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November 22, 2017 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER 75¢ Lawmakers order audit of City of GB Purchase of Tiger Point Golf Course spurs Sen. Broxson to request audit
BY GLENDA CAUDLE Gulf Breeze News© 2017 [email protected]
Gulf Breeze City Manager Samantha Abell said she was sitting in a meeting alongside for- mer City Manager and current special advisor to Talking the City Edwin “Buz” Eddy Thursday morning when she happened to come across the day’s Dannheisser turkey agenda for the Joint Legislative Auditing Com- mittee and realized that group of six Florida Gulf Breeze Elementary House members and five senators were going School helped children to be discussing and voting on an audit request- understand the fi rst Thanksgiving by dressing ed by Sen. Doug Broxson that afternoon. up in native American Abell said that “complete happenstance” was attire. Pictured, from left, the only way she had any idea what was about Dylan with Mrs. Black, to happen in Tallahassee later that day. Harry and Nico with Mrs. Dunne and Brock with Mrs. Locked in to appearances at two speaking Stevens See Saturday’s Page 5A Eddy RIGHT: Children enjoyed » a Thanksgiving feast and activities. Santa Rosa schools are out for fall break this week. Tiger Point to get 72 new golf carts was one of the items placed on BY GLENDA CAUDLE Gulf Breeze News the consent agenda by Coun- [email protected] cil members at the Wednesday, Nov. 15, executive session. Tiger Point Golf Club will, Council members were to most likely, be getting new elec- deal with consent agenda items tric golf carts, thanks to action under one vote at the Monday undertaken by members of Gulf night business meeting. Because Breeze City Council. Moving of the Gulf Breeze News holiday ahead with the purchase of 72 print schedule, follow-up news 2017 Club Car Precedent Elec- about that session will be printed tric golf cars and a Club Car Nov. 30. Carryall 300 gas utility/vehicle at a total cost of $342,517.85 See City OKs Page 2A »
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1889 Cowen Rd. | Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 | ACROSS FROM THE GULF BREEZE ZOO (850) 932-5500 | MON - SAT: 9 am to 8 pm | SUN: noon to 6 pm 2A November 22, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com City OKs $170M CTA bond issuances Calendar of Meetings » Continued from Page 1A which benefits the City of Gulf Breeze and Trust Agency Plan of Reliance for Atlantic Wednesday 22 results in overtime pay from the program Housing Foundation Inc., authorizing issu- Bagdad Architectural Advisory Board The fleet price quoted in information for Gulf Breeze law enforcement person- ance of not to exceed $130 million in CTA 8:30 a.m., 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton provided for the requested includes a nel who work with the Task Force. bonds. $25,200 credit tor free goods and a guar- • Request for Council to make the fol- • Request for approval of a Plan of Fi- Gulf Breeze Toastmasters anteed buy back price of $1,450 per cart at lowing board appointments: George Wil- nance for Sarasota-Manatee Jewish Hous- 1:00 p.m., 555 Fairpoint Drive, Gulf Breeze the end of 48 months. The advantage to the liams to the Board of Adjustment and Mat- ing Council Inc. of not to exceed $40 mil- Friday 24 City rests in the savings realized from not thew Thomas to the Development Review lion in CTA bonds. paying the interest fees associated with the Board. Council was also requested to ad- • Request that the Council authorize the Gulf Breeze Optimist Club originally proposed lease. vertise board and alternate board vacancies advertisement of the bid for the replace- No meeting this day The credit for free goods will be utilized in this newspaper and on social media. ment of water services for the Fairpoint to provide a new beverage cart. • Request for approval of agreements Apartments. The fiscal year 2018 budget Wednesday 29 The $10,486.25 cost of a utility vehicle for the WS933 Inmate Work Squad and the includes $100,000 for water main upgrades Gulf Breeze Executive Committee Meeting to be deployed as a range ball picker is in- WS952 Inmate Work Squad, in the amount and staff estimates the work necessary for 6:00 p.m., 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze cluded in the purchase price. of $57.497 each, through the Century Cor- the 56 services to be $50,000. Bids received Other items Council members, with the rectional Institution. Inmate work crews will be presented to the South Santa Rosa Gulf Breeze Toastmasters exception of Renee Bookout, who was un- from the institution provide labor for tasks Utility System Board for recommendation 1:00 p.m., 555 Fairpoint Drive, Gulf Breeze able to attend the Nov. 15 session, agreed such as right of way maintenance, mow- to the City Council for approval. to deal with on the consent agenda include ing, litter clean up, minor construction, The request to authorize action on the the following: park maintenance and tree trimming. The annual Employment Agreement by and be- • Request for approval of the distribution WS933 contract covers the salary of the tween the City of Gulf Breeze and former of $46,863 of Federal Fiscal Year 2017 18 inmate officer working with the program. Mayor Ed Gray for his operation and man- Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assis- Costs for both contracts is covered in the agement of Gulf Breeze Financial Servic- tance Program funds to be used for the fiscal year 2018 budget. City Attorney es, Capital Trust Agency and Capital Trust FLASHBACKS Santa Rosa County 2017-18 countywide Mike Stebbins has made amendments to Agency Community Development Entity Task Force program. Funds received are the agreement that are part of the approv- was removed from its original position on NOVEMBER 22 used to pay overtime charges for the Santa al. the consent agenda so that additional work Rosa countywide Task Force program, • Request for approval of the Capital could be done on the agreement. 1 Year ago this week – 2016 Amtrak Service between New Orleans and Orlando, including stops in Pensacola and Crestview is needed again, according to the Santa Rosa County Commissioners. They all unanimously Facebook posts lead to break-in approved a resolution at last Thursday’s meeting in support of the service, which has been suspended since Hurricane arrests at out-of-business ‘Club II’ Katrina. 5 Years ago this week - 2012 one count the indoor photo was labeled “Shenani- BY GLENDA CAUDLE Offi cials from the Florida Department of Transportation are Gulf Breeze News© 2017 of burglary pool’s ex- gan’s” and was tagged to Still. [email protected] of an un- terior door The other photo had a comment gearing up to hold a public hearings on the department’s o c c u p i e d p r o p p e d from Still that said, “We defi- tentative fi ve-year work program. The hearings will be held to In her first interview with s t r u c t u r e open with nitely have fun!” present and receive input on the work program for fi scal years Officer Carlos J Desousa Jr. of (unarmed) trash cans, The officer went to the prop- July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2018 and consider the necessity the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s -- which r e s t r o o m erty and confirmed the photos of making changes to the program. Department, Brittny Still, 28, is a third lights on were taken from inside the denied taking anything from d e g r e e Still Gallman and a torn fence. a break-in at property known felony - white shirt Once the officer contacted 10 Years ago this week - 2007 as “The Club” at 1230 Crane - with bond set at $5,000, and lying across the cash register. Still at her home, she provided The Raceway gas station located on Highway 98 near Garcon Cove Blvd. near Gulf Breeze. with a misdemeanor for petit By the time officers arrived, a sworn statement and initially Point is closed. A corporate spokesman said they are seeking The property is not open to the theft in the first degree of less most of the doors had been denied that she and Gallman an operator for the store and it will reopen as soon as one is public and is owned by Beach than $300. That bond was set at rekeyed, but the employee said had taken anything, but she located. Community Bank. $1,000. six doors would have to be subsequently phoned the offi- She subsequently admit- Officers were first alerted to rekeyed, since their keys were cer and said Gallman had ad- ted to having stolen property the break in Oct. 23 by an un- stolen, at an expense of $75 per mitted to her that she had taken – a set of keys to the building named person hired to repair door ($450). the keys and left them at the – inside a shop at the back of the property by the owner. He told officers the owners Still property. her property, but said someone He told them he had left the of the property wished to pur- Still was released on bond else – Rebekah Gallman – had property, which has “No Tres- sue charges. Nov. 16 and ordered to stay taken the keys and left them in- passing” signs posted on the In the course of the inves- away from the property. side the shop. fence around the property, se- tigation, officers looked at Gallman, 31, of 5564 Pond Still, a resident of Ramble- cured on Oct. 20 at 5 p.m. When Gallman’s Facebook account Creek Road in Milton, was ap- wood Drive in Gulf Breeze and a he returned at 8 a.m. Oct. 23, and its publicly viewed posts parently also booked into Santa patient care tech at Gulf Breeze he found a set of keys missing, and saw two photos that he rec- Rosa County Jail Nov. 16 on Hospital, was arrested Nov. 15 the metal drawers in a cabinet ognized to be from property at the same charges and was also at her home and charged with opened in one of the rooms, 1230 Crane Cove Blvd. One released on that date. The sound of salvation Caroline Stinson has been ringing the familiar holiday Salvation Army bell for three years now, spending about an hour at a time a few days a week. Monday, she was greeting shoppers outside Publix in Gulf Breeze and smiling a welcome and an invitation to share. She says donations have been good so from your friends far and encourages others to sign up through a church – hers is a local United Methodist congregation – or to go at Gulf Breeze News online to the Salvation Army bellringers volunteer site. A kettle that raises $30 an hour provides a family with two bags of groceries or shelters an individual for the night. The website features a video and N������� 23 Leighton Tubbs answers many questions about Arthur Burke Landen Wright what volunteers can do. Haley Hundelt Glenda Caudle | Gulf Breeze News N������� 24 N������� 27 David Sundstrom Dyson Broadhurst Moe Bass Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report N������� 25 Jay Norris N������� 28 Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. LaQuinta Stover Grace Freeman Note: All arrest and police reports published in Gulf Breeze News are public record and do not imply guilt. All suspects are presumed Neely Watson innocent until proven and/or adjudicated guilty in a court of law. 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Chief Shane Carmichael of Gulf Breeze Fire- Rescue provides an up-close look at some of the volunteer organization’s equipment following his presentation to Gulf Breeze Citizens Academy Thursday night.
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RequiRements: Must possess Gulf Breeze Fire Department excellent communication skills, adequately represent the mission of the Members of the Citizens Academy BY GLENDA CAUDLE be computer proficient and have Gulf Breeze News© 2017 department. also heard from Carmichael, who heads [email protected] Members of the volunteer unit, which up the City’s Department of Community dependable transportation. was expanded to include a “rescue Services, about the work of that offi ce According to Chief Shane Carmichael squad” component in the 1970s, have and from Parks and Recreation Director of Gulf Breeze Fire-Rescue, the Gulf included local citizens from a variety of Ron Pulley about Gulf Breeze’s com- Breeze Volunteer Fire Department was backgrounds, including attorneys, phy- munity center and the many programs Fax resume to established in October 1955 as the Casa sicians, business people and pilots. with which his department is involved. Blanca Gulf Breeze Fire Department Gulf Breeze news & splash! Carmichael has been part of the de- The informative session, held at Gulf Your Community Newspaper and actually predated the offi cial found- partment since he was 16. He was named Breeze Community Center, was the ing of the city. The name was changed chief in 2006 and is the fi fth person to third of fi ve planned for the inaugural 850-932-8794 in the early part of this century to more serve in that capacity. group. or e-mail to [email protected] Magazine Nathan Ford returning to classroom He served as Assistant to City Manager, now will teach at GBHS NOTICE OF from which the decisions in previous court At the Nov. 15 meeting, he BY GLENDA CAUDLE PUBLIC MEETINGS C o u n c i l cases related to the property dis- once again tried to stop talk of Gulf Breeze News© 2017 All Board of County Commission Meetings and other m e m b e r pute. Simon ruled that the plain- a Shade Meeting and insisted [email protected] county department meetings are held in the County R e n e e tiffs were due to recover a sig- he planned to speak to each Administrative Center Board Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Nathan Ford completed his B o o k o u t nifi cant amount from the City to member of the Council private- Milton, Florida, unless otherwise indicated. service as Assistant to the City was absent, cover attorney’s fees that have ly, once again, about the latest Manager of Gulf Breeze Nov. C o u n c i l arisen from their efforts to pro- developments in the case, but Tourist Development Council 17 and will be taking on new m e m b e r s tect their privately-owned prop- Fitch and Naile reiterated their responsibilities as a social stud- C h e r r y Ford erty from seizure by the City. desire for the session. Committee Meeting December 4 8:30 a.m. ies teacher at Gulf Breeze High Fitch and The City has never won a bat- As of Friday afternoon, nei- Navarre Visitor Center, 8543 Navarre Parkway, Navarre School when classes resume af- Tom Naile tle in the case that has come be- ther had been notifi ed about Marine Advisory December 5 Cancelled ter the Thanksgiving holidays. asked, once again, for a Shade fore two judges multiple times plans for a Shade Meeting. Ford, who is leaving a career Meeting to discuss the direction since the 1980s. Bills laid at the Council members at the Nov. Blackwater Soil and Water in administration with the City in which the City should move taxpayers’ doorstep over the 15 session were reminded the Conservation District December 7 7:30 a.m. of Gulf Breeze to begin teach- in the appeals that have been legal battle waged to gain con- Stormwater Utility Fee Infra- ing young people, was praised fi led in the years-long “Catawba trol of a 15-by-50-foot strip of structure Workshop had been 3927 Highway 4, Suite 102, Jay at the Wednesday, Nov. 15, Case.” land owned by the plaintiffs are removed from the agenda of Tourist Development Council executive session by At a previous Council meet- mounting toward three-quarters the regular Council meeting at Mayor Matt Dannheisser, fol- ing, Bookout had joined Fitch of a million dollars. Still, the 6 p.m. Monday, Nov. 20 and Council Board Meeting December 7 8:30 a.m. lowing the announcement of his and Naile in requesting the City has signaled its intention to would, instead, be held at 5 Tiger Point Community Center, 1370 Tiger Park Lane, Gulf Breeze resignation. “closed door” session, in which pursue the case in multiple ap- p.m., prior to the business ses- Ford has been with the City Council members can discuss peals. sion. Commission Committee December 11 9:00 a.m. since 2015, serving as Assistant legal information privately with Naile had told his fellow Because of a change in Gulf Fire Department to the City Manager and Public attorneys involved in a case. Council members at the earlier Breeze News’ holiday deadline Executive Group December 11 Cancelled Information Offi cer. City attorney Mike Stebbins meeting that they were being to Monday afternoon, cover- A graduate of the Univer- had said he planned to speak to laughed at and he was ready to age of that meeting, which is of SHIP Affordable Housing Advisory sity of Mississippi, he served each of the Council members settle the matter, but Stebbins critical importance to residents Committee Meeting December 13 2:00 p.m. 15 years at the University of privately and individually about appeared to push back against of the East Basin and the West West Florida and the University the case and update them on in- that idea and fi rmly insisted that Basin who fear future fl ood Public Services Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton of Tennessee, with roots at his formation following the latest he be allowed to speak to the problems, will be featured in the Building Code alma mater, Ole Miss. judicial set-back for the City on Council members individually. Nov. 30 edition. As a teacher, he will be re- Oct. 11, when Judge John Si- Board of Adjustments December 13 Cancelled turning to the education focus mon spelled out precisely how Commission Regular December 14 9:00 a.m. share by many of his family much the City owed plaintiffs members. Peter and Mitzi Peters and John Commission Special – In other news from the ex- Reese because of what he de- Rezoning Meeting December 14 6:00 p.m. ecutive session on Nov. 17, scribed as its failure to abide by We are a Multiline Dealer Commission Committee December 25 Cancelled 3ALES s 3ERVICE 2EPAIRS FREE Bagdad Architectural SPECIAL Snowbird HEARING All Makes/Models TEST! 