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Complaint alleges bias, discrimination at Spanish Fort High Spanish Fort High School student Julia Coccaro and other concerned students and parents have filed an official complaint with the Baldwin County School System regarding numerous issues they contend show bias and discrimination on the part of the school system. For more, see page 3.

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SUBMITTED Eastern Shore Art Center Community Outreach Director Nancy Raia was recently awarded $3,000 from the Fairhope Rotary to continue her work with the Rotary Youth Club. She is being presented with a check by Rotary President, B.G. Hinds.

Child pornography production case heading to grand jury

Local entrepreneurs launch Eastern Shore Art Studio… with a ‘Twist’ Aspiring to bring a new creative outlet to the Mobile area, Painting with a Twist is now open in Spanish Fort. It’s a place where friends come together to paint, bring a beverage of their choice and uncork their inner artist. Painting with a Twist of Mobile – Eastern Shore is located at 10200 Eastern Shore Blvd, Suite 400. For more, see page 34.

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Baldwin County students win Alfa Foundation Scholarship Four Baldwin County students received $1,000 scholarships from the Alfa Foundation. They are among 100 students from across the state who will reap the rewards of an Alabama Farmers Federation membership when they pay their tuition fees this fall. For more, see page 33.

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Bay Minette resident Jennifer Lynne Weekley’s production of child pornography case will be heading to a Baldwin County grand jury, after Weekley waived her right to a preliminary hearing July 13. Baldwin County Assistant District Attorney Matt Simpson said the DA’s office would soon present the case to the grand jury for a possible indictment. “At this point, we will continue preparing this case and do everything we can to get this to a Baldwin County grand jury as soon as possible,” Simpson said.

Weekley is charged with three counts: sexual abuse of a child under 12, permitting or allowing a child to engage in production of obscene matter and production of obscene matter. During a bond hearing on June 21, Simpson laid out the charges against Weekley and some of the information that led to her arrest. “What we have in this case is Ms. Weekley has communicated with an individual in Florida via text message conversations,” Simpson said. “We have those text message conversations. In those conversations, she discusses with this person in Florida as to the acts that she would perform with her children who were a girl at the age of 6 or 7 at the time and a boy the age of 3 or 4 at the time.” Simpson said multiple acts were included in the productions Weekley allegedly created. “These are acts that she would perform on SEE PORNOGRAPHY, PAGE

The sewer line proposed to go under Fish River will instead be attached to the County Road 32 bridge. The decision by Baldwin County Sewer Service seems to end a controversy that involved residents, elected and appointed officials in county and Fairhope city governments, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Mobile Baykeeper. “We’re not boring the river at this time,” said Jenny Williams, spokesperson for the privately SEE SEWER, PAGE

Mayor’s statement about IT invoices contradicted by multiple sources Council, former mayor, police chief, IT company share comments By CLIFF McCOLLUM cliff@gulfcoastmedia.com

A statement sent by Fairhope Mayor Karin Wilson last week about a set of invoices submitted to the city by IT company Elias Technologies has come into question by current and former city leaders, city employees and Elias Technologies issuing statements contradicting many of the mayor’s claims. Two invoices from Elias Technologies to the City of Fairhope were recently given to The Courier that appear to show work equipment used by former city employees Sherry Sullivan and Jennifer Fidler was sent to be examined and searched by Elias, a IT forensics company, at the request of Fairhope Mayor Karin Wilson. The invoices from the company both have the same invoice number, billing date and case title, but the details and amounts charged for the work differ between the two.

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In a post on her blog entitled “Sensationalized Headlines and Innuendos,” Wilson laid out the following: “Questions have been raised regarding invoicing for IT services as well as about surveillancing (sic) of city employees. I wish to answer those questions to the extent I am allowed without divulging confidential information. My comments are also tempered by my constant efforts to safeguard the privacy of current and former city employees. “Elias Technologies was hired to perform internet security services for the City and the Police Department. The fact that the City entered a contract with Elias, and the amount of the contract, is not confidential. Those facts can be released to the public and the media, and I will be glad to continue to discuss those issues publicly. “However, because the services provided by Elias were part of a process to update and improve the security systems of the city, I do not intend to discuss the actual details of that work. If someone with the City has released such SEE INVOICES, PAGE

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the children, the children would perform on her and the children would perform amongst themselves that she would encourage,” Simpson said. “She would photograph these at the request of this individual in Florida and send these images to this individual in Florida.” Simpson said authorities have confiscated the individual from Florida’s cell phone and discussed with him what was sent on the phones. “We have sent all of the phones we have collected, including Ms. Weekley’s phone, to the FBI in Quantico where they are examining those phones,” Simpson said. Simpson said they have also interviewed Weekley’s daughter, who disclosed some of the actions performed. “They had a game that they would call ‘Huckle Buckle,’ where she would disclose photographs and engage in activities like penetration that Ms. Weekley would perform on the child that were consistent with the images described on the text conservation and sent to the individual in Florida,” Simpson said. The felonies Weekley is currently facing include two that could carry sentences of 20 years to life in prison.

owned sewer service. BCSS is now working to extend an existing line west to east over the CR 32 bridge to connect with a BCSS line in the area of County Road 9 that runs to a treatment station just outside of Malbis. New construction is about 1½ miles long and, weather permitting, could be completed within the next couple of weeks, Williams said. At that point, 96 BCSS customers will be taken off Fairhope’s wastewaster treatment system where they have been for the last 10 years. “It’s going to go on one side of the bridge.

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confidential information to the media, that would be a serious breach of the city’s security. The invoices that have been released to certain media outlets contain confidential security information and I respectfully request that all media outlets use the leaked information in a responsible manner.

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It’s going to hang on the bridge. And that’s approved by the county,” Williams said. Baldwin County must approve uses of the rights of way on county roads and waterways such as Fish River. It was the county’s approval of the BCSS request to bore under the river to the north of CR 32 that set off heated protests by residents who feared that an underground sewage leak would not be noticed until it had contaminated the river and potentially the Weeks Bay Watershed. Proponents of the bridge option said a sewer leak would be quickly noticed and shut off before it could do serious damage. As part of the 2007

settlement of a couple of lawsuits involving BCSS and Fairhope, the parties agreed that BCSS customers on the west side of Fish River would have sewage treated by the city of Fairhope. That agreement expired last week on July 12. “My understanding is they have given us a verbal agreement that they’re not going to shut it off,” Williams said. “Once we’re finished then it will be disconnected.” In December, Fairhope notified BCSS that it would not renew the agreement and would disconnect the 96 customers from its system, prompting BCSS to seek permission from the Baldwin County Commission and

a permit from the Corps of Engineers to go under the river. About 50 people turned up an informal public meeting on March 15. They said they didn’t know about the County Commission vote and objected strongly to the proposal to bore 10 feet under the water bottom. Dick Sute, one of the organizers of that meeting and a retired vice president of Volkert Inc., presented half a dozen alternatives, one of which was attaching the line to the bridge. “We’re pleased that we don’t have a line going under there. And I don’t know if it was our efforts that led to them changing the route,” he said. “It’s better to have

it visible and on the bridge.” Sute said the residents had not met again or had recent discussions with either BCSS or Fairhope. Baykeeper was one of the parties who objected to the river boring and filed comments with the Corps asking for a public hearing on the matter. Baykeeper, too, named the CR 32 bridge as one alternative and pointed out that large rain events cause Fish River to flood with such force that the riverbed could erode badly enough to damage the sewer line. Williams said the Corps permit is on hold. “We’re hoping everybody is happy with it now.”

rity services as described in memorandum called ‘scope of work.’ Elias agreed to perform those specific services for a total amount not to exceed $35,000. Unfortunately, Elias performed additional services that were not described in the scope of work, and Elias billed for those services. I did not receive an invoice indicating that this additional work had been performed until well after those services had been performed. When I called this to the attention of Elias, the company redacted those charges and submitted a second invoice containing charges for only those services specifically described in the scope of work. Elias willingly agreed to remove the disputed charges, and Elias will not be compensated for those charges. Thus, by bringing this to the attention of Elias, I saved the City several thousand dollars. I considered the issue a noncontroversial and routine day-to-day function of my role as Mayor. The City Council does not necessarily need to be notified of these ongoing security procedures, but I am happy to discuss these issues with any Councilman who desires to do so.

taken by most, if not all, municipalities and counties. “To clear up any confusion, Elias was not hired for purposes of processing the computers or devices used by former employees. That job is handled by in-house IT professionals working for the City. To the extent that Elias attempted to, or did perform such services, I will not approve any charge related to those functions submitted by Elias. Due to the confidential nature of the work performed, it would not be appropriate for me to comment further on the exact nature of the work performed on former employees’ computers or devices but I will say this practice has been in place with our City before I took office. “Moreover, Elias’ scope of work did not include taking any part in the implementation of any other security measures taken by the City, such as the keystroke software that has been publicly discussed and criticized in some circles. I have no plans to involve Elias in this particular security program in the future.

