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RYAN SMITH News-Leader

Nassau County could lose author- ity to spend about $100,000 collect- ed in impact fees for city transpor- tation projects, but city and county commissioners have had trouble agreeing on how the money should be used. The city still wants action on a 14th Street widening project, but the coun- ty favors improvements at Sadler Road and Citrona Drive to get the money spent sooner. Debate over the use of transporta- tion impact fees dominated a large part of the discussion at Monday’s meeting of the Amelia Island Joint Local Planning Agency – Fernandina Beach and Nassau County commis- sioners. On the agenda Monday night were three proposed projects: lengthening the turn lane at the intersection of Sadler and Citrona, intersection

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ANGELA DAUGHTRY News-Leader

Almost a year ago, then city com- missioners voted to give the county $150,000 over the course of three years to redevelop a county-owned North 14th Street property for a new Council on Aging facility. The trouble is, the current group of city commissioners has not been able to agree on why the money was pledged in the first place – to help pay for demolition, to help find grants or to guarantee a deed restriction that the property would be used only for “the PHOTOS BY DON LAY/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER public good.” Egans Creek Greenway is home to butterflies, young night herons and red dragonflies, from top on left, and anhingas, alligators and rac- The problem was finally addressed coons, from top on right, among other wildlife. at a Joint Local Planning Agency meet- ing between the city and county Monday, but not before the city almost withdrew its pledge of $150,000. On the deserted south end of Egans Creek Greenway At first, County Attorney David Hallman suggested a “restrictive or years now, Don Lay has been e-mail- it together.” being quiet and observing. We saw an anhinga covenant equal to a lease period of 30 ing me his nature photos with stunning And so we did. Cameras in that saw us too and rang its bell-like alarm call years.” But City Commissioner Eric close up shots of birds and butterflies, hand one dawn we met at before realizing we were not going to bother it. Childers noted that, originally, the deed FF dawns and sunsets and everything natu- Jasmine and headed south into We stopped and photographed some unusual restriction was to be not less than 75 ral in between. It was his dawn photos, I’ve got to the Greenway. I expected mos- flowers in a few different locations. But the usual years or more than 90 years. admit, which got my own legs walking down the quitoes and wore long pants and suspects, the alligators that Don often photo- “I want it to be for public purpose beach to see this spectacle myself. a long-sleeved shirt, with lots of graphs, were not showing their snouts that day. longer than I’m alive,” Childers added. Lately I’ve gotten intrigued about the photos DEET on the few parts of me No otters, no raccoons, no snakes, only that one But, said Hallman, “(the city’s) pri- Don has taken in the south end of the Egans that remained exposed. Don, anhinga, oh well, on just one exploration you mary interest is that the property stays Creek Greenway. Alligators, young black- also an experienced naturalist, never expect to see the highlights. with the public use. This does not tie crowned night herons, water moccasins, otters, WILD was similarly garbed. But there were also very few butterflies – we the Council on Aging to this property butterflies, he’s photographed lots of interesting WAYS Lucky thing. Entering the only saw one, even though the butterfly-attract- ... this is a restriction on (the county) wildlife along this stretch. Time, at last, for me to trail along the creek we were ing Spanish needle flowers were in full bloom. board (if they want to) sell the property see it for myself! attacked by swarms of hungry And even though there was plenty of blooming at some time in the future. ... It’s say- Sadly, it feels unsafe for a lone woman to enter Pat mosquitoes, but we didn’t let bee-attracting honeysuckle, where were the ing the county can’t sell the property the deserted stretch of the Greenway south of Foster-Turley this daunt us. Where there are bees? without city permission.” Jasmine Road at sunup, the only time in summer mosquitoes there are butter- Then we heard sounds of a vehicle approach- “I agree that the Council on Aging I venture forth. It’s just too isolated, too many flies, and walking sticks and scarab beetles and ing us down the trail. A mosquito control truck is the right tenant for the property,” possible human encounters of the worst kind, far all the rest of the biodiverse insect kingdom wait- spouting out a fog of chemicals was heading our said County Commissioner Danny from help. But Don had an idea. “It’s been ages ing for us to photograph. way. The driver kindly turned off his fogger Leeper. “But are we benefiting the tax- since I’ve walked this section of the Greenway. As we ventured down the trail the mosquito Why don’t we meet up one morning and explore population diminished and we concentrated on WILD Continued on 3A AGING Continued on 3A

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WEDNESDAY, September 23, 2009 NEWS News-Leader 3A

edly natural area, the basis WILD Continued from 1A of the web of life destroyed. ‘The old county hospital is your ‘There is very little about impact when he saw us, and we But why? problem. It needs to be torn fees that is statutory. When you’re chatted a bit and I found out It’s not helping the peo- that the chemical he was ple whose backyards abut down. That is your responsibili- trying to figure out whether using spraying was Permethrin. the Greenway. From what ty. We wanted to work with impact fees is legal, it involves Well, it did the job on I’ve heard this Greenway mosquitoes, that’s for sure. spraying has only made you. I don’t think the city should looking at dozens, if not hun- Walking in the area that had their own mosquito prob- tear down the building.’ dreds, of legal opinions.’ just been sprayed, where lems worse as the normally just an hour before we had site-associated mosquitoes MAYOR SUSAN STEGER COUNTY ATTORNEY DAVID HALLMAN been inundated with mosqui- flee the spray and head to toes, the air was mosquito- their backyards instead. Don free. And butterfly-free. And and I, and hopefully most needs to be torn down. is making sure that in the ‘after’ bee-free, bird-free – free, in other Greenway nature AGING Continued from 1A That is your responsibility. We FEES Continued from 1A view, the road will carry more fact, of any other animal that observers, know enough to payers by tying the hands of wanted to work with you. I improvements at 14th and Lime traffic. ... We’re going to need to we could detect. protect ourselves from mos- future commissioners?” don’t think the city should streets and the more general know exactly what you need to At home I looked up quito bites, so it didn’t help Leeper added that the proper- tear down the building. I’m 14th Street improvement proj- do on 14th Street, and we’re Permethrin online. It’s com- us either and, in fact, dis- ty could be worth $5-6 million happy to have a deed restric- ect. going to have to ask our engi- monly used to control mos- turbed us with the lack of in the future, and that the tion.” After some debate the city neer if it will increase capaci- quitoes and is nontoxic to nature to photograph. Council on Aging might want Hallman suggested that the commission agreed to move ty.” humans, other mammals Why are we killing to relocate further out in the issue not be closed, but to ahead with the Sadler-Citrona “Would you now like to go and birds. But Permethrin is wildlife in the Greenway? county at some point. move forward with it. He sug- project, as county Engineering back and look at (Sadler and fatal to all insects, fish and This section of the Council on Aging gested that he and City Services Director Scott Herring Citrona)?” County aquatic invertebrates that Greenway already has most Executive Director Ken Attorney Pro Tem Valerie suggested, despite wanting the Commissioner Mike Boyle encounter it! Maybe it of the trees dead from salt- Willette said the facility was Faltemier write up a document 14th Street improvements. asked. “... That could be done, wasn’t an anomaly that water intrusion. Now that it’s still in negotiations to lease the stating that if the Council on Use of impact fees is already and if we keep putting things Don and I saw no insects been raining, it’s had a property, and was requesting Aging does not take posses- approved for the Citrona-Sadler off, nothing is going to get and little wildlife at all on chance to revert back to a much longer term than 30 sion of the premises within five project, Herring said. However, done.” this section of the Greenway. fresh water. But then we years, perhaps 70 years or years, the county would refund because the intersection falls “How about we look at this Without fish, and snails spray to kill the food chain. longer. the money to the city, and the within city limits, the county with our engineer ... and get and insects and the like, Is this right? I’ll let you “I know there will be con- interlocal agreement would be needed city commission back to you on which of these what’s a frog or snake or decide. But you know where tinued growth in Yulee,” terminated. He also suggested approval to continue. we want to do?” Czymbor said. bird or raccoon to eat? So, in I stand. Willette said, “but we need a that the restrictive covenant Herring also warned that “When does the ($100,000) order to rid the area of mos- Pat Foster-Turley is a zool- facility in Fernandina Beach run the same duration as the about $100,000 in county impact in impact fees run out?” quitoes we are poisoning ogist on Amelia Island. long-term. “We have a state lease, with unrestricted use of fees would be eligible for Fernandina Beach Mayor and getting rid of all the Contact her with your nature grant with a timeline that must the money. refund soon. Impact fees, which Susan Steger asked. interesting animals that once questions and observations. be used by 2011. Our goal is to Steger asked when the are charged to builders for new “There’s a narrow window charmed us in this suppos- [email protected] build as quickly as possible. building would be torn down. construction, must be refunded of about three weeks before We’re certainly looking for a County Coordinator Ed upon request if not spent with- some of this money is eligible MOVING? LOOKING TO BUY? SELLING? long-term commitment to that Sealover said the specifications in six years. for refund,” Hallman said. Pick up a copy of the News-Leader’s monthly site.” for the demolition had been Fernandina Beach City At that, Bunch moved for County Commissioner completed and the county Manager Michael Czymbor, the city to approve the project RealEstate magazine at local real estate Mike Boyle and Leeper also should be through with however, said the 14th Street at Sadler and Citrona. office and area rack locations. questioned the purpose of the asbestos work within a few improvement project was the “We won’t risk that money,”

$150,000 the city was pledg- weeks. city’s top priority, and pressed he said. “Let’s approve it so the 3 0 6 9 ing. Hallman noted that the According to minutes from for action on that. county can move on.” 3 # ISLAND A county essentially would be a Nov. 18, 2008, meeting, city “Do you have the impact Both city and county com- M 9 3

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4A WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2009 NEWS News-Leader LOOKING BACK OBITUARIES 50 YEARS AGO including one on Amelia Dr. Dennis Elizabeth Ann He was preceded in death James R. “Randy” Island. by his sister, Earnestine Leath. September 26, 1984 Andrew George Cook Mills He is survived by his wife, Weinberg For the first time since it Dr. Dennis Andrew George, Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Cook Verlean J. Monroe of Mr. James R. “Randy” was built the Nassau County 46, passed away at his home in Mills, age 73, of Fernandina Fernandina Beach, Fla., four Weinberg, 74, of Yulee, died at Courthouse was to close 10 YEARS AGO Jacksonville, Florida on Beach, went home to be with daughters, Gail G. Hearne, his home September 18, 2009. Saturdays starting Oct. 3. September 4, 2009 after a coura- the Lord on Friday evening, Jewell White, Brenda A. McCoy A native of Howell, GA, September 24, 1959 The cost of Hurricane geous battle with cancer. He is September 18, 2009 at Baptist and Theresa T. Wright, one Randy moved to Jacksonville at Floyd was estimated at the loving son of Ferris (Bo) Medical Center – Nassau. brother, Harry Monroe, all of an early age. A 1952 graduate of $257,000 locally, including and Joan George of Bowie, MD A native and lifelong resi- Jacksonville, Fla., and a number Andrew Jackson High School, 25 YEARS AGO $138,077 for preparation and and a devoted physician. dent of Nassau County, Mrs. of grandchildren, great-grand- he married the debris removal and $120,000 He is survived by his sib- Mills had worked for many children and a host of extended love of his life, A man shot and killed by for damage to the city mari- lings and their families, Ferris years as a Waitress at local family. Joan Adams, police in Jacksonville was na and other public proper- Jr. (Bo) and Rita, Timothy restaurants to The family will receive in 1955 and linked to 11 area rapes, ty. September 22, 1999 Gregory and Leslye, Jeffrey include the friends on Friday evening from they shared 53 and Melinda, and Maryanne Sandbar, the 5 P.M. until 7 P.M. at Oxley- years of mar- and John DeMaio as well as Five J’s and Heard Funeral Home. Funeral riage until her many others who loved and Elmo’s in Services will be held at 11 A.M. recent death respected him, including Kingsland, GA. Saturday, September 26, 2009 at January 25, nieces, nephews, aunts and From 1966 Springhill Baptist Church in 2009. He was a member of West uncles, two great aunts, many until 1977 she Nassauville with Rev. Carnell Jacksonville Primitive Baptist cousins and many dear friends. and her late Denson officiating. He will be Church. With an initiation date A memorial service will be husband, Jimmy Mills, owned laid to rest in Edgewood of February 19, 1954 Randy was held at the Springhill Baptist Jimmy’s Bargain House. Before Cemetery in Jacksonville fol- a proud member of Plumbers Church, 3811 Old Nassauville retiring in 1995, Mrs. Mills had lowing the committal service. and Steamfitters Union Local Road, Fernandina Beach, Fl on been providing baby sitting Please share his life story 234 for over 55 years where he Tuesday, October 6th, 2009 at 7 services for families at the at www.oxleyheard.com. served as Recording Secretary PM. There will be a pre-service Amelia Island Plantation. She Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors 1961-1963 and Inside Guard in visitation beginning at 6:30. had been a longtime member later years. A Yulee resident for Memorial contributions may of Springhill Baptist Church Kathryn “Kathy” 40 years, he was the current be made in memory of Dr. where she was a member of Vice-President of the Northeast Dennis A. George to John the “Joy” Sunday School Class. Snead Florida Sportsman’s Club in his Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Mrs. Mills is preceded in Kathryn “Kathy” Snead, 55, Edwards Road Community. Center, 100 North Charles death by; her husband, James passed away Sunday, An honest and kind man, he Street, Suite 234, Baltimore, E. “Jimmy” Mills, a grand- September 20, 2009 at Shands was always willing to help a MD 21201 or online at daughter, Kimberly Reid, five Hospital in Gainesville, FL. neighbor. He took pride in www.hopkinskimmelcancer- brothers, Allen Cook, Buddy She was born October 20, being a lifetime member of the center.org. Cook, Lenny Cook, Melvin 1953 in Fernandina Beach, FL NRA. An avid reader of books Corey-Kerlin Funeral Home Cook, Morris “Frog” Cook, two and was a life-long resident of such as Louis L’Amour, he loved Jacksonville sisters, Evelyn Littles and Chester area in Yulee, FL. She western movies, family, friends Freida Mitchell. was of the Baptist faith and was and good food. He always had She leaves behind, her a former member of Chester great stories and was a very Robert J. May Sr. daughters, Phyllis Loum, Yulee, Baptist Church and Nassau intelligent man. Robert J. May, Sr., 77, of FL, Marilyn Reid, Fernandina Baptist Temple. Kathy was a Survivors include 3 sisters, Yulee, Florida passed away Beach, FL, Lynn Hill (Mark), loving, devoted wife and was Catherine Coleman (George), peacefully Friday, September Fernandina Beach, FL, Debbie loved by all who knew her. She Eula Mae Teston (Doug), 18, 2009. A native of Cone (Mickey), Tampa, FL, thoroughly enjoyed her chil- Elaine Simpson (Harvey), 4 Phillipsburg, New Jersey he three brothers, Jerry Cook, dren and was a great mother brothers, Ray “Buddy” had previously resided in Fernandina Beach, FL, Nolan and Nanny. She also enjoyed Weinberg, John, Tommy, and Anchorage, Alaska and later Cook, Old Town, FL, Earl Cook, motorcycling and camping. Larry (Teresa) Tomlinson, 3 Bangor, Pa. before moving to St. Augustine, FL, grandchil- She was predeceased by her sons, Michael (Debbie), Yulee, Florida in 1987. dren, Herbie Loum, Deanne mother, Elsie Brown, who Douglas (Teresa), David Mr. May served in the Loum, Christy Murphy passed away just two weeks (Auriel) and 1 daughter, Tammy United States Air Force for (Jeremy), Allen Reid, Jennifer ago. Survivors include her hus- Minton (Johnny), 9 grandchil- eighteen years Reid, Ben Hill, Tiffany Hill band of 37 years, Joseph “Joey” dren Clint, Tiffany, Madison and until his hon- (Danny O’Connor), Leanne Snead of Chester, FL; a son and Alisa Weinberg, Ronald Willis, orable dis- Cone (David Bailey), Stephanie daughter in law, Joe, Jr. and Brittney and John Minton, charge, having Vanwey (Jerry), and Keith Missy Snead of Hilliard, FL; a Janna and Jadon Weaver and 1 served during Cone, sixteen great grandchil- daughter and son in law, great-grandson, Preston Willis, the Korean dren and numerous nieces and Patches and Keven Wilkinson and many nephews and nieces. conflict. nephews. of Kingsland, GA; her father, Joan’s sister Carol and her hus- Following his Funeral services will be at Russell Brown of Chester, FL; band Don Ruska were of great military serv- 3:00 pm today, from Springhill two brothers and sisters in law, help to Joan during her illness ice he worked as a mail carrier Baptist Church with Reverend Charles and Linda Brown of and in the months since her for almost twenty years in the Jackie Hayes, officiating. Ocala, FL, Tim and Tori Brown death in helping Randy through Anchorage, Alaska and then SShe will be laid to rest of Apex, NC; three sisters and such a difficult time. Stroudsburg, Pa. areas. While beside her husband in Spring- brothers in law, Tresa and The family received friends working with the postal serv- hill Baptist Church Cemetery. Herbert Long of Rockingham, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM, ice he was an active member The family received friends NC, Rena and William Jones of Tuesday evening at Oxley- of the Postal Workers Union. from 5:00-7:00 pm on Tuesday Yulee, FL, June and Thomas Heard funeral home, 1305 He was a lifelong member of at the funeral home. Stewart of Fernandina Beach, Atlantic Avenue, Fernandina the Catholic faith, was an avid Please share her life story at FL; five grandchildren, Austin, Beach, FL. The funeral service sports fan, enjoyed playing golf www.oxleyheard.com. Cody and Kamryn Snead, and will be held in the Burgess and was an accomplished sax- Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Blake and Weston Wilkinson; Chapel at Oxley-Heard Funeral ophone player, playing with and numerous nieces, nephews Home this morning at 11:00 AM bands since his early years in and cousins. with Elder Gordon Smith offi- high school. Above all, he was Leroy Monroe Jr. Funeral services will be held ciating. He will be laid to rest a dedicated husband, father, Leroy Monroe, Jr., 77, of at 11:00 a.m. Friday, September next to Joan in Hughes grandfather and great-grandfa- Fernandina Beach, Florida 25, at First Baptist Church of Cemetery, Yulee, FL. ther who cherished his family passed away Wednesday, Fernandina Beach, 1600 S. 8th In lieu of flowers donations and loved spending time with September 16, 2009 at Baptist Street, with Reverends Jeff can be made to the American them. Medical Center – Nassau. Overton and Pete Jones offici- Diabetes Association, 8384 He was preceded in death A native of Jacksonville, Fla. ating. Baymeadows Road, Suite 10, by his parents, the late George he had resided in Jacksonville Interment will follow in Jacksonville, FL 32257. May and Violet Sleachman for most of his life, then relo- Green Pine Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Union May, and by his eleven brothers cating to Fernandina Beach in The family will receive brothers: Blackie Beatty, and sisters. He is survived by 1991. He was born on friends from 6:00 until 8:00 p.m. Kingsley Tharpe, Bill Waller, his wife of fifty-seven years, November 11, 1931 to Leroy Thursday at Green Pine Sr., James Nickles, Curt Tharpe, Shirley J. May of Yulee, Fla., Monroe, Sr. and Ruth Saunders Funeral Home. Russell Drawdy, Jerry Thomas, four sons, Robert J. May, Jr. Monroe and was the oldest of Green Pine Funeral Home and Ronny Andrews with alter- (Diane) of Yulee, Fla., Bryan three children. During his aca- nate pallbearers Johnny Blanc May (Lisa) of Bechtelsville, Pa., demic career following grade Louise Strauss and Johnny Thomas. Please Michael May (Charlene) of school he attended and gradu- share his life story at Rosenberg, Tx., Jeff May (Bea) ated from Stanton High School Pierce Watts www.oxleyheard.com. of Bangor, Pa., four daughters, in 1949. Mr. Monroe worked Louise Strauss Pierce Watts Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Charmaine Woodward of Yulee, as a longshore truck driver for (Weasie) was born on October Fla., Christina Miller (Randy) of Rhodes Furniture Company in 24, 1923 and left us on Stroudsburg, Pa., Charlene Jacksonville for twenty-two September 17, 2009. DEATH NOTICES May of Yulee, Fla., Cindy Reber years before his retirement. He She moved to Fernandina ( Ken) of Lewisburg, Pa., and was a member of the F&A Beach, FL in 1999 from Louis J. Colomby, 68, died a sister, Frances Milburn of Masons of the Prentice Hall Decatur, GA. She lived next Friday evening, Sept. 18, 2009. Phillipsburg, New Jersey, by Order in Jacksonville where he door to her sister, Martha A memorial service was held fourteen grandchildren and was a Master Mason for many Baker, and acquired many won- at 11 a.m. Monday, Sept. 21, in thirteen great-grandchildren. years, a member of the Second derful friends before moving to the Stephens Chapel at Green Pine Funeral Home with the © 2009 American Profile Hometown Content Service There will be a private fam- Baptist Church located on Ponte Vedra Beach, FL to live ily interment at a later date. Kings Road in Jacksonville and with her daughter. Rev. Bruce Wood officiating. In lieu of flowers memorials also an active member of the Weasie is survived by three Green Pine Funeral Home 511 Ash Street, may be made to Community deacon body of Harper Chapel children, six grandchildren and William Jerome Link, or “Hunter” to his friends, died Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Hospice of N.E. 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CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK WEDNESDAY, September 23, 2009/ News-Leader BUSINESS 5A Education’s future UNITED WAY KICKOFF with online classes, community college

any U.S. colleges (formerly are hard for stu- Florida dents to get into Community M– and hard for College) is them to get out of also. positioned Tighter academic stan- ideally to dards, burdensome costs provide col- and a weaker economy have lege cours- formed a collective noose es as well around the necks of many as technical students. About one-third of STEVE’S training for all incoming college students MARKET our grow- (at two-year and four-year PLACE ing area. schools) fail or leave in their Florida first year; only about half State make it through to graduate. Steve Nicklas College These unsettling trends offers have fueled the momentum accessibility and resources and popularity of community to the local community. It is colleges, as well as online also offering some four-year courses. Both offer lower degrees to offset the over- costs, easier entry and reme- crowding at traditional four- dies for the costly room and year state colleges. Also, like board dilemma. other Florida colleges, it Some forecast that the offers a variety of online days are limited of going off courses to save campus to the traditional college space and also be flexible campus for four expensive and accommodating to stu- years of studying, partying dents. In addition, the and socializing. Except for Internet boasts online text those with excessive wealth books, articles, curriculum, or intelligence, Internet etc. learning or the community Other colleges are based college down the street will almost solely online, such as become enticing. rapidly growing Phoenix SUBMITTED Many college graduates University. It has a small United Way of Northeast Florida has invited residents, community volunteers and Nassau County partner agen- are left with onerous debts to campus in south cies to attend an “Old-Fashioned Flapjack Breakfast” to kick off the Nassau County campaign. The breakfast is 8- repay. Some do not graduate Jacksonville, for instance, but 9:30 a.m. Oct. 8 at the Atlantic Avenue Recreation Center, 2500 Atlantic Ave. Nassau County Campaign Chair Mike after becoming encumbered most students are enrolled in Bell and co-chair Fernandina Beach Mayor Susan Steger will welcome guests and the flapjack breakfast will be by college debts or disillu- an exhaustive online curricu- served by members of the Fernandina Pirates Club. There will be live music, door prizes and contests in addition to sioned whether a degree will lum. an explanation of how United Way impacts the lives of children, families and seniors in Nassau County. benefit them in a difficult job The growth of community Attending a pre-event function were, from left in the back, Gator, Missionary, Aspasia the Promulgator, Vivian market. They instead opt to colleges and online classes “Battle Ax” Hawxhurst, Nassau County Commissioner Mike Boyle, Shooter, Jolly; middle, Shipwreck, Dumplin’ Dee, drop out and begin working. will not likely impact major, Susan Parry, Anthony Sutton, Susan Milana, Mike Bell, Mayor Susan Steger, Jim Streit, Mad Dog Sam; and front, Often, hopes of returning prestigious universities – Chess T. Morgan and Meena the Minx. to college never materialize especially those with mam- United Way of Northeast Florida works to create real, long-lasting change in Northeast Florida by focusing on the for dropouts. However, amid moth endowments. Students building blocks for a good life. In partnership with volunteers, community organizations and leaders, United Way is the worst job market in 20 attending these schools are creating opportunities to improve life for people in Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau and northern St. Johns counties. For years, some are returning to often the most motivated to more information, call (904) 390-3200 or visit www.liveunitednortheastflorida.org. college to pursue additional learn and succeed; therefore, training in hopes of starting these colleges are the most new careers. difficult to be accepted into, APUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCMENT BY THE NEWS-LEADER An initiative by the and also produce the highest Obama administration to graduation rates. support community colleges Many of these top schools is born out of this develop- also push students to gain Horizons ment. The president will experience through intern- pledge $12 billion to produce ships, and then assist them more graduates from com- in landing a job upon gradua- munity colleges in the future tion. After all, the whole col- – about five million of them. lege experience is really Community colleges enroll about that – graduating, and about six million students finding a good job in your right now. field. 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6A WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2009/NEWS-LEADER OPINION

VIEWPOINT/STEVE RIECK/NASSAU COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD VIEWPOINT/KATHLEEN SIBELIUS/HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SECRETARY Amendment 4 not the answer Health reform n a Sept. 16 opinion piece Amendment my needs to have a balance of growth should not be the sole (“We must help manage 4 because land uses including residen- basis for economic growth. growth”), Peter Johnson they know it tial, office, retail and industri- Instead, we must promote Inoted that citizens are will make the al. policies that protect jobs, urgent in Florida concerned by “Florida’s eco- system Unfortunately, Amendment encourage innovation and pro- nomic downturn.” He is right. worse, not 4 would make it virtually mote entrepreneurship. This he U.S. Depart- gaps in their coverage. Today, few concerns are better. impossible to protect jobs and is the basis for a sound eco- ment of Health and • Private coverage is greater than the health and Even 1000 diversify our economy. Few nomic future. Human Services eroding under the status future of our economy. Friends of companies would choose to We must actively apply T has released a new quo. The percentage of peo- Rieck However, it is not Mr. Florida – our endure the long delays, added new ideas, techniques and analysis of U.S. Census num- ple with employer-based cov- Johnson’s appraisal of the state’s top costs and enormous legal fees technologies in order to gen- bers regarding the unin- erage decreased from 66.2 problem, but rather his pro- growth management watch- that come with Amendment 4. erate and improve our com- sured. The results are sober- percent of the population in posed solution that deeply dog – has said that Ultimately, this amendment munity’s productivity, fiscal ing and confirm that health 2001 to 61.6 percent in 2008. concerns me. Mr. Johnson Amendment 4 is not the would encourage companies stability, job growth, business insurance reform cannot • More workers are suggests that Amendment 4 answer. In enumerating their to relocate to other states development, social capital wait another year. being left without protection will lead to change in Florida’s six reasons for opposing this where the business climate is and quality of life. The goal is Nationwide, the number of from health care costs. Too “current growth management amendment, the group wisely friendlier, more predictable to manage growth in such a uninsured increased from many workers in Florida do policies.” On this point, he is argues that Amend-ment 4 and less costly. way that we can grow wisely, 39.8 million in 2001 to 46.3 not have health coverage, at quite wrong. may encourage sprawl, grid- When Nassau County com- while protecting affordable million in 2008. 2 million in 2008. And the More than 160 business, lock and piecemeal planning missioners voted to put a energy resources and preserv- These numbers only proportion of workers from community, environmental (www.1000friendsofflorida.org freeze on impact fees last year, ing our environmental inheri- serve to further confirm a Florida without insurance and planning groups – repre- /planning/fhd.asp). their intent was to encourage tance. These goals are incom- reality that far too many has increased, from 20.9 per- senting millions of Florida Florida’s economic future construction jobs in a variety patible with the extraordinary American families live with cent in 2001 to 24.5 percent jobs – have opposed lies in a productive, innovative of industries, not just residen- new costs and delays that every day. Our health care in 2008. and diverse economy. No sin- tial construction. In fact, RDL would be imposed by system has reached a break- • The problem of the gle policy proposal has the Logistics and Science First Amendment 4. ing point. The status quo is uninsured is a problem that potential to derail this future took advantage of that freeze Amendment 4 is the issue, unsustainable, and continu- crosses income brackets. more suddenly and more per- to undertake new construc- pure and simple. And it needs ing to delay reform is not an The new Census numbers manently than Amendment 4. tion in the Nassau Tradeplex to be defeated. That’s why my option. also drive home the fact that In Nassau County, we con- this year. As a result, our com- organization, the Nassau The analysis below everyone in Florida is vul- tinue efforts to diversify our munity was able to save nearly County Economic Develop- underscores the urgency of nerable to losing health economy by adding jobs in 70 jobs from moving out of the ment Board, both chambers of health insurance reform for insurance. An additional manufacturing, transportation county. This move also commerce in Nassau County residents of Florida. 23,000 people from high- and trade, leisure and hospi- brought 20 brand new jobs and more than 160 towns, • The status quo is not an income households are now tality, education and health into our county (with more on business groups, environmen- option. The number of unin- uninsured. services. About a year ago, the way). The fact is, Nassau’s tal groups and organizations sured in Florida has In states across the coun- Orlando-based economist commissioners recognized across Florida have adopted increased from 2.8 million in try we’ve seen the health Hank Fishkind completed a the need for a diversified eco- resolutions urging voters to 2001 to 3.6 million in 2008. care coverage situation go study called the “Nassau nomic base – not just more defeat Amendment 4. Get the The percent of non-elderly from bad to worse. And it’s County Fiscal Sustainability “population growth.” Under facts about Amend-ment 4 at adults without insurance clear that losing insurance Study.” In that report, Fish- Amendment 4, this positive www.florida2010.org. increased from 22 percent to isn’t a problem that plagues kind pointed out that an econ- investment in our community Steve Rieck is the executive 26.3 percent. And this num- only the poor or the unem- omy based solely on residen- may not have been possible. director of the Nassau ber only considers people ployed – it could happen to tial development cannot Mr. Johnson is correct in County Economic Development who are uninsured for an anyone. sustain itself. A healthy econo- suggesting that population Board. entire year – it does not For additional informa- include people in Florida tion on health insurance who have more recently lost reform, visit www.healthre- coverage through the reces- form.gov/healthcarestatus.h NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING sion, or who had shorter tml and click on your state. The Amelia Island Mosquito Control District of Nassau County, Florida, has tentatively adopted a budget for Fiscal Year 2009-2010. 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WEDNESDAY, September 23, 2009 NEWS News-Leader 7A County owes city taxpayers

ometime in 1967, President Lyndon an idea ...” – you know the Greenway, two recreation centers, a softball Johnson, besieged by daily protests, rest. complex, soccer complex, Central Park and haunted by the war, watching his A lot of people blame the numerous baseball and softball diamonds S approval numbers tumble downward city manager for these crum- used by area youth sports teams. The county, daily, said, “I feel like a hitchhiker caught in a my ideas. Not me, it’s his job on the other hand, offers Peters Point Park, F LORIDA’ S O LDEST W EEKLY N EWSPAPER hail storm on a Texas highway. I can’t run, I to come up with ideas – some Burney Park and one other public beach E STABLISHED IN 1854 can’t hide and I can’t make it stop.” Local gov- great, some good, some access park with 17 parking spaces. Oh, that’s ernment officials in 2009, though the decision- crummy. It’s the commis- right, city taxpayers pay county taxes, too, so The News-Leader is published with pride weekly making isn’t nearly so dire and the conse- sion’s job to identify the another services rendered for taxes received for the people of Nassau County by Community quences so profound, must feel about the crummy ones. These should deal. Newspapers, Inc., Athens, Georgia. We believe same way. Citizen voters don’t want to pay DEBATE have been rejected outright. I’ve said this annually for over 30 years, that strong newspapers build strong communi- more taxes, but they want the same levels of AND One pretty good non-tradi- “Fernandina Beach taxpayers are the most ties – “Newspapers get things done!” Our primary service and they’re vocal. TACKLE tional idea, I think, one that’s abused taxpayers in the state of Florida,” and goal is to publish distinguished and profitable Given the prevailing mood described above been around for a while – at the situation hasn’t gotten any better, it’s community-oriented newspapers. This mission and with traditional sources of revenue falling least since 1978 – is to find a worse. Roughly 23 cents out of every dollar will be accomplished through the teamwork of professionals dedicated to the truth, integrity, qual- – increased homestead exemption, homestead Ron Sapp way for residents of the spent by the county comes from Fernandina ity and hard work. property values capped at 3 percent annually, island’s unincorporated area Beach, AND those same taxpayers fund much impacts of Amendment One and diminishing to reimburse the city for services received. I of the law enforcement, much of the fire and FOY R. MALOY JR ., PUBLISHER home values (from a median price of $248,300 mean, the city’s budget is not just for the city’s rescue and all of the recreational activities for MICHAEL PARNELL, EDITOR in 2006, statewide, to $147,600 in July 2009) population of 12,500 but for the island’s popula- Amelia Island, almost half of which is not in MIKE HANKINS, ADVERTISING DIRECTOR resulting in lower property tax revenue – local tion of roughly 20,000. Again, consider: the city. ROBERT FIEGE, PRODUCTION DIRECTOR governments are tempted to look at non-tradi- • Law enforcement – the city and sheriff The county commission should find a way BOB TIMPE, CIRCULATION DIRECTOR tional revenue sources, revenue places politi- have a mutual aid agreement that requires city to reimburse the taxpayers of Fernandina cians go to as a last resort. That’s what hap- police officers to answer “routine” calls in Beach. After all, those 12,500 much-abused cit- ANGELINE MUDD, pened in Fernandina Beach; consider: the unincorporated area – with no reimburse- izens are their constituents, too. There are BUSINESS OFFICE MANAGER • Parking meters in the downtown area. ment. many ways to do that: a tax credit towards SIÂN PERRY, ASSISTANT EDITOR Bad idea: shouldn’t have made it out of the • Fire/rescue – again, the city and county county property taxes, special taxing districts BETH JONES, SPORTS EDITOR “city manager’s got an idea and it’s really bad” have entered into a mutual aid agreement that – lower in the city, higher in the unincorporat- stage. TOM WOOD DINK NESMITH calls for city fire/rescue personnel to answer ed area, simple revenue sharing with the city • Public beach access tax. A really, really calls in the unincorporated area. Yes, county of Fernandina Beach with a pass through to CHAIRMAN PRESIDENT bad idea; shouldn’t have made it out of the fire/rescue personnel answer calls within the city taxpayers, etc. “city manager’s got an idea and it’s really, real- city and those costs are not paid for with coun- In these difficult days of budget cutting, ly bad” stage. ty general fund dollars – unincorporated tax- taxpayer revolts, angry town hall meetings and • Increase everybody’s electric bill by payers pay into an MSTU or MSBU (a kind of slash and burn rhetoric, maybe the answer for The views expressed by the columnists and increasing the city’s franchise fee. I guess they specific services) – but the agreement, in my one group of much-abused taxpayers – about letter writers on this page are their own felt like no one would notice after Florida opinion, is heavily weighed in the county’s 12,500 of them, is just an act of recognition and do not necessarily reflect the views of Public Utilities’ 50 or so (I know the number’s favor. away, recognizing the inordinate contribution the newspaper, its owners or employees. not 50, it just feels like it) rate increases over • Recreation – city taxpayers furnish island and finding a way to pay them back. It really is the past year. Tremendously bad idea; should- residents with over 40 public beach accesses, as simple as that. n’t have made it out of the “city manager’s got three beachfront parks, the Egans Creek Ron Sapp is a former city commissioner. COMMUNITY THANKS Thanks a million! VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Elm Street Little League wishes to express Fort Clinch its sincere appreciation and thanks to all who played a part in the success of our 2009 season fencing project and sports banquet. We’re especially grateful to all our sponsors, community leaders, guest I came home Wednesday the speaker and many volunteers. 17th to find survey stakes in my The following community leaders are to back yard. Questioning the survey be recognized for their support and partici- crew, I was informed that Fort pation: Mayor Susan Steger, Honorable Judge Clinch was going to erect a fence. Brian Davis, former mayor and commissioner The land parcel in question is adja- Joe Gerrity, City Commissioner Jeffrey Bunch, cent to North Pointe subdivision City Commissioner Ken Walker and County and north of Sixth Street. Commissioner Danny Leeper. My understanding of the history Our guest speaker was former sheriff Nat of this parcel is that it was deeded Glover of Jacksonville. Sheriff Glover gave a to the state by the Ferreira family very inspiring speech to the kids, challeng- back in the 80’s. It has never been ing them to remember 10 key points in life: 1) platted to be part of the park prop- I can do anything, 2) you can do anything, 3) er according to records maintained we can do anything, 4) stay in school, 5) stay by Nassau County. away from drugs, 6) stay away from violence, Several things come to mind 7) have a plan, 8) prepare for what it is you want concerning this effort. First, what to do in life, 9) persevere and keep working for would be its purpose and utility; what you want and don’t give up, and, his final from my point of view there is none. point, remember the power of prayer. Second would be the cost in this Our master of ceremonies was Reggie time of financial difficulty; the park Albert, son of Charles Albert, former Little system just raised daily rates for League player and longtime supporter, thanks things like this? Third would be the for your participation and continued support. natural pathways for wildlife; white- Thanks to the many local businesses for tail deer are commonly seen tran- their support of donations, goods and/or serv- siting this parcel in the pursuit of ices: Rayonier, Property Management, Wal- food and fresh water. Fourth would Mart, Vic’s Barber Shop, Domino’s Pizza, be the impact on erecting a fence Coldstone Creamery, Ron Anderson, T.A. bordering residential areas creat- Sports, R.P.M. Wood Products, Baptist Medical ing a hazard for residents and their Center Nassau, Wendy’s, Krystal, Subway, children. First Missionary Baptist Church, Lee & Cates State land is public land, or has Glass, Island Falls, Elm Street Church of God, that concept been forgotten? Parks Trinity United Methodist Church, Harvest may have need of controlled entry Outreach Ministries, In Him Inc., Paul Clark but vacant open land should stay Ford-Mercury, McDonald’s, Island Barber exactly that. Shop, C & D Printing, John LeBrun I suspect some bureaucrat with- BOB ENGLEHART/THE HARTFORD COURANT Photography and Mead’s Framery & Trophy. in the park system has ordered this We all know the value of great volunteers fence only to advance the bound- print for our county’s future. The may not know that the people from the beach Sunday. We parked in the and individual supports. They make things aries of the park itself and in doing next step is for Vision 2032’s goals Georgia already do pay – a 9 parking area at the end of Sadler happen. Many thanks to all coaches, man- so will be putting something unique- and priorities to be incorporated percent lodging tax – in addition to Road. agers, umpires, concession volunteers, team ly natural behind an unsightly, into the county’s Comprehensive sales and usurious property taxes, While walking towards the moms, parents and board members. We could- inherently dangerous fence of zero Plan, a step the chamber is working but my guess is that he does know. beach I looked across to the picnic n’t have done it without you! Thanks a mil- public value. What is next? Fencing to see completed. He just wants nonresidents to pick areas and noticed that quite a large lion! in the Egans Creek Greenway? Vision 2032 revealed that Nassau up even more of the tab for subsi- portion of the roofs had been blown Wayne Peterson Put the money towards some- County residents are keenly aware dizing his services in Nassau back by the wind and seemed to be Elm Street Little League President thing useful within the park proper of the importance of growth man- County. hanging on by a thread. and leave well enough alone. agement, ranking it No. 1 among Nonresidents almost exclusive- This just seems a very danger- Thomas Thuemling 11 key issues affecting the coun- ly pay the taxes that support ous state of affairs as the remainder ‘Rollin’ on the River’ Fernandina Beach ty’s future. schools, fire departments, police, of the roofs could be blown off at Despite the threat of rain, almost 80 people The chamber disagrees, how- health care and libraries. County any time injuring the general public. came out to support the inaugural Rollin’ on Clarification ever, with Mr. Johnson’s apparent residents pay less than 20 percent of Repairs may already be in hand, but the River fundraiser for Meals on Wheels for belief that Amendment 4 is the best the costs of supporting their own the last thing we need is yet anoth- Pets Nassau. The weather was cool, the water In the Viewpoint titled “We must means to achieve our mutual goal of institutions. er lawsuit against the city, i.e., we smooth and the Amelia River Cruises ferries help manage growth” printed Sept. an economically sustainable future His words remind me of the taxpayers. and personnel comfortable, gracious and enter- 16, I referred erroneously to an for our county and state. administrative clerk in the Brian Moss taining. We are sure some new favorite places “Amendment 3” that would be on Instead, we agree with the state’s Department of Motor Vehicles who Fernandina Beach were discovered among the shops and restau- the November 2010 ballot if the chief planning official, Department venomously told me that outsiders rants in St. Marys, Ga. opposition to the Florida Hometown of Community Affairs Secretary should pay lots of taxes because What? There aren’t words enough to properly Democracy movement was able to Tom Pelham, who recently called “they’re the ones with all the thank Capt. Kevin McCarthy and his beautiful garner the needed number of peti- Amendment 4 “a bad solution to a money.” What cost of living adjustment wife and First Mate, Cecilia, Capt. Dave tions. At this point it is not known if real problem.” I had “friends” in the city who (“Pay raises for city, county,” Sept. Voorhees and First Mate Lori Hoerl for giving there will be an amendment oppos- Effective growth management saw nothing wrong with my prop- 11)? Social Security is saying that up their day off to help raise funds for our ing FHD on the ballot. is vital to developing a sustainable erty taxes going up 300 percent in the cost of living did not go up and cause. Peter Johnson economy. However, Amendment 4 four years or with me paying five that an increase is not to be given, Thanks as well to Hampton Inn & Suites, Amelia Island Association would undermine efforts at smart times what they paid in property so how is Nassau County govern- Dog Leg Productions, Redbones Dog Bakery, growth by politicizing the planning taxes. ment different? BarkTalk.com and Miz Mac Gourmet Foods A bad solution process. So thrilled has Nassau County Tom Taylor for their donations of gift certificates and mer- Additionally, the passage of this been to freeload, that it was one of Hilliard chandise. The leadership of the Amelia amendment would cripple efforts the few counties that defeated the Our continuing thanks to program sup- Island-Fernandina Beach-Yulee by Florida to reinvent its economy revision to the Save Our Homes Great service porters Nassau Council on Aging, Nassau Chamber of Commerce agrees with by driving investment dollars else- property tax give away to resident Humane Society, First Coast Moving & Storage much of Peter Johnson’s recent where as entrepreneurs face fur- owners. Last Thursday I had been dread- and Cats Angels. Viewpoint (“We must help manage ther delay, expense and uncertain- The tax practices of Nassau ing going to the Tax Collector’s And to all of those who drove from growth,” Sept. 16), with one signif- ty. County had been so abusive to Office in Yulee only because it Gainesville, Jacksonville, St. Augustine and icant exception. As the debate begins, we echo nonresidents that it was slapped seemed like anytime I deal with a St. Marys, to Ms. Helene Scott and her Just Like Mr. Johnson, the chamber Mr. Johnson’s call for Nassau with special sanctions by the legis- government office I get the Friends group and to each individual who par- believes it is imperative that Nassau County voters to be active partici- lature. runaround and more questions than ticipated – thank you from the bottom of our County and Florida develop a more pants in this important discussion. The new tax initiative, which was answers. I was so wrong. hearts! sustainable economy. We need an We encourage them to seek out passed and is being enacted, could I went in and went right up to Deborah Watford economic model that both fosters information on Amendment 4, con- have been called the Save Florida the counter and talked to a girl and Marla McDaniel entrepreneurship and new business sider the ramifications for our econ- modification, but it looks like it was named Jessica. I didn’t have the Meals on Wheels for Pets Nassau growth, yet protects our quality of omy and make an informed deci- too late. slightest idea on how to go about MOW4PetsNassau.com life and limited resources. sion as to what’s best for our Economically, Florida is one of getting my tag without paper That’s why the AIFBY Chamber county’s and our state’s future. the worst hit states in the country work. She did. She took my number of Commerce was one of the spon- Regina Duncan, President right now, has had a declining pop- and sent me on my way to work, HOW TO WRITE US sors of the 2005 Walkable Amelia Island-Fernandina ulation for several years, and, when called everyone she needed to, left Maximum length is 500 words. Letters Community Forum in Fernandina Beach-Yulee the nonresidents finish selling out me a message on what I needed to must include writer’s name (printed and sig- Beach and the 2006 workshop on Chamber of Commerce cheap, may yet end up having to do. nature), address and telephone number for sustainable growth that was organ- support itself. A few hours later I had all the verification. Writers are normally limited to ized by chamber member Randy Freeloading Couldn’t happen to nicer people. info I needed. In this day and age one letter in a 30-day period. No political Rice of Rice Architect. Cameron Salisbury where there are more complaints endorsements or poems will be published. That’s also why the chamber in I want to reply to that charming Atlanta than compliments, I wanted to Letters should be typed or printed. Not all let- 2008 initiated, and largely funded, visionary who was quoted telling thank her. Mr. Drew needs to shake ters are published. Send letters to: Letters to Vision 2032. The first part of that the city commission to put in park- her hand. the Editor, P.O. Box 766, Fernandina Beach, Dangerous roof FL., 32035. E-mail: mparnell@fbnewsleader. process gathered input from Nassau ing meters at Main Beach to “let Betrina Knox com. visit us on-line at fbnewsleader.com County residents to create a blue- the people from Georgia pay.” He My wife and I went for a walk on Fernandina Beach