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Gulf Breeze Will Do membership drive is underway Gulf Breeze Will Do begins of prizes for winning blooms. its 2018 membership drive with Then after the show, U. S. Ma- a social gathering on Thursday, rines will distribute the toys to Nov. 30 at LaBrisa Restaurant in needy children. The interested Gulf Breeze. The event begins at public is cordially invited to this 5:30 and will be for current and free event. potential members. Gulf Breeze In addition, PCC members Will Do pools membership dues will meet again at 7:00 p.m. at to award grants of $1,000 to the Garden Center on Tuesday $10,000 to causes benefitting December 5 for last minute in- the “Greater Gulf Breeze Area” structions for the upcoming Ca- including Pensacola Beach and mellia Show on Saturday De- Tiger Point. Membership dues cember 9. are $250 for women 29 and The Camellia Club has a free older. Younger ladies can join advisory service for those with for $150. camellia questions. During the Since its inception, Gulf blooming season, those with Breeze Will Do has made sig- unidentified blooms are asked nificant contributions to our to bring blooms for the experts community and will continue to to answer your questions about do so with tax deductible mem- camellia care. For problems bership dues and donations. which can’t be resolved by At the Nov. 30 meeting, Gulf bringing in specimens of blooms Breeze Will Do T-shirts will be or diseased camellia branches, available for purchase. club members can make free For more details, visit gulf- “house calls” within the Pen- breezewilldo.org online. sacola area. The Camellia Club website: www.pensacolaca- Pensacola Camellia melliaclub.com has additional Club details about the club history and photos of camellia blooms The Pensacola Camellia Club propagated and registered by is preparing for its 79th annual club members. Camellia Show and Plant Sale Approximately 100 Pensaco- TOP: Roger Vinson, member of Pens. Camellia Club and past on Saturday, Dec. 9, at First la camellia varieties have been registered with the American president of America. Camellia Society (ACS) checks list to assure United Methodist Wright Place, the blooms are properly placed in the last show. 80 E. Wright Street in down- Camellia Society. The club also town Pensacola. It is expected maintains the 10 year old UWF The clerks from the Pensacola club are wearing brown aprons. that there will be approximately Camellia Garden in associa- Adopt-a-Pet tion with the University and the 1,500 blooms on display. The house at 1605 Guam Lane; 949- meet new members, socialize show is adjudicated by the UWF Retired Employees As- Penny | 2 1/2 years old | Spayed Female sociation. There are over 100 533-7115. The Christmas Pa- with old friends and enjoy the American Camellia Society. rade will be held 8:30 a.m. on Christmas Spirit. Hi!! I’m Penny! I’m a black and camellia plants in the garden white Domestic Shorthair kitty! Camellia enthusiasts from sev- December 2, beginning at the Please make out your check eral surrounding states as well including many Pensacola Va- I’ve been at the shelter since May bus ramp behind GB elemen- to GCF for $35 and send mail 11th so I’m really ready to be a as local camellia growers will rieties. Since the local camellia blooming season is normally tary, Middle and High School. it to Janice Knight at 6708 Lib- member of your family! exhibit and compete for prizes. Participants should wear red erty Street, Navarre, FL, 32566; Pa’leeze come get me!! Meow!!! Free public viewing, after judg- October through March, this is a great time to view the UWF or Christmas apparel and bring please designate which dinner Ask for information about ing has been completed and Penny - ID#A278750 Camellia Garden. There is sig- candy or beads to throw. The choice you want on your check; prizes awarded, will be from 1 following is important: chicken Marsala or pork rib Escambia County Animal Shelter p.m. to 4:00 p.m. nage on the campus or one can 200 West Fairfi eld Drive stop at the University Police * No Santa Claus costumes. roast. Pensacola, FL Camellia sales will be from Hats are OK. Elves, etc. are all Station and ask for directions. Tuesday thru Friday 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. or until all rright. Gulf Breeze Area A Real Sweetie! plants are sold. These desir- The Camellia Garden can be Hrs: 11 am - 5 pm reached by driving to the very * Dress up pets are welcome Historical Society Saturday from 10 am - 4 pm able camellia plants have been on leashes; please bring cleanup selected from camellia nurseries end of Campus Drive, park in Brought To You By To be a Sponsor of lot “V” and the garden is a short bags. The Gulf Breeze Area His- in the Southeast and also propa- * Kids and grandkids wel- Adopt A Pet gated by local Camellia Club walk up the hill. For additional torical Society met November information see the PCC web- come. It is a mile walk and rid- 16 in the Clay Ford room at the Call (850) 932-8986 members. Cost is reasonable at ing will be for members. Bring $25-$30 each. site or call Norman Vickers at Gulf Breeze Community Center. 850-484-9183. folding chair/s if possible. The Speaker was Anna Speed In preparation for the Camel- * Park in front of schools; not lia Show, Camellia Club mem- Ratcliff. Gulf Coast Friends in back parking lot. Anna is bers heard past president Christi Let Linda Bozorgnia know if Hankins give a program on His- (GCF) the daugh- you will participate by calling ter of How- torical Events from Past Camel- (850) 490-1193 or email bozor- lia Shows at the regular club GCF are going all out to ard Gray [email protected]. New members Speed, the meeting on Tuesday, November make the Christmas and Holi- are encouraged to come. We are proud to be the fi rst in the area to offer ... 21, 6:30 p.m. at the Garden Cen- day Season great this year with first princi- The Gulf Coast Friends pal of Gulf Gentle laser ter, 1850 N. 9th Avenue. Also, a Christmas parade and a Christ- Christmas Celebration will be treatment for the Breeze El- Ratliff Skip Vogelsang, Camellia Show mas Dinner and Party. First, symptoms held at the Tiger Point Golf e m e n t a r y Chair, instructed the attendees Christmas Parade; the theme is Club on December 12. The par- of low hormones School. Speed began the prepa- or menopause, on helping with the camellia “Sailing into the Season”. The ty begins with the happy hour show. planning will take place at on ration to open the school in July including ... at 6:30 pm and dinner at 7:30 of 1956. “At the time, we lived Members are reminded to Tuesday Nov. 21 at 11am at Gail pm. Entertainment includes Call for s 0AINFUL INTERCOURSE bring either toys or cash for Seidler’s house at 1612 Whisper in the Cora Community south of Introductory s 6AGINAL ITCHING IRRITATION Bobby DD’s Band. The Board Jay. He and my mother moved to Offer! “Toys for Tots” program. Toys Bay; 916-9660. Float decorat- of Directors has planned a fun s 6AGINAL BURNING DRYNESS will be displayed at the De- ing will happen on Friday Dec. evening with an opportunity to s 5RINARY 5RGENCY 5RINATING AT NIGHT cember Camellia show in lieu 1, at 10:30am at Julie Day’s See Speed Page 8A » s 2ECCURING BLADDER INFECTIONS OR 54)S s ,ICHEN SCLEROSUS !NYONE IS WELCOME TO ATTEND A SEMINAR OR &2%% CONSULTATION TO HEAR MORE DETAILS 850-916-7766
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Broxson: Audit may help City of Gulf Breeze do some things better » Continued from Page 1A were going unanswered. for a city to speak on whether tive did say that the operational the City’s needs for both space certificates of excellence for Only because of the actions they support an audit or not, but audit should be focused on the and income at Tiger Point’s golf 17 years from the state that our engagements Thursday and of State Rep. Frank White did there was an absence of any ac- golf course, since that seems to courses, and to the public not be independent audits are accept- an important employee appre- she know the process was mov- knowledgment of the mayor’s be the senator’s area of concern. disruptive of City operations, as able to the public. This is not a ciation luncheon for the public ing along. He sent her a copy of letter seeking information. No Several members asked, ‘What it would be if there is an audit request for a financial audit. It services department, where she the committee’s agenda in Sep- one asked had the City received are we auditing?’ This is not a with no definition and no end. is an operational audit, and it was set to tember and said he wanted to notice. That also has us flum- financial audit. It seems to be She said she feels there is appears to be narrowly focused make an make the City aware that Sen. moxed.” a difference of opinion on a lo- dissatisfaction driving the re- on whether the City should be announce- Broxson was asking for an op- The letter the City Manager cal matter, but a majority of the quests for the audit from some operating two golf courses,” ment of erational audit. The very short refers to is one she says Gulf committee voted in favor out of who want the City to open both she says. great inter- letter contained no other infor- Breeze City Manager Matt respect for the senator. the east and west courses for Sen. Broxson says the audit est about mation, she says, so she reached Dannheisser wrote in October, “Last week, Buz expressed golfers at Tiger Point, but the was actually scheduled for last some staff out to Tallahassee to try to get after White shared the alert concern because a City-wide west course is not in playable year, but the auditor was run- c h a n g e s , more details. about a requested audit. In it, audit can be very disruptive if condition at present because of ning behind and it got pushed she asked Aides to the auditing com- the mayor asked for informa- there is no beginning and end the past storm damage. to this time period. He appeared Eddy to Broxson mittee let her know the session tion and a copy of the petitions and we don’t know what it is “Purchasing the golf course, to be unaware that the City had head to the dealing with the audit could Broxson said he had received, about. But after listening (to for us, has always been about not been notified of the com- state’s capi- happen in October or Novem- along with a request for con- the committee’s session), we keeping the spray fields open mittee meeting, saying he was tal to see what was going on. ber, so she began reaching out cerns. He also provided factual welcome it,” says the new city and being able to expand the not sure how or if notification He left Gulf Breeze immedi- to White again, as well as to information about the owner- manager. water treatment plant, so util- was typically supplied to a city ately and made the session with incoming committee chairman ship of the spray fields at Tiger Abell says she thinks it could ity rate payers inside and out under those circumstances. minutes to spare. Sen. Jennifer Sullivan – who Point. A copy of that letter and help clarify the City’s efforts haven’t had to pay the cost. A request from the commu- While State Rep. Randy Fine will assume that office in De- the information was also sent to and benefit the rate payers for There is a segment of golfers nications director at the state of Southern Brevard County cember. She was able to speak to the audit committee. local utilities, since the purchase who want our rate payers to pay about notification procedures told Gulf Breeze News editor Sullivan’s aide but got no useful Abell says there was never a of the golf course at Tiger Point for the west course to stay open had not met with a response at Lisa Newell, “The fact that the information. She also continued response to that letter. was for the purpose of expand- so they can play both courses. press time Monday. City didn’t take it seriously, that to check online for details that “The City Council was still ing the local wastewater treat- We hear the concerns of golfers Questioned about the scope the mayor or city manager did might affect Gulf Breeze. in a position of waiting, think- ment facility without adding who would like to have 36 holes of the audit, Sen. Broxson said, not make the trip, did not reflect According to Abell, no one ing we would receive more in- the expense of more staff, new to play, but, on further discus- “Once the audit is requested, well.” from the state ever reached out formation so we could better design, engineering fees and sion, both the county and city it has no real scope. It’s up to Abell says that in the absence to the City of Gulf Breeze and understand the concerns. But the purchase of more expensive attorneys said it is not lawful to the Auditor General to deter- of a notice that the meeting was informed them when the meet- there was no staff report or any property that was clearly com- raise (utility) rates to benefit a mine what he wants to look at even taking place, she feels the ing of the committee would information to take to the Coun- ing as the customer base was small segment of our customers, and what he wants to establish. City did all it could reason- take place or what the scope of cil so they could take a posi- growing at a great rate. who are a homeowners associa- It’s really pretty routine and not ably do on Thursday. She also concerns for the requested au- tion,” she says in response to “At the time, the purchase tion who would have received unusual. The state does audits points to repeated efforts on dit would be. She says the only the concerns expressed by the of both courses (at Tiger Point) cash, and golfers. We couldn’t on different cities for different her part and that of Mayor Matt communication she received committee on Thursday when was for $2.7 million. Today its find a reason for people’s utility reasons every year. Gulf Breeze Dannheisser to get more infor- from anyone in the state was Eddy was quizzed on whether appraised value is just under rates to go up to provide an ad- shouldn’t be uncomfortable mation about the audit request the courtesy “heads up” from or not the Council had taken a $10 million. I think that was a ditional 18 holes of play. with an audit. It may reveal and a possible date for a vote on White, for which she was very vote about whether to support good business decision,” she “My understanding is that that they are doing things right the request. appreciative. the audit or not. says of the purchase that has Broxson and the committee rec- and it may help them do some According to Abell, she first Her routine search for online Eddy told the committee, ac- allowed the City to spray ef- ognize that we have received things better.” became aware that Sen. Brox- information Thursday resulted cording to Fine, that Dannheiss- fluent on the storm-damaged son planned to ask for an audit in her request to Eddy to go to er opposed the audit, but “the west course, to offer the former when she and Gulf Breeze City Tallahassee and determine the mayor is just a councilman with driving range for purchase and Council member Renee Book- scope of the request for an au- a gavel.” to expand the waste water treat- ® out were in Tallahassee some dit. Rep. Fine says he found ment plant size at half the cost That same afternoon, at 3:45, that response very troubling, rate payers would otherwise Timothy Wise time ago to attend the annual Financial Professional Florida City and County Man- she watched the live committee indicating it meant to him that have faced. The Prudential Insurance agers Association Legislative meeting from Gulf Breeze and the mayor was acting without Abell says she intends to Company of America Week. she says it became apparent that Council approval. keep calling the State in an ef- 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway She says she told Sen. Brox- the concern from Sen. Broxson Abell says Gulf Breeze lead- fort to try and understand the Suite 10 is related to the fact that the City ership still feels itself to be in scope of the operational audit. Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 son that as the new interim city (850) 932-0846 manager, she came on board has not kept open both the east fact-finding mode. Her concern is that the oppor- [email protected] asking questions and wanting to and west golf courses at Tiger “The committee did not ac- tunity to get the facts out to the know the finances of the City, Point since it purchased the golf knowledge a request for infor- utility customers, whose rates Insurance and annuities issued by The Prudential Insurance Company of America, Newark, NJ and its affiliates. so she sat with auditors and had course for use as a spray field mation or ask whether we had are tied to what happens with Financial planning and investment advisory services offered through Prudential Financial Planning Services, a division of Pruco Securities, LLC. Each company is solely responsible for its own financial condition and several meetings. She says the in 2012. been ‘noticed.’ One representa- the real estate available to meet contractual obligations. *Availability varies by carrier and state. 0204819-00001-00 City earned a Certificate of Ex- As to a response to a ques- cellence in Reporting the last tion posed by the committee on 17 years and the auditors with whether or not the City Council VACATIONING? BUSINESS Q VACATION Q EXTENDED STAY Need care or assistance while vacationing or at home/in a facility? whom she spoke in her new supported the requested audit, position answered all her ques- Abell says that was an impossi- tions. She says she expressed ble question for Eddy to answer, a complete willingness to sit since the Council had received A place for you in Pensacola down with Sen. Broxson at the no basis for understanding the time and go through details in scope of the audit or the con- AIRPORT/CORDOVA MALL PENSACOLA DOWNTOWN an effort to reassure citizens. cern. 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During World War Gulf Island National Seashore, is I, he had met a French nurse an unincorporated town in Santa named Nolle. Immigration poli- P.O. Box 1414 Rosa County. It located at the cies would not allow him to 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway lower southeast of the county ap- bring her to the United States as Harbourtown Unit #35 proximately 20 miles east of my a wife, but he could adopt her home in Gulf Breeze. and bring her to Florida where Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 In 1693, Spanish explorers found East Bay River, naming it “The Riv- he purchased a large amount of What are you most Office: (850) 932-8986 Carlos de Siguenza-y-Gngora and Admiral er Jordan” after Captain Jordan de Reina. land. Nolle named their holdings Navarre, The Spaniards noticed a group of Native thankful for on Fax: (850) 932-8794 Andrs de Pez-y-Malzorraga set sail from after the province in Spain, near France. Veracruz, Mexico, to map sites of Spanish Americans who were gone before they During the Great Depression, the Wymans, www.gulfbreezenews.com Thanksgiving? colonization in Northwest Florida. They could reach them. This site is now called unable to pay taxes, lost their land. BY GLENDA CAUDLE Gulf Breeze News [email protected] PUBLISHER/EDITOR Lisa Newell
SPORTS EDITOR Jason Thompson
NEWS REPORTER Glenda Caudle
SALES Doug Henriques “For my life.”