Fairhope Mayor Tim Kant and Fairhope Police Chief Joe Petties contradict some of the claims made in Wilson’s statement. With regards to Wilson’s statement that the practice of searching former employees’ computers had been in place before she took office, Kant said there had never been an established policy to do that for every former employee. “When an employee would depart, we would wipe the computers and make sure everything was off of them before they were given to a new employee, but nothing was ever done to search former employees’ computers as an established policy,” Kant said. Kant said to the best of his knowledge, he could only remember a few times in which an employee’s computer was searched and criminal matters were the start of those investigations. “In the 16 years I was mayor, I can only think of one or two times that any computers or equipment would have been searched like that, and criminal investigations were involved there,” Kant said. “It was in no way standard practice that was done on every departing employee. That is just false.” In an interview with WABF 1480’s Lori DuBose, Petties contradicts Wilson’s claim that an insinuation of her “being under investigation is patently false.” When asked for comments about the ongoing invoice issue, Petties said he cannot comment because there is an open investigation. “I understand that there is an investigation going on right now, so I am not able to comment,” Petties said. Later in the interview, Petties again uses the open investigation as a reason not to comment further. “There is an investiga-

tion going on with this, so it’s best that I not make a comment one way or the other on it,” Petties said.

‘A reasonable measure taken by most, if not all, municipalities’ “As with most private and government organizations, when an employee leaves the City, their computer must be processed. This is done for reasons of routine efficiency, security, and in some cases, in anticipation of litigation for any employee, both terminated and those leaving voluntarily. This process has been in place long before I took office and will continue to be in place long after I leave. To the extent that a former employee’s computer was processed as a result of a security measure, or in anticipation of litigation, it is not appropriate for me to comment. However, this is a reasonable measure

’Sensationalized headlines and innuendos’ “Unfortunately, certain media outlets have chosen to take this relatively minor billing issue, which was easily corrected, and blown it out of proportion with sensationalized headlines and innuendos. This is a perfect example of the media trying to hype an issue when there really was no controversy in the first place. “Furthermore, any insinuation of my being under investigation is patently false. It is easy to claim and and publish accusations without any regard for the truth while putting me in the difficult position of having to prove a negative.”

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Council comments Fairhope City Council President Jack Burrell commented on several issues on behalf of the council via email. Burrell wrote the council was unaware of most of the actions taken by Wilson in investigating the equipment used by Sullivan and Fidler, and said they are still unsure why the search was necessary. “We do not know,” Burrell wrote. “The council was not involved in or informed of the Mayor’s decision to search this equipment. Additionally, the Fairhope Police department was unaware that these searches were being conducted. It would be unusual for the executive branch of our government to conduct an investigation without the knowledge of the police department.” Burrell questioned Wilson’s assertion that she was the one who discovered the issue with the original invoice and some of Elias Technologies’ work being outside the scope of work. “It is my understanding that the City Treasurer informed Elias that some of the work performed was outside the scope of the resolution adopted by the Council after receiving the original invoice,” Burrell wrote. “The Mayor did not discuss the need for the searches, nor did the Mayor advise the council that searches were being done.” Burrell said he was unsure if similar searches were being done on equipment used by former IT technician Tanner Bonner or if a policy had been established that every departing employee’s equipment would be searched in the same fashion as Sullivan and Fidler’s. “We do not know,” Burrell wrote. “The counSEE INVOICES, PAGE

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Complaint alleges bias, discrimination at Spanish Fort High By CLIFF McCOLLUM

Tyler. The complaint alleges that on or about March 2017, a student’s quote in the “Self Expression” page of the yearbook was censored due to a slight mention of her sexual orientation. “The student (name redacted) initially included the phrase ‘After coming out of the closet’ into her quote, which is a reference to her becoming open about her identification as a member of the LGBT community,” the complaint stated. “However, Brian Williamson, the Principal at Spanish Fort High School, informed all students involved (portion redacted) that he would not allow any reference to ‘coming out of the closet’ or ‘coming out’ to be published in the yearbook because it was a reference to her non-heterosexual sexual orientation. The Principal explained that he feared it would draw negative attention to the school, and in making his rationalization, the Principal also mentioned that he did want the school to be held responsible for ‘bullying.’” The complaint states those who were in attendance at the meeting with Williamson voiced objections to that policy, saying it was discriminatory in nature, “both in terms of directing censorship towards the expression of LGBT students, as well as the act of censorship of free speech and expression in general.” “Despite student objections, Principal Williamson instructed students to change the phrase to exclude references to sexual orientation,” the complaint stated. “We feel that this had the effect of discriminating against an LGBT student, as well as violating a student’s rights to free speech and expression.” The complaint states such acts are a direct violation of the First Amendment. •

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Spanish Fort High School student Julia Coccaro and other concerned students and parents have filed an official complaint with the Baldwin County School System regarding numerous issues they contend show bias and discrimination on the part of the school system. The complaint stems from the recent controversy involving a reading list at Spanish Fort High School that included a number of texts from majority conservative and right-leaning authors including Ann Coulter, Michael Savage, Ron Paul, Thomas Sowell, Chuck Colson and Ronald Reagan. Parents and students complained about a perceived lack of diversity of ideas in the texts and questioned the instructional validity of the reading list. On her Facebook page, Coccaro said she filed the complaint regarding issues of bias, discrimination and violation of student rights, and that it had been received by Superintendent Eddie Tyler. “I expect a full investigation, timely response and corrective measures to be taken by Eddie Tyler,” Coccaro wrote.

The complaint contends The complaint, signed by students and parents in Baldwin County, contends: • The complaint alleges that on or about June 2017, 12th grade Spanish Fort High AP Government teacher Gene Ponder published a summer reading assignment that was “unbalanced, contained titles that are offensive and content that is unsuitable for academic study.” According to the complaint, Ponder’s actions were in violation of Baldwin County policies and school polices stated by school officials and

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option, as a captive audience member, to a teacher’s personal political beliefs, instead of being afforded adequate academic instruction.” According to the complaint, the actions taken by that teacher violate Baldwin County Board of Education policy regarding political activity. • The complaint alleges that on or about January 2016, the teacher sponsor of the Democrats Club at SFHS notified Coccaro, the club’s president, that “LGBTQ-related topics were banned from being discussed within the meetings of the SFHS Democrats Club.” “Assistant Principal Cindy Wilson had instructed him not to allow LGBT discussions during the club meetings,” the complaint stated. According to the complaint, the actions taken are again a violation of the students’ First Amendment rights and are “specifically targeting the free speech of LGBT students.”

Remedies listed in complaint The complaint then lists a number of remedies that are recommended the system take, which include: • An investigation of the curriculum of Gene Ponder, including all assignments as they relate to “his use of a biased curriculum and instruction as a means of swaying the minds of students towards his own political beliefs.” • An investigation of the violation of policies, specifically as related to Ponder breaching SFHS school policy and BCBE policy, when “he assigned students a reading list SEE COMPLAINT, PAGE

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cil sets policy and we have not established this policy. We cannot imagine why that would be necessary, unless the police department had a valid reason, in which case these funds could be used.”

Elias Technologies statement K. Gus Dimitrelos, the CEO of Elias Technologies, released a statement that also contradicts many of Wilson’s assertions about what services were performed for the city and how they were performed. The statement reads: “Any implication by Fairhope Mayor Karin Wilson that she was unaware of services being performed by Elias Technologies, or that those services were not requested by her, are false. “Elias Technologies provides digital forensic services, training and electronic discovery services to Fortune 500 companies and government agencies at all levels - both domestically and internationally. Elias Technologies and its associates have a 12-year history of providing technical and forensic assistance to law enforcement agencies within this region, and it based on that reputation we were contacted by Fairhope Mayor Karin Wilson’s staff to meet. No personal or pro-

fessional relationship existed between Mayor Wilson and any of our personnel prior to her office contacting us and requesting a meeting in December of 2016. During that meeting on the eventing of December 20, 2016, Mayor Wilson enthusiastically requested assessment services by Elias Technologies on behalf of the City of Fairhope.