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8A WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2009 NEWS News-Leader Tax Collector’s Office moves POLITICS IN BRIEF GOP women elect Woody’s Bar-B-Q at 10 a.m. Quiggle 27 percent and for- The Tax Collector’s Office located at the the property from the state of Florida in 2008. Oct. 2 for anyone who would mer Duval County School James S. Page Government Complex in Yulee Following Friday’s move, the facility will new leaders like to get involved or learn Board member and state leg- will cease operations at noon Friday and will serve as the main Tax Collector’s Office location The Florida Federation of more about the Tea Party and islator Stan Jordan and for- relocate to its new location at the Driver Licenses and will offer complete service for property Republican Women has elect- freedom movements. mer Jacksonville City Building, 86130 License Road on A1A. taxes, driver licenses, hunting and fishing per- ed its 2010 officers and execu- For information, call Councilman Art Graham The tax collector has been offering services mits and motor vehicle registrations. tive committee to lead the 60- Douglas Newberry at 261- about 17 percent each. at the Driver Licenses Building since receiving During the relocation project, which is year-old grassroots 5289 or e-mail douglasnew- Turnout in the district, expected to last until Wednesday, service will not organization. [email protected]. which includes coastal areas A S

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WEDNESDAY, September 23, 2009 NEWS News-Leader 9A Landfill dirt issue frustrates commissioners

RYAN SMITH of the requirement. The firm we have said to DEP, ‘We’re not 1 emergency meeting had not News-Leader was not represented at the going to follow the seven-day been called because of a press- meeting. ‘I thought that was part of the rule in this area because we’re ing need to start laying cover at A representative of Golder At the Sept. 16 commission reason we hired you folks. I don’t going to be closing the entire the landfill, but because of the Associates defended the envi- meeting, Wendy Karably of thing, and it will all be covered county’s purchasing policy. The ronmental consulting firm last Golder Associates said the firm want to hear, ‘We hope the DEP in 180 days?’” cover dirt was needed in a week after it had taken heat had not fallen down on its job, will approve this.’ That’s why “That’s essentially what we shorter time than it would have from the Nassau County and also clarified the Florida asked for” in the closure time- taken to properly advertise and Commission over an emer- Department of Environmental we’re paying you the big bucks.’ line, Karably said. bid out the contract, and the gency purchase of fill dirt for Protection’s 7-day and 180-day “Could we have avoided this commission’s approval was J. WALTER BOATRIGHT the West Nassau Landfill. cover guidelines. emergency if we’d done that?” needed to waive those require- The commission approved “Golder really isn’t involved NASSAU COUNTY COMMISSIONER Boyle asked. ments, he said. the purchase of $275,000 worth in the day-to-day operations of “There’s areas of (the land- Leeper said he felt the situ- of the dirt at an emergency the landfill,” she said. “I think was from Oct. 1 to Dec. 31,” happens if (the closure time- fill) that may have eroded and ation should have been han- meeting Sept. 1 after Interim the most important issue is the she said. “Granted, that time- line) is not approved.” needed to be maintained,” dled better. Landfill Director Lee Pickett timing issue. ... The rule frame has not been approved “(The DEP) will either come Karably said. “I don’t know “I believe this board was said the current filler eroded requires that you have final by the DEP yet ... so Lee has to back with another suggestion about the emergency ... but if pressed into making an emer- too quickly and would not be cover (for the whole landfill) go under the assumption that or ask for further justification,” you’re going to have to buy the gency purchase using bids sufficient for final coverage within 180 days. If you’re not he has to have that cover with- Karably said. “They’re not just cover you may as well buy it made before we’d heard about when the landfill closes around going to be in one area of the in seven days. But I think we going to tell you that you all.” it,” he said. “I think that’s back- Oct. 1. landfill for 180 days, you have to have some leeway there.” can’t close. I think all the DEP County Coordinator Ed wards.” Pickett said he originally provide an intermediate cover That answer didn’t satisfy wants is assurance that the Sealover clarified that the Sept. [email protected] thought he had 180 days from within seven days. The (inter- Commissioner Walter county is going to move along the date of closure to cap the mediate) material used would Boatright. and not drag its feet in the clo- Save A Life! landfill with 18 inches of cover have been fine if you were com- “I thought that was part of sure.” dirt, but later found out he had ing back to that area.” the reason we hired you folks,” “What I think I’m hearing Donate Blood only seven. Although Pickett However, Karably said that he said. “I don’t want to hear, is this: We have two issues,” said at the Sept. 1 meeting he since the landfill was closing, ‘We hope the DEP will approve said Commissioner Mike Upcoming Drives In Nassau County was partly to blame for the Pickett’s request for a higher this.’ That’s why we’re paying Boyle. “One is the seven-day 10/03 - 10:00 AM - 02:00 PM - EDT error, several commissioners grade of dirt for final coverage you the big bucks.” rule. If you’re going to leave an Yulee United Methodist Church Mobile were inclined to blame Golder was sound. She added that “I think you sense our frus- area (of the landfill) you have 86003 Christian Way, Yulee, FL 32097 Associates, which was con- Golder had submitted a closure tration in this issue,” said seven days to put cover on it. 10/07 - 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM - EDT A tracted to consult on the landfill, timeline to the DEP. Commissioner Danny Leeper. You have much longer to cover Nassau County Clerks Office Mobile S P / for failing to inform the county “The timeframe we put in “... Help me understand what the entire landfill. Now, could 76437 Veterans Way, Yulee, FL 32097 L N NOTICE TO NASSAU COUNTY VOTERS Special General Election, October 6, 2009 for Precincts 101, 102, 202 and 204 on Amelia Island For office of State Senate, District 8 If you have had an address change, including a 911 address change or any other type of change to your voter record and have not notified the Supervisor of Elections office and received a voter information card with the changed address, please do so immediately. This will avoid delays and additional paperwork at your polling location on Election Day. UPDATE YOUR VOTER RECORD T H R E E W A Y S T O V O T E Florida law requires paper ballots and optical scan voting equipment to be used in Florida elections. 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10A WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2009 NEWS News-Leader Guests evacuated Police investigate school after hotel fire in Yulee sports boosters’ account

No one was injured at the Chief Chuck Cooper. “Light uninhabitable for the safety, JASON YURGARTIS by Charles Crosby, president of Holiday Inn Express near I-95 smoke and heavy water was health and welfare of guests News-Leader the booster club. However, when a third-floor room caught observed in the area of the and employees until repairs Crosby told authorities he early Sunday morning. Guests third-floor room where a single could be made. The Nassau County Sheriff’s signed only one check to anoth- were evacuated from the hotel sprinkler head activated and “We are thankful for the Office is investigating cases of er store in February. and provided accommodations extinguished the fire and lim- safety of the guests and the possible theft and counterfeiting No arrests have been made at a nearby hotel. ited hot gases and toxic smoke nearly $5 million building involving girls’ softball boost- and the case was referred to Nassau County Fire Rescue before our arrival.” which were all saved due to ers and the team’s former coach sheriff’s office criminal inves- responded to the fire in the The fire was contained to the activation of the sprinkler at West Nassau High School. tigations division. The possible 76000 block of Sidney Place in the room on the third floor by system,” Chief Cooper contin- According to a police report, Candace Chris offenses listed on the report Yulee at approximately 3:30 the fire sprinkler, which acti- ued. “Fire sprinklers save lives an account in the name of for- Hicken Hicken are larceny – grand theft of a.m. Sunday. Crews arrived vated due to the elevated tem- and property and Nassau mer softball head coach more than $5,000 but less than within six minutes and began perature at the ceiling. The County Fire Rescue is proud to Candace Hicken and the $10,000, and passing a coun- evacuation of the hotel guests. room was unoccupied at the boast three buildings have Warriors Softball Boosters was Booker said on Tuesday that terfeited instrument. No smoke or flames were time of the fire. been saved since August 2008 being used without the school’s both Chris and Candace Hicken Candace Hicken has been observed from the exterior of According to the fire inves- due to the quick and efficient knowledge. The report states are still employed as teachers at replaced by Yulee High the three-story hotel built in tigator, property loss was activation of a 13R fire sprin- that boosters and clubs cannot West Nassau High School, but School’s former head softball 2007. approximately $65,000 for dam- kler system. This is the same have outside accounts and all he said he couldn’t comment coach, who was removed from “The crews performed a age to the structure and con- type of residential fire sprin- money was supposed to go about the situation. her job for reportedly writing primary and secondary search tents. The fire originated in or kler system you should con- through the school. “As far as I know, it’s still about her team on her of the 73 rooms beginning near near a room refrigerator inside sider if you are building, buy- “It appears that there were under investigation,” Booker MySpace web page. the area of origin to assure all a wood combination dress- ing, or retrofitting your home several checks written from the said. “I haven’t been contacted Randalyn Rogers was in her the guests were safely evacu- er/entertainment center. to protect your loved ones and booster account to reimburse by the investigator yet.” second season with the Lady ated to the exterior,” said Fire The building was deemed home.” Candace Hicken for expendi- The investigation found a Hornets when she was relieved tures that had already been paid number of checks written to for allegedly writing disparag- from the West Nassau High Sam’s Club for the softball con- ing remarks about her team on Display Advertising deadline for Wednesday is 3 p.m. Friday School internal softball cession, the report stated. Other her MySpace site. Classified Advertising deadline is 5:00 p.m. Monday. account,” the report states. booster club members said they Chris Hicken is an assistant Hicken was told by Principal used cash from the concession, football coach at Yulee High. Display Advertising deadline for Friday is 3 p.m. Tuesday Ron Booker on Aug. 14 that she never checks, at Sam’s Club. Booker relieved Hicken last Classified Advertising deadline is 5:00 p.m. Wednesday. would no longer be head coach They told authorities that Chris year of his duties as head foot- Please call 261-3696 to place your advertisement. of the girls’ softball team, the and Candace Hicken never pur- ball coach at West Nassau. report stated. chased or delivered supplies for Hicken had been head coach On Aug. 21, a check paid to the concession stand, though or an assistant for nearly 20 the order of cash in the amount “several thousands of dollars” years at West Nassau. of $101.10 and signed by Chris had been spent at Sam’s with Hicken also was head soft- Whether buying or selling, and Candace Hicken was booster checks over the past ball coach before he relin- cashed at Southeastern Bank four years, the report stated. quished that job to his wife. speak with the realtor who in Callahan, the report stated. According to the report, sev- The Hickens could not be After cashing the check, the eral of the checks written to reached for comment Tuesday. has made it happen since 1995. account was closed. Sam’s Club appear to be signed [email protected] $9 million in closed sales DON’T LITTER year-to-date 2009. SPAY~ NEUTER View the best listings in the A Public Service Announcement by The News-Leader Amelia Island Market.... www.propertiesofameliaislandflorida.com NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING

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WEDNESDAY, September 23, 2009 NEWS News-Leader 11A Swine flu spikes in Yulee, Hilliard schools

RYAN SMITH you are sick, then stay home” “(Schools) are not closing, to 50 percent of the students in the year. est-hit by the virus, according News-Leader was the basic message, Wood but we are seeing all over the being seen in the clinic who “Ninety-eight percent of to the federal Centers for said. county – more in the West were sent home had flu-like the testing, it’s confirmed Disease Control. In Nassau Flu-like illnesses are spik- Otherwise, students, staff Side and the middle of the symptoms,” she said. “We’re H1N1, so persons who have County, Yulee and the West ing in some Nassau County and parents were being county – flu-like illnesses in the seeing a significant number of fever greater than 100, cough, Side seem to be seeing the Schools, as expected. Yulee and encouraged to wash their schools,” she said last week. students in the clinic having fever and sore throat are con- most cases, Geib said. Hilliard schools have been hands and take other precau- “But remember, we expected flu-like illness, especially in the sidered likely to have this strain “We’re planning on doing most affected. tions being urged because that.” middle schools.” of flu at this time – with the the meeting on the West Side ... “More than the usual num- of a possible swine flu out- Geib said close quarters in Flu-like symptoms at this caveat that people should seek since they seem to have been ber” of students were absent break in Florida and across the schools make transmission of time of year mean swine flu, medical advice if they’re ill,” more affected by the flu activi- last week at Yulee Middle nation. illnesses like swine flu easy. Geib said, because the regular she said. ty,” she said. School, for example, said The Nassau County Health “We were seeing a range of 30 seasonal flu usually hits later Florida is among the hard- [email protected] Sharyl Wood, executive Department will hold a director of administrative serv- community education session ices for Nassau County on H1N1, or swine flu, Schools. Thursday because of concerns She said “over 100 kids but in Hilliard. less than 200 kids” were absent Nassau County schools each day from school because especially are seeing a spike of gastrointestinal or other in symptoms associated with virus-like illnesses. “A few H1N1. However, there are no teachers” were out, but plans for school closures, school was continuing and according to the Nassau there were no plans to close, County Health Department. Wood said. Kim Geib, the department’s She said parents were being public information officer, said encouraged to consult their the trend was anticipated long doctor if their children are ill. “If before school started. Swine flu in Hilliard The Nassau County Health Department will hold a com- munity education session on H1N1, or swine flu, at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the Hilliard branch library, 15821 CR 108. Health department officials will discuss the status of swine flu in Nassau County, the upcoming vaccine, community and school surveillance and prevention. No reservations are needed to attend, but seating is limit- ed to 75 and will be on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information about the swine flu education forum, call 548-1800. Swine flu hotline The Florida Department of Health has a toll-free number to provide public health information and updates on H1N1 swine flu. The information line will be available from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily in English, Spanish and Creole. The number is 877-352-3581.

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BUDGET SUMMARY Nassau County Board of County Commissioners - Fiscal Year 2009-2010

THE PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURES OF NASSAU COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ARE 14.9% LESS THAN LAST YEAR'S TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES.

GENERAL COUNTY ONE-CENT SPECIAL DEBT CAPITAL ENTERPRISE MUNICIPAL CONSERVATION TOTAL FUND TRANSPORTATION SMALL COUNTY REVENUE SERVICE PROJECT FUNDS SERVICE & CONTROL ALL FUNDS FUND SURTAX FUNDS FUNDS FUNDS TAXING UNIT DISTRICT

CASH BALANCES BROUGHT FORWARD $ 5,677,398 $ 2,045,000 $ 4,496,200 $ 20,075,576 $ 2,304,750 $ 8,411,391 $ 10,182,426 $ 1,967,676 $0 $ 55,160,417

ESTIMATED REVENUES MILLAGE TAXES: PER $1,000 AD VALOREM TAXES 5.5670 $ 35,246,499 $ 6,655,708 $ 41,902,207 AD VALOREM TAXES 1.6694 $ 9,211,623 $ 9,211,623 AD VALOREM TAXES 0.0000 $0 $ - SALES AND USE TAXES $ 20,000 $ 824,077 $ 5,588,481 $ 1,931,729 $ 1,310,044 $ 750,170 $ 10,424,501 PERMITS, FEES & SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS $ 5,000 $ 17,700 $ 1,107,796 $ 650,990 $ 64,049 $ 43,600 $ 1,889,135 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE $ 4,251,068 $ 821,200 $ 593,292 $ 807,480 $ 1,300,000 $ 442,820 $ 8,215,860 CHARGES FOR SERVICES $ 2,041,640 $ 21,300 $ 707,600 $ 3,215,320 $ 98,200 $ 6,084,060 FINES AND FORFEITURES $ 31,600 $ 87,700 $ 13,200 $ 132,500 MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES $ 405,300 $ 75,000 $ 197,015 $ 7,600 $ 10,280 $ 28,510 $ 47,000 $ 770,705 OTHER FINANCING SOURCES $ 1,300,018 $ 1,395,987 $ 2,320,906 $ 3,650,000 $ 195,888 $ 8,862,799

TOTAL REVENUES AND OTHER FINANCING SOURCES $ 43,301,125 $ 8,414,985 $ 5,588,481 $ 6,021,119 $ 5,097,020 $ 4,960,280 $ 3,503,767 $ 10,606,613 $0 $ 87,493,390

TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES AND BALANCES $ 48,978,523 $ 10,459,985 $ 10,084,681 $ 26,096,695 $ 7,401,770 $ 13,371,671 $ 13,686,193 $ 12,574,289 $0 $ 142,653,807

EXPENDITURES/EXPENSES

GENERAL GOVERNMENT $ 6,127,068 $ 381,000 $ 2,726,839 $ 5,062,019 $ 500,000 $ 717,336 $ 15,514,262 GENERAL OPERATIONS-COURT-RELATED $ 1,292,366 $ 1,043,785 $ 2,336,151 PUBLIC SAFETY $ 10,226,662 $ 1,094,505 $ 2,389,781 $ 1,515,000 $ 6,128,932 $ 21,354,880 PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT $ 620,963 $ 1,016,487 $ 4,286,979 $ 5,924,429 TRANSPORTATION $ 7,793,126 $ 330,000 $ 11,336,852 $ 7,933,274 $ 15,000 $ 27,408,252 ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT $ 143,793 $ 2,221,400 $ 2,365,193 HUMAN SERVICES $ 2,810,568 $ 130,155 $ 1,003,458 $ 3,944,181 CULTURE & RECREATION $ 2,684,156 $ 894,548 $ 29,350 $ 3,608,054 OTHER FINANCING SOURCES(USES) $ 21,359,139 $ 1,634,115 $ 2,150,000 $ 818,060 $ 27,410 $ 1,520,521 $ 3,070,603 $ 30,579,848

TOTAL EXPENDITURES/EXPENSES $ 45,264,715 $ 9,427,241 $ 3,955,505 $ 22,577,907 $ 5,089,429 $ 9,977,624 $ 5,807,500 $ 10,935,329 $0 $ 113,035,250

RESERVES $ 3,713,808 $ 1,032,744 $ 6,129,176 $ 3,518,788 $ 2,312,341 $ 3,394,047 $ 7,878,693 $ 1,638,960 $0 $ 29,618,557

TOTAL APPROPRIATED EXPENDITURES AND RESERVES $ 48,978,523 $ 10,459,985 $ 10,084,681 $ 26,096,695 $ 7,401,770 $ 13,371,671 $ 13,686,193 $ 12,574,289 $0 $ 142,653,807

THE TENTATIVE, ADOPTED, AND/OR FINAL BUDGETS ARE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED TAXING AUTHORITY AS A PUBLIC RECORD.

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12A WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2009 NEWS News-Leader POLICE REPORT Armed robbery This was written by Jason up a vast majority of that sum, dressed in all black with hoods I Alisha Renee Ward, 18, Yurgartis of the News-Leader according to a Nassau County over their faces who tried to 86081 Worthington Drive, from oral and written reports by Sheriff’s Office incident report. grab her and take her into the Yulee, Sept. 19, dealing in stolen the Nassau County Sheriff’s According to the report, the woods, according to the report. property. at cash store Office, the city of Fernandina family locked their Fiddler’s The woman said the men hit I Darryl Roger Johnson, 56, Beach Police Department and Walk home prior to leaving her a couple of times in the 551055 Rooster Lane, Hilliard, other agencies. Arrest indicates Friday morning, but sometime lower back, but she was able to Sept. 19, six counts of criminal suspicion of a crime, not guilt. between then and Sunday after- escape back to her residence. mischief. Anyone with information noon the exterior door to the I Barbara Jean White, 27, about criminal activity can con- master bedroom was pried Store burgled Folkston, Ga., Sept. 18, obtain- tact the Fernandina Beach Police open. A Yulee gas station was bur- ing a controlled substance by Department at 277-7342 or the Latent prints were found on glarized sometime between 3 fraud, trafficking four grams to Nassau County Sheriff’s Office a plastic container that held the a.m. and 6:45 a.m. Thursday as under 30 kilograms of anonymously by calling 225-0147 rare coins, but no suspects were thieves made off with cash and hydrocodone. in Yulee and Fernandina Beach named in the report. caused damage throughout the I Michael Allen Perry, 23, or 879-2136 in Callahan, store. 95001 Terra Cotta Way, Hilliard and Bryceville. The “We Abduction attempt A manager of the BP gas sta- Fernandina Beach, Sept. 18, vio- Tip” program – 1-800-78CRIME A Bryceville woman nar- tion at 462487 SR 200 was lation of probation – child abuse. – also allows callers to leave rowly escaped abduction just unlocking the door to open for I Mark Justin Moore, 22, anonymous tips. after 11:30 p.m. Sunday as two business Thursday when she 54011 Wanda Way, Callahan, men tried to pull her into the discovered items out of place, Sept. 18, obtaining property by Home ransacked woods near her home. according to a Nassau County false personation, petit theft, A Fernandina Beach family According to an incident Sheriff’s Office report. making a false official state- returned home from an out-of- report, the victim said she was According to the report, the ment. town trip Sunday to find their retrieving her dog, which was suspect or suspects used some I Deborah Ann James, 44, home ransacked and items running north along nearby CR type of tool to enter the rear of 371023 Oxford St., Hilliard, stolen, including valuable, rare 121 after it broke loose from the building and then stole a Sept. 18, violation of probation – currency. her property on D.B. Hicks safe from behind the counter, sale and delivery of cocaine. In all, burglars made off with Road. attempted to steal a safe from I Carlos Ernesto Flores nearly $40,000 in belongings, The woman said she was the attached Domino’s Pizza Mendoza, 20, 411 S. Fletcher with three sets of coins making approached by two white men office and removed a safe from Ave., #6, Fernandina Beach, the attached Subway store, Sept. 17, violation of probation – which was recovered from child abuse. FERNANDINA BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT behind the building near a large I Carol Faye Peeples, 47, These images from a surveillance video show an hole that appeared to have been 850766 US 17, Apt. 3B, Yulee, armed robbery Friday afternoon of the Advance cut to exit. Sept. 16, violation of probation – America Cash Advance store at 1714 S. Eighth St. The ATM machine was felony battery. PACKAGE moved from a hallway restroom I Samuel Coney Dowdy, 35, area and found next to the 76059 Dove Road, Yulee, Sept. HAPPY HOUR MON-SUN $1.50 DRAFTS $2.50 WELLS Subway safe, the report stated. 16, writ of attachment – con- The ATM was broken open and tempt of court. an undetermined amount of I Matthew Robin Thomp- Monday Night money stolen from it, the report son, 22, 54025 Sherwood Road, $1 PBR’s & .50 Drafts stated. Callahan, Sept. 15, violation of In all, authorities estimated probation – grand theft. Tuesday Night $3,250 in theft and damages, I Patricia Cubbedge Fur- Beer Pong Tournament the report stated. man, 49, Jacksonville, Sept. 14, bond surrender – criminal 1st Prize Felony arrests mischief over $1,000, stalking, Karoake I Delbert Earl Milligan, 53, possession of less than 20 Jacksonville, Sept. 19, violation grams of marijuana, introduc- T Thursday Night of probation – possession of ing contraband into a detention Starting 9.24.09 cocaine. facility. Y Yankee Slickers I Jake Allen Dailey, 29, Jacksonville, Sept. 14, two $10 Margarita/Pitcher, counts of uttering a forged $12 Long Island Iced check. Tea/Pitcher I Donald James Gibson, 21, Jacksonville, Sept. 14, violation Friday Night of probation – grand theft, fail- Bartenders call the Shots All Night ure to appear – possession of alcohol, failure to appear – open JASON YURGARTIS report, authorities evacuated Saturday Night container. News-Leader all buildings and searched the Ladies Drink Free I Mark Robin Thompson, campus, which had been 46, 34555 Old Baldwin Road, The Fernandina Beach largely vacated by students 10-1 am, Wells & Drafts, Callahan, Sept. 14, failure to Police Department is investi- after the school day ended. Guys Drink Free appear – grand theft. gating two incidents that Nothing out of the ordinary 1 am to close I Timothy Dale Nelson, occurred Friday afternoon – a was found and authorities Y ESDA 31, 86127 Pamela Road, Yulee, bomb threat and a robbery – believed the threat to be a EDN DAY W ATUR SundayNight RU S Sept. 11, cruelty toward a they said might be related. diversion or a hoax. TH KINI BI G child – infliction of physical or About 3:15 p.m. a man call- According to a press NCIN Sin 345 DA mental injury, resisting or ing from a pay phone said a release, minutes after the obstructing an officer without bomb had been placed at bomb threat an armed rob- 915 S. 14th St. • Jasmine Plaza violence. Fernandina Beach High bery was reported at 3:23 p.m. (Next to Moon River) 491-3849 [email protected] School. According to a police at Advance America Cash Advance store at 1714 S. Eighth St. The suspect – described as a white male between 6- feet-2 inches and 6-feet-4 inches tall, in his late 20s to early 30s with a very thin build and short, wavy brown hair – entered the store acting as if he was going to conduct legitimate business. He was on crutches, with bandages on his face, dark sunglasses, khaki pants, a light colored dress shirt and tie and carrying a brown satchel. According to the report, the suspect was buzzed into the store by an employee and given an application and pen. As an employee went back behind the counter, the man brandished a gun at the two employees. No longer using his crutches, he ran behind the counter and screamed, “Give me the money! Give me the money! Hurry up! Hurry up,” accord- ing to the report. The two victims put money from the registers into the sus- pect’s bag and were instruct- ed to get into the bathroom, where the man sprayed them with pepper spray and closed the door. One of the employ- ees locked the door and pulled the alarm, but the suspect fled, without the crutches. He was in the store a total of five to seven minutes, the report stated. The incident was cap- tured by a surveillance cam- era system. The suspect may have a tattoo of the sun on the back of one of his hands or fingers and he held the weapon, described as a gray, possibly automatic handgun, in his left hand. According to the press release, detectives believe the public may have seen the man walking away from the area, but would not have been aware of the armed robbery. Anyone who observed suspi- cious people or vehicles on Friday between 3-3:45 p.m. should contact Fernandina Beach Police Detective Freddie Peake at 277-7342, ext. 245, or Capt. David Bishop at ext. 233. Or call Crime Stoppers at 1-800- 78CRIME. Detectives continue to fol- low leads in each case to determine if they are related, the press release stated. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

WEDNESDAY, September 23, 2009 NEWS News-Leader 13A COURT REPORT Sheriff splits from Shop with Cops The following report was charge of misdemeanor bat- compiled by Jason Yurgartis, tery and was adjudicated JASON YURGARTIS Monahan said in the letter News-Leader staff, from the guilty. An additional charge of News-Leader that Shop with Cops would nar- Sept. 17 court docket of Circuit aggravated assault was not row its focus to Emma Love Court Judge Robert Foster. prosecuted. He was sentenced The Nassau County Sheriff’s ‘We are taking the Cops & Kids Elementary and Southside I Robert William Ander- to time served with a restitu- Office will no longer participate Elementary schools. He son pleaded not guilty to bur- tion amount reserved for a in conjunction with Fernandina program in a different direction.’ declined to comment further. glary and grand theft. later date by the court. Beach Police in the Shop with SHERIFF TOMMY SEAGRAVES Meanwhile, the sheriff’s I Michael Andrew Bell Sergent was ordered to pay Cops program and will instead office has started its fundraising pleaded guilty as charged to $50 to the State Attorney’s proceed with a similar year- efforts for Cops & Kids by way dealing in stolen property and Office, $150 to the Office of round program focusing solely of an “I Shot with the Nassau grand theft and adjudication Regional Conflict Counsel, on Nassau County. of Shop with Cops, Seagraves success of the Shop with Cops County Sheriff,” a sporting clay was withheld. He was sen- $183 in court costs and $352 in Shop with cops, started in said his agency’s Cops & Kids program, which he expanded tournament in which partici- tenced to 24 months proba- surcharges. 2004, is a nonprofit program program “will be coordinating from the city of Fernandina pants can test their skills tion with a condition of early I Charles James Skolnick that collects money to allow with the Nassau County School Beach to the rest of Nassau “against Sheriff Seagraves and termination if he is in full com- pleaded guilty to felony disadvantaged youths to Board personnel regarding the County at the request of other local law enforcement offi- pliance and must complete the domestic battery and was shop for school supplies or needs of the children of Nassau Seagraves in 2006. He said in cers while raising money for a Salvation Army drug treat- adjudicated guilty. He was sen- Christmas presents with a County.” the letter he would try to avoid good cause,” according to a ment program. Bell was tenced to time served and 18 police officer. “We are taking the Cops & confusion about the split while press release. ordered to pay $100 to the months probation with special Nassau County Sheriff Kids program in a different fundraising. The event was originally slat- State Attorney’s Office, $150 conditions of no victim con- Tommy Seagraves said the direction,” Seagraves said in the “As I proceed with the ed for Oct. 8 at Amelia Shotgun to the Public Defender’s tact, compliance with divorce sheriff’s office pulled about letter. “Either myself, or some- fundraising activities for 2009 Sports in Yulee with entry fees Office, $348 in court costs and and DCA plans, completion of $17,000 from the Shop with one within the Nassau County and beyond, in order to avoid of $500 for a two-person team $1,328 in restitution. a mental health evaluation Cops account for a new Cops Sheriff’s Office, who I desig- any possible confusion, I and $800 for a four-person team. I A sentencing hearing is within 30 days and completion & Kids program, part of the nate, will be making any will be sure to clarify at each of However, the event was pushed Oct. 22 for Bobby Joe Black- of a drug and alcohol evalua- Sheriff’s Foundation of Nassau presentation about this program my appearances before the back to Nov. 6 and fees were mon, who pleaded guilty to tion and follow-up within 60 County. to the citizens of Nassau civic, social, fraternal and reli- dropped to $250 for a two-per- felony battery and faces a days. Skolnick was ordered to Seagraves said he wanted to County.” gious organizations of the city son team and $500 for a four- maximum of five years in a pay $100 to the State expand programs to help dis- The sheriff’s Public and county, that at your discre- person team. state prison. He was released Attorney’s Office, $150 to the advantaged youths throughout Information Officer Angela tion, our programs have been According to a press release on his own recognizance until Public Defender’s Office, $348 the year. “Shop with Cops is a Spears said the split was ami- separated into two discrete about Cops & Kids, “It’s part of sentencing under the condi- in court costs and $352 in sur- great program, but it’s season- cable. She said since the pro- segments – mine for the city the Sheriff’s Foundation of tion of no victim contact. charges. al. . . . We’re trying to expand it gram’s inception in 2006, it has schools and yours for the Nassau County, Inc. The goal I Thomas Lell Capps I Thomas Eugene from beyond the holiday sea- helped 600 children and raised county,” Monahan wrote. “In is to promote public safety pleaded not guilty to two Solomon pleaded not guilty to son and trying to look at ideas $59,700 in donations from the that manner, each organization through education, public counts of burglary of an occu- aggravated assault. to help kids throughout the community. may make their own determi- awareness and charitable activ- pied dwelling and two counts I Matthew Robin Thomp- year.” In a Sept. 4 letter to nation of their funding ities.” of exploitation of less than son pleaded not guilty to two According to Susan Holden- Seagraves, Monahan cited the response.” [email protected] $20,000 of an aged adult. counts of violation of proba- Dodge, executive director of the I Reggie John Chaney tion for grand theft. non-profit Barnabas Center, the pleaded guilty to violation of I Carl Eugene Thorton fiduciary agent for Shop with probation for burglary of a pleaded not guilty to aggra- Cops, the sheriff’s office with- dwelling. He was sentenced vated battery, violation of drew funds raised for the West to eight months in the Nassau injunction to protect against Side. She declined to comment County Jail with credit for 71 domestic violence and aggra- further. days served and was ordered vated stalking. According to financial state- to pay $1,620.04 in outstanding I John Mark Tromblay ments filed with the Internal court costs. pleaded not guilty to felony Revenue Service by Barnabas, I Ronald Lee Clemons battery. the Shop With Cops program pleaded guilty to exploitation I Simon Keith Wolfe raised $37,576 and dispersed of less than $20,000 of an aged pleaded not guilty to felony $36,469 in 2007. adult and adjudication was battery. In an Aug. 24 letter to Don withheld. He was sentenced [email protected] Monahan, volunteer chairman to time served in the Nassau County Jail, 24 months pro- bation, 50 hours of communi- ty service at 10 hours a month HURRICANE SHUTTERS and must write a letter of apol- Call for an appointment to see ogy within 10 days. Clemons our summer specials • ROLLING SHUTTERS was ordered to pay $100 to • ACCORDION SHUTTERS

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• RESCREENING REPAIR I grand theft and dealing in L • SEAMLESS GUTTERS stolen property. I Shawn Jason Daniels • DECORATIVE CONCRETE pleaded not guilty to driving while license is suspended or revoked (habitual offender). I Aubrey Anthony Forbes Jr. pleaded not guilty to grand theft of a motor vehicle, flee- ing in an attempt to elude law enforcement, obstructing or opposing an officer without violence and driving while license is suspended, revoked or canceled. I A trial date of Nov. 16 was set for Ginger Lynn Freet on a charge of obtaining a con- trolled substance by fraud. I Arlo Michelle Godron pleaded not guilty to posses- sion of cocaine. I Jeremy David Harbottle pleaded not guilty to burglary and grand theft. I Mark Gregory Hill pleaded not guilty to posses- sion of a controlled substance and DUI. I Robert Bryan Holloway pleaded not guilty to domestic aggravated assault and domes- tic battery. I A motion to dismiss two counts of burglary of a struc- ture or conveyance was grant- ed for Leon Junior Latson. I Joel Lindy Lovitt pleaded not guilty to two counts of vio- lation of probation for dealing in stolen property. His proba- tion was revoked and termi- nated. Outstanding court costs of $249.60 were waived. I Richard Jackson Lynn pleaded not guilty to grand theft and dealing in stolen property. I Ellis Stanley McHale pleaded guilty for convenience to grand theft and guilty as charged to aggravated stalk- ing and was adjudicated guilty on both charges. He was sen- tenced to time served, two years of probation with a spe- cial condition of no victim con- tact and must complete a bat- terers’ intervention program within 30 days. McHale was ordered to pay $200 to the State Attorney’s Office and $696 in court costs. I Stephen Dalton Perry pleaded not guilty to first- degree arson and assault. I Anthony Reed Sergent was charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, but pleaded guilty for con- venience to a lesser included A S P L N

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14A WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2009 NEWS News-Leader BALD EAGLE City tennis pro departs

