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Serving Suwannee County since 1884, including Live Oak, Wellborn, Dowling Park, Branford, McAlpin and O’Brien Live Oak Farmers Market? Century Ambulance reps speak out County’s decision to perform non-emergency medical transport will be devastating to the private company, says reps.

“With the thin margins that we operate, if we have any more impact to our business, we may have to very well consider Come to meeting to learn more closing our operations. That’s a very real consideration.” The Live Oak CRA will host a town hall style meet- - John Glover, chief executive officer of ing on Thursday, March 13 at 6:30 p.m. at Live Oak Century Ambulance City Hall to get input from residents regarding the future possibility of a downtown farmers market. To By Bryant Thigpen learn more about the Farmers Market, visit suwan- [email protected] needemocrat.com, search farmers market. Editor’s note: The Suwannee County Board of County Commissioners listened to concerns Century Ambulance representa- Yoho mobile office tives had concerning the county performing non-emergency medical transport at their hours today regular meeting Tuesday night. The follow- John Glover, chief executive officer of Century Ambulance, right, with WHO: Staff for Congressman Ted S. Yoho Marsha Morell, Century executive vice president. Courtesy photo SEE CENTURY, PAGE 2A WHAT: Mobile Office Hours

WHEN: Today (Wednesday) from 9-12.

WHERE: Live Oak City Hall Conference Room - 101 White Ave. S.E., Live Oak FL, 32064 Teacher scores released