OFFICE MANAGER ANNA GIBERMAN Laura Jones Gulf Breeze
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GRAPHIC DESIGN BJ Boegle Fee Simple Title will not change
CONTRIBUTORS public access to gulf front Betty Archer Allen The Fee Simple Bill introduced by Con- They were raised in crowded sheds filled Pam Brannon gressman Gaetz will not change public ac- with toxic fumes. Their beaks and toes were Tom Nolan cess to beach front property on the gulf. LETTERS TO clipped to prevent stress-induced aggres- “For my family and friends.” Jack Kale The bill simply allows each individual sion. At 16 weeks of age, slaughterhouse leaseholder to obtain a fee simple title to THE DITOR workers cut their throats and dumped them OWEN GIBERMAN their property. As leaseholders acquired the E in boiling water to remove their feathers. Gulf Breeze properties over the years, they paid a price Consumers pay a heavy price too. Tur- Member: to acquire the lease that would be equiva- that the bill be changed to include the same key flesh is laced with cholesterol and satu- lent to buying it as a fee simple property. preservation clause for Santa Rosa County rated fats that elevate risk of chronic killer Florida Press Association Therefore, there will not be any appre- as Escambia County which preserves acres diseases. Intense prolonged cooking is re- ciation due to this bill . currently zoned for recreation and conser- quired to destroy deadly pathogens lurking We are not aware of any developers sup- vation in perpetuity. inside. Pensacola Beach porting this bill to buy up individual prop- Now, for the good news: Per capita con- Chamber of Commerce erties to convert to larger condo complexes. GARY E BUROKER sumption of turkeys is down by a whopping There is still a lot of undeveloped property President, NBLRA 34 percent (*) from a 1996 high of 303 mil- Greater Pensacola available on Navarre Beach that is properly Navarre lion, as one third of our population is active- Chamber of Commerce zoned for condo and hotel use so it does ly reducing meat consumption; Our super- not make economic sense that individual markets carry a rich variety of convenient, Navarre Tourist Why Pardon A Turkey? “Their dad was deployed until homes would be bought for development. delicious, healthful plant-based meat prod- Development Council last month. So, I am very glad Navarre Beach Leaseholders support ucts, including several oven-ready roasts. President Trump is getting his pardon pen he’s back with the family.” Navarre legislation to eliminate double taxation and ready, as the Mueller investigation starts This Thanksgiving holiday, as we give to have a fee simple title. The bill will not thanks for life and good fortune, let’s also Chamber of Commerce indicting his associates. This Wednesday, LAURA GIBERMAN change the fact that all the beach front will skip the gratuitous violence and grant our he plans to practice on two very innocent Gulf Breeze remain public land. Minnesota turkeys. own pardon to an innocent animal. LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze NBLRA ( Navarre Beach Leaseholders The other 244 million turkeys killed in FREDERICK DONNELLY News welcomes your opinion. We and Residences Association ) has requested the U.S. this year have not been so lucky. Fort Walton Beach reserve the right to edit a letter to fit space available. We do not accept letters containing a personal attack on any individual. Letters must be limited to one per month from an Look back but keep moving forward individual writer. If we receive form This past week, on a busi- old bowl that was your great preted it for the next genera- letters, we will print only the first ness trip to Las Vegas, I toured grandmother’s is part of your tion. “This do in remembrance one we receive. Include your name, the “Mob Museum.” This collection. Those handmade of me” He said (I Corinthians address and daytime phone number. three-story building made full Christmas ornaments made out 11:24). He took something use of ushers cast as made of cotton balls and clothes pins from the past and made it part “Family and friends.” CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze men and prison cell elevators. are annual reminders that we of the future. It was a great News is committed to accuracy and The tour showed the develop- are building our museums in move and for the last 2000 wants to hear from you if we need SARAH BARKER ment of organized crime in our homes. years, Christians have re-en- Gulf Breeze to make a correction or clarification. “Turkey.” Please email us at news@ America and its influence in Building museums is a good acted this piece of history with gulfbreezenews.com with the creating Las Vegas. In fair- thing, but we need to keep liv- regularity and sanctity. Museums are neat places. subject line CORRECTION or ness, the museum highlighted ing in the future. Sometimes, This week, America will SADIE BARKER AND SAGE CLARIFICATION: call (850) 932- the G-men (government men) They are places where histo- we want to live in the past. celebrate our biggest meal of BARKER 8986 during office hours and ask and their war on the Made ries come back to life and are It’s hard for a widower to remembrance as a nation. As Gulf Breeze for news or sports departments. Men like Al Capone and explored through fresh eyes. get rid of the clothes their we celebrate Thanksgiving, we ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News Lucky Luciano. It was fasci- They are places of sensory spouse used to wear, but they will do so in our houses with will not be responsible for quality or nating in a disturbing kind of overload as we can see and need to do it. It’s hard to start old friends and family. We discoloration in ads provided by the way. sometimes touch actual relics dating again after the pain of will eat and admire the family advertiser or its agents. They had relics from the from the past. Museums af- a divorce, but at some point portraits of years past and 1920s, each carefully pre- ford us an opportunity to stop most folks know they need to touch the Grandma’s old knit Gulf Breeze News is published served in glass cases. I was and pause to remember and move on with their lives. It’s table cloth. We will enter the weekly on Thursdays for $39 per impressed with the .38 re- reconsider. They are places hard to change the room after museum of family and give year by Gulf Breeze News Inc. volver that Al Capone owned where history is honored and a kid goes off to college, but thanks. I want to encourage Periodical postage paid at Gulf celebrated, even if there was a Breeze, Florida. USPS #021819. (It was recovered in a raid in we need to do it. It’s hard to you to honor what is right and dark side to it. Sorry, no refunds on subscriptions. 2004!). There were the actual keep moving forward, but we noble. Lift up what is good If you were to create a mu- POSTMASTER: Please send bricks from the Valentine’s need to do it. and hopeful. Remember those God’s word address changes to Gulf Breeze Day Massacre, painstakingly seum what history would you My hero, Jesus, understood who won’t be there this year News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL reconstructed inside the build- want to share? In some ways this relationship of looking and honor them. May your When anxiety was great you are building a museum in 32562. ing. There were the actual back and looking forward. Thanksgiving honor your past, within me, your consolation All content is copyrighted 2017. your home and family. Those bullets pulled out of actual When he instituted the Last but may it give life to your brought joy to my soul. Advertising rates are available upon mobsters. It was really neat, family portraits on the wall are Supper, he took the annual future! request. but really weird. like your little museum. That passover meal and re-inter- Love one. Love another. —Psalm 94:19 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 22, 2017 7A Gulf Breeze native opens chiropractic clinic Can nicotine offer In Line Chiropractic and that helped me become the per- stressful time on a mother’s Wellness Center opened re- son I am today.” body and I do everything that relief for colitis? cently at 5668 Gulf Breeze Dr. Tucei works will people I can to make that experience DEAR DR. ROACH: I just Pkwy #B6 Gulf Breeze in the of all ages to reach their health- as joyful as possible. I can help read your column about ulcer- Midway Plaza, across the street care goals with chiropractic with generalized discomfort, ative colitis. Many years ago, from the Zoo care and to maintain their mo- proper positioning of the baby I read about a possible relief: Dr. Amber Baughn Tucei bility. before birth, and aligning the nicotine. I had a friend who was (owner/chiropractic physician) In Line Chiropractic and spine and pelvis for a safer and in dire straits for years, and he is a graduate of Gulf Breeze Wellness Center provides chi- easier childbirth. Taking care was ready to get a colostomy. High School and the Univer- ropractic adjustments, soft of people has been a passion He had not responded to all sity of West Florida. She re- tissue therapies, muscle stim- of mine my entire life. There kinds of steroids and expensive ceived her chiropractic degree ulation, ultrasound, and reha- is so much joy in being able to meds. He was treated with nico- fro Palmer College of Chiro- bilitative exercises. “We also see patients’ lives change from tine patches, and in 48 hours he it appears that Boswellia extract practic in Port Orange. carry quality supplements for these gifts that I feel like I have had relief. He wore a patch for may have benefit in improv- “I could not wait to come patients pertaining to their spe- been blessed with.” at least a year. He moved years ing pain and function in people back home to start the next cific needs,” Dr. Tucei said. In Line Chiropractic and ago, but when I knew him, he with osteoarthritis of the knee. I phase of my life,” Dr. Tucei “I do really love treating Wellness Center is open Mon- looked at nicotine as a cure. Any found products that are labeled said. “My business has been pregnant moms and children. day through Wednesday from thoughts? -- R. as having what the study medi- open for about one month now. I love kids and they respond 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., Thursday cine did (most commonly 100 I was working in Pensacola for so well to chiropractic care,” from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Fri- ANSWER: I learned in medi- mg once daily, containing at the past one and a half years but Dr. Tucei says. “I treat issues day from 8 a.m. to noon. cal school that ulcerative colitis least 20 percent AKBA, the ac- decided it was time to open my such as ear infections, colic, For information or to make could appear or flare after quit- tive ingredient). Dr. Tucei opened Inline own practice in Gulf Breeze bed wetting and behavioral is- an appointment, call 850-565- ting smoking, and that studies However, let me emphasize Chiropractic and Wellness Center near the Zoo. and serve the very community sues. Pregnancy can be a very 4445 or fax 850-565-4446. were being done to look at nico- that supplements are not subject tine as a treatment. Since then, to oversight by the U.S. Food nicotine has been more exten- and Drug Administration. In sively studied but has not found February 2015, the New York a major role in the treatment of state attorney general’s office UC. It is used occasionally and accused four major retailers of even more occasionally suc- selling fraudulent and potential- cessful in people who have not ly dangerous herbal supplements gotten relief with more-common under their store brands. Of the treatments. The side effects of products they tested, 78 per- high doses cause many people cent did not contain any of the to not tolerate it. herbs on their labels, and some The booklet on diverticulitis contained substances potentially explains this common inflam- dangerous to those with allergies matory bowel disorder and its (including wheat in products la- treatments. Readers can order beled “wheat- and gluten-free,” a copy by writing: Dr. Roach - and powdered legumes, a po- - No. 502W, 628 Virginia Drive, tential risk for those with pea- Orlando, FL 32803. Enclose a nut allergies). These products check or money order (no cash) were labeled “standardized” and for $4.75 U.S./$6 Canada with “guaranteed.” the recipient’s printed name and It is very frustrating to learn address. Please allow four weeks about potentially valuable thera- for delivery. pies that offer an alternative to *** prescription medicines, and have DEAR DR. ROACH: Have the companies that supply them you heard of Boswellia? Would be untrustworthy. There may be you recommend it for arthritic good manufacturers, but with pain? If so, what dosage and how no way of independently testing often would be safe? What about their products, I cannot give a negative side effects? -- F.P. recommendation for a particular brand. ANSWER: Boswellia, also *** called Indian frankincense, is an Dr. Roach regrets that he is herb that has been used for mil- unable to answer individual let- lennia in India as an anti-inflam- ters, but will incorporate them in matory for relief of arthritis pain. the column whenever possible. I was able to find a well-done Readers may email questions study from 2011 that showed to ToYourGoodHealth@med. Chris Bookout, MD understands the endurance athlete’s goals because he is also competitive. significant benefit in reducing cornell.edu. To view and order pain and improving function in health pamphlets, visit www.rb- people with osteoarthritis of the mamall.com. knee. The only side effects seen were minor headache and nau- (c) 2017 North America Active lifestyle provides Andrews Institute physician sea. Other studies, all small and Synd., Inc. relatively short, confirmed these All Rights Reserved results. with perspective on treating endurance athletes Based on these small studies, For endurance athletes, an While some injuries require ing sports once in a while because they see injury can not only delay their intervention, Dr. Bookout is m e d i c i n e my name in the race results, or New COO for physical training, but it can also dedicated to finding ways to coverage as they will have a friend that was Sacred Heart, have a negative impact on their treat patient’s injuries while still team physi- an endurance athlete that was a mental health. allowing them to remain physi- cian for all patient of mine.” Providence Christopher Bookout, M.D., cally active. public high While injuries are a part of an orthopaedic surgeon at An- “There are certain injuries schools in any endurance athlete’s journey, S u s a n drews Institute for Orthopaedics where you just have to stop,“ Santa Rosa Dr. Bookout’s experience as a C o r n e j o & Sports Medicine, treats endur- said Dr. Bookout. “However, I C o u n t y . Dr. Bookout runner, and his experience with is the new ance athletes and he is an avid have patients that come to see Because of injuries of his own, provides chief oper- runner. With years of running me because they know I’m a his commu- enhanced perspective in treat- ating offi- experience, Dr. Bookout finds runner and they know that most nity engagement, Dr. Bookout is ing individuals who live active cer for Sa- comfort in his ability to connect of the time I’m not just going to known as a trusted physician in lifestyles. Dr. Bookout helps in- cred Heart with patients who have active say stop running. Patients don’t the area for endurance athletes. dividuals overcome mental and Health Sys- lifestyles. always want to hear that. My “I run some of the races in physical challenges related to an tem based Cornejo “I think endurance athletes job is to modify their training the area and I see a lot of my pa- injury, treating the whole patient in Pen- can relate to me because of my approach, find treatment alter- tients at those events,” said Dr. from recovery to returned activ- sacola and running experience,” said Dr. natives and keep them active in Bookout. People seek me out ity. Providence Hospital in Mobile. Bookout. “I realize how impor- some capacity if I can.” tant remaining physically active A member of the Gulf Breeze is to me. I think patients know community for nearly 20 years, that I understand why they are Dr. Bookout has competed in PUBLIC NOTICE Support Newspapers in doing it and how important it is several area endurance events. Pursuant to Florida Statutes 197.3632 (3)(a), Santa Rosa to them.” He has also spent time provid- County gives this notice that it intends to utilize the uniform EDUCATION method of collecting non-ad valorem assessments. Such as- sessments may be made in any portion of Santa Rosa Coun- By helping to place ty and may be utilized for road paving or construction, road newspapers in impact construction, storm water improvements, fire pro- classrooms you are tection, sanitary sewer construction, potable water, canal giving our students maintenance, street lighting, fire hydrant installation, or any a much-in-demand other purpose authorized by law. A public hearing to adopt a resource that they resolution authorizing the uniform method of collecting non- otherwise might ad valorem assessments will be held on December 14, 2017, not have. at 9:30 a.m., in the Santa Rosa County Administrative Cen- Goal! Goal! Goal! 