ANGELA DAUGHTRY benefits. He says he submit- them,” says Kalpin. News-Leader ted a new employment contract Kalpin says he resubmitted to City Attorney Tammi Bach, his own contract after hearing Lanny Kalpin’s last day but did not hear from her. about the new city RFP, but did teaching tennis for the city of According to Kalpin, Bach not submit a sealed bid. “No Fernandina Beach was Sept. and Voit finally put together a experienced tennis pro would 9. According to Kalpin, he new tennis pro contract and put in a bid for (the city’s) RFP,” never got an official notice submitted it to the city in said Kalpin, who says there from the city that the job was March. Kalpin says he knew were many aspects of the city no longer his. his salary would be reduced if contract he did not agree with. City commissioners appro- he became a city employee, For example, maintenance of ved a resolution for a new city but he wanted the security and the courts is part of the con- tennis pro Sept. 15. Jason health benefits. tract, but when he had the job Berke, formerly of Bradenton, “The city would have made he maintained the courts on was selected by a city commit- more money, and there were his own time, when he wasn’t tee of three members, who incentives for me to do better,” teaching. evaluated two proposals sub- he says. “I met all the state require- mitted to the city for tennis But rather than accepting ments to be an employee,” says instructor. the contract, city staff decided Kalpin. “I was here before the The resolution states that to put Kalpin’s job out to bid in city manager and the golf pro Kalpin “chose not to submit a June. “I was just trying to get a (Scott Womble). I figured they sealed proposal, has resigned more secure position, but would grandfather me in.” and has relocated to south the opposite happened,” he Kalpin says he sent 100 sur- Florida.” But Kalpin says he says. veys out to his tennis students never officially resigned. Kalpin created the business in April or May and then sub- Now Kalpin and his family, himself in 2005, when he mitted them to the city. The after renting out their house approached the city and asked surveys indicated that his stu- on Chester Road, are headed if he could start a tennis pro- dents “were all happy and con- back to Fort Myers, where his gram using the tennis courts in tent,” says Kalpin, who says wife has family. Kalpin says he Central Park. “I started the the surveys are still with city hopes to find somewhere to whole thing,” he says. “I was staff. JAKE CAVAN/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER teach tennis again, but it will the first one to put a compre- In July, several dozen of Three youngsters spotted this bald eagle on the end of their dock on Lanceford Creek not be easy in this difficult eco- hensive plan together.” Kalpin’s students spoke at a last week. Melissa Cavan said her boys Jake, 10, a fifth-grader at Emma Love Hardee, nomic climate. According to Kalpin, tennis city commission meeting in Alex, 8, a second-grader at Southside and Chandler, 5, a kindergartner there, were “It’s terrible (in Fort students made their checks support of their instructor. “It thrilled by the sight. Jake wisely ran and got a camera, and took the photograph. Myers), worse than it is here,” out to the city of Fernandina was the most successful pro- he says. “It’s not good timing as Beach to take lessons from gram in the city,” said Kalpin. far as the economy. ... I’d still be him, and the city kept 20 per- “This is something I created on those (Central Park) courts cent of the proceeds, which ... if they go to Lanny Kalpin, today if they didn’t put a last year amounted to about they like Lanny Kalpin.” Request for Proposals on my $15,000. Kalpin’s contract was Kalpin said many of his for- job.” renewed yearly. mer students “are boycotting It started about a year and Kalpin says he is still not the city.” a half ago, when Kalpin asked sure why city staff decided to “The new pro is not going Parks & Recreation Director put his job out to bid. “No (city) to have a lot to start with,” he Nan Voit if he could be con- commissioners knew about said. sidered a city employee with this until I called and told Kalpin says he also is con- cerned about his former stu- dents dropping tennis alto- When was the last time you played hopscotch? The grands and I gether. “I want people to know played last week and you know I had to draw it out with some really they need to stay with their cool colored chalk and explain the rules. It is a good old fashion game and needless to say I WON! Come by the coffee is on. tennis. 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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2009 NEWS-LEADER / FERNANDINA BEACH, FLORIDA Yulee tops Matanzas Hornets now 3-0 on season BETH JONES Quarterback Conner Petty News-Leader scored the second-half TD on a three-yard run. Derrick Henry has nine Henry finished the night touchdowns for the season and with 237 yards on 32 rushes to the freshman added two Friday go along with his two touch- night when the Yulee Hornets downs. Deberry had nine car- hosted the Matanzas Pirates. ries for 62 yards and a TD. Yulee won 28-6 and pushed Antario Rainey had a catch for its record to 3-0. 37 yards. Byron Alderman, who “It was great for the kids to is averaging 10 yards a rush, see that, if they prepare the had four carries for 40 yards. right way, they will play well on Morlotte was 4-for-4 on Friday,” said Bobby Ramsay, PATs. second-year head football coach Mychal Culpepper had an at Yulee High School. “We interception and seven tackles Yulee defenders Jacob Castellanos and Devron Wingard always stress practicing well for Yulee. Jake Litecky led in move in on a Matanzas runner Friday night, above. leads to playing well, but I think stops with eight and also forced Freshman Derrick “Shocka” Henry, right, scored his a week like last week and a a fumble. Deberry, Alderman eighth and ninth touchdowns of the season Friday. week like this week proved that and Jake Green had four tack- Jeremy Deberry, below, makes his way down the field to the players. les apiece (Green has 20 for for Yulee (3-0). More photos, 5B. “Defensively, we kept them the season) and Justin Miller, PHOTOS BY BETH JONES/NEWS-LEADER out of the end zone. Matanzas Jacob Castellanos, Kelvin had a lot of athletes and was a Rainey and Devron Wingard talented team, so not giving up had three each. a TD was quite a feat. Jonathan Knauss and “On offense, our line played Cameron Ponder, who has six very well. They out hit a bigger sacks on the season along with group. Derrick and Jeremy Deberry, had two tackles each. (Deberry) ran tough. We need George Shepard, Zach Martin, to do a better job in the red Derrick Peterson and Jorge zone and are still struggling to Figueroa had one stop apiece. pass.” Alderman intercepted a Henry was in the end zone Matanzas pass, Castellanos had early in the first quarter and a quarterback sack and Kelvin returned early in the second Rainey recovered a fumble. for his two scores on the night. The district opener is this Ashton Morlotte kicked the week for unbeaten Yulee, which point-after for both. travels to Episcopal Friday. Matanzas got on the board Kickoff is at 7:30 p.m. with 5:28 left before half with a “This week is Episcopal, a field goal but, with 3:24 left in very good team that throws it the first half, Yulee was back extremely well,” Ramsay said. in the end zone. Deberry ran “It’s district time and we have to three yards up the middle for a step up.” Hornet TD. Morlotte again pro- Yulee returns home Oct. 9 vided the PAT. to host West Nassau at 7 p.m. Pirates saddled by Providence Stallions 24-14 BETH JONES 35 yards on the night, Brett Carlos Holcey had five solo News-Leader Dahl carried five times for 26 tackles, four assists and a pass yards and Alford had four car- breakup. Dante Galloro had The Pirates scored 14 unan- ries for 56 yards. Timmy four solo tackles and an assist. swered points in the fourth Roszell rushed three times for Tai Dunwood had three solo quarter Friday night, but it was- two yards and completed one of stops and a pair of assists. Trey n’t enough. They lost 24-14 to seven passes for 11 yards with Morris had seven solo tackles the visiting Providence Stallions a pair of interceptions. Taylor and three assists. and dropped to 1-2 on the sea- was 2-for-4 for 109 yards and a Jordan Holland had three son. pair of TDs and also had a pair solo tackles and a pass breakup. “We were trying to show of rushes for 18 yards. Dee Clayton had three assists. some heart,” said Ed “Puggy” Herrera had a pair of recep- Taylor had a solo and an assist. Brown, head football coach for tions for 64 yards. Conner McNamee had seven the Fernandina Beach High Phillips, a junior, punted solo stops and and assist. Jake School Pirates. three times for distances of 28, Foley had three solos and an Providence had a 17-0 lead BETH JONES/NEWS-LEADER 30 and 37 yards, respectively. assist. J.D. Johnson recorded at halftime and built on it in the FBHS’s Josh Herrera, Alford led the defense with a solo tackle. second half, going up 24-0 above, scored a touch- 10 solo stops, three assists and The Pirates (1-2) open dis- before the Pirates could down Friday. Brett Dahl is an interception. trict play this week, traveling answer. wrapped up by a Provi- “I think for the last two or to Callahan Friday to take on Senior Alex Taylor stepped dence defender, right. three weeks Tai has been lead- the West Nassau Warriors. in at quarterback in the fourth More photos, 5B. ing our defense,” Brown said. Kickoff is at 7:30 p.m. quarter and threw a pair of “He’s been playing solid on “They killed Hilliard and touchdown passes — a 55- both sides for us.” they had a good win against yarder to Josh Herrera and a after for both. Brown said. “We have district We have to challenge ourselves Kimble had nine solo tack- Englewood,” Brown said. “Two 54-yarder to Tahj Kimble. “The last few weeks we play this week. We have to be to be ready to play.” les. Malcolm Wilcox had five big wins. They’re big up front Robby Phillips kicked the point- haven’t played good football,” ready, running on all cylinders. Kimble had 10 carries for solo tackles and two assists. and they’re running at you.” TINY MITES Moral victory shouldn’t concern UF fans niversity of Florida football third time in four years defensive contest. fans filed out of Ben Hill on Dec. 5, vying for And despite the close margin of vic- Griffin Stadium Saturday night another conference tory, the Gators were able to keep U seemingly under a cloud of crown. And if they Tennessee at arm’s length and at least gloom. The proverbial blood they achieve that goal, well, two possessions away from taking a lead smelled before the much-anticipated a trip to Pasadena for throughout the game. Sure, it was ugly clash with loudmouth Lane Kiffin and all the marbles is a dis- by University of Florida standards, but it his Tennessee Volunteers remained tinct possibility. was never really in question. largely unshed during the course of Tennessee is 1-2 When everything was said and done, what turned out to be a conservative and still unranked. Florida head coach Urban Meyer and performance by the Gators. Kiffin likely didn’t sing his staff secured a solid victory in what After the final whistle blew, the “Rocky Top” all night is traditionally the toughest division of Tennessee marching band played SPORTS long because his team the best conference in college football. “Rocky Top” for a good five minutes TALK didn’t beat Florida in The goal of a SEC championship is alive from the southeast corner of the stadi- The Swamp. and well. Everything is still in propor- um as mostly blue-clad Gator fans hung JOHN L. Everybody and his tion in the SEC East, with Florida on top their heads walking down the densely CRAWFORD brother wanted to see and Tennessee somewhere below after populated concourses of The Swamp. Florida knock a knot their fifth straight loss to the Gators. The silence was akin to the moment on Kiffin’s over-inflated Florida now leads the all-time series after former FSU RB Warrick Dunn melon and that’s what they got. Anyone with the Vols by a 20-19 clip. Saturday’s streaked down the sidelines to secure a who doesn’t agree should check the lat- win was the Gators’ 13th straight, which Seminoles’ victory in 1993. An outsider est SEC East standings. All is well in is a new team record. looking in Saturday would have sworn Gainesville. Hey, Gator fans, just give the poor everyone in attendance had just buried Seriously, nothing short of a 50-0 Vols their moral victory and move on. his favorite uncle. The left side of drubbing, complete with a 50-some-odd- You still have reservations in Atlanta for Florida’s 23-13 victory, it seems, fell yard Tim Tebow bomb for a touchdown early December, while Tennessee will about 50 points short on the revenge as time expired, would have stacked up be lucky to get there later in the month scale. Tennessee had earned a moral to the unbelievable hype placed on this for the Chick-fil-A Bowl. People remem- victory. game. ber championships. Moral victories? Breaking news: The University of As it turned out, UT defensive coor- Well, not so much. BETH JONES/NEWS-LEADER Florida football team is still undefeated dinator Monte Kiffin had a pretty good Austin Barber picks up some yards for the Yulee Pop and the top-ranked team in college foot- plan for which the Florida coaching staff John L. Crawford’s column appears in Warner Tiny Mite Green team Saturday when the ball. If the SEC East plays out as expect- admittedly over-prepared. The result the News-Leader on Wednesdays. E-mail Hornets hosted Oak Leaf’s Gators. ed, the Gators will be in Atlanta for the was a close-to-the-vest, grind-it-out, him at [email protected]. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

2B WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2009 SPORTS News-Leader

2009 SCHEDULES TINY TIGERS BOWLING SCORES

FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL STRIKERS FAMILY Varsity Football Cross Country Sept. 25 at West Nassau* 7:30 Sept. 26 Bob Hans, Ridgeview 8am BOWLING CENTER Oct. 2 BOLLES* 7:30 Oct. 2 flrunners.com, Titusville 8am Yulee Oct. 9 EPISCOPAL* 7:30 Oct. 10 Asics Classic, E. Riddle 8am High league scores Oct. 23 INTERLACHEN* homecom. 7:30 Oct. 17 CIS Open 4:00 Oct. 30 at University Christian* 7:30 Oct. 24 Bronco Bob, Middleburg 7am Nov. 6 at Yulee* 7:00 Oct. 29 COUNTY 4:30 High game male Nov. 13 at Matanzas 7:00 Nov. 5 District 2-2A Richard Williams, 219, Holy * District games Nov. 14 Region 1-2A, Tallahassee Nov. 21 State 2A meet, Dade City 8am Bowlers YULEE HIGH SCHOOL Joe Ford, 234, Monday Nite Varsity Football FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Mix Sept. 25 at Episcopal* 7:30 Junior Varsity Football Oct. 9 WEST NASSAU* 7:00 Sept. 24 WEST NASSAU 7:00 High game female Oct. 16 at Bolles* 7:30 Oct. 1 at Bolles 7:00 Emalene Feagle, 219, Holy Oct. 23 UNIVERSITY CHRIST.* 7:00 Oct. 8 at Camden County 5:00 Bowlers Oct. 30 at Interlachen* 7:30 Oct. 15 at Stanton 6:00 Nov. 6 FERNANDINA* 7:00 Oct. 22 BISHOP KENNY 7:00 Vikky Romedy, 209, Monday Nov. 13 at Paxon 7:00 Oct. 29 YULEE 7:00 Nite Mix * District games Linda Palumbo, 202, Tuesday FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL YULEE HIGH SCHOOL Swimming Morning Ladies Volleyball Sept. 24 FLORIDA D&B High series male Sept. 24 EPISCOPAL 5:30/6:30 Sept. 29 at Baldwin Danny Morgan, 546, Holy Sept. 29 FERNANDINA BEACH 5:30/6:30 Oct. 1 PROVIDENCE 4:00 Oct. 2-3 Keystone tourney Oct. 6 BISHOP SNYDER Bowlers Oct. 6 at Raines (varsity) 6:00 Oct. 13 at St. Johns Country Day 4:30 Howard Jordan, 617, Monday Oct. 12 TRINITY 6/7:00 Oct. 15 at Episcopal 4:30 Nite Mix Oct. 13 at Fernandina Beach 5:30/6:30 Oct. 22 BALDWIN Oct. 20 WEST NASSAU 5:30/6:30 Oct. 26-31 District High series female Oct. 26-29 District Nov. 7 Regional Sissy Guinn, 551, Holy Bowlers Nov. 12-14 State Christina Jordan, 490, Monday YULEE HIGH SCHOOL Boys Golf FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL SUBMITTED Nite Mix Sept. 24 EPISCOPAL Boys Golf Pak’s Karate Academy of Fernandina Beach held its quarterly belt promotion for Linda Palumbo, 497, Tuesday Oct. 1 at St. Johns Country Day Sept. 28 at West Nassau 4:00 Morning Ladies Oct. 5 at West Nassau Oct. 6 at Providence 4:00 Tiny Tigers (4-6 years old) Sept. 11. Students were quizzed on the life skills they Oct. 8 HILLIARD Oct. 13 YULEE /Providence (JV) 4:00 200-plus bowlers Oct. 13 at Fernandina Beach Oct. 14 WEST NASSAU 4:00 had worked on over the past three months and demonstrated their stances, blocks Wayne Davis, 202, Monday Oct. 15 at Trinity Oct. 15 Bishop Kenny TBA 4:00 and kicks as well as broke a board with a sidekick. Promoting to white/yellow stripe Nite Mix Oct. 20 District at Fernandina Beach Oct. 19 or 20 District Howard Jordan, 229, MNM Oct. 26 Region, Haile Plantation belt were Mason Ott, Kyle Ware, Christian Staver, Ian Head, Gabriel Oyler, Daisy YULEE HIGH SCHOOL Oct. 27-29 State in Dunnellon Adams and Jamison Beckham. Promoting to advanced white/yellow stripe belt was Lawernce Mitchell, 201, MNM Girls Golf Dennis Mitchell, 206, MNM Sept. 24 at Fernandina Beach FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Blayke Morris. Promoting to white/green stripe belt were Anthony Llerandi and Mike Johnson, 215, MNM Oct. 6 at Hilliard Girls Golf Oct. 13 at Hilliard Sept. 23 at Providence 4:00 John Raymond. Promoting to advanced white/green stripe belt were Drake Ware Robert Blue, 223, MNM Oct. 14 at West Nassau Sept. 24 ORANGE PARK 4:00 and Brett Roffler. Promoting to white/blue stripe belt were Natalie Ealum, Gabrielle Joe Ford, 234, MNM Oct. 19 District at Fernandina Beach Sept. 29 at Bishop Kenny 4:00 Ray Giroux, 200, MNM Sept. 30 BOLLES 4:00 Gleason, Keelan Johnson and Chandler Lightsey. Promoting to advanced white/blue YULEE HIGH SCHOOL Oct. 1 at Episcopal 4:15 stripe belt were Cameron DeVane and Chandler Beckham. Promoting to advanced Vikky Romedy, 209, MNM Cross Country Oct. 5 WEST NASSAU 4:00 white/brown stripe belt was Jack Shaw. Promoting to white/red stripe belt were Richard Williams, 219, Holy Oct. 6 at West Nassau Oct. 7 Bolles 4:00 Bowlers Oct. 15 at Baker County Oct. 8 PONTE VEDRA 4:00 Hampton Tanner and Nathan Sabattini. Promoting to advanced white/red stripe was Oct. 20 home meet Oct. 12 at Oak Hall 4:00 Emalene Williams, 219, HB Oct. 29 County Oct. 19 or 20 District Steven Durr. Promoting to orange/black stripe belt was “King of the Jungle” Kyle Linda Palumbo, 202, Tuesday YULEE HIGH SCHOOL Oct. 26 Region at UF Lee. Morning Ladies Swimming Nov. 2-4 State at Lakeland Sept. 24 Florida D&B Sept. 29 Baldwin FERNANDINA BEACH MIDDLE SCHOOL Oct. 13 Bishop Snyder Football Oct. 15 Episcopal Sept. 29 CALLAHAN 6:00 Oct. 22 Baldwin Oct. 6 at Hilliard 6:00 RECREATION ROUNDUP Oct. 26-31 District Oct. 13 PROVIDENCE 4:30 Nov. 5-7 Regional Oct. 20 YULEE 6:00 Nov. 12-14 State The city of Fernandina Beach Recre- • Peck Gym weight room is open Mondays and Wednesdays from 6-7 FERNANDINA BEACH MIDDLE SCHOOL ation Department (city website www.fbfl. from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through p.m. Each class is a full body workout FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Volleyball Volleyball Sept. 24 CALLAHAN 5/6:00 us) offers the following: Friday and from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. with resistance bands, light dumbbells Sept. 23 ORANGE PARK 5:30/6:30 Sept. 28 at Yulee 5/6:00 • Open basketball is Mondays and Saturdays. Cost is $3 a day or $25 a and more. All levels welcome. Fee is $3 Sept. 26 JV tourney at Menendez Oct. 1 County at Hilliard Sept. 29 at Yulee* 5:30/6:30 Wednesdays and Thursdays from 11 month for city residents ($30 non-city). a class; pay on site. Call Jay at 277- Oct. 1 at Menendez 5:30/6:30 YULEE MIDDLE SCHOOL Oct. 3 Dig Pink-Stanton (varsity) TBA Football a.m. to 5:15 p.m., Thursdays from 11 Personal training is available. Fee is $30 7364 or e-mail [email protected]. Oct. 5 at Middleburg 5:30/6:30 Sept. 29 HILLIARD 6:00 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturdays and per session, $75 per week (three ses- • Private, semi-private (two people) or Oct. 8 at Bolles* 5:30/6:30 Oct. 6 at Callahan 6:00 Oct. 13 YULEE 5:30/6:30 Oct. 13 RICHARDSON 6:00 Sundays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Peck sions) or $200 a month (two sessions group (three or more) tennis lessons Oct. 19 WEST NASSAU** 5:30/6:30 Oct. 20 at Fernandina Beach 6:00 Gym, based on availability. per week for four weeks). Monthly pack- resume in September at the Central Oct. 20 UNIV. 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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2009 SPORTS News-Leader 3B FBHS girls get their lone win against Bishop Kenny The Fernandina Beach High First place in the C flight went to School girls golf team collected its Julie Hensler with a three-way tie for lone win this season against Bishop GOLF NEWS second between Sandy Pardue, Rene Kenny and has recorded losses Roberto Pastano (86, minus 3), Pimsner and Robin Ritchey. The D against Providence, Oak Hall and Simon Carter (86, minus 5); Tommy flight first-place winner was Nancy Ponte Vedra. Purvis (97, minus 8), Jim Roberts Pollock. Sue Lopiano took second “The girls have shown improve- (76, plus 5), Tom Roberts (81, plus while Sandy Mortenson took third ment each match with team scores 1), Dave Mudd (89, plus 3), Doug with Cynthia Moorehead bringing going from 211, 206, 195 and last Morris (94, minus 1) and the four- home fourth place. week at TPC-Valley against Ponte man team of Jim Dunphy (91, even), The Fernandina Beach Women’s Vedra going down to a 191,” FBHS Ed Lormand (99, even), Rusty Acree Golf Association Queen of Tees for Coach Christina Steffen said. (99, plus 1) and Rudy Campanale the month of September was cap- Sophomore Jacquelline Shelly (99, minus 1). tured by Kathleen Walker as the has been medalist in three of the Friday saw a slight increase in overall low net scorer. At the end of four matches with scores of 39, 34, the number of blitz players as 49 the golfing season, she will be 37 and 38. Other scores include took part. Ronnie Boatright took involved in a golf shootout with the Sarah Beal (47, 56, 45 and 41) and individual honors with a one-under- seven other monthly winners for the Leanne Lee (59, 57, 51 and 57). title Queen of Tees. par 72 and plus 9 points. Bob Riley SUBMITTED The FBHS boys are currently 2-6 (81) was second at plus 8 while on the season. Team scores have On Thursday, the women golfers of Amelia Island Plantation met at Allen Sage (79) and Michael Parker October Four Ball the beautiful home of team member Sandy Clower to celebrate their varied from 170 to 149. The boys (77) tied for third place at plus 7. won their Sept. 10 match against The Fernandina Beach Men’s successful summer team competition. The Long Point ladies fin- An all-plus team of Sam DuBose Golf Association will hold its annual ished second in the Area 3 division, having competed against the Trinity with a one-hole playoff at (87, plus 6), Larry Hutchison (86, Bent Creek after a tie of 161 for both October Four Ball tournament Oct. women of Queen’s Harbor, Deerfield Lakes, Jacksonville Golf and plus 5), Steve Johnson (even-par 73, 3-4 at the Fernandina Beach Golf Country Club and Champion’s Golf Club. AIP had the most women teams. plus 5) and Terry Lacoss (77, plus 5) “The boys have had a couple of Club. The $120 per person fee participating of any of the area country clubs with 37 team mem- won first place with a total of plus 21. includes a shotgun start at 9 a.m. bers. Each week six members of the team battled against six golfers tough losses, one against Trinity With Parker (plus 7) and Sage Sept. 14 and the other one last week each day with dinner Saturday from one of the competition golf clubs in a home and away format. (plus 7) on the same team, the evening and lunch after golf Sunday. Next year the AIP women take on Area 4 competitors Marsh against Bishop Kenny, losing both minus 2 of Charles Himmelheber those matches by only two shots,” There will be team prizes, a putting Landing, Deercreek, Fernandina Beach and Ponte Vedra Inn. Team (85) and the minus 2 by Sammy contest and hole-in-one prizes, members include, front row from left, Barbara Jones, Merrilee Steffen said. Alvarez (78) didn’t help as it was still Individual scores for the boys including one for $10,000. Men and Chamberlain, Kay Shea, Sheila Braddock, Gail Villani, Cherie enough to let the team finish in sec- women golfers are welcome. Billings, Gail Biondi, Mary Ann DiBlasio, Bobbie Fost, Gerry Okin; include Bryan Lloyd (36, 33, 38, 39, ond place at plus 11. 44 and 40), J.D. Bryant (44, 38, 41, The event helps fund the scholar- back row, Debi Sutton, Bev Stormoen, Alice Messina, Susan Kaye, Third place at plus 9 was won by ship program for high school gradu- Diane MacDonnell, Fran Esposito and Sandy Clower. 44, 44 and 41), Kyle Tucker (43, 40, the five-man team of Boatright (plus 42, 44, 38 and 45), Alex Stanton (48, ates. The FBMGA scholarship pro- 9), Harry Kegler (83, plus 3), gram was started in 1983 to aid 38, 45, 41, 44, 42) and Ben Edwards played Oct. 24 at the Fernandina banquet following the tournament Mickey Rushton (83, plus 2), Bob deserving students. For information (45, 43, 48). Beach Golf Club with a 12:30 p.m. will have cocktails and heavy hors Dorsey (83, even) and Jim Gibson call the pro shop at 277-7370. (86, minus 5). shotgun start. Proceeds benefit the d’oeuvres. Men’s blitz Finishing a distant plus 2, the Toys for Tots program in Nassau The top three teams in each team of Michael Lovejoy (81 plus 5), Shelly in top three County flight will be recognized during the Although the weather has cooled Jerry Hudgins (98 plus 1), John The Hurricane Junior Golf Tour Entry fee is $85 and includes banquet and awarded golf prizes. down a tad, the turnout for the blitz LaFear (83 minus 1) and Frank hosted the Hilton Head Junior Open prime rib dinner during awards, cart For information, contact Andrea last week was smaller than usual. On Gagnier (83 minus 3) was fourth. at Golden Bear Golf Club in Hilton and green fees, beer, wine and Datres with the Cystic Fibrosis Wednesday 46 players took part. Bob Riley had a hole-in-one on Head Island, S.C., Sept. 12-13. Eric drinks. Format is a four-person cap- Foundation at [email protected] or Scott Womble (director of golf the par-three No. 7 south course. Shelly of Fernandina Beach complet- tain’s choice, handicap applied. (904) 733-3560. whose theme song might well be a ed the top three in the boys 10-12 There will also be closest to the pin, play on an golden oldie “Don’t get a division with a weekend total of 160. long drive, long putt and other round to playing much anymore”) Breakfast mixer Miniature golf tourney Visit www.hjgt.org. prizes with an optional putting con- had a round of 77 and plus 12 points Twenty-eight players took part in test. Every year the Marine Corps Adventure Landing is hosting the to take individual honors. Larry the Saturday Morning Breakfast League of Nassau County receives Putt for Life Miniature Golf Hutchison (87) was second with plus Mixer with Tim Poynter (76) and YHS baseball fundraiser over 300 requests from needy fami- Tournament at their Jacksonville 7 while Ron Therriault (88) was John LaFear (76) tying for top hon- The second annual Yulee High lies. Beach location Oct. 3. Net proceeds third at plus 6. ors at plus 8. Ronnie Boatright had School Baseball Dugout Club Golf For information, call chairman benefit A-T Children’s Project, a Womble’s plus 12 did get some an even-par 73 and plus 5 to finish Tournament will be held Oct. 3 at Allen Elefterion at 753-7631. non-profit organization that raises help from Michael Kaufman (90, third. There was also a tie for fourth the Golf Club at North Hampton. funds for research and finding a plus 2) while teammates Larry Gallo at plus 4 between Jim Raffone (82) Sign-in will start at noon with a shot- cure for Atexia-Telangiectasia, a rare (93) was minus 4 and Mike Kratz and Jim Hurley (86). gun start at 1 p.m. Links for Life and fatal child disease that causes (88) was even as the team finished The tournament will be a four- The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation progressive loss of muscle control, in first place at plus 10. Low net event for ladies player scramble with first-, second- will hold the third annual Links for immune system problems and a Finishing a distant second at plus and third-place prizes and prizes for Life Golf Classic and Oktoberfest high rate of cancer. 5 was the team led by Therriault Very golf friendly weather Sept. closest to the pin and longest drive. Oct. 26 at Amelia National, a private Putt for Life is a doubles best-ball (plus 6) that included Bill Larrabee 15 brought 40 women out to com- There will also be a silent auction to course designed by Tom Fazio locat- tournament, which means the team (89, plus 2), Charles Himmelheber pete for low net honors at the bid on various items, such as restau- ed at 95211 Clubhouse Road, member who shoots the lowest (81, plus 1) and Paul Hensler (95, Fernandina Beach Golf Course. The rant gift certificates and resort and Fernandina Beach. score for each hole will be recorded. minus 4). players were placed into four flights bed and breakfast accommodations Registration and a putting contest The cost to participate is $20, which The only other plus team of and prizes were awarded. in the local area. Cost for the tourna- will begin at 11 a.m. Lunch will be includes lunch, a T-shirt, participa- Hydie Peterson (79, plus 4), Al Jump Flight A saw Kathleen Walker ment is $100 per golfer. served at 11:30 a.m. A shotgun start tion in the tournament and a chance (93, plus 2), Ed Brown (77, even) take first place, Anna Keay take sec- Call Will Minor at 583-9980 or is at 1 p.m. and the awards reception to win great prizes. The tournament and Mickey Rushton (89, minus 4) ond and tying for third were Linda download a tournament form at will follow. is being held at Adventure Landing, came in at plus 2 and in third place. Scott and Demmi Milo. In the B www.yuleebaseball.com. The tournament will be a two- 1944 Beach Blvd., Jacksonville There was a three-way tie for flight there was a three-way tie for flight, four-man scramble format. Beach. Call (904) 246-4386. fourth place at even between the first among Mary Ann Schroeder, This year’s tournament will host a Pre-registration has begun online five-man teams of Ronnie Boatright Sue Simpson and Marge Stoddart Marine Corps tourney selective beer tasting for partici- at Adventurelanding. com or on site (74, plus 4), Dennis Sassenger (84, with Jean Taylor bringing home the The eighth annual Marine Corps pants on the course and at the post- at each location. Teams can also reg- plus 3), Sam Dubose (92, plus 1), fourth-place prize. League Golf Tournament will be tournament celebration. The awards ister the day of the event at 11 a.m.

TENNIS NEWS Pro Golf Weekly Update

• The Yulee Tennis Foundation had its USTA jun- Sept. 24 - 27, 2009 ior team tennis kickoff party Sept. 19 at the Amelia The TOUR Championship Preview Last Week On The PGA Tour National tennis courts. The kickoff included an instruc- The TOUR Championship The TOUR Championship is played Fran Quinn defeated Blake Tournament Results at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Adams after knocking an tional drill clinic, team assign- Defending: Camilo Villegas Champion: Fran Quinn Georgia. The top 30 players in the eight-iron to within four feet Purse: $130,500 ments and league format Purse: $7,500,000 FedEx Cup standings qualify for The on the 18th hole and sinking 2nd: Blake Adams information. This fall season Yards: 7,154 TOUR Championship. Despite the the birdie putt to win the Purse: $78,300 is the inauguration of USTA Par: 70 tournament's status as the final Albertsons Boise Open on T-3rd: Ewan Porter & B.J. Staten JTT in Nassau County and 25 Purse: $42,050 junior players have signed up FedEx Cup event, the FedEx Cup will not necessarily be awarded to the winner Sunday. Adams had led to form the four-team Nassau of The TOUR Championship. The FedEx Cup was changed after last year’s after each of the first three rounds, but Quinn finished with a final round 2-under 69 to take the victory. Adams struggled over County league. TOUR Championship when Vijay Singh held such a large lead in the points stand- the weekend at Hillcrest Country Club with a 71 and a 72 after According to YTF Director SUBMITTED ings that he was nearly guaranteed the FedEx Cup before the final tournament being 14-under through the first 36 holes. "I just made too many mistakes," of Tennis Michele Maharaj, USTA JTT member Bo started. This year, the FedEx Cup points were reset following the BMW Championship in order to give each of the 30 players who advanced to the TOUR said Adams, who was seeking his first win. Quinn never led until his final putt “Players from Hilliard, Arflin at the kickoff party. Championship a chance to win the FedEx Cup title. fell, giving him first title since the 2000 Florida Classic, a span of 236 starts. Callahan, Yulee, Fernandina Beach and St. Marys, Ga., are from 9-10 a.m. Beginner jun- This Week’s Profile Golf Pro Tip Golf TV Schedule participating. We are very ior clinics are held from 3-4 The golf cart is one of the great inno- excited to be able to institute p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays Fran Quinn Event: The TOUR Championship vations on the home course for the Day Time Network USTA JTT to the local junior and the advanced afterschool Birthdate: March 11, 1965 amateur golfer, but it can get us into a Thu-Fri, 9/24-9/25 1pm-6pm GOLF players and are extremely classes are being held from 4- Birthplace: Worcester, Mass. world of trouble at times. The biggest Sat, 9/26 2pm-6pm NBC pleased with the number of 5 p.m. and 5-6 p.m. Tuesdays Residence: Holden, Mass. error comes when we park our cart, Sun, 9/27 1:30pm-6pm NBC participants we have for the and Thursdays. All of these Turned Professional: 1988 walk to the ball out in the fairway and initial season. Team tennis is classes are held at the Yulee World Ranking: 684th then realize that we brought the FedEx Cup Rankings 2009 Earnings: $179,291 a great way to promote cam- Sports Complex. wrong club. More times than not, in a rush, we just Through Sept. 20, 2009 Career Nationwide Wins: 3 raderie, socialization and Adult clinics are held on decide to go ahead and swing with the club that was Rank & Player Points physical fitness while at the the weekends. Call for loca- Golf Trivia brought and a poor shot is the usual result. The res- 1) Tiger Woods 2,500 same time promoting the tion and time schedule. olution to this quandary is quite simple. On the ride to 2) Steve Stricker 2,250 great sport of tennis.” Yulee Tennis Foundation What famous author once said, "Golf is a good your shot, think about the club selection that you are 3) Jim Furyk 2,000 USTA Florida’s Amanda Inc. is the Community Tennis walk spoiled?" probably going to need. Consider all factors including 4) Zach Johnson 1,800 Becker was on hand to help Association of Nassau County yardage, wind direction and any elevation changes a) Mark Twain c) Tom Clancy 5) Heath Slocum 1,600 with the instructional clinic in Region 2 of the Florida involved. Then, the most important aspect is to carry b) Ernest Hemingway d) Stephen King 6) Padraig Harrington 1,400 and provide USTA promotion- Section of the United States multiple clubs from the cart to your ball. While this will 7) Sean O’Hair 1,200 al items to the team players. Tennis Association. Its mis- cause a bit more strenuous exercise, getting the right 8) Scott Verplank 1,000 The Nassau County sion is to promote the sport of Answer: a) Mark Twain. club is what needs to be done. 9) Kenny Perry 800 USTA/JTT season opener tennis. Visit www.yuleetennis- matches take place Sept. 26. foundation.com for current This Week’s Golfing News Golf History The team matches will be information regarding tennis Scott Hebert won all five of his matches, and the U.S. club pros dominated Sept. 28, 1997 - After taking a 10 1/2 to 5 1/2 played at various sites in in Nassau County. Great Britain & Ireland in singles for a 17 1/2-8 1/2 victory in the PGA Cup lead over the United States at Valderrama Nassau County. Results and Private lessons, custom on Sunday. The Americans won 8 1/2 points from the 10 singles matches, Golf Club in Sotogrande, Spain, Europe won team standings will be posted clinics, racket repairs and ten- beating by one point their largest margin of victory on foreign soil set in 1983 the Ryder Cup Matches for the second on the Yulee Tennis Founda- nis supplies are available by at Muirfield. The United States has twice won by 12 points playing at home. straight time, and by the same score, 14 1/2 to tion website, www.yuleetenn- calling YTF Director of Hebert, a former club pro champion from Traverse City, Mich., had a 2-up victory 13 1/2. It was the first Ryder Cup contested in isfoundation.com. Tennis Vishnu Maharaj at over Jon Bevan to become the only player on The Carrick course at Loch Lomond to win all continental Europe. • Yulee Tennis Founda- 524-0243. five of his matches. The PGA Cup, which dates back to 1973 and is patterned after the Ryder tion has added a link to its If your site is sponsoring Cup, features club professionals. The Americans have a 16-5-3 lead in the series and have webpage to sportshique.com, an activity, submit details to captured the cup 11 of the last 12 times. the ladies golf and tennis bou- this section and the website tique. YTF will receive a com- through Judi Turner, daveju- mission on any sales from [email protected]. Fernandina Beach Golf Club Special this site, which will go direct- • The 10th annual Senior- ly to the Nassau County high RITA (Research is the An- PLACE YOUR AD HERE! schools tennis programs. swer)Doubles Tennis Tourna- Today is the entry dead- ment is looking for women 40 18 HOLES OF GOLF W/ CART line for the First Coast Tennis years old and older to partici- Membership Foundation Junior Grand Prix pate in the fundraiser for Available ! $ 75 Sept. 26 at San Jose Country breast cancer research Oct. . includes tax October 1, 2009 27 Club, Jacksonville. Register 21 at Sawgrass Country Club. Monday - Friday, all day. Weekends & holidays after 12 noon. See Pro Shop by calling (904) 733-1414. Cost to enter is $60. 18 Holes, includes cart & green fees. Each Player Must Present Coupon. Fall tennis is in full swing. Admission to party and auc- for more details Additional surcharge fee will apply. No rainchecks. Additional 9 holes. $11.00 Nassau County Home tion is $35; 100 percent of the Call for tee times Education classes continue proceeds goes to research. Expires 9/25/09 Mondays from 3-4 p.m., Contact Magnus Berglund 904-277-7370 VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.fernandinabeachgolfclub.com Tuesdays from 9-10 a.m. and at (904) 273-3740 or magnus- 2800 Bill Melton Road • Fernandina Beach, Florida 32034 10-11 a.m. and Thursdays berglund @comcast.net. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

4B WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2009/NEWS-LEADER OUTDOORS Pluggin’ the rocks resent water tempera- running tures continue to cool hard, it’s at the St. Marys jet- very difficult P ties, coupled with a to work plas- major spawn of shrimp and tic-lipped the fall run of mullet, fishing hard baits the famous inlet jetties could properly. not be better. While most Jetty game inlet fishermen target the his- fish are toric jetty rocks while drifting more likely live shrimp under a long trout OUTDOORS to feed dur- float or simply fishing right ing a slow on the bottom with shrimp or Terry Lacoss moving tide cut baits, a select few fisher- as well. men cast lures with great suc- My son, Capt. Terry David cess. Lacoss, enjoys casting deep Casting lures also allows diving plugs at jetty rocks jetty fishermen to catch a when the conditions are right. wide variety of saltwater “The fall fishing season game fish while employing heats up at the St. Marys jetty fairly light fishing tackle. rocks and anywhere in “I like to use super-small Florida or Georgia where a fishing lines when tricking tidal current flows along jetty big trophy sea trout into tak- rocks,” he said. “I mainly tar- ing my minnow-type plugs,” get redfish at jetty rocks, but I trout expert Jimmy Stubbs have caught a wide variety of said. “To catch those big game fish too, including specks at the jetty rocks I sheepshead, flounder, blue- often spool four- to six-pound fish, black drum and sea monofilament fishing line on trout. my spinning reel. I also catch “For tackle, I prefer a 6 most of my big trout just 1/2-foot casting rod with a before dark when the sun is medium tip action and a medi- setting. Big trout are not as um heavy butt section. I fill PHOTOS BY TERRY LACOSS/SPECIAL spooky when low light condi- my casting reel with 14-pound Hard, plastic deep-diving plugs are excellent lures for jetty redfish like the one Terry D. Lacoss landed, above. tions exist during early morn- monofilament fishing line, Jimmy Stubbs is an expert at catching big jetty sea trout and has taught his two sons well. Jesse, left, and Todd ing or late afternoon.” preferably fluorocarbon fish- Stubbs are pictured with a catch of big St. Marys sea trout, below right. A variety of shallow and deep-diving hard Stubbs also fishes his hard ing lines, which become invis- plastic lures, below left, are productive when casting to jetty rocks. plastic plugs and led head ible in the water column. I plastic tail jigs in the upper also swap out the standard half of the water column treble hooks for stronger where better-than-average hooks that are three times as size sea trout are waiting in strong.” ambush for an easy meal. Having a bay boat rigged When many trophy-size game with a strong electric motor at fish reach their maximum the bow is ideal for working weights, they begin preying jetty rocks with hard plastic on larger baitfish that com- plugs and jigs. An extra-long monly school close to the sur- electric motor shaft also aids face. in keeping the electric motor Stubbs typically works his propeller in the water, partic- artificial plugs at the St. ularly when the wind is blow- Marys rock jetties on the ing and there is a chop on the riverside of the rocks at both water. Also make sure you the north and south jetties. have a full charge on your His favorite tides are also the batteries as well; 36-volt elec- last of the incoming, a high tric motor systems are more flood tide and the first of the suitable for working jetty falling tide. Fishermen will rocks where a tide is running. find clear water conditions Cast your lure up close to and giant sea trout will more the jetty rocks and begin your than likely make a good con- retrieve with your rod tip in a nection with your saltwater low position. This allows your plug. lure to swim down in the Hard plastic deep-diving water column. If a strike does plugs like the Bandit 200 not come within the first 15 series and Bagley “Killer-B’s” feet of your retrieve, reel in are also deadly lures for tak- your plug and make another ing saltwater game fish at the cast while keeping your plug St. Marys jetty rocks. Look in the strike zone. for the slower moving tides to During the fall fishing sea- produce the best action, son, the St. Marys jetty rocks which also allows for the afford for a perfect ambush angler to impart the correct for a variety of saltwater game swimming action to his deep- fish during a main run of diving plug. When the tide is shrimp and mullet.