WHY: Constituents who need assistance with Individual teacher scores will be in a federal agency or would like to voice their Friday’s print edition of the Democrat. opinion about legislative issues, can speak to By Bryant Thigpen The data was used in conjunction members of Congressman Yoho's staff in [email protected] with other information about class- person. room practice and other measures of The Florida Department of Edu- student achievement to determine cation has released the Value Added the overall evaluation score of the Model (VAM) scores of all teachers teacher. The VAM scores are used to Woman jailed for in the state including Suwannee DUI following crash County school teachers. SEE TEACHER, PAGE 3A Suwannee County School Board. O'Brien man receives minor injuries. Moving up with Pfizer Branford man By Joyce Marie Taylor involved in [email protected] Edress Darsey, a 1982 SHS graduate, named Columbia County A Branford woman was jailed Maldonado Global Pediatric Saturday for DUI after rear end- accident ing a vehicle, causing minor in- Medical Director for juries to the driver, according to the Florida High- major pharmaceutical By Bryant Thigpen way Patrol. company. A Columbia County man was Reports show that on Saturday, March 1 at 3:20 critically injured Monday p.m., a 1995 Jeep driven by Maria Margarita Mal- By Bryant Thigpen evening when he walked out in donado, 46, Branford, was traveling south on SR [email protected] front of a semi, driven by a Bran- 247 at 77th Rd. in Suwannee County with Jasmine ford resident, according to the Marie Acevedo, 5, Branford, as a passenger. A Suwannee County native Edress Florida Highway Patrol. 2005 Chevy pickup driven by Tyronne Lee Hill, Darsey, PharmD, was recently Edress Darsey According to a FHP report, on 55, O'Brien, was traveling south on SR 247 ahead named the Global Pediatric Med- Monday, March 3, at approxi- of Maldonado and slowed to make a left turn onto ical Director for Pfizer Pediatric miles outside of Live Oak with one mately 5:44 p.m., Gerald Ayers, a private driveway. Maldonado failed to slow, Center of Excellence, according to sister, Edna Moore. 56, of Branford, was driving a causing the front left of her vehicle to strike the Pfizer officials. In this new role, “I grew up on my parent's farm in 2003 truck and was traveling east rear right of the pickup truck. The Jeep came to a Darsey will work to provide con- Live Oak,” Darsey said. “My mom on US 90 in Lake City. Joseph final rest in the southbound lane facing in a south- sumer-focused pediatric expertise taught nursing at Lake City Commu- Roe, 61, of Lake City, was stand- easterly direction and the pickup came to a final across Pfizer and work with pedi- nity College and my dad was a real- ing on the southwest corner of the rest in the northbound lane facing northeast, re- atric centers across the US to im- tor and full-time land owner and intersection of SE Defender Drive ports state. prove research and the health of farmer.” and US 90. The crash report from FHP stated that after the children across the world. “As a child, I came home from The reports state that as Ayers traffic crash investigation was concluded, a DUI in- Darsey was born in Valdosta, Ga. school every afternoon and helped approached the intersection, Roe vestigation began on Maldonado, the driver of the to Ira and Claydell Horne and was walked out onto the roadway. Ay- Jeep. Maldonado was charged with careless driving, raised on the family farm just five SEE MOVING, PAGE 3A ers’ vehicle struck Roe with its DUI property damage/injury, and DUI refusal to right front corner and then submit to a breath test. She was transported to the TRUCK MONTH stopped in the right east- E E Suwannee County Jail. The Department of Children WES HANEY bound travel lane. Roe came and Family Services was notified of the incident N N to a rest in the right lane also, since there was a minor involved in the crash. GM SUPPLIER PRICING T T oriented in a northern direc- FOR EVERYONE! Maldonado and I I tion. YOU PAY THE SAME PRICE R the five-year-old re- G M S U P P L I E R S P A Y ! R Ayers stated in the report E E ceived no injuries. $ AVE $ that Roe walked directly out Hill suffered minor U P T O 7,878 S S in front of him and he was injuries in the crash T unable to avoid the collision. NO NEGOTIATIONS NECESSARY T and was transported O O JJUST UST EAST OF DOWNTOWN • LIVE OAK, FL Roe was transported to to Lake City Med- C C 362362-2976 362-2976-2976 Shands-Gainesville, suffer- K WWWWWW.WESHANEYCHEVROLET.COM .WESHANEYCHEVROLET.COM ing from critical injuries. ical Center. K FFRIENDLY, RIENDLY, NO HASSLE, BUYING EXPERIENCE 855471 www.suwanneedemocrat.com PAGE 2A I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 2014 HOW TO REACH US Century Ambulance reps speak out Continued From Page 1A The Suwannee County as an advisor to the owner added), and reviewed their transport. Switchboard, 386-362-1734 Board of County Commis- and has been the CEO for billing department because Morrell said she is con- Fax, 386-364-5578 sioners gave the nod to about two years. Marsha Email, [email protected] ing interview occurred Fri- the reimbursements were cerned the county does not Mail, P. O. B ox 3 7 0 day, Feb. 28 at the Democ- Public Safety Director and Morell, Century executive so far behind and referred have the proper medical Live Oak, FL 32064 rat. The outcome of Tues- Fire Chief James Sommers vice president, has been them to a software compa- equipment needed to con- Office, 211 Howard Street East day’s meeting will be pub- to begin non-emergency with the company for over ny and worked with them duct non-emergency med- I Publisher, lished in the March 7 edition. transport services within 20 years. to understand all of the pro- ical transporting. Myra Regan, ext. 122 A local private company the county. The service is cessing,” Morrell said. “Inter-facility critical that specializes in non- now available for county Century’s assistance Besides serving Suwan- care transport has to have a emergency medical trans- residents by way of county to the county nee County with non-emer- significant amount of dif- port is asking the Suwan- resources. Morell said through the gency transport services, ferent equipment than the CONTACT US WITH nee County Board of Glover said Century years, Century has assisted Century also has a mutual 911 units do because 911 County Commissioners to Ambulance has been in the county with repairs to aide agreement with the units don’t carry IV pumps YOUR COMMENTS reconsider their recent de- Suwannee County for over their medical equipment county. or ventilators and you have cision to have Suwannee two decades. and have even donated “Today, we provide mu- to train your crews to be If you have any questions or County Fire Rescue launch “We’ve been in the units to the county. tual aide to the county and critical care certified,” concerns, call us at 386-362-1734 into the same business. county for 22 years. We’re “When their units were have done so for years for Morrell said. or visit our Website at John Glover, the chief ex- very close to Suwannee broke and there wasn’t the large-scale incidents or just Glover added, “It’s a www.suwanneedemocrat.com ecutive officer of Century County Fire Rescue,” funding to repair them, motor vehicle accidents more complex transport. In Ambulance, is asking the Glover said. “We have we’ve let them borrow that have multiple vehi- other words, you have to board to consider placing a been a partner of theirs for, units from us,” Morrell cles,” she said. “We’ve have the capability to take moratorium on their deci- again, 22 years. We’ve said. “When we had some been very good partners. somebody from a hospital NEWSROOM sion until it can be further been a part of the fabric of of our units that we were We’ve bought property that may be on trachea or I Editor, discussed stating the coun- this community for over rotating out, we donated here. We’ve built a build- ventilator, and to deliver Jeff Waters, ext. 131 ty’s move to enter into the two decades now.” two units to the county.” ing here. We pay taxes here them to another sophisti- I Reporter, private sector would be Glover has been affiliat- “We also came into the and we employ eight cated environment.” Andrew McGee, ext. 132 devastating for his busi- ed with the company for county, at no charge, (in Suwannee County resi- “Are they (SCFR) med- I Reporter, ness. about three years serving the summer of 2012 Glover dents.” ically equipped, and are Bryant Thigpen, ext. 133 Glover said two units are they (equipped with) per- I Reporter, stationed at their Live Oak sonnel and (certified) train- Joyce Marie Taylor, ext. 130 facility on Goldkist Blvd. ing to enter this business? I Arrest Record that is dedicated to serving would argue they’re not,” Suwannee Democrat Feb 27, Lia Maria Jack- SVPS, 1st App PD Appt Per Suwannee County. The he said. prints the entire arrest son, 23, 10211 Casa Palar- WFW: SCSO- A. Sutton company also has six am- Shands Live Oak Re- ADVERTISING record each week. If your mo Dr #8, Riverview, FL, Mar 1, Angela Stella bulances that are stationed gional Hospital CEO name appears here and you DWLS/R 2nd Offense: Johnson, 48, 523 Orchard in Lake City that can also Richard Huth submitted a I Advertising Manager, are later found not guilty or FHP- W. L. McGauley St, Live Oak, FL, Resist serve this county when letter to the commissioners Monja Slater, ext. 105 the charges are dropped, we Feb 27, Danielle Leanne W/Viol, Disorderly Intox, needed. last week in support of I Sr. Advertising Representative, will be happy to make note Bailey, 29, 336 Richardson 1st App-PD App Per WFW: Century. Bill Regan, ext. 160 of this in the newspaper Ave, Live Oak, FL, Shoplift- LOPD- Williams Century’s philosophical “The hospital is very I Advertising Representative, when judicial proof is pre- ing: LOPD- Fipps Mar 1, Maria Maldonado, differences with the much in favor of us being Brenda Demarais, ext. 109 sented to us by you or the Feb 27, Jerimiah Ray 46, 30016 65 PL, Branford, county the provider of the inter-fa- I Advertising Representative, authorities. Blunt, 36, 3346 CR 10A, FL, DUI, Refuse Breath “We have philosophical cility transport,” Glover Jennifer Hutchins, ext. 141 The following abbrevia- Wellborn, FL, Agg Battery Test, VOP Burg/Grand issues about the local gov- said. I Classified/Legal, tions are used below: on Pregnant Person (Dom Theft, 1st App-PD App Per ernment entering into a pri- Morrell is concerned the Louise Sheddan, ext. 102 SCSO-Suwannee County Violence): SCSO- M. Lan- WFW: FHP- Davis vate healthcare business,” county’s pay raises are I Telesales Ad Representative, Sheriff’s Office dis Mar 1, Elizabeth Jean Glover said. “We view our- based upon the success of Nancy Goodwin, ext. 103 LOPD-Live Oak Police Feb 28, Linda Kay Perez, 46, 661 NE 12th Ter- selves as a long-term stew- the county’s new endeavor. Department Haynes, 49, 102 Marymac race, Crystal River, FL, ard and partner of the coun- “The scary thing is the FDLE-Florida Depart- St, Live Oak, FL, Grand VOP-O/C DWLS, Cash ty. We are actively seeking raises for county employ- ment of Law Enforcement Theft III, 1st App PD Appt Bond Per WFW, 1st App- a dialogue with the board ees are based upon the fact CIRCULATION FHP-Florida Highway Per WFW: SCSO- H. Harris PD App Per WFW: SCSO- of county commissioners that this inter-facility trans- I Circulation Patrol Feb 28, Denise Lashone M. Jelks to study this issue in depth port program is success- Service Hours, M-F 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. FWC-Florida Wildlife George, 23, 213 Taylor Ave, Mar 1, Roderick L. Liv- with the facts.” ful,” Morrell said. “We’re Commission Live Oak, FL, VOP- ingston, 26, 1006 SW 5th Glover told the Democ- saying from the start, it’s Subscription Rates, DOT-Department of Forgery, VOP-Grand Theft, Street, Live Oak, FL, Dom rat he has had conversa- grossly over-estimated In-county, $35 Out-of-county, $50 Transportation $5000.00 or $500.00 P&P: Viol Battery, 1st App-PD tions with Suwannee what you’re going to re- OALE-Office of Agricul- SCSO- M. Clark App Per WFW: LOPD- Har- County commissioners and ceive from these trans- tural Law Enforcement Feb 28, Donnell Lamar ris would like to offer their ex- ports.” P & P-Probation and Pa- Oliver, 30, PO Box 539, Mar 1, Jonathan Andrews, pertise to the county re- Sommers reported in a role White Springs, FL, Writ of 29, 8258 97 Rd, Live Oak, garding inter-facility trans- previous meeting that Suwannee USMS-US Marshals Ser- Bodily Attachment: SCSO- FL, Mad Co Wrt porting. SCFR did have funds vice T. Ford VOP/DWLS: SCSO- “We’re the ones that available, approximately ATF-Department of Alco- Feb 28, Jordan Brooke Descarreaux have been doing this busi- $50,000, budgeted for the Democrat hol, Tobacco and Firearms Johnston, 29, 209 SW Mar 1, Jonathon Simpson, ness for 22 years and we construction of the DOC-Department of Cor- Boundry Way, Ft. White, 33, 6130 284 St, Branford, can tell you how this busi- McAlpin Fire Station head- rections FL, VOP-DUI, VOP- FL, Battery (Dom Viol): ness operates,” he said. quarters that could be used DWLS, 750.00 Cash to SCSO- J. Brooks “Chief Sommers has pro- for raises if the money vided a business plan to the could be replenished Serving Suwannee County Since 1884 commissioners that we through non-emergency North Florida Animal think needs some analysis. medical transporting. No disrespect to Chief If Suwannee County The Suwannee Democrat, published Rescue Health Center Sommers, but we believe it were to continue their ef- Wednesday and Friday. has some gross inaccura- forts in non-emergency Medical — North Florida Animal Periodicals postage paid at 9980 Hwy 90 (at CR49) cies, particularly in the rev- medical transporting, Live Oak, FL 32060 Rescue Health Center is now Live Oak, FL 32064. Business located open for all of your pet’s enue line.” Glover said the county’s at 211 Howard Street East, Live Oak, medical needs. We are a full According to Glover, decision could be life or FL. Publication number 530180. service, state-of-the-art medical Sommers’ stated in his death for his company. facility that offers spays and business plan the county “We want to be in neuters, medical treatments, “POSTMASTER: vaccinations, flea and tick control and could anticipate collecting Suwannee County and we Send address changes to Suwannee so much more. Contact us at 386-963-1354 about $880 per run. want to be in Lake City,” Democrat, PO Box 370, Live Oak, FL to schedule your appointment. “It’s barely half that in Glover said. “With the thin 32064.” Annual subscription rate is $35 in county, $50 out of county and our view,” Glover said. margins that we operate, if $50 out of state. Subscribe online at Grooming — North Florida Animal Rescue now “The revenue figures they we have any more impact www.suwanneedemocrat.com. offers full service grooming. Please contact us at represented (to the) county to our business, we may 386-963-1295 for more information. are doubly overstated. have to very well consider OFFICE HOURS They are vastly overstat- closing our operations. Open Monday - Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wings Adoption — Come to North Florida Animal Rescue ed.” That’s a very real consider- to find your forever friend! We have many dogs and Glover also said he does ation.” cats ready for adoption. ¢ not believe the county has Glover mentioned that Letters, comments and opinions on 5 9 Please contact us at 386-963-1295 or see our the Viewpoint & Opinions page are website at www.northfloridaanimalresuce.org adequately assessed the Baker and Duval counties not necessarily those of the Open 6am -7pm for more information. amount of expense associ- have been involved in in- management/ownership of the 7 Days A Week ated with non-emergency ter-facility transporting, Suwannee Democrat. Pavilion — North Florida Animal Rescue’s pavilion medical transporting. and have had difficulties is available for all of your special events. Weddings, “There needs to be a collecting revenue. receptions, birthdays and more. Contact us at much more diligent analy- “Ask Baker County LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 386-963-1295 for more information. sis of the financial pos- about their experience with Letters may be mailed, faxed or ture,” Glover said. this. They’re still very 855310 emailed to our office. All letters are 846056 Glover stated he has con- much in the hole. In fact, read. Not all letters are published. cerns regarding SCFR’s they’ve considered priva- Letters may be edited to fit available operations. tizing their EMS,” said space. The editor should not alter the “How can the county at- Glover. “But, they’ve gone writer’s point of view. Well written letters require less editing. Keep it to tend to its 911 demands, this route where they got the point, an ideal range is 150 to and add inter-facility in into inter-facility ... they’re 200 words. Please include your there, and provide backup not in the black now. It has- name, address and day and evening to other counties?” Glover n’t been all peaches and phone numbers for verification. stated. “It’s an enormous cream for Baker County. In Letters MUST be signed. Letters to demand.” Duval County, they have the editor can be limited to one Sommers told commis- challenges as well collect- letter per quarter per individual. sioners at a previous meet- ing revenue.” ing that with the recent ar- “Before the county en- rival of a new ambulance, gages in this and puts the RANT & RAVE HOTLINE it freed one up that is cur- citizens at risk, they need Here's your chance to tell everyone what you rently being used as a back- to examine this initiative think! Callers may dial 208-8314 and leave a up and it can be utilized for very closely,” Glover message to express their thoughts, good or non-emergency medical said. bad, 24/7 about issues and politics, but not about private individuals or businesses.If you prefer, you may email your comments to Details The Suwannee Democrat [email protected]. Your name is not required, but you must adhere to no more than # 15A EASTER EGG 200 words. 856839˙ TREAURE HUNT SuwanneeCounty Part of “The Original Florida” You can win $200 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 2014 I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK PAGE 3A Teacher scores released Continued From Page 1A rights to the information. This data is calculated on Superintendent of teachers,” said Scarbor- them to grow.” Florida Department of Ed- behalf of school districts Schools Jerry Scarbor- ough. “I am concerned Individual teacher help determine the overall ucation Commissioner to complete their teacher ough said he is disappoint- that only 60 percent of scores and district evaluation score for the Pam Stewart wrote on the and principal evalua- ed in the court’s decision teachers in Suwannee results can be found on "student achievement" por- department’s web site she tions.” to release the numbers. County have FCAT VAM our website, suwanneede- tion of the teacher evalua- fought hard to keep the All teachers will be in- “I cannot express data released by the state. mocrat.com. Search the tion for teachers of stu- confidentiality of teach- cluded in the teacher eval- enough my disappoint- This means that 40 percent headline of this story. dents who are assessed by ers’ names and their indi- uation system using the ment in the decision to of our teachers are not in- More information on the FCAT test. For these vidual value-added data. student learning growth publish Value-Added cluded in the VAM data. the detailed process can teachers, the VAM score is “We took on this fight measure as 50 percent of Model (VAM) data, in any Our children remember be found online at one of the major factors because I believe the their evaluation. form. I question this treat- us...not for the number http://www.fldoe.org/com used in determining the teacher-principal relation- The technical wording ment of professionals as pinned on them, but for mittees/doc/Value- score for "student ship for professional de- to determine scores can be we owe the success of our how we made them feel Added-Model-White-Pa- growth". velopment is supported highly confusing. Howev- state and nation to great and how we encouraged per.doc For teachers of students when evaluation informa- er, in most cases 80 per- who do not take the FCAT, tion has a period of pro- cent or more of the stu- other data is used to calcu- tection. Your work and dent performance measure Looking For Something To Do? late the "student growth" dedication have helped to is based on the teacher's score. The scores are then create a bright future for VAM score, if the teacher Have An Event To Promote? converted to an ordinal our state and our children, did in fact receive one. rank of "highly effective", and I want to support that Teachers who do not "effective", "needs im- work in any way that I teach students who take The Suwannee Democrat is bringing a provement", or "unsatis- can,” said Stewart. “Re- state assessments will new interactive dimension to our online factory". cently, the department - have the student learning readers. The VAM has been con- and our co-defendant, the growth portion (50 per- troversial due to its com- Florida Education Associ- cent) of the evaluation plicated formula. The ation - lost a lawsuit filed calculated based on a dis- Looking for something to do today or this scores were released fol- by a news outlet to gain trict developed matrix weekend? We’ve got the answer. lowing a lawsuit in which access to teachers' indi- identifying local assess- a Florida newspaper won vidual value-added data. ments and weighting. Have you got an event that our community needs to know about? Post it yourself. The new calendar isn’t just Moving up with Pfizer good-looking, it’s self-serve and user- Continued From Page 1A Darsey has served as ad- Darsey resides in Atlanta friendly. junct faculty at Emory Uni- with her husband, Dean, my dad feed the versity School of Medicine and her two children, The interactive calendar has lots of cows. During the summer, and several schools of Madison, 15, and Hunter, I also helped around the pharmacy in the southeast. 13. categories, from sports events to farm,” she said. “Working She has served on the “I started pharmacy churches to entertainment and more. on the farm with my Dad, Board of Directors for the school at Mercer Universi- And it has an easy-to-use search helped me to develop a Pediatric Pharmacy Advo- ty in Atlanta in 1985 and function. strong work ethic that pre- cacy Group, an internation- met my husband Dean that pared me for working hard al organization dedicated to same year at the First Bap- in college and my profes- improving clinical pharma- tist Church in Atlanta; he You can find it on sional career.” cy services to children. In was a student at Georgia our homepage at Darsey later graduated 2000, Darsey joined the Tech,” she said. “We were www.suwanneedemocrat.com. from Suwannee High Clinical Education Consul- married five years later in School in 1982. tants team at Pfizer Phar- 1990.” “I enjoyed attending maceuticals. Since 2006, She is an active member Suwannee High School she has been part of the US of Perimeter Church in where I had great teachers Medical Affairs group for John’s Creek, Ga., and is like Betsy Burch and Con- Urology and Women’s also involved in her chil- nie Cannon,” she said. Health. dren’s school where she She then began her col- Over the last two years, serves on the Wesleyan legiate career while contin- Darsey has represented the School Board of Trustees. uing to work at the veteri- Primary Care Medical Af- Darsey’s sister also re- The Suwannee Democrat narian clinic. It was then fairs group as the Pediatric sides in Atlanta and is cur- her passion for the medical Lead for the Pfizer Pedi- rently working as a Nurse www.suwanneedemocrat.com field was discovered which atric Center of Excellence. Practitioner at the Atlanta 842946 changed the direction of When the company es- VA Medical Center. Now offering you total access her life. tablished the Global Pedi- Although Darsey has “Around age 12, I start- atric Medical Director in moved far north of the ed working for Dr. Donald December of 2013, compa- Florida border and has ele- Burch at Burch Animal ny officials named Darsey vated up the company Hospital. My dream was to to be the first to serve in chain, she said her upbring- become a veterinarian. I this position. ing in Suwannee County continued to work with Dr. “My passion is pediatric has made her who she is to- Burch every Saturday until pharmacy and what I love day. my third year of college most is being able to bring “I feel fortunate to have when I decided to change my pharmaceutical experi- spent my formative years career paths and pursue ence from Pfizer together in Suwannee County where pharmacy,” she said. with my therapeutic pas- I had wonderful friends, Darsey followed in her sion to make a difference, both my age and adults. mother’s footsteps and on a large scale, in the There were many positive joined the medical field. medicines that we study influences and support sys- Her mother’s passion for and use in children,” she tems that impacted my fu- helping others was very in- said. ture,” she said. fluential in her life. “My mother taught nurs- ing at Lake City Commu- nity College and later at the University of Florida. THE VILLAGE ATTIC Growing up, I was sur- SELF STORAGE rounded by her nursing in Dowling Park students who thought she Climatized/Insulated/Fenced ‘hung the moon’. I was al- ways very close to my mother and admired the “Everyone needs an Attic” way she not only taught and mentored her students but also cared so deeply for ( 3 8 6 ) 6 8 8 - 7 4 8 8 855366˙ her patients. I have always been deeply inspired by my mother,” she said. In 1989, Darsey graduat- ed from Mercer University with a Doctorate of Phar- macy degree. She then went on to the University of Alabama in Birming- ham to complete a Clinical Pharmacy Practice Resi- dency, followed by a Spe- cialty Residency in Clini- cal Pharmacokinetics at Mercer University in At- lanta, Ga. After training, she served eight years at the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta developing and leading clinical pharmacy services and a pediatric pharmacy residency pro- gram. While at Children’s Healthcare, she researched and published studies 855460 around pediatric pharma- cokinetics, pain manage- ment and other areas of need. Through the years, 855379 PAGE 4A I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 2014 RV Show, live music, disc jam all this Health Dept. Update weekend March 6-9 at The SOS Music Park February was American Heart Month Free 4-day RV show with Camping dinner with music 8 p.m. - By Stephanie Jordan as possible. a heart attack, call 9–1–1 im- midnight. Florida Department of Health in • Limit alcohol use - mediately. World featuring more than 125 units, The SOSMP is easy to Suwannee County Avoid drinking too much al- Learn the heart attack 50 vendors, door prizes, Two VIP Jam find…it’s just 4.5 miles cohol, which can increase warning signs, make a sur- north of Interstate 10 and February was American your blood pressure. 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In 2012, 133 • Manage your diabetes - for Disease Control. for a first at The Spirit of Tickets still available for huge SOS Café and Restau- people in Suwannee County If you have diabetes, monitor the Suwannee Music Park the 2nd annual Zach rant with TV, full-service died as a result of heart dis- your blood sugar levels Mt. Sinai (SOSMP) in Live Oak Deputy’s Disc Golf Jam bar, live music and dancing ease. closely, and talk with your when Camping World pre- with disc golf tournament, in the Music Hall Thursday The good news is that doctor about treatment op- Missionary sents Suwannee Valley’s music by Zach Deputy, Big - Saturday night and much heart disease can be prevent- tions. largest 4-day RV show. This Something, COPE, Dis- more. Make your reserva- ed or controlled by making • Take your medicine - If Baptist Church great show will feature the place, Les Racquet, Sumi- tions now for your RV and lifestyle changes. In fact, the you're taking medication to latest and greatest in RVs, lan, Holey Miss Moley and camper parking, primitive steps that protect you against treat high blood pressure, fundraiser 5th wheels and travel trail- more during this weekend. camping or rent a cabin. heart disease may help pro- high cholesterol, or diabetes, Mt. Sinai Missionary ers along with more than 50 All ages’ event, rain or Call the SOSMP at 386- tect you against many can- follow your doctor's instruc- Baptist Church will be hav- camping accessory and out- shine. Disc Jam held in the 364-1683, email cers and other chronic condi- tions carefully. Always ask ing a fundraiser on Satur- door recreational vendors. outdoor Amphitheatre, disc [email protected] tions. questions if you don't under- day, March 8, from 8-2 at Guests will also have the golf tournament held on the or go to www.musi- stand something. First Federal Bank on 11th opportunity to sign up to Magnolia Disc Golf Course cliveshere.com for more Here are some key steps to Street and Ohio Avenue. win a stay in a furnished at the SOSMP. Tickets info. Come join us at the a heart healthy lifestyle. Surviving a heart attack The menu will consist of cabin along with two Gold available at the gate or on- Camping World RV Show What should you do if you ribs, chicken, pork steaks, VIP Suwannee River Jam line at www.musi- March 6-9 at the SOSMP. • Eat a healthy diet - Be or a loved one experiences collard greens, potato salad, 2014 tickets. Ted “Teddy cliveshere.com as well as The Spirit of the Suwan- sure to eat plenty of fresh any of the heart attack warn- baked beans, dessert and MacElvis” McMullen will more info on the event. nee Music Park is located at fruits and vegetables—adults ing signs? Get medical help rolls. host karaoke Thursday Doors to the Music Hall 3076 95th Drive, Live Oak, should have at least 5 serv- fast! You must call 9-1-1 night, March 6, Bryce open at 5 p.m. Thursday for Fla, 32060, 4.5 miles south ings each day. within minutes of the start of Carlisle and his band Fri- dinner, music begins at 7 of Interstate 75 and 4.5 • Maintain a healthy heart attack signs—within 5 Sound of day, March 7 and Gud Mar- p.m. Friday and Saturday miles north of Interstate 10 weight - Being overweight minutes at the most accord- tin & the Beach Band Sat- doors open at 6 p.m. for off US 129. or obese can increase your ing to the Centers for Dis- Suwannee risk for heart disease. ease Control (CDC)—so that • Exercise regularly - you can get to the hospital (SHS Band) Physical activity can help quickly. Medical treatment Chicken pilaf lunch you maintain a healthy advances that can save your fundraiser weight and lower cholesterol life and minimize the dam- By sponsors and chefs: and blood pressure. The Sur- age to your heart work best if Hayward Lodge 45 Free geon General recommends given within 1 hour of the and Accepted Masons and that adults should engage in start of warning signs. Live Oak Police Depart- moderate-intensity exercise Heart attack symptoms ment. Menu: chicken pilaf, for at least 30 minutes on The five major symptoms green beans, light bread and most days of the week. of a heart attack are brownie. • Monitor your blood • Pain or discomfort in the Friday, March 14 from 11 pressure - High blood pres- jaw, neck, or back. a.m. to 2 p.m. at the corner sure often has no symptoms, • Feeling weak, light- of 11th Street and Bynum so be sure to have it checked headed, or faint. Ave. SW, across from How- on a regular basis. • Chest pain or discomfort. land’s. • Don’t smoke - Cigarette • Pain or discomfort in Contact 386-362-1796 to smoking greatly increases arms or shoulder. pre-purchase tickets or for your risk for heart disease. If • Shortness of breath. delivered large orders. you don't smoke, don't start. • If you think that you or Displace Band. If you do smoke, quit as soon someone you know is having SVEC urges caution in Marriage License performing The following couples applied control burns When spring approaches, for a marriage license it is common in our area to Week of Feb. 24 – 28, 2014: see the smoke that pre- scribed burning (controlled Terrance Lamar Rayford to Romona Michelle Morris burning) brings. Controlled burning is a vital part of for- Sterling David Wayne Kallmeyer to Melissa Ann Little est and pasture manage- ment, reducing fuel load in Jeffrey David Swan to Tricia Brenee Falgiani timber and stimulating seed germination for pastures. Week of Feb. 17 – 21, 2014: SVEC understands the im- portance of this process and Gerald Frank Rickerd to Tara Louise Osborne is proud to serve and part- ner with our agricultural Robert Lee Carroll to Britney Michele Flowers members. SVEC anticipates an in- Jason Linwood Hewett to Wendy Kae Peterson crease in this management practice for the next month Adam Cody Atwood to Allie Michelle Curtis or so and would like to urge anyone performing control burns to please consider electric utility infrastructure before and during the process. Recently, a pole was damaged during a con- trolled burn, resulting in the need for it to be replaced. As a friendly reminder, SVEC would like to en- courage land owners to consider a few things while planning a controlled burn. Please identify any power Please join our family and friends lines and place firebreaks as appropriate to avoid any on this joyous occasion for a surprise damage to utility structures such as poles and guy wires. Additionally, back 70th Birthday burning near electric facili- ties will likely reduce heat f or and intensity ensuring a safer controlled burn. Should a land owner have Paulette Bryan Gardener any questions, please call Baynard Ward at www.suwanneedemocrat.com March 8, 2014 386.362.2226 x.5662. 3:00p.m. - 6:00p.m. at John H. Hale Community & Recreation Center LOST 215 N.E. Duval Street • Live Oak, FL TD Bank envelope be- (across from L.O. Fire Dept.) tween City Hall and Hous-