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The Atlanta SaturdaySeahawks play at tance. Please contact Emily Spencer at (850) 983-1855 or February 2, 2017 . lowered man is 75¢ world’s best B Middle School students y Kristin Gulf Breeze News© 2017 Landfair n. C Country- Bears [email protected] GulfYOUR COMMUNITY Breeze NEWSPAPER man, dogs Western at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton at least one (1) week prior Over a year after his arrest for B y Kristin the alleged murder of Lorie MuMu- Gulf Breeze News©nn.. C 2017 dancer [email protected] sil, 55, outside The Bridge Bar in Gulf Breeze recuses A Gulf Breeze man, in the unincor-unincorP r o p e r , will benefi t from porated portion of the county, and his — RELATED — Lifestyles, 1B ChristopherFWC advises how to prevent bear dog were attacked by a black bear Sat-Sat L i n d s a y , urday evening in the man’s front yard. extent of our involvement. After that, it to the date of the public hearing. 44, is rere- attacks, was referred to FWC.” The Florida Fish and Wildlife Con-Conquesting a servation Commission (FWC) respond-respond Aloy said it is standard protocol to 75¢ r e d u c t i o n bear. The man approached topage assist 2A his ed to the scene on Sunday, Jan. 29 where refer all unpleasant bear encounters to himself in his curcur-canine companion when the bear swat- » a dog and his owner were injured by the the FWC for further investigation as it is rent bond ted at him. bear with non-life-threatening injuries. the only agency tasked with investigat- Won’t vote in Catawba your generosity. a m o u n t “We initially responded to the call on ing such incidents. Accordingly, FWC The man was treated at Gulf Breeze population and that citizens should be of $3 milmil-CapitolLindsay Dr. in Gulf Breeze,” said Santa HomegrownODZHQIRUFHPHQWRI¿FHUVDQGELRORJLVWV talent beach access matter Hospital and released the same night. aware of their surroundings, always su- lion for a charge5RVD&RXQW\6KHULII¶V2I¿FH 65&62 of second dede- are currently investigating this incident, The man let his dog out into the front OBE Teacher of the Year born, raised in Gulf Breezepervising pets and children while out- gree murder.3XEOLF A Notice ,QIRUPDWLRQ of HearHear- 2I¿FHU 3,2 6HU collecting evidence and have initiated yard where it came into the path of the B LQJ¿OHGLQWKHFDVHRQ-DQgeant Rich Aloy. “I can tell you we doors. Residents should also be careful y Kristin trapping efforts in the area where the Gulf Breeze News©n. C 2017 set the matterresponded to be heard on Saturday, before Jan. 28 at 7:19 B about securing garbage and removing ompton yattack pam occurred. [email protected] presiding Santa Rosa County Gulf Breeze News Brannon © 2017 other attractants as the National Park p.m. One subject was taken to the hos- - 0D\RU 3UR 7HP 'DYLG [email protected] report issued by the FWC states, Service (NPS) reports that bears can &LUFXLW-XGJH'DYLG5LPPHURQpital with minor wounds. That’s the “Public safety is paramount toHigh. the She got engaged over Christ- /DQGIDLUVKRFNHGHYHU\RQH smell food sources from over a mile Wednesday, Feb. 8. It’s been a FWC great yearand staff for Oriole will remain inmas. the areaAnd shortly before Christmas including fellow council Beach teacher Christy Gray. She away. The FWC states, “[It] is the best In the midst of the seemingly to speak to residents and continueshe was trap- named Teacher of the Year PHPEHU5HQHH%RRNRXWDW VWDUWHGKHUWK\HDUZRUNLQJDW2UL way to deter bears from coming on your late-in-the-game request, As- ping efforts.” for the school. LQJRXWWKHLUFORVHWV,XVHGWRDVNIRU last Thursday night’s spe- Legal 42415 Gulf Breeze News 4x 11/2/17 sistant State Attorney Clifton ole Beach in the community where property.” ³+RZFDQLWJHWDQ\EHWWHU"´VKH any teacher guides they were throw- cial council meeting, when she was born and raised, but in a 'UDNH VDLG KH WKLQNV WKH\ DUH said during her interview with Gulf LQJ DZD\ WR WDNH KRPH VRThe , FRXOG FWC relies on residentshe divulged to re- previously dis- QHZ FDSDFLW\ NLQG RI D QHZ µMRE´ - The FWC advises residents that nearing trial. “There are still a %UHH]H1HZVWKLVZHHN SOD\VFKRRO´ port any threatening bear behaviorcussed and by thought-to-be that she loves. She became the head Florida has a robust and growing bear few outstanding depositions but Building “Iup can’t remember a time when Gray was born andFDOOLQJWKHLUORFDO):&RI¿FHRULIDI raised in Gulf settled information- that led JLUOVEDVNHWEDOOFRDFKDW*XOI%UHH]H ,WKLQNZHDUHJHWWLQJFORVHU´ , GLGQ¶W ZDQW WR EH D WHDFKHU´ VKH Breeze, graduating fromter regular Gulf Breeze business hours,to calling his recusal the of himself The public defender’s of- said. “Even when I was in elemen- +LJK LQ +HU SDUHQWVFWC’s DUH Wildlife (G Alert Hotline at (888) from the Catawba matter, renderingLandfair his ¿FH LQFOXGLQJ $VVLVWDQW 3XEOLF tary school, at the end of the school Gray and Gail Gray.404-FWCC She went to (3922). col- motion and vote on the issue moot. 'HIHQGHU:7LPRWK\:HHNOH\ year when the teachers were clean- lege at University of North Florida The decision came just prior to ZKR¿OHGWKH0RWLRQWR5HGXFH 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Harbourtown Unit 35 | Gulf Breeze, FL LQ-DFNVRQYLOOHWKHQWRRNRIIIRU$W32561- |shade meeting850-932-8986 that occurred the evening beforerecent 0RGLI\ RU 6HW %RQG RQ -DQ lanta. “I justInnovative wanted to go someplace a long-awaited mediation was to declined to comment to Gulf SURWUDFWHGFDVHRQ)ULGD\-DQKRSHIXOO\a Catawba Breeze News (GBN), stating Educators come from all over the fering resolution and putting the matter to rest. See Gray that they cannot discuss client world to see Santa Rosa programSchool Propertydistrict Appraiser asking to renewbe had in the ! RI 8A November 22, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Speed was first principal at Gulf Breeze Elementary » Continued from Page 4A service to complete. He was stationed at Ft. Hood Texas. At Santa Rosa County in 1947 the conclusion of his military and taught school in that com- service, we returned to the Pen- munity. Later, he taught at Jay sacola area where I finished my Elementary until he was ap- bachelor’s degree in elementary pointed as the principal to open education at UWF.” the first school in Gulf Breeze. Ratliff taught fifth grade We traveled to Gulf Breeze each at Pine Meadow Elementary day until we rented a house be- School for two years prior to the hind the Texaco station from birth of their two children, John Mark Benson in February of and Michelle. When Michelle 1957. In March of 1958, we was two, she returned to teach- moved into our home on Fair- ing and taught second grade point Drive where my brother at T.R. Jackson Elementary in and I were reared. My mother Milton. During this time, they lived in the home until she built a home in Pace and lived moved in with me 8 years ago.” there for 19 years. She remained Anna attended first grade in at T.R. Jackson and Bagdad 1956 when the school opened. Schools until 1991 when she When she completed the sixth worked with the prekindergarten grade, she went to A.V. Clubbs program in Santa Rosa County. Junior High and to Woodham In 1986, she completed her High School in Pensacola. Gulf Master’s Degree in Elementary Breeze did not have those levels Education and in 1992 she fin- of schools at that time. ished the required certification She attended Pensacola Ju- for Educational Leadership. nior College for her first two From 1994 to 1999, she years of college then started served as the Assistant Principal The University of West Florida at Berryhill Elementary School Principal Speed’s faculty and staff at the Gulf Breeze Elementary School. for one semester before mar- in Milton. It was there that their rying Steve Ratliff. “Steve had third child, Jamie, came into was appointed as its first princi- county. I remained there as prin- to Pensacola to give birth to me, six I count myself as a long time just come home from Viet Nam their family by adoption. pal in May of that year. “It was cipal for 13 years before retir- I consider myself a native of Breezer!” when we were married and had West Navarre Elementary truly a pleasure to be chosen to ing in 2012,” Ratliff said. “Al- Santa Rosa County. Growing up eight months of his military School opened in 1999 Ratliff open a brand new school in our though my mother had to travel in Gulf Breeze from the age of Teacher contract settled Starting pay now $36,076
to July 1, 2017 and an estimated district was $2.8 million – and a By Pam Brannon Gulf Breeze News © 2017 1.33 percent increase in salary compromise was met. [email protected] when the new increase is com- She said they had also de- bined with the retro pay. cided to form a joint salary sub- After a long contentious That means starting salaries committee of representatives battle over teacher salaries for for new teachers went up 0.29 from both the union and school the 2016 contract that was just percent to $36,076. district “to study need and for- settled a few months ago, Santa SRPE president and lead of mulate a plan to secure salary Rosa County School District’s the negotiating team for the schedules and prevent future in- negotiating team and Santa Rosa union Rhonda Chavers said in a equities beyond one year”. Professional Educators union press release, “This will also ad- This contract will expire in representatives went straight dress the ESP and instructional August 2020. back to the negotiating table for salary inequities.” It will also The negotiating team for the 2017-2018 contract. mean a 1.58 increase in what the union was led by Chavers But this time things went the school district contributes to and made up of representa- much smoother and more the health insurance fund, add- tives from several schools in quickly. Last week the union ing up to an additional $1.7 mil- the district, including David representing teachers and sup- lion for the school district over Godwin, Landra McCrary of port staff announced that they the next year. Oriole Beach Elementary, Ma- had come to a tentative agree- Chavers said in her release rie Locklin Bidy of Gulf Breeze ment with the district. If ratified that SRPE had proposed $3.1 Elementary, Tamela Strickland, successfully by the union mem- million toward salary increases and Ruth Blackburn of Benny bers, it will mean retro pay back and the proposal from the school Russell Elementary. School bus transportation uses lots of gas due to hurricane warnings had two hurricanes coming our are supposed to have a 110 per- By Pam Brannon Gulf Breeze News © 2017 way. That meant all the buses cent bench, and at this moment [email protected] had to be topped off. Many of we have a 107 percent bench. those buses have not used all the But we have four who are testing Durham School Bus Trans- gas they put in the tank with the out tomorrow, and that should portation, the contractor for bus last hurricane warning.” help us meet that 110 percent re- transportation for Santa Rosa Between those three months quirement. And we also have 10 County Schools, is running 201 the cost of diesel, which runs now in class and we just hired routes county wide, with 61 of the buses, was $287,353.30 at three new drivers.” those routes in Navarre and an average $2.23 a gallon. Un- She reported that the substi- Gulf Breeze. That was the re- leaded gas, which is used for tute drivers now being used in port from Virginia Sutler to the some transportation vehicles, the south end are two, with one Happy Pie Day school board at their meeting cost $32,219 at an average $2.19 covering an open route. The total last week. a gallon. substitute bench drivers for the Gulf Breeze Elementary students accepted the Boosterthon challenge to get a pledge from all Those buses used a larger 50 states and Mr. Stevens and Mrs. McChesney would receive a pie in the face. Guess who won Sutler also reported on how entire county school district are — the students! “A huge thank you to all our families for supporting our PTA fundraiser,” said Mrs. than normal amount of gaso- many substitute (bench) drivers 14, and those can be called any McChesney. line from August to October this are working in the county right place in the county if needed. year, as reported by Sutler. “We now for the buses. “I know we GB Middle helps hurricane-hit SHOP THE HOLIDAYS IN East Naples Middle School Gulf Breeze Middle School ner’s and Mrs. Shirley’s com- impacted many of its students. recently held a fundraiser for its bined class raised the most “We hope that ENMS will grow GULF BREEZE NEWS! sister school in South Florida, money and enjoyed a doughnut stronger and closer as a com- East Naples Middle School, party with our principal, Mr. munity as they work through 850.932.8986 which was hard-hit by Hurri- Brandon. this hardship,” Mike Brandon, 913 gulf breeze pkwy, ste 35 cane Irma. In all, GBMS donated over Gulf Breeze Middle School Harbour Town, Gulf Breeze The schoolwide fundraiser $700 to the ENMS Gators. Principal, said. “We are proud Follow us on Facebook! challenged every 1st period Gulf Breeze experienced to support the East Naples Ga- gulfbreezenews.com class to donate Walmart gift similar heartbreak in 2004 when tors and honored to have them cards to ENMS. Mrs. Schaeff- Hurricane Ivan came ashore and as our sister school.” gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 22, 2017 9A
Approximately 100 volunteers, including members of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, met at Oriole Beach Elementary School this weekend to sort donated food into boxes for those who need a little extra help during the holidays. There was enough food to fill over 200 family boxes, with food left over. Much of the food was collected during a food drive competition between Gulf Breeze and Navarre high schools. Caring and Sharing of South Santa Rosa County with our community also will distribute food at Christmas. For details, visit santarosacares.org.