OUTDOOR BRIEFS Bassmasters meet Boating skills, seamanship course The enrollment fee is $35 and textbook Camachee Cove Marina. Boats depart at 5 materials will be provided. a.m. Oct. 2 and Oct. 3, from Camachee Cove Nassau Bassmasters, associated with the The Coast Guard Auxiliary at Amelia Island For information or to register, contact Marina and the first lines will be cast at 8:30 BASS National Federation and the Florida will be conducting a special weekend boating Steve Filkoff at 491-8629 or e-mail him at a.m. Awards ceremony is Oct. 3 at 7 p.m. at BASS Federation, meets the third Thursday in course for three consecutive Saturdays, start- [email protected]. For information on boat- the Camachee Cove Marina, 3070 Harbor Yulee. Membership is open to anyone at least ing Oct. 31, followed by Nov. 7 and 14. ing safety classes, visit Flotilla 14-1 website, Drive. 16 years old. Call Bob Schlag at (912) 729-2282 Take advantage of this first-time offering http://cgaux7-14-1.org. Early entry fee for the tournament is $1,950 or Billy Kittrell at 225-0267. that will take the normal six-week boating per boat. More than $100,000 in cash prizes is course and allow you to complete it in just Join Coast Guard Auxiliary expected to be awarded based on the number three Saturdays. Classes are held at the of boats participating in the tournament. New boat club opening The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary needs vol- Amelia Island Lighthouse from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. A limited number of 200 tickets for the unteers. It is composed of uniformed non-mili- A new boat club is coming to Amelia Island, each Saturday. Fish-N-Chips Marina Casino event will be sold tary volunteers who assist the Coast Guard in allowing the use of several boats without the This course is excellent for both the begin- separately at $75 each. Ticket price includes all of its varied missions, except for military hassle of owning. The type of boats will range ning boater, who needs to understand the fun- cocktails, dinner, gambling and chips. and direct law enforcement. These men and form offshore fishing boats, open bow deck damentals of boating, and for the experienced For information, contact Lynn Layton at women can be found on the nation’s water- boats and cuddy cabins for overnight cruising. boater, who may be in need of a refresher. The [email protected] or call ways, in the air, in classrooms and on the There will be access to other clubs in the area, basics of boat handling, weather, navigation, (904) 642-0210. More information dock. including the Jacksonville Beach area, where electronics, use of radios and rules of the is also available at www.elpescadobillfish.com. boaters have use of several yachts. waterways are some of the subjects that will Training opportunities (most of which are Call Paul Elden at (904) 245-9808 for infor- be covered. This class satisfies state boater free) include boat crew and coxswain (small mation. education requirements. boat operator) vessel examiner, boating safety NSFAmeets class instructor, public affairs, marine visitor, The Nassau Sport Fishing Association communications and many others. Applicants meets the second Wednesday of each month F E R N A N D I N A B E A C H T I D E S must be a U.S. citizen, at least 17 years old and at 7:30 p.m. and the fourth Wednesday at 7 pass a basic background check. p.m. at the Ten Acres Kraft Athletic Club. Tides, Sun & Moon: September 23-30, 2009 There are no upper age limits or Membership is open to the public. Call 261- height/weight standards (although for boat 9481 or visit www.fishnsfa.com. crew, you must perform certain tasks) and Sunrise 7:14A High 12:21A 5.52’ Moonset 1:07A High 3:38A 4.55’ there are no minimum service hours. Wed. Moonrise 12:16A Low 6:08A -0.30’ Sun. Sunrise 7:17A Low 9:46A 0.77’ Red Trout Classic Flotilla 14-01 meets at the Amelia Island Sunset 7:20P High 12:58P 6.11’ Moonrise 3:31P High 4:29P 5.20’ Lighthouse facility once a month. You will also The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation announces 9/23 Moonset 10:28p Low 6:59P 0.27’ 9/27 Sunset 7:15P Low 10:44P 0.88’ see the patrol boats assisting other boaters on the Oldest City Red Trout Classic presented Sunrise 7:15A High 1:05A 5.16’ Moonset 2:03A High 4:37A 4.62’ local Georgia and Florida waters. This is an by PSS World Medical will be Oct. 15-17 at the Thurs. Moonrise 1:13A Low 6:55A 0.12’ Mon. Sunrise 7:17A Low 10:44A 0.71’ opportunity to serve your country, learn many Camachee Cove Yacht Harbor in St. Sunset 7:19P High 1:46P 5.75’ Moonrise 4:07P High 5:25P 5.27’ new skills, make new friends and work with Augustine. This classic is a catch-and-release tournament and is part of the Redbone Red 9/24 Moonset 11:18P Low 7:53P 0.65’ 9/28 Sunset 7:14P Low 11:34P 0.69’ your neighbors to make boating safer for all families. Trout Tournament Series. Guides and anglers High 1:51A 4.86’ Moonset 2:59A will team up to catch redfish and trout while Sunrise 7:16A High 5:36A 4.82’ For information, visit http://Cgaux7-14- Fri. Low 7:48A 0.47’ Tues. Sunrise 7:18A raising money to support medical research for Moonrise 2:05A Low 11:39A 0.57’ 1.org/ or call 277-6608. High 2:36P 5.45’ Moonrise 4:40P cystic fibrosis. Sunset 7:18P 9/29 9/25 Low 8:52P 0.89’ Sunset 7:13P High 6:16P 5.41’ The Oldest City Red Trout Classic will El Pescado Billfish Tournament begin the evening of Oct. 15 with a captain’s Moonset 12:12A High 2:42A 4.64’ Moonset 3:54A Low 12:20A 0.44’ The Monique Burr Foundation for dinner and auction at the St. Augustine Gun Sat. First Quarter 12 :49A Low 8:46A 0.69’ Wed. Sunrise 7:18A High 6:30A 5.12’ Children is hosting the 21st annual El Pescado and Rod Club. On Friday morning, check-in Sunrise 7:16A High 3:31P 5.26’ Moonrise 5:10P Low 12:30A 0.36’ Billfish Tournament Oct. 1-3 at Camachee and breakfast will begin at 6 a.m. followed by 9/26 Moonrise 2:51P 9/30 Sunset 7:12P Sunset 7:17P Low 9:50P 0.96’ High 7:03P 5.58’ Cove Marina in St. Augustine. All proceeds the blessing of the fleet. Participants will cast Tide calculations are for Amelia River, Fernandina Beach. No corrections are necessary. benefit the foundation and its mission to pro- their first lines at 7 a.m. Friday afternoon there Sun & Moon events are also calculated for Fernandina Beach, although actual times may vary because of land masses. vide child abuse education and prevention to will be a dockside party and reception from 3- APR children throughout Northeast Florida. 5:30 p.m. at the Kingfish Grill. 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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2009 SPORTS News-Leader 5B KATIE CAPLES INVITATIONAL SPORTS SHORTS Bowling league for beginners requirement is that each candidate be certi- fied in CPR. On Sept. 25 a master walk class A beginners bowling league starts Oct. 6 will be held at Racquet Park from 6-7 p.m. and runs through Jan. 27 (with exception of The master walk class is open to the public Christmas and New Year’s weeks) at Strikers and free of charge. Sept. 26 is a one-day cer- Family Bowling Center in Yulee. Play is at tification program for individuals enrolled. Visit 6:30 p.m. Cost is $15 per week. Cash league www.walkleader.com or call (724) 656-8466. and free bowling ball at the end of the league. A certified USBC coach will be on hand for question and answer sessions, lessons and Baseball, softball lessons tips. Call 225-1077 for information. Baseball and softball lessons are being offered by Coach Shelly Hall for ages five to Triathlon on Amelia high school. Call 583-0377 for information. DRC Sports will be hosting the Atlantic Coast Triathlon at Amelia Island Oct. 3. Sailing Club meets Hundreds of athletes will be coming from all The Amelia Island Sailing Club meets the over the U.S. and around the world to com- first Tuesday at the Kraft Athletic Club. Social pete at Amelia Island. The bike portion will hour is at 6:30 p.m; meeting is at 7:30 p.m. take the athletes on a tour of the island as Call Commodore Charlie Steinkamp at 261- they travel their 56-mile journey. There will be 5213 or visit www.ameliaislandsailing.org. traffic delays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., so resi- dents are urged to plan ahead and asked to show courtesy to the visiting athletes. Freedom Playground event After completing the three events, athletes The Freedom Playground Wheelathon will will be welcomed back to Main Beach park be held Sept. 26 at Central Park off of Atlantic with entertainment, food and vendors for ath- Avenue. The Wheelathon is an awareness letes and spectators. event intended to raise money for Freedom This is the second year for both events Playground. Team and open registration are being held at Amelia Island after a successful from 9-10 a.m. The walk is from 10-11 a.m. first year, which had a great showing of com- from Central Park to the downtown marina munity support and volunteers. The events and back, using one wheelchair per team. are limited to 1,000 entries and are sanc- Live music, food by Sonny’s, demonstration tioned by USA Triathlon, the national govern- events (wheelchair softball, tennis and bas- ing body for triathlons. ketball) will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. There may be some traffic delays as bicy- Register in advance at www.firstgiving. cles will have the right of way. The 56-mile com/freedomplayground. For information, course will cover South Fletcher Avenue, contact Aaron Morgan at (904) 335-7253 or e- Amelia Island Parkway, A1A, Old Nassauville mail him at [email protected]. Road, Amelia Concourse, Buccaneer Trail and First Coast Highway. Yoga retreat There will be closures at the eastbound Mbody Yoga of Jacksonville will host an lanes of A1A for three miles from Old all-level Baptiste yoga weekend retreat at The Nassauville Road to Amelia Island Parkway. Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island Oct. 2-4. The This will encompass the Thomas Shave PHOTOS BY MIKE LEARY/SPECIAL retreat kicks off Friday night with a yoga D.J. Bridge. Westbound traffic will be compressed Fernandina Beach High School’s cross country team competed Saturday in the Katie dance party with guest DJ Jordan from Miami. into a single lane and the eastbound traffic will Caples Invitational at Bishop Kenny High School. Representing FBHS were, clockwise Cost is $45. be compressed into a single lane on the west- from above left, Landon Kovalick, Christina Strasser, Jazz Tomassetti, Darren Bunch Saturday and Sunday will feature discus- bound side. Bicycles will use both lanes of the and Bradley Bunch. sion sessions and yoga classes led by Mark eastbound side of A1A. There will be no road White of Mbody Yoga in Jacksonville and closure on AIA, simply a reduction in lanes for Deborah Williamson of Midwest Power Yoga. the three-mile segment. This will begin at 7:30 Cost is $245-262. a.m. and end at 11:30 a.m. For information or to register, contact All bicycles will be off the course by 1 p.m. [email protected] or call (904) 707- The event will take place at Main Beach Park, 2572. GoYoga, 708 S. Eighth St., Fernandina starting at 7 a.m. The race will consist of a Beach, is among the sponsors. long-distance triathlon, which is a 1.2-mile swim, 56-mile bicycle and 13.1-mile run, and an Olympic distance triathlon, the Ameliaman, Back to School beach run which consists of a 1.5K swim, 40K bicycle The second annual Back-to-School Beach and 10K run. Fun Run/Walk to benefit Communities In For information on the event, sponsorship Schools will be held at 4 p.m. Oct. 17 at or volunteer opportunities, visit Peters Point Park on Amelia Island. The 5K www.AtlanticCoastTriathlon.com. (3.1-mile) run or 2K (one-mile) walk includes music, food, awards and fun for the whole Pro wrestling Oct. 3 family. The event is open to all adults, children and teens. Adult entry is $20 and sponsors Continental Championship Wrestling are needed at $10 each to ensure all students returns to the Peck Gym for the annual 18 and under run for free. wrestling extravangaza “Wrestle Bash” Oct. 3. The Nassau County school with the most Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Bell time is 7:30 p.m. participants will receive a prize of $1,000. All In the main event match for the CCW title, other proceeds benefit Communities In “Rock N Roll” Chris Turner goes one-on-one Schools in its efforts to help Nassau County with Kevin Toole. The Marcs Brothers defend students succeed in school, graduate and the tag team championship against “Mr. prepare for a productive life. Saturday Night” Jarrod Micheals and John Registration information is available at Douglas of the Dynasty. Mad Dog Miller finally www.ameliaislandrunners.com. Applications gets his shot at the Southern States title held will be available at all Nassau County schools by champion Scotty Biggs. Riot is bringing the and at the Communities In Schools office, swat as she tries to win the title from long-time located at The Peck Center, 516 S. 10th St., women’s champion Samantha Steele. Fernandina Beach. For information visit Also appearing on the card are Buch www.cisnassau.org or call Executive Director Buchanan, Ike Dudley, Logan Stevens and Susan Milana at 321-2000. MMA sensation Cheyne Miles. Partial pro- FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS ceeds to benefit the Shiny Badges Ball. Tickets are $8 at the door or $7 in advance. Petanque tourney on island For information, visit ccwrestling.org. Amelia Island is hosting what will be just the second-ever Open International Petanque Surf contest Oct. 18 (“pay-tahnk”) Tournament held in the United States. Spectators will gather to watch an The First Coast District of the Eastern estimated 80 teams from 25 states and Surfing Association will hold its next local con- throughout Canada and Europe as they com- test Oct. 18 at 8 a.m. on the beach near pete for prizes worth $5,000. Slider’s at the end of Sadler Road in Petanque is one of Europe’s most popular Fernandina Beach. outdoor games and a cousin to both horse- Anyone interested in joining the ESA or for shoes and the Italian bowling game, Bocce information on the local chapter, contact Ball. The aim is to toss or roll a number of hol- Richie Obszarski at (904) 891-3032. low steel balls as close as possible to a small Sponsorship inquiries are always welcome. wooden target ball. Players take turns and the team that ends up nearest the target ball Barbecue dinners and car wash when all balls are played wins. The Fernandina Beach High School girls Participants will include men and women, volleyball team will hold a barbecue dinner beginners and champions. Registration to and car wash Sept. 26 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. compete is just $65 per player. The public is at Bo and Mike’s Detail on Eighth Street. welcome and Petanque America will provide Dinners are $8 and car wash tickets are $5. free use of equipment for any visitors who For information call 321-0844. want to learn the game. The event will be held Nov. 13-15 along the waterfront in historic downtown PHOTOS BY BETH JONES/NEWS-LEADER FBHSswim team car wash Fernandina Beach. Visit www.petanque-amer- Yulee High School quarterback Conner Petty scrambles for a few yards, left. YHS The Fernandina Beach High School swim ica-open.com, call 491-1190 or e-mail petan- defensive lineman Cameron Ponder brings down a Matanzas runner, right. team will hold a fundraiser carwash from 1-3 [email protected]. p.m. Oct. 4 at the Wal-Mart in Fernandina. Run Wild! at White Oak FBHSHall of Fame Run Wild! at White Oak Plantation in Fernandina Beach High School is now Yulee, which benefits Girls on the Run of accepting nominees for its 2009 Hall of Fame Northeast Florida, will be held Oct. 25 begin- class. Criteria is for alumni and former staff ning at 8:30 a.m. Registration closes Oct. 20. and includes excellence in athletics, one’s The field is limited to the first 65. No event- trade or profession or as a member of society day registration. Fee is $150. No refunds. All in the form of community service or leader- participants must be 18 or older. All runners ship. This year’s class will be inducted at the are required to sign a waiver on race day. FBHS homecoming Oct. 23. More criteria and Fee includes entry to the 10.5-mile run applications are available online under the through the trails of an unspoiled, natural set- alumni section of www.fernandinahigh.comor ting, swimming in the pool after the race, pic- at the school. For information, contact Rob nic lunch, raffle, tour on an open-air bus Hicks at [email protected]. through Wild Oak’s wildlife preserve and goody bag. Visit GOTRneflorida.org or call Packers fans (904) 619-6763. The Packers Fan Club of Fernandina Beach is organizing for the 2009 season. Sports association Fernandina Beach High School’s Malcolm Wilcox and Dante Galloro team up to tackle Anyone interested should contact John Nassau County Sports Association meets a Providence runner, left. A Providence player dives head first into a waiting Tai Megna at [email protected]. at 7 p.m. the first Tuesday each month at the Alford, right, Friday night when the FBHS Pirates hosted the Stallions. The visitors county building, Yulee. Call 261-1075 or 277- won 24-14. Fernandina Beach Babe Ruth 1609. Yes! I want to Subscribe Renew my subscription. Fernandina Beach Babe Ruth is holding registration for fall ball softball and baseball Challenger Bowling SAVE OVER 30% OFF The News-Leader Delivered Every Wednesday and Friday Y online at www.leaguelineup.com/fernandina. our Local Paper Nassau Challenger Bowling League for the Mail To: The News-Leader, P.O. Box 766, Fernandina Beach, FL 32035 physically and mentally challenged meets the $ 00 $ 00 second Saturday of the month from 3-5 p.m. In County Out of County Walk leader at AIP 36 Per Year 63 Per Year at the Strikers Family Bowling Center on US Prices subject to change without notice. Amelia Island Plantation will host the next 17 in Yulee. Call Melinda Willaford at 261- Name Walk Leader certification program with Leslie 3136. Phone Sansone, America’s No. 1 walking expert. Address This two-day program offers the education To submit an item for this column, contact City/State Zip and tools needed to lead indoor walking Beth Jones at 261-3696 or e-mail to Credit Card # Exp. 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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2009 PAGE 6B NEWS-LEADER / FERNANDINA BEACH, FL Julia Child revisited in sweet and savory movie

popular movie celebrates Child’s cooking to 1962. The show was in black and managed to get people excited about years of work and three publishers, two women very different shows that first white, the set rough and you are cooking. Gone were dreary they published the bestselling yet very much alike. “Julie aired on PBS. Big very much aware the show is live. casseroles and predictable meals. Mastering the Art of French Cooking. A & Julia” has proven a popu- Guy is a great cook Memorable shows included whole Her husband, Paul Child, took Child believed from her heart lar film for men and women. The two and often tunes in chickens landing on the floor, flipped her to France in 1949. She fell in love that anyone could cook. Gourmet women living in very different times to the cooking crepes that did not quite return to with France and everything French, cooking should intimidate no one. never met but both had a passion for channel. Yes, golf their original pan and always the especially the food. The marriage Encouraging people to buy her food. The young Julie learned a lot and football still are solution – a bit more wine. The was an odd alliance. He was 10 years books she would say, “If you can from the amazing cooking legend favorites but the shows are both instructional and her junior and much more the read you can cook.” Julia Child. cooking channel is vastly entertaining. One can only sophisticate. Boston boy and The movie “Julie & Julia” has The plot of the movie is triggered FROM right up there when chuckle with Child as she natters on California girl. Her husband intro- once again inspired cooks to try by a young woman, Julie Powell, THE the television in her sing song voice. Child’s tiny duced her to the joys of gourmet French cooking. If you love to cook, frustrated by a demanding job and PORCH screen begins to kitchen is primitive in comparison to food. appreciate a good ending and some her lack of self-confidence who sets dance. I have long cooking diva Paula Dean’s dream Looking for a valuable use of her romance mixed in, then go and enjoy out to cook all the recipes in Julia given up any ambi- kitchen. But oh, could she do magic. time while living in Paris, she the movie. Child’s famous cookbook, Mastering Dickie tion to control The overwhelming enthusiasm of enrolled in the famous Cordon Bleu Child would be pleased at all the the Art of French Cooking. The movie Anderson channel changes. A this larger than life woman can only cooking school. She soon found her- attention and one can almost hear goes back and forth between the golf ball soars down inspire the humblest of cooks. self side by side with the best of the her distinctive voice declare, “Bon women’s lives and cleverly tells two a fairway and the next thing I know, Julia Child did what seemed best aspiring chefs – mostly men. appetite!” stories simultaneously. noodles are being tossed into boiling impossible in her day and age. She She excelled and found two sister Dickie Anderson welcomes your Like the young Julie the Big Guy water. You just never know in our demystified French cooking. Her gourmands, Louisette Bertholle and comments. Books are available at and I became addicted to Julia Child. media center. cookbooks and her cooking shows, Simone Beck. The three started an local book and gift stores or on line at Instead of a well-worn cookbook our The French Chef, Julia Child’s which ran for 10 years, made better informal cooking school and began www.dickieanderson.com. addiction was to old footage of Julia popular television series, dates back cooks of a generation of women. She working on a cookbook. After nine [email protected]

SUBMITTED ‘Library champion’ Nassau County Commissioner Mike Boyle, with Nassau SUBMITTED County Libraries Director Dawn Bostwick, was honored Marchforfreedom by NEFLIN on Sept. 10 as the top library champion in March for freedom Northeast Florida for his support of local library servic- Members of the American Legion from Post 54 and Post 174 of Fernandina Beach participated in the city of es. NEFLIN, the Northeast Florida Library Information Fernandina Beach freedom march in memory of 9/11 on the evening of Sept. 11. Participants walked from the Network, is the local consortia for Northeast Florida gazebo at Central Park to the foot of Centre Street, where they enjoyed a short patriotic program with Mayor libraries, including the Nassau County Public Library Susan Steger, State Rep. Janet Adkins, Police Chief Jim Hurley and Fire Chief Dan Hanes, along with other guests System. Boyle received the award at luncheon in and entertainment. Jacksonville.

SUBMITTED Italian feast fundraiser sold out The Barnabas Italian Festival Committee has a sold-out event. Plans are complete for an evening of great food, entertainment and prizes Sept. 26 on North Sixth Street in Fernandina Beach. In the event of rain, the fundraiser will move to St. Peter’s Episcopal Church. Above from left are committee members Pat Ermold, Diane MacDonell, Barbara Patton, Pam Huie, Glenda Guthrie and Virginia Thomas. For information contact Stephanie Navarro at 261-7000, ext. 104. ‘Rollin’ on the River’ Help for Micah’s Place A “Rollin’ On The River” benefit cruise to Baptist Medical Center Nassau St. Mary’s, Ga., benefited Administrator Jim Mayo pres- Meals on Wheels for ents a check for $5,000 to Pets, a new program Katey Breen, development partnership with the director of Micah’s Place, to Council on Aging and the help the organization meet the Nassau Humane Society. demands resulting from the Above from left are current economic climate. The Marla McDaniel, Meals Micah’s Place emergency shel- on Wheels for Pets volun- ter has been running at capaci- teer; Madonna Marx and ty for most of the last 18 Jessica Feeley, Camden months and has a waiting list. Co., Ga., Humane Last year 201 victims and their Society; and Cecilia and children had to be placed at Kevin McCarthy, Amelia sister shelters due to insuffi- River Cruises. Greeter cient space. Mayo has been a dogs are Einstein and longtime advocate in the effort Nellie. to end domestic violence and Right, volunteer coor- encourages those needing help dinators are Marla PHOTOS BY GALE JAMEYSON/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER to call the crisis hotline: 800- McDaniel and Deborah 500-1119. Watford. For more information about the program, or to volunteer, contact Debbie SUBMITTED Davis at 261-0701, ext. 115.

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WEDNESDAY, September 23, 2009 LEISURE News-Leader 7B

MUSIC NOTES ‘Shred Fest’ for businesses 8 C’S BIG DOG RESCUE Surf lineup “To Shred or Not to Shred: about all those boxes of flop- p.m. Oct. 5 at Sonny’s Real Pit Riley is a 14-week-old Records Retention Basics,” py disks tucked away in stor- Bar-B-Q. This event is jointly Labrador retriever/border The Surf Restaurant and with Pierre Laporte, manag- age rooms? “Record Retention sponsored by the AIFBY collie mix. Riley would be a Bar, 3199 S. Fletcher Ave., ing director of Courson & Basics” will provide the Chamber and Keep Nassau great addition to any family! presents DJ Roc tonight; Stam in Fernandina Beach, is answers to all of these ques- Beautiful and He gets along great with all Stevie “Fingers” Sept. 24; the next Amelia Island-Fern- tions and more. Business conducted by Shred for size and age dogs as well as Gary Lee Sept. 25; Gary andina Beach-Yulee Chamber owners can learn what docu- Good, a non-profit organiza- cats! Riley is doing well on is Keniston Sept. 26; Ace Winn of Commerce Business ments they need to save at tion based in Jacksonville. house training skills and Sept. 28 and Reggie Lee Sept. Solutions breakfast seminar their business and then Participants can deposit sen- walks great on a leash. He is 29. Call 261-5711. at 8 a.m. Friday at Sonny’s securely shred the ones they sitive documents in secure the last one remaining from a Real Pit Bar-B-Q, 2742 S. don’t. bins that are then taken to the litter of 13! Riley is neutered Celtic music Eighth St., Fernandina Beach. Admission is $12 for mem- Shred for Good facility and and up to date on all vaccina- St. Peter’s Episcopal Is your records retention bers and $18 for non-mem- destroyed and recycled. tions! Church will hold a Celtic program outdated or difficult bers. RSVP to 261-3248 or Records will be destroyed To meet Riley contact Music and Worship at 6 p.m. to access and maintain? Are [email protected]. for free. There is a $25 fee for Tanya Lanning at (904) 716- Sept. 27 at Eighth Street and your file cabinets bloated and Attending this Business a certificate of destruction. 0309 or e-mail tlanning@wind- Atlantic Avenue. This unique desktops stacked with docu- Solutions will prepare atten- Call Keep Nassau stream.net. 8 C’s Big Dog and restorative worship expe- ments and files no one is quite dees to take advantage of Beautiful at 261-0165 or the Rescue, Inc. has lots of dogs rience includes traditional sure what to do with? What Shred Fest from 10 a.m.-1 chamber at 261-3248. and puppies looking for their Petsmart in the River City Celtic music and liturgy forever homes! Join us at Market Place every Saturday. drawn from the Iona and Northumbrian communities. A moving, lovely occasion, perfect for bringing friends CATS ANGELS and family. Taste of Amelia tickets on sale Hansel is a young hand- Children’s choir The 18th annual “Taste of Amelia Island,” Horizon’s Restaurant (Palmetto Walk); The some Maine Coon. He is a culinary fair to benefit the Nassau County Plantation Shop (Palmetto Walk); VyStar approximately 9 months old forming Volunteer Center, will be held Nov. 6 at the Credit Union (14th Street); Nassau County and is a sweetheart! A few Providence Presbyterian Amelia Island Plantation Ballroom. Cocktails Tax Collector’s Offices (main office – James months ago Hansel was found Church plans to begin a are from 6:30-7 p.m. and Taste of Amelia from S. Page Governmental Complex, 96135 Nassau on a back porch crying for Children’s Choir this fall for 7-9 p.m. There will be jazz by The Instant Place, Ste. 5, Yulee); Callahan (45401 Mickler food. He had been attacked students in grades 2-5. They Groove Band, a silent auction and raffle. Attire St.); Hilliard (15885 CR 108); historic by another animal, but with will meet after school at the is semi-formal. Courthouse (416 Centre St.); and The Nassau lots of TLC, Hansel is ready church beginning Sept. 29. Tickets are $40 and available at the Amelia County Volunteer Center (1303 Jasmine St., for his forever home. He From time to time, the choir Island Plantation Owners Club; Century Ste. 104A). might be a little shy at first, will share their songs during 21/John T Ferreira (Centre Street); News- Tickets can also be purchased by credit but once he is familiar with the worship service. Leader (Ash Street), First Coast Community cards on the center’s website at www.volun- his new home he will be the Funding for music classes Bank (14th Street) and Yulee (Target teernassau.org. prince of the palace. If you are caring for ani- in local schools has decreased Shopping Center); First National Bank (14th For information call 261-2771 or e-mail Cats Angels will be having mals and need help getting substantially, and many chil- Street); Branch Banking & Trust (14th Street); [email protected]. a huge Book and Parking Lot them spayed/neutered, dren have no opportunity for Sale on Saturday, Oct. 3 at the please call First Coast No group singing. Providence Thrift Store, located at the More Homeless Pets at (904) hopes to provide the children corner of Gum and Eighth 425-0005. If you don’t qualify with an opportunity for music HOME AND GARDEN BRIEFS streets. Over 10,000 books on for their programs, please call education and exposure to hand will be sold at reduced Cats Angels at 321-2267 to music through the choir. Any prices. discuss options. child in the proper age group Farmers market is welcome to join the Children’s Choir. For informa- The Platt family of Deep NASSAU HUMANE SOCIETY tion call 432-8118. The church Roots Meat, LLC has joined is at 96537 Parliament Drive, the Fernandina Farmers just off Old Nassauville Road. Market as a vendor. This sixth generation Florida cat- Sounds on Centre tle family has spent the last Sounds On Centre, pre- five years fine-tuning their sented by the Historic cattle herd, grasses and for- Fernandina Business ages on their 4,000 acre farm Association, will cap the 2009 in Madison County in order series with a three-hour New to bring you the best forage Orleans-style “Second Line finished beef available. Jazz and Dixieland Street As producers “from con- Celebration” Oct. 2 from 6-9 ception to the dinner plate,” SUBMITTED p.m. on Centre Street between the Platts will have a variety The Platt family of Deep Root Meat, LLC, will be at Front and Second streets. of beef products including the Fernandina Farmers Market Saturday with USDA- The concert will feature boneless New York strip approved foraged finished beef. jazz musician/drummer Les steaks, boneless rib eyes, DeMerle and a six-piece, all- boneless sirloins, whole ten- star cast including Bonnie derloins, eye of the round, Trail Forgers walk er Plant Sale Oct. 2 and 3 Duncan got his name Eisele. In addition, TGIF and ground beef. All prod- from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. has because it appears as if he seven-piece Dixieland band ucts are processed in a The First Coast Trail Master Gardener-propagat- walked through a tray of will perform. USDA-approved facility and Forgers walking club will ed plants, select trees and white paint! Pair that with his This free community con- packaged with the USDA host a group walk Sept. 26 at shrubs. New this year are striking brindle coat and a cert is a joint effort between seal. Deep Roots Meat will 7:45 a.m. at the Fort Caro- FNGLA Florida Plants of the dramatic white blaze on his the association and the Amelia be at the market the second line National Memorial and Year, including Pineapple face and you’ve got one fabu- Island Jazz Festival, scheduled and fourth Saturdays of the Timucuan Preserve, 12713 Guava, Perennial Peanut, lous looking dog! Fully for Oct. 2-11. Raffle drawings month beginning on Sept. Fort Caroline Road, Autumn Ferns and Fire- grown, he is about 45-50 will be held, including tickets 26. Also at the market Sept. Jacksonville. Fort Caroline bush. Guest speakers pounds. He loves walks and to a concert by jazz festival 26 will be An-Believable Egg memorializes the short-lived include Doug Gates teaching gladly receives all the atten- Duncan, Emma and many headliner David Sanborn. T- Rolls and Shrimp Wraps in French presence in 16th cen- “Florida Friendly Garden tion you care to give. He other wonderful pets are shirts marking the Sounds On addition to all the regular tury Florida. All walking Plants; Horticulture Agent would pair well with children available for adoption at the Centre finale will be on sale. market vendors. events are open to the public Becky Jordi, “Proper and other dogs and make a Nassau Humane Society locat- All proceeds go directly to The Fernandina Farmers and new members are wel- Planting Practices”; Master great family pet! ed at 671 Airport Road in funding Sounds on Centre Market, open every come. Contact Brian Gardeners Shirley Fenton, Emma is a beautiful Calico Fernandina Beach. We can concerts. Saturday from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Lenihan at (904) 743-1928 or “Propagating Plants”; and kitty around 1 1/2 years old also be reached at 321-1647 or The Historic Fernandina at Seventh and Centre [email protected], or Paul Gosnell, “How to Make with an adorable disposition. at nassauhumanesociety.com. Business Association is a not- streets, features farm fresh Harold Weber at (904) 704- a Rain barrel.” There will be She wants to sit in your lap Don’t forget to bring your for-profit organization with produce as well as a variety 8402 or HeadForger@First a drawing for a custom-made and lose track of the time in a best furry K9 friend to the over 50 business members in of organic products, special- CoastTrailForgersWalkingCl rain barrel. forever home with you. Nassau Humane Society Dog downtown Fernandina Beach. ty foods and plants. Call 491- ub.org. The plant sale is at the Looking for a great, new Park located right next to our 4872 or visit www.fernandi- Plant clinic Nassau County Extension adoptable friend? Come by to shelter. Call the office at 491- Jazz festival nafarmersmarket.com. Yulee Satellite Office, 86026 meet Emma! 1511 for more information. The Les DeMerle Amelia Habitat workshops On Sept. 28 from 10 a.m.- Pages Dairy Road. All pro- Island Jazz Festival runs Oct. 2 p.m. Becky Jordi, Nassau ceeds benefit the Nassau 2-1l at various venues on Nassau Habitat for County Horticulture Exten- County Master Gardener Amelia Island, beginning with Humanity will hold work- sion Agent, will conduct a program. Call 548-1116. RAIN a Dixieland Sounds On shops for prospective buyers Plant Clinic at the Yulee Kayak trip Centre concert and street and accept applications to Extension Office, A1A and Oh Suzie Q, baby I love party Oct. 2, an Oct. 3 pro- buy Habitat homes built on Pages Dairy Road. All coun- The Nassau Sierra Club you, Suzie Q. And we do here gram at the Palace Saloon Amelia Island. ty residents are invited to chapter will host a sunset full at RAIN. Suzie Q is a shep- with jazz scholarship winner Applicants must attend a bring plant samples showing moon rise kayak/canoe trip herd mix about 5 years old. Jawren Walton’s modern jazz Nassau Habitat Family problems in their land- Oct. 3 from 3-8:30 p.m. at the Suzie is housetrained, walks band, a free Oct. 4 afternoon Selection Workshop to learn scapes. Problems will be Okefenokee swamp. This well on a leash, plays well concert in Amelia Park with about Habitat’s program. identified and solutions trip is open to the public. with others and will ward off the 18-piece U.S. Navy Big Workshops will be held in offered for correction. There Cost is $35 and includes every snake, squirrel, rat, Band Southeast, Latin Night the reception area of the is no fee for this service. Call kayak/canoe rental. Eric possum and raccoon that Oct. 8 at the Palace with Peck Center, 516 South 10th 548-1116. Titcomb, a qualified Sierra comes into her territory. Impacto Latino, Oct. 9 and 10 St., on Sept. 26 at 2 p.m., Oct. Club Outings leader, will Suzie loves to ride in the car, want to eat them. If you would shows starring headliner 1 at 7 p.m. and Oct. 3 at 2 Master Gardener lead the trip. especially when the car is like more information con- David Sanborn with The p.m. For information call plant sale For information and to headed to Wendy’s for a cerning Suzie Q or any of the Midnight Blue Band at the 277-0600 or visit Nassau sign up contact Titcomb at Chicken Crisper sandwich. adoptables at RAIN, please e- First Baptist Church auditori- HabitatforHumanity.org. The Fall Master Garden- 277-4187. One of Suzie’s jobs at RAIN is mail us at rainhumane@ um, and the Sunday, Oct. 11, to keep the fish in the pond yahoo.com or call (904) 879- Dixieland brunch at the safe from the large birds that 5861. Beech Street Grill. A not-for-profit 501(c)(3) corporation, the Les DeMerle LITERARY LEANINGS Amelia Island Jazz Festival STARS distributes proceeds toward a Special reception Fernandina Beach Police scholarship program to fund Department Community Buddy, a one-year- college educations for aspir- Meet Ann Chinn and Dr. Room from 6-8 p.m. old, 9-pound, ing jazz musicians. Charles E. Cobb, Jr. at Bring your favorite Dachshund/Chihua Visit www.ameliaislandjaz- “Creative Intersections and games, CDs, DVDs and join hua mix is housebro- zfestival.com or contact the Harmonies between the in a night of jammin’ fun ken and likes other hotline at (904) 504-4772. Artistic and the Academic, with other teens in the com- dogs, though he would the Personal and the munity. rather have his owner Benefit concert Professional, Spheres,” a Teen Jam & Play is held all to himself! He likes A benefit concert for presentation, reception and the last Thursday of every to take walks and Micah’s Place, a certified book signing Oct. 16 at 6 month. Contact Youth makes a great travel- domestic violence center p.m. at the Amelia Island Librarian Michelle Forde at ing companion. serving Nassau County, will Museum of History, 233 S. SUBMITTED 548-4858 or e-mail Save the Animals be held Oct.15 at the Florida Third St. The event is free Ann Chinn and Dr. [email protected] Rescue Society does not run a shelter. Animals are fostered by House Inn on South Third and open to the public. Charles E. Cobb, Jr. m. STARS members until a suitable and caring home is found. Street. Admission is $50 and a Chinn is a juried textile Book Loft club STARS needs new foster homes in order to rescue more ani- portion of the proceeds will artist and designer featured mals and increase adoptions. go to Micah’s Place. Cash bar in Potomac Life Magazine, com senior analyst, writer The Book Loft, 214 If you are interested in adopting a STARS dog, please visit and complimentary hors Architectural Digest and The for NPR and former mem- Centre St., Fernandina our website at www.starsofamelia.org and fill out an adoption d’oeuvres. Seating is limited. Washington Post, “Toga Na” ber of National Geographic Beach, has launched a Book application. Contact Diann at (904) 477- Exhibit, Macy’s “Inspiration editorial board, professor of of the Month Club. This 4134 or info@AmeliaIsland Africa,” and sold at the Africana Studies at Brown month features The Help by Happenings.com. Smithsonian Museum of University, and author of On Kathryn Stockett, a first RABIES CLINIC Micah’s Place programs African Art. She is the the Road to Freedom, a novel about three ordinary include a 24-hour emergency founder of the Artist Market Guided Tour of the Civil women who are about to shelter and crisis hotline, in Washington, D.C., and Rights Trail. take one extraordinary step. Lofton Creek Animal Clinic An exam with the rabies vac- court advocacy, prevention leader of workshops across Teen Jam & Play A discussion will be held will participate in World cination will be provided by programs in the school and the country. Oct. 5 at 5 p.m. at the Book Rabies Vaccination Day on appointment only for $35. safety planning for victims Cobb is an award-win- On Sept. 24, enjoy Teen Loft. For information call Sept. 28, backed by the Call 225-1044 for an appoint- and their children. ning journalist, allAfrica. Jam & Play at the 261-8991. Alliance for Rabies Control. ment.