‘Her perception people within her city government were leaking information’ “After the initial meeting, all further communications were both in person and electronic communications. In the following months we attempted to define a scope for the contract in an initial SOW - statement of work. Much of the communication from the Mayor was focused on her perception people within her city government were leaking information to outside parties, and she was determined to locate those offenders. A conference call was scheduled with the Mayor and other Elias Technologies personnel to distill the City’s need of our services into a cohesive contract SOW, but when the time came for the call the Mayor did not make herself available. Ultimately, a generic SOW was created which allowed for cyber services and assessments of the areas of concern the Mayor deemed

problematic via an email exchange. “Often the initial scope of work may be limited by the prospective client’s understanding of the technical aspects of cyber security and digital forensic concepts. As such, included in our statement of work with the City of Fairhope is ‘those concerns were enumerated specifically as, but may not be limited to: Police Department network architecture that may compromise sensitive and evidentiary data; Telecommunications flow that places an extended burden on Police Communications resource; Electronic Mail system being reconfigured to realize financial benefit and increased security; and to provide general cyber security support and assistance as requested.’ Also, our normal contracted duties with all clients including the City of Fairhope is to, ‘Perform any and all services generally performed by contractor in contractor’s usual line of business, required or requested by the city…’

‘The request to perform those services for the city came directly from Mayor Wilson and no one else’ The SOW to provide additional cyber services to be requested encompasses all forensic services on mobile devices, network

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devices and computers. As a company, we are routinely engaged by clients to image and preserve digital evidence from phones, computers and work accounts of terminated employees. In this instance, the request to perform those services for the City came directly from Mayor Wilson and no one else. Imaging services were performed on three devices owned by the City of Fairhope at the request of Mayor Wilson. Those activities were detailed explicitly and transparently on the invoice sent to City Treasurer Deborah Smith via email, and memorialized through signed forms documenting the chain of custody of those devices and the consent to search them. We thoroughly account for billed hours to assist in auditing contract services rendered at a later date, and because we take seriously the responsibility of accepting public money.

‘the Mayor, playing the role of investigator’ “Under normal circumstances the analysis of device data for investigative purposes is undertaken by a technician in concert with an investigator with a clearly defined search parameter. Elias Technologies performs data extraction, but does not play the role of investigator. In this case, the Mayor, playing the role of investigator, provided some names of persons she believed to have been in contact with employees and email accounts through which she believed City information was being mishandled. No evidence of mishandled information was ever identified.

‘Mayor Wilson expressed the detailed invoice services performed was

problematic’ “While the services performed clearly meet legal standards and were performed only upon request of Mayor Wilson, City Treasurer Deborah Smith expressed concern that some of the work performed was not specifically defined in the initial Statement of Work. Mayor Wilson expressed the detailed invoice services performed was problematic. Wishing to foster a good working relationship within all offices of the City government, we refunded the hours spent on those tasks to the City of Fairhope’s account as a courtesy - even though they were performed at the Mayor’s request and are within the scope of providing general cyber security support and assistance as requested. A new invoice was emailed to the Treasurer to reflect the account balance change in the City’s favor. “Other services not specifically requested described in the Statement of Work were taken on by Elias Technologies. During a meeting with the Fairhope IT Director, it was requested that we assist in the development of IT policy guidelines for the City. While this was not spelled out in the Statement of Work, the development of IT policy in regard to the usage of network resources is the absolute first line of defense of a network, and as such, provided a clear benefit to the City. Two drafts of proposed policy guidelines were delivered to IT Director Jeff Montgomery to satisfy that request.

‘the Mayor requested that future invoices sent to the City not contain details of the time worked’ “During a meeting at City Hall on May 16, 2017 the

Mayor requested that future invoices sent to the City not contain details of the time worked. We routinely accept client requests to tailor the invoice format to their common practices, which may include adding or removing content from the invoice; however,changes to the invoice format does not change our practice of maintaining detailed records of hours worked.

‘has not been returned to us with a signature’ “We have attempted to stay focused on solutions which will best assist the Police Department in fulfilling its mission. To that end, it was recommended to the Mayor that she task the Chief of Police with assigning an investigator to handle any internal investigations. An addendum for the contract was written to direct Elias Technologies to perform forensic services at the discretion of the Chief of Police or his designee at a per-defined hourly rate under the current agreement. That addendum was delivered to the Mayor’s office on June 23, 2017 but has not been returned to us with a signature.

‘to avoid being conscripted into any more of the City’s unfortunate political battles.’ “Elias Technologies is a non-partisan contractor working amid a heated political climate in the City of Fairhope. We contracted with the City of Fairhope not any one person, office or position. We look forward to achieving contracted goals and to then conclude our business with the City of Fairhope to avoid being conscripted into any more of the City’s unfortunate political battles.

Responding to the Trinity

The success of the trinitarian formulation is, however, the best explanation for its neglect in the church. It is assumed to be true with little thought as to how that truth manifests itself in the life of faith. All the obscure talk of “persons,” “essence,” and “perichoresis,” make little sense to most Christians. With this in mind, let me offer what I believe is the basic significance of the Trinity.

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First, the Trinity means that our God is deeply, fundamentally relational. It is the fullest expression of the Scriptural claim that “God is love.” The word “agape” essentially had to be invented to describe this deep relationality that exists in God, a relationality that He freely and graciously shares with all creation. In all the places where trinitarian concepts appear in Scripture, it is with reference to God’s engagement with the world in creation, redemption, and the life of the church. Because

of the Trinity, we are the people of God, the body of Christ, the Temple of the Holy Spirit. Second, the Trinity means our God is deeply, fundamentally mysterious. He holy and wholly Other. His existence is beyond our comprehension, and He cannot be contained by our constructs. All analogies ultimately melt before the magnitude of His ineffable existence. How exactly is He three and one? Only He knows. Trinity means that, while God freely chose to create, He absolutely did not have to. He was utterly and completely satisfied in Himself. His love was fully in action and perfect within Himself. The fact that He chose to make us and redeem us is all of grace. The only proper response to the relational yet mysterious Father-Son-Spirit is worship. In response to His Greatness, His Forgiveness, and His Call, we, like the prophet Isaiah, simply bow and surrender.

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In preparing lectures on the Trinity recently, I have been reminded that this doctrine has fallen on hard times in the evangelical church not because of outright rejection but widespread neglect. One of the first (and one of the severest) theological controversies in church history concerned the Trinity. While the ultimate solution to the problem was a century or so in the making, it was masterful: The Father, Son, and Spirit are co-equal, co-eternal; three persons, one essence. While there have been moments within the church and movements against the church that attempted to deny the Trinity, the classic formulation of three-in-one has been a stone cold non-negotiable of orthodoxy.

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T.J. Yeldon visits Daphne youth center By ALLISON MARLOW What do you do when you successfully raise your son to be drafted in the NFL? You keep working. Kim Yeldon, of Daphne, joined her son T.J. Yeldon, Alabama football alum and Jacksonville Jaguars player, at the Ruff Wilson Youth Center in Daphne last week to greet children and pass out 150 bookbags full of school supplies. Kim stuffed every single one. “I love having him home. But he aggravates me,” she said with a smile. “T.J. is still T.J. He didn’t change.” The event was a family affair as several family members and close friends came to cheer on Yeldon and the kids at the center where he spent many of his afterschool and summer hours as a youth. Yeldon passed out autographs, brought the kids lunch and snow cones and passed out the bookbags. “It’s always good to come here and be with them and give them someone to look up to,” he said of the visit. Many of the children already knew Yeldon as a neighbor or family friend. Others were a little star struck.

“This is cool,” said Morris Davis, 7. “He’s the best football player in the world.” Yeldon, who graduated from Daphne

High School in 2012, was in town to help host a football camp last week with fellow Alabama and NFL players said he hopes to make the summer camp an annual event. The running back said he remembers meeting his first professional football player as a child – Kenny King, who played for Alabama and the Arizona Cardinals. “He was big,” Yeldon said. “But when

you are a little kid everyone looks big.” Yeldon said he enjoys the trips home, away from the bright lights and attention of the field. “It’s good to get away and be around love and family,” he said. His advice for young players? “It’s not about your size. It’s about your heart,” he said. “Keep working hard. You are going to be put down a lot of times. Keep fighting through. Keep working.”

Foley bicentennial bricks still available Lloyd Wyatt Arp earns Eagle Scout award Foley’s bicentennial celebration may be over but you can still be part of history. Commemorative bricks, placed along the pathways in Foley Centennial Plaza are still available for purchase. The brick walkways and clock tower were erected to celebrate the 2015 bicentennial. There are

approximately 600 personalized bricks, including over 50 that were added this summer. Many of the bricks commemorate graduation and marriage dates, some honor parents and grandparents and there are lots of bricks to celebrate the births of Foley’s youngest residents. A 4” x 8” brick costs $50 and

includes three lines of engraving. An 8”x8” brick costs $125 and includes six lines of engraving. Each line, on either size brick, has space for up to 15 letters, symbols or spaces. Order your brick at the Foley Visitor Center at 104 N. McKenzie St.

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Lloyd Wyatt Arp, son of Randy and Beth Arp of Foley, has received his Eagle Scout Award. Arp is a member of Boy Scout Troop 70, of Elberta, under the leadership of Scoutmaster Earl Buchaan. Arp began his scouting career as a Tiger Cub with Cub Scout Pack 497 in Magnolia Springs, where he achieved The Arrow of Light award. Through the years he has attended many scout camps and was a staff member at Mobile Area Council’s Camp Maubila for two summers. In 2013 he attended the National Jamboree in West Virginia, and in 2015 he at-

tended the National Order of the Arrow Conference gathering at Michigan State University. For his Eagle Project, Arp built and installed eight permanent benches in front of the outside stage at the Baldwin County Heritage Museum in Elberta. Arp was inspired to give back to the museum after serving there as a junior curator. Presently, Arp is a seasonal tour guide at Fort Morgan and an active member of Foley United Methodist Church. He is a graduate of Pensacola Catholic High School, in Florida, and will attend Birmingham Southern College in the fall.