Photos by John Addams | Special to the News 10A November 22, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com
Children deliver toys to Marines who are walking in the 2016 Gulf Breeze Holiday parade. The Marines will again accept toys along with Gulf Breeze Optimist member, along the parade route on Saturday, Dec. 2. Help Santa this season... Collect
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Scott Shanks, left, and Margaret Cunningham volunteered as crossing guards for the Gulf Breeze Elementary School bike fest.
part in the parade, decked out in * Gulf Breeze High School ready, but many more toys are By Glenda Caudle Robbery call leads to narcotics arrest Gulf Breeze News© 2017 full dress uniform and accompa- * Gulf Breeze Middle School needed from Santa’s elves. Af- [email protected] nying a float provided by Hurd * Gulf Breeze Elementary ter Dec. 1, when the last check On Wednesday, Nov. 15 just was im- Tree Service. School will be made, toys can only be after 10 p.m., the Santa Rosa mediately Have you ever hoped to play Sharing that float, which they * Woodlawn Beach Middle handed out to the Marines at the County deputies responded to a d e t a i n e d . the part of one of Santa’s elves? have specially decorated, will School annual Christmas parade. They robbery report in the 3000 block Eleven full This is your opportunity. be members of the Gulf Breeze * Oriole Beach Elementary will place any items given to of Barlow Road in Navarre. The mason jars Until Friday, Nov. 1, you may High School Junior Optimist School them as they walk along the pa- suspect was described as a black of mari- purchase a new toy or toys to Club. * Gulf Breeze Chamber of rade route on the specially-deco- male, 6’3 tall, 230 lbs wearing juana, a delight a youngster filled with The Junior Optimists are Commerce rated float. gray shorts, a black hoodie, bag full of Christmas dreams and drop it joining members of Gulf Breeze * Gulf Breeze City Hall After the parade, all collected black sneakers and carrying a Xanax pills Duncan off, unwrapped, at multiple loca- Optimist Club to make the 2017 * Gulf Breeze Community toys will be delivered to the Ma- small firearm. and a bag tions in the Gulf Breeze area. Christmas city-wide collection Center on Shoreline drive rine Aviation Training Support During the investigation, containing If you can’t make that dead- of toys for the U.S. Marine Corps * The 1st, a National Banking Group-42 at NAS, Pensacola. a vehicle quickly approached strips of LSD were apprehend- line, you may bring your sea- Reserve Toys for Tots program a Assoc. (Gulf Breeze branch) Personnel there will make sure deputies, swerved around ed. sonal gifts to the Gulf Breeze resounding success. * Gulf Breeze Library they get to just the right boys marked patrol cars and came to Duncan was arrested and Christmas parade Saturday, Dec. The clubs have placed collec- * Ace Hardware and girls in time for Christmas. an abrupt stop. Troy Alexander transported to the Santa Rosa 2, and deliver them directly into tion boxes at a dozen locations * St. Ann Discovery School For more information, call Duncan, 22 of Navarre, exited County jail where he was issued the hands of members of active throughout the area. The drop- Boxes from these locations Optimist Club President Deb the vehicle. In plain view was a a bond of $59,500. duty Marines who will be taking off locations are: are being filled and checked al- Andrews at 208-7161. large mason jar full of marijuana The robbery is under investi- sitting in the back seat. Duncan gation.
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Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER November 22, 2017 Sm��� Bu���es� Sa��rd�� Tis the season to shine! Tis the season to shop! And there are some wonderful places to purchase your holiday decor, gifts and treats for yourself, here in our neighborhood.
arty Campbell Gallery and Frame hat ever you are looking for, look no ood health is the most important thing Shop is recently opened in Breeze further than 9 8! Formerly 98 Trea- anyone has, and Bonnie McLean, Plaza, next to Hungry Howies. In- sures, the new name and yes, space O.M.D. A.P. wrote the book on achiev- side,M you’ll fi nd an array of must have items for betweenW 9 and 8 refl ects a new way of shopping in ingG it. Many rely on Bonnie and Spirit Gate Medi- your home, offi ce, or to put under the Christmas Gulf Breeze! cine for her healing arts in acupuncture, Chinese tree for that special someone. A personalized gift The latest in coastal decor and vintage furniture Medicine and hypnosis. As a 35-year practioner in of photography that’s been printed on canvas is can be found ready to purchase or you can have her current profession and 20-plus years as a Reg- just one of the many choices you will fi nd there, something custom made just for your taste. Own- istered Nurse, she integrates Eastern and Western with something to fi t every budget. ers Tammy Parsons and Freedom Bruce will even medicine to achieve a balance. Need stocking stuffers? How about coasters or fi nd that you are looking for. Want a custom head- She recently completed her book,”Integrative mouse pads that have images of Pensacola or Pen- board? They will create it or fi nd it for you. “You Medicine, The Return of the Soul to Healthcare,” Noble. sacola Beach on them? pick, we paint,” is as simple as it sounds and can based on her research and personal experience If your favorite photos are damaged, Marty lead to a fresh new look for your space. as a practitioner and recipient of allopathic medi- Spirit Gate Medicine, Inc. Campbell can help you recover those images by Learn to paint and create at 9 8! They offer cine, oriental medicine, functional medicine, en- Baybridge Professional Park, Ste. 107 copying the original and creating a like-new print. classes in chalk painting, art and more, just ask! ergy medicine, shamanic healing, and counseling. Gulf Breeze And framing is their specialty, with northwest It’s a good shop, check it out for yourself and She offers interviews of local health practitioners (850) 982-1027 Florida’s larges selection of frame mouldings. you’ll fi nd something unique for everyone on your who share how they work with their patients in gift list. an integrative way and resources for the self-em- Marty Campbell Gallery powerment of patients and families. Her book can and Frame Shop 9 8 be found online through Amazon and Barnes and 3092 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze 3040 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze (850) 565-4230 (850) 733-9796
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Pam Brannon | Gulf Breeze News Senior dance is Saturday
Wreath laying Joe Occhipinti and his band will be playing at the Holley-Navarre Several service groups are gearing up for Wreaths Senior Center On Saturday, Nov. 25, from 6:30 – 9:30 p.m. The Across America, which takes place second weekend Band plays a wide variety of music to suit all tastes. of December, decorating veterans’ graves with Bring packaged snacks for the refreshment table, soft drinks and wreaths. But some local Young Marines licked off the season last week with a wreath laying at Rose punch will be provided. Alcoholic beverages are prohibited. Tickets Lawn Cemetery in Gulf Breeze. Young Marine CPL are $10 at the door. Call for more information: (713) 819-1980. Collin Czerny of Gulf Breeze and Young Marine GySgt. Michaela Cantwell of Milton honored Cpl Charles Houston, who served in the Army in 1944-1945 by placing a wreath on his grave with some family in attendance. The two young Donate A Boat people are members of the Emerald Coast Young Marines, and will be part of a group who will or Car Today! lay wreaths at Barrancas Cemetery in Pensacola on Dec. 9. A wreath can still be purchased to be placed in memory or honor of any Veteran laid to rest at Barrancas by contacting Melinda Czerny at “2-Night Free Vacation!” [email protected]. LEFT: Young Marine GySgt. Michaela Cantwell pins Bella Woodstock, great-granddaughter of 800-700- BOAT Veteran Charles Houston at a wreath laying to (2628) honor his service. Bella was at the wreath laying www.boatangel.com with her Mom Brennica Woodcock (granddaughter sponsored by boat angel outreach centers STOP CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN of Houston) and Bella’s brothers, as well as Bella’s grandma Heather Freeman of Gulf Breeze (PG-13) To buy tickets online, go to: (Houston’s daughter). Each person in the family WWW.MOVIESHOWTIME.NET received a special flag pin. FIND US ON
DOORS OPEN Wednesday, November 22, thru Thursday, November 30 DAILYDAILY AT 12:30 11:00 DAILY 12:30 3D COCO (PG) 9:45 0There is an extra 0 ‘True Blood’ alum will star in thriller There$2.50 is charge an extra COCO (PG) 12:00 • 3:45 • 7:00 for$2.50 3D chargemovies for 3D movies Q: I’ve been rewatching all *** *Sorry, No Passes DADDY’S HOME 2 (PG13) *Sorry,for 3D No Movies Passes the “True Blood” episodes, and READERS: There have been for 3D Movies 12:30 • 2:50 • 5:10 • 7:25 • 9:50 (850) 934-3332 EXT 1 there is a character named Daph- rumblings for months, and now (850) 934-3332 EXT 1 JUSTICE LEAGUE (PG13) ne, a waitress at Merlotte’s who it’s finally happening. Amazon 1233 Crane Cove Blvd. Gulf Breeze, Florida 1233 Crane Cove Blvd. gets involved with Sam. What has bought the global television (3.7 miles east of 11:15 • 12:30 • 1:50 • 3:15 • 4:25 • 6:45 • 8:00 • 9:30 Gulf Breeze, Florida Pensacola Beach Exit) can you tell me about the actress rights to “The Lord of the Rings” (3.7 miles east of MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS (PG13) who plays her? -- Janet Y., via series. However, there are cer- Pensacola Beach Exit) Pensacola Beach Exit) 11:35 • 2:05 • 4:40 • 7:15 • 9:50 email tain restrictions, which means THE STAR (PG) A: Ashley Jones has been in that the multi-season produc- TICKETTICKET a ton of stuff since breaking into cember is so full of feel-good, tion adaptation of the “LOTR” 11:25 • 1:25 • 3:25 • 5:25 • 7:30 • 9:35 TONIGHT'S the biz. You can catch her on sweet Christmas movies (I’ve world will be centered on events PREMIERETHOR: RAGNAROK (PG13) 11:50 • 3:30 •6:50 • 9:40 Lifetime Movies playing Mir- got one premiering Dec. 3 called that took place before the first SHOWINGSTICKETTICKET WONDER (PG) 11:20 • 1:55 • 4:35 • 7:10 • 9:45 iam in the thriller “You Killed ‘12 Days of Giving’ on the UP “LOTR” book, “The Fellow- My Mother,” which premieres Network). So, I’m hoping view- ship of the Ring.” It also was Friday, Dec. 8, at 8/7c. The plot ers might want a change of pace revealed that the deal includes centers on 19-year old Joanna and cozy up for a good thriller. I a possible spinoff wherein other “Jo” Flay and her race to save hope people enjoy it.” stories based on the writings of the life of her mother, who is dy- *** J.R.R. Tolkien will be explored. ing of liver failure. The hospital Q: I was happy to read about Photo credit: Wiki The series eventually will stream Ashley Jones director, Miriam Preston (played Nathan Fillion’s new series in on Amazon Prime. by Ashley), refuses to appeal her your column a few weeks ago. pursuing and is assumed dead. failed transplant request because Now what can you tell me about Six years later she turns up very Write to Cindy at King Fea- the mom is an alcoholic. When his “Castle” co-star, Stana Kat- much alive, but confused and tures Weekly Service, 628 Vir- her mother dies, Jo plots an in- ic? --Jarrett F., via Facebook with a fuzzy memory of her cap- ginia Drive, Orlando, FL 32803; sane and elaborate scheme of A: Stana stars in the 10-epi- tivity. As to when the series will or e-mail her at letters@cindy- revenge against those she holds sode crime-thriller series “Ab- be released in the U.S., Sony elavsky.com. responsible. sentia” playing special agent Pictures Television Network I spoke with Ashley about the Emily Byrne, who’s been kid- says we can expect more news (c) 2017 King Features Synd., role, and she told me she was napped by a serial killer she was “in the coming weeks.” Inc. drawn to it because of the rela- tionship between Miriam and her son. “My own son, Hayden, was only 8 months old when I first read the script, so I could only imagine going through some- thing like her journey in this movie. Miriam also is a very smart and strong woman. I also like stories that are more psy- chologically based.” So, if you are in the mood for a holiday thriller, you aren’t the only one. Says Ashley: “De- gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 22, 2017 3B
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Schedules Monday, Nov. 27 Lady Dolphins put up 17 in win Boys basketball at Rocky Bayou, Older Swinton JV 5:30/Var. 7 p.m. Boys soccer at scores fi ve; Mosley, JV 5/Var. 7 eight for week
Tuesday, Nov. 28 BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News© 2017 Girls soccer vs. [email protected] Mosley, JV 5/Var. 7 The Gulf Breeze Lady Wednesday, Nov. 29 Dolphin soccer team scored Girls basketball twice in the fi rst three minutes as vs. Pace, JV 5:30/ they went on to beat Pine Forest 17-0 Nov. 12 in Pensacola. The Var. 7 17 goals is believed to be a new school record. Results The Lady Dolphins (5-0) had Tuesday, Nov. 14 their scoreless minute streak Lady Dolphin against snapped at 315 Thursday in a 6-3 win over Tate. soccer 17, Pine GBHS hosted Pine Forest Forest 0 (40 minutes) Monday (after the News’ early Dolphin soccer deadline) before hosting Mosley 11, Pine Forest 0 Tuesday. Gulf Breeze and (40 minutes) Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Mosley have met in the regional Thanks, sis semifi nals the last four years Mya Swinton (11) high fi ves sister Aila after setting up (Mosley won in 2014 and ‘15, Wednesday, Nov, 15 a goal for her in GBHS’ 17-0 win at Pine Forest. Gulf Breeze the last two). Lady Dolphin Lady Dolphins 17, Pine soccer 6, Choctaw 0 Forest 0 (40 minutes): Sophomore Mya Swinton, a University of Washington Thursday, Nov. 16 commit, scored fi ve goals, while Dolphin soccer 6, younger sister Aila added three West Florida 0 as Gulf Breeze ended their match Lady Dolphin with Pine Forest after one half. soccer 6, Tate 3 Blair Amberson scored the fi rst of two in the opening minute before Rainey Niles scored off a Saturday, Nov, 18 corner kick two minutes later to Dolphin soccer 2, make it 2-0. Arnold 0 See Lady Dolphins, Page 5C » Dolphins stay unbeaten - and unscored upon
BY JASON THOMPSON Dolphins 11, Pine Forest 0 (40 Gulf Breeze News© 2017 minutes) : Jayce Dotson scored [email protected] three goals, while Josh Scheurich, Isaiah Demoss and Colby Copeland The Gulf Breeze Dolphin soccer all scored two goals as the Dolphins team kept its unbeaten - and unscored rolled in their season opener at upon - streak heading into the second Pine Forest. week of the 2017-18 season. The Dolphins (3-0) began the season See Dolphins, Page 4C » with an 11-0, 40-minute win over Pine Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Forest on Nov. 14. Way to go Two days later, they shut out West Jordan Keigley (10) congratulates Florida 6-0 at Brosnaham Park before teammate Colby Copeland after the shutting out Arnold 2-0 Saturday at second of his two goals in a 2-0 win Dolphin Stadium. over Arnold Saturday.
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Mike Aguado Philip Gibson Terry Gross Jack Kale Jacob Lintner Tom Ueberschaer Trident Home Gibson, Renfroe & Gross and Central Waterside Lloyd’s Glass Ueberschaer, PA into rivalry Loans Zieman Schuster Church games Game 1 Florida State at Florida Florida Florida Florida State Florida Florida Florida It was a ho hum week last Game 2 #1 Alabama at #6 Auburn Alabama Alabama Alabama Auburn Alabama Auburn week for the Gridiron Gurus as everyone went 9-0 or 8-1 heading Game 3 Ole Miss at #16 Mississippi State Mississippi State Mississippi State Mississippi State Mississippi State Mississippi Mississippi State into ‘rivalry week’ this week. (Editorial Note: The Atlanta- #8 Notre Dame at #22 Stanford Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Stanford Notre Dane Notre Dame Game 4 Seattle game was played Game 5 #14 Washington State at #18 Washington Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington Washington State Washington Monday night - after the News’ early deadline due to the Game 6 #9 Ohio State at #24 Michigan Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State Thanksgiving holiday). Tom Ueberschaer went 9-0 Game 7 Tampa Bay at Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta in the games played before the early deadline, while everyone Game 8 Miami at New England New England New England New England New England New England New England else went 8-1. This week’s slate of games in- New Orleans at Los Angeles Rams New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans Los Angeles Los Angeles Game 9 cludes the now-irrelevant-to-the- Jacksonville at Arizona Jacksonville Jacksonville Arizona Jacksonville Jacksonville Jacksonville Top-25 matchup with Florida Game 10 and Florida State, the Iron Bowl 8-1 8-1 8-1 8-1 8-1 9-0 (Alabama vs. Auburn, which Total has big College Football Playoff 90-29 91-28 84-35 85-34 78-31 85-34 ramifications) and the Egg Bowl Last Week (Ole Miss vs. Mississippi State).