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8B WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2009 LEISURE News-Leader

For more information call Bowman Road, at the Chapel Micah’s awareness Kristen Perrett at (904) 556- Fellowship Hall. PEOPLE &PLACES 6044 or e-mail missameliais- The public is invited to this Observe Domestic Pound Puppy, “Halo” from [email protected]. free program, sponsored by Violence Awareness Month Cats Angels and rescue The academy is a non-profit the Amelia Island in October by participating in vehicles from the Nassau organization that offers free Genealogical Society and the SPECIAL EVENTS www.projectchance.com. the following Micah’s Place County Sheriff’s Office and ballroom dance classes to Amelia Plantation Chapel. He ACT adds show events: Nassau County Fire Rescue. Nassau County students. will present two topics: ‘Expo on Aging’ • “Family Fun Night” Oct. • “Creating a World of Children’s art “Breaking Through Brick Amelia Community 6 from 5-10 p.m. at Chili’s Kindness” art contest. Walls: Use Your Head” (tech- The Amelia Island Nassau Theatre has added an extra Restaurant in Yulee. Enjoy During October, students in The Island Art Association niques for overcoming your County Association of Realtors performance to the sold-out face painting, balloons, give- pre-K through 12th grade will hold a children’s art pro- most difficult genealogical is sponsoring its first annual run of the comedy “The Dixie aways, pirates and more. are invited to enter the gram on Sept. 26 from 10-11 research problems) and “How “Expo on Aging” Sept. 24th Swim Club.” The added show For purchases made at “Creating a World of Kind- a.m. or 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m., To Prepare for Successful from 9-11 a.m. at 910 South will be at 2 Chili’s that evening, a per- ness” art contest. Selections taught by Diane Hamburg. Research In European 14th St., Fernandina Beach. p.m. Sept. centage will be donated to will receive awards and Call the gallery at 261-7020 to Records.” This informative event is 27. Adult Micah’s Place. prizes at a ceremony in register. Pre-register by sending open to the public and atten- tickets are • “Steak Out” Oct. 17 January 2010. Deadline for Day at museum you name, phone number and dees are invited to visit the $17; stu- from 4-6 p.m. at the Wal- art entry is Dec. 1. e-mail address to AIGS, P.O. registered vendor booths to dent tickets Mart Supercenter in Yulee. For more information call On Sept. 26 the Amelia Box 6005, Fernandina Beach, ask questions and receive are $10. Enjoy free food and fun Micah’s Place at 491-6364, Island Museum of History will 32035 or by e-mailing the marketing materials. Exhibitors Call 261-6749 for reservations activities, music from ext. 102. If you or someone participate in the fifth annual same to aigswebmaster@ include: Council on Aging, or visit the box office at 209 Dynamic Musician you know is being abused, Museum Day, presented by comcast.net. Savannah Grand, Osprey Cedar St. from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Entertainment and see the call 1-800-500-1119. Smithsonian magazine. Visit Study circles Village, Baptist Medical on Tuesdays, Thursdays and www.smithsonian.com/muse- Systems Nassau, Jan Carver, Saturdays. umday to download your Facing Racism in a P.A., Jane Adams House, THIS WEEK Flags Charter Chapter will movie.com. Museum Day Admission Diverse Nation Study Circles Quality Health, Hilliard Life meet Sept. 24 at the Free HIV testing Card. Each card provides will be held from Oct. 1-Nov. Care Center, Katheryn Knee, Diabetes classes Fernandina Beach Golf Club. museum access for two peo- 14 at St. Peter’s Episcopal P.A., YMCA, John Hancock Social time begins at 6 p.m. The Coalition for the ple, and one admission card Church. A diverse group of Financial Network, AFLAC , The Diabetes Academy will and the dinner meeting at Reduction/Elimination of is permitted per household. people, lead by impartial facili- Hospice Community of present a series of monthly 6:30 p.m. This month the Ethnic Disparities in Health NEXT WEEK tators, will meet each week to Northeast Florida and Brook’s classes at the Council on chapter celebrates its 40th (CREED) in collaboration with discuss issues of importance Rehab. Aging Senior Center begin- anniversary and extends a River Region Human Service, Rabies clinic to all. This is open to anyone For more information con- ning today from 10-11 a.m. special invitation to all guests, Inc. will offer free HIV testing and free of charge. For more tact Wendy Sapp at 261-8133 These programs are fun, free especially past members and (results in 20 minutes) from 8 Lofton Creek Animal Clinic information contact Sharon or wendys@amelia-island- classes that help you learn presidents. Dinner is $13 and p.m.-midnight Sept. 25 at Da will participate in the World Stanley at 583-6272 or e-mail realtors.org. the ins and outs of diabetes payable that evening. Call Spot Night Club, 421 S. Ninth Rabies Vaccination Day on [email protected]. Wheel-a-thon from certified diabetes educa- Susan Sturges at 206-2580 St., Fernandina Beach. Sept. 28, backed by the ‘A-maze-ing’ days tors. Additional classes are for information and to RSVP. Free dog wash Alliance for Rabies Control. The First Coast Freedom Sept. 30, Oct. 7 and Oct. 14 Opening ceremony An exam with the rabies vac- Conner’s A-Maze-ing Playground will host the First from 10-11 a.m. The Council Red Bones Dog Bakery & cination will be provided by Acres will open Oct. 3 with “A- Coast Wheel-A-Thon to sup- on Aging Senior Center is The Learning Community Boutique’s next free dog wash appointment only for $35. Call Maze-ing Grace Day,” includ- port building a universally located across from Baptist of North Florida, 626 S. Eighth is Sept. 26 from 10 a.m. to 4 225-1044 for an appointment. ing family fun and groups accessible playground in the Medical Center Nassau, 1367 St., will hold a ribbon cutting p.m. at 809 S. Eighth St. in Math class singing gospel music. Oct. 10 city. Beginning at 9 a.m. Sept. 18th St., Fernandina Beach. and wine class on Sept. 24 the Pelican Palms Shops. enjoy “Old Fashion Day,” with 26, teams and individuals will Call Frances Bartelt at 261- from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Stop by Fairy Tails Mobile Grooming Professor Donna Martin demonstrations of old-fash- wheel/walk a 1.2-mile course 0701, ext. 102. to check out affordable class- will serve up warm baths, teach a hybrid Pre-Calculus ioned crafts. Singing groups from Central Park to the down- ‘Annie’ tickets es in art, heath, fitness, yoga, blow dries and nail trimming. Algebra, MAC1140, beginning that would like to participate in town Fernandina waterfront gourmet cooking, writing, gar- All donations will benefit the Sept. 29. This class will meet A-Maze-Ing Grace Day, or and back. Each team must Tickets are on sale at the dening and many others. Nassau Humane Society. For at the Nassau Center on anyone that would like to include at least one person (of Fernandina Beach Middle The opening ceremony is information call 321-0020. Tuesdays from 1-3:40 p.m. demonstrate their old-fash- any ability) in a wheelchair School office for the upcoming free and will be followed by a Legion cookout The remainder of the class ioned crafts on Old Fashion (wheelchairs available for student production of “Annie,” wine class from 6-8 p.m. fea- will be online. Students wish- Day, contact Betty Jean those who don’t have one). scheduled for Oct. 8-10, with turing California wines. Fee is The Sons of The American ing to register must have com- Conner at (904) 879-5453. Afterwards enjoy a free a Sunday matinee Oct. 11. All $39. All proceeds will benefit Legion will hold their monthly pleted MAC1102 or MAC1105 COMING UP lunch from Sonny’s, music by seats are $10. All proceeds go the Nassau Humane Society. cookout Sept. 26 starting at 11 with a grade of ‘C’ or better or local artists, demonstration to Communities in Schools of For information contact Nancy a.m. at the log cabin across have a satisfactory score on Bridge classes wheelchair sports and prizes. Nassau County. Rossiter at 430-0120 or e-mail from the city water tower. the placement test. To register For information or to register, Cruise fundraiser [email protected]. Visit Enjoy a Barbecue Sandwich or for information call the The Jacksonville School of call 335-7253. Register online www.tlcnf.com. Plate with baked beans, Nassau Center at 548-4432. Bridge presents “Bidding in at www.firstgiving.com/free- The Rotary Club of Amelia Micah’s orientation coleslaw and potato salad for ‘Jail and Bail’ the 21st Century,” an official domplayground. Island Sunrise is taking reser- an $8 donation, or a barbecue course provided by the ACBL, Dog Park Day vations for its fundraiser, Micah’s Place invites the sandwich without the fixings A new permanent Amelia Tuesday mornings from 10 “Cruising For A Cause For public to its monthly orienta- for $5. Call 627-9107 for three Island Museum of History a.m. to noon, beginning Oct. Dogs and owners are invit- Polio Plus,” a four-day cruise tion Sept. 24 at 5:30 p.m. or more delivery orders. exhibit will open Oct. 1, offer- 6. The six-week session is ed to run, play, swim and show to the Bahamas aboard the Learn more about its services, Plantation art ing displays from the days $125 and the textbook is off their skills on a Rally Carnival Fascination, depart- family violence issues and when the building was the included. Obedience ing March 11, 2010 from volunteering. Call 491-6364, The Plantation Artists’ Nassau County Jail. An actual The class is for new bridge course at Jacksonville. ext. 102 to RSVP and for Guild and Gallery presents its cell will be re-created with players and those who have Dog Leg Rotary Sunrise will receive location. Orientations are held new fall show Sept. 26, 5:30-8 story panels and artifacts been out of bridge for a while Productions $90 for each cabin sold to the fourth Thursday each p.m. at the gallery, 94 Village showing life in the jail. and want to re-learn using kennel in help in Rotary International’s month. Circle at the Spa & Shops. That morning, those on modern point count, bidding Fernandina mission to eradicate polio. Free movie The new show features the Amelia Island’s “Most Wanted methods, etc. Instructor is Beach. The next bi-annual The cruise is open to anyone. works of more than 30 local List” (politicians, bankers, Peggy Higginbotham, Silver Dog Park Day is Sept. 26 from A $50 deposit is due Oct. 2, a Join First Presbyterian artists. Light hors d’oeuvres restaurateurs, hairdressers, Life Master, accredited by the 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Lunch will be $100 deposit by Nov. 4 and Church at Maxwell Hall Sept. and wine will be served and etc.) will be arrested and American Contract Bridge provided and local artist John final payment Jan. 4, 2010. 25 at 6:30 p.m. for a free there will be an art raffle. Call escorted in sheriff’s deputy League and a certified club Walsh will play acoustic and Contact group leader showing of “Amazing Grace,” 432-1750. cars to the museum where director. All classes are held at contemporary music. Cost is Suzanne McLeod at (904) an inspiring Miss Amelia pageant Judge Bob Williams will set the Jacksonville School of $20 (cash) donation per family. 662-2360 or movie bail. They will contact friends Bridge, 3353 Washburn Road, All proceeds benefit the smcleod@telecommanage- about how The Ballroom Youth to bail them out. The “bail” is a Jacksonville, FL 32250. Project CHANCE Foundation. ment.us; or travel professional faith Academy will host the second tax-deductible donation to the For information and/or Canines Helping Anyone Valerie Gossett at (904) 710- brought about the end of the annual Miss Amelia Island museum. Jaguar cheerlead- reservations call Needing Courage and 9170 or Valerie@premier- slave trade in England. Enjoy Classic Pageant will be held ers will be on hand to encour- Higginbotham at (904) 249- Empowerment is a charitable resources.net. pizza and a drawing for a free Sept. 26, at the Atlantic age the “jailbirds” to secure 0658 , (904) 334-5272 or e- organization dedicated to pro- ABWA meeting copy of the movie. Learn Avenue Recreation Center donations. mail [email protected]. viding an assistance dog to more about the movie and auditorium, for babies to 22 Funds will help replace a Travel show children with autism in The American Business check out the trailer and video years old. New this year is a leaking roof endangering Northeast Florida. Visit Women’s Association – Eight clips at www.amazinggrace- mother-daughter competition. records and artifacts housed The Travel Agency cele- in the old building. At 5:30 brates 35 years on Amelia p.m. Jaxson de Ville, the Island with an Anniversary CROSSWORD Jaguar mascot, and Sheriff Travel Show Oct 6 from 4-8 Tommy Seagraves will open p.m., with participation by The DT's the new exhibit. The public is more than a dozen tour com- Solution For 09.18 invited. Refreshments will be panies. Red Otter Outfitters ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 served. The event is free for will have a display and fash- 1. Three-__ sloth members and $5 for non- ion show. 5. Logs some Z's 14 15 16 members. There will be wine by Liz Smiddy of Beech Street Grill 9. Took four of four 17 18 19 Genealogy program games, say fame. Beer, water and hors Popular genealogist, d’oeuvres will be served. 14. 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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR bidder for cash at the AT 11:30 ————— ARTHUR JACOBS, an individ- NOMINEE FOR PREFERRED interest in the surplus from the date of death was March 30, PLAT BOOK 5,PAGE 131,PUBLIC TAX DEED A.M. at the MAIN ENTRANCE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, ual and IDEA ASSOCIATES, HOME MORTGAGE COMPA- sale, if any, other than the 2009; that the total value of RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN INC., a Georgia corporation, NY; UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN property owner as of the date the estate is $0.00 and that TY,FLORIDA. that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder CIAL ANNEX, 76347 VETERANS AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, are Defendants,and THE PARK POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT of the Lis Pendens must file a the names and addresses of Any person claiming an of the following certificate(s) WAY, YULEE FL 32097 at the FLORIDA AVENUE BANK, is the Plaintiff, I PROPERTY are defendants. I claim within sixty (60) days those to whom it has been interest in the surplus from the has filed said certificate(s) for Nassau County Courthouse,in CASE NO.: 09-CA-546 will sell to the highest bidder for will sell to the highest and best after the sale. assigned by such order are: sale, if any, other than the a tax deed to be issued there- Yulee,Florida,at 11:30 a.m.on DIVISION: cash on the steps of the bidder for cash at the AT 11:30 WITNESS MY HAND and the Creditors: property owner as of the date on. The certificate number(s) the 6 day of October, 2009, FIRST FEDERAL BANK OF Nassau County Judicial Annex, A.M. at the MAIN ENTRANCE seal of this Court on NONE of the lis pendens, must file a and year of issuance, the the following described prop- FLORIDA f/k/a FIRST FEDERAL Nassau County Courthouse, OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- September 8, 2009. Beneficiaries: claim within 60 days after the description of the property, erty as set forth in said Final SAVINGS BANK OF FLORIDA, 76347 Veterans Way, Yulee, CIAL ANNEX, 76347 VETERANS John A. Crawford ELIZABETH A. JOHNSON sale. and the name(s) in which it is Judgment, to wit: a Florida corporation, Florida 32097, in accordance WAY, YULEE FL 32097 at the Clerk of the Circuit Court 95049 Raintree Lane Dated this 9 day of assessed are as follows: LOT 99 OF HERON ISLES Plaintiff, with Chapter 45, Florida Nassau County Courthouse,in By: /s/ Tracy Poore Fernandina Beach, Florida September, 2009. File Number: 2009-200-TD PHASE ONE REPLAT,ACCORD- vs. Statutes, at 11:30 a.m. on Yulee,Florida,at 11:30 a.m.on Deputy Clerk 32034 JOHN A. CRAWFORD Certificate Number: 1292 ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS AARON A. SWEATT and October 9, 2009, the following the 6 day of October, 2009, Florida Default Law Group, ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE Clerk of the Circuit Court Parcel Number: 42-2N-27- RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7, BRADY POINT PRESERVE described real property set the following described prop- P.L. NOTIFIED THAT: By: /s/ Amanda Stearn 4440-0004-0000 PAGES 152 THROUGH 155, COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, forth in the Summary Final erty as set forth in said Final P.O. Box 25018 All creditors of the estate Deputy Clerk Year of Issuance: 2007 INCLUSIVE, OF THE CURRENT INC., a Florida corporation Judgment: Judgment, to wit: Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 of the decedent and persons IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Description of Property: RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- Defendant. PARCEL 1: LOT 39, AMHURST OAKS, F07053720-COUNTRY-CONV- having claims or demands AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES LOT 4 R360047 & R360046 OR TY,FLORIDA. NOTICE OF SALE Units A-102,A-201,A-202,A- ACCORDING TO THE PLAT abiven against estate of the dece- ACT, persons with disabilities 336/283 & L/E OR 563/1019 ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN Notice is hereby given that, 302, B-101, B-201, B-202 and B- RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7, Americans with Disabilities dent other than those for needing a special accom- FIELDS HIGHLANDS PB 5/6 INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM pursuant to an order or a final 302 of THE LANDINGS OF PAGE(S) 180,AS RECORDED IN Act whom provision for full pay- modation should contact Assessed To: THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN judgment of foreclosure AMELIA RIVER CONDOMINI- THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- If you are a person with a ment was made in the Order COURT ADMINISTRATION, at W JOHNS TRUSTEE, CHRISTO- THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF entered in the above cap- UM, A CONDOMINIUM, SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. disability who needs any of Summary Administration the NASSAU County Court- PHER RITTER THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS tioned action, I will sell the according to Declaration of ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN accommodation in order to must file their claims with this house at NONE,1-800-955-8771 All of the above property is MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 property situated in Nassau Condominium thereof record- INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM participate in this proceeding, court WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS (TDD) or 1-800-955-8770, via located in Nassau County, in DAYS AFTER THE SALE. County,Florida, described as: ed in Official Records Book THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN you are entitled, at no cost to SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 Florida Relay Service. the State of Florida. In accordance with the Lot 55 of BRADY POINT PRE- 1531, at page 271 of the pub- THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF you,to the provision of certain OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID Unless such certificate(s) Americans with Disabilities Act SERVE UNIT ONE,according to lic records of Nassau County, THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS assistance please contact the CODE. J. STERN, P.A., ATTORNEY FOR shall be redeemed according of 1990 (ADA), disabled per- the plat thereof as recorded in Florida, together with their MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 circuit court at (904) 321-5709. ALL CLAIMS AND PLAINTIFF to law,the property described sons who, because of their Plat Book 7, pages 76-89, of share of the common ele- DAYS AFTER THE SALE. 2t 09-16-23-2009 DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL 900 SOUTH PINE ISLAND in such certificate or certifi- disabilities, need special the public records of Nassau ments LESS the submerged In accordance with the 7906 BE FOREVER BARRED. ROAD SUITE 400, PLANTATION, cates will be sold to the accommodation to partici- County,Florida. land lease area as described Americans with Disabilities Act ————— NOTWITHSTANDING ANY FL 33324-3920 Highest Bidder at the MAIN pate in this proceeding should at public sale, to the highest in that certain Submerged of 1990 (ADA), disabled per- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, OTHER APPLICABLE TIME PERI- (954) 233-8000 ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU contact the ADA Coordinator and best bidder for cash, at Land Lease recorded in sons who,because of their dis- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN OD,ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) 07-23612 (LIT) COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, at 416 CENTER STREET, FER- the front door of the Nassau Official Records Book 1519, at abilities,need special accom- AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE 2t 09-16-23-2009 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, NANDINA BEACH, FL 32034 or County Judicial Annex, 76347 page 666 of the public records modation to participate in this FLORIDA DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH 7922 FL,on the 20th day of October, Telephone Voice/TDD (904) Veterans Way, Yulee, Florida, of Nassau County,Florida. proceeding should contact CASE NO.: 45-2009-CA-415 IS BARRED. —————- 2009, between the hours of 321-5700 not later than five at 11:30 a.m. on Nov.2, 2009. PARCEL 2: the ADA Coordinator at 416 DIVISION: CV-A The date of the first publi- LEGAL NOTICE 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The business days prior to such pro- WITNESS my hand and seal All of Record Title Holder’s CENTER STREET, FERNANDINA HERITAGE BANK OF NORTH cation of this Notice is NOTICE OF ACTION Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is ceeding. of said Court this 10 day of right,title and interest in and to BEACH,FL 32034 or Telephone FLORIDA, a Florida corpora- September 16, 2009. STATE OF FLORIDA to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. Dated this 8 day of September, 2009. Sovereignty Submerged Lands Voice/TDD (904) 321-5700 not tion, Attorney for Person Giving DEPARTMENT OF JOHN A. CRAWFORD September, 2009. JOHN A. CRAWFORD lease as more particularly later than five business days Plaintiff, Notice: CORRECTIONS NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF John A. Crawford Clerk of Circuit Court described in lease recorded prior to such proceeding. vs. JANET A. CARVER The Department of Correc- COURT Clerk Of The Circuit Court By: /s/ C. Easterwood in Official Records Book 1519, Dated this 4 day of PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING Attorney for Petitioner tions intends to lease office BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY By: /s/ C. Easterwood Deputy Clerk page 666 of the public records September, 2009. ASSOCIATES, LLC, a Florida Florida Bar No. 193593 space for use as a probation CLERK Deputy Clerk Frederick R. Brock, Esquire of Nassau County,Florida. John A. Crawford limited liability company; JANET A. CARVER, PA and parole office at 86058 Individuals with disabilities Law Office of Marshall C. Florida Bar No. 160787 ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN Clerk Of The Circuit Court NICHOLAS C. ALEXANDER; 20 South 5th Street Pages Dairy Road, Yulee, needing a reasonable ac- Watson Gartner, Brock and Simon INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM By: /s/ C. Easterwood and LISA M. ALEXANDER, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Florida, 32097. commodation to participate 1800 NW 49th Street, Suite 1660 Prudential Drive THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN Deputy Clerk Defendants. Tel: 904-572-0088 / 432-8004 Interested members of the in this proceeding should con- 120 Suite 203 THE PROPERTY OWNERS AS OF Law Office of Marshall C. NOTICE OF SALE (fax) public may address questions tact the RECORDING DEPART- Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 P.O. Box 10697 THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS Watson Notice is hereby given that, Person Giving Notice: or provide input regarding the MENT no later than seven (7) Telephone: (954) 453-0365 Jacksonville, Florida 32247- MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 1800 NW 49th Street, Suite pursuant to an order or a final ELIZABETH A. JOHNSON proposed lease to Kim Gilles- days prior to the proceeding Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 0697 SIXTY (60) DAYS AFTER THE SALE. 120 judgment of foreclosure 95049 Raintree Lane pie, Government Operations at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- Toll Free: 1-800-441-2438 (904) 399-0870 DATED: 10 September,2009. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 entered in the above cap- Fernandina Beach, Florida Consultant II, for the Depart- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the 08-21445 2t 09-16-23-2009 In accordance with the Telephone: (954) 453-0365 tioned action, I will sell the 32034 ment of Corrections, Office of individual of a deposition, 2t 09-16-23-2009 7920 Americans with Disabilities Act, Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 property situated in Nassau 2t 09-16-23-2009 Community Corrections - court date, subpoena, etc., is 7905 ————— persons needing a special Toll Free: 1-800-441-2438 County,Florida, described as: 7919 Leasing Section, at (850) 410- less than seven (7) days, then —————- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR accommodation to partici- 09-13068 Exhibit “A” ————— 3442 or [email protected]. the individual should contact NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED pate in this proceeding should 2t 09-16-23-2009 All that certain lot, piece ATTENTION COMCAST CABLE state.fl.us. the RECORDING DEPARTMENT TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN contact the individual or 7904 or parcel of land situate, lying CUSTOMERS 1t 09-23-2009 as soon as possible after re- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder agency sending notice not —————- and being in the City of Effective October 23,2009, 7928 ceiving that notice.Telephone: that DENTON II LLC,the holder of the following certificate(s) later than seven (7) days prior IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Fernandina Beach, (formerly Comcast will add ESPN U HD ————— 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 of the following certificate(s) has filed said certificate(s) for to the proceeding at the FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN named Fernandina), County to channel 396 on the Digital NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING if hearing impaired,1-800-955- has filed said certificate(s) for a tax deed to be issued there- address given on notice. AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, of Nassau and State of Florida Classic tier level. A preview of CITY COMMISSION 8770 (v), via Florida Relay a tax deed to be issued there- on. The certificate number(s) Telephone (904) 630-2564; 1- FLORIDA and being further described this service may be seen by CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH Service. on. The certificate number(s) and year of issuance, the 800-955-8771 (TDD) or 1-800- CIVIL ACTION according to the official map customers that subscribe to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 4t 09-16-23-30, 10-07-2009 and year of issuance, the description of the property, 955-8770 (V) via Florida Relay CASE NO.: 45-2008-CA- or plat of said City (as litho- the appropriate tier level prior that a Public Hearing is sched- 7896 description of the property, and the name(s) in which it is Service. 000174 graphed and issued by the to the effective date. uled for Tuesday, October 6, —————- and the name(s) in which it is assessed are as follows: JOHN CRAWFORD, CLERK OF DIVISION A Florida Railroad Company in This affects current and 2009 at 6:00 PM in the City NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE assessed are as follows: File Number: 2009-201-TD THE CIRCUIT AND COUNTY WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, 1857 and enlarged, revised new residential and commer- Commission Chambers, 204 Notice is hereby given that File Number: 2009-202-TD Certificate Number: 2467 COURT, NASSAU COUNTY, Plaintiff, and reissued by the Florida cial subscribers serviced by Ash Street Fernandina Beach, on October 5th at 9:00 A.M.or Certificate Number: 1030 Parcel Number: 00-00-31- FLORIDA vs. Town Improvement Company Comcast in Jacksonville, Florida to consider the follow- later U-Store-It #323,1678 S.8th Parcel Number: 43-4N-25- 1800-0139-0110 By: /s/ C. Easterwood MICHAEL E. MAGUIRE, et al, in 1887 and 1901) as: Callahan, Macclenny, ing application: Street,in the city of Fernandina 0000-0002-0030 Year of Issuance: 2007 Deputy Clerk Defendant(s). Lots Three – Eleven (3-11) Fernandina Beach, Yulee, ORDINANCE 2009-19 Beach, state of Florida, the Year of Issuance: 2007 Description of Property: 2t 09-16-23-2009 NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED inclusive,and Lots One (1),Two Orange Park, St. Augustine, AN ORDINANCE OF THE undersigned, U-Store-It #323 Description of Property: BLOCK 139 LOTS 11 & 12 L/E 7913 FORECLOSURE SALE (2), Thirty One (31) and Thirty Palatka, Lake City, Live Oak, CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH, will sell at Public Sale by com- OR 167/225 R622047 & OR 908/110 CITY OF FDNA ————— NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Two (32), Block 167, City of Fl., St. Mary’s, Ga. and sur- FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAP- petitive bidding, the personal R622048 EX R/W OR 605/1176 BEACH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE pursuant to an Order Fernandina Beach. rounding areas. TER 2, ARTICLE IV, DIVISION 3 property (all items in storage EX 2-15 & 2-18 Assessed To: 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale at public sale, to the highest A digital set-top box pro- FIRE DEPARTMENT BY AMEND- units contain household items Assessed To: MICHAEL BLUE L/E,VINCENT J AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, dated September 8,2009 and and best bidder for cash, at vided by Comcast is required ING SECTION 2-322 RIDING ON unless otherwise mentioned) BETTY A WINGATE EST WILLIAMS FLORIDA entered in Case No. 45-2008- the front door of the Nassau to view this channel. FIRE APPARATUS; CREATING heretofore stored with the All of the above property is All of the above property is CIVIL DIVISION CA-000174 of the Circuit Court County Judicial Annex, 76347 For more information, SECTION 2-325 TITLED AUTHOR- undersigned by: located in Nassau County, in located in Nassau County, in CASE NO.: 45-2008-CA- of the FOURTH Judicial Circuit Veterans Way, Yulee, Florida, please call 1-800-266-2278. ITY AND DUTIES OF CHIEF; PRO- P2005 the State of Florida. the State of Florida. 000555 in and for NASSAU County, at 11:30 a.m. on Nov.2, 2009. 1t 09-23-2009 VIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND Demaris J Cline Unless such certificate(s) Unless such certificate(s) NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE Florida wherein WELLS FARGO WITNESS my hand and seal 7926 PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE P1121 shall be redeemed according shall be redeemed according LLC, BANK, NA, is the Plaintiff and of said Court this 10 day of ————— DATE. Jeff A. Halliwell to law,the property described to law,the property described Plaintiff, MICHAEL E.MAGUIRE; ANNETTE September, 2009. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Interested parties may a/k/a Jeff A. Hallwill in such certificate or certifi- in such certificate or certifi- vs. R. MAGUIRE; ANY AND ALL JOHN A. CRAWFORD FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN appear at said hearing and D2 cates will be sold to the cates will be sold to the CONNOR RUSSELL; KATIE RUS- UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING Clerk of Circuit Court AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, be heard as to the advisabili- Jonathan Parr Highest Bidder at the MAIN Highest Bidder at the MAIN SELL; JOHN DOE; JANE DOE BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND By: /s/ C. Easterwood FLORIDA. ty of any action, which may P2032 ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU AS UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED Deputy Clerk CASE NO.: 09-CP-162 be considered. Any persons Lataveia L. Humphrey COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) Frederick R. Brock, Esquire DIVISION: with disabilities requiring ac- L15 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, PROPERTY, WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE Florida Bar No. 160787 IN RE: The Estate of commodations in order to par- Dennis Reilly FL, on the 22nd day of FL, on the 22nd day of Defendants. DEAD OR ALIVE,WHETHER SAID Gartner, Brock and Simon RONALD F.SHENK, ticipate in this program or H4-4 October, 2009, between the October, 2009, between the RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY 1660 Prudential Drive Deceased. activity should contact 277- Andrea Pratt hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 SALE CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUS- Suite 203 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 7305,TTY 277-7399,(TTY number L16 p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ES,HEIRS,DEVISEES,GRANTEES, P.O. Box 10697 The ancillary administration for all City offices) or through Willie B Evans Policy is to hold the sale at Policy is to hold the sale at pursuant to an Order Resetting OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; WELLS Jacksonville, Florida 32247- of the estate of RONALD F. the Florida Relay Service at 1- F15 11:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m. Foreclosure Sale Date dated FARGO BANK, N.A.; 0697 SHENK,deceased,File Number 800-955-8771 at least 24 hours Earl T Alberta Jr. JOHN A. CRAWFORD JOHN A. CRAWFORD the 4 day of September,2009, ISLESWORTH OWNERS ASSO- (904) 399-0870 09-CP-162, is pending in the in advance to request such L43 NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF and entered in Case No. 45- CIATION, INC.; TENANT #1 2t 09-16-23-2009 Circuit Court for Nassau accommodation. Michael A Schiesser COURT COURT 2008-CA-000555,of the Circuit N/K/A CARLOS MIRANDA,and 7921 County, Florida, Probate IF ANY PERSON DECIDES TO A19 BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY Court of the 4TH Judicial TENANT #2 N/K/A STEPHANIE ————— Division, the address of which APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE Rene Noe CLERK CLERK Circuit in and for Nassau MIRANDA,are the Defendants, NOTICE OF INTENTION is 76347 Veterans Way, Yulee, BY THE BOARD/COMMISSION 2t 09-16-23-2009 Individuals with disabilities Individuals with disabilities County, Florida, wherein I will sell to the highest and TO CONSIDER ENACTMENT Florida 32097.The names and WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER 7912 needing a reasonable ac- needing a reasonable ac- NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC best bidder for cash at NAS- OF ORDINANCE addresses of the personal rep- CONSIDERED AT SUCH HEAR- ————— commodation to participate commodation to participate is the Plaintiff and CONNOR SAU JUDICIAL ANNEX, 76347 NOTICE is hereby given that resentative and the personal ING, S/HE WILL NEED TO NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR in this proceeding should con- in this proceeding should con- RUSSELL; KATIE RUSSELL; JOHN VETERAN’S WAY,YULEE, FLORI- the Board of County Commis- representative’s attorney are ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM TAX DEED tact the RECORDING DEPART- tact the RECORDING DEPART- DOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN DA at 11:30AM, on the 14 day sioners of Nassau County, set forth below. RECORD OF THE PROCEED- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN MENT no later than seven (7) MENT no later than seven (7) TENANT(S) IN POSSESSION OF of October, 2009, the follow- Florida, at a Regular meeting All creditors of the dece- INGS IS MADE,WHICH RECORD that WINDER VI LLC, the hold- days prior to the proceeding days prior to the proceeding THE SUBJECT PROPERTY are ing described property as set to be held on Monday, the dent and other persons having INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND er of the following certificate(s) at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- defendants. I will sell to the forth in said Final Judgment: 28th day of September, 2009, claims or demands against EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE has filed said certificate(s) for CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the highest and best bidder for LOT 33 OF ISLESWORTH, at 7:00 P.M.at the Commission decedent’s estate, including APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. a tax deed to be issued there- individual of a deposition, individual of a deposition, cash at the AT 11:30 A.M. at ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Chambers, located in the unmatured, contingent or Copies of the applications on. The certificate number(s) court date, subpoena, etc., is court date, subpoena, etc., is the MAIN ENTRANCE OF THE THEREOF AS RECORDED IN James S. Page Governmental unliquidated claims,on whom may be inspected in the office and year of issuance, the less than seven (7) days, then less than seven (7) days, then NASSAU COUNTY JUDICIAL PLAT BOOK 6, PAGES 300 AND Complex,96135 Nassau Place, a copy of this notice is served of the City Clerk, City Hall, 204 description of the property, the individual should contact the individual should contact ANNEX, 76347 VETERANS WAY, 301, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS Yulee, Florida, intends to con- must file their claims with this Ash Street,between the hours and the name(s) in which it is the RECORDING DEPARTMENT the RECORDING DEPARTMENT YULEE FL 32097 at the Nassau OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. sider for adoption the following court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 of 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM,Monday assessed are as follows: as soon as possible after re- as soon as possible after re- County Courthouse in Yulee, A/K/A 96004 MONTEGO BAY, proposed ordinance: MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF through Friday.For information File Number: 2009-204-TD ceiving that notice.Telephone: ceiving that notice.Telephone: Florida, at 11:30 a.m. on the 9 FERNANDINA BEACH,FL 32034 ORDINANCE NO. 2009- THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS on the application, please Certificate Number: 531 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 day of October, 2009, the fol- Any person claiming an AN ORDINANCE OF NAS- NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE contact the Staff of the City Parcel Number: 32-4N-24- if hearing impaired,1-800-955- if hearing impaired,1-800-955- lowing described property as interest in the surplus from the SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA REVIS- DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY Clerk’s Office at 277-7305. 0000-0006-0000 8770 (v), via Florida Relay 8770 (v), via Florida Relay set forth in said Final sale, if any, other than the ING SECTION 11.7.6 OF THE OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. 1t 09-23-2009 Year of Issuance: 2007 Service. Service. Judgment, to wit: property owner as of the date NASSAU COUNTY ROADWAY All other creditors of the 7930 Description of Property: 4t 09-16-23-30, 10-07-2009 4t 09-16-23-30, 10-07-2009 TRACT 1, BLOCK 4, YULEE of the Lis Pendens must file a AND DRAINAGE STANDARDS, decedent and other persons ————— PT OF NW1/4 OF SW1/4 OR 7898 7897 WOODS SECTION THREE, claim within sixty (60) days ORDINANCE NO. 99-17, AS having claims or demands NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 327 PG 8 —————- —————- ACCORDING TO THE PLAT after the sale. AMENDED, TO PROVIDE FOR against decedent’s estate, CITY COMMISSION Assessed To: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, THEREOF AS RECORDED IN WITNESS MY HAND and the BONDING THE CONSTRUCTION including unmatured, contin- CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH THOMAS E DOWD EST FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN PLAT BOOK 5, PAGES 239 AND seal of this Court on OF SIDEWALKS IN RESIDENTIAL gent or unliquidated claims, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN All of the above property is AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, 240, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS September 9, 2009. SUBDIVISIONS; PROVIDING SEV- must file their claims with this that a Public Hearing is sched- located in Nassau County, in FLORIDA FLORIDA. OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. John A. Crawford ERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR AN court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER uled for Tuesday, October 6, the State of Florida. CIVIL ACTION CASE NO.: 09-CA-223 TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN Clerk of the Circuit Court EFFECTIVE DATE. THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- 2009 at 6:00 PM in the City Unless such certificate(s) CASE NO.: 07-CA-399 DIVISION: A DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE HOME, By: /s/ Amanda Stearn Copies of the Ordinance CATION OF THIS NOTICE. Commission Chambers, 204 shall be redeemed according DIVISION A THE PARK AVENUE BANK, a 1989 SKYL,VIN#’S H75506GL & Deputy Clerk are available at the Clerk’s ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED Ash Street Fernandina Beach, to law,the property described CITIGROUP GLOBAL MAR- Georgia banking corpora- H75506GR. Florida Default Law Group, Office at the Judicial Annex, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Florida to consider the follow- in such certificate or certifi- KETS REALTY CORPORATION, tion ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN P.L. located at 76347 Veterans The date of first publication ing application: cates will be sold to the Plaintiff, Plaintiff, INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM P.O. Box 25018 Way, Yulee, Florida, Monday of this Notice is September 16, ORDINANCE 2009-16 Highest Bidder at the MAIN vs. vs. THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 through Friday, 8:30 a.m. 2009. AN ORDINANCE OF THE ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU JAMES S. CARVER, et al, AMELIA RIVER PLANTATION, THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF F08021866 NMNC- through 5:00 p.m., except for CLYDE W.DAVIS CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, Defendant(s). LLC, a Florida limited liability THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS SPECFHLMC-R-ejayska legal holidays. Attorney for Personal OF FERNANDINA BEACH 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED company,PATRICK C. GILLEY, MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 Americans with Disabilities THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO BE Representative AMENDING CHAPTER 62, PER- FL, on the 22nd day of FORECLOSURE SALE an individual, PASCHAL DAYS AFTER THE SALE. Act PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF A Florida Bar No. 277266 SONNEL, ARTICLE IV, FIRE- October, 2009, between the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN GILLEY,JR., an individual, In accordance with the If you are a person with a PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL 20 South 5th Street FIGHTER’S AND POLICE OFFI- hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 pursuant to an Order MATHEW C. GILLEY,an indi- Americans with Disabilities Act disability who needs any ANY DECISION MADE BY THE Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 CER’S PENSION PLAN, OF THE p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale vidual, PAUL W.HEAD, an indi- of 1990 (ADA), disabled per- accommodation in order to BOARD, AGENCY OR COM- 904.261.2848 CODE OF ORDINANCES OF Policy is to hold the sale at dated September 8,2009 and vidual, CYPRESS DEVELOP- sons who,because of their dis- participate in this proceeding, MISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY RONALD H. KURTZ THE CITY OF FERNANDINA 11:30 a.m. entered in Case No. 07-CA- MENT AND REALTY OF abilities,need special accom- you are entitled, at no cost to MATTER CONSIDERED AT SUCH Personal Representative BEACH, BY AMENDING SUB- JOHN A. CRAWFORD 399 of the Circuit Court of the GEORGIA, INC., a Georgia modation to participate in this you,to the provision of certain MEETING OR HEARING, HE OR 2t 09-16-23-2009 SECTION 62-114(f)(2)(e)(1), NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF FOURTH Judicial Circuit in and corporation, CYPRESS, LLC, a proceeding should contact assistance please contact the SHE WILL NEED A RECORD OF 7918 FINANCES AND FUND MAN- COURT for NASSAU County, Florida Georgia limited liability com- the ADA Coordinator at 416 circuit court at (904) 321-5709. THE PROCEEDINGS,AND THAT, ————— AGEMENT; PROVIDING FOR BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY wherein CITIGROUP GLOBAL pany,C. DAVID JACOBSEN CENTER STREET, FERNANDINA 2t 09-16-23-2009 FOR SUCH PURPOSE, HE OR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING AN CLERK MARKETS REALTY CORPORA- and IRIS T. JACOBSEN, hus- BEACH,FL 32034 or Telephone 7924 SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN EFFECTIVE DATE. Individuals with disabilities TION,is the Plaintiff and JAMES band and wife, POWER Voice/TDD (904) 321-5700 not ————— A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, ORDINANCE 2009-17 needing a reasonable ac- S. CARVER; CONNIE CARVER; SOLUTIONS ELECTRIC, INC., a later than five business days IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, FLORIDA AN ORDINANCE OF THE commodation to participate M E PERRET OF M E PERRET INC; Florida corporation, NORTH prior to such proceeding. FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE GENERAL JURISDICTION COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF in this proceeding should con- TENANT #1 N/K/A DAVID STAR HARBOR LLC, AKA North Dated this 8 day of Sep- AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE DIVISION FERNANDINA BEACH,FLORIDA, tact the RECORDING DEPART- CARVER are the Defendants,I Star Harbor Co., a Florida tember, 2009. FLORIDA UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS CASE NO: 08-CA-08 AMENDING CHAPTER 62, PER- MENT no later than seven (7) will sell to the highest and best corporation, CARTER GOBLE John A. Crawford CIVIL ACTION TO BE BASED. US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCI- SONNEL, ARTICLE III, GENERAL days prior to the proceeding bidder for cash at NASSAU LEE LLC, a Georgia limited Clerk Of The Circuit Court CASE NO. 2007-CA-534 The Board of County ATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE EMPLOYEES’ PENSION PLAN, at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- JUDICIAL ANNEX, 76347 VET- liability company,SOUTHEAST By: /s/ Tracy Poore DIVISION A Commissioners may continue CMLTI ASSET-BACKED PASS- OF THE CODE OF ORDINAN- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the ERAN’S WAY, YULEE, FLORIDA MECHANICAL SYSTEMS, INC., Deputy Clerk GREENPOINT MORTGAGE hearings on this matter. THROUGH CERTIFICATES, CES OF THE CITY OF FERNAN- individual of a deposition, at 11:30AM, on the 14 day of a Florida corporation, d/b/a Law Office of Marshall C. FUNDING AND WARRANTY ATTEST: SERIES 2007-AMC3 DINA BEACH, BY AMENDING court date, subpoena, etc., is October, 2009, the following Sunshine State Plumbing, Watson DEED TO HDBC, /s/ JOHN A. CRAWFORD PLAINTIFF, SUBSECTION 62-74(f)(2)(c)(1) less than seven (7) days, then described property as set forth HIGH TRUST BANK, a Georgia 1800 NW 49th Street, Suite Plaintiff, Its: Ex-Officio Clerk VS. FINANCES AND FUND MAN- the individual should contact in said Final Judgment: banking corporation, THE 120 vs. BOARD OF COUNTY LUIS A CORCUERA; DIANE M AGEMENT; PROVIDING FOR the RECORDING DEPARTMENT LOT 8,PERRET PLANTATION, LANDINGS ON AMELIA RIVER Fort Lauderdale, Florida SHEILA GOULET, et al, COMMISSIONERS CORCUERA; ANY AND ALL SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING AN as soon as possible after re- PHASE 2,ACCORDING TO PLAT CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIA- 33309 Defendant(s). OF NASSAU COUNTY, UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM- EFFECTIVE DATE. ceiving that notice.Telephone: THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN TION, INC., a Florida not-for- Telephone: (954) 453-0365 NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED FLORIDA ING BY,THROUGH, UNDER, Interested parties may 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 PLAT BOOK 6, PAGES 201 AND profit corporation, ARTHUR Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 FORECLOSURE SALE BY: /s/ BARRY V.HOLLOWAY AND AGAINST THE HEREIN appear at said hearing and if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 202, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS JACOBS, an individual and Toll Free: 1-800-441-2438 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Its: Chairman NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN- be heard as to the advisabili- 8770 (v), via Florida Relay OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. IDEA ASSOCIATES, INC., a 08-40921 pursuant to an Order Individuals with disabilities DANT(S) WHO ARE NOT ty of any action, which may Service. TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN Georgia corporation, 2t 09-16-23-2009 Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale needing a reasonable ac- KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR be considered. Any persons 4t 09-16-23-30, 10-07-2009 MOBILE HOME LOCATED Defendants. 