Graham Creek Nature Preserve in Foley needs volunteers to help remove invasive species growing in the park. Volunteers are needed on Monday, July 24, and Friday, July 28, from 8 to 11 a.m. Meet your neighbors, help your community, and have fun while volunteering to improve the nature trails by removing invasive

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plant species with the City of Foley’s Environmental Department. These plants can be pulled by hand, which will help avoid the use of herbicides. We will be focused on removing Chinese tallow trees, Chinese privet, and Japanese climbing fern along two of the nature trails. Tools, gloves, training for plant field identification, and lunch will

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be provided. Please meet at the Graham Creek Interpretive Center, bring water, and dress appropriately for the weather. The park is located at 23030 Wolf Bay Drive in Foley. For more information or questions, contact Jackie McGonigal at jmcgonigal@cityoffoley.org or call 923-4267.

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Filter your own fresh air By DOOLEY BERRY The days of July are long and hot and the peppery nights don’t offer much relief from the heat. Now is a good time to head inside and show all of your houseplants some love. While you have been fighting the heat, houseplants have been possibly neglected by a lack of watering. All the while, they have been silently hard at work filtering all manner of toxins out of the air for your household. The NASA Clean Air Study of 1989, originally done to research ways to clean the air in space stations, suggests that certain, common, indoor plants provide a natural way of removing toxic agents from air. NASA found that most of the effective air-cleaning plants originate in tropical or sub-tropical environments and, because of their ability to flourish in reduced sunlight, they photosynthesize well in household light. Indoor air pollution comes from many sources, including paints, carpentry materials and plastics that can pose serious health threats over time. Ammonia is found in window cleaners, floor waxes and fertilizers. Benzene is found in plastics, rubber, nylon, synthetic fibers, drugs and pesticides. Xylene can contaminate printers, rubber, tobacco smoke, leather and paint while carbon monoxide is found in cooking stoves, water heaters, clothes dryers, fireplaces, power generators and cigarette smoke. Another contaminate, formaldehyde, is found in paper bags, waxed paper and plywood paneling. It is wise to remember that air pollution can be several times higher indoors than outdoors. Most scientists agree that indoor air pollution is a realistic threat to human health. We all tend to think that the air quality inside our homes is pretty good, but toxic compounds from wallpaper, paint, cleaning products, furniture, pollen, mold and bacteria make a not-so-clean contribution to inside air in our air-conditioned, poorly ventilated homes. As they do in so many other circumstances, potted houseplants come to our rescue. In our frantically busy lifestyles, humans have a psychological need to be surrounded by greenery and items from nature. Indoor houseplants frequently fill home and office spaces as a way to reduce all of the physical and mental stimulation caused by the world›s noise, rapid movement and visual complexity. Plants seem to have an inert nature to them that relaxes and calms down fast-paced lifestyles. In addition to these gifts, indoor

plants improve human health mainly by purifying the air of the many types of pollutants found in all homes. Welcoming potted houseplants into our homes can greatly help purify the air and reduce harmful particulates in the air, as they absorb carbon dioxide to photosynthesize fresh oxygen. Here are eight easily found and hearty houseplants that promote air quality. •

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Bamboo palm - These cute little miniature bamboo trees are touted as adding good luck to their owners. That is a guarantee as the bamboo palm is a formaldehydefiltering superstar that grows quickly from small palms to 12 foot high trees. Peace lily - Often given as housewarming gifts with good reason. The white flowering plant with glossy green leaves packs a major air-cleaning punch to whatever indoor setting it graces as it banishes several indoor pollutants, gases and solvents like benzene, ammonia and formaldehyde. Dracaena or ponytail plant - This interesting plant comes in varying shapes and sizes with its characteristic topknot of long, thin leaves lined with red, tan or creamy white. This common house and office plant is a wonderful filter for xylene, formaldehyde and benzene. Aloe vera - Not only is this gift-giving plant wonderful to have on hand in burn or wound healing emergencies, but each swollen leaf contains a mixture of amino acids, vitamins and enzymes with anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory and soothing benefits. All the while, this beneficial plant filters formaldehyde from polluted indoor air. Garden mum - The colorfully common garden chrysanthemum is available in almost every pastel shade under the rainbow. In addition to being readily available and inexpensive, potted mums are air purifying superheroes. They remove multiple toxins from indoor airspace, including formaldehyde, ammonia, benzene and xylene. COMPLETE BALDWIN COUNTY CALENDAR

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• Weeping fig - This lovely plant does so much for the infrequent watering and indirect sunlight it requires. During the colder months, it can be brought indoors where it will decrease pollutants like benzene and formaldehyde. In the warmer months, it will thrive in semi-shade and can grow to heights of ten feet. • Mother-in-law tongue - This practically indestructible, hearty plant does much for very little upkeep-infrequent watering and little sun. It will quietly sit in its pot and filter benzene, xylene and formaldehyde from the air. • Spider plants- Thin, leafy spider plant is an ideal novice houseplant because it is tough to kill and can live through almost any neglect. The only thing this hearty plant requires to flourish is bright, indirect sunlight to keep multiplying its baby shoots as it absorbs harmful xylene and formaldehyde from the air. All of these air purifying plants are easily available at local or online nurseries. Improve your home›s air quality and grow your own fresh air by choosing your desired plants, taking care of them and allowing them to take care of you.

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By Samantha Weaver • It was best-selling author and aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart -- the first female pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean -- who made the following sage observation: “The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity. The fears are paper tigers.”

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• The elephant is the only animal that can be trained to stand on its head (other than humans, of course). • Historians of ancient Rome say that a three-man crew was required to handle a war chariot: The rein handler was responsible for managing the horses, and the shooter focused on launching arrows at the enemy. The straphanger, who stayed at the back of the chariot, had the unenviable task of making sure the other two crew members didn’t fall out as the chariot bounced over bodies.

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• Those who study such things say that your blood is filtered through your kidneys approximately 20 times every hour.

“A man who is ‘illadjusted’ to the world is always on the verge of finding himself. One who is adjusted to the world never finds himself, but gets to be a cabinet minister.” -- Hermann Hesse © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc.

The opening lead often makes or breaks a contract, and we can all testify to this from bitter experience. There is nothing more consistently difficult in bridge than finding the most effective opening lead, but that doesn’t mean the task is altogether impossible. One can frequently deduce, either from the bidding or from one’s own hand, which card will probably be the best opening shot. There may not be a feeling of 100 percent confidence in the final choice, but that’s not necessary when the evidence clearly points in one direction. Consider this deal where West, after ruling out a diamond or club lead, opted for his stronger major, spades. Declarer won the trick with the king and quickly ran

off eight more to score 600 points. Had West led a heart, the contract would have gone down five! East would win the first heart with the jack and shift to the queen of spades, and declarer would lose the first nine tricks instead of winning them. Of course, it’s easy enough -- looking at all four hands -- to see that the heart lead is best. But the fact is that the heart lead should be chosen without seeing all the hands. West can reason that on the bidding South has either the king of spades or the Q-J-x, so that a spade lead is apt to help declarer more than hurt him. Conversely -- again judging from the bidding -- a heart lead is likely to find East with one or more heart honors sitting behind North’s heart honors, and hence is the more attractive lead. © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc.

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• Statisticians say that women who marry younger men tend to live longer.

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Baldwin County Humane Society (BARC) 22886-C, US Hwy. 98, Fairhope, AL. 36532 Phone 251-928-4585 Fax 251-990-7171 is a no-kill adoption agency (rather than a shelter) established in 1979. For a complete list visit www.BaldwinHumane.org DOGS Shepherd Mix (Trina) Female - 3 years Terrier Mix (Patch) Female - 1 Year Bulldog Mix (Laverne) Female - 8 Years Lab/Shepherd Mix (Ace) Male - 5 Years Bulldog Mix (Sara) Female - 3 Years Lab Mix (Molly) Female - 2 Years Plott Hound/Retriever Mix (Fanta) Female - 1 Year Bor. Collie/Malamute Mix (Octavia) Female - 2 Years Hound Mix (Otto) Male - 6 Weeks Hound Mix (Orion) Male - 6 Weeks Hound Mix (Ophelia) Female - 6 Weeks Shepherd Mix (Ruthie) Female - 5 Years (Must be adopted with Lola!) Yorkie Mix (Lola) Female - 1 Year (Must be adopted with Ruthie!) CATS If you are looking for a kitten, we have just the one for you! We currently have lots of kittens in our program.We have adoptable cats and kittens located in our kennel. Come by and visit Monday Thursday 10:00AM til 4:00PM, Friday10:00AM til 1:00PM. BARC! has cats of various sizes and ages for adoption at the PetSense store in Foley across from Walmart. Stop in 7 days a week for adoption information. ALSO visit our web site www.baldwin humane.org to view and/or apply for any of our cats and dogs.