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eyes. She worked at Nell’s Graveside services will OBITUARIES restaurant for 24 years. be held, 11 a.m., Friday, She was also known for March 7, 2014 in the Live Internationally acclaimed Carolyn Williamson her smiling face, telling Oak Cemetery. Feb. 27, 2014 jokes and willing to help Please sign the guest- Submitted anyone in need. She loved book at www.harrisfuner- pianist to perform a r o l y n her family no matter what alhomeinc.net. Michiko Otaki grew up in Williamson, 84, whether right or wrong. Harris Funeral Home & Harzu, a small coastal fish- Cpassed away Ms. Cora was a good Cremations, Inc., Live ing town in Japan. At the Thursday, Feb. 27, 2014 at women and will be missed Oak, Fla. 386-364-5115 is tender age of four she loved The Health Center of Lake dearly. in charge of all arrange- to watch her older brother City in Lake City, Fla. Services will be held at ments. practice the piano. It wasn’t She was a Christian of 2 p.m. Monday, March 3, long before she asked for the Baptist faith. A native at Daniels Memorial lessons, too. Brother Fumi- of Stockton, GA., but Chapel in Branford with DEATH hiko was a talented musi- lived most of her life in Mr. Bob Fletcher officat- cian, and his traditional Live Oak and Crescent ing. NOTICE Japanese parents had high City, Fla. She was a tele- Please sign the guest hopes that he would become phone operator for several book at www.danielsfu- a successful concert pianist. years and invested most of neralhome.com Ray Rausch They planned his education her life into real-estate Daniels Funeral Homes Feb. 27, 2014 carefully and were delighted sales. & Crematory, Inc., Live when he graduated with high She was married to Fred Oak & Branford, Fla. in ay Rausch, 78, honors from Berlin’s Hochs- Williamson in Wellborn, charge of arrangements. Live Oak, Fla. hule. Fla. on Feb. 1, 1948. She Rpassed away on For their daughter, they was preceded in death by Annette Harrell Thursday, Feb. 27, 2014. set their sights in a some- Fred on Nov. 29, 2005. Martinez Daniels Funeral Homes what different direction and She was also preceded Nov. 22, 1938 & Crematory, Inc., Live hoped she would marry and in death by her parents, Feb. 28, 2014 Oak & Branford, Fla. have a family or become a J.B. and Mary Deese, teacher. three brothers, B.W. , Jim- nnette Harrell Things didn’t work out mie and Bill Deese and Martinez, age 78, quite as planned. Michiko Otaki. - Photo: Michael Darnton two sisters Rebecca Smith Aformally of Live Fumihiko did become a and Carrie Kahl. Oak, Fla. passed away Fri- TOPS #0662 concert pianist and is now on “Down Jersey Scenes,” a set ate of music at the Universi- Survivors are one sister, day, Feb. 28, 2014 at her the music faculty at the State of six pieces by Paul Mack ty of Miami. She says she Ann Underwood of Little home in Newnan, GA. University in Yokohama, Somers. The New Jersey was never comfortable play- River, TX. and one brother She was born in Live Oak Yard sale Japan. It was Michiko who composer will be attending ing Western music in Japan, Evangelist Dennis Deese where she lived most of broke with tradition and fol- the concert and talking about where the emphasis is on im- (Teri) of Piney Flats, TN. her life before moving to Friday, March 21 lowed a demanding career his composition. itating the teacher. It took and numerous nieces and Douglas, GA and then First Advent Christ- path, which will lead her to On graduating from high her a while before she be- nephews. Newnan, GA three years ian Church of Live Covenant First Presbyterian school, Michiko moved to came accustomed to the Visitation was 9 to ago. Annette was a single Oak Church in Live Oak, for a the U.S. to study piano at the freedom of expression in the 10:45 a.m., Tuesday, mother who after tragical- 699 Pinewood Drive concert at 7:30 p.m. on Sat- San Francisco Conservatory American schools before she March 4 at Daniels Funer- ly losing her husband in 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. urday, March 22. She will be of Music for her bachelor’s felt able to play according to al Home in Live Oak, Fla. 1966, raised two children performing a French Suite degree, then to the Manhat- her own musical instincts with services and burial to working days and nights For more informa- by J.S. Bach as well as mu- tan School of Music where and to develop her own per- follow in the Live Oak as a nurse to make sure her tion, please contact sic of Franz Schubert, Feder- she received a master’s de- sonal style. City Cemetery with Dr. family had everything Mary at 386-330-2535. ic Chopin, and Robert Schu- gree and began her concert On a concert tour in Dennis Deese officiating. they needed. She then was mann. She will also play a touring career. Poland in 1987, she met Daniels Funeral Home, faced with the death of her premier performance of Later, she earned a doctor- members of the Warsaw of Live Oak, is in charge daughter at an early age Wind Quintet, and returned a of all arrangements. that no parent should ever year later to play with them have to go through. An- Water management assists 13 area and other leading chamber Corabell Radford nette was a wonderful, ensembles. She is probably July 23, 1943 loving and caring mother the only Japanese pianist to Feb. 25, 2014 and grandmother whose farmers to reduce groundwater withdrawals play regularly with Eastern most treasured moments and Central European or- orabell Radford, were spending time with Deadline to cy. fund the program each fis- chestras. Her touring credits 70, July 23, 1943 her family. She was very · Twenty-one Global cal year. Approved appli- include stints with the Brno Cto Feb. 25, 2014. proud of her children and apply for next Positioning System (GPS) cants are awarded funding Chamber Orchestra, the Slo- Passed away at North grandchildren and their round of funds end-gun shutoffs to elimi- on a quarterly basis. vak Sinfonietta, the Swiss FLorida Regional in accomplishments. She was nate watering of non-tar- Agricultural producers Wind Quartet, the Graffe Gainesville, Fla. from a a member of the First Bap- is April 4 get irrigation areas. within the District have String Quartet and several brief illness. She was born tist Church of Live Oak. · Fourteen remote con- until April 4 to apply for others. Taking time from her on July 23,1943 in Orono- She was predeceased by SRWMD submission trolling devices to monitor cost-share funds for the position as director of key- go, MO to the late Ted and her husband, Staff Sgt. Thirteen agricultural and control irrigation sys- next funding cycle. Funds board studies at Clayton Bessie Berry. Ms Radford David Martinez and her producers within the tems offsite, allowing sys- are awarded through a State in Atlanta, Michiko is spent most of her youth daughter, Luanne Mar- Suwannee River Water tems to be shut off during ranking process based on now a veteran of numerous life in MO and later tinez Baker. Management District rain events among other various criteria, including concert tours. moved to O’Brien area in She is survived by one (District) have been ap- capabilities. the effectiveness of the She has performed at ma- 1964. son, Mike (Shannon) Mar- proved to receive a total of · Four soil moisture proposed project to pro- jor venues throughout the She is survived by one tinez of Douglas, GA; one $239,025 in cost-share probes and one weather tect, conserve, or restore U.S. and abroad, including sister Doris Scott of Sil- brother, Thomas Harrell, funds to implement irriga- station to assist with irri- water resources. The Washington’s National verton,Oregon; also by her Sharpsburg, GA; one sis- tion retrofits, water con- gation scheduling effi- funds help pay for pro- Gallery, Carnegie Hall, and two sons: Robert and Bon- ter, Phyllis Nichols, Pelz- servation technologies, ciencies. jects that increase irriga- Atlanta’s Spivey Hall. A nie McHaffie of O’Brien, er, SC; three grandchil- and water-saving projects. · Nineteen new con- tion efficiency and water Washington Post critic re- Micheal and Shelby dren, Brett and Maddie These projects will reduce troller panels that work in conservation and assist marked that her performance McHaffie of Branford, Martinez and Dustin Bak- groundwater withdrawals conjunction with other with water-saving tech- there was “ ... a tribute to Fla.; 10 grandkids and 26 er. by an estimated 1.35 mil- technology to provide nologies. chamber playing of the high- great grandkids. Visitation will be held lion gallons of water per greater irrigation efficien- Interested parties may est order.” Other critics Ms. Cora was best prior to the services from day (mgd). cies among other capabili- apply online through the praise her virtuosic tech- known by the community 10-10:45 a.m. at the funer- ties. District’s Agriculture nique, her sensitivity, and for her red hair and blue al home. The District’s agricul- To date the District’s webpage at www.my- her fluent interpretation of ture cost-share funding agriculture cost-share pro- suwanneeriver.com/agri- demanding works. will pay for the following gram has reduced ground- culture or apply in person The concert on March 22 Locally Owned & cost-share projects: water withdrawals by an at District Headquarters, in Live Oak is presented by Independently · Seventeen center pivot estimated 7.5 mgd. This is 9225 CR 49, Live Oak FL the Friends of Music Con- Operated irrigation system retrofits the second year the Dis- 32060. For more informa- cert Series. Admission is that will save water. trict has offered assistance tion, contact Kevin Wright free and open to the public % · Two pump upgrades to farmers through the at 386.362.1001 or toll and a reception will follow that will provide for program. The District has free at 1.800.226.1066 the concert. greater irrigation efficien- set aside $1.5 million to (FL only). 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BIBLE VERSE “Have I not commanded you? Be OPINION strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Black people duped People in the media and this with the fact that black Lord your God will be with you academia are mostly leftists A fatalities during the Korean wherever you go.” Joshua 1:9 NIV hellbent on growing govern- War (3,075), Vietnam War ment and controlling our MINORITY (7,243) and wars since 1980 lives. Black people, their (about 8,200) total about politicians and civil rights or- VIEW 18,500. Young black males ganizations have become un- have a greater chance of Suwannee Democrat witting accomplices. The left- reaching maturity on the bat- ist pretense of concern for the ~ tlefields than on the streets of © 2014 Creators Syndicate well-being of black people ~ Philadelphia, Chicago, De- confers upon them an aura of BY WALTER WILLIAMS troit, Oakland, Newark and moral superiority and, as other cities. Black political such, gives more credibility to their calls for increas- power and massive city budgets have done absolutely ing government control over our lives. nothing to ameliorate this problem of black insecurity. Ordinary black people have been sold on the impor- Most of the problems faced by the black communi- MYRA C. REGAN JEFF WATERS tance of electing blacks to high public office. After ty have their roots in a black culture that differs sig- Publisher Editor centuries of black people having been barred from nificantly from the black culture of yesteryear. Today high elected office, no decent American can have any- only 35 percent of black children are raised in two- Members of the Suwannee Democrat editorial board thing against their wider participation in our political parent households, but as far back as 1880, in are Myra C. Regan, publisher, and Jeff Waters, editor. The Democrat Says is formed by that board. system. For several decades, blacks have held signifi- Philadelphia, 75 percent of black children were raised cant political power, in the form of being mayors and in two-parent households -- and it was as high as 85 dominant forces on city councils in major cities such percent in other places. Even during slavery, in which as Philadelphia, Detroit, Washington, Memphis, Tenn., marriage was forbidden, most black children were Editorial objectives for 2014 Atlanta, Baltimore, New Orleans, Oakland, Calif., raised with two biological parents. The black family 1. Revitalize downtown Live Oak. Newark, N.J., and Cincinnati. In these cities, blacks managed to survive several centuries of slavery and 2. Continue work on Perimeter Road. have held administrative offices such as school super- generations of the harshest racism and Jim Crow, to ul- intendent, school principal and chief of police. Plus, timately become destroyed by the welfare state. The 3. Continue developing catalyst site. there's the precedent-setting fact of there being 44 black family has fallen victim to the vision fostered by 4. Update our LDRs and comp. plan to better protect black members of Congress and a black president. some intellectuals that, in the words of a sociology resources and plan for growth. What has this political power meant for the signifi- professor in the 1960s, "it has yet to be shown that the cant socio-economic problems faced by a large seg- absence of a father was directly responsible for any of 5. Wise use of tax dollars. ment of the black community? Clearly, it has done lit- the supposed deficiencies of broken homes." The real tle or nothing for academic achievement; the number issue to these intellectuals "is not the lack of male of black students scoring proficient is far below the presence but the lack of male income." That suggests national average. It is a disgrace -- and ought to be a that fathers can be replaced by a welfare check. The GUEST COLUMN source of shame -- to know that the average white sev- weakened black family gives rise to problems such has enth- or eighth-grader can run circles around the aver- high crime, predation and other forms of anti-social The art of age black 12th-grader in most academic subjects. The behavior. political and education establishment tells us that the The cultural problems that affect many black people orchestrating conflict solution lies in higher budgets, but the fact of business are challenging and not pleasant to talk about, but in- Dwain Walden is that some of the worst public school districts have correctly attributing those problems to racism and The Moultrie Observer the highest spending per student. Washington, D.C., racial discrimination, a need for more political power, I think I’m becoming too much of a for example, spends more than $29,000 per student and a need for greater public spending condemns mil- television critic. But it’s fun. and scores at nearly the bottom in academic achieve- lions of blacks to the degradation and despair of the It seems I can hardly watch televi- ment. welfare state. sion anymore without pointing out the Each year, roughly 7,000 -- and as high as 9,000 -- Walter E. Williams is a professor of economics at flaws of the programming. And then I blacks are murdered. Ninety-four percent of the time, George Mason University. To find out more about Wal- realize that without those flaws, the the murderer is another black person. According to the ter E. Williams and read features by other Creators show would only last five minutes. Bureau of Justice Statistics, between 1976 and 2011, Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Just last night my wife and I were there were 279,384 black murder victims. Contrast Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. watching “Justified.” It’s a series about a deputy U.S. Marshal, Raylan Givens, who is stationed in Kentucky. Since the series began about three years ago, he’s probably killed 50 people. Most U.S. marshals will spend an entire career and never draw their weapon. Letter and Rant & Rave Not only that, Givens is always in the midst of breaking up drug trafficking rings, solving murders and fighting cor- ruption from Lexington to Harlan. guidelines on elections Well, that’s not what U.S. marshals typically do. They Qualifying for the city of Live Oak election in May porting, endorsing or criticizing candidates. protect federal courthouses, transport federal prisoners, is noon Monday, March 17 through noon March 21. 4. Only two letters per month will be allowed from chase escaped federal prisoners and operate the Witness Pro- The election will be held May 6 with a run-off, if need- the same person. tection Program. ed, on June 10. Up for grabs are positions of the may- 5. Letters regarding ballot issues other than candi- But then who would watch a TV series about maintaining or, city council seats for Districts 1 and 4 and city dates will be treated as letters of interest to the gener- a safe courthouse? clerk. The following guidelines are for this and every al public. Now let’s move on to reality television. Take the series election. 6. The deadline for letters on elections and ballot is- about the loggers (Axe Men). Whenever I see one of these sues is noon Monday one week before an election for shows, I try to anticipate what the conflict will be. There 1. Letters from a candidate will be treated as a press final publication on Wednesday, six days before an must be conflict or else all you have are a dozen guys with release and will be reported as a story, with balance election. chainsaws who go to work, cut down some trees, and then when needed. 7. Rants or Raves will not be accepted on candi- go home to watch TV and drink beer. 2. Letters from the general public should stick to the dates. They will be treated as a letter to the editor. Something has to go wrong or there is no show. And we issues and positions on issues and qualifications of the 8. This newspaper reserves the right to decline pub- must suspect that much of what goes wrong is orchestrated. candidates. No name-calling or abusive language will lication of any letter it believes does not meet stan- The track comes off the crane. A tree falls the wrong way be accepted. dards of publication. and crushes a pickup truck. A cable slips, and it bangs one of 3. Letters must be 250 words or less on letters sup- the workers on the head. He must be life-flighted out. Then I’m watching some people dig for gem stones up in the hills of Wyoming or Montana — one of those states where survivalists hole up in log cabins and shoot at federal agents. I asked myself, what kind of conflict can one possibly have in this programming? It’s just a couple of guys and gals, some shovels and lots of dirt. Well, first there’s a rock slide. Then there’s a claim jumper. Then a severe storm moves in and forces the diggers to curl up in a cave. Why they did that I don’t know. They could see the storm coming 50 miles away, and there was a pickup truck at the bottom of the hill. Once I wrote a column about such comedy and suggested that viewers should always consider where the camera crew must be standing. Well in this case, the camera crew is out- side the cave in the downpour showing the diggers all hud- dled together in the little cave. One fellow told me after I wrote that column that I had ruined “reality” television for him. I’m sorry. I’ve also noticed that some of this filming appears to be spliced footage. One night I watched two guys digging for artifacts supposedly somewhere in Southern Louisiana. To convince us that they were in Southern Louisiana, they kept showing footage of alligators. But never were the diggers and the alligators in the same shot. Then all of a sudden the camera swings up and in the background are mountains. I’ve driven through Southern Louisiana, and there are no moun- tains. There aren’t even any terraces. When you see someone squeezing through a tight crevice to get inside a cave, you have to realize that the camera crew is already inside shooting back at the entrance. How tight could that crevice actually have been? So now it’s a game for me, to watch these shows and to anticipate the conflict. And how many bad guys will old Raylan shoot tonight? Much like I had to do when I was a kid, I think I’ve cre- ated my own entertainment in this regard. Life has given me LETTERS TO THE EDITOR persimmons and I’ve made persimmonade. Letters must contain your full name, address, daytime phone number and city of residence. Letters Dwain Walden is editor/publisher of must reflect issues of current interest to the general public and be concise. Management has the right The Moultrie Observer, 229-985-4545. Email: to refuse any material that it believes does not meet standards of publication. Send submissions to: [email protected]. [email protected] or Suwannee Democrat, PO Box 370, Live Oak, FL 32064. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 2014 I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK PAGE 7A Easter Egg Treasure Hunt see page 15A Branford News Serving southern Suwannee County, including Branford, O’Brien and McAlpin FFA visits Capitol Promoting careers in agriculture