7916 dated September 4,2009 and commodation to participate ALIVE, WHETHER SAID with disabilities requiring 7900 THEREON, SERIAL NUMBERS NOTICE OF SALE —————- entered in Case No.2007-CA- in this proceeding should con- UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY accommodations in order to —————- PH0912315AFL & NOTICE IS GIVEN that pur- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 534 of the Circuit Court of the tact the Office of the Ex-Officio CLAIM AN INTEREST AS participate in this program or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PH0912315BFL. suant to a Summary Final 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN FOURTH Judicial Circuit in and Clerk to the Board of County SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, activity should contact 277- 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN A/K/A 35204 PERRETT PLANTA- Judgment of Foreclosure AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, for NASSAU County, Florida Commissioners at least seven- GRANTEES OR OTHER 7305,TTY 277-7399,(TTY number AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, TION, CALLAHAN, FL 32011 entered on September 4,2009, FLORIDA wherein GREENPOINT MORT- ty two (72) hours prior to the CLAIMANTS; AMERICAN for all City offices) or through FLORIDA Any person claiming an in the above-styled civil action CIVIL DIVISION GAGE FUNDING AND WAR- proceeding at (904) 548-4660, GENERAL HOME EQUITY,INC.; the Florida Relay Service at 1- CIVIL DIVISION interest in the surplus from the of the Circuit Court in and for CASE NO.: 45-2009-CA- RANTY DEED TO HDBC, is the or if the hearing impaired, JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE 800-955-8771 at least 24 hours CASE NO.: 45 2008 CA sale, if any, other than the Nassau County, Florida, in 000263 Plaintiff and SHEILA GOULET; Florida Relay Service at 1-800- AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN in advance to request such 000444 property owner as of the date which AMELIA RIVER PLANTA- INDYMAC FEDERAL BANK FSB, MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REG- 955-8770 (v) or 1-800-955-8771 POSSESSION accommodation. AURORA LOAN SERVICES, of the Lis Pendens must file a TION, LLC, a Florida limited lia- Plaintiff, ISTRATION SYSTEMS INCORPO- (TDD). DEFENDANT(S) IF ANY PERSON DECIDES TO LLC, claim within sixty (60) days bility company, PATRICK C. vs. RATED AS NOMINEE FOR BANK 2t 09-16-23-2009 RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE Plaintiff, after the sale. GILLEY,an individual,PASCHAL JOHN PAUL BURKE; RHODA OF AMERICA, N.A.; are the 7902 SALE BY THE BOARD/COMMISSION vs. WITNESS MY HAND and the GILLEY,JR.,an individual,MATH- BURKE; MORTGAGE ELEC- Defendants, I will sell to the ————— NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER ISMAEL RUIZ; UNKNOWN seal of this Court on Septem- EW C. GILLEY, an individual, TRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- highest and best bidder for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR pursuant to an Order Granting CONSIDERED AT SUCH HEAR- SPOUSE OF ISMAEL RUIZ; ber 9, 2009. PAUL W. HEAD, an individual, TEMS INCORPORATED AS cash at NASSAU JUDICIAL NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA the Motion to Reset Foreclo- ING, S/HE WILL NEED TO UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN John A. Crawford CYPRESS DEVELOPMENT AND NOMINEE FOR PREFERRED ANNEX,76347 VETERAN’S WAY, PROBATE DIVISION sure Sale dated September 4, ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT Clerk of the Circuit Court REALTY OF GEORGIA, INC., a HOME MORTGAGE COMPA- YULEE, FLORIDA at 11:30AM, File No.: 09-CP-131 2009 entered in Civil Case No. RECORD OF THE PROCEED- PROPERTY, By: /s/ Amanda Stearn Georgia corporation,CYPRESS, NY; UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN on the 9 day of October,2009, Division: A 08-CA-08 of the Circuit Court INGS IS MADE,WHICH RECORD Defendants. Deputy Clerk LLC, a Georgia limited liability POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT the following described prop- IN RE: ESTATE OF of the 4TH Judicial Circuit in INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Florida Default Law Group, company, C. DAVID JACOB- PROPERTY, erty as set forth in said Final GARY A. JOHNSON, and for NASSAU County,YULEE, EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE SALE P.L. SEN and IRIS T.JACOBSEN,hus- Defendants. Judgment: Deceased. Florida, I will sell to the highest APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN P.O. Box 25018 band and wife, POWER SOLU- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE LOT 19 OF CALICO RIDGE, NOTICE TO CREDITORS and best bidder for cash at Copies of the applications pursuant to a Final Judgment Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 TIONS ELECTRIC,INC.,a Florida SALE ACCORDING TO THE PLAT (Summary Administration) Nassau Judicial Annex of the may be inspected in the office of Foreclosure dated the 4 day F07029830 SN SERVICING- corporation,NORTH STAR HAR- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THEREOF AS RECORDED IN TO ALL PERSONS HAVING NASSAU County Courthouse, of the City Clerk, City Hall, 204 of September, 2009, and CONV-R-ejayska BOR LLC, AKA North Star pursuant to a Final Judgment PLAT BOOK 6,PAGES 52-53,OF CLAMS OR DEMANDS 76347 Veterans Way in Yulee, Ash Street,between the hours entered in Case No. 45 2008 Americans with Disabilities Harbor Co., a Florida corpo- of Foreclosure dated the 4 day THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: Florida, at 11:30 a.m. on the 9 of 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM,Monday CA 000444,of the Circuit Court Act ration,CARTER GOBLE LEE LLC, of September, 2009, and SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA, BEING You are hereby notified day October,2009,the follow- through Friday.For information of the 4TH Judicial Circuit in If you are a person with a a Georgia limited liability com- entered in Case No. 45-2009- THE SAME LANDS AS that an Order of Summary ing described property as set on the application, please and for Nassau County,Florida, disability who needs any pany, SOUTHEAST MECHANI- CA-000263,of the Circuit Court DESCRIBED IN WARRANTY Administration has been forth in said Summary Final contact the Staff of the City wherein AURORA LOAN SER- accommodation in order to CAL SYSTEMS, INC., a Florida of the 4TH Judicial Circuit in DEED AS RECORDED IN OFFI- entered in the estate of GARY Judgment, to-wit: Clerk’s Office at 277-7305. VICES, LLC is the Plaintiff and participate in this proceeding, corporation, d/b/a Sunshine and for Nassau County,Florida, CIAL RECORDS BOOK 748, A. JOHNSON, deceased, File LOT 12 OF HIGHLAND 1t 09-23-2009 ISMAEL RUIZ; UNKNOWN you are entitled, at no cost to State Plumbing, HIGH TRUST wherein INDYMAC FEDERAL PAGE 931, OF THE PUBLIC Number 09-CP-131 by the OAKS, ACCORDING TO THE 7929 SPOUSE OF ISMAEL RUIZ; you,to the provision of certain BANK,a Georgia banking cor- BANK FSB is the Plaintiff and RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- Circuit Court for Nassau PLAT THEREOF RECORDED TO ————— UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN POS- assistance please contact the poration, THE LANDINGS ON JOHN PAUL BURKE; RHODA TY,FLORIDA. County, Florida, Probate SESSION OF THE SUBJECT circuit court at (904) 321-5709. AMELIA RIVER CONDOMINIUM BURKE; MORTGAGE ELEC- A/K/A 10363 FORD ROAD, Division, the address of which News-Leader Legal Deadline is PROPERTY are defendants. I 2t 09-16-23-2009 ASSOCIATION, INC., a Florida TRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- BRYCEVILLE, FL 32009 is 76347 Veterans Way,Yulee,FL Noon Fridays. will sell to the highest and best 7923 not-for-profit corporation, TEMS INCORPORATED AS Any person claiming an 32097; that the decedent’s CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BY: RHODA GOODWIN, proceeding should contact unknown personal represen- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 86.56 FEET; THENCE NORTH —————- —————- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN DEPUTY CLERK the ADA Coordinator at 416 tatives,heirs,successors,cred- TAX DEED 52º08’18” EAST, 144.84 FEET; NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, Individuals with disabilities CENTER STREET, FERNANDINA itors, and assigns, and all who NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THENCE SOUTH 37º51’42”EAST, TAX DEED TAX DEED FLORIDA needing a reasonable ac- BEACH,FL 32034 or Telephone may claim by, through, or that DENTON II LLC,the holder 30.00 FEET; THENCE SOUTH NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN CIVIL ACTION commodation to participate Voice/TDD (904) 321-5700 not under them were the of the following certificate(s) 52º08’18”WEST,142.22 FEET TO that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder that WINDER VI LLC, the hold- CASE NO.: 45-2008-CA- in this proceeding should con- later than five business days Defendants and JOYCE has filed said certificate(s) for A POINT SITUATE ON THE of the following certificate(s) er of the following certificate(s) 000201 tact the RECORDING DEPART- prior to such proceeding. BERGHOEFER was the Plaintiff, a tax deed to be issued there- NORTHEASTERLY LINE OF SAID has filed said certificate(s) for has filed said certificate(s) for DIVISION A MENT no later than seven (7) Dated this 4 day of I will sell to the highest bidder on. The certificate number(s) LOT 10, SAID POINT BEING SIT- a tax deed to be issued there- a tax deed to be issued there- DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL days prior to the proceeding September, 2009. for cash at the front steps of and year of issuance, the UATE SOUTH 49º48’00”‘ EAST, on. The certificate number(s) on. The certificate number(s) TRUST COMPANY,AS TRUSTEE at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- John A. Crawford the Nassau County Judicial description of the property, 15.33 FEET FROM THE MOST and year of issuance, the and year of issuance, the FOR FFMLT 2006-FF4, MORT- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the Clerk Of The Circuit Court Annex, 76347 Veterans Way, and the name(s) in which it is NORTHERLY CORNER OF SAID description of the property, description of the property, GAGE PASS-THROUGH CER- individual of a deposition, By: /s/ C. Easterwood Yulee,Florida,at 11:30 o’clock assessed are as follows: LOT 10; THENCE SOUTH and the name(s) in which it is and the name(s) in which it is TIFICATES, SERIES 2006-FF4, court date, subpoena, etc., is Deputy Clerk A.M. on the 9th day of File Number: 2009-192-TD 42º09’34” WEST, 92.24 FEET; assessed are as follows: assessed are as follows: Plaintiff, less than seven (7) days, then Law Office of Marshall C. October, 2009, the following Certificate Number: 2454 THENCE SOUTH 73º05’43”WEST, File Number: 2009-188-TD File Number: 2009-184-TD vs. the individual should contact Watson real property: Parcel Number: 00-00-31- PARALLEL TO AND 30 FEET Certificate Number: 2453 Certificate Number: 854 CHARLES A. TEXEIRA, et al, the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 1800 NW 49th Street, Suite All that certain piece, par- 1800-0084-0051 SOUTHERLY OF WHEN MEA- Parcel Number: 00-00-31- Parcel Number: 28-2N-25- Defendant(s). as soon as possible after re- 120 cel or tract of land situate,lying Year of Issuance: 2007 SURED AT RIGHT ANGLES TO 1800-0084-0040 3060-0010-0090 NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED ceiving that notice.Telephone: Fort Lauderdale, Florida and being in the County of Description of Property: SAID NORTHERLY LINE OF LOT Year of Issuance: 2007 Year of Issuance: 2007 FORECLOSURE SALE 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 33309 Nassau and the State of BLOCK 84 LOT N 1/2 OF 5 L/E 10,A DISTANCE OF 208.90 FEET Description of Property: Description of Property: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN if hearing impaired,1-800-955- Telephone: (954) 453-0365 Florida, being more particu- OR 254/177 CITY OF FDNA TO A POINT SITUATE IN THE BLOCK 84 LOT 4 2/6 HX INT PT OF LOT 10 R672104 & pursuant to an Order 8770 (v), via Florida Relay Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 larly described as follows: BEACH NORTHEASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY CITY OF FDNA BEACH R672105 IN OR 767 PG 1925 Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale Service. Toll Free: 1-800-441-2438 A portion of Lot 25, lands Assessed To: LINE OF PEORIA ROAD AND/ Assessed To: EAST CALLAHAN SUB PB 1/35 dated September 8,2009 and 4t 09-02-09-16-23-2009 08-65678 of E.O. Friend, Section 31, IRA RILEY,ANNIE R RILEY, OR COUNTY ROAD NO. 224-A FANNIE MAE RILEY EST Assessed To: entered in Case No. 45-2008- 7834 2t 09-16-23-2009 Township 3 North, Range 28 REBECCA RILEY,IDA MAE (FORMERLY STATE ROAD S-224- All of the above property is JACKIE S HOLTON JR CA-000201 of the Circuit Court —————- 7903 East, Nassau County, Florida, RILEY,HELEN M RILEY, A,A 100 FOOT RIGHT OF WAY); located in Nassau County, in All of the above property is of the FOURTH Judicial Circuit NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR —————- according to Plat recorded in DORTHEY RILEY,ETL THENCE NORTH 49º48’00”WEST, the State of Florida. located in Nassau County, in in and for NASSAU County, TAX DEED NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR the Public Records of said All of the above property is ALONG SAID NORTHEASTERLY Unless such certificate(s) the State of Florida. Florida wherein DEUTSCHE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TAX DEED County in Deed book “Z”, located in Nassau County, in RIGHT OF WAY LINE,35.73 FEET shall be redeemed according Unless such certificate(s) BANK NATIONAL TRUST COM- that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Page 165. the State of Florida. TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. to law,the property described shall be redeemed according PANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR FFMLT of the following certificate(s) that TARPON IV LLC, the hold- For a Point of Reference Unless such certificate(s) PARCEL FIVE (NASSAU COUN- in such certificate or certifi- to law,the property described 2006-FF4, MORTGAGE PASS- has filed said certificate(s) for er of the following certificate(s) commence at a point where shall be redeemed according TY): cates will be sold to the in such certificate or certifi- THROUGH CERTIFICATES,SERIES a tax deed to be issued there- has filed said certificate(s) for the southerly right of way line to law,the property described LOTS 291,292,293,294,295, Highest Bidder at the MAIN cates will be sold to the 2006-FF4, is the Plaintiff and on. The certificate number(s) a tax deed to be issued there- of Bonnieview Road (a 40 foot in such certificate or certifi- 296,297,307,308,318 AND 319, ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU Highest Bidder at the MAIN CHARLES A.TEXEIRA; LUISA TEX- and year of issuance, the on. The certificate number(s) right of way) intersects with cates will be sold to the HERON ISLES PHASE TWO, COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU EIRA; ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN description of the property, and year of issuance, the the Easterly right of way line Highest Bidder at the MAIN ACCORDING TO PLAT THEREOF 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, PARTIES CLAIMING BY, and the name(s) in which it is description of the property, of Friendly Road (a 50 foot ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7, FL,on the 13th day of October, 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, THROUGH, UNDER, AND assessed are as follows: and the name(s) in which it is right of way); thence South 12 COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, PAGES 218 THROUGH 228 OF 2009, between the hours of FL,on the 13th day of October, AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED File Number: 2009-182-TD assessed are as follows: Degrees, 55 Minutes, 20 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The 2009, between the hours of INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) Certificate Number: 688 File Number: 2009-178-TD Seconds East along said FL,on the 15th day of October, SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE Parcel Number: 37-1N-25- Certificate Number: 2189 Easterly right of way line,a dis- 2009, between the hours of PARCEL SIX (DUVAL COUNTY): to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is DEAD OR ALIVE,WHETHER SAID 0000-0019-0040 Parcel Number: 00-00-30- tance of 635.65 feet to the 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The LOTS 9, 12 AND 13, KINGS- JOHN A. CRAWFORD to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY Year of Issuance: 2007 0411-0015-0000 Point of Beginning; thence Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is WOOD TERRACE,ACCORDING NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF JOHN A. CRAWFORD CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUS- Description of Property: Year of Issuance: 2007 North 76 Degrees, 13 Minutes, to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. TO PLAT THEREOF RECORDED COURT NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF ES,HEIRS,DEVISEES,GRANTEES, IN OR 1009-334 Description of Property: 50 Seconds East, a distance JOHN A. CRAWFORD IN PLAT BOOK 60,PAGES 9 AND BY: CHERYL SALMON, DEPUTY COURT OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; FIRST Assessed To: LOT 15 IN OR 1062/593 OAK of 290.00 feet; thence South NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF 10 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS CLERK BY: CHERYL SALMON, DEPUTY FRANKLIN FINANCIAL CORPO- CLEVELAND A SHUMAN CREST #2 PB 5/204 12 Degrees, 55 Minutes, 20 COURT OF DUVAL COUNTY,FLORIDA. Individuals with disabilities CLERK RATION A/K/A FIRST FRANKLIN All of the above property is Assessed To: Seconds East, 150.00 feet to a BY: CHERYL SALMON, DEPUTY PARCEL SEVEN (DUVAL COUN- needing a reasonable ac- Individuals with disabilities FINANCIAL,A DIVISION OF NAT located in Nassau County, in CHRISTOPHER ADKINS, point located on the Southerly CLERK TY): commodation to participate needing a reasonable ac- CITY BANK OF IN; LAKEWOOD the State of Florida. JENNIFER ADKINS, CHARLES line of the lands described in Individuals with disabilities LOT 17D AND LOT 22C, EX- in this proceeding should con- commodation to participate OF AMELIA ASSOCIATION,INC.; Unless such certificate(s) ADKINS SR. Official Records Book 119, needing a reasonable ac- CEPTING THE EASTERLY 2 FEET tact the RECORDING DEPART- in this proceeding should con- are the Defendants,I will sell to shall be redeemed according All of the above property is Pages 516 and 517 of the commodation to participate THEREOF, WATERMILL TOWN- MENT no later than seven (7) tact the RECORDING DEPART- the highest and best bidder to law,the property described located in Nassau County, in Public Records of said County; in this proceeding should con- HOMES,ACCORDING TO PLAT days prior to the proceeding MENT no later than seven (7) for cash at NASSAU JUDICIAL in such certificate or certifi- the State of Florida. thence South 76 Degrees, 13 tact the RECORDING DEPART- THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- days prior to the proceeding ANNEX,76347 VETERAN’S WAY, cates will be sold to the Unless such certificate(s) Minutes, 50 Seconds West MENT no later than seven (7) BOOK 57,PAGES 2,2A,2B AND CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- YULEE, FLORIDA at 11:30AM, Highest Bidder at the MAIN shall be redeemed according along said Southerly line a days prior to the proceeding 2C OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS individual of a deposition, CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the on the 14 day of October, ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU to law,the property described Distance of 290.00 feet to a at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- OF DUVAL COUNTY,FLORIDA. court date, subpoena, etc., is individual of a deposition, 2009, the following described COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, in such certificate or certifi- point located on the Easterly CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the PARCEL NINE (DUVAL COUN- less than seven (7) days, then court date, subpoena, etc., is property as set forth in said 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, cates will be sold to the right of way line of Friendly individual of a deposition, TY) the individual should contact less than seven (7) days, then Final Judgment: FL,on the 8th day of October, Highest Bidder at the MAIN Road aforementioned; thence court date, subpoena, etc., is LOTS 1, 2, 12, 14, 17, GATELY the RECORDING DEPARTMENT the individual should contact LOT 40, LAKEWOOD, UNIT 2009, between the hours of ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU North 12 Degrees, 55 Minutes, less than seven (7) days, then RIDGE, ACCORDING TO PLAT as soon as possible after re- the RECORDING DEPARTMENT FIVE, ACCORDING TO PLAT 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, 20 Seconds West along said the individual should contact THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT ceiving that notice.Telephone: as soon as possible after re- THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, Easterly right of way line,a dis- the RECORDING DEPARTMENT BOOK 61,PAGE 185 THROUGH 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 ceiving that notice.Telephone: BOOK 5, PAGE 380-381 OF THE to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. FL,on the 6th day of October, tance of 150.00 feet to the as soon as possible after re- 188 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU JOHN A. CRAWFORD 2009, between the hours of Point of Beginning. ceiving that notice.Telephone: OF DUVAL COUNTY,FLORIDA. 8770 (v), via Florida Relay if hearing impaired,1-800-955- COUNTY,FLORIDA. NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The Parcel ID No.: 00-00-30-034B- 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 This sale shall be conduct- Service. 8770 (v), via Florida Relay A/K/A 2123 CANTERBURY COURT Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is 0025-0110 if hearing impaired,1-800-955- ed with other similar sales on 4t 09-09-16-23-30-2009 Service. LANE, FERNANDINA BEACH, FL BY: RHODA GOODWIN, to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. Dated September 4, 2009. 8770 (v), via Florida Relay the 1st day of October, 2009, 7876 4t 09-09-16-23-30-2009 32034 DEPUTY CLERK JOHN A. CRAWFORD JOHN A. CRAWFORD Service. which sales shall begin —————- 7873 Any person claiming an Individuals with disabilities NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF Clerk of Circuit Court 4t 09-09-16-23-30-2009 promptly at 11:00 a.m.or short- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR —————- interest in the surplus from the needing a reasonable ac- COURT By: /s/ Tracy Poore 7877 ly thereafter. TAX DEED NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR sale, if any, other than the commodation to participate BY: RHODA GOODWIN, As Deputy Clerk —————- Jim Fuller, Clerk of the Circuit NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TAX DEED property owner as of the date in this proceeding should con- DEPUTY CLERK 2t 09-16-23-2009 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Court, that WINDER VI LLC, the hold- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of the Lis Pendens must file a tact the RECORDING DEPART- Individuals with disabilities 7907 FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Duval County,Florida er of the following certificate(s) that VERONA V LLC, the hold- claim within sixty (60) days MENT no later than seven (7) needing a reasonable ac- ————— AND FOR By MONICA HERRERA has filed said certificate(s) for er of the following certificate(s) after the sale. days prior to the proceeding commodation to participate NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DUVAL COUNTY, FLORIDA Deputy Clerk a tax deed to be issued there- has filed said certificate(s) for WITNESS MY HAND and the at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- in this proceeding should con- TAX DEED CASE NO.: 08-CA-9622 2t 09-16-23-2009 on. The certificate number(s) a tax deed to be issued there- seal of this Court on CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the tact the RECORDING DEPART- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DIVISION: CV-A 7908 and year of issuance, the on. The certificate number(s) September 9, 2009. individual of a deposition, MENT no later than seven (7) that WINDER VI LLC, the hold- WACHOVIA BANK, NATIONAL ————— description of the property, and year of issuance, the John A. Crawford court date, subpoena, etc., is days prior to the proceeding er of the following certificate(s) ASSOCIATION, a national NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR and the name(s) in which it is description of the property, Clerk of the Circuit Court less than seven (7) days, then at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- has filed said certificate(s) for banking association TAX DEED assessed are as follows: and the name(s) in which it is By: /s/ Amanda Stearn the individual should contact CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the a tax deed to be issued there- Plaintiff, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN File Number: 2009-185-TD assessed are as follows: Deputy Clerk the RECORDING DEPARTMENT individual of a deposition, on. The certificate number(s) v. that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder Certificate Number: 1473 File Number: 2009-194-TD Florida Default Law Group, as soon as possible after re- court date, subpoena, etc., is and year of issuance, the WATSON CUSTOM HOME of the following certificate(s) Parcel Number: 51-3N-27- Certificate Number: 495 P.L. ceiving that notice.Telephone: less than seven (7) days, then description of the property, BUILDERS, has filed said certificate(s) for 4860-000A-0100 Parcel Number: 07-4N-24- P.O. Box 25018 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 the individual should contact and the name(s) in which it is INC., a Florida corporation, a tax deed to be issued there- Year of Issuance: 2007 015B-0002-0000 Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 if hearing impaired,1-800-955- the RECORDING DEPARTMENT assessed are as follows: formerly known as Watson on. The certificate number(s) Description of Property: Year of Issuance: 2007 F08020677 ALT-CONV-R- 8770 (v), via Florida Relay as soon as possible after re- File Number: 2009-180-TD Home Builders, Inc., a Florida and year of issuance, the BLOCK A LOT 10 FELMORE Description of Property: vbonitto Service. ceiving that notice.Telephone: Certificate Number: 1485 corporation, ET AL. description of the property, PARK SUB PB 3/41 LOT 2 IN OR 1009/720 2002 Americans with Disabilities 4t 09-02-09-16-23-2009 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 Parcel Number: 51-3N-27- Defendants. and the name(s) in which it is Assessed To: CLAS-DW BLACKJACK OAKS Act 7839 if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 4881-0156-0000 AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE assessed are as follows: MOZELLE J BROWN EST PB 6/266 If you are a person with a —————- 8770 (v), via Florida Relay Year of Issuance: 2007 Notice is hereby given that, File Number: 2009-196-TD All of the above property is Assessed To: disability who needs any IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOR Service. Description of Property: pursuant to the Final Judg- Certificate Number: 961 located in Nassau County, in ANTHONY D BODWAY, accommodation in order to THE FOURTH JUDICIAL 4t 09-02-09-16-23-2009 TRACT 156 IN OR 758/270 ment of Foreclosure entered in Parcel Number: 51-2N-25- the State of Florida. SAMANTHA R BODWAY participate in this proceeding, CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR NASSAU 7836 RESUB OF TRACT A YULEE the above-captioned action, 0000-0060-0000 Unless such certificate(s) All of the above property is you are entitled, at no cost to COUNTY, FLORIDA —————- HILLS PB 4/31 I will sell the property situated Year of Issuance: 2007 shall be redeemed according located in Nassau County, in you,to the provision of certain CASE NO. 09-DR-752 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Assessed To: in Duval County, Florida Description of Property: to law,the property described the State of Florida. assistance please contact the DIVISION: A TAX DEED TIMOTHY C WHITE, THERESA described as follows to the IN DB 60 PG 82 in such certificate or certifi- Unless such certificate(s) circuit court at (904) 321-5709. In Re: The Marriage of: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN WHITE highest and best bidder for Assessed To: cates will be sold to the shall be redeemed according 2t 09-16-23-2009 JOSE EDUARDO RIVERA, that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder All of the above property is cash at public sale online at JETROE M OLIVER Highest Bidder at the MAIN to law,the property described 7925 Husband, of the following certificate(s) located in Nassau County, in www.duval.realforeclose.com, All of the above property is ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU in such certificate or certifi- ————— and has filed said certificate(s) for the State of Florida. in accordance with Chapter located in Nassau County, in COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, cates will be sold to the NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CARMEN G. CARRILLO, a tax deed to be issued there- Unless such certificate(s) 45, Florida Statutes, and the the State of Florida. 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, Highest Bidder at the MAIN TAX DEED Wife. on. The certificate number(s) shall be redeemed according bidding and sale procedures Unless such certificate(s) FL,on the 13th day of October, ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE OF ACTION FOR and year of issuance, the to law,the property described specified on the aforemen- shall be redeemed according 2009, between the hours of COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, that WINDER VI LLC, the hold- DISSOLUTION description of the property, in such certificate or certifi- tioned website: to law,the property described 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, er of the following certificate(s) TO: Jose Eduardo Rivera and the name(s) in which it is cates will be sold to the PARCEL ONE (ST. JOHNS in such certificate or certifi- Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is FL,on the 15th day of October, has filed said certificate(s) for Address Unknown assessed are as follows: Highest Bidder at the MAIN COUNTY): cates will be sold to the to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. 2009, between the hours of a tax deed to be issued there- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an File Number: 2009-179-TD ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU LOTS 1,2,3,6,8,9,12,13,14, Highest Bidder at the MAIN JOHN A. CRAWFORD 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The on. The certificate number(s) action has been filed against Certificate Number: 1409 COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, 15, 16, 18 AND 22, BLOCK H1, ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is and year of issuance, the you and that you are required Parcel Number: 43-2N-27- 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, DURBIN CROSSING NORTH COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, COURT to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. description of the property, to serve a copy of your written 4653-0010-0000 FL,on the 8th day of October, PHASE 1 - UNIT 2,ACCORDING 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, BY: CHERYL SALMON, DEPUTY JOHN A. CRAWFORD and the name(s) in which it is defenses, if any, to it on Year of Issuance: 2007 2009, between the hours of TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORD- FL,on the 20th day of October, CLERK NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF assessed are as follows: Carmen Carrillo, c/o Jody A. Description of Property: 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The ED IN MAP BOOK 58,PAGES 70 2009, between the hours of Individuals with disabilities COURT File Number: 2009-177-TD Greene, Esq., Post Office Box LOT 10 IN OR 1099/1537 WIL- Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is THROUGH 81 OF THE PUBLIC 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The needing a reasonable ac- BY: CHERYL SALMON, DEPUTY Certificate Number: 690 1930, Yulee, FL 32041, on or SON NECK ROAD #3 UNR to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. RECORDS OF ST. JOHNS Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is commodation to participate CLERK Parcel Number: 37-1N-25- before October 15, 2009, and Assessed To: JOHN A. CRAWFORD COUNTY,FLORIDA; to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. in this proceeding should con- Individuals with disabilities 049E-0003-0000 file the original with the Clerk LISA V CAMPBELL NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF PARCEL TWO (ST. JOHNS JOHN A. CRAWFORD tact the RECORDING DEPART- needing a reasonable ac- Year of Issuance: 2007 of this court at Nassau County All of the above property is COURT COUNTY): NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF MENT no later than seven (7) commodation to participate Description of Property: Courthouse Annex,76347 Vet- located in Nassau County, in BY: RHODA GOODWIN, LOTS 395 AND 401, ABER- COURT days prior to the proceeding in this proceeding should con- LOT 3 IN OR 1292/731 EVER- erans Way, Yulee, FL 32097, the State of Florida. DEPUTY CLERK DEEN OF ST. JOHNS UNIT TWO, BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- tact the RECORDING DEPART- GREEN ESTATES PB 7/72 before service on Jose Eduar- Unless such certificate(s) Individuals with disabilities ACCORDING TO THE PLAT CLERK CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the MENT no later than seven (7) Assessed To: do Rivera, or immediately shall be redeemed according needing a reasonable ac- THEREOF RECORDED IN MAP Individuals with disabilities individual of a deposition, days prior to the proceeding RONNIE M DIXON, JOYCE thereafter. If you fail to do so, to law,the property described commodation to participate BOOK 60, PAGES 35 THROUGH needing a reasonable ac- court date, subpoena, etc., is at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- DIXON a default may be entered in such certificate or certifi- in this proceeding should con- 45 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS commodation to participate less than seven (7) days, then CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the All of the above property is against you for the relief cates will be sold to the tact the RECORDING DEPART- OF ST. JOHNS COUNTY, FLORI- in this proceeding should con- the individual should contact individual of a deposition, located in Nassau County, in demanded in the petition. Highest Bidder at the MAIN MENT no later than seven (7) DA. tact the RECORDING DEPART- the RECORDING DEPARTMENT court date, subpoena, etc., is the State of Florida. Copies of all court docu- ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU days prior to the proceeding PARCEL THREE (CLAY COUN- MENT no later than seven (7) as soon as possible after re- less than seven (7) days, then Unless such certificate(s) ments in this case, including COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- TY): days prior to the proceeding ceiving that notice.Telephone: the individual should contact shall be redeemed according orders, are available at the 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the LOTS 6A, 6B, 6D AND 6E, at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 the RECORDING DEPARTMENT to law,the property described Clerk of the Circuit Court’s FL,on the 8th day of October, individual of a deposition, BLOCK 2,PLANTATION VILLAGE CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the if hearing impaired,1-800-955- as soon as possible after re- in such certificate or certifi- office. You may review these 2009, between the hours of court date, subpoena, etc., is UNIT TWO,ACCORDING TO THE individual of a deposition, 8770 (v), via Florida Relay ceiving that notice.Telephone: cates will be sold to the documents upon request. 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The less than seven (7) days, then PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN court date, subpoena, etc., is Service. 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 Highest Bidder at the MAIN Dated: August 24, 2009 Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is the individual should contact PLAT BOOK 50, PAGES 7 less than seven (7) days, then 4t 09-09-16-23-30-2009 if hearing impaired,1-800-955- ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU John Crawford, Clerk of to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. the RECORDING DEPARTMENT THROUGH 12 OF THE PUBLIC the individual should contact 7874 8770 (v), via Florida Relay COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, Court JOHN A. CRAWFORD as soon as possible after re- RECORDS OF CLAY COUNTY, the RECORDING DEPARTMENT —————- Service. 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, By: /s/ Regina M. Moore NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF ceiving that notice.Telephone: FLORIDA. as soon as possible after re- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 4t 09-09-16-23-30-2009 FL,on the 6th day of October, Deputy Clerk COURT 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 PARCEL FOUR (CLAY COUN- ceiving that notice.Telephone: TAX DEED 7878 2009, between the hours of 4t 09-02-09-16-23-2009 BY: RHODA GOODWIN, if hearing impaired,1-800-955- TY): 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN —————- 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The 7841 DEPUTY CLERK 8770 (v), via Florida Relay PARCEL “B-1”: if hearing impaired,1-800-955- that VERONA V LLC, the hold- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is —————- Individuals with disabilities Service. A PORTION OF THE Z.KINGS- 8770 (v), via Florida Relay er of the following certificate(s) TAX DEED to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE needing a reasonable ac- 4t 09-02-09-16-23-2009 LEY GRANT,SECTION 39,TOWN- Service. has filed said certificate(s) for NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN JOHN A. CRAWFORD 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN commodation to participate 7838 SHIP 4 SOUTH, RANGE 25 EAST, 4t 09-16-23-30, 10-07-2009 a tax deed to be issued there- that VERONA V LLC, the hold- NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, in this proceeding should con- —————- CLAY COUNTY,FLORIDA,BEING 7894 on. The certificate number(s) er of the following certificate(s) COURT FLORIDA tact the RECORDING DEPART- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR MORE PARTICULARLY DE- —————- and year of issuance, the has filed said certificate(s) for BY: RHODA GOODWIN, CIVIL DIVISION MENT no later than seven (7) TAX DEED SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR description of the property, a tax deed to be issued there- DEPUTY CLERK CASE NO.: 45-2009-CA- days prior to the proceeding NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BEGINNING AT THE MOST TAX DEED and the name(s) in which it is on. The certificate number(s) Individuals with disabilities 000021 at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- that WINDER VI LLC, the hold- NORTHERLY CORNER OF LOT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN assessed are as follows: and year of issuance, the needing a reasonable ac- NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE, CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the er of the following certificate(s) 10,PEORIA OAKS AS RECORD- that WINDER VI LLC, the hold- File Number: 2009-187-TD description of the property, commodation to participate LLC, individual of a deposition, has filed said certificate(s) for ED IN PLAT BOOK 46, PAGE 54 er of the following certificate(s) Certificate Number: 1337 and the name(s) in which it is in this proceeding should con- Plaintiff, court date, subpoena, etc., is a tax deed to be issued there- AND 55 OF THE PUBLIC RE- has filed said certificate(s) for Parcel Number: 42-2N-27- assessed are as follows: tact the RECORDING DEPART- vs. less than seven (7) days, then on. The certificate number(s) CORDS OF SAID COUNTY; a tax deed to be issued there- 4613-0005-0700 File Number: 2009-199-TD MENT no later than seven (7) RICHARD A. GRAHAM; CYN- the individual should contact and year of issuance, the THENCE NORTH 52 DEGREES on. The certificate number(s) Year of Issuance: 2007 Certificate Number: 348 days prior to the proceeding THIA GRAHAM; UNKNOWN the RECORDING DEPARTMENT description of the property, 08’18” EAST, 130.39 FEET; and year of issuance, the Description of Property: Parcel Number: 05-3N-24- at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- SPOUSE OF RICHARD A. GRA- as soon as possible after re- and the name(s) in which it is THENCE SOUTH 41º57’45”EAST, description of the property, BLOCK 5 E322.6 FT OF TRACT 2330-0029-0000 CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the HAM; UNKNOWN TENANT (S) ceiving that notice.Telephone: assessed are as follows: 329.59 FEET TO A POINT SITU- and the name(s) in which it is 7 & N17.38 FT OF TRACT 8 (S- Year of Issuance: 2007 individual of a deposition, IN POSSESSION OF THE SUB- 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 File Number: 2009-183-TD ATE IN THE NORTHWESTERLY assessed are as follows: 1) OR 767/981 MILITARY Description of Property: court date, subpoena, etc., is JECT PROPERTY, if hearing impaired,1-800-955- Certificate Number: 1853 LINE OF LOT 6, SAID PLAT OF File Number: 2009-203-TD R673687 & R673688 EXN23.35 LOTS 29 & 30 IN OR 1355/591 less than seven (7) days, then Defendants. 8770 (v), via Florida Relay Parcel Number: 41-3N-28- PEORIA OAKS; THENCE SOUTH Certificate Number: 1039 FT OF TRACT 7 (S-1) YULEE 1972 WINC SW/MH KARA the individual should contact NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Service. 1250-0044-0000 45 DEGREES 51’ 44” WEST, Parcel Number: 50-4N-25- WOODS #3 PB 5/2 ACRES UNR SUB the RECORDING DEPARTMENT SALE 4t 09-02-09-16-23-2009 Year of Issuance: 2007 ALONG SAID LAST MENTIONED 0000-0001-0090 Assessed To: Assessed To: as soon as possible after re- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 7837 Description of Property: LINE, 83.03 FEET TO THE MOST Year of Issuance: 2007 SCOTT A ALSPAUGH, TINA H KIMBERLY LEE ceiving that notice.Telephone: pursuant to a Final Judgment —————- LOT 44 IN OR 976/761 LIGHT- EASTERLY CORNER OF LOT 7, Description of Property: ALSPAUGH All of the above property is 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 of Foreclosure dated the 4 day IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, HOUSE POINTE PB 6/157 SAID PLAT OF PEORIA OAKS; IN OR 1132/1165 All of the above property is located in Nassau County, in if hearing impaired,1-800-955- of September, 2009, and FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Assessed To: THENCE NORTH 49º48’00”WEST, Assessed To: located in Nassau County, in the State of Florida. 8770 (v), via Florida Relay entered in Case No. 45-2009- AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, DANIEL D JOHNSON ALONG THE NORTHEASTERLY TONIA MICHELLE SISSON the State of Florida. Unless such certificate(s) Service. CA-000021,of the Circuit Court FLORIDA All of the above property is LINE OF LOT 7 AND THE NORTH- All of the above property is Unless such certificate(s) shall be redeemed according 4t 09-02-09-16-23-2009 of the 4TH Judicial Circuit in CASE NO.: 09-CA-523 located in Nassau County, in EASTERLY LINE OF LOTS 8,9 AND located in Nassau County, in shall be redeemed according to law,the property described 7835 and for Nassau County,Florida, DIVISION: A the State of Florida. SAID LOT 10, A DISTANCE OF the State of Florida. to law,the property described in such certificate or certifi- —————- wherein NATIONSTAR MORT- JOYCE BERGHOEFER, Unless such certificate(s) 345.29 FEET TO THE POINT OF Unless such certificate(s) in such certificate or certifi- cates will be sold to the NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR GAGE, LLC is the Plaintiff and Plaintiff, shall be redeemed according BEGINNING. shall be redeemed according cates will be sold to the Highest Bidder at the MAIN TAX DEED RICHARD A. GRAHAM; CYN- vs. to law,the property described SUBJECT TO AN EASEMENT to law,the property described Highest Bidder at the MAIN ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THIA GRAHAM; UNKNOWN BRIAN O’TOOLE and CHRIS- in such certificate or certifi- FOR INGRESS, EGRESS AND in such certificate or certifi- ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, that DENTON II LLC,the holder SPOUSE OF RICHARD A. GRA- TINE O’TOOLE, husband and cates will be sold to the UTILITIES AND FOR CLAY ELEC- cates will be sold to the COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, of the following certificate(s) HAM; UNKNOWN TENANT (S) wife; UNITED STATES OF Highest Bidder at the MAIN TRIC COOPERATIVE OVER THE Highest Bidder at the MAIN 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, FL,on the 20th day of October, has filed said certificate(s) for IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT AMERICA, DEPARTMENT OF ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU NORTHWESTERLY 15 FEET ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU FL,on the 13th day of October, 2009, between the hours of a tax deed to be issued there- PROPERTY are defendants. I TREASURY-INTERNAL REVENUE COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, THEREOF. COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, 2009, between the hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The on. The certificate number(s) will sell to the highest and best SERVICE; CAPITAL ONE BANK, 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, TOGETHER WITH A CERTAIN 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is and year of issuance, the bidder for cash at the AT 11:30 a corporation; and FRANSIS- FL,on the 8th day of October, 30 FOOT INGRESS,EGRESS AND FL, on the 22nd day of Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. description of the property, A.M. at the MAIN ENTRANCE CO FRIAS and DENISE FRIAS, 2009, between the hours of UTILITY EASEMENT AND CLAY October, 2009, between the to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. JOHN A. CRAWFORD and the name(s) in which it is OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- husband and wife; GERGELY 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE EASE- hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 JOHN A. CRAWFORD NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF assessed are as follows: CIAL ANNEX, 76347 VETERANS PAPP, MARIA ARRIAGA, and Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is MENT BEING MORE PARTICU- p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF COURT File Number: 2009-175-TD WAY, YULEE FL 32097 at the CRAIG MaCLEOD, as tenants to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. LARLY DESCRIBED AS FOL- Policy is to hold the sale at COURT BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY Certificate Number: 1586 Nassau County Courthouse,in in possession; and all of their JOHN A. CRAWFORD LOWS: 11:30 a.m. BY: CHERYL SALMON, DEPUTY CLERK Parcel Number: 31-2N-28- Yulee,Florida,at 11:30 a.m.on unknown personal represen- NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF ALL OF THAT CERTAIN 30 JOHN A. CRAWFORD CLERK Individuals with disabilities 0000-0003-0320 the 6 day of October, 2009, tatives, heirs, successors, COURT FOOT INGRESS, EGRESS AND NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF Individuals with disabilities needing a reasonable ac- Year of Issuance: 2007 the following described prop- creditors, and assigns, and all BY: RHODA GOODWIN, UTILITY EASEMENT AND CLAY COURT needing a reasonable ac- commodation to participate Description of Property: erty as set forth in said Final who may claim by,through, DEPUTY CLERK ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE EASE- BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY commodation to participate in this proceeding should con- PT OF S1/2 IN OR 1351/1458 Judgment, to wit: or under them, Individuals with disabilities MENT LYING WITHIN LOT 10 CLERK in this proceeding should con- tact the RECORDING DEPART- Assessed To: LOT 11, IN THE SUBDIVISION Defendants. needing a reasonable ac- PEORIA OAKS, AS RECORDED Individuals with disabilities tact the RECORDING DEPART- MENT no later than seven (7) SUSAN SEBRING MOJICA OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER NOTICE OF SALE commodation to participate IN PLAT BOOK 46, PAGES 54 needing a reasonable ac- MENT no later than seven (7) days prior to the proceeding All of the above property is OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER Notice is given that in in this proceeding should con- AND 55, OF THE PUBLIC commodation to participate days prior to the proceeding at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- located in Nassau County, in OF SECTION 16, TOWNSHIP 3 accordance with the Final tact the RECORDING DEPART- RECORDS OF CLAY COUNTY, in this proceeding should con- at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the the State of Florida. NORTH, RANGE 24 EAST, AS Judgment of Foreclosure MENT no later than seven (7) FLORIDA, TOGETHER WITH A tact the RECORDING DEPART- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the individual of a deposition, Unless such certificate(s) RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1, entered on the 3rd day of days prior to the proceeding PORTION OF THE Z. KINGSLEY MENT no later than seven (7) individual of a deposition, court date, subpoena, etc., is shall be redeemed according PAGE 3, OF THE PUBLIC September,2009,in civil action at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- GRANT,SECTION 39,TOWNSHIP days prior to the proceeding court date, subpoena, etc., is less than seven (7) days, then to law,the property described RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- no. 09-CA-523, of the Circuit CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the 4 SOUTH,RANGE 25 EAST,SAID at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- less than seven (7) days, then the individual should contact in such certificate or certifi- TY,FLORIDA. Court for Nassau County, individual of a deposition, CLAY COUNTY,FLORIDA,BEING CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the the individual should contact the RECORDING DEPARTMENT cates will be sold to the ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN Florida, in which BRIAN court date, subpoena, etc., is MORE PARTICULARLY DE- individual of a deposition, the RECORDING DEPARTMENT as soon as possible after re- Highest Bidder at the MAIN INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM O’TOOLE and CHRISTINE less than seven (7) days, then SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: court date, subpoena, etc., is as soon as possible after re- ceiving that notice.Telephone: ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN O’TOOLE, husband and wife; the individual should contact BEGINNING AT THE MOST less than seven (7) days, then ceiving that notice.Telephone: 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, the RECORDING DEPARTMENT WESTERLY CORNER OF SAID the individual should contact 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY- as soon as possible after re- LOT 10; THENCE NORTH the RECORDING DEPARTMENT if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 8770 (v), via Florida Relay FL,on the 6th day of October, MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE; ceiving that notice.Telephone: 73º05’43” EAST, ALONG THE as soon as possible after re- 8770 (v), via Florida Relay Service. 2009, between the hours of DAYS AFTER THE SALE. CAPITAL ONE BANK, a corpo- 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 NORTHERLY LINE OF SAID LOT ceiving that notice.Telephone: Service. 4t 09-16-23-30, 10-07-2009 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The In accordance with the ration; and FRANSISCO FRIAS if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 10,A DISTANCE OF 220.00 FEET 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 4t 09-09-16-23-30-2009 7895 Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is Americans with Disabilities Act and DENISE FRIAS, husband 8770 (v), via Florida Relay TO AN ANGLE POINT IN SAID if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 7875 —————- to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. of 1990 (ADA), disabled per- and wife; GERGELY PAPP, Service. LOT LINE; THENCE NORTH 8770 (v), via Florida Relay JOHN A. CRAWFORD sons who,because of their dis- MARIA ARRIAGA, and CRAIG 4t 09-02-09-16-23-2009 42º09’34” EAST, DEPARTING Service. The News-Leader legal advertising deadline NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF abilities,need special accom- MaCLEOD, as tenants in pos- 7840 FROM SAID NORTHERLY LINE 4t 09-16-23-30, 10-07-2009 COURT modation to participate in this session; and all of their —————- OF LOT 10, A DISTANCE OF 7899 is noon Fridays. Call 261-3696 for information. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2009 / NEWS-LEADER 11B LEGAL NOTICES

