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Far out Costumes and Scary Fun Parties R Iv Ers Gu Rney H As a Big Adv Antag E W H En It Comes to Costu Ming , H Er Mom H Ay Ley Is a P Rof Essional Mak E- U P Artist Island Times V olu me X V I, N u mber 1 4 Pensacola B each , F lorida October 27, 2020 Happy Halloween Far Out Costumes and Scary Fun Parties R iv ers Gu rney h as a big adv antag e w h en it comes to costu ming , h er mom H ay ley is a p rof essional mak e- u p artist. Tog eth er th ey cre- ated th e ou t- of - th is- w orld look and landed at th e Pensacola B each sp acesh ip h ou se f or a f ew p h otos. Transp ort y ou rself to p ag e 2 f or more on costu me contests and oth er treats. PAGE 2 Island Times October 27, 2020 Beach Haunts Host Halloween Parties, Contests Hey Ghouls and Guys! Are stories/ 2747461. The Z oom link to visit the eatery that bears his too. Outdoor, Gulf front seating food, music, candy. Costumes you hunting for a haunting? The will magically arrive. name? Have a few beers and lis- under a full moon on Halloween. encouraged. There will be food full moon rises over Pensacola Halloween Happenings ten carefully. That’s a treat. and drink available for purchase. Beach on Halloween to illumi- Are you shaking with fear at Is Rover a red-caped super If costumes and candy corn Beach raised Craig Chamberlin, nate your path to parties and the thought of the biggest Hal- dog? Red Fish Blue Fish has aren’t your thing, Chase Cole who is the Gulf Breeze Neigh- contests. loween Bash on the beach? It’s treats for costumed canines and says Flounder’s chefs have a borhood Services Coordinator, Frightful Friday happening at The Sandshaker! other pets, too. K ids in costume full menu of seafood, sushi and is in charge! More info: https: / / Shaggy’s gets the weekend Dress in your best costume and eat free all day at Red Fish Blue steaks. No tricks, just good food. cityofgulfbreeze.us/ bargeoween/ started on Friday, October 30 follow the sounds of Horseshoe Fish and at their next door neigh- Score three dozen college All Saints Day with a three-day freebie. K ids in K itty to the Shaker stage at 9 bor, Water Pig BBQ. football match-ups on Saturday, The Natives are up early, costume eat free at their Pensac- p.m. As the clock strikes mid- Sales and Catering Manager October 31 at Sidelines. Treat cooking fall fare like Pumpkin ola Beach location Friday, Satur- night, the Costume Contest will Cheryl Maniscalco says, “We yourself to wings, nachos and ecan uffi ns. arm with a cup day and Sunday to celebrate the begin. Are you ghoulish enough love kids. Of course there will be the best view of the stadium. of coff ee. r stop by for lunch. Halloween Weekend. Stop by to win? Bring your friends to candy! Plus, spooky drink spe- Barge-O-Ween, hosted by Mama J oyce’s Butternut Squash on Halloween for candy for all cheer for you. The Shaker is cials for adults at night at both the City of Gulf Breeze at Dol- Soup is on the stove. trick-or-treaters. handing out $500 in cash prizes. waterfront locations.” phin Stadium, is from 4 to 8 p.m. Perhaps you need a water- Since the Pensacola Beach Bar opens at 10 a.m. if you need If you wear your costume to Not on the beach, but everyone front view, a bloody mary and Elementary School Fall Festival to get a very early start. Crab’s on the Gulf, you won’t be is welcome to attend. Bring your Frisky Dolphin’s eggs benedict was cancelled due to the pan- Bamboo Willie’s General alone. Crab’s K im Pemberton, mask. Enter the decorated pump- the day after Hallween. Find an demic, the PTA is hosting an in- Manager Robert Gleim declared who is in charge of fun, says the kin contest. It’s a unique trick or outdoor seat, overlooking Little school Spooktacular. K ids at the 2020 too scary already, so the staff will be wearing costumes, treat style event that includes Sabine Bay. Beach School will be treated to soundfront bar is hosting a Hal- a Trunk-or-Treat from 8 a.m. to loween Beach Party. Sip a drink 11 a.m. on campus, October 30, and gaze at a full moon over Advocates Tap New Board, Set Neighborhood Program followed by special events in the the water. it the dance oor The Pensacola Beach Advo- home needs to be refi ned and forward to represent a condo, a classrooms. The PTA is award- at 8 p.m. High Demand will cates elected a new board, intro- consistent. The issues of park- few blocks or an entire neighbor- ing a $50 gift card to the best rock the palapa covered stage. duced a neighborhood