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Help Wanted Full-Time Help wanted! - Seeking mature persons in culinary department. All shifts. Great environment! Apply in person at Beckwith Camp and Retreat Center, 10400 Beckwith Ln., Fairhope, AL. 36532 Drivers, CDL-A: Home EVERY Weekend!! Dedicated Southeast! Walk Away Lease, No Money Down. Drivers average $1500/wk 855-200-8260 SOUTHERN HAULERS LLC. Immediate openings for Regional Tractor Trailor Drivers for Decatur, Brewton & Mobile Terminals. Home on weekends. Excellent wage & benefit package +401k, vacations & bonuses. Requirements: 23 years of age, 1-year tractor trailer driving experience. Good MVR and CSA points. If interested, call 1-866-537-4621 ask for Adam or www.southernhaulersllc.com. EOE. Experienced Concrete Finisher needed for local development company. Please call 251-947-4329. Cracker Barrel Foley now hiring for Experienced Grill Cooks! FT/PT, Year-Round Employment! $14+/HR! Contact Joel at 251-654-2004 or apply online at CrackerBarrel.com

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NEW! 16 ft Lowe Fishing/Hunting, 40 horsepower, Mercury, Trailer Included. Call 251-284-5615. Boston Whaler, 14ft, trailer, covered seat, & life jackets. 30hp, 4 stroke, Tohatsu motor, low usage, good cond. $4200 OBO. 251-981-2381.

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37ft 2014 5th Wheel Columbus, 3 Slides, 5 Place Island Bar, $30,000. Call 251-362-6106. 1999 Pace Arrow Vision Motorhome, Model 36B. Can be seen in Foley. Call 309-264-2774.

Unfurnished Homes For Rent! 1,333 sqft, 3BR/2BA classic brick, near CR 12 and Sherman Rd., $1,200/mo. Single family neighborhood. Fenced back yard. Tile floors, den, kitchen-dining room, porch, laundry. Call (804) 614-8651. Fairhope Section 8 or Rental Property. Single family 1-story spacious fenced in, newly carpeted 3 BR, newly remodeled 3F BR, Den, L/D room, 2 sitting rooms, laundry, kitchen, porch, & carport, $500. Contact: (334) 318-1582. For Rent! 2BR/1BA - C-H&A - Rural on B-C 28 - Back & Front Porches. Quiet area! No Pets. References & Deposit req'd. 943-8062 or 978-1121!

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Vans / Trucks / Buses 1999 Chevy Silverado C1500, 5.3 V8, 3 door, toolbox, 250k miles, $3500. Text 256-493-8751.

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1982 Harley Davidson FXB Sturgis. Low Mileage. $9,850. Call 865-548-6176. 2006 Yamaha 650CCVSTARCLASSIC! Loaded/Extras. 3,180 mi. $2,800 cash. Excellent Condition! Call 251-752-8400.

Vans / Trucks / Buses 2008 Toyota Tundra Crewmax SR5 TRD. 53,900mi. New tires, loaded. $19,900. 251-597-0441.

1997 Buick Century Limited, 1 Owner, Low Mileage, Leather Interior, Excellent Condition. $3,995. Call 251-970-2671. 2003 Chrysler Sebring, Convertible, Limited. Good condition. Leather. Power-everything, Cruise. 109k/mi. $5,000. Call Art, 251-968-6009. For Sale: 2004 VW Beetle Convertible. Cream w/ new black canvas top. Standard. A/C. Extremely clean! $5000 or BO. (508) 333-5295 / (508) 414-4845.

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1980 CJ-5 Jeep, 4x4, V8, 3-Speed, Manual, Silver, 33in tires, Full Canvas Top, Excellent Condition. $10,900. Call 251-776-3008.

2012 Mercedes E350, LOADED, 30K/mi. One Owner, LOADED, Excellent Condition! $28k firm. 251-423-1323.

1955 Thunderbird, Both Tops, 113,941 mi. Frame off restoration, invested between $55K & $60K in it. A/C. Best Offer. Call 947-7528 or 978-2412.

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1996 Dodge Dakota. Toolbox & liner, mechanically sound, runs excellent, great work truck! 140,000 mi. $3,500. Please call 251-591-8171.

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Opinion Rebuilding, Reforming, and Repairing Our Military (NDAA) by a strong There is no bipartisan vote of greater responsibil344 to 81. As you ity of the federal may remember, government than this is the bill that to provide for the authorizes funding safety and security and sets policy for of the American BRADLEY the entire United people. I have found BYRNE States military. myself making this Notes from your Congressman Needless to say, it is point over and over a critically imporagain throughout tant piece of legislation that my short time in Congress. Congress must pass each With the wide range of year. issues under debate here As a member of the in Washington, some of my House Armed Services colleagues seem to forget Committee and Vice Chairthat our most basic responman of the Seapower sibility as outlined in the Subcommittee, I was able Constitution is to “provide to play a key role in the bill for the common defense” of as it moved through our the American people. Committee and then to the That is exactly what House floor for a vote. we did last week when the The bill is especially House passed the National important this year given Defense Authorization Act

President Trump’s pledge to grow our military. Our bill increases total military spending by 10% over last year’s levels, which will help reverse the severe readiness crisis that has been plaguing the military. Consider these numbers: thirty years ago, the Fiscal Year 1988 NDAA represented 27.3% of total federal outlays and 5.2% of projected GDP. This year’s bill authorizes funding for the military at $688.3 billion, which is 16.8% of total federal outlays and 3.4% of projected GDP. We are spending less proportionally today on our military despite the fact that we face a wider range of threats across the globe. That should be troubling to

every American. Thirty years ago our nation’s military faced only one serious threat: the Soviet Union. There was no ISIS or al Qaeda or other radical Islamic terrorist organization threatening the United States. Iran was not an existential threat to the American people. North Korea wasn’t developing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles. China was not on the radar as it relates to military power. We weren’t worried about cyberattacks or cyber espionage. The threat environment today is incredibly complex, and we must ensure that our military funding is in line with the realities of the threats we face. This year’s NDAA is a big step in that

direction. The bill increases the size of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Army Guard and Reserve, Naval and Air Reserve, and Air Guard. It also provides for the procurement of critical military aircraft, ships, and equipment while also setting money aside for maintenance and repairs to current military resources. Important to our area, the bill authorizes the construction of three more Littoral Combat Ships (LCS), which are built in part by Austal USA in Mobile. It is critical that the bill support three ships because that is the number necessary to keep the shipyard operating at full speed and keep the cost of the ships down.

Given the nuclear and ballistic missile threat posed by North Korea, the bill boosts our nation’s missile defense programs. A number of important cyber security provisions and reforms related to the space domain are also included in the bill. In an effort to support our servicemembers and their families, the bill authorizes a 2.4% pay raise for our troops. It also includes significant provisions related to military health care, housing, and benefit programs. All told, this bill will help ensure the safety and security of the American people through rebuilding, repairing, and reforming our nation’s military.

Caretaker or ideologue for U.S. Senate? A

s the horse race for our open U.S. Senate seat heads down the stretch, let’s look at the lay of the land.

All indications are that Roy Moore and Luther Strange are headed for a one-two finish on August 15 and ultimately a runoff on September 26. The winner of that match will be our junior U. S. Senator for the next three years of the Jeff Sessions’ seat term. The short window for the campaign helps Moore and Strange. They both have name identification and have run several successful campaigns for significant statewide offices Roy Moore has worked the rural areas of the state quietly without much money. Luther Strange has bought heavy TV time in the Birmingham media market hoping to turnout upscale suburban Republicans. A combination

of polls as we head around the curve and into the last leg of the race has Moore at 30, Strange at 28 and Brooks at 18. The caveat to remember is that turnout is critical. Moore’s 30 percent will show up. Therefore, his final vote tally on August 15 could be higher than 30. A poll is a picture of the entire electorate. The poll that actually counts is the poll on August 15 and it is comprised of those that showed up to cast their ballot. Congressman Mo Brooks has the best chance to upset one of the two frontrunners. He represents the vote rich Tennessee Valley in Congress. He is the only viable candidate from that neck of the woods. He is a member of the Right Wing Freedom

ure in the Senate and was Caucus in Congress. If that considered one of the upper ultra conservative group has a grassroots fundraising bodies’ most arch right wing reactionaries. Therefore, organization and they raise would Roy Moore or Mo Mo some money, he could Brooks or Luther Strange surprise and overcome be considered a caretaker Luther. There are two deor an ideologue? scriptions I like to Mo Brooks has use when assessing already proven to a U.S. Senator and be an ideologue as the script they seek a Congressman. as your senator. There is no quesSenator Richard tion but that Roy Shelby is the ultiSTEVE Moore would be the mate caretaker. He FLOWERS ultimate ideologue. has proven to be Inside the He would arrive in the greatest U.S. Statehouse Washington and by Senator in Alabama national standards would be history. Over the past 30 the caricature that the Demyears, he has brought home the bacon. He has also voted ocratic Party would use as the poster boy that depicts conservatively. In fact, if how far right the Republican you compare the voting Party is today. It would be records of Shelby and SesMoore’s mission to be persions they would be identiceived as the most ideological. However, Jeff Sessions cally religious zealot on the would be categorized as an scene. Alabama would be ideologue. He was an ultraknown for having the most conservative during his ten-