By Andrew McGee lawn of the Capitol which playing,” said Rains. “It taller, thicker and was [email protected] explained in some detail was good for us.” more economical. about their programs. Stu- Rains said many people “They were talking Two members of the dents and advisors were stopped to talk to the girls about a lot of stuff and we Branford FFA chapter re- also able to walk and min- and what caught some at- promoted the idea of going cently returned from The gle in the lobby of the tention was a picture of into an ag (agriculture) re- Fourth Annual National Capitol. their sorghum maze they lated career,” said Rains. Career and Technical Edu- Florida’s Commissioner had last fall in Branford. “All these CTE people cation on the Hill Day in of Education Pam Stewart He explained they went were saying, ‘Not every- Tallahassee, in celebration was present and spoke on with sorghum instead of one is fit to go to college. of National CTE Month. behalf of CTE programs corn because it requires We need to prepare them According to Branford during a brief awards cere- less water, grows faster, with skills they can use.” Middle School Agriculture mony for those who have teacher and FFA advisor been promoting vocational Andrew Rains, the CTE education. Rains and his event gave he and Bran- students also had the op- ford High School students portunity to meet Florida Sara Humphreys and Governor Rick Scott at the Tiffanie White an opportu- event. Rains said it was nity to remind legislators unplanned and he (Scott) the importance of agricul- happened to be walking ture and to help promote by. careers in the industry. “His office was right Rains said the groups there and they represented that day were (Humphreys and White) from vocational schools got to talk to him and tell promoting trades like culi- him what they were do- nary arts, engineering, ing,” said Rains. “It welding and of course, worked well for them.” agriculture education. Rains said another huge “Basically, they were up plus was they were the there pushing for more only FFA chapter repre- funding towards that,” sented at the event. There said Rains. “Well, I’m not were two state FFA offi- sure if it was pushing for cers present, but no other more funding, but to keep chapters were present be- from left, Branford FFA members, Tiffanie White and Sara from left, Tiffanie White, State FFA Vice President Justin the funding going.” sides Branford. Humphreys meet Florida Governor Rick Scott. In back, Watson, Florida Commissioner of Education Pam Stew- He and others had dis- “We had a niche there Branford Agriculture teacher and FFA advisor Andrew art, Former State Secretary Matthew Cantrell and Sara play booths set up on the that no one else was dis- Rains. - Courtesy Photos Humphreys. 2nd Nine Weeks HONOR ROLL Coming Friday, Branford Branford High School Elementary Melba Glendara Adams Mathew Daniel Dingus Shandy Maleana Jones Emma Elizabeth Sapp Kayla Michelle Alford Mikayla L Donath Dylan Michael Kelley Chelsie Georgette Selliken School Angela Julie Anderson Arianna Lynn Donaway Caleb Matthew Kessler Spring Marie Sexton Cody Christopher Barfield Loren Ashley Driver Charles Glenn Kines Allison Irene Shea Macey Michelle Barfield Wyatt Eakins Cassydie Elizabeth Kinsey William Logan Shuler Daniella Erica Barker Tayannah Bree Engle Chayanun Kokanutphong Lachelle Taylor Sikes John Dylan Barker Jared Delaney Evert James Michael Koon Jessica Smith Breanna Shea Bates Destiny Paige Fennell Brianna Mackenzie Lanier Jason Eugene Smith Jazmyne Kay Bates Megan Rena Ferguson Jayce Cannon Lee Jaylynn Marie Smith 5K Run Summer Lynn Blanco William Colton Frierson Katelynn Ann Lee Matthew Alexander Spivey Riley Madison Boss Ritchie Lee Glass Brock Nathan Lewis Mariah Marie Spooner Tyler Andrew Bradley Skyler Shianne Goodin Tristan Kolin Liu Mallory Ellen Stevens For A Cure Shontae Leeanna Victoria Renee Haburn Tyanne Kristen Liu Vincent Scott Stevenson Braymiller Trenton Riley Haderle Katherine A. Lloyd Kendall Mae Stines By Andrew McGee Rachel Beth Brown Aurora Danielle Hampton Madison Marie Lloyd Janyse Chanel Styles [email protected] Arley Marie Bryant Stacey Ellen Hancock Luis Aquino Lopez Lauren Adell Suggs Alec James Burt Amber Danielle Hatch Dakota Sean Lorenz Nathan Jeremiah Sumner There will be a 5K Run on Delani Brooke Cannon Hunter Cole Hawthorne Cinthia Luna Taran Clinton Thomas March 22 to help raise money to Dayla Capallia Lloyd Chase Hawthorne Sydnee Lee Lutz Trinity Elaine Thomas cure Duchenne. Duchenne is a Marissa Angelica Carpen- Tania Marie Henderson Uriel Maya Bailey Awna Thompson devastating muscle disease in ter Alexis Hernandez Madison Jane Mccall Kiana Mae Thompson children. According to Sheri Louise Carter Hunter Ray Hill James Colton Mcelreath Victoria Rae Throckmorton www.cureduchenne.org “...His- Cody Austin Carver Jessica Marie Hill Rylee Shawn Mckenzie Dakota Wayne Topham torically, most boys who have Sabreena Edith Cary Maura Rose Hill Kelsey Maegan Meads Shawn Micheal Topham Duchenne don’t survive past Cameron Clegg Cassube Amber Nicole Hitt Andrew William Meyer Trevor Wayne Topham their mid-twenties and those that Jillian Michelle Cassube Sierra Rose Hobday Carly Ann Moore Tamrah Dianne Tyre do are wheelchair bound by age Yuri Chiba Wayne Edward Holder Nathan Andrew Moyer Tara Flynn Vaught 12 and experience social isola- Rebekka Lynn Christy Dakota Lee Hollingsworth Christopher Matthew Nash Victoria K. Vinci tion. The simplest of tasks be- Chase Kemp Clark Codey Dell Holtzclaw Corissa LaNay Northrop Jacob Stuart Waite come difficult and in later stages, Tanner Christopher Clark Desyrae Mychel Holtzclaw Ashton Elizabeth Palmer Savannah Nicole Ward heart and breathing muscles be- Aimee Briel Clesi Ashley Nicole Horn Laila Elizabeth Pate Garette Hawkins Warren gin to fail”. Nearly 20,000 boys Casidy Leeann Coker Jenna Ashley Horton Rahi Patel Justin Lee Warren are afflicted in the US and there Kinleigh Breann Collins Sara Alana Humphreys Antonio Miguel Perez Kathrine Lynn Watkins are over 300,000 worldwide cas- Trevor Alton Collins Tanner Lee Humphries Haley Michelle Phillips Logan Keay Wear es. Daryl Paige Copeland Folsom Hunter Gimel Portillo Katherine Lynn White The 5K Run is hosted by the James Doyle Corbin Kayla Renae Hygema Sara Nicole Prevatt Tiffanie LeAnne White Branford High School Honor So- Gavin James Crawford Chelsey Yvette Jackson Luke Leon Ramsey Damian Dean Williams ciety. Entry fee is $20 and in- Shanelle Xaviera Creech Amanda Joann Jacobs Kasey Marie Raulerson Cleveland Alan Willis cludes a t-shirt. Check in by 8:30 John F. Cress Marion-Ian Bacani Javier Seth Michael Reaves James Aaron Wilson a.m. and race begins at 9 a.m. Blake Mikel Darling Christena Nichole Jenkins Rene Marie Root Lee Elliott Wilson Register by March 14, 2014 at Ashley Nicole Davis Isidro A. Jimenez Megan Roush Taylor Elaine Wilson www.active.com or stop by BHS Megan Maureen Davis Jevin William Johnson Cheyenne Brook Rucker Madison Ann Wolfe and ask for NHS advisor Karen Chancy Lynn Deadwyler Claire Allison Jolicoeur Adrianna Leigh Saavedra Luis Xithe Koon. Karen can be reached at Courtney Deanne Dees Hannah Elizabeth Jolicoeur Christell Sanders Eric Scott Yoder BHS by calling 935-5615. Logan Paul Dimauro Jazmin Sarah E. Jones Jacquelline Sandoval Jessica Brooke Young

Arrests ...... 2A Sports ...... 1B Legal Notices ...... 3B Suwannee Living ...... 4A Follow us on INDEX Obituaries ...... 5A Viewpoint ...... 6A HI 55 LO 48 FACEBOOK PAGE 8A I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 2014 Annual Zach Deputy Disc Golf Jam set for March 7-9 at The SOS Music Park This artist is a one-man band joined in entertaining over the weekend by a number of well-known bands and a fun disc golf tournament. A huge RV show is also taking place at the SOSMP the same weekend.