program ing, noise and occupant capacity hood,” said Dorfman. “We want decorated trunk. Check this out at 11 p.m. – the and discussed ongoing issues at also need to be addressed. Pres- them to talk to their neighbors The K rewe of Bananimals Costume Contest categories are their annual October 15 annual ton told the membership that in and bring ideas to our meet- have set their annual Halloween Best Mermaid, Best Surfer, Best meeting at the Beach Church. her neighborhood the lease pro- ings. It allows the PBA to ar- Party and Costume Contest to Lifeguard, Best Flip Flops and PBA President J amie Crit- hibits homes being used as vaca- ticulate that information to the start at 7 p.m. on October 30 at Best Tacky Tourist. ( Disclaimer, tenden welcomed 48 members tion rentals, and residents ended SRIA, County and others. And, The Break. The Bananimal who Bamboo Willie’s loves tourists, to the in-person meeting which up in court. it allows PBA to work for you to keeps everyone informed, Sta- so please come to the Beach was also being broadcast live Preston added that residents make Pensacola Beach a better cey Wright, says “What' s better Party.) Winners are going home online. In an overview of his have been left with the time community.” than a K rewe event where masks with cash and prizes. term he cited the PBA’s suc- consuming and unsavory task Most recently the PBA ap- ARE encouraged? Halloween “We’ve been kinda dead,” cesses in bringing government, of repeatedly contacting law en- peared before the SRIA to op- masks, that is. The spookier, the joked Paradise’s Renee Mack law enforcement, businesses and forcement, code enforcement, pose a lease fee increase. An better! ” Horseshoe K itty plays when she recounted the weeks citizens together to ensure a safe the SRIA and the County to incremental increase, which was at 8 and the costume contest is leading up to Halloween. All Spring Break. Additionally, the complain and report these situa- approved by the SRIA, is to be at 9 p.m. K eep partying because kidding aside, she invites every- PBA heard from members via tions. She feels like it is time for used for beach renourishment. the prizes are handed out at 10 one to Paradise Bar and Grill on surveys where results showed offi cials to help the citizens by Additional issues intro- p.m. and you have to be there to Halloween night. Open air bar support of retaining the Santa enforcing the regulations. Pres- duced during discussion: get one. Want to be a Bananimal and dining room, plus Mike Nor- Rosa Island Authority, and dis- ton pointed out that quality of • SRIA have more control or re- and party like a wild bat? www. ris playing songs you know the approved of roundabouts in the life and safety are at stake. establish powers granted to them K reweofBananimals.com words to. “Breezers and Beach core area. Crittenden noted that “We need help,” she said. • Enforcement of parking rules Chills by the Campfi re is a people, get a costume and come the continued investigation into “We are asking for help.” for weddings/ large events virtual ghost tour event hosted to Paradise,” commanded Re- the unregulated use of residential The topic of vacation rentals • Citizens are weary of calling on All Hallow’s Eve at 8 p.m. nee. “Music starts early, around leased properties would carry being occupied during a state-or- law enforcement, code enforce- U WF Historic Trust’s Wendi Da- 6 p.m .” over to the next board. dered shut down due to COVID; ment for violations vis dares you to sign up for the There is a beach fable that A slate of new board mem- and before, during and after Hur- • Prohibit on-street parking when murder and mayhem ghost sto- those who go to PegLeg’s on bers for the 2021 year was ap- ricane Sally was also discussed. a tropical storm watch is issued ries presented by a virtual camp- Halloween can hear the distinct proved by the membership. Crittenden said, “We know • Prohibit on-street parking when fi re. he cost is . egister and sounds made by a heavy boot and Board members will be Rhonda these homes are not going away. post storm debris collection is pay at https: / / historicpensacola. a wooden peg walking along the Dorfman, Glenn Windham, Lyn We need to create a balance for taking place doubleknot.com/ event/ chills- dock. Does PegLeg Pete moor Castel, J ack Womack and Bill residents.” • U pdate on the right-of-way by-the-campfire-virtual-ghost- his ghost ship in LaFitte Cove Ray.
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