LETTER TO THE EDITOR Fairhope resident questions contradictory claims from mayor The mayor has now given two contradictory statements about this. When first asked about it, she told Gulf Coast Media that she had virtually nothing to do with the contract - even though the original invoice shows her having a secret meeting with Elias in her home in December, as well as personally ordering up the examinations on Sullivan’s and Fidler’s phones and computers, and following up with Elias to get the results. Now, she by contrast says that this was all part of protecting “the security of Fairhope” and implement-

ing procedures that will be followed for all departing employees. One if not both of these explanations is a lie. Certainly the first one appears to be - the mayor’s words are contradicted by the invoices. And the second statement also appears highly suspect - not only does it contradict the first, but were it to be believed, are we to believe that the mayor personally is having every departing employees’ phones and computers examined “to protect the security of Fairhope”? And as an aside: what were Sullivan and Fidler allegedly doing, that the mayor contends was ‘threatening the security of Fairhope’ and ‘doing things that would prevent her from doing her job’ (the mayor’s original statement in the days after

religious right wing senator in the nation. The national Democrats would use Roy Moore’s picture in every ad in every California race the same way Obama was used Alabama. Luther Strange would be in the mold of Senator Richard Shelby as a caretaker. Shelby would mentor Luther, who is more of a mainstream conservative. Strange, Moore or Brooks would all vote conservatively right down the line. They would have the identical voting record as Jeff Sessions or Richard Shelby on all the litmus test GOP issues like abortion, immigration, balanced budget, pro-military, pro-gun, pro-agriculture and most importantly the appointment and confirmation of conservative Supreme Court Justices. However, without question, Luther Strange would be a much more ef-

fective U.S. Senator for Alabama than Roy Moore or Mo Brooks. He would be more of the type Senator that we have in Richard Shelby. We have had some greats like Shelby, Lister Hill, John Sparkman, and John Bankhead. Alabama would be better served to have a conservative caretaker in Washington than a reactionary right wing ideologue. However, Alabamians may prefer having a missionary in Washington rather than a visionary – at least those who show up to vote on August 15. See you next week. Steve Flowers is Alabama’s leading political columnist. His weekly column appears in over 60 Alabama newspapers. He served 16 years in the state legislature. Steve may be reached at www.steveflowers.us.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR Sullivan’s and Fidler’s terminations)? Claiming all this is for “security” reasons is the basest of fear mongering. If there are truly concerns over the security of Fairhope, they are matters for the Chief of Police - yet, here, the mayor acted without the Chief’s knowledge and had the work billed to a Police Department contract without the Chief’s knowledge. Excluding the Chief and Police Department from security issues is not the way an elected official is supposed to look after our citizens’ best interests. And the attacks on the media and council president Burrell for the revelations of this potential wrong-doing, are the flimsiest of attempts of deflections from the real issue:

the question of whether or not the mayor acted improperly in all of this. It would be so much better if the mayor would tell us the truth, instead of these conflicting “explanations” that demonstrate not only her untruthfulness, but give further rise to the belief that she’s attempting to cover up something she did that she doesn’t want the public to know about. One hopes the city council is going to step up to its responsibility to get the truth of all this - to either find a reasonable explanation behind it, if one exists; or to expose wrongdoing if it exists and hold the responsible parties to account. Mike Turner Fairhope

Fairhope citizen encouraged by civil meeting Dear Editor, At last week’s City Council meeting, I felt encouraged when I heard from the Mayor about the improvements that are being implemented in each of the city’s departments and the gratitude she personally expressed to each of them. It was extremely encouraging to hear that there are so many positive things going on in our city in spite of the contention we have read and heard about. I add my gratitude to all our City Administration, the Mayor, the Council and all the City Departments Heads and their Employees. I also congratulate the Mayor and the Council for having the Department Heads present their ideas of their individual department’s needs with regards to the budget. I also want to say how grateful I am to Sherry-Lea and to Sarah for going after the grant funds that will help pay for some of the City’s infrastructure needs. Thanks to all! Maggie Mosteller Fairhope

Gulf Coast Media • July 19, 2017 • Opinion • 11

Just A Pile of Old Rocks M any people wonder about the wonderful monument of red rocks on County Road 32 in the Summerdale area. So we set out to discover what they are all about.

Olympics was the Man has been Inuksuk, a tradipiling rocks tional rock strucabout as long as ture of the Inuit there were men and other Native on earth, and American tribes each man-made from Alaska to formation has HARRIET Greenland. Earlia story. EarliOUTLAW est were single est formations Local Folklore upright stones used were probas markers, as a ably to mark an means of communicating area for future use, like some message to those signposts. Many early who passed that way. The cultures erected steles to name can be translated commemorate an event, as “that which acts in the and many to mark a percapacity of a human,” and son’s life. Eventually, like the later ones do seem Ogham standing stones in to take on the image of Ireland, they were carved humans. On our last trip with writings and later to Alaska, our grandson were even shaped into Luke, built one on the obelisks. Some early culYukon River, our furthest tures used rocks placed point north. in perfect formations like Here at home, everyStonehenge for religious one loves seeing the rock purposes or as dolmans sculpture on County Road to mark graves, but the 32 in Summerdale. The earliest ones found were farmer used local red ironsimply stacked in ways stone to create a sculpture that created a permanent structure. Here in Baldwin as wonderful as any we have seen in our travels. County, we call them rock The owner of the land, piles! Wayne Teem, lives across A couple of years ago, the road. He says that he high in the Rocky Mounleases the land to a cattle tains, I pulled over to the farmer. The rancher asked side of the road, jumped permission to dig a pond out and went to a pile of on the acreage and while rocks by the side of the doing so, the magnificent road. There I picked up iron rocks were uncova large one and leveled it ered. He had them piled good in the dirt. Then my husband added one on top up in a formation visible from the highway. Mr. of that base. In turn, each Teem said that the cattle of my three grandsons rancher talked about namadded a rock to the pile. ing his spread Red Rock Then I explained the cusRanch, the Triple R. The tom. ranch is now expanded I am trying to rememall the way through to ber just when I started County Road 28, where a doing this – it seems like similar rock structure can I have always done it. On be seen. every trip I make, at the I guess it is the permafurthest or highest point from my home, I build an Ebenezer. Then we sing, “Here I raise mine Ebenezer, Hither by Thy help I’m come. And I pray by Thy good mercy safely to arrive at home.” We show our thankfulness for a safe journey thus far and ask for traveling mercies for our travels home. Thinking of the Ebenezers I have made, I treasure the memories of each place. We built one at Machu Picchu, at Mount Sanai, at Vesuvius, and one at Alabama’s own Mount Cheaha. We built one at the westernmost point of Hawaii on the isle of Kauai at the end of the Hanakape’ai hiking trail on the NaPali Coast (Glad I did that when I was younger.) The Biblical reference is in I Samuel, where a stone was raised in Israel to commemorate victory over the Philistines, but virtually every culture has similar monuments. Some even take on personalities and other meanings. In Vancouver, the official symbol of the

nence of rocks that makes them beg to be used to leave a sign of man’s existence. The Jewish custom of leaving a small rock on a headstone is a beautiful way to show respect for the lasting memory of the deceased. The dramatic conclusion of Schindler’s List demonstrates the honor paid to a person when the stone is placed at the gravesite. Scholars of the Jewish faith write that the custom signifies a more permanent tribute than flowers at a gravesite. It may be a tradition springing from the early days when graves were marked with piles of stones. Regardless of its origin, the custom is powerful today. Every time I visit my great-grandfather’s grave in Rock Cemetery in Robertsdale, there is at least one small stone on the headstone of Carl Alex Brill. I don’t know who else puts them there, but I always add one of my own. We are connected by the bones of the earth. I just read a teacher’s blog which extols the value of building rock sculptures. It is not as easy as it looks. It takes understanding of physics and balance, usually by trial and error – which builds patience and persistence. Maybe we each need to pile some rocks. Harriet Outlaw is a local folklorist and storyteller, author of several publications. harrietoutlaw@msn. com