Submitted sion Disc Golf Tourney, music and primi- tive camping Zach Deputy’s Disc Jam featuring at Disc Golf Schedule: least one Zach Deputy show each day is Friday: set for March 7-9 at The Spirit of the Check-in noon until dark Suwannee Music Park. Other bands such LongPad Doubles(optional) $10 begins as Big Something, COPE, Displace, Les at 3 p.m Racquet, Sumilan, Holey Miss Moley and Saturday: more will be playing. The weekend is also Check-in 8 a .m. - 9:30 a .m. Suwannee River Valley’s largest RV Players meeting begins at 10 a .m. Show at the SOSMP along with free live Round 1 Tee-off 10:30 a .m. entertainment three nights in the Music ShortPad Doubles (optional) $10 be- Hall. gins at 3 p.m. Live bands including promoter Zach Sunday: Deputy will keep the vibe flowing each Round 2 Tee-off 10:30 a.m. day in the Amphitheater to provide a time Awards begin at 3 p.m. of relaxation between disc golf competi- Ring of Fire - Immediately after awards tion. For more information about the disc The Disc Jam features a disc golf tour- golf tournament contact Patty and Wahoo nament on the Magnolia Disc Golf Course Young 386-205-3614 or at the SOSMP. This weekend of disc golf [email protected]. and music is for all ages and will take Visit http://zachdeputy.com/discjam/ for place rain or shine. more info. To purchase tickets, go to Ticket prices: www.elevate.com or contact the SOSMP $40 advance/$50 at gate for music and at 386-364-1683, email spirit@musi- Zach Deputy. primitive camping cliveshere.com or go to www.musi- $45 advance/$55 at gate for Am Divi- cliveshere.com. sion Disc Golf Tourney, music and primi- The Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park tive camping is located at 3076 95th Drive 4.5 miles $50 advance/$60 at gate for Pro Divi- north of Live Oak.

COPE. Suwannee Relay for Life car show Saturday, March 29 at South Oaks others. Square, 1528 S. Ohio Ave., Live Oak. All Activities include a Suwannee County proceeds go to Relay for Life. Registra- Sheriff’s Office K9 demonstration; kids Big Something. tion is from 9-11 a.m. Judging is at 2:30 finger painting; armored SWAT tactical p.m. and awards are at 3 p.m. Save $ and vehicle; door prizes; food; entertain- pre-register before March 14. Goodie ment; 50/50 raffle and a silent auction. bags for the first 50 paid registrations. For more information on how to regis- All cars, trucks are welcome. New, mus- ter, call 386-590-2232 or email lone- cle, street rods, antiques, imports and [email protected] Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University training The First Baptist Church of on March 3 at 6 PM in our fellow- Dowling Park will be conducting ship hall. This training includes their spring session of Dave Ram- nine sessions beginning on sey's Financial Peace University March 10 at 6 p.m. Cost for training. We all need a plan for book, CDs and other training ma- our money and Dave's plan will terials is $93 plus shipping and show you how to get rid of debt, handling. You may sign up manage your money, spend and through link save wisely, increase wealth, give www.daveramsey.com/fpu/loca- like never before and much more. tions/org/47020/class/250029 or This Training is definitely for you call Paul Guilmette 386-362- if you want to know what God 3545. The church is located at says about money or if your cred- 11274 235th Ln. near the intersec- it cards are your emergency fund. tion of CR 250 and CR 136 in A free preview class will be held Dowling Park.

M o n . - F r i . SUWANNEE RIVER READINGS Boy Scout Troop N O R T H F L O R I D A 8:30 am-6:00 pm P H A R M A C Y S a t u r d a y 9 a m - 1 p m Branford 2013 693 has new OF BRANFORD S u n d a y - C l o s e d Now accepting sponsor, Blue Cross Blue Shield Health Options meeting location Everything For Your Home Recovery Boy scout troop 693, From Prescriptions to Medical Supplies Harry Reeve scout- 305 SW US Highway 27 m a s t e r , C h e r r y L u m b e r t Branford, Florida 32008 troop693@wind- P h a r m a c i s t The water levels provided here refer to the height at the US Hwy. 27 784394 ( 3 8 6 ) 9 3 5 - 6 9 0 5 bridge in Branford in feet above mean sea level (ft-msl) at the gauging stream.net, (386) 590- station. In the past the levels were read as gauge height not mean sea level. 6121, have begun meeting at the Live 2/24/14...... 16.65 2/28/14...... 17.82 Oak Shrine Club, 2/25/14...... 16.94 3/01/14...... 18.03 11557 100th Street, on 2/26/14...... 17.26 3/02/14...... 18.18 Thursdays, 6:30 - 8 p. To advertise your business here, 2/27/14...... 17.45 3/03/14...... 18.22 m. Sponsored By: The Shrine Club has recently become its call 386-362-1734 charter organization! SCAFF’S Supermarket Membership is open for more information SCAFF’S to 11-17 year-old 845992 Branford 386-935-1527 boys. 855312 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 2014 I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK PAGE 9A Congressman Yoho to visit Live Oak Heritage Trail Will be at Woman’s Club of brochures available Live Oak March 7 The Suwannee County Historical Com- with them, architectural features or histori- mission has released a new brochure: A cal events relating to them. Many of the Congressman Ted Self-Guided Downtown Heritage Trail of buildings are listed on the state or national Yoho will be speaking Live Oak. A free copy is available at the Register of Historic Places. A photo of at the Woman’s Club of Live Oak Public Library, Branford Public each building accompanies the descriptive Live Oak on March 7 Library, Suwannee County Chamber of information. from 12-1 p.m. The Commerce and Suwannee County Histori- In 1900, the lumber industry and rail- public is invited to at- cal Museum at 208 N. Ohio Ave. roads put Live Oak on the map. Early tend but seating is lim- The brochure describes 30 buildings in downtown businesses were along the rail- ited. Please RSVP by the Live Oak Historic Business District. road tracks and Ohio Street. Today, most of March 5 by calling These businesses and homes were built the buildings within three blocks of the in- Janet Airth at 386-362- prior to 1925 and have historical signifi- tersection of Howard and Ohio Streets 4915. cance because of the people associated were built prior to 1925. Sarah Luther joins SRWMD as engineering specialist Sarah Luther recently joined the Suwannee River Water Manage- ment District (District) as an engi- neering specialist in the Resource Management Division. In this ca- pacity she will review water use permit applications and assist the Agricultural Team in processing Yoho cost-share program applications and contracts. Luther earned her B.S. in Agri- Boy Scout Troop 408 cultural and Biological Engineer- ing from the University of Florida Meets on Thursdays from 7-8:30 p.m. at the American (UF). As a student at UF, Luther Legion Post 107, 10726 142nd St., between Live Oak and served as President of the Ameri- McAlpin. Membership is open to boys ages 11-17. Join us can Society of Agricultural and Bi- for camping, hiking, canoeing, and many other outdoor ac- ological Engineers. She also tivities. 386-209-3480 served as the captain for the Quar- ter Scale Tractor Design Team, a Free Tools to Quit competition in which students build lawn mower sized pull trac- Smoking Classes tors over the course of a year. In addition, she conducted a research Free Tools to Quit Smok- get information on how to project on anaerobic digestion as ing Class Thursday, March select and get ready for part of the University Scholar’s 6 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 your quit date. You’ll learn Program. p.m. at the Branford Li- about what triggers you to Prior to employment with the brary (703 Suwannee Av- smoke, dip, or chew, and District, Luther cared for farm ani- enue NW in Branford) and how to handle withdrawal mals and performed general farm on Thursday, March 13 symptoms. The program maintenance at the UF Swine from 6-8 p.m. at Shands offers a free 30-day supply Unit. Live Oak Regional Med- of nicotine patches, “We welcome Sarah to the Dis- ical Center (1100 11th lozenges, and/or gum trict and look forward to using her Street SW in Live Oak) in (while supplies last and expertise to further the District’s the Regional Medical Cen- when medically appropri- efforts in partnering with the agri- ter Administrative Confer- ate), as well as follow-up culture community to save water ence Room. support. Call 866-341- and reduce nutrient loadings,” said Tools to Quit is a two- 2730 to register for either District Executive Director Ann hour seminar where you’ll of these classes. Luther Shortelle.

852165 PAGE 10A I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 2014 How to guarantee your garden starts off on the right foot

As winter slowly winds down, many gardeners cannot soil quickly crumbles, you can start prepar- wait to soak up the springtime sun and get their hands ing for gardening seasoning. But if the soil is dirty in the garden. Such excitement is not just good for still clumped together, it needs more time to gardeners, but can benefit the garden in the months to dry out before you can begin your prep work. come as well. Late winter or early spring is a great time to get a Initiate edging head start on the gardening season. Even if gardening Edging is another task gardeners can begin season is still around the corner, completing the follow- as they get ready for the season. Edge plant ing projects can ensure your garden gets off on the right and flower beds, but be sure to use a spade foot. with a flat blade or an edger designed to edge flower beds. Such tools will cut deep enough Clear debris so grass roots that may eventually grow into One of the best things you can do for your garden as the flower bed are severed. Depending on winter winds down is to clear it of debris. Winter can be how large a garden is, edging can be a time- especially harsh on a landscape, and gardens left to the consuming task, so getting a head start allows elements are often filled with debris once spring arrives. homeowners to spend more time planting and Dead leaves, fallen branches, rocks that surfaced during tending to their gardens once the season hits the winter frost, and even garbage that might have full swing. blown about in winter winds can all pile up in a garden over a typical winter. Clearing such debris likely won't Fight weeds take long, but it's a great first step toward restoring the Though weeds likely have not survived the garden before the time comes to plant and grow the gar- winter, that does not mean they won't return den once again. once the weather starts to heat up. But as in- evitable as weeds may seem, homeowners Examine the soil can take steps to prevent them from turning Soil plays a significant role in whether a garden beautiful gardens into battlegrounds where thrives or struggles. Examining the soil before the sea- plants, flowers and vegetables are pitted son starts can help gardeners address any issues before against unsightly and potentially harmful they plant. Ignoring the soil until a problem arises can weeds. Spring is a good time to apply a pre- turn the upcoming gardening season into a lost opportu- emergent weed preventer, which can stop nity, so test the soil to determine if it has any nutrient or weeds before they grow. Though such solu- mineral deficiencies. This may require the help of a pro- tions are not always foolproof, they can dras- fessional, but if a problem arises, you might be able to tically reduce the likelihood of weed growth. adjust the acidity or alkalinity of the soil and still enjoy Though gardeners might not be able to start a successful gardening season. planting their gardens in late winter or early Another way to examine the soil is less complex but spring, they can still get outside and take can shed light on when would be a good time to get back steps to ensure their gardens thrive once to work. Reach into the soil and dig out a handful. If the planting season begins.

