The Gazebo Gazette is going on our honeymoon! Evelina will be traveling through July 3, so there will be no GG published on June 26 & July 3 (see below for the June 12 & June 19 issues — I just posted them).

However, there will be someone in the office (212 East Second Street, Suite D, Pass Christian) from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Monday-Thursday, June 22-June 25, and Monday and Tuesday, June 29 & June 30, also from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.

You can also leave a voicemail message; someone will be checking them and will get back to you as soon as possible: 228-363-1973.

Also, you can send an email to editor@gazebogazette.com, and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can.

Thank you!

Evelina (Editor & Publisher & Newlywed)

WPSCO’s Bruce Anthony said this week that the east end well should be producing water by the end of this week. Then the water department will conduct the required two days of testing, “so by some time mid-week next week, we should be pumping water in the system,” and the well should be back in working order by the end of the week, he said.

The brown water people are experiencing, particularly on the east end of town, is due to the natural coloration of the water. “It is not harmful,” he said. “We have maintained high enough chlorine levels for the water to be safe.”

Mr. Anthony also noted that all three city wells are going to be rebuilt by FEMA, so there will be periods in the coming months when there will be only two wells again and the same coloration problem will occur.

The June 19th issue is online now, with the following news:

• Board OKs SmartCode … page 1
• Harbor Town Gets A New “Vieux” … page 1
• See the Gazebo All Over The World! Photos on pages 26 & 27
• Summer Camps, Programs Continue … see page 20
• Pass Anglers Set New State Records … see page 21
• Stanislaus, OLA Promote 8th Graders… see pages 14 & 16
• Bug Mobile Visits Pass Library … see page 12
• DuPont DeLisle Black Network Awards Scholarships … see page 11
• Garden Club Elects New Officers … see page 25
• Pass Christian Calendar Of Events … page 22
• Financial Focus … page 19
• Hort Hint … page 24

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Apologies for the delay … the June 12th issue is online now, with the following news:

• Street Plan Under Review … page 1
• Lizzie’s Opens On Davis … page 3
• Check Out The Classifieds … page 27
• Congrats, Stanislaus Graduates … pages 10 & 11
• Pass High Celebrates Alumni Reunion … pages 14 & 15
• You Won’t Believe Where The GG’s Traveled This Time! page 27
• Remembrances of Pass Christian … page 26
• Summer Reading Program Continues … page 8
• YMCA Pool Opens With A Splash … page 12
• Trinity Church Celebrates 160 Years … page 13

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The June 5th issue is online now, with the following news:

• McDermott, Brooks Win … page 1
• Seafood Festival Photos … page 1

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As of 9:10PM, all four Wards have completed their count. The unofficial but complete results are:

Pass Christian Mayor (100% of wards reporting)

• Chris Boutet  196 votes (20%)
• Chipper McDermott  836 votes (80%)

Pass Christian Alderman At Large (100% of wards reporting)

• Renee Brooks  572 votes (56%)
• Philip Wittmann  455 votes (44%)

There are 36 affidavit ballots, which will be verified and counted tomorrow.

INDIVIDUAL WARD RESULTS:

Ward 1 Results

Mayor:

• Chris Boutet  41
• Chipper McDermott  301

Alderman At Large:

• Renee Brooks  170
• Philip Wittmann  170

Ward 1 Alderman Rory Rafferty, who was running unopposed, had 296 votes.

There were also 29 affidavit ballot.

Ward 2 Results

Mayor:

• Chris Boutet 64
• Chipper McDermott 167

Alderman At Large:

• Renee Brooks 132
• Philip Wittmann 99

Ward 2 Alderman Joseph Piernas, Sr., who was running unopposed, had 178 votes.

There was also one affidavit ballot.

Ward 3 Results

Mayor:

• Chris Boutet  48
• Chipper McDermott 109

Alderman At Large:

• Renee Brooks 85
• Philip Wittmann 71

Ward 3 Alderman Anthony Hall, who was running unopposed, had 130 votes.

There were also three affidavit ballots. Of the ballots counted this evening, eight were absentee; the poll workers confirmed seven of them, but the eighth will be reviewed tomorrow.

Ward 4 Results

Mayor:

• Chris Boutet  43
• Chipper McDermott   259

Alderman At Large:

• Renee Brooks  185
• Philip Wittmann  115

Ward 4 Alderman Huey Bang, who was running unopposed, had 241 votes.

There were also three affidavit ballots.

The May 29th issue is online now, with the following news:

• It’s Seafood Festival Time! page 1
• City Elections Are This Week, page 1
• Congrats, Pass High & OLA Grads, pages 14 & 20
• Celebrate Pass Christian Friday & The Pass Library Sunday, see page 2
• Summer Reading Program Kicks Off Next Week, full schedule on page 15
• Get Your Hurricane Emergency Supply Kit Ready Now, see page 16
• Good News From Our Neighbors! And see where the GG’s traveled, pages 26, 27
• Don’t Forget To Recycle Your Used Fishing Line, see where & why on page 18
• Pass Christian Calendar Of Events, page 22
• Financial Focus, page 24
• Hort Hint, page 25

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The May 22nd issue is online now, with the following news. Please note that there will be an issue on May 29th too!

• Board Urged To Adopt North Pass Plan, page 1
• Body Found In Discovery Bay, page 2
• Yes, We Did It! page 2
• Pirate Showcase, page 14
• Meet The Artist, page 10
• Words & Music, page 9
• CES Announces Science Fair Winners, page 16
• SVdP Students Learn Gymnastics, page 20
• Scouts Attend Spring Camporee, page 21
• Bonney To Attend National Skills Contest, page 23
• Letters To The Editor, page 26 and page 27
• Pass Christian Calendar Of Events, page 22
• Financial Focus, page 25
• Hort Hint, page 24

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WPSCO reported today that the city’s East End well was shut off today due to sand intrusion. The city will be operating on two wells. All customers will have service, but could experience low pressure, particularly on the east end of town. Repairs will begin by May 26.

Sorry for the delay posting last week’s issue … the Gazebo Gazette got married last weekend! See below for the May 8th issue, and here’s the news from the May 15th issue:

• Boys & Girls Club, Navy Building Open Doors, page 1
• Planning Commission Examines Street Re-design, page 2
• Board Opens Police Station Bids, page 4
• Buckle Up Pass Christian! page 8
• Fleitas Gym Design Approved, page 14
• PCHS Girls Track Team Wins State, page 12
• No Schools Near Saloons! page 18
• DMR Tickets For Illegal Oysters, page 20
• OLA Star Students Of The Month, page 20
• Boy Scouts Learn About Birds, page 21
• Girl Scouts Help DeLisle Gardens, page 21
• Pass Christian Calendar Of Events, page 22
• Financial Focus, page 24
• Hort Hint … page 25
• See Where The GG’s Traveled Now … page 27

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