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City ESPN 7:30 PM #24 West Virginia at MaristESPNN Maryland at Syracuse ESPN2 Miami at New England CBS 9:30 PM Los Angeles at Sacramento ESPN 8:00 PM Connecticut at Oregon ESPNU South Carolina at Florida Intl CBSSN Carolina at New York Jets FOX 9:00 PM #8 Florida at Stanford ESPN2 Albany at Monmouth ESPN3 7:00 PM Texas Dallas at UT Arlington Chicago at Philadelphia FOX Friday, November 24 9:30 PM Georgia at CS Fullerton ESPNN 3:05 PM Seattle at San Francisco FOX 7:00 PM Charlotte at Cleveland NBATV ESPN3 10:30 PM #2 Michigan St. at DePaul ESPN 3:25 PM Denver at Oakland CBS 9:30 PM Chicago at Golden State NBATV Delaware State at Troy ESPN3 10:59 PM #17 Gonzaga at Ohio St. ESPN2 New Orleans at Los Angeles Rams CBS Stetson at Green Bay ESPN3 12:00 AM San Diego State at Sacramento State Jacksonville at Arizona CBS Saturday, November 25 8:00 PM Wisconsin at Virginia ESPN2 ESPNU 7:30 PM Green Bay at Pittsburgh NBC 7:00 PM New York at Houston NBATV Tuesday, November 28 5:30 PM #25 Baylor at #15 Xavier FS1 Friday, November 24 Monday, November 27 Monday, November 27 6:00 PM #20 Northwestern at Georgia Tech 1:00 PM SE Louisiana at Samford ESPN3 7:30 PM Houston at Baltimore ESPN 7:30 PM Dallas at San Antonio NBATV ESPN2 2:00 PM Texas Southern at Clemson ACCNE Florida State at Rutgers ESPNU COLLEGE FOOTBALL ON TV Tuesday, November 28 Seattle at Washington PAC12 High Point at Pittsburgh ACCNE 6:00 PM Miami at Cleveland NBATV Bryant at Hartford ESPN3 Chattanooga at Akron ESPN3 9:00 PM Denver at Utah ESPN 3:00 PM N. 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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Dolphin defense From left: Gracie Snider, Sam Karcher and Olivia Hepworth represented Gulf Breeze High on the East All Stars at Thursday’s Subway High School All Star Volleyball Game at the University of West Florida Field House. The match was put on by Pensacola Sports. The East won the match 20-25, 25-19, 25-13, 25-19, 14-25, 25-15. Niceville’s Bayley McMenimen was the East Team’s Most Valuable Player, while Catholic’s Ellen Floyd was the West Team’s MVP. Right: Hepworth was named the Scholar Athlete for the West Team. She is pictured with Ray Walker from AT&T.
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Girls Varsity Nov. 14 - Pensacola Lady Dolphins 17 x - 17 Pine Forest 0 x - 0 1st min (GB) - Blair Amberson goal 1-0 3rd min (GB) - Rainey Niles goal 2-0 6th min (GB) - Alyse Woodall goal 3-0 13th min (GB) - Alyse Woodall goal (Kasey Richards) 4-0 15th min (GB) - Kasey Richards goal (Blair Amberson) 5-0 16th min (GB) - Blair Amberson goal 6-0 17th min (GB) - Mya Swinton goal (Aila Swinton) 7-0 18th min (GB) - Aila Swinton goal (Kristen Goodroe) 8-0 23rd min (GB) - Mya Swinton goal (Maddie Martin) 9-0 27th min (GB) - Mya Swinton goal 10-0 28th min (GB) - Mya Swinton goal (Kristen Goodroe) 11-0 29th min (GB) - Sophie Sanchez goal (Mya Swinton) 12-0 30th min (GB) - Aila Swinton goal (Riley Cassidy) 13-0 32nd min (GB) - Kristen Goodroe goal 14-0 38th min (GB) - Aila Swinton goal 15-0 39th min (GB) - Mya Swinton goal (Aila Swinton) 16-0 Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 40th min (GB) - Maddie Martin Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News goal 17-0 Morgan Taylor handles the ball in a junior varsity match last week. Way to go Saves: Nicole Manderson 2 Kimmy Noble (12) is congratulated by teammates after a goal in a junior varsity game last week. Thursday - Gulf Breeze 69th min (T) - Tate goal 6-2 69th min (GB) - Macy Cronin goal Boys 13th min (GB) - Josh Scheurich Nov. 15 - Gulf Breeze Tate 0 3 - 3 73rd min (T) - Tate goal 6-3 (Kimmy Noble) 5-0 Varsity goal (Hanale Pabo) 6-0 Choctaw 0 0 - 0 Lady Dolphins 4 2 - 6 Saves: Margeaux Hunt 6 70th min (GB) - Macy Cronin goal Nov. 14 - Pensacola 20th min (GB) - Isaiah Demoss Lady Dolphins 4 1 - 5 19th min GB - Kristen Goodroe Nicole Manderson 6 (Sawyer Rowe) 6-0 Dolphins 11 x - 11 goal (Dalton Aanestad) 7-0 2nd min (GB) - Kristen Goodroe goal 1-0 78th min (GB) - Savannah goal 1-0 Pine Forest 0 x - 0 23rd min (GB) - Jayce Dotson goal 27th min GB - Blair Amberson Junior varsity Mormon goal (Kimmy Noble) 7-0 4th min (GB) - Mya Swinton goal 2nd min (GB) - Ryan Shea goal 8-0 goal (Maddie Martin) 2-0 Nov. 7 - Pensacola (Riley Cassidy) 2-0 (Jordan Keigley) 1-0 26th min (GB) - Isaiah Demoss 32 min GB - Mya Swinton (Rainey Nov. 15 - Gulf Breeze 22nd min (GB) - Mya Swinton goal Lady Dolphins 1 6 - 7 6th min (GB) - Jayce Dotson goal goal (Jayce Dotson) 9-0 Niles) 3-0 Choctaw 0 0 - 0 (Kasey Richards) 3-0 West Florida 0 0 - 0 (Isaiah Demoss) 2-0 34th min (GB) - Colby Copeland 37th min GB - Kasey Richards goal 17th min (GB) - Peyton Redmyer Lady Dolphins 2 4 - 6 25th min (GB) - Sophie Sanchez 7th min (GB) - Jayce Dotson goal goal (PK) 10-0 (Mya Swinton) 4-0 goal 1-0 Morgan Taylor: 2 goals goal (Kristen Goodroe) 4-0 3-0 38th min (GB) - Jordan Keigley 55th min GB - Kasey Richards goal 60th min (GB) - Savannah Mia Mauro: 1 goal, 1 assist 55th min (GB) - Alyse Woodall 8th min (GB) - Colby Copeland goal (Isaiah Demoss) 11-0 (Madison Shaw) 5-0 Mormon goal (Kimmy Noble) 2-0 Kimmy Noble: 1 goal goal (Sophie Sanchez) 5-0 goal 4-0 Saves: Alex Jacobs 1 Saves: Margeaux Hunt 5 62nd min GB - Blair Amberson 60th min (GB) - Morgan Williams Peyton Redmyer: 1 goal 11th min (GB) - Josh Scheurich Nicole Manderson 2 goal (Rainey Niles) 6-0 goal (Macy Cronin) 3-0 Jamison Davis: 1 goal goal (Matthew Hitpas) 5-0 65th min (T) - Tate goal 6-1 66th min (GB) - Morgan Williams Savannah Mormon: 2 assists See Stats, Page 7C » Subscribe to Gulf Breeze News Subscription $39 per year
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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jayce Dotson (right) goes up for a header on a free kick Saturday against Arnold.
Jason Thompson/ Gulf Breeze News Head coach Austin King looks on during fi rst half action Saturday against Arnold.
Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Josh Scheurich looks to be held in the box during fi rst half action. No penalty was called. Ryan Shea hurdles an Arnold defender during the Dolphins’ 2-0 win Saturday.
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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Mallory Proctor (right) braces for contact during last week’s preseason game against Milton. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Madison Shaw passes to a teammate during Gulf Breeze’s 5-0 win over Choctaw last week. Lady Dolphins lose Lady Dolphin scoreless streak close one at Central By Jason Thompson Mary Kate Hitpas, the Gulf Breeze News© 2017 team’s youngest player, led [email protected] the Lady Dolphins with ends, but win streak doesn’t 12 points. Mallory Proctor Continue from Page 3C » Swinton scored in the fourth The Gulf Breeze Lady added eight (including two minute off a Cassidy pass before Dolphin basketball team was 3-pointers), while Sadie Nix Alyse Woodall scored the scoring again in the 22nd minute. outscored 11-4 in the fourth had six, Avery Curington and first of her two in the third Richards set up Swinton’s second quarter as they lost to host Christina Gonzales four each minute. When the first half/game goal and another for Sanchez Central 46-38 in preseason and Kasey Bee one. ended, Kristen Goodroe, Maddie three minutes later. action Thursday. The Lady Dolphins will Martin, Kasey Richards and Gulf Breeze led 4-0 at the Gulf Breeze led 29-25 at have had 13 days off before Sophie Sanchez all found the half before Woodall’s goal in the the half, but scored only one their season opener Wednesday back of the net. 55th minute (off a Sanchez feed) field goal in the second half. at home against Pace. Aila Swinton and Goodroe rounded out the scoring. both had two assists, while Margeaux Hunt had five saves, Amberson, Martin, Richards and while Manderson had two. Riley Cassidy all had one each. Lady Dolphins 6, Tate 3: Lady Dolphins 5, Choctaw Richards and Amberson both 0: Goodroe scored two minutes scored twice in a win over Tate. into the match before Mya Goodroe and Mya Swinton both Swinton added two Nov. 15. scored once.
Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Alexia Sides (22) tries to poke the ball away during last Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News week’s preseason game against Milton. Defender Maddie Martin celebrates a goal in Gulf Breeze’s 17-0 Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News win at Pine Forest last week. Sophie Sanchez collides with a Pine Forest defender last week.
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Edwin A. “Buz” Eddy announces his retirement after nearly 25 years as 11 City Manager of Gulf Breeze, stepping into a new role as the table’ L Special Advisor to Gulf Breeze News DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS the City Manager as part of an initial By Kristin n. Compton as ‘Sand Beach Park’ is hereby cancelled as 12-month succes- Gulf Breeze News© 2017 of Dec. 12, 1950, and declared to be of no [email protected] sion plan. Eddy force and effect.” will continue to The Reeses and the Peters once again ap- Judge Melvin’s Order further stated, “That assist the City with peared before the Court, up against the City the defendants [the City of Gulf Breeze] have Monday - Friday major projects and The disputed land is a narrow waterfront beach with rip rap.File photo of Gulf Breeze in the long-debated Catawba no right under the declarations and statements initiatives, advis- Eddy beach access matter. contained on the plat purporting to dedicate ing the interim city On Wednesday, Dec. 21, 2016, the par- certain land as a park, and the defendants, manager. The Council is expected to ties brought before the Court Plaintiffs’ mo- and each of them, are hereby enjoined and Catawba litigation approve Eddy’s plans to retire from city tion for clarification of the Court’s Order restrained from pretending, claiming or as- management at the regular meeting on on the Plaintiffs’ motion for attorneys’ fees serting, any right, title or interest in, or claim Call 850-932-8986 or subscribe online January 17. and costs entered on Sept. 29, 2016. Santa to, the property above described.” timeline: Eddy states: “I am most proud of our Rosa County Circuit Judge John F. Simon Jr. The ruling was subsequently appealed by Dec. 12, 1950 – Judge Melvin ruled this to be the date hardworking and dedicated employ- presided over the hearing granting Plaintiffs’ the city and an opinion entered by the Flori- “that the purported dedication … which describes certain land as ees, who never hesitate to run towards motion for clarification and affirming, da First District Court of Appeal on July 20, ‘Sand Beach Park’ is hereby cancelled… and declared to be of a problem or emergency. Gulf Breeze “Everybody needs to leave here under- 1982 affirmed the lower Court’s decision. no force and effect.” has a resilient organizational culture standing all of the attorneys’ fees are on the The Pollak case was then appealed to the 1961 – City of Gulf Breeze was incorporated. that has been tested by natural disasters table at this point.” Florida Supreme Court, which declined to www.gulfbreezenews.com/subscribe and external pressures, and every time The protracted litigation first came before hear it. Sept. 11, 1962 – Recordation date of quitclaim deed in has rebounded even stronger, with im- the Court back in 1980 in the Pollak versus Fast forward approximately 20 years later Santa Rosa County from Casablanca Company, a dissolved Flor- proved services and amenities for our the City of Gulf Breeze matter. Santa Rosa and the city was back in court, this time go- ida corporation, to prior landowners vesting title “in unplatted community. Gulf Breeze is positioned County Circuit Judge Woodrow M. Melvin ing head-to-head with John Lance Reese and parcels of land in the individual adjacent lot owner with full ri- financially to be in a solid position for entered his Order on Oct. 25, 1980, quieting his neighbors and adjacent landowners, the parian rights attendant thereto, with the limits of each lot owner’s years to come. For 25 years, we have the issue of the revoked Sand Beach Park Peters. An order entered on Feb. 27, 2015 by ownership being delineated by an extension of his lot lines to the implemented the priorities of the May- water.” credit cards cheerfully accepted dedication (by way of a 1962 deed) stating, Judge Simon stated, “Under the Summary or and Council. I am looking forward to Maria’s “That the purported dedication contained on Final Judgment entered by this Court on Oct. Oct. 25, 1980 now focusing my time and attention on – Judge Melvin enters his Summary Final the above plat which describes certain land 27, 1980, as amended by Order dated Feb. Judgment stating “that the defendants [the City of Gulf Breeze] furthering particular issues like trans- portation and utilities that offer oppor- See All fees Page 3A » See Timeline tunities for Gulf Breeze.” Page 2A » During Eddy’s tenure, he served in Fresh Seafood numerous leadership capacities, includ- No marijuana in Gulf Breeze — for now ing on the Board of Directors for the
Florida City County Managers Associa- By Kristin n. Compton or marijuana-based products (such as tion, and as President of Rotary Club, Gulf Breeze News© 2017 low-THC cannabis), for medical use. city council unanimously voted to ap- [email protected] prove the ordinance on its first reading. cently considered a similar moratorium appointee to the RESTORE Council, The proposed ordinance, Ordinance in order to evaluate relevant criteria for and the Technical Coordinating Com- No. 01-17, follows a template that has A second reading and public hearing is Market In response to the State of Florida’s set for Tuesday, Jan. 17. land-use and zoning within the county, mittee for the Transportation Planning voter approval of Amendment 2 on been utilized by other cities throughout a split vote on the issue resulted in the “The implications of voter approval Organization. Hallmarks of his admin- the Nov. 8, 2016 ballot, City Man- the state, placing a temporary morato- county commission tabling the item for istration include top customer service rium on the selection and licensing of of Amendment 2… have not been fully ager Edwin A. “Buz” Eddy addressed evaluated and sorted by the Florida the time being. “They decided to hold care, the expansion of utilities outside the council regarding a memorandum medical marijuana treatment centers off,” said Mayor Matt Dannheisser. city limits as a city enterprise, the de- and dispensing organizations, while Legislature, Santa Rosa County or the and “model ordinance” distributed city,” said Eddy. “So, what we would “They didn’t decide not to do it.” P.O. Box 1414 621 Cervantes Street awaiting the imposition of legislative by the Florida League of Cities, rela- Councilman David Landfair further regulations that could very well affect like to do is ask you to hit the pause See Eddy Page 2A tive to the dispensation of marijuana, questioned if anyone was aware of » zoning and land-use restrictions. The button.” L While Santa Rosa County has re- See Moratorium Page 2A FRI 1/13 » SAT 1/14 SAT 1/15 Arrest Report ...... 2A Pensacola, Fl 432-4999 WEEK Movies ...... 2B END Partly Partly sunny Cloudy Calendar ...... 2A&3B Weather-plus Cloudy Obituaries ...... 7A Mailing Statement hi 72/lo 58 hi 71/lo 59 hi 70/lo 61 Classifieds/Legals on Opinion Page rain: 10% rain: 10% . . . .7C 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Opinion ...... 6A rain: 10% Three SecTionS, Crossword Puzzle . . . .3B 20 PageS Sports ...... 1-8B Fresh from Vol. 17, no L L . 2 Shrimp Oysters January 12, 2017 the boats daily! L Grouper L Crabs Harbourtown Unit 35 L plus many more Gulf Coast Favorites! Gulf Breeze, FL 32562