BOARD OF COUNTY Unless such certificate(s) All of the above property is the front door of the Nassau A/K/A KATHY M. OWENS —————- Jacksonville, FL 32255 Drive, Tampa, FL 33619-1328, COMMISSIONERS shall be redeemed according located in Nassau County, in County Judicial Annex, 76347 A/K/A KATHY MARIE OWENS, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Florida Public Utilities telephone (813) 915-8660,fac- NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA to law,the property described the State of Florida. Veterans Way, Yulee, Florida DECEASED, et al, 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN P.O. Box 418 simile (813) 915-0559,within thir- INVITATION TO BID (ITB) in such certificate or certifi- Unless such certificate(s) 32097 at 11:30 a.m.on the 12th Defendant(s). AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, Fernandina Beach, FL 32035 ty days of the first publication NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN cates will be sold to the shall be redeemed according day of October, 2009, the fol- NOTICE OF ACTION FLORIDA AT&T of this Notice, the nature of that the Board of County Highest Bidder at the MAIN to law,the property described lowing described property: TO: CIVIL DIVISION P.O. Box 105503 this proceeding being a suit Commissioners of Nassau ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU in such certificate or certifi- EXHIBIT “A” THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, CASE NO.: 45-2009-CA- Atlanta, GA 30348 for foreclosure of mortgage County, Florida invites sealed COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, cates will be sold to the That certain Condominium DEVISEES, GRANTEES, 000577 City of Fernandina Beach against the following bids for: 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, Highest Bidder at the MAIN Parcel located in Nassau ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDI- SUNTRUST MORTGAGE, INC., Utility Billing Dept. described property,to wit: REMOVAL OF ASBESTOS- FL,on the 27th day of October, ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU County,Florida, composed of TORS, TRUSTEES, OR OTHER Plaintiff, P.O. Box 1146 LOT 29, PAGE HILL, UNIT CONTAINING MATERIALS 2009, between the hours of COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, Villa Unit Number 2125 and an CLAIMANTS CLAIMING BY, vs. Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 ONE,ACCORDING TO THE PLAT 14th STREET ANNEX FACILITY 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, undivided share in those com- THROUGH, UNDER, OR PEGGY B. MATHIS A/K/A BENEFICIARIES: THEREOF AS RECORDED IN FERNANDINA BEACH, FLORI- Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is FL,on the 29th day of October, mon elements appurtenant AGAINST KATHY B. OWENS PEGGY MATHIS, et al, THOMAS R. REEVE PLAT BOOK 6, PAGES 237 AND DA to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. 2009, between the hours of thereto, as specified in, A/K/A KATHY M. OWENS Defendants. 1107 So. Fletcher Avenue 238, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS BID NO. NC09-033 JOHN A. CRAWFORD 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The described in and subject to A/K/A KATHY MARIE OWENS, NOTICE OF ACTION Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. PROJECT DESCRIPTION NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is the Covenants, Conditions, DECEASED TO: ROBERT D. REEVE A/K/A Removal and proper dis- COURT to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. Restrictions, Terms and other LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: RONALD D. MATHIS A/K/A 213 River Ridge Road 86084 GRAHAM COURT posal of asbestos-containing BY: RHODA GOODWIN, JOHN A. CRAWFORD provisions of the Declaration UNKNOWN RONALD MATHIS Brunswick, GA 31523 YULEE, FL 32097 materials in accordance with DEPUTY CLERK NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF of Condominium for “Beach CURRENT ADDRESS: Last Known Address: 95104 RANDALL L. REEVE If you fail to file your answer the Means and Methods Individuals with disabilities COURT Wood Villas,a Condominium,” UNKNOWN Bermuda Dr., Fernandina 1325 North 15th Avenue or written defenses in the Abatement Plan provided in needing a reasonable ac- BY: RHODA GOODWIN, made by the Amelia Island ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- Beach, FL 32034 Hollywood, FL 33020 above proceeding, on plain- the bid documents. commodation to participate DEPUTY CLERK Company (Sponsor),pursuant TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, Also Attempted At: 52 Riley ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE tiff’s attorney,a default will be MANDATORY PRE-BID CON- in this proceeding should con- Individuals with disabilities to Chapter 711 (new Chapter UNDER, AND AGAINST THE Rd.,#118,Kissimmee,FL 34747; NOTIFIED THAT: entered against you for the FERENCE: There will be a tact the RECORDING DEPART- needing a reasonable ac- 718) of the Florida Statutes, HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL 1410 Celebration Avenue, All creditors of the Estate relief demanded in the MANDATORY pre-bid confer- MENT no later than seven (7) commodation to participate which is recorded in the Public DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT Kissimmee, FL 34747 AND 560 of the Decedent and persons Complaint or Petition. ence held for this project. All days prior to the proceeding in this proceeding should con- Records of Nassau County, KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, Spanish Wells Road, having claims or demands DATED at NASSAU County attendees must pre-register in at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- tact the RECORDING DEPART- Florida,in Official Records Book WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN Jacksonville, FL 32218 against Estate of the this 15 day of September,2009. order to be scheduled and to CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the MENT no later than seven (7) 174, Page 385, as amended PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTER- Current Residence Unknown Decedent other than those for John A. Crawford obtain and acknowledge individual of a deposition, days prior to the proceeding by Sponsor’s First Amendment EST AS SPOUSE,HEIRS,DEVISEES, PEGGY B. MATHIS A/K/A whom provision for full pay- Clerk of the Circuit Court receipt of an initial exposure court date, subpoena, etc., is at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- thereto recorded in the afore- GRANTEES, OR OTHER PEGGY MATHIS ment was made in the Order By: /s/ Arielle Wilson assessment test conducted to less than seven (7) days, then CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the said Public Records in Official CLAIMANTS Last Known Address: 95104 of Summary Administration Deputy Clerk assess air quality.All attendees the individual should contact individual of a deposition, Records Book 181, Pages 102- LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Bermuda Dr., Fernandina must file their claims with this In accordance with the are required to have the the RECORDING DEPARTMENT court date, subpoena, etc., is 123, and as further amended UNKNOWN Beach, FL 32034 Court WITHIN THE TIME PERI- American with Disabilities Act proper safety apparel and as soon as possible after re- less than seven (7) days, then by Sponsor’s Second CURRENT ADDRESS: Also Attempted At: 52 Riley ODS SET FORTH IN SECTION of 1990, persons needing a equipment to access the facil- ceiving that notice.Telephone: the individual should contact Amendment thereto, record- UNKNOWN Rd.,#118,Kissimmee,FL 34747; 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PRO- special accommodation to ity. 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 the RECORDING DEPARTMENT ed in the Aforesaid Public YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 1410 Celebration Avenue, BATE CODE. ALL CLAIMS AND participate in this proceeding For detailed information if hearing impaired,1-800-955- as soon as possible after re- Records in Official Records action to foreclose a mort- Kissimmee, FL 34747 AND 560 DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL should contact the ASA regarding the bid due date 8770 (v), via Florida Relay ceiving that notice.Telephone: Book 184, Page 93; said gage on the following prop- Spanish Wells Road, BE FOREVER BARRED.NOTWITH- Coordinator no later than and bid requirements for this Service. 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 Declaration, together with its erty in NASSAU County,Florida: Jacksonville, FL 32218 STANDING ANY OTHER APPLIC- seven (7) days prior to the pro- ITB, please visit the Nassau 4t 09-23-30, 10-07-14-2009 if hearing impaired,1-800-955- Amendments, being made a LOT 48, BLOCK 1, NAS- Current Residence Unknown ABLE TIME PERIOD,ANY CLAIM ceedings.If hearing impaired, County’s website at http:// 7934 8770 (v), via Florida Relay part hereof by specific refer- SAUVILLE WOODS, ACCORD- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE please call (800) 955-8771 www.nassaucountyfl.com or —————- Service. ence. ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS action for Foreclosure of AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE (TDD) or (800) 955-8770 (voice), contact the Contract Man- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 4t 09-23-30, 10-07-14-2009 Dated this 11th day of RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, Mortgage on the following OF DEATH IS BARRED. via Florida Relay Service. agement Department at 904- TAX DEED 7937 September, 2009. PAGE 126, OF THE PUBLIC described property: The date of the first publi- 2t 09-23-30-2009 491-7377.Bid information is also NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN —————- JOHN A. CRAWFORD, CLERK RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- LOT 130,AMELIA NATIONAL cation of this Notice is 7948 available at http://www. that VERONA V LLC, the hold- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR OF THE CIRCUIT AND COUN- TY,FLORIDA. UNIT ONE,ACCORDING TO THE September 23, 2009. ————— demandstar.com. er of the following certificate(s) TAX DEED TY COURT TOGETHER WITH THAT CER- PLAT RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK CLYDE W.DAVIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ATTEST: has filed said certificate(s) for NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY: /s/ Pamelia Jones TAIN 2002 DOUBLEWIDE MAN- 7, PAGE (S) 48 THROUGH 71, Attorney for Petitioner NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA JOHN A. CRAWFORD a tax deed to be issued there- that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder As Deputy Clerk UFACTURED HOME IDENTIFIED INCLUSIVE, AS RECORDED IN Florida Bar No. 277266 PROBATE DIVISION EX-OFFICIO CLERK on. The certificate number(s) of the following certificate(s) 2t 09-23-30-2009 AS CV02AL0258776A AND B THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- 960185 Gateway Blvd., Ste. File No. 45-2009-CP-000171 BARRY HOLLOWAY and year of issuance, the has filed said certificate(s) for 7940 has been filed against you and SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. 104 Division Probate CHAIRMAN description of the property, a tax deed to be issued there- —————- you are required to serve a Has been filed against you Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 IN RE: ESTATE OF BOARD OF COUNTY and the name(s) in which it is on. The certificate number(s) IN THE COUNTY COURT, copy of your written defenses and you are required to serve 904.261.2848 WALTER LEE PARRISH COMMISSIONERS assessed are as follows: and year of issuance, the FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN within 30 days after the first a copy of your written defens- THOMAS R. REEVE Deceased. NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA File Number: 2009-207-TD description of the property, AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, publication, if any, on Florida es, if any, to it, on Marshall C. Person Giving Notice NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1t 09-23-2009 Certificate Number: 301 and the name(s) in which it is FLORIDA Default Law Group, P.L., Watson, P.A., Attorney for 2t 09-23-30-2009 The administration of the 7931 Parcel Number: 24-2N-24- assessed are as follows: CASE NO: 09-152-CC Plaintiff’s attorney, whose Plaintiff,whose address is 1800 7946 estate of Walter Lee Parrish, ————— 0000-0002-0000 File Number: 2009-211-TD DIVISION: C address is 9119 Corporate NW 49th STREET, SUITE 120, FT. ————— deceased, whose date of BOARD OF COUNTY Year of Issuance: 2007 Certificate Number: 811 BRADY POINT RESERVE COM- Lake Drive, Suite 300, Tampa, LAUDERDALE FL 33309 on or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR death was July 11, 2009, and COMMISSIONERS Description of Property: Parcel Number: 19-2N-25- MUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC., Florida 33634,and file the orig- before October 23, 2009, a NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA whose social security number NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA W1/2 OF NE1/4 OF NE1/4 0000-0051-0000 Plaintiff, inal with this Court either date which is within thirty (30) PROBATE DIVISION is XXX-XX-9669,file number 45- INVITATION TO BID (ITB) E1/2 OF NW1/4 OF NE1/4 IN Year of Issuance: 2007 vs. before service on Plaintiff’s days after the first publication File No. 09-CP-166 2009-CP-000171, is pending in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OR 68 PG 522 Description of Property: AARON SWEATT, a/k/a attorney or immediately there- of this Notice in THE NEWS- Division A the Circuit Court for Nassau that the Board of County Assessed To: OR 89/113 & IN OR 912/1687 AARON A. SWEATT, after; otherwise a default will LEADER and file the original IN RE: ESTATE OF County, Florida, Probate Commissioners of Nassau INEZ JOHNSON EST ESMT IN OR 288/745 Defendant. be entered against you for the with the Clerk of this Court FREDERICK C. MATHESON Division, the address of which County, Florida invites sealed All of the above property is Assessed To: NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT relief demanded in the either before service on Deceased. is 76347 Veterans Way,Yulee,FL bids for: located in Nassau County, in BERTHA DENNIFIELD L/E, TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 Complaint or petition. Plaintiff’s attorney or immedi- NOTICE TO CREDITORS 32097. The names and CAMERA SYSTEM UPGRADE the State of Florida. LAURA CAMPBELL, W.DENNI- NOTICE IS GIVEN that pur- This notice shall be pub- ately thereafter; otherwise a The administration of the addresses of the personal rep- NASSAU COUNTY DETENTION Unless such certificate(s) FIELD, TANYA HEARTS- suant to a Final Judgment of lished once each week for two default will be entered against estate of Frederick C. resentative and the personal CENTER shall be redeemed according WILLIAMS EST Foreclosure dated September consecutive weeks in the Fern- you for the relief demanded in Matheson, deceased, whose representative’s attorney are BID NO. NC09-035 to law,the property described All of the above property is 9, 2009, in the above-styled andina Beach News Leader. the complaint. date of death was June 23, set forth below. PROJECT DESCRIPTION in such certificate or certifi- located in Nassau County, in cause, I will sell to the highest WITNESS my hand and the In accordance with the 2009, is pending in the Circuit All creditors of the dece- Furnish and installation of cates will be sold to the the State of Florida. and best bidder for cash at seal of this Court on this 15 day Americans with Disabilities Act Court for Nassau County, dent and other persons having a Pelco Endura camera sys- Highest Bidder at the MAIN Unless such certificate(s) the front door of the Nassau of September, 2009. of 1990 (ADA), disabled per- Florida, Probate Division, the claims or demands against tem. The Endura system is IP ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU shall be redeemed according County Judicial Annex, 76347 John A. Crawford sons who,because of their dis- address of which is 76347 decedent’s estate on whom a based and maximizes system COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, to law,the property described Veterans Way, Yulee, Florida Clerk of the Court abilities,need special accom- Veteran’s Way, Yulee, Florida copy of this notice is required flexibility and expandability. 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, in such certificate or certifi- 32097 at 11:30 a.m.on the 12th By: /s/ Arielle Wilson modation to participate in this 32097. The names and to be served must file their The scope of services includes, FL,on the 27th day of October, cates will be sold to the day of October, 2009, the fol- As Deputy Clerk proceeding should contact addresses of the personal rep- claims with this court WITHIN but is not limited to,labor,hard- 2009, between the hours of Highest Bidder at the MAIN lowing described property: Florida Default Law Group, the ADA Coordinator at 416 resentative and the personal THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER ware, terminations, program- 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU Lot 55 of BRADY POINT PRE- P.L. CENTER STREET, FERNANDINA representative’s attorney are THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- ming, training, and warranty Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, SERVE UNIT ONE,according to P.O. Box 25018 BEACH,FL 32034 or Telephone set forth below. CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 for a complete operational to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, plat thereof as recorded in Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 Voice/TDD (904) 321-5700 not All creditors of the dece- DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER- camera system at the Nassau JOHN A. CRAWFORD FL,on the 29th day of October, Plat Book 7,Pages 76-89 of the NMNC-FHA-R-khartmaier- later than five business days dent and other persons having VICE OF A COPY OF THIS County Detention Center. NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF 2009, between the hours of public records of Nassau F09006995 prior to such proceeding. claims or demands against NOTICE ON THEM. For detailed information COURT 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The County,Florida. Americans with Disabilities WITNESS my hand and the decedent’s estate on whom a All other creditors of the regarding the bid due date BY: RHODA GOODWIN, Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is Dated this 11th day of Act seal of this Court this 15 day of copy of this notice is required decedent and other persons and bid requirements for this DEPUTY CLERK to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. September, 2009. If you are a person with a September 2009. to be served must file their having claims or demands ITB, please visit the Nassau Individuals with disabilities JOHN A. CRAWFORD JOHN A. CRAWFORD, CLERK disability who needs any John A. Crawford claims with this court WITHIN against decedent’s estate County’s website at http:// needing a reasonable ac- NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF OF THE CIRCUIT AND COUN- accommodation in order to As Clerk of the Court THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER must file their claims with this www.nassaucountyfl.com or commodation to participate COURT TY COURT participate in this proceeding, By /s/ Arielle Wilson THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER contact the Contract Man- in this proceeding should con- BY: RHODA GOODWIN, BY: /s/ Heather Nazworth you are entitled, at no cost to As Deputy Clerk CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- agement Department at 904- tact the RECORDING DEPART- DEPUTY CLERK As Deputy Clerk you,to the provision of certain 09-30637 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER- CATION OF THIS NOTICE. 491-7377.Bid information is also MENT no later than seven (7) Individuals with disabilities 2t 09-23-30-2009 assistance please contact the 2t 09-23-30-2009 VICE OF A COPY OF THIS ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED available at http://www. days prior to the proceeding needing a reasonable ac- 7941 circuit court at (904) 321-5709. 7945 NOTICE ON THEM. WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET demandstar.com. at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- commodation to participate —————- 2t 09-23-30-2009 ————— All other creditors of the FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF ATTEST: CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the in this proceeding should con- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 7942 NOTICE OF SALE decedent and other persons THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE JOHN A. CRAWFORD individual of a deposition, tact the RECORDING DEPART- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ————— NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN having claims or demands WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. EX-OFFICIO CLERK court date, subpoena, etc., is MENT no later than seven (7) AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE that the undersigned intends against decedent’s estate NOTWITHSTANDING THE BARRY HOLLOWAY less than seven (7) days, then days prior to the proceeding FLORIDA 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN to sell the personal property must file their claims with this TIME PERIODS SET FORTH CHAIRMAN the individual should contact at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- CIVIL ACTION AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, described below to enforce a court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER ABOVE,ANY CLAIM FILED TWO BOARD OF COUNTY the RECORDING DEPARTMENT CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the CASE NO.: 45-2008-CA- FLORIDA lien imposed on said property THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE COMMISSIONERS as soon as possible after re- individual of a deposition, 000785 CIVIL DIVISION under The Florida Self Storage CATION OF THIS NOTICE. DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA ceiving that notice.Telephone: court date, subpoena, etc., is DIVISION A CASE NO.: 2007-CA-461 Facility Act Statutes (Section ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED IS BARRED. 1t 09-23-2009 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 less than seven (7) days, then US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCI- DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL 83.801-83.809). The under- WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET The date of first publication 7932 if hearing impaired,1-800-955- the individual should contact ATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR CMLTI TRUST COMPANY, signed will sell at public sale FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF of this Notice is September 23, ————— 8770 (v), via Florida Relay the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 2007-AR5, Plaintiff, by competitive bidding on THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE 2009. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Service. as soon as possible after re- Plaintiff, vs. Wednesday the 14th day of WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Attorney for Personal TAX DEED 4t 09-23-30, 10-07-14-2009 ceiving that notice.Telephone: vs. ADAM W.DEROSSETT A/K/A October 2009 at 10:00 am on NOTWITHSTANDING THE Representative: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 7935 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 CHAD NEUMANN, et al, ADAM WAYNE DEROSSETT; the premises where said prop- TIME PERIODS SET FORTH Howard O. McGillin, Jr. that DENTON II LLC,the holder —————- if hearing impaired,1-800-955- Defendant(s). HOLLY R. DEEN A/K/A HOLLY erty has been stored and ABOVE,ANY CLAIM FILED TWO Florida Bar No. 814600 of the following certificate(s) NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 8770 (v), via Florida Relay NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED REBECCA DEEN A/K/A HOLLY which are located at Bridge- (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE Fairbanks & McGillin, P.L. has filed said certificate(s) for TAX DEED Service. FORECLOSURE SALE R. DEROSSETT A/K/A HOLLY view Storage 474431 East State DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH 113 Nature Walk Parkway a tax deed to be issued there- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 4t 09-23-30, 10-07-14-2009 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN REBECCA DEROSSETT; COUN- Road 200 Fernandina Beach, IS BARRED. St. Augustine, Florida 32092 on. The certificate number(s) that VERONA V LLC, the hold- 7938 pursuant to an Order TRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC.; FL 32034 Nassau County the The date of first publication Telephone: (904) 687-1140 and year of issuance, the er of the following certificate(s) —————- Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS following: of this Notice is September 23, Personal Representative: description of the property, has filed said certificate(s) for NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR dated September 11, 2009 UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN James W.Thrift 2009. Karen Parrish Evans and the name(s) in which it is a tax deed to be issued there- TAX DEED and entered in Case No. 45- POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT Unit #1212 Attorney for Personal 348 Old Plantation Drive assessed are as follows: on. The certificate number(s) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 2008-CA-000785 of the Circuit PROPERTY, Contents: HHG etc. Representative: St. Augustine, Florida 32086 File Number: 2009-205-TD and year of issuance, the that DENTON II LLC,the holder Court of the FOURTH Judicial Defendants. Purchases must be paid for Kristen D. Drake, Esq. 2t 09-23-30-2009 Certificate Number: 1507 description of the property, of the following certificate(s) Circuit in and for NASSAU RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE at the time of purchase by Attorney for Janet A. Carver 7949 Parcel Number: 02-2N-28- and the name(s) in which it is has filed said certificate(s) for County, Florida wherein US SALE cash or credit card only. All Florida Bar No. 13433 ————— 0000-0001-0040 assessed are as follows: a tax deed to be issued there- BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purchased items are sold as Ivan, Cole & Bonnette, P.A. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Year of Issuance: 2007 File Number: 2009-208-TD on. The certificate number(s) TION, AS TRUSTEE FOR CMLTI pursuant to a Motion and is, where is, and must be 1890 South 14th Street, Suite FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Description of Property: Certificate Number: 802 and year of issuance, the 2007-AR5, is the Plaintiff and Order Resetting Foreclosure removed at the time of the 206 AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, IN OR 540/22 & PT OR Parcel Number: 19-2N-25- description of the property, CHAD NEUMANN; SANDY NEU- Sale Date dated the 11 day of sale.Sale is subject to cancel- Fernandina Beach, Florida FLORIDA 740/359 EX EGANS BLUFF 0000-0028-0000 and the name(s) in which it is MANN; COMPASS BANK; September,2009,and entered lation in the event of settle- 32034 CASE NO.: 2009-CP-160 NORTH PB5/272 EX EGANS Year of Issuance: 2007 assessed are as follows: NORTH HAMPTON ASSOCIA- in Case No. 2007-CA-461, of ment between owner and Telephone: (904) 261-2860 DIVISION: B BLUFF PB 5/367 & EX 1-7 Description of Property: File Number: 2009-212-TD TION, INC.; are the the Circuit Court of the 4TH obligated party. Fax: (904) 261-2868 IN RE: THE ESTATE OF Assessed To: SW 1/4 OF NW 1/4 IN OR 68 Certificate Number: 111 Defendants, I will sell to the Judicial Circuit in and for Dated this 9/23/2009 and Personal Representative: IDA MAE ALLEN, MIDLAND GROUP PG 522 (EX 28-1 28-2 28-3 28- Parcel Number: 14-4N-23- highest and best bidder for Nassau County,Florida,where- 9/30/2009 Janet A. Carver also known as IDA M. ALLEN, All of the above property is 4 28-5 28-6 & 28-7) EX R/W 0000-0016-0210 cash at NASSAU JUDICIAL in DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL 2t 09-23-30-2009 20 South 5th Street Deceased. located in Nassau County, in OR 247/161 Year of Issuance: 2007 ANNEX,76347 VETERAN’S WAY, TRUST COMPANY is the Plaintiff 7950 Fernandina Beach, Florida NOTICE TO CREDITORS the State of Florida. Assessed To: Description of Property: YULEE, FLORIDA at 11:30AM, and ADAM W. DEROSSETT ————— 32034 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Unless such certificate(s) INEZ JOHNSON EST IN OR 1265/1902 on the 15th day of October, A/K/A ADAM WAYNE DEROS- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 2t 09-23-30-2009 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS shall be redeemed according All of the above property is Assessed To: 2009, the following described SETT; HOLLY R. DEEN A/K/A FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN 7947 AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: to law,the property described located in Nassau County, in RICHARD MUSGROVE property as set forth in said HOLLY REBECCA DEEN A/K/A AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, ————— The administration of the in such certificate or certifi- the State of Florida. All of the above property is Final Judgment: HOLLY R. DEROSSETT A/K/A FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE estate of IDA MAE ALLEN, also cates will be sold to the Unless such certificate(s) located in Nassau County, in LOT 23, NORTH HAMPTON HOLLY REBECCA DEROSSETT; PROBATE DIVISION FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF known as IDA M. ALLEN, Highest Bidder at the MAIN shall be redeemed according the State of Florida. PHASE FOUR,ACCORDING TO COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, CASE NUMBER: 09-CP-165 THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN deceased, File Number 2009- ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU to law,the property described Unless such certificate(s) THE PLAT RECORDED IN PLAT INC.; JOHN DOE; JANE DOE DIVISION: A AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY CP-160, is pending in the COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, in such certificate or certifi- shall be redeemed according BOOK 6, PAGE 384 THROUGH AS UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN IN RE: THE ESTATE OF CIVIL DIVISION Circuit Court for Nassau 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, cates will be sold to the to law,the property described 387,INCLUSIVE,AS RECORDED POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT LAYTON WHEELER REEVE, CASE NO. 2009CA000722 County, Florida, Probate FL,on the 27th day of October, Highest Bidder at the MAIN in such certificate or certifi- IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF PROPERTY are defendants. I Deceased. OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, Division, the address of which 2009, between the hours of ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU cates will be sold to the NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. will sell to the highest and best NOTICE TO CREDITORS LLC, is 76347 Veterans Way,Yulee,FL 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, Highest Bidder at the MAIN A/K/A 96197 LONG BEACH bidder for cash at the AT 11:30 (SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION) Plaintiff, 32097. The names and Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU DRIVE,FERNANDINA BEACH,FL A.M. at the MAIN ENTRANCE TO: ALL PERSONS HAVING vs. addresses of the personal rep- to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. FL,on the 27th day of October, COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, 32034 OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- CLAMS OR DEMANDS JEFFREY ALLAN BEDENBEN- resentatives and the personal JOHN A. CRAWFORD 2009, between the hours of 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, Any person claiming an CIAL ANNEX, 76347 VETERANS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: DER; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF representatives’ attorney are NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The FL,on the 29th day of October, interest in the surplus from the WAY, YULEE FL 32097 at the You are hereby notified JEFFREY ALLAN BEDENBEN- set forth below: COURT Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is 2009, between the hours of sale, if any, other than the Nassau County Courthouse in that an Order of Summary DER; ANDREA DEE BEDEN- ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE BY: RHODA GOODWIN, to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The property owner as of the date Yulee,Florida,at 11:30 a.m.on Administration has been BENDER; UNKNOWN SPOUSE NOTIFIED THAT: DEPUTY CLERK JOHN A. CRAWFORD Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is of the Lis Pendens must file a the 15 day of October, 2009, entered in the Estate of LAY- OF ANDREA DEE BEDENBEN- All creditors of the dece- Individuals with disabilities NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. claim within sixty (60) days the following described prop- TON WHEELER REEVE, DER; IF LIVING, INCLUDING dent and other persons having needing a reasonable ac- COURT JOHN A. CRAWFORD after the sale. erty as set forth in said Final Deceased,File Number 09-CP- ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF claims or demands against commodation to participate BY: RHODA GOODWIN, NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF WITNESS MY HAND and the Judgment, to wit: 165, by the Circuit Court of SAID DEFENDANT(S), IF decedent’s estate on whom a in this proceeding should con- DEPUTY CLERK COURT seal of this Court on LOT 64, HICKORY VILLAGE Nassau County, Florida, REMARRIED, AND IF copy of this notice is served tact the RECORDING DEPART- Individuals with disabilities BY: RHODA GOODWIN, September 14, 2009. UNIT ONE,ACCORDING TO THE Probate Division, the address DECEASED, THE RESPECTIVE within three months after the MENT no later than seven (7) needing a reasonable ac- DEPUTY CLERK John A. Crawford PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED of which is Post Office Box 600, UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, date of the first publication of days prior to the proceeding commodation to participate Individuals with disabilities Clerk of the Circuit Court IN PLAT BOOK 6, PAGES 369, Gainesville, FL 32602; That the GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, CRED- this notice must file their claims at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- in this proceeding should con- needing a reasonable ac- By: /s/ Tracy Poore 370 AND 371, OF THE PUBLIC date of the death of the ITORS, LIENORS, AND with this Court WITHIN THE CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the tact the RECORDING DEPART- commodation to participate Deputy Clerk RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- Decedent was July 16, 2009; TRUSTEES, AND ALL OTHER LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER individual of a deposition, MENT no later than seven (7) in this proceeding should con- Florida Default Law Group, TY,FLORIDA. That the total value of the PERSONS CLAIMING BY, THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- court date, subpoena, etc., is days prior to the proceeding tact the RECORDING DEPART- P.L. ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN Estate is less than $25,000.00; THROUGH, UNDER OR CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR less than seven (7) days, then at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- MENT no later than seven (7) P.O. Box 25018 INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM and That the name and AGAINST THE NAMED DEFEN- THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE the individual should contact CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the days prior to the proceeding Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN addresses of those to whom it DANT(S); PAGE HILL OWNERS OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF the RECORDING DEPARTMENT individual of a deposition, at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- F08102013 NMNC-CONV-R- THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF has been assigned by such ASSOCIATION, INC.; WHETHER THIS NOTICE ON THEM. as soon as possible after re- court date, subpoena, etc., is CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the khartmaier THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS order are: DISSOLVED OR PRESENTLY All other creditors of the ceiving that notice.Telephone: less than seven (7) days, then individual of a deposition, Americans with Disabilities MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 CREDITORS: EXISTING, TOGETHER WITH decedent and persons hav- 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 the individual should contact court date, subpoena, etc., is Act DAYS AFTER THE SALE. Suntrust ANY GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, ing claims or demands against if hearing impaired,1-800-955- the RECORDING DEPARTMENT less than seven (7) days, then If you are a person with a In accordance with the Consumer Loan Payments CREDITORS, LIENORS, OR the estate of the decedent 8770 (v), via Florida Relay as soon as possible after re- the individual should contact disability who needs any Americans with Disabilities Act P.O. Box 791144 TRUSTEES OF SAID DEFEN- must file their claims with this Service. ceiving that notice.Telephone: the RECORDING DEPARTMENT accommodation in order to of 1990 (ADA), disabled per- Baltimore, MD 21279 DANT(S) AND ALL OTHER PER- Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS 4t 09-23-30, 10-07-14-2009 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 as soon as possible after re- participate in this proceeding, sons who,because of their dis- State Farm Insurance SONS CLAIMING BY, AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST 7933 if hearing impaired,1-800-955- ceiving that notice.Telephone: you are entitled, at no cost to abilities, need special Company THROUGH, UNDER, OR PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. —————- 8770 (v), via Florida Relay 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 you,to the provision of certain accommodation to partici- 7401 Cypress Gardens AGAINST DEFENDANT(S); ALL CLAIMS AND DE- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Service. if hearing impaired,1-800-955- assistance please contact the pate in this proceeding should Boulevard UNKNOWN TENANT #1; MANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE TAX DEED 4t 09-23-30, 10-07-14-2009 8770 (v), via Florida Relay circuit court at (904) 321-5709. contact the ADA Coordinator Winter Haven, FL 33888 UNKNOWN TENANT #2; FOREVER BARRED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 7936 Service. 2t 09-23-30-2009 at 416 CENTER STREET, FER- Capital One Bank Defendant(s). The date of the first publi- that DENTON II LLC,the holder —————- 4t 09-23-30, 10-07-14-2009 7943 NANDINA BEACH, FL 32034 or P.O. Box 71083 NOTICE OF ACTION cation of this Notice is Septem- of the following certificate(s) NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 7939 ————— Telephone Voice/TDD (904) Charlotte, NC 28272 TO: JEFFREY ALLAN BEDEN- ber 23, 2009. has filed said certificate(s) for TAX DEED —————- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 321-5700 not later than five Baptist Medical Center BENDER; IF LIVING,INCLUDING DANIEL S. BRIM, ESQUIRE a tax deed to be issued there- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IN THE COUNTY COURT, FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN business days prior to such pro- Nassau ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF Attorney for Personal on. The certificate number(s) that TARPON IV LLC, the hold- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, ceeding. P.O. Box 44114 SAID DEFENDANT(S),IF REMAR- Representative and year of issuance, the er of the following certificate(s) AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA Dated this 14 day of Jacksonville, FL 32231 RIED, AND IF DECEASED, THE 501 Centre Street • Suite 107 description of the property, has filed said certificate(s) for FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION September, 2009. Century Ambulance Service RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS, Post Office Box 746 and the name(s) in which it is a tax deed to be issued there- CASE NO: 09-151-CC CASE NO.: 45-2009-CA- John A. Crawford Inc. DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIG- Fernandina Beach, FL 32035- assessed are as follows: on. The certificate number(s) DIVISION: C 000099 Clerk Of The Circuit Court 2144 Rosselle Street NEES, CREDITORS, LIENORS, 0746 File Number: 2009-206-TD and year of issuance, the BEACH WOOD VILLAS DIVISION: By: /s/ C. Easterwood Jacksonville, FL 32204 AND TRUSTEES,AND ALL OTHER (904) 261-6113 Certificate Number: 1719 description of the property, ASSOCIATION, INC., WELLS FARGO BANK, NA Deputy Clerk American Express PERSONS CLAIMING BY, (904) 261-9008 - fax Parcel Number: 42-2N-28- and the name(s) in which it is Plaintiff, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO Law Office of Marshall C. P.O. Box 360001 THROUGH,UNDER OR AGAINST Florida Bar No.: 0179174 525C-0022-0000 assessed are as follows: vs. WELLS FARGO HOME Watson Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33336 THE NAMED DEFENDANT(S); BETTY J. GORDY Year of Issuance: 2007 File Number: 2009-210-TD SUSAN S. EVANS, MORTGAGE, INC., 1800 NW 49th Street, Suite First Coast Oncology Whose residence are/is Personal Representative Description of Property: Certificate Number: 24 Defendant. Plaintiff, 120 2357 Riverside Avenue unknown. 2t 09-23-30-2009 LOT 22 IN OR 1416/764 1972 Parcel Number: 03-2N-23- NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT vs. Fort Lauderdale, Florida Jacksonville, FL 32204 YOU ARE HEREBY required 7951 PCHT SW/MH HOLLY POINT 0000-0007-0070 TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, 33309 Regional Consultants In to file your answer or written ————— UNIT 3 UNR Year of Issuance: 2007 NOTICE IS GIVEN that pur- DEVISEES, GRANTEES, Telephone: (954) 453-0365 HEM/ON defenses, if any, in the above Legal Notices are Assessed To: Description of Property: suant to a Final Judgment of ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDI- Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 A Division of 21st Century proceeding with the Clerk of continued next page. LISA HUSSEY PT OF SW1/4 IN OR 665 PG Foreclosure dated September TORS, TRUSTEES, OR OTHER Toll Free: 1-800-441-2438 P.O. 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804 Amelia Island Homes 852 Mobile Homes 856 Apartments 856 Apartments 858 Condos-Unfurnished 858 Condos-Unfurnished 1501 INVERNESS DR. - 1750sf 4BR/ 2BA 2BR/1BA - $600/mo. + $300 security Unfurnished Unfurnished UPGRADED CONDO FOR RENT - THE PALMS AT AMELIA - 2BR/2BA home located in beautiful Lakewood Subd. deposit. Call (904)753-1691. 3BR/2BA, corner ground floor. Small starting at $825/mo. 3BR/2BA starting Close to school, beach, & shopping. Haven’t 3/1 APT. FOR RENT - S. Fletcher complex, amenities, gated, pool, cent- at $900/mo. (904)277-1983 2BR/1.5BA SWMH - on large waterfront BRAND NEW LUXURY APTS - 2 owned a home in two years, take near Simmons. All appl’s. Dishwasher, ral island location near medical facili- lot. Near I95. W/D incl. $700/mo + $700 Bedroom Blowout! Affordable prices PLUS 2BR/1.5BA CONDO - 1.5 blocks from advantage of the low down payment & W/D. Beach access across street. In- ties. Ph. (904)556-6853, 583-0055 dep. Call (904)277-7132 GREAT MOVE IN SPECIALS! Spacious beach. Completely renovated! Ameni- $8000 tax credit under the First time home flrplns. Close to EVERYTHING! Walk to cludes water & sewer. (901)489-1645 LAKEFRONT CONDO - Amelia Lakes, ties incl. $875/mo + sec dep. Call buyer program. Large fenced in backyard SEVERAL CLEAN PRIVATE homes for shopping! Located just minutes from 925 TARPON AVE. - North Pointe 2BR/2BA, W/D, fitness center. Includes 912-269-3960. with irrigation system & storage area for rent - 3/2 DW - $850. Large 2/3 w/ Fernandina Beach and I-95. Call Courtney water & sewer. $950/mo. (904)261-2061 2BR/2.5BA townhouse. $895. Nick CLOSE TO BEACH - 2BR/2BA, 2-car boat or camper. $215,000. (904)753-4559 garage - Nassauville, $850. 2/1 SW - Isles for more info at 866-906-9419 or Deonas Realty, Inc. (904)277-0006 1BR/1BA - in popular Amelia Lakes. garage, pool, tennis, pet submit, Chester Rd., $650. (904)206-3423. visit us online at www.courtneyisles.com. 2BR/2.5BA 2-STORY LOFT - w/ Includes pool, fitness center, tennis, reference req’d. $925/mo. (904)556- On Island/In Park - Remodeled 2/2 BEACHES CHOICE - 2BR Townhome bonus room, 2-car garage, W/D lakeside. Owner is licensed RE agent. 5470 805 Beaches & 3/2 SWMH starting $185 wk & w/ocean view covered porches. CH&A, hookup. Pets OK. $1100/mo. Available $700/mo. + dep. (904)742-4649 3 STORY - new, 2800 sq ft Amelia monthly rates $695 mo. + dep. Utils ceiling fans, W/D connection. Service 3BR/2BA - MBR upstairs, lg deck to 8/1. (904)662-2360 NOW LEASING - Cape Sound Town- townhome close to beach - 3BR’s + 2 avail. Furnished or unfurn. 261-5034 animals only. No smoking. 737 N. enjoy, dead end street, new impact homes from $1400/mo. Darlington study areas, sitting area in MBR, 3.5 Fletcher. $875/mo + dep. 261-4127 windows, FP, fenced yard, wood & tile. Realty, Inc. (904)261-8030 bath with 2 car attached garage, For Rent - 2BR/1.5BA townhouse apt. 857 Condos-Furnished patios, inside home elevator. Rent on a (904)742-3481 or (904)742-6791 AMELIA LAKES FALL SPECIAL Newly rebuilt. CH&A, stove, refrig., 855 Apartments 1 & 2 Bed Luxury Condos in gated, lease; will consider a lease purchase. OCEANFRONT PROPERTY d/w, carpet. $795/mo. + dep. & ref’s. 2BR/2BA BEACHWOOD VILLA - on waterfront community. Resort-style Non-smoking please. $1,500 monthly Visit www.OceanfrontAmelia.com for a Furnished 828 Nottingham Dr. (904)261-3035 Amelia Island Plantation. $1200/mo. - first, last and deposit upfront. 904- Call AMELIA RENTALS (904)261-9129. pool, tennis court, 24/7 fit ctr, complete list, or call Bob Gedeon at HUD HOMES - 4BR/3BA $217/mo. 827-9900 THE COLONY - 4830 Gulfstream Ct. volleyball & more! Condos include Oceanfront Realty (904)261-8870. SMALL 1BR APT. - in Nassauville. 3BR only $199/mo. Stop renting. 5% 3/3.5 SUMMER BEACH Villa Town- 2BR/2BA, fully furnished including Wifi, garden tubs, walk-in closets, and lots Furnished. Twin bed, electricity, A/C, DirecTV. dwn, 15 yrs @ 8% apr. For listings house - includes lawn care, cable, cable, long distance calling. $1250/mo. of upgrades! Call Jessica at (904)415- $650/mo. + $650 deposit. Cute, cozy, quiet (800)366-9783 x5669. ANF w/d, fireplace, screen porch, granite, Contact phone # (904)838-1969 . 6969. Starting at $799/mo! 806 Waterfront & in good neighbor-hood. Service animals BEACHES CHOICE - 2BR Townhome www.amelialakes.com dbl grg, pool, 2100sf, walk to beach. only. References required. Please call AMELIA PLANTATION - Oceanfront $1400/mo. Pet dep. (912)682-8118. Waterfront Homes & Lots - Call w/ocean view covered porches. CH&A, [email protected] (904)206-3241, & leave message. condo, 2BR/2BA. $900/wk. Monthly (904) 261–4066 for information. C.H. ceiling fans, W/D connection. Service animals only. No smoking. 737 N. rate. Reduced price. Call (708)612- Lasserre, Realtor. At Beach - Remodeled 1BR $195 wk/ 6106 or (708)692-6106. $795/mo. Incl utils/cable. Also On Fletcher. $875/mo + dep. 261-4127 Island - 2&3BR SWMH in park starting 807 Condominiums $185 wk/$695 mo + dep. 261-5034 # ############## It pays to learn! # 1BR EFFIC. APT. - attached to home. FOR RENT # # FOR SALE BY OWNER - Fernandina Private entrance. On Island. $450/mo., ON ISLAND # Ask us about our Back-to-School