856948 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 2014 I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK PAGE 11A Tackle spring cleaning with the environment in mind Spring is a time of year when many people resolve to give th eir homes or apartments a thorough likely have little or no fi- dusty filters make units cleaning. Spring cleaning nancial value and it's safe less efficient, which projects help people revi- to assume they serve no means rooms won't cool as Why leave Suwannee County when talize their homes for the practical purpose as well. quickly on those scorch- warm months ahead, when Once clutter has been ing summer afternoons. you can have local doctors at a five windows are once again cleared out, prevent more Appliances forced to work star facility close to home? opened, fresh air pervades of it from accumulating by harder also cost more homes and items that making a conscious effort money, and those costs might have accumulated to discard items once they can be considerable. over a dark and dreary no longer serve any practi- When checking appli- winter have become a dis- cal purpose. This includes ances, be sure to check the tant memory. old newspapers and maga- refrigerator as well. Re- Many families have zines, as well as any other frigerators are plugged in spring cleaning rituals that items that are likely to sit all day long, and those that allow them to efficiently in a pile or on a shelf for are not operating at peak clean their homes in a sin- months on end. Preventing efficiency can cost you a gle weekend. But it's just the buildup of clutter re- lot of money in the long as important for spring duces the amount of time run. Periodically clean the Suwannee Health Care Center is a cleaners to place as great you need to spend spring coils on the back of your an emphasis on the envi- cleaning next year while refrigerator so it can oper- com-prehensive skilled nursing facility, ronment as they do on effi- also improving indoor air ate more efficiently, sav- short-term rehabilitation and respite care center with ciency when cleaning a quality. ing energy and money. home. Eco-friendly spring * Use cleaners only Vacuum cleaners should 18 Private Suites. We are known and recognized as cleaning practices produce when windows are open. also be inspected before less waste and rely on less Many people get a head each use to make sure a five star facility by the State of Florida. chemicals to rejuvenate a start on spring cleaning in reels are not covered in home and get it ready for late winter, when the hair, which can make it those seasons when hud- weather might have start- nearly impossible for the dling inside under the cov- ed to warm up but has not machine to collect dirt and ers takes a backseat to yet warmed to the point dust from the floors. lounging around the house when windows throughout * Use reusable cloths. as fresh air washes into the the home can be opened. Another way to turn home. The following are a Though there's nothing spring cleaning into a handful of ways to effi- wrong with starting early, more eco-friendly affair is ciently clean a home while avoid using cleaning prod- to forgo using paper tow- also protecting the envi- ucts on days when you els in favor of reusable ronment. can't open the windows. cloths. Reusable wash * Clear out the clutter. Many cleaning products cloths can be just as effec- Clutter is an enemy to contain ample or even just tive at wiping down coun- homeowners and the envi- trace amounts of chemi- ters as paper towels, ronment alike. That's be- cals that can compromise which require more and cause addressing clutter is indoor air quality and may more trees to be cut down 18 Private Luxury Suites Available often an inefficient exacerbate existing med- and eventually end up in The Care You Need to Get Back Home process in which home- ical conditions like respi- landfills. If you are feeling Specialized Programs Include: owners methodically go ratory ailments. When us- especially eco-friendly, through items that have ing cleaning products, try you can go the extra mile ¥ Physical Therapy ¥ Occupational Therapy accumulated over the to do so only when the and create your own ¥ Speech Therapy ¥ Respiratory Therapy years, individually choos- windows are open and reusable cleaning cloths ¥ Cardiac Therapy ¥ Stroke Rehab ing which items to keep fresh air can enter the out of old clothes or ¥ Vita Stim Therapy ¥ Orthopedic Services and which items to dis- home. linens, saving you money (for swallowing issues) ¥ Hospice Care card. Clutter can also * Ensure appliances are and making use of items ¥ IV Therapy ¥ Respite Care prove harmful to the envi- working at peak efficien- that might otherwise have ¥ Complete Medical and Pain Management ronment because rooms cy. Spring cleaning is a been headed straight for a filled with clutter tend to great time to inspect appli- landfill. We can be your bridge from hospital to home collect dust, reducing air ances to make sure they Spring cleaning can re- quality and leading to are operating efficiently. juvenate a home after a more indoor air pollution Clean or replace filters on long winter. Emphasizing that can prove harmful to window air conditioning eco-friendly techniques 1620 Helvenston Street, S.E. ¥ Live Oak, FL 32064 human health. units. Dusty or dirty filters when cleaning can ensure Phone: (386) 362-7860 ¥ (386) 362-4417 When sifting through will force the air condi- your home's revival is as clutter in a home, discard tioner to work harder and beneficial to the environ- 856547 those items that have gone use more energy to cool a ment as it is to the home's ignored for years, as they room. In addition, dirty or inhabitants. PAGE 12A I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 2014 SVEC attends Annual Youth Tour in Tallahassee with local students Each year SVEC sponsors youth in our service area that attends the annual Youth Tour along with the other Florida electric cooperatives, which is facilitat- ed by the Florida Electric Cooperative Association (FECA). High School coun- selors in SVEC’s service area, which includes Suwannee, Hamilton, and Lafayette Counties, choose two juniors to attend the tour. The students chosen for the 2014 tour were: Rachel Bunting-HCHS, Elisha Molina-LHS, Manuel Ar- reguin-LHS, Ashley Horn-BHS, Tim Carter-SHS, Selena Myers-HCHS, Emma Sapp-BHS, and Brandon Furry-SHS, Also pictured are SVEC Representatives Baynard Ward, and De Elliott. The purpose of the tour is to expose young people to the legislative and judi- cial branches of our state government. Youth from around the state have the op- portunity to tour the Florida Supreme Court and participate in a “mock session”. In this “mock session”, students engage in the judicial process, discussing an ac- tual case that was tried before the Florida Supreme Court. Manuel Arreguin from Lafayette High School, one of two winners which will attend the national tour in Washington, D.C. represented SVEC as a judge during the trial. After touring the Florida Supreme Court, the students had the opportunity to enter the Florida House of Representatives and vote on a “mock bill”. This ex- ercise teaches the students how a bill is put forth and voted on by our state rep- Pictured L to R: Rachel Bunting-HCHS, Elisha Molina-LHS, Manuel Arreguin-LHS, Ashley resentatives. Horn-BHS, Tim Carter-SHS, Selena Myers-HCHS, Emma Sapp-BHS, and Brandon Furry- The students also had an opportunity to tour the Challenger Learning Center SHS, Also pictured are SVEC Representatives Baynard Ward (far left), and De Elliott (far close to the Capitol and visit briefly with Mr. Adam Putnam, the Florida Com- right). missioner of Agriculture. Commissioner Putnam explained how important elec- tric cooperatives were and continues to be in bringing electricity to rural Amer- ica. SVEC would like to thank all of the 2014 Youth Tour participants and con- gratulate our two Washington, D.C. winners that will represent SVEC at the 2014 NRECA Youth Tour.

SVEC Youth Tour Group with Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam

Manuel Arreguin Shamrock Shuffle 5K Run/Walk set for Saturday The second annual Shamrock Shuffle 5K Run/Walk and 10K Run will be held Satur- day, March 8. Registration will be at the Church of the Nazarene at 915 Church Ave., SW in Live Oak. Starting line will be across from Suwannee Health and Fitness at the Church of the Nazarene. Pre-registration is at Suwannee Health and Fitness. For more information, contact Denise Watson at 352-239-3772 or Suwannee Health and Fitness, 386-362-4676. Students in surpreme court

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Making Artisan Cheese, Couple Preserve Way of Life

GAINESVILLE, Fl., Jan. 30, 2014--John and After deciding to make a new recipe, they intro- relinquishing the development rights to the land Nancy Mims never imagined they would be run- duce it at the farmer’s markets and if people tast- and protecting it for agriculture, wildlife and the ning a dairy when they met at the University of ing it like it, Nancy and John will name the environment. Florida and married 40-some years ago. He was cheese. The Loblolly gets its name from the The word is out about Cypress Point Creamery going to be an architect and a pilot and she was coarseness of the rind that resembles the tree’s cheeses. They are sought out by chefs from Omni going to be a nurse. They were going to move to bark. A dry feta-like cheese is named Salty Dog Resort, Waldorf Astoria, the Hyatt Regency in Key the Caribbean. Then John was drafted. After a after their Dachshund. The Mims look forward to West and the Ritz Carlton, to name a few. But six-year stint in the Navy, Nancy’s father died and trying Blue, Feta and Brie next. The newest fla- Nancy and John enjoy the customers they meet they went home to help her mother. They ended vors Cypress Point Creamery offer are a chocolate face-to-face at the Alachua County and Haile Vil- up buying the dairy in 1980. and cayenne pepper coated cheese, popular at the lage Plantation farmer’s markets because they tell The Mims’ Rex Run Farm and Cypress Point farmer’s markets. Another favorite is rubbed with them first-hand what they like and why. “I think a Creamery is a few miles east of Gainesville, coffee and coconut oil. lot of them are shopping around for something dif- where some of their 200 prized brown Jerseys It is not an easy job. John and Nancy typically ferent, something unique,” Nancy said. might be seen grazing in fields surrounded by put in a 12-to-16 hour day seven days a week. The Mims expanded to bottling milk last De- small stands of Cypress. For years John and Nan- They employ three others who assist with milk- cember. Unlike most bottling plants, Cypress Point cy have thought about making artisan cheeses and ing, feeding and mechanical operations. “We Dairy is not fully automated, “Ours is all hands bottling their own milk, and in 2009 they started. have really good help. Our guys are really con- on,” John said, pointing out his vintage 1960s They approached learning how to make cheese scientious,” John said. Nancy's sister volunteers milking parlor. Their milk earns monthly and an- methodically: visiting other cheese makers, train- with the cheese making, marketing and working nual quality awards from Southeast Milk Coopera- ing with a New England cheese maker and even at one of the local farmer's market. tive. John refers to his free-stall barn where his tasting European cheeses to get an idea what kind It is a lifestyle the Mims have grown to love. cows stay as the “Rex Run Resort.” The open- of product they wanted to create. John and Nancy “We want it to remain a small family dairy and a sided barn gives the cows freedom to move around worked with expert Canadian cheese maker Mar- wildlife refuge. Just last night we saw 22 deer and and space where they can sleep in clean sand beds. garet Morris, who helped them get started pur- 52 turkeys out in the winter pasture,” John said. The stalls are outfitted with fans and misters that chasing supplies and equipment and sharing The Mims are considering the U.S. Department keep cows at least 20 degrees cooler than the out- recipes. They began with Gouda and Havarti, then of Agriculture’s Farm and Ranch Lands Protec- side temperature in the summer. “Happy cows added Baby Swiss and Tomme. tion Program as a means to protecting their way make great cheese,” John said. Making cheese turned out to be as much of an of life. Administered by the Natural Resources For information about the Farm and Ranch art as a science. Nancy makes small batches that Conservation Service, the program helps farmers Lands Protection Program contact Nina Bhat- must be tested through each step of the process and ranchers keep their land in agriculture tacharyya, program manager, 352-338-9554. Learn because they are using raw milk. Local climate, through the purchase of conservation easements. more about Cypress Point Creamery and the Mims molds, temperature, PH levels, the season and the If approved, they will receive compensation for on their website. cows’ health can make or break a batch. Unlike big cheese companies, a customer may have to wait a while for an order.

“We want it to remain a small family dairy and a wildlife refuge. Just last night we saw 22 deer and 52 turkeys out in the winter pasture,” John said. PAGE 14A I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 2014

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Additional entry forms may be picked up at The Suwannee Democrat 211 Howard St. East, Live Oak, FL 3 2064 Monday - Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 2014 I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK PAGE 15A UF Lawn and Garden Fest to take place Saturday, March 29 The Suwannee Democrat By Tom Nordlie specimens. There will be tours of the Calling all homeowners, soil testing laboratory, plant Easter Egg Treasure Hunt gardeners and lawn-care diagnostic clinic and the UF aficionados! Mark your cal- Natural Area Teaching Lab- Search for clues in the classified section each edition endars, the University of oratory. Refreshments will Florida’s Lawn and Garden be served and drawings for Fest is coming, from 10 prizes will be held through- a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, out the event. March 29 at the Extension This is actually the festi- Soil Testing Laboratory on val’s third year, but the first You can win the UF main campus in time it’s been held under the Gainesville. Lawn and Garden Fest At the free event, visitors name, said organizer Rao $ can speak with UF experts Mylavarapu, a professor about edible landscaping, with UF’s Department of citrus diseases, plant nutri- Soil and Water Sciences. 200 tion, turfgrass varieties, “We hope that everyone proper irrigation techniques, in the community will come common garden pests, soil see us,” Mylavarapu said. Official Rules fertility and fertilizers, or- “This is the perfect time of • Up to 13 consecutive clues will be published, one per edition beginning ganic and traditional veg- year to increase your etable production, wetlands knowledge of landscaping on Wednesday, March 5, 2014. and water quality topics, the and gardening, because you • Each clue will appear in each edition in random classifications in the Master Gardeners program, can put that knowledge to Suwannee Democrat. and Florida-Friendly Land- use all summer long.” scaping™ with its sustain- The Extension Soil Test- • The last clue will be published on Wednesday, April 16 and the contest able approaches to lawn and ing Laboratory is located in ends on Friday, April 18 at noon. garden care. the southwest part of the UF • If the $200 prize is not claimed by April 18 at noon, the Suwannee Visitors are invited to main campus, at the inter- bring in one soil sample for section of Hull Road and Democrat will donate the money to The United Way of Suwannee Valley. free pH testing. Experts will Mowry Road. For more in- • Employees of the Suwannee Democrat, contractors and their immediate also be on hand to diagnose formation, call 352-392- families are not eligible. diseases in live plants, and 1950 ext. 221 or visit identify live or dead insect http://tinyurl.com/nv7m8wh • The contest winner is responsible for any and all taxes on his or her prize. SHS NJROTC • The $200 prize can be claimed by bringing the egg and the coupon inside to the front desk of the Suwannee Democrat at 211 Howard St. Inspection East, Live Oak, FL 32064 during normal business hours, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., The cadets at Suwannee All the cadets will be in- Monday through Friday. The money (in check form) will be received within High NJROTC, Captain spected and the Armed Ron Harrell, and MSgt and Unarmed Drill teams 14 days. Doug Aukerman would will perform, along with a • As a condition of receiving the $200 prize, the winner will permit the like to invite everyone to pass and review at the end. publication of his or her name and photograph in the Suwannee Democrat the 42nd annual Area Come out and show Manager’s Inspection. your support for the cadets without further compensation. Date: March 13, 2014 and NJROTC. • No purchase necessary to win. Time: 7 p.m. This is free and open to • No phone calls please. Location: Paul Langford the public.