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Sports Academy faculty train Fairhope football players on concussion awareness Free online course on sport-related concussions also offered USSA.edu DAPHNE – United States Sports Academy faculty recently provided concussion prevention education to football players at Fairhope High School through a program designed to address the growing issue of sport-related concussion among young athletes. Over the past year, the Academy has worked with the University of South Alabama (USA) Department of Neurology and the Mobile County Public School System (MCPSS) under the Concussion Awareness Program (CAP), funded in part by a grant from the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) to USA. Under the program directed by USA, the University and the Academy developed procedures for use by the school system to better protect student athletes from the negative health consequences of concussions. Students, coaches and others involved in contact sports programs are provided training on concussion awareness and prevention. Protocols are also put in place to make sure that student athletes who receive concussions are not allowed to return to play until medical professionals approve. Dr. Vincent K. Ramsey, Academy chair of sports exercise science, said a letter of cooperation was recently signed to expand the CAP partnership to all Baldwin Count Public School System (BCPSSS) high schools. He and Dr. Brandon Spradley, Academy director of sports management, recently provided concussion awareness instruction to Fairhope High School football players under the educational aspect of CAP. This part of the program provides student athletes, coaches, trainers and parents with an online tutorial application to evaluate and build upon their knowledge of concussion. Student athletes are required to complete the tutorial as part of the program. The second element of the program relates to ensuring that athletes with concussions are given proper medical treatment and not allowed to resume competing until medically cleared. This is achieved by medical intervention and by standardized neurocognitive testing, a component achieved by each player taking two tests before the start of the season – an online neurological assessment and a balance test – which establish the athlete’s normal neurological function. After suffering a concussion or suspected concussion, the tests are taken again. Under the protocol, players suspected to have suffered concussions can

not resume competition unless released by medical professionals. “Last year with the NCAA grant, we went to every Mobile County high school and tested every football player through the Concussion Awareness Program,” Ramsey said. “Athletes take a questionnaire, then watch a video with information about concussions and how they would report, then they would take the quiz again. The results showed a significant positive influence of the program. “The results show a statistically significant improvement in the athletes’ levels of knowledge of concussions, as well as their perception of what a concussion is and what they should do to report it and recover.” “Concussion education is very much needed, especially at the youth and high school levels,” Spradley said. “Much of what we hear about concussions come from sports media covering the NFL and other professional sports. Sometimes young athletes are forgotten about and neglected. “Our hope is that this program will educate thousands of young athletes about the signs and symptoms of concussion,” Spradley said. “Our goal is for young athletes to have the right attitude and mindset towards concussion and improve their behavior and willingness to report concussion symptoms.” USA is currently seeking a $1.6 million grant from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) to build on the progress already made by CAP by expanding the program to a wider geographical area, as well as serve younger athletes. The Academy would provide the educational component of the concussion prevention program as a sub recipient of the grant. Dr. Anthony Martino, chairman of the Department of Neurosurgery in the USA College of Medicine, has practiced neurosurgery for 25 years and has championed head injury prevention programs. He is CAP’s principal investigator, along with coprincipal investigators Dr. Ashley Marass, an assistant professor in USA’s College of Nursing, and Ramsey. Spradley, as well as USA Professor Dr. Benjamin Hill and Mary Wilstrup, USA pediatric clinical nurse, are also involved in CAP. Concussion has become a major issue of concern in contact sports in recent years, especially in relation to the discovery of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, or CTE, among professional football players and other athletes. Caused by repeated blows to the head and recurring concus-

Dr. Brandon Spradley, Academy director of sports management discusses concussion awareness with Fairhope High School football players.

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United States Sports Academy chair of sports exercise science Dr. Vincent Ramsey monitors Fairhope High School football players as they participate in Concussion Awareness Program (CAP) testing. sions, the disease has been blamed for cognitive and intellectual impairment, mood disorders, depression, drug abuse, and suicide attempts among elite athletes. In addition to its involvement in CAP, the Academy offers a free online course on sport-related concussions which provides an in-depth review of the risks, prevention, recognition, treatment and management of sport-related concussions. The course also discusses the importance of awareness and

education strategies for coaches, athletes, parents, administrators, and health care professionals. The course is available by going to USSA.edu/free courses. The United States Sports Academy is based in Daphne. The role of the Academy is to prepare men and women for careers in the profession of sports. For more information, call (251) 626-3303 or visit USSA.edu.

Tigers pitch in for Habitat for Humanity Tina COVINGTON Members of the BCHS Tiger offensive and defensive line put in a little muscle to a special project going on in Bay Minette. The football players joined other volunteers in laying a yard full of sod at the Habitat for Humanity home currently under construction on Townsend Avenue. The home is expected to

be completed by the end of the month for new homeowner, Kassie Betts and her children. Hundreds of volunteers have spent the past few months working on the Habitat home and the Betts family has been working right alongside them. Habitat homeowners pay a 30-year interest-free mortgage, making it affordable and manageable. They are also expected to

invest 400 hours of “sweat equity” in the program by assisting with other builds, their own build, and attending financial education classes, monthly budgeting meetings and homeowner preparation classes. Prior to construction, Kassie had already completed hundreds of hours of service on other projects and had attended Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University.

She accomplished all this while working two jobs to support her family. Since its inception, Habitat for Humanity has completed more than 100 homes in Baldwin County and repaired numerous homes for veterans and other residents.  For more information about how to help on this or other Habitat projects, visit the organization’s website at www.baldwinhabitat.org.

The Betts family pitched in on the recent workday as construction nears completion on their new home. The family is expected to move in later this month.

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NORTH-SOUTH ALL-STAR GAME

58th annual football game set to kick off tomorrow at Cramton Bowl with Daphne and Fairhope players on South roster ing the South team. All-Star competition is being held in seven different sports at MONTGOMERY – Sevvarious locations across the eral roster changes have city of Montgomery. Basebeen made as North-South ball, basketball, softball teams prepare to kickoff and soccer squads report in the 58th North-South Monday with North-South All-Star Football Game to be played at Cramton Bowl. competition set for all but basketball on Tuesday. The game will kick off at 7 p.m., July 20, as the 2017 All- Cross country and volleyball squads check in TuesStar Sports Week competiday.  The Baseball all-stars tion concludes for the 21th will play a doubleheader beannual AHSAA All-Star ginning at 4 p.m., girls’ and Week and Summer Conference hosted by the Alabama boys’ soccer all-star teams High School Athletic Direc- will play at 5 and 7 p.m., at tors & Coaches Association.  Emory Folmar Soccer Complex and the fast-pitch all A total of 20 players star doubleheader will be have been replaced on the at Lagoon Park starting at 5 South squad and 18 on the North squad from the origi- p.m. Cross country is being added for the first time with nal rosters announced earlier this spring. Both squads the girls’ race at 7:30 a.m., Wednesday at the cross will check in Sunday at country course on the AUM Auburn-Montgomery Unicampus. The boys’ race will versity. Andre Robinson of Birmingham’s Parker High follow at 8 a.m. The girls’ and boys’ basketball comSchool is the North head petition will be Wednesday coach while Scott Horne of night at Auburn UniversitySkipperville’s G.W. Long Montgomery’s Basketball High School will be coachAHSAA.com

Complex with the girls’ game at 6 p.m. and the boys at 8 p.m. The North-South volleyball competition will be Thursday at 4 p.m. at AUM’s Complex. The basketball competition, originally scheduled for Alabama State University’s Dunn-Oliver Arena, was moved earlier this week due to some facility issues. The AHSAA Summer Conference gets underway Monday at the Montgomery Renaissance Hotel and Convention Center with sessions for bowling and golf. More than 4,000 coaches, administrators, contest officials, all-star players and others are expected to attend the conference, which will provide extensive professional development for AHSAA member schools. The Summer Conference will conclude Friday, July 21, with two mandatory sessions for member schools as well as the 10th annual AHSAA

2017 NORTH - SOUTH FOOTBALL GAME Last Ellis Oakes Byrd Chapman Mobley Billingsley Stanton, Jr. King Smith, Jr. Douglas Gresham Freeman Leonard Hatcher Brown Powell Gardner Landers Evans Weeks Keith Patterson Jones Milton Cough McGuire Robinson Fuqua Ward Skinner Lara Wetzler Meyer

School Shades Valley Hartselle Florence Gordo Tuscaloosa County Scottsboro Bessemer City Gardendale Florence Lee - Huntsville Huffman Scottsboro McAdory Handley Handley Lawrence County Mae Jemison Hartselle Haleyville Winfield Winterboro Hokes Bluff Fyffe Mae Jemison Thompson Muscle Shoals Munford Tanner Shades Valley Cullman Winfield Mountain Brook Hartselle

Pos. RB QB WR QB WR RB Ath RB DB DB DB DB LB LB OLB OLB DL LB LB LB? OL OL OL OL OL OL OL DL DL K DL LB DL

Ht. Wt. 6'1 223 6'1 200 5'10 170 6'0 190 5'11 194 5'11 205 5'7 167 6'1 205 6'3 205 5'10 190 6'0 170 6'2 175 5'9 160 6'0 190 5'10 193 6'0 210 6'4 215 5'11 230 6'2 212 5'10 212 6'5 290 6'3 250 6'1 250 5'10 260 5'11 285 6'2 280 6'2 298 6'2 280 6'0 300 5'10 200 5'9 210 5'11 200 6'0 215