Shores Condo, Unit #6396. 2BR/1BA, # utilities incl. Clean, mature, no smoking. • 925 N.Fletcher - 3/1, 1/2 blk.tobeach.$825/mo. # 2nd flr, balcony, oceanview. 1.5 blks to Nassau Deposit. Cathy (904)415-1006 # beach. (904)261-0841, (704)858-4284 • 103 S.15th 2/1 fireplace, den. $875 #

EFFICIENCY - with huge bathroom/ # • 205 S. 9th St, 3/1 $750 # FREE RENT SPECIAL CLUB VILLA AIP - This two-story villa jacuzzi. Off Atlantic Ave. $600/mo. Club # OFF ISLAND • W/D Connections has been renovated ceiling to floors (904)556-9372 # Apartments # and wall to wall! New kit. and 3 new • 85478 Lil William - 3/3, encl.porch $675/mo. # • Large Closets bathrooms. Call for appointment to OCEANFRONT - 3BR/1BA fully furn- Best Address in Fernandina Beach • 1870 Santa Juana - 2/3, garage $875/mo. # # preview. 491-5906. $258,000 ished apt., upstairs with large porch. • Private Patios

• 16218 Meadowwood Drive - 4/2 $1325/mo. # Ocean views from every room. Incl. # • Sparkling Pool

Sandy Mick # 1, 2, 3 & 4 Bedrooms water, sewer and trash. N/S. $1,200/ # Palm III, Property Management • Tennis Courts 808 Off Island/Yulee mo. + sec. dep. 261-6841 for appt. # # 321-0457  Pool

# • Exercise Room NEW 3BR/2BA - 2270sf, 2-car gar- WATERFRONT - 1BR, can be ################  furnished except bed. Some utilities. Fitness Center • Close to shopping age, on 1/2 acre. Granite countertops,  oak cabinets, tile floors, crown Great fishing & boating. (904)703- Business Center • 20 minutes to Jacksonville molding, covered lanai. Custom built. 4265  Gated Community Owner financing possible with down LONG TERM RENTALS or Fernandina. payment at 6% fixed. (904)753-2155 856 Apartments ON ISLAND FREE RENT City Apartments with Country Charm! Unfurnished Call for Details Feature Home (904) 845-2922 809 Lots (904)277-2500 37149 Cody Circle Hilliard, Florida AMELIA ISLAND PLANTATION LOTS 2012 #2 BRIDAL RD - Quiet • Lot 29 - Beachwood Rd. near tennis neighborhood living. 2BR/1BA, patio Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:30 apartment. $800/mo + $800 dep. center & beach club, great location, Eastwood Oaks Sat. /Sun. by Appt. $335,000. Available now. Call Jody (904)583- Downtown duplex, 127 So. 5th, Apartments • Lots 13 & 14 - Sound Point, deep 9597. upstairs 2/1, W/D, nice deck, water, best deal on Plantation, 2BR/1BA - Ocean view, newly two block from Centre, $785 $795,000. remodeled, located on S. Fletcher. • Lot 101 - Belted Kingfisher, wooded $950/mo. + deposit. (904)556-2599 •819 S. 7th, 3/2.5 townhouse, patio lot, very private, $248,000. Call (904)545-3017 for more details. LARGE 900SF STUDIO - 10’ ceilings, gar., $995 crown molding, ceiling fans, CH&A, OLD TOWN LOT W/D hookup. $750/mo. Includes all OFF ISLAND Priced thousands below other lots utilities. 556-9581 •Lofton Pointe off Amelia Concourse, Owner financing available 1ST AVE. DUPLEX - Garage, 2BR/ Ridgewood Cir., 3/2, F/P in family CALL 753-3219 TODAY 1.5BA, all appliances, fresh paint, nice room, 1,850 sq. ft., $1,095. carpet, partially furnished if desired. 811 Commercial/Retail $900/mo. (904)277-2301 Call Patricia Turner 1BR ON ISLAND - Secluded, quiet, Rental Property Manager GATEWAY COMMONS BUILT OUT nice view, W/D. $650 + dep. Lease, Cell: OFFICE CONDO - Beautifully decorat- utilities included, restrictions. (904) 904-556-9586 ed. Will sell furnished or unfurnished. 753-1116 www.firstcoastrentalads.com $295,000. (904)993-6793 WATERFRONT - 1BR, can be furnished except bed. Some utilities. 814 West Nassau County Great fishing & boating. (904)703- 474303 E. State Road 200 4265 CALLAHAN - 2 New 3/2 brick houses on 1/2 acre in subdivision, nice neigh- bors, many upgrades, large garage. $172,900 & $189,900. (904)613-2529 NOW AVAILABLE LOT 5 OCEAN REAL ESTATE RENTALS Countryside Apartments CLUB DRIVE S ecurity Build the home of your dreams D 1&2 Bedroom Units eposit 851 Roommate Wanted Sp on this ocean and golf view Rent starting at $630-$750 ecial MATURE PERSON - Share island homesite on prestigious home. 3BR/2BA, very private. Non- Mon & Wed 8am - 5pm, Fri 1pm - 5pm smoker. No pets. $500/mo. + 1/2 utilities + deposit. (904)321-0253 1105 S. 13th Street, Fernandina Beach Ocean Club Drive. (904) 277-2103 $2,950,000 852 Mobile Homes Yulee...... Villas 2BR/1BA - $500/mo. + $400 security ty Re Securi ntal deposit. Off of Patches Ln in Yulee. Call it 1,2&3 Bedroom Units Assis 583-0278. Depos tance ial Avai STATIONERY RV FOR RENT - Weekly Spec Rent starting at $585-$705 lable & monthly rates. (904)225-5577 2BR/2BA - Beautiful new decor. $600- Must move in by 9/30/09 $700/mo. Includes water, lawn. Possible RTO. (904)315-1757 or 613- Tues & Thurs 8am - 5pm, Fri 8am - 12pm 800-597-8108 • 277-5980 8401 850766 US Hwy 17 South, Yulee 2BR/1BA Trailer - Blackrock area. 6800 First Coast Highway • Amelia Island, FL 32034 Heat & air. $550/mo. + $500 deposit. (904) 225-5810 Prices subject to change without notice. Call (904)261-6486. P

“Think I’ll let that native land agent be my guide.” Call Coldwell Banker REAL ESTATE, CURTISS H. LASSERRE INC. Now is the Time to Buy! 3032 S. 8th St./A1A, Fernandina Beach, FL 32035 www.lasserrerealestate.com [email protected] E 904-261-4066 IC R P W E N

SERENE LAKE FRONT SETTING COMMERCIAL BUILDING W/DOUBLE LOT AWESOME VIEW OF EGAN’S CREEK & A Fine Oceanfront Lot! 75 wide, great TWO 50’ OCEANFRONT LOTS on Amelia Ft. Clinch State Park. Single family estate lot location for your oceanfront retreat! In the Island wide open views of the sparling Ocean Village at Summer Beach 7 Work Stations adjacent to historic landmark Amelia Island Atlantic, classic beach house 3 BR/2BA, W/ 700 block of S. Fletcher. R-1 zoning prima- Wood Floors in Kitchen Private Off Street Parking Lighthouse. 370+/- Ft on navigable Egans hardwood floors and updated kitchen, A Creek. One of the highest elevations on the east rily long term residents and second home great beach getaway or opportunity to build Extended Master/Office Room To Expand coast. Possible oceanview and/or view or down- two new homes under the new height restric- owners in the area. Reduced to $950,000 tions. List price: $2,249,500. MLS#45764. Sandy Pearman MLS #47514 $575,000 Bruce Jasinsky MLS #47906 $359,500 town Fernandina Beach. $1,095,000 904-415-1589 904-261-0347 Will Divide

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LANCEFORD CREEK FRONTAGE Great Primary Residence or vacation getaway or island DOUBLE WIDE, 2/2, 906 SF “AS-IS” of little value approx 2.45 acres with small home located investment. Lots of space & in a private location in this but livable. Includes a good dock on tidal creek, goes beachside community. Right across the tennis courts. All dry on low tide. Also has well built concrete block off of Freeman Rd. Deep water access, 115’ tile downstairs w/ carpet in bedrooms upstairs. Gas fire- POSTCARD PRETTY garage, 20x20, one large door. OWNER HAS OPTION BRICK HOME ON 1-3/4 ACRE LOT of frontage. A great investment at this price. place in dining room. Seller will pay 6 mo. assoc. fees. Will TO NOT SELL M.H. WITH THE LAND, JUST SELL 3BR/2.5BA, 2,437 Sq. Ft. 4BR/2.5BA, 2,437 Sq. Ft. $550,000 do lease/purchase. Was $272,900, then $249,500 and LAND, GARAGE DOCK FOR A REDUCED $199,000 and now last to $175,000 $249,000 MLS#47368 Inground Pool Surrounded by Brick Pavers 2 Story, Master Down MLS#48709 Appraisal on file. Attached + Detached Garages Bamboo Floors, Granite Counters Sherry Quattlebaum Sandy Pearman MLS #49897 $245,000 904-415-1018 MLS #49596 $422,900 904-415-1589

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WONDERFUL OCEANVIEW HOME. ENERGY EFFICIENT home under con- AMELIA PARK OFFICE CONDO – Used as a second home. In great condition. struction at Pirate’s Wood. 2,374 hsf, Fronts S. 14th Street. 3 separate office Easy beach access across the street. Stucco 4BR/2.5BA on a 1/2 acre lot, tile, wood & rooms plus reception, bath, and break exterior, side entry garage. Nice wide lot with carpeting, solid surface countertops in unopened street on the south side for more pri- area. Approx 910 s.f. $265,000 For Sale kitchen w/ island, gas package, large master vacy. Wet bar and atrium make this a very or Lease attractive and entertaining property. $725,000 suite, great floorplan. Pre-construction. FABULOUS OCEAN & ICW VIEWS AMELIA ISLAND HOME $325,000 Entire 5th Floor Luxury Villa 3BR/2BA, 931 Sq. Ft 5BR/6.5BA, 4,288 Sq. Ft Built 2007 Custom Features Throughout Close to Beach & Historic District Bruce Jasinsky MLS #49974 $3,900,000 Bruce Jasinsky MLS#49989 $119,000 904-261-0347 904-261-0347

G IN T IS L LOTS - PRE-FORECLOSURE BRING YOUR HORSE LOVERS. tradi- 3BR/2.5BA townhome at Amelia Park. 2 car W SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME on Amelia E N Island “ Built in 2008 it has 4 BR/3 BA with a tional brick home/with aluminum siding , garage. Very nice patio area includes a MLS #47501 $109,000 lovely oaks and flowering shrubs. Located bonus room that could be converted into a 5th 1BA/1BA garage apt. Great primary home or 1/3 acre residential lot just one block from the Amelia River in Callahan and convenient to both rental bank-owned foreclosure sale BR, 3 car garage, private back yard, and com- Jacksonville & Kings Bay, Ga . $250,000 $315,000 MLS#50156 munity pool. $399,900 MLS#49612 MLS #44208 $85,000 MLS#46792 1/3 acre lakefront lot in small subdivision off Amelia Rd LOTS WALKING DISTANCE TO THE BEACH 5 oversized lots off Robert MARSHFRONT LOT in River Oaks Sub. 1 ac +/- $389,000 BEAUTIFUL SETTING MLS #49422 $30,000 Oliver in Egans Landing Sub. Reduced to $175,000 each 113’x150’ Buy TWO ACRE MH LOTS OFF LINDA RD in Wilson Neck. Oll MH now build later 3BR/2BA, 1,625 Sq. Ft 1/2 acre lot close to I-95, Kings Bay and Amelia Island with vested impact fees. $175,000 Wells & septics in place. MH LOT ON RADIO AVE. Old MH of little value $83,2000 Screened Back Porch 2 PIRATES WOOD LOTS - 1/2 acre $75,000 Nearly 1 acre $125,000 Sherry Quattlebaum 50X100 LOT on Tarpon Ave. $325,000 Large Deck, Fireplace SWMH in Wilson Neck area. Beautiful lot $82,900 OCEANVIEW LOT - 72’ x 125’ no time frame to build. $315,000 Sandy Pearman MLS #50125 $197,900 904-415-1589 OCEANFRONT HOTEL SITE – 215’ on the Atlantic. SOUTHEND/MANUCY RD - Beautiful lot. $195,000 Will divide.Conditional use approved by City for hotel $5,900,000 COMMERCIAL & DEVELOPMENT INTERSTATE 95 EXPOSURE AT US 17 - GOOD ASSEMBLAGE OCEANFRONT HOTEL SITE 215’ on the Atlantic. Will divide. POTENTIAL for medium sized site. Corner location with good Conditional use approved by City for hotel. $5,900,000 access. $850,000 PRIME FRONTAGE ALONG US 17 just north of A1A, High development area in the heart of Yulee. $495,000. Plans for an YULEE MINI WAREHOUSE Good opportunity to grow your 11,00 s.f. Medical Complex on file. JASINSKY & own self storage facility and/or add new retail/office. 570’ on 200” US 17 FRONTAGE, 2400 of Block bldg. vested Properties Advertised with this special designation U.S. 17, total 3.5 acres+/-. Warehouse on approx. 2 acres. concurrency. Zoned CI have special pricing incentives that make them dis- ASSOCIATES $1,575,000 $550,000 15 CITY LOTS – 3RD and Fir Streets. Zoned MU-1 and R2. 64 ACRES along Amelia Island Parkway for a Master Planned tinctive to the market place. These properties are 904-261-0347 • 800-262-0347 Good for townhome, duplex or industrial. $525,000 311 Centre Street Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Development priced below normal market conditions.

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Find The News-Leader on the World Wide Web 858 Condos-Unfurnished 860 Homes-Unfurnished 860 Homes-Unfurnished www.fbnewsleader.com Read the news, e-mail the staff, check the CLOSE TO BEACH - 2242-A 1st Ave. 3BR/2BA - Great lot, close to Centre 3BR/2BA, screened patio, privacy St. Available 10/5. Refurbished garden FRESHLY PAINTED 3BR/2BA - classifieds, or subscribe to fenced rear yard, 1530 sq. ft., on shed, fenced, small pet OK. (904)261- w/closed-in lanai, 2-car garage, walkway to beach. $1275/mo. Call Art 8320 fenced-in backyard w/large shed. Florida’s Oldest Weekly Newspaper! (478)731-8000. $1125/mo. + dep. No smoking. Credit check. (904)430-2605 ON ISLAND AT SEASIDE - 2,400 sq. ft. 4 bedroom 3-full baths. Walk or TIMBERCREEK PLANTATION - Yulee Find The News-Leader on the World Wide Web 860 Homes-Unfurnished cycle to the beach, Ft. Clinch or town. 3BR/2BA, 2306sf, lakefront. Avail 10/1. This seven-year-old home features a $1250/mo. + dep. Contact Carol Baber, www.fbnewsleader.com 987 CHAD ST. - 3BR/2BA 2-story pass through fireplace from living room Century 21 (904)261-3077. Read the news, e-mail the staff, check the townhome. Available now. Call 583- to great room with surrounding marble 8968. Pets allowed. on both sides, a 2-car garage, sprinkler ON THE ISLAND - New appliances, classifieds, or subscribe to system, smoke and security alarms tile floors, 3BR/2BA, enclosed lanai, Florida’s Oldest Weekly Newspaper! 2BR/1BA - Service animals only. and fitted for internet, phones & cable. 2-car garage, fenced-in backyard, & $800/mo. + deposit. Call (904)491- Trey ceiling master bedroom with full big shed. No smoking. Credit check. 6800, ask for Patsy. bath and door to covered porch. Fully $1125/mo. + dep. (904)430-2605 equipped kitchen, with breakfast nook, Display Advertising deadline for Wednesday is 3 p.m. Friday NICE 3BR/2BA HOME - on Island. formal dining area, and storage area, 3014A SOUTH FLETCHER AVENUE - $950. Lots of trees and garage. laundry room with washer/dryer. Enjoy Oceanfront w/pool. 3BR/3BA town- Classified Advertising deadline is 5:00 p.m. Monday. (904)206-1370. Owner is licensed Real the beautiful century oaks in home. $1700 monthly. Available Display Advertising deadline for Friday is 3 p.m. Tuesday Estate Agent. prestigious Seaside. $1,750 month. October 1st. Call Jody (904)583-9597. Available 11/1. 904/206-0817 or Classified Advertising deadline is 5:00 p.m. Wednesday. 3BR/1BA FRAME HOUSE - Large 770/493-9664. backyard. Harts Rd. $750/mo. + dep. 861 Vacation Rentals Please call 261-3696 to place your advertisement. Service animals only. (904)225-0353 3BR/1BA HOME - on lg. lot. $750/ mo. + $200 deposit. Debbie (904) OCEANVIEW 3BR/2BA and 2BR/1BA. 2855 OCEAN DRIVE - Close to the 225-4815 or (904)545-2329. Call (904)261-4066, C.H. Lasserre, beach. 4BR/3BA home. $1300 monthly. 1999 TOYOTA Realtor, for special rates. Display Advertising deadline for Wednesday is 3 p.m. Friday Available now. Call Jody (904)583- NORTH HAMPTON - 3/2.5, 1950sf. 9597. Classified Advertising deadline is 5:00 p.m. Monday. 85001 Wainscott Ct. $1625/mo. Call VACATION CHALET - in N. Carolina CAMRY LE Don Brown Realty 225-5510 or Mtns. River overlook, cozy, well Waterfront Bells River Estates - 571-7177 Display Advertising deadline for Friday is 3 p.m. Tuesday New 2800sf concrete blk home. 4/3 furnished, majestic views. Peaceful. $495/wk. or $95/day. (904)757-5416 Classified Advertising deadline is 5:00 p.m. Wednesday. w/master up & down, gourmet kitchen, YULEE COTTAGE - 2BR/1BA, 2-car gar. $1395/mo. (904)860-5564 completely refurbished, CH&A, tile SUMMER BEACH VILLAGE - Furn. Please call 261-3696 toGray place With your Beige advertisement. Interior, bath. $750/mo., 1st & last + $700 4BR/2BA/2-CAR GARAGE - 76097 home. 3BR/2BA, 2-car gar., gated security. Call (904)465-0511. Power Locks, Windows, Cruise, Tideview Lane, TimberCreek, 1 mile comm w/pool, 5 min/beach. Avail Sept- Nov. 261-6204, 206-0035 Tilt., AM/FM CD w/Cassette, west of I-95 on A1A, $1350/mo. BEACH - 4/2, 1452sf. 3454 First 2275 sq. ft. (904)521-9792. Avenue. $1375/mo. Call Don Brown www.infotube.net/158370. DON’T LITTERAuto, AC Realty 225-5510 or 571-7177 863 Office FOR RENT - 1405 Beech, 3BR/2BA, YULEE - 2BR/1BA house on 1+ acres. newly remodeled, $1050/mo. Also, $600/mo. + electric. Audrey Milley, TURNKEY CLASS A OFFICE SPACE - 3BR/2.5BA condo, Stoney Creek, Century 21, John T. Ferreira (904)556- in Gateway To Amelia complex avail- SPAY~ NEUTERVALUE PRICED $7,950 $1150/mo. (904)556-5493 6816. able for professional service firm on an FLORA PARKE - Large 4BR family 3BR/2BA - 913 S. 19th St. Fenced-in office sharing basis. If interested con- A Public Service Announcement by The News-Leader home Hardwood floors throughout, backyard, 2-car garage, CH&A, 1/2 mi tact Sue Armstrong at (904)277-2788. very clean, fenced backyard. $1375/ to beach. $1100/mo. + $1000 dep. AMELIA CONCOURSE AREA - 2000 mo. (904)753-1820 Call (386)365-8543. sq. ft. available. Call 753-2018 for DON’T LITTER more information. 3 ROOM OFFICE SUITE - utilities Fernandina CURTISS H. furnished. $625/mo. 2382 Sadler Rd. SPAY~ NEUTER behind Amelia Insurance. Call George, Beach (904)557-5644. A Public Service Announcement by The News-Leader LASSERRE EXECUTIVE OFFICE - Great location. 2003 CHRYSLER PT 2000 HONDA ACCORD 1998 FORD XCAB XLT Lobby, reception, 3 offices, conference CRUISER LIMITED EX Model. Beautiful 1 owner 4.6 Liter V8, Auto, AC Blue With Realty Real Estate, Inc. room, kitchen, & bathroom. $2200/mo. White With Gray Interior, Gray Interor, Alloy Wheels, (904)997-1093 Honda with power sunroof, RESIDENTIAL OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE “Woodie” Side Panels, Moonroof,DON’T LITTERPower Locks, Windows, Bedliner, (904) 261-4011 leather, CD, power seats and 2057 S. Fletcher Ave. 402 Centre St. 1000-9000SF Power Everything, Alloy Wheels. Tool Box, 1 Owner! RENTALS 1 North 4th St (Swan Bldg) 155- 170SF Honda quality. Low miles. 501 Centre St (Maxwell Bldg) 120-190SF SPAY~ NEUTER LONG-TERM RENTALS LONG TERM Atlantic Ave @ 14th St - 700SF VALUE PRICED $8,950 VALUE PRICED $8,950 VALUE PRICED $8,950 • 2607 Portside Circle 4BR/3BA 117 S. 9th St - 1200SF A Public Service Announcement by The News-Leader •AMELIA NATIONAL - 1405 Park Ave - 918SF with 2-car garage $1,450/mo. +util. Galphin R/E Svc - (904)277-6597 4BR/3BA House. 2 car garage. • 2137 Nature’s Gate Ct. , 3BR/2BA OVER 50 QUALITY CERTIFIED VEHICLES... 2400 sq. ft. $1,450/mo. Office Space - includes utilities & NASSAU COUNTY! $1,150/mo. +util. janitor. Small $125, medium $225, ALWAYS! VALUE PRICED! Available Now. •322 S.6th St. 4BR/2BA $1,300 + util. large $350, & office suites avail. ion •2519 S. Fletcher Ave (West Side), Jasmine Office Center. Call Mack t You can get SAME DAY DELIVERY of the • SOUTH FLETCHER – (904)583-0058. en 3-4 BR/2.5BA 2800 sq. ft. Home. tNews-Leader every week, delivered by the US Postal Service, 1BR/1BA unit. Ocean front with Lots of parking. Unfurnished $1,500 t great ocean view. $800 per •19 S. 14th St., 2/1, $900/mo. + util., directly to your home or business. See page 2A for more details. A month. Available Now. security deposit $1,000. 864 Commercial/Retail • FOREST RIDGE – 3BR/2BA • 4BR/2.5BA Very nice 2500 sq.ft. home at Florence Point $1,450/mo. DEERWALK - Prime high visibility NASSAU COUNTY! condo. Community pool. Close ! + util. location on A1A in O’Neal. 1250sf on to beach. $875 per month. units. 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CARLTON DUNES OCEAN PLACE 133 SEA MARSH ROAD 1638 REGATTA DRIVE Executive oceanfront condos at Summer Ocean front at it’s finest! 2 and 3 bedroom Beautiful custom home in Amelia Island Plantation. Beautiful home located in the prestigious Golfside Beach with upscale appointments located units located on the South side of The Ritz- Large Lot. Private. Open spacious floor plan. South in Summer Beach. Approx. 3,800 sq. ft., 4 bed- North of The Ritz-Carlton. Prices start at Carlton at Summer Beach. Prices start at Immaculate, Must see to appreciate! room, 3.5 bath, upscale amenities. $1,389,000. $629,000. Investors welcome. $575,000 MLS # 49434 $979,000 MLS #44999

301 KETCH COURTYARD AT THE BEACH 95176 WOODBERRY LANE 1786 HAMMOCK COURT This beautiful home in The Preserve at Summer Beach Beautiful views from this 2BR/2BA oceanfront condo. Over 2,300 sq. ft. in this 4 BR/2.5 BA southern living This beautifully renovated 3BR/2.5 BA home features features an open floor plan that leads to a large Centrally located to dining, shopping or just relaxing cottage located in the beautiful Summer Beach screened porch with views of the preserve area. Sold a new custom kitchen. 23 x 13 sunroom with teak at the beach. Very well maintained. Great rental area. Membership is available with this property. floors. Two neighborhood pools and tennis in Ocean completely furnished with Pottery Barn Designer furni- ture. Just a short walk to the beach. potential! $510,900 MLS# 50317 Village. $627,500 MLS # 50464 $499,000 MLS # 49504 $475,000 MLS #48999

95046 SPRING TIDE LANE 5036 OUTRIGGER DRIVE SAILMAKER VILLAS HARRISON COVE VILLAS Magnificent marsh views from this beautiful A rare find! Wonderful oceanfront townhouse design Oceanfront and pool side units in the heart Beautiful condos in convenient location. 2 Intracoastal townhome. Fabulous screened lanai in Outrigger at Summer Beach. Fabulous ocean views! of Summer Beach. 2 or 3 bedrooms starting and 3 bedroom units with garages. Prices with summer kitchen! Community dock and boat Fully furnished w/ exception of a few personal items. at $249,000. Perfect for rentals. slips. Membership to the country club available. start at $325,000. Membership to Country Club available. Prices starting at $750,000 MLS #48002 $899,000 MLS #48352

THE PRESERVE COURTYARD 69 SPINNAKER DRIVE PIRATES BAY THE PRESERVE TOWN HOMES Wonderful homes with the timeless flair of a Let us build your dream home on this beautiful This 3 BR 2 BA home is close to shopping and the 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bath, pond view,two-story town- Mediterranean Villa with views of the pond. Summer Beach golf course lot. Large, wooded beach. Recent improvements include new granite homes with master on 1st floor. Community Few steps to the beach, great gated communi- lot has beautiful views. Country Club member- and appliances, new HVAC, siding and painting. All pool, walk to the beach. tile floors. Overlooks canal from screened porch. ship available. $475,000 MLS #48670 Prices starting at $359,900. ty. Prices starting at $624,000. $215,000 MLS #50467 VIRTUAL TOURS AVAILABLE AT WWW.REALTOR.COM VIRTUAL TOURS AVAILABLE AT WWW.REALTOR.COM Summer Beach is our address not our boundary! Summer Beach is our address not our boundary!

MAIN SALES OFFICE CALL A NY O F O UR S ALES AGENTS MAIN SALES OFFICE CALL A NY O F O UR S ALES AGENTS (800) 322-7448 MARCY MOCK (800) 322-7448 MARCY MOCK ANDREW SANDS ANDREW SANDS (904) 261-0624 (904) 261-0624 BRENDA SLATER BRENDA SLATER 5456 First Coast Highway • Amelia Island, FL 32034 5456 First Coast Highway • Amelia Island, FL 32034