Stadium If searching for the hidden egg on public property – trespassing, damage Annual chicken and or illegal activity is not necessary. porksteak dinner Boy Scout fundraiser Once again, local Boy clude cole slaw, dinner Scout Troops 693 and 408 roll, baked beans and will be cooking and selling dessert. their deliciously famous Proceeds from this event $6 dinners at John's Lawn helps to pay for the boys' Equipment and ProArms, camping, awards, merit 1629 N. Ohio Avenue, badge pamphlets and Live Oak, on March 29 equipment. from 11 a.m. until about 2 Dinners can be pre-or- p.m. (until food runs out, dered by calling 249-3616, of course.) by purchasing dinner tick- The entrée consists of ets from a Boy Scout, or quarter white or dark by visiting John's Lawn chicken, or a pork-steak. Equipment on March 29, The menu also plans to in- 2014. Florida Trail Association’s March meeting

The Suwannee Chapter and interpretive walks are of the Florida Trail Associ- available at the site. Sever- ation will hold its monthly al boardwalks and observa- meeting on Monday, tion towers offer unique March10, at the Suwannee views of wildlife and their River Water Management habitat. She will also share District Office from 7-9 information on Cedar Key p.m. The office is located National Wildlife Refuge. on the corner of US 90 and The Suwannee Chapter CR 49, two miles east of of the Florida Trail Associ- Live Oak, at 9225 CR 49. ation maintains many The public is cordially in- miles of the Florida Na- vited to attend. tional Scenic Trail in The program this month Madison, Hamilton and will feature Lower Suwan- Suwannee Counties for the nee National Wildlife hiking public. For further Refuge Park Ranger, Pam information on the pro- Darty. She will provide in- gram or the association, formation about the Refuge you may contact the Chap- and the recreational and ter Chairman, Irvin educational activities they Chance, at: (386) 330-2424 offer for the general public. or go to Bird and wildlife observa- www.facebook.com, and tion, wildlife photography, type in, FTA Suwannee fishing, paddling, hunting Chapter, in the search box. Florida telecommunications relay

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distribute FREE Hard of Hearing tele- 8 phones. Also, free hearing screening are available, if there are any questions or to schedule an appointment call Candi at 386-362-5452. PAGE 16A I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 2014 FGC to host ‘revolutionary’ aerification Stakeholder Committee unanimously demonstration on March 11 supports Draft Recovery Strategy LAKE CITY, FLA. – A tion in the golf and land- olutionize the landscape in- The North Florida Regional Water Sup- Department of Environmental Protection device that could revolu- scape industry,” Piersol dustry. The Air2G2 infuses ply Partnership Stakeholder Advisory (DEP). The recommendations support ef- tionize the way golf courses said. “Part of that comes and injects air into the soil Committee on Feb. 24 unanimously sup- forts to move forward with the recovery and athletic fields are main- from educating our students at a depth of 10-12 inches, ported the updated Draft Recovery Strate- strategy plan for these water bodies. The tained will be demonstrated on new and innovative reduces soil compaction, gy for the Lower Santa Fe and Ichetucknee updated draft was in response to the com- to Florida Gateway Col- helps with drainage, and Rivers and Priority Springs Minimum mittee’s recommendations. lege Golf Landscape stu- increases air flow between Flows and Levels (MFLs). An overview of the updated Draft Re- dents on March 11. soil particles. This reduces Recovery strategies are required to be covery Strategy will be presented to the Hosted at the Country the amount of chemicals established when a water body is below or Suwannee River and St. Johns River water Club at Lake City, GT Air and water needed and is projected to fall below a MFL. The management district Governing Boards in Inject Inc.’s Air2G2 Aeri- saves money in the MFLs developed for the Lower Santa Fe March. fication machine repre- process – for golf courses, and Ichetucknee Rivers and Priority The DEP also provided a rulemaking up- sents a state-of-the-art this means golf greens no Springs indicate that they are in need of date to the proposed Draft Chapter 62-42, technology that assists longer need to be closed protective actions to ensure proper water Florida Administrative Code. Changes to golf superintendents and and are immediately flow to prevent significant harm to the the draft rule language were based on com- turf managers in keeping playable. ecology. The MFLs for these water bodies ments the DEP received following a rule their fields pristine. Additionally, the ma- were developed using the best available development workshop, which was held in Learning about this new chine is being looked at science. An independent peer review of the January. technology will be benefi- on other fields of play. On data, science, and conclusions was then Meetings of the Stakeholder Advisory cial to FGC students who technologies and allowing the football field, the conducted by the University of Florida Committee are held monthly in Lake City. plan on entering the indus- groups to come in and Air2G2 could be used to Water Institute. The meetings are open to the public, and try in the coming years, demonstrate their equip- soften turf, which could At the January meeting, the committee there are opportunities for public comment said John Piersol, executive ment.” lead to a reduction in con- submitted a formal set of consensus rec- at each meeting. director of Industrial and The Air2G2, introduced cussions. ommendation statements pertaining to the Agricultural Programs at this past year and devel- proposed MFLs and Recovery Strategy to For more information about the Partner- FGC. oped in Jacksonville, offers More information about the Suwannee River and St. Johns River ship and to view meeting materials, visit “We’ve always been a unique and new aerifica- the product can be found at water management districts and the Florida northfloridawater.com. known as a leader in educa- tion process that could rev- www.air2g2.com. Thanks for volunteering Florida Department of Health advises of possible wastewater contamination The Florida Depart- with the Withlacoochee vulnerable to disease so ment of Health (DOH) and Suwannee rivers. every precaution should on Friday, Feb. 28, is- This includes those indi- be taken if in contact sued an advisory to resi- viduals in the counties of with the river water. dents in counties sur- Hamilton, Madison and For more information rounding the Withla- Suwannee. about the potential health coochee and Suwannee Water contaminated by effects of wastewater rivers. The City of Val- wastewater overflow overflow, Floridians are dosta has reported a spill, presents several health encouraged to contact made up of a combina- hazards to humans and their local county health tion of storm water and may contain untreated department. To find con- partially treated sewage, human sewage with mi- tact information for your that has overflowed into crobes that could cause county health depart- the Withlacoochee River. gastro-intestinal and oth- ment, please visit The Withlacoochee er diseases. http://www.florida- flows south and connects Anyone who comes in health.gov/. with the Suwannee Riv- contact with the river Follow us on Twitter at er. water should wash thor- @HealthyFla and on A minority teacher recruitment plan was presented at Triumph the Church and Kingdom of Until further informa- oughly, especially before Facebook. DOH pro- God in Christ on Tuesday, Feb. 11. Barry L. Hicks was present at the meeting and expressed tion is known regarding eating or drinking. Chil- tects, promotes and im- an interest to volunteer and substitute for Suwannee County Schools. Suwannee High possible contamination dren and older adults, as proves the health of all School was fortunate to have Hicks as a volunteer the day after the meeting. Moreover, of the rivers, residents well as people with people in Florida through Hicks is also scheduled to serve as a substitute teacher. While volunteering, Hicks was able are urged to take precau- weakened immune sys- integrated state, county to speak with a number of our students. tions when in contact tems, are particularly and community efforts.

856522 Suwannee Democrat Section B Wednesday, March 5, 2014 SPORTSSPORTS Suwannee invitational See page 15A SHS boys, girls track place first The Suwannee High School boys and Aaron McAllister 100 meter dash, 4 by girls track teams defeated eight other 100 teams Saturday to win the 23rd Suwannee Jason Brown 1600 meter run, 3200 Invitational held at the SHS track in Live meter run Oak. Andrew Batton 1600 meter run The girls team has won the event three Greg Fort 4 by 100, 4 by 400 years in a row. Coach Eric Rodriguez said C.J. Oliver 4 by 800, 800 meter he is very impressed with the contribu- run tions of the new team members this year. Jamari Wheeler 400 meter dash, 4 by 400 Top three places for boys: Steven Potter 300 meter hurdles Casey Reeves High jump, 400 meter Nate Owens 4 by 400 dash Juwan Kinsey 4 by 400 Steven Potter Pole vault Top three placers for girls: Ethan Stebbins Pole vault Jashari Blidge Triple jump Justin Martin Long jump, 100 meter Logan Boss High jump, triple jump, dash, 4 by 100, 200 high and low hurdles meter dash Tatyanna Cherry 200, high hurdles Cody Mercer Discus throw Megan Ellis 4 by 800 Seth Dickerson Discus throw Shana Kilby Pole vault Keith Claridy 4 by 800 Genesis Leggett Shot put, discus Darious Herring 4 by 800 Kyra Mcclendon Mile, 4 by 800 relay Terrence Humphrey 4 by 800 Autumn Raulerson 4 by 800 Zachary Smith 110 meter hurdles Carrie Smith Shot put Denzel Washington 100 meter dash, 4 by Katie Stalvey 4 by 800 100, 200 meter dash Bryanna Williams Pole vault

A SHS runner is captured mid-air in the long jump. Photos: Paul Buchanan Logan Boss placed first in the high jump, triple jump and high and low hurdles. (SuwanneeSports.com) Lady Wildcats dominate Hamilton County Submitted

The Melody Christian Academy Lady Wildcats softball team won their first district game over Hamilton County High School with an 11–1 vic- tory, bringing their record to 5–1, re- cently. Melody opened the season Feb. 6, with a 16–0 triumph over First Coast Christian as they faced off in Jack- sonville. Melody defeated Taylor County in a 12–2 victory on Feb. 11. They continued their winning streak Valentine’s Day against St. Francis with a 16–0 shut out but lost to John Paul II out of Tallahassee in a 7–5 up- set. The Ladies traveled to Jacksonville Feb. 25, taking back their winning streak with an 18-1 win over Potter’s House. The Lady Wildcats will face off in their second district game this Friday at home against Branford. The Melody Christian Academy Lady Wildcats softball team. Courtesy photo SEE WILDCATS, PAGE 3B Suwannee baseball defeats Columbia, Bradford the sixth innings, while the Tigers scored a the season on the mound in as many starts, pair of runs in the bottom of the fifth. scattering five base hits and limiting the Freshman pitcher Chase Hatfield picked Tornadoes to one earned run. He walked up the win on the mound in his first career two and struck out eight in six innings of varsity start. He pitched five innings, al- work. Rhett Baldwin paced the Dogs with lowing two earned runs on four base hits two base hits and two runs scored, while and two base-on-balls, while striking out Wyatt Jackson singled, stole a base, and four Tiger batters. Dustin Driver earned his drove home two runs. Jackson Greene had first save of the season by coming on in the an rbi on a two-out single and later scored, bottom of the sixth inning with the bases and C. J. loaded and two outs, and recording a Greathouse added an rbi with a pinch-hit strikeout to end the scoring threat. Tim single. Driver helped his cause with a sin- Carter tripled home the first run of the gle and run scored. game and scored twice to lead the Bulldogs "We picked up a big win at Columbia at the plate. Wyatt Jackson doubled and and finished with a win at the end of the scored a run, and Rhett Baldwin and Sam week against Bradford. Those were two McMillan added base hits in the win. Park- nice wins for our team,” said coach Terry er Stephens came around to score after Mixon. reaching base after being hit by a pitch. “They do a good job each week in prac- Suwannee followed up the Columbia tice, and it carries over into the games. Our win by playing host to the Bradford Torna- pitching the first three weeks of the season Sam McMillan at bat for Suwannee in a recent game. - Photo: Paul Buchanan (Suwan- does and winning by a score of 5-2, run- has been very good, and although we aren't neeSports.com) ning their record to five wins and a loss. hitting as well as a team that I believe we Tied at one run apiece after the first inning, can, we are getting some timely hitting that Submitted Tigers by a score of 4-2. With the win, the Suwannee scored two runs in the bottom of is driving home runs in key situations. As I The Suwannee Bulldogs varsity baseball Bulldogs raised their season record to four the fourth and two more in the bottom of keep telling them after games, we have a team traveled to Lake City on Tuesday, wins and one loss. Suwannee scored two the sixth to secure the win. good team that I think is going to keep get- Feb. 25, and defeated the Columbia High runs in the top of the fourth and the top of Dustin Driver picked up his third win of ting better as the season progresses." PAGE 2B I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 2014 SHS boys, girls track place first 127 Howard Street E., Live Oak, FL Phone: 386-362-4539 Toll Free: 1-800-557-7478 Se Habla Espanol

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Suwannee runners with Hamilton County Newberry in the mix. PAGE 4B I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 2014 State playoff for Sunshine Christian League comes to Live Oak Submitted it takes to be successful. They had to learn that we are lview); Temple Christian (Titusville); and Deltona. working to be ready for the game. For the team to take ad- As of now, tournament play for the boys will begin There is a basketball team in Live Oak many have not vantage of every opportunity, we must all be on the same Thursday at 10 a.m. and will feature Tabernacle Baptist vs heard of called the Tabernacle Crusaders. Fans will have a page. Scoop has been a great teacher for some of the play- Temple Christian. The first round of the tournament is sin- good chance this weekend to cheer when the Sunshine ers, so they can see the game as he sees it. I have seen our gle elimination, with winning teams proceeding into a Christian League holds their state basketball tournament in players exhibit a greater understanding of the game at double-elimination bracket. Live Oak on Thursday, March 6 and Friday, March 7. times. I hope the growth continues.” Games (including girls playoff as well) will start at 9 Tabernacle Baptist School is hosting the tournament at the Javonta “Scoop” Harris has led the team with an aver- a.m. on Thursday the 6th, and run until 10 p.m. The tour- Suwannee County Coliseum on 11th Street in Live Oak. age of 26.9 PPG, achieved two triple-doubles and six dou- nament will resume on Friday the 7th at 9 a.m. The Girls Tabernacle’s boys team is currently second place in their ble-doubles this season. His season high in scoring was 39 Championship will be at 3:30 p.m. on Friday, and the District, with a record of 6-2. Tabernacle has suffered points against West Meadows on 2-25-2014. He plans on Boys Championship will be at 5 p.m. The cost of admis- their only two heartbreaking losses to West Meadows Bap- entering the Army after graduation. sion is $5 per day for adults, $3 per day for students, and tist Academy from Jacksonville during this season, by one Teams in the Sunshine Christian League include North there is no charge for children under school age. Please and three points, respectively. Tabernacle was tied for first Division: West Meadows (Jax); TBS (Live Oak); Grace come support the church and our local teams as they com- going into the game on Feb. 25, but fell in the last 30 sec- (Baldwin); Calvary (Middleburg area). In the South divi- pete, for further questions please contact the church at onds with a final score of 52-55. Tabernacle is eager to sion, Liberty Christian (Sanford); Souls Harbor (Bel- (386) 362-7800. have another chance against West Meadows in the playoff. Tabernacle Baptist School is a ministry of Tabernacle Baptist Church, and is a charter member of the Sunshine SHS boys, girls track place first Christian League. The mission of TBS is to provide quali- ty education in a Christian atmosphere. Tabernacle be- lieves athletics can be a tool through which character can be built, as well as many lessons of teamwork, coopera- tion, responsibility and other important life lessons. The members of the 2014 boys basketball team are as follows, with the following season statistics:

Roster: Season Averages (PPG-RPG-APG-STL) (G) Javonta “Scoop” Harris, senior…(26.9-14-6- 5) (G) Andrew Horvath, senior…………..(10.8 -1-2-2) (W) Justin Roell, junior…………………..(12.0-4-2 -2) (F) Nathan Barker, freshman………….(8.0-7-1-1) (F) Walter Norris, sophomore………..(4.0-4-1-1) (G) Cordale Norris, 7th …………………….(3.4-1-0-1) (F) Dustin Smith, junior (W) Travis Best, sophomore (G) Marcus Roell, 6th (G) Gabe Cumbess, 6th