Robinson Robertson Smith Heaton Dutton White Sharp Brown

A. H. Parker, Head Hokes Bluff Munford Russellville Lawrence County Mae Jemison Madison County Southside - Selma, Adm.

COACHES Andre Michael Bill Mark Richard Kelvis Scott Cedric

years as G.W. Long’s head coach. His teams have compiled a 55-7 slate averaging 11 wins per season over the last five years. Long has reached the 2A semifinals each of the last two years going 12-1 each year and currently owns a 25-game region winning streak. Robinson, now in his second tenure as Parker’s head coach, is 64-55 overall in 15 years. He coached the Thundering Herd from 1997-2003 before becoming a college assistant coach, then returned to the high school ranks in 2013 at Birmingham Carver, moved back to Parker in 2014 and has guided the Herd to a 22-11 slate the last three years. The South holds a 30-25-2 edge in the NorthSouth series which began in 1948. The North won 14-0 last year in a game called due to inclement weather in the second quarter. The AHSADCA operates under the auspices of the Ala-

bama High School Athletic Association. Membership includes coaches of all AHSAA sports as well as administrators of member schools. NFHS NETWORK: All all-star competition will be live-streamed over the NFHS TV Network. Links and instructions on how to subscribe can be found at www.ahsaa.com. The All-Star Football Game will also be broadcast live by the AHSAA Radio Network. The week’s festivities can also be found on the new AHSAA Mobile App, which can be downloaded free at Apple and Google stores online or by going to the following link: https:// admin.mycaboodleevents. com/event/detail/79/ ahsaa-2017-ahsaa-summerconference The updated numerical rosters for the 2017 NorthSouth All-Star football game are listed.

SOUTH ROSTER (Updated)

NORTH ROSTER (Updated) First Reynard Trevor Jakobi Koy LeDarrian Dekarlos Antonio Demetrius Thomas Diamonte Quadre Austin Khalid Josh Jay Dylan Quavonta Connor Will Brenton Khalil Adam Jase Malik Tyler Cade Jakari Dexter Quinterrius Tristian David Will Caleb

Sportsmanship Luncheon honoring 107 schools that were fine and ejection free in 2016-17 and the 21st annual Coaches Awards Banquet Friday night. The Officials Awards Luncheon will be held Saturday at 11:30 a.m. Robinson’s North football coaching staff includes Michael Robinson of Hokes Bluff, Bill Smith of Munford, Mark Heaton of Russellville, Richard Dutton of Lawrence County, Kelvis White of James Clemens and Scott Sharp of Madison County. Cedric Brown of Southside-Selma is the administrative coach. Horne’s South staff lists Jason Massey of Leroy, Wesley Sims of J.U. Blacksher, Lee Carter of Jeff Davis, Pat Thompson of Sweet Water, Tim Perry of Wetumpka and James Lucas of LaFayette. Michael Summers of Alabama Christian is the administrative coach. Horne has a 74-20 career record in eight First Garrett David C. J. Tommy Chase Maurice Mike NeColby Jamal Trey Kameron Brady Max Mykale Zye'Kee Charles Carlton Keonte Marcus Ke'Andrae Darrell Tyler Nathan Johnathon Jacob Jacorey Ryan Thomas Thornton Courtney Brian Thomas Dexter Clifton Jaylon Taryon

Last Sanders Poole Roberts Spivey Warren Young, II Huntley, Jr. Maxwell Hourel Bryant Green Hancock Weeks Trammell Pruitt Blackmon Martial White Crenshaw Rutledge Scott Dean Harrison Buskey Baker Pritchett Rush Kanaley Rudolph Holloway Mitchell, II Key Davidson Robinson Jones Edwards

School G. W. Long Montgomery Catholic Carroll Brantley Leroy Wetumpka Lee - Montgomery Benjamin Russell Andalusia Wetumpka Park Crossing Tallassee New Brockton Lafayette Theodore Linden McGill-Toolen Enterprise Jeff Davis Southside - Selma Blount J. U. Blacksher B. T. Washington LeFlore Tallassee Jackson Elmore County Andalusia Lee - Montgomery Lafayette Daphne Greenville Greenville Dothan Fairhope Lee - Montgomery

Pos. Ht. Wt. ATH 5'6 170 WR 5'11 175 RB 5'11 195 WR 6'1 165 QB 5'10 170 WR 5'10 160 QB 5'11 174 RB 5'8 196 RB 5'11 210 WR 6'0 170 DB 5'8 165 DB 5'9 180 K/P 6'4 185 DB 5'9 180 DB 6'1 185 DB 6'0 172 DE/LB 5'10 215 DE/LB 6'0 225 DE/LB 6'3 226 DE/LB 5'11 205 DE/LB 5'11 210 DE/LB 5'11 185 OL 6'0 340 OL 6'6 290 OL 6'2 295 OL 6'0 300 OL 6'3 280 OL 6'6 290 OL 6'1 308 OL 6'0 304 DL 6'4 225 DL 5'11 185 DL 5'7 220 DL 6'2 245 DE/LB 6'3 215 DL 5'10 295

COACHES Scott Jason Wesley Lee Pat Tim James Michael

Horne G. W. Long (Head Coach) Massey Leroy Sims J. U. Blacksher Carter Jeff Davis Thompson Sweet Water Perry Wetumpka Lucas Lafayette Summers Alabama Christian, Administrative Coach

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2017 Hoops for Girls Camp DAPHNE — The annual Hoops for Girls Camp held its third camp last week. The 2017 camp was hosted by Daphne United Methodist Church.

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2017 Hoops for Girls Campers and coaches.

Ann Claire Holloway - Miss Hoops for Girls 2017 with Coach Ali Calloway.

Tournament award winners: Kathryn Cook, Madison Dubose, Nyla Firle.

Hoops’ 2017staff included directors, Alison Calloway and Tiffany Cook, coach Macray Cook, Secretary Jolee Havard and helpers Cam Cook and John Madison Riley.

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A look at FSU, Southern Miss and Troy football with the Trojans, As the 2017-18 head coach Neal College FootBrown is looking ball season gets to outperform closer to starttheir first 10ing, there are win season since many teams that transitioning to are on track to MICHAEL Division I with surpassing their HANICH their first Sun respective preSports Analysis Belt Conference vious seasons. title since 2010. Some of the reLast season, the Trogional teams in the Gulf jans were 37th in the naCoast have high potention in points per game tial for a big season and their fan bases are eager (33.7) with a power run game by Jordan Chunn to see the continuing and a more explosive progress of their teams passing game led by foras they get ready for mer Gulf Shores quarkickoff in late August. terback Brandon Silvers. The Troy Trojans acSilvers and Chunn are counted for their first a part of an offense this 10-win season last year season that returns nine at 10-3 including a vicstarters from last seatory against the Ohio son. Bobcats in the Dollar The defense will have General Bowl in Mobile. to replace star players Now in his third season

like Sun Belt defensive player of the year in Rashad Dillard. They do have four returning defensive backs on a defense that was ranked 17th in points allowed per game (22.1). The last game on Troy’s schedule against Arkansas State could settle the Sun Belt Conference title. Since Jimbo Fisher took over the position of head coach of the Florida State Seminoles, they have been in the conversation for ACC conference titles as well as National Championships. This season should be no different especially with the reigning national champions in the Clemson Tigers expected to be in a rebuilding season.

Last season, the Seminoles were experiencing a quarterback change, which was not as bad as people thought and a new defensive outlook, in which they underperformed in multiple areas. In their 10-3 record, the Seminoles lost to highly efficient and explosive offenses like Louisville Cardinals, North Carolina Tarheels and Clemson Tigers. The defense was ranked 44th in points allowed per game (25) and 57th in passing yards allowed per game (221.1). Former freshman standout and 2014 All-American Derwin James had a season ending knee injury in September last season. He will be back with a highly talented defensive

backfield unit including Tarvarus McFadden, who had eight interceptions. The defense is expected to be one of the best in the nation with the offense looking to sophomore Deondre Francois for leadership. After winning the C-USA conference championship in 2011, the Southern Miss Golden Eagles took a big hit when head coach Larry Fedora left to take the same position at North Carolina. The following three seasons, the Golden Eagles accounted for a disastrous 4-32 record that resulted in the departure of two head coaches during that time. Now back on the winning side, the Golden Eagles are ready to get

back into the divisional title race. The season will be difficult at first for Southern Miss as they have to replace five key offensive starting positions including three offensive linemen and quarterback. Despite Southern Miss being ranked 62nd in rushing yards per game (174.5), Ito Smith rushed for 1,459 yards and 17 touchdowns. The Golden Eagles might have to switch to a run first offensive philosophy to not lean on the new quarterback so much. The defense has to replace seven starters on a defense that was ranked 10th in passing yards per game (174.9) last season.

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