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BY JASON THOMPSON “I’m very excited for him to start Gulf Breeze News© 2017 his chapter in life next year,” Athletic [email protected] Director Matt Alt said. Haas - midfi eld and attack The Dolphin lacrosse team hasn’t “The head coach told us when you been around long, but it has propelled go there as a short stick or a long stick. a good number of players into the You either play offense or defense - they collegiate ranks. don’t really have a set position. They Those ranks grew by one last week just put you where you’ll be a best fi t.” when senior Noah Haas signed to Haas is looking to be an edcuation play for Division II school Belmont major at Belmont Abbey. Abbey (located about 15 miles west of “This is not only awesome for Noah, Charlotte). but it’s also awesome for the program,” “Charlotte’s beautiful and the lacrosse GBHS boys lacrosse coach Earle program is ranked seventh in Division McAuley said. II, so they’re obviously a really good “Lacrosse is still in its basic infancy program,” said the older child and lone here in the Panhandle and things like son of Fred and Claire Haas. this are only going to help us, only “I think I fi t in really well there - going to make us stronger. It’s also and the campus is beautiful.” motivation for all the guys sitting out Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News In his fi rst year at Gulf Breeze two here as teammates to get out here and Belmont Abbey-bound years ago, Haas was second on the work hard and get to that next level.” Noah Haas signed a scholarship to play lacrosse for Division II Belmont Abbey, near Charlotte. Also pictured are (seated team in scoring (33 goals), helping the It may not be the last time the Haas from left): parents Fred and Claire Haas and sister Clarke Haas. Back (from left): GBHS Athletic Director Matt Alt, current Dolphins win its fi rst district title in family does this - Clarke is a sophomore boys lacrosse coach Earle McAuley and former GBHS boys lacrosse coach Mat Dorf. boys lacrosse. on the GBHS girls team. Dolphin basketball season starts Monday
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The list of Gulf Breeze High alums coaching at their alma mater grew by one last week when Ryan Ottensmeyer got the ‘interim’ tag removed from the title boys basketball coach. Ottensmeyer (GBHS Class of 2000), after basketball season is over, will move back over to baseball, as an assistant under Kevin Ricks. Ottensmeyer’s former job (head softball coach) will now be fi lled by another Gulf Breeze High alum, Chelsea McGehee (c/o ‘06). That list also includes Bobby Clayton (football, c/o ‘93), Jasmine Crowell (volleyball, c/o ‘11), Ryan Williams (girls soccer, c/o ‘02) and Christy Ottensmeyer (girls basketball, c/o ‘04) and several assistant coaches. “The leadership has to Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News develop and try to fi gure out our No more ‘interim’ roles with so many new pieces,” Ryan Ottensmeyer, who was the interim head coach for a few Ottensmeyer said. weeks, got that adjective removed last week. He is a 2000 Gulf “I’ve been impressed with Breeze High graduate. their work ethic, drive and the effort that show every day. Our identity should develop pretty fast. We’re going to try to push the ball...try to be a fast paced team. Pressure on defense and pressure on offense.” Ottensmeyer says they should play the same style as they did under former coach Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jarrod Denmon, but do it more Bigs back selectively (with 11 players on Chance Napier (22) returns the team instead of 15). after starting his sophomore “The team dynamic is what’s year. Senior Jackson Warren changing than a system chance,” (24) is also a returning starter. Ottensmeyer saisd. “Because of With Napier and Warren the players we have, we have playing down low, it means fi rst to adapt our system to have a year varsity players will be doing little more control - a little more a bulk of the ballhandling. contolled chaos. We’re not as Ottensmeyer said juniors large a bench as we’ve had, so Chandler Burtt and Carter we’re going to need to have Sheppard will play point guard, the same energy come from the “but they won’t be the only ones same guys the entire game.” bringing up the ball,” he said, An assistant under Denmon, adding that junior Bryson Smith Ottensmeyer won’t be the only and sophomores Griffi n Corbin, one in need of a nametag. and Cole Paschall may have the “My fi rst thought is how young ball in their hands, depending we are,” Ottensmeyer said. “I’ve on what set they’re looking at or only got two seniors and also what rotation they’ve got. have three sophomores.” Junior Cayson McCurdy gives Of the 11 on varsity, only GBHS a great passer, while three played last year, which transfers Joe Rowland (West includes the two seniors Jackson Florida) and Spencer Abney Warren and Walter Yates III (as (Pace) round out the squad. well as junior Chance Napier). “Nicevlle is always tough, “Walter can play the 3, 4, they always have good athletes. or 5 position and as strong as Tate will be a challenge, Navarre he’s gotten with football, him with their shooter (Matt) handling the ball has been real Harshany is going to be tough. impressive the last week,” “With our district, I feel any one Ottensmeyer said. “We thought team can beat any other team it was going take him longer on any given night. 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Local Art Petitioner NOTICE TO BIDDERS 53rd min (GB) - Colby Flight: 4 and Local Art Gifts $39/year vs. HOUSING REHABILITATION Copeland goal (Chase RS-Dantino 41-11 Marty Campbell Cavasos) 2-0 PCC-Tolan 30-22 Gallery, 3092 Gulf LAWRENCE F. KURYLLO, JR, Case #39753, 39869, The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will CALL (850) 40456 receive bids from qualified licensed contractors for the rehabilitation of the GS-Turbyfill 24-28 Breeze Parkway residence located at 6413 Julia Drive, Milton, Florida, 32570 Junior varsity PCC-Klahorst 22-30 (850) 565-4230 932-8986 Respondent Thursday - Pensacola GB-Gray 20-32 ------All bids must be in writing and delivered by hand, overnight courier ser- Dolphins 2 0 - 2 NOTICE OF ACTION vice, or U.S. Mail to the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at 6495 RS-Barrow 19-33 Caroline Street Suite J, Milton, Florida 32570; and must be received by 10:00 West Florida 0 0 - 0 TO: LAWRENCE F. KURYLLO JR., a.m. local time, on December 14, 2017, at which time bids will be pub- Residence Unknown licly opened. Secondary delivery location shall be to Suite M at the above address. E-mailed bid responses will be rejected. One bids received by the Ninth grade IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Administrative Com- Flight: 5 aforestated time, date and location will be considered. All bids shall be sealed Nov. 13 - Gulf Breeze JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR plaint has been filed against you seeking to revoke and clearly labeled “BID# 18-011 HOUSING REHABILITATION 6413 RS-McGee 44-8 SANTA ROSA COUNTY your CORRECTIONAL Certificate in accordance with Choctaw 4 2 - 6 JULIA DRIVE.”. Please provide the original proposal, labeled “ORIGINAL”, RS-Mitchell 32-20 CIVIL ACTION Section 943.1395, F.S., and any rules promulgated Dolphins 2 1 - 3 thereunder. and FOUR (4) copies labeled “COPY” (5 total complete packages) along with 2nd min (GB) - Trey Childs OB-Echterling 30-22 CASE NO. 16 000907 CA one (1) electronic file in OCR (readable) PDF format.. PAC-Hassell 28-24 You are required to serve a written copy of your in- goal 1-0 A MANDATORY pre-bid conference will be held on Thursday, November RS-Emerson 27-25 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, acting through tent to request a hearing pursuant to Section 120.57, 38th min (GB) - Caleb the United States Department of Agriculture, F.S. upon Dean Register, Director, Criminal Justice 30, at 9:30 a.m. local time, at 6413 Julia Drive, Milton, FL 32570. All inter- Freckman goal 2-4 RS-Hattaway 19-33 Rural Development, f/k/a Farmers Home Professionalism Program, Florida Department of Law ested parties are invited to attend. Only those businesses represented may 47th min (GB) - Trey Childs RS-Vigo 17-35 Administration, a/k/a Rural Housing Service, Enforcement, P. O. Box 1489, Tallahassee, Florida participate in the bid. 32302-1489, on or before January 9, 2018. Failure goal 3-5 GS-Cornett 11-41 Plaintiff, to do so will result in a default being entered against Specifications may be secured by download from the Santa Rosa County you to Revoke said certification pursuant to Section Website: www.santarosa.fl.gov (keyword BIDS). Nov. 13 - Gulf Breeze vs. 120.60, F.S., and Rule 11B-27, F.A.C. Questions concerning this bid should be directed to Erin Malbeck @ Er- Dolphins 0 1 - 1 Flight: 6 CARRIE A. TROMBETTA; and SANTA ROSA Dated: November 9, 2017 [email protected] prior to 4:30 p.m. on December 7th, 2017. Washington 2 1 - 3 HBTS-Tashlik 27-17 COUNTY, FLORIDA, Dean Register, Professionalism Director 64th min (GB) - Cole Hartley FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to accept or reject PCC-Butler 27-17 Defendants. goal 1-3 By: -s- Karla Whiddon, Division Representative any and all bids in whole or in part and to waive all informalities and to award RS-Buffington 23-21 ______\ the bid that it determines to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. LEGAL 42554 Gulf Breeze News 4x 11/16/17 GB-Dixon 23-21 Santa Rosa County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national NOTICE OF SALE origin, sex, religion, age, or handicapped status in employment or provision GB-Early 21-27 of service. NAVY-Heishman 18-26 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, OB-Browne 17-27 on November 8, 2017, by the above entitled Court Tennis Florida in the above styled cause, the Clerk ofCourt or any of his duly authorized deputies, will sell the prop- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST erty situated in SANTA ROSA County, Florida, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR LEGAL NOTICE 42560 Gulf Breeze News 11-22-17 described as: SANTA ROSA COUNTY Greater Pensacola Ladies Flight: 7 GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION Tennis League Standings RS-Suarez 36-16 Lot 8, Block 7, First Addition to Ev- (As of Nov. 17) RS-Lochas 31-21 ergreen Shores, being a subdivision of CASE NO. 16000522CAMXAX Flight: Open Lots 1, 3 and 4, Section 24, Township GS-Nelson 30-22 2 South, Range 28 West, according to LAKEVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC, HBTS-Gonzalez 30-14 RS-Manuel 28-24 plat recorded in Plat Book B at page Plaintiff, RS-Covell 29-19 GB-Pettit 21-27 21 and Revised First Addition to Ever- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OB-Pfeffle 24-20 green Shores in Plat Book B, page 80B, SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND PAC-Meyers 21-31 all of the public records of Santa Rosa vs. RS-McCall 22-22 FOR LEON COUNTY, FLORIDA, CIVIL DIVISION HBTS-Little 20-28 County, Florida. RS-Paux 22-22 VALERIA BLACKMON AKA VALERIE RS-Ortman 17-35 to the highest and best bidder for cash on BLACKMON AKA VALERIA HALL AKA GB-Pound 16-28 VALERIE HALL AKA VALERIA SESSIONS January 10, 2018, online at www.santarosa.real- CASE NO.: 2017 CA 002206 PCC-McIntosh 13-31 foreclose.com, beginning at 11:00 A.M. CENTRAL BLACKMON AKA VALERIE SESSIONS BLACKMON, ETAL., TIME, subject to all ad valorem taxes and assess- VALIDATION OF A CONDUIT BOND PROGRAM OF THE CAPITAL TRUST Flight: 8 ments for the real property described above. Defendants. Flight: 1 ______/ AGENCY TO FINANCE, FROM THE PROCEEDS OF NOT TO EXCEED GB-Ueberschaer 42-10 $750,000,000 OF CONDUIT REVENUE BONDS OF THE CAPITAL TRUST GB-Leveque 31-21 ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN RS-Beall 32-20 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE AGENCY, THE COSTS OF ELIGIBLE CAPITAL PROJECTS OR CONDUIT RS-Hansford 28-24 THE SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IFANY, OTHER PROGRAMS, LOCATED INSIDE OR OUTSIDE OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE DATE GB-Farmer 27-25 PCC-Davies 31-21 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary FOR A PUBLIC AGENCY OR FOR ELIGIBLE PRIVATE FOR PROFIT OR NOT OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM FOR PROFIT BUSINESSES OR INDIVIDUALS. OB-Gilliand 25-27 GS-Halloran 29-23 WITHIN SIXTY (60) DAYS AFTER THE SALE. Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered November 8, 2017 in Civil Case No. 16000522CAMXAX of the Circuit RS-Del Gallo 25-27 RS-Etscheid 16-36 DATED on Nov. 16, 2017. Court of the FIRST Judicial Circuit in and for Santa Rosa GS-Majors 20-32 OB-McEvoy 6-46 County, Santa Rosa, Florida, wherein LAKEVIEW LOAN THE CAPITAL TRUST AGENCY, a separate legal and administrative entity SERVICING, LLC is Plaintiff and VALERIA BLACKMON created pursuant to Section 163.01(7), Florida Statutes, and Chapter 617, Florida Statutes, BOSWELL & DUNLAP, LLP AKA VALERIE BLACKMON AKA VALERIA HALL AKA 245 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE (33830) VALERIE HALL AKA VALERIA SESSIONS BLACKMON POST OFFICE DRAWER 30 AKA VALERIE SESSIONS BLACKMON, ET AL., are De- Plaintiff, BARTOW, FL 33831-0030 fendants, the Clerk of Court will sell to the highest and LEGAL NOTICE TELEPHONE: (863)533-7117 best bidder for cash at www.santarosa.realforeclose. vs. FACSIMILE: (863)533-7412 comin accordance with Chapter 45, Florida Statutes on E-SERVICE: [email protected] the 18TH day of December, 2017 at 11:00AM on the fol- STATE OF FLORIDA, and the Taxpayers, Property Owners and citizens thereof, HOLLEY NAVARRE FIRE DISTRICT, MIDWAY FIRE DISTRICT lowing described property as set forth in said Summary including those of the Town of Century, Florida, and the City of Gulf Breeze, AND NAVARRE BEACH FIRE DEPARTMENT ARE SEEKING ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF Final Judgment, to-wit: Florida, including non-residents owning property or subject to taxation therein, PROPOSALS FOR THE PROFESSIONAL CONSULTANT BY:_FREDERICK J. MURPHY, JR. and others claiming any right, title or interest in property to be affected by the SERVICES TO DEVELOP A FEASIBILITY STUDY TO DETERMINE FLORIDA BAR NO.: 0709913 Commence at the Northwest corner of the issuance by Plaintiff of the Bonds or the financing instruments and agreements MERGER EFFORTS. E-MAIL: [email protected] SETH B. CLAYTOR Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter related thereto, or to be affected in any way thereby, of Section 36, Township 5 North, Range 30 Notice is hereby given that the HOLLEY NAVARRE FIRE DISTRICT, FLORIDA BAR NO.: 084086 West, Santa Rosa County, Florida; thence Defendants. MIDWAY FIRE DISTRICT AND NAVARRE BEACH FIRE DEPARTMENT are E-MAIL: [email protected] proceed North 89 degrees 54 minutes 57 ______/ seeking proposals from qualified companies for the proposal of Professional seconds East along the monumented North Consultant Services to develop a feasibility study to determine merger efforts. LEGAL 42552 Gulf Breeze News 2x 11-16-17 line of said Section 36 a distance of 132.19 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE Interested proposers may obtain information regarding the proposal and se- feet to the centerline of Old Bluff Springs lection process by viewing the website www.southsantarosafireconsolidation. Road (Ebenezer Church Road, 50 foot r/w); TO: THE STATE OF FLORIDA, THROUGH THE STATE ATTORNEY com. The proposal will be posted to the website on December 1, 2017. Obtain- thence proceed along the centerline of said FOR THE SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA AND ing the proposal is the sole responsibility of the proposer. Proposals must be IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST road being concave Southwesterly and hav- THE STATE ATTORNEY FOR THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE received no later than 2:00 p.m. on Monday, January 15, 2018. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR ing a radius of 3026.47 feet, a central angle OF FLORIDA, AND THE SEVERAL PROPERTY OWNERS, TAXPAYERS AND SANTA ROSA COUNTY of 12 degrees 12 minutes 36 seconds, a CITIZENS THEREOF, INCLUDING THOSE OF THE TOWN OF CENTURY, Debarment: Submission of a signed proposal in response to this solicita- chord bearing and distance of South 36 de- FLORIDA, AND THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA, INCLUDING NON- tion is certification that your firm (or any subcontractor) is not currently de- CIVIL ACTION grees 04 minutes 58 seconds East 643.74 barred, suspended, proposed for debarment, declared ineligible or voluntarily feet to a point on said curve; thence proceed RESIDENTS OWNING PROPERTY OR SUBJECT TO TAXATION THEREIN, excluded from participation in this transaction by any State or Federal depart- CASE NO. 2017 200-CA Southeasterly along the arc of said curve a AND ALL OTHERS HAVING OR CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, OR INTER- ment or agency. distance of 644.95 feet; thence departing EST IN PROPERTY TO BE AFFECTED BY PLAINTIFF ISSUING ITS NOT TO UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, acting through said centerline proceed South 85 degrees 32 EXCEED $750,000,000 CONDUIT REVENUE BONDS OR TO BE AFFECTED LEGAL 42564 Gulf Breeze News 11/22/17 the United States Department of Agriculture, minutes 57 seconds West along a four foot THEREBY Rural Development, f/k/a Farmers Home Admin- high wire fence a distance of 514.75 feet to istration, a/k/a Rural Housing Service, the monumented West line of the Northeast Capital Trust Agency (the “Plaintiff”) having filed its First Amended Complaint Quarter of said Section 36; thence proceed for Validation (“Complaint”) of its not to exceed $750,000,000 Conduit Rev- Plaintiff, North 00 degrees 11 minutes 30 seconds East enue Bonds, the Plaintiff’s authority to issue the Bonds, the revenues pledged along the West line of the Northeast Quarter to the payment thereof, and the legality and validity of proceedings in connec- vs. of said Section 36 a distance of 560.00 feet tion therewith, as more particularly set forth in the Complaint, and it appearing to the point of beginning. in and from said Complaint that all of the facts required by Chapter 75, Florida PUBLIC NOTICE HOLLIE N. HORTON, et. al., Statutes, to be stated by said Complaint and Exhibits are contained therein, The above described parcel of land is situated in and that Plaintiff having proposed that this Court issue an order as directed by SALE OF PROPERTY Defendants. Section 36, Township 5 North, Range 30 West, Santa said Chapter 75, and the Court being fully advised in the premises: ______\ Rosa County Florida. Said parcel being subject to road Notice is hereby given that the Santa Rosa County Board of County Com- right-of-way along the Easterly boundary. NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that the State of missioners will receive sealed bids for the purchase of property located in the NOTICE OF SALE Florida (“State”), through the State Attorney for the Second Judicial Circuit Santa Rosa Industrial Park (SRIP). Approximately 15 (fifteen) acres of land LESS AND EXCEPT: of the State of Florida and the State Attorney for the First Judicial Circuit of located at SRIP is up for bid. Maps depicting the available land are available at NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a That portion of the hereinabove described property the State of Florida, and the several property owners, taxpayers and citizens the Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners Office, 6495 Caroline Final Judgment of Foreclosure enteredon No- containing 12 acres, as described in that certain Warran- thereof, including those of the Town of Century, Florida, and the City of Gulf Street, Milton, Florida 32570. Telephone (850) 983-1877. vember 8, 2017, by the above entitled Court ty Deed dated August 30, 1960, and recorded in Deed Breeze, Florida, including non-residents owning property or subject to taxation in the above styled cause, the Clerk of Court Book 159 at Page 534 of the Public Records of Santa therein, and all others having or claiming any right, title, or interest in prop- The use of said land will be limited to distribution and warehousing use with orany of his duly authorized deputies, will sell Rosa County, Florida. erty to be affected by Plaintiff issuing its not to exceed $750,000,000 Conduit the employment of a minimum number of at least 1 new employees, and have the property situated in SANTA ROSA County, Revenue Bonds, or to be affected in any way thereby, appear on the 11th day a capital investment of $550,000. Florida,described as: And as further described as: of December, 2017, at the hour of 3:00 p.m. of said day, before Honorable Commencing at the Southwest corner of Judge John C. Cooper at 301 South Monroe Street, Room 365-B, Tallahassee, All bids must be in writing and delivered by hand, overnight courier service, Lot 14, Block 5, Hayes Heights, accord- Northeast Quarter of Section 36, Township 5 Florida 32301, and show cause why the prayers of the Complaint should not or U.S. Mail to the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 Caro- ing to the plat thereof, as recorded in North, Range 30 West, Santa Rosa County, be granted, and said Bonds in the aggregate principal amount of not to ex- line Street, Suite J, Milton, Florida 32570, and must be received by 10:30 Plat Book B, Page 75, of the Public Re- Florida, thence North 00 degrees 06 minutes ceed $750,000,000, the Plaintiff’s authority to issue the Bonds, the revenues a.m. CST, December 14, 2017, at which time will be publicly opened. Sec- cords of Santa Rosa County, Florida. 50 seconds West along the West line of said pledged to the payment thereof, and the legality of all proceedings in connec- ondary delivery location shall be to Suite M at the above address. E-mailed Northeast Quarter, a distance of 1316.67 feet tion therewith, should not be validated and confirmed as requested. bid responses will be rejected. Only bids received by the aforestated time, to the highest and best bidder for cash on March to point of beginning, thence continue same date and location will be considered. All bids shall be sealed and clearly la- 8, 2018, online at www.santarosa.realforeclose. course 744 feet, thence East 495.25 feet to IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that the Clerk of this Court beled, “ITB# 18-012 SALE OF PROPERTY”. Please provide the original com,beginning at 11:00 A.M. CENTRAL TIME, road, thence Southeast a distance of 882.11 shall cause a copy of this Order to Show Cause to be published in a newspaper proposal, labeled “ORIGINAL”, and FOUR (4) copies labeled “COPY” (5 total subject to all ad valorem taxes and assessments feet along said road, thence West a distance published and of general circulation in each of Leon County, Florida, Escambia complete packages) along with one (1) electronic file in OCR (readable) PDF of 871.31 feet to point of beginning. for thereal property described above. County, Florida, and Santa Rosa County, Florida, once each week for two (2) format. Tax Parcel ID Number: 36-5N-30-0000- consecutive weeks, commencing with the first publication which shall not be 00400-0000 less than twenty (20) days prior to the date set for said hearing. Santa Rosa County will retain the right of first refusal in the event the ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN property is sought to be sold. Santa Rosa County reserves the right to negoti- THE SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, Any person claiming an interest in the surpIus from AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that, by such publication ate a higher sales price with the highest responsive bidder. Santa Rosa County OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF the sale if an date of the lis pendens, must file a claim of this Order, all property owners, taxpayers, and citizens of the State, in- reserves the right to award more than one bid if it determines such to be in the THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE within 60 days after the sale. cluding those of the Town of Century, Florida, and the City of Gulf Breeze, best interest of Santa Rosa County. A CLAIM WITHIN SIXTY (60) DAYS AFTER THE SALE. Dated this 13th day of November, 2017. Florida, including non-residents owning property or subject to taxation therein, and all others having or claiming any right, title or interest in the property to Each bidder will submit a minimum of $500.00 earnest money deposit be affected by the Plaintiff’s issuance its not to exceed $750,000,000 Conduit which will be non refundable should such bidder be awarded the purchase. The DATED on Nov. 9, 2017. Lisa Woodburn, Esq. Revenue Bonds, or to be affected in any way thereby, be and they are made deposit will be credited against the purchase amount. MCCALLA RAYMER LEIBERT PIERCE, LLC Attorney for Plaintiff parties defendant to this proceeding, and that this Court shall have jurisdiction of them to the same extent as if named as defendants in said Complaint and Each bidder making a purchase proposal agrees that if it is awarded the BOSWELL & DUNLAP, LLP 110 SE 6th Street, Suite 2400 personally served with process in this cause. bid, it will enter into a purchase agreement described herein within thirty (30) 245 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE (33830) Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 Phone: (407) 674-1850 days of the bid event. The purchase agreement may be assigned by the suc- POST OFFICE DRAWER 30 Fax: (321) 248-0420 DONE AND ORDERED at the Courthouse in Tallahassee, Florida, this 6th day cessful bidder to an assignee approved by Santa Rosa County at the County’s BARTOW, FL 33831-0030 TELEPHONE: (863)533-7117 Email: [email protected] of November, 2017. sole discretion. FACSIMILE: (863)533-7412 Florida Bar No.: 11003 E-SERVICE: [email protected] JOHN C. COOPER The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to accept or reject ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF If you are a person with a disability who needs any CIRCUIT JUDGE any and all bids in whole or in part and to waive all informalities and to award BY: FREDERICK J. MURPHY, JR. accommodation in order to participate in a court pro- the bid that it determines to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. FLORIDA BAR NO.: 0709913 ceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provi- Conformed Copies to: Santa Rosa County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national E-MAIL: [email protected] sion of certain assistance. Please contact Shelia Sims, Eddie D. Evans, Assistant State Attorney, Second Judicial Circuit origin, sex, religion, age, or handicapped status in employment or provision SETH B. CLAYTOR Chief Deputy Court Administrator, Office of Court Ad- Joseph A. Schiller, Assistant State Attorney, First Judicial Circuit of service. FLORIDA BAR NO.: 084086 ministration at (850) 595-4400 at the M.e. Blanchard Kareem J. Spratling, Counsel for Plaintiff E-MAIL: [email protected] Judicial Center, 5th Floor, Pensacola, FL 32502 within 2 By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, working days ofyour receipt of this (describe notice); if Florida. you are hearing or voice impaired, call 711. LEGAL 42542 Gulf Breeze News 2x 11/16/17 LEGAL 42550 Gulf Breeze News 2x 11-16-17 LEGAL NOTICE 42563 Gulf Breeze News 11/22/17 LEGAL 42553 Gulf Breeze News 2x 11/16/2017 8C November 22, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com U12s win Destin Surf and Turf Tourney Simmons scores seven in 10-7 championship game win Hinze - 1, Marlin Ring - 1, David By Jason Thompson Gulf Breeze News© 2017 Bates - 1, William Curran - 1, Mark Curran - 1, Parker Harrelson - 2, [email protected] Jack Dendall - 2, Evan Willis - 2, Nick Simmons - 2, Austin Mickler The GBSA’s U-12 lacrosse - 3. Assists: Owen Morgan - 1, Jack team won their division at the Dendall - 1, Austin Mickler - 1, recent Destin Surf and Turf Colin Mastaw - 1, Cale Cartee - 1, Lacrosse Tournament. Marlin Ring - 1, David Bates - 1. Game results are as follows: Saves - Dylan Bates 4 Parallax 10, Dolphins 4: Goals: Austin Mickler -1, Jack Dolphins 13, Rogue 6 Dendall - , Nick Simmons - 2 Goals: William Curran - 1, Jack Assists: Marlin Ring -1, William Dendall - 1, Parker Harrelson - 2, Curran -1, Nick Simmons -1 Nick Simmons - 2, Austin Mickler Saves - Dylan Bates 6 - 4 Assists: Austin Mickler - 1, Dolphins 10, Rogue 4: Ashton Brown - 1, Evan Willis - 1, Goals: Austin Mickler - 1, Marlin Jack Dendall - 2, Nick Simmons - 3 Ring -1, Nick Simmons - 3, Jack Saves - Dylan Bates 6 Dendall - 3, Ashton Brown - 3 Assists: Jack Dendall - 1, Nick Championship game Dolphins 10, Parallax 8 Simmons - 1, Austin Mickler - 1, Submitted Photo Evan Willis - 1 Goals: Ashton Brown - 1, Austin Saves - Dylan Bates 7 Mickler - 2, Nick Simmons - 7 Assists: Ashton Brown - 1, Tourney champs William Curran - 1, Nick Simmons The GBSA U-12 lacrosse team won the Destin Surf and Turf Tournament on Nov. 12. They are (front row, from left):Bottom (from left): Dolphins 17, Niceville 4: Evan Willis, William Curran, Owen Morgan, Parker Harrelson, Dylan Bates, Nick Simmons, Mark Curran and Marlin Ring. Back row (from Goals: Ashton Brown - 1, Logan - 2 Saves: Dylan Bates 9 left): Coach John Willis, Jack Dendall, Cale Cartee, Ashton Brown, David Bates, Austin Mickler, Colin Mastaw, Logan “Thor” Hinze and Coach Nick Valletto.
Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Flipping for first Senior Kaia Richmond, shown here performing at a recent meet, and her GBSA varsity cheer teammates took home first place in the Small Varsity Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News All Girl Division at a meet Looking back...and ahead Saturday at Players, coaches and parents from the GBSA U12 football team had their end of the season party at Ransom Middle the Batte house Sunday, where they enjoyed pizza, subs and a 30-minute lone highlight video put School. together by assisant coach Phil Freeman.
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