Pastor and team coach Gil Roser said of the team’s progress, “I am pleased with the way the team has come together and committed themselves to work hard at every practice. I have pushed them to run their drills at top speed, as well as their plays. Once they began to win, they began to believe that the hard work paid off. Some of our players A Suwannee runner gives her all. - Photo: Paul Buchanan had never played on a team before, and had to learn what This athlete performs in the shot put. (SuwanneeSports.com) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 2014 I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK PAGE 5B -.13'
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784075 386-330-2567 850101 PAGE 6B nSUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK Wednesday, March 5, 2014 You better ‘Believe’ it: NBC’s new sci-fi drama can’t be missed By Jacqueline him to take on another known for roles in “Mal- Spendlove movie. There was time colm X” (1992), “Crook- TV Media enough for the show’s lyn” (1994), “The Cider pilot episode, however, House Rules” (1999) and Just in case there which Cuarón directed “Gone in Sixty Seconds” aren’t enough precocious and co-wrote. “Gravity” (2000) among his many children solemnly making received 10 Oscar nomi- film credits. His televi- their way through prime nations and won Cuarón sion experience is not as time these days, NBC’s a Golden Globe for Best broad, but viewers may throwing another one Director, so it’s clear that recognize him as Alder- into the mix. he knows what to deliver man Ronin Gibbons from The whole “wise be- when it comes to science “The Chicago Code” and yond their years” thing fiction. Latimer King from the presents an oft-crossed As does J.J. Abrams, NBC drama “Kidnapped.” fine line between cute his “Believe” co-captain, As Bo’s powers be- and cloying, so it’s a good whose name is attached come stronger and thing the peacock net- to a successful and well- harder for her to control, work’s new sci-fi drama, rounded body of work on she is under a greater “Believe,” has some both the big screen and threat from the malevo- experienced hands at its the small. As movies go, lent forces that seek to helm to keep it on the he counts the recent “Star exploit her abilities to right track. Created by Trek” and “Mission: Im- control the world. To help the writer/director of possible” franchises, “Su- keep her safe, Winter “Gravity” (2013), Alfonso per 8” (2011) and “Clo- enlists help in the form of Cuarón, and produced verfield” (2008) among his Tate (Jake McLaughlin, “In by sci-fi juggernaut J.J. repertoire. In television, the Valley of Elah,” 2007) Abrams, the series re- he is known for writing, – a wrongly imprisoned volves around a 10-year- producing, creating and death row inmate who, old girl with supernatural directing more than a by his own admission, powers and the people dozen series on the Big doesn’t like kids. An up- who protect her from the Four networks, many and-comer in the acting “sinister forces” that hunt of which contain super- world, McLaughlin has her. “Believe” premieres natural or sci-fi elements, made one-off appear- Monday, March 10, on including “Lost,” “Fringe,” ances in a number of TV NBC. “Revolution” and, most series, plus landed a role Developing a television recently, “Almost Human.” in the television remake series is a relative depar- Like Cuarón, Abrams has of the Oscar winning film, ture for Alfonso Cuarón, garnered himself many “Crash” (2004), wherein whose résumé consists accolades, including two he, coincidentally, played predominantly of film Emmy wins for “Lost.” a character named Bo. credits. He’s best known The team-up was a Thrown together on a for his work on “Harry long time coming. A fan of perilous journey, Tate Potter and the Pris- Cuarón’s for many years, and Bo must earn each oner of Azkaban” (2004), Abrams revealed that he other’s trust as they “Children of Men” (2006), had wanted to work with live a life on the run to “Pan’s Labyrinth” (2006) him ever since meeting keep one step ahead of and, most recently, the him more than two de- Bo’s pursuers. Despite Oscar-nominated space cades ago. “The idea was the unconventionality of thriller “Gravity,” which so [strong] it didn’t have their situation, however, he wrote, directed and to be Alfonso, but because Cuarón makes clear in produced. it was Alfonso, it was even the HitFix article that “it’s In fact, it was during more so. It was an oppor- pretty much the story of “Gravity’s” production tunity too exciting to pass a family.” that the idea for “Be- up,” he said on HitFix. The product of a lieve” was born. “I had a com. So far, he hasn’t been strong and successful window, waiting for the disappointed. His reaction creative team, “Believe” endless process of visual from the Cuarón-directed definitely has the mak- effects and I wanted to pilot was a positive ings to become TV’s next do something,” he told one, as “Entertainment Stephens/NBC Justin Pix Credit: must-watch series. Catch critics, according to Weekly” cites: “It, to me, the exciting premiere Deadline.com, but there was one of those great Johnny Sequoyah Monday, March 10, on wasn’t enough time for opening scenes that, when stars in “Believe” NBC.

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C S1 S2 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 (3) - - WCJB Million.. News News News ET InsEd. Wonderland Grey's Anatomy Scandal News Kimmel (4) - - WJXT 4 News 4 News 4 News 4 News ET InsEd. Raymond Rules BigBang BigBang The 10:00 News 4 News Arsenio.. (5) - - WUFT Steves' Update News Business PBS NewsHour Doc Martin Revealed Celebration of Blues Yoga: Strength (6) 6 6 WCTV News News News News Wheel Jeopardy BigBang Millers 2½Men CrazyOne Elementary News DLetterm (9) 24 24 WTLF Cops Cops King Hill Clevela. Seinfeld Rules Vampire Diaries Reign Discover Seinfeld Commun. Commun. (10) 49 49 WTLH Middle Simps. 2½Men BigBang Modern BigBang American Idol Rake 49 News Tallahas Arsenio Hall Show (12) 40 40 WTWC Dr. Phil Feud News ET Feud Commun. Parks Hwood Game Night Parenthood Insider Tonight (29) 118 265 A&E The First 48 The First 48 Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dy Wahlburg Wahlburg Bad Ink Bad Ink (60) 130 254 AMC "Blood Diamond" ('06) Leonardo DiCaprio. "Titanic" ('97) Kate Winslet, Leonardo DiCaprio. (50) 184 282 APL Ice Cold Gold Ice Cold Gold Ice Cold Gold Alaska/Frontier Wild West Alaska Ice Cold Gold Wild West Alaska (65) 129 273 BRAVO Millionaire Millionaire Millionaire Millionaire Millionaire Millionaire Watch Million (68) - - CCS Season DawgRep. SEC NCAA Basketball A-Sun Tournament NCAA Basketball A-Sun Tournament Talkin' Football SEC (38) 182 278 DISC To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced (31) 172 290 DISN Win, Lose Austin Austin I Didn't GoodLk Jessie "The Adventures of Shar... :40 Austin Dog Blog A.N.T. Liv/Mad GoodLk (35) 140 206 ESPN Horn Interrupt SportsCenter NCAA Basketball NCAA Basketball SportsCenter (30) 180 311 FAM Middle Middle Middle Middle "Beetlejuice" ('88) Michael Keaton. "Alice in Wonderland" ('10) The 700 Club (51) 110 231 FOOD Pioneer Southern Cupcake Wars Chopped Chopped Chopped Canada Beat Flay Beat Flay Diners... Diners... (67) 137 248 FX (4:00) "In Time" ('11) "Captain America: The First Avenger" ('11) StGeorge Anger M. "Captain America: The First Aven... (56) 423 634 FXSP The Finsiders NCAA Basketball ACC Tournament NCAA Basketball ACC Tournament WPT Poker WPT Poker (72) 185 312 HALL The Waltons The Waltons The Waltons The Waltons Middle Middle Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier (47) 112 229 HGTV H.Hunter H.Hunter H.Hunter H.Hunter House HouseH Rehab Rehab Rehab Rehab HouseH House HouseH House (49) 120 269 HIST Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Vikings Vikings (57) 181 255 ION Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. Criminal Minds Criminal Minds (32) 108 252 LIFE Wife Swap Wife Swap Under the Gunn Under the Gunn Under the Gunn Raiders Raiders Bring It! (61) 109 253 LMN 4: "An Amish... Biography The First 48 The First 48 The First 48 Deadly Wives Deadly Wives (28) 168 262 SPIKE Cops Jail Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Impact Wrestling Glory Ink Mstr (58) 122 244 SYFY (4:30) "Blade II" ('02) Wesley Snipes. "Paul" ('11) Simon Pegg, Nick Frost. "Men in Black" ('97) Will Smith. "Paul" ('11) (39) 139 247 TBS Queens Queens Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld FamilyG FamilyG FamilyG BigBang BigBang King of the Nerds Conan (48) 183 280 TLC Medium Medium The Little Couple Myrtle Manor Honey B. Honey Honey B. Honey B. Myrtle Manor Honey B. Honey B. (25) 138 245 TNT Castle Castle Castle NBA Basketball Miami Heat vs. San Antonio Spurs Basketball L.A. C./L.A. L. (55) 176 296 TOON Regular Regular Johnny Regular Gumball Uncle TeenTita Johnny King Hill Clevela. AmerDad AmerDad FamilyG FamilyG (46) 215 277 TRAV Man/Fd Man/Fd Bizarre Foods Man/Fd Man/Fd Bizarre Foods Mystery Museum Mystery Museum Mystery Museum (73) 204 246 TRU Wipeout World's Dumbest... World's Dumbest... Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Killer Karaoke Clipaholics (69) 106 301 TVL Griffith Griffith (:25) A. Griffith Griffith Gilligan Gilligan Gilligan Raymond (:35) Ray (:10) Ray (:50) Ray (:25) King-Queens (33) 105 242 USA Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Suits Sirens Sirens Psych (66) 128 260 WE Law & Order Law & Order Law & Order Mary Mary Mary Mary Boot Camp Mary Mary (16) 239 307 WGN Law & Order: C.I. Home Videos Home Videos Mother Mother Mother Mother Mother Mother Mother Mother

FRIDAY EVENING C COMCAST S1 DISH NETWORK S2 DIRECTV MARCH 7, 2014

C S1 S2 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 (3) - - WCJB Million.. News News News ET InsEd. Last Man Neighbor Shark Tank 20/20 News Kimmel (4) - - WJXT 4 News 4 News 4 News 4 News ET InsEd. Raymond Rules BigBang BigBang The 10:00 News 4 News Arsenio.. (5) - - WUFT Steves' Update News Business PBS NewsHour W.Week BrainChange Financial Solutions (6) 6 6 WCTV News News News News Wheel Jeopardy Undercover Boss Hawaii Five-0 Blue Bloods News DLetterm (9) 24 24 WTLF Cops Cops King Hill Clevela. Seinfeld Rules Whose Whose Star-Crossed Rules Seinfeld Commun. Commun. (10) 49 49 WTLH Middle Simps. 2½Men BigBang Modern BigBang Bones Enlisted Raising 49 News Discover Arsenio Hall Show (12) 40 40 WTWC Dr. Phil Feud News ET Feud Dateline NBC Grimm Hannibal Insider Tonight (29) 118 265 A&E The First 48 The First 48 The First 48 The First 48 The First 48 Scared Straight Those Who Kill (60) 130 254 AMC (3:30) "Titanic" ('97) Kate Winslet, Leonardo DiCaprio. "Friday Night Lights" ('04) Billy Bob Thornton. The Walking Dead GmeArms (50) 184 282 APL Tanked! Tanked! Tanked! Tanked! Tanked: Unfiltered Tanked! Tanked: Unfiltered (65) 129 273 BRAVO Housewives Atl. "2 Fast 2 Furious" ('03) Paul Walker. "The Fast and the Furious" ('01) Vin Diesel. "The Fast & the Furious" (68) - - CCS GA BBall Dan Patrick Show SEC Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics Gymnastics Ark./Ga. Talkin' Football Tipoff SEC (38) 182 278 DISC To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced Gold Rush Gold Rush Game of Stones Gold Rush (31) 172 290 DISN Win, Lose Dog Blog :55 Jessie /:20 "The Adventures of ... Jessie Dog Blog FishHook Liv/Mad Austin Dog Blog Jessie Austin (35) 140 206 ESPN Horn Interrupt SportsCenter NBA Basketball Memphis Grizzlies vs. Chicago Bulls NBA Basketball Indiana Pacers vs. Houston Rockets (30) 180 311 FAM Middle Middle "Dolphin Tale" ('11) Morgan Freeman. "Holes" ('03) Shia LaBeouf, Sigourney Weaver. The 700 Club (51) 110 231 FOOD Restaurant Diners... Diners... Diners... Diners... Diners... Diners... Diners... Diners... Diners... Diners... Diners... Diners... (67) 137 248 FX 2½Men 2½Men Mother Mother Mother Mother "How to Train Your Dragon" ('10) Gerard Butler. "How to Train Your Dra... (56) 423 634 FXSP The Finsiders NCAA Basketball SEC Tournament Game365 NCAA Basketball SEC Tournament Countdwn WPT Poker (72) 185 312 HALL The Waltons The Waltons The Waltons When Calls Heart Middle Middle Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier (47) 112 229 HGTV Bargain Bargain House House House House RenoReal RenoReal RenoReal RenoReal HouseH House House House (49) 120 269 HIST (4:00) Jesse James American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers (57) 181 255 ION Leverage Leverage Leverage Leverage Burn Notice Burn Notice Burn Notice (32) 108 252 LIFE Wife Swap Wife Swap Wife Swap To Be Announced To Be Announced Rockers Rockers Rockers Rockers (61) 109 253 LMN 4: "A Sister's ... "Deadly Honeymoon" ('10) "Deadly Spa" ('13) Amy Pietz. "Killer Reality" ('13) Annie Ilonzeh. (28) 168 262 SPIKE Cops Jail Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Bellator MMA (:15) Best of Glory (58) 122 244 SYFY "Men in Black" ('97) Will Smith. Helix WWE Smackdown! Helix Bitten (39) 139 247 TBS Queens Queens Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld FamilyG "Wedding Crashers" ('05) Owen Wilson. "Yes Man" ('08) (48) 183 280 TLC Four Weddings Four Weddings Borrowed Borrowed Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Borrowed Borrowed Say Yes Say Yes (25) 138 245 TNT Castle Castle Castle Cold Justice Inside Job Save Our Business Cold Justice (55) 176 296 TOON "The Smurfs" ('11) Hank Azaria. Steven Adv.Time Gumball Annoying King Hill Clevela. AmerDad AmerDad FamilyG FamilyG (46) 215 277 TRAV Man/Fd Man/Fd Bizarre Foods Man/Fd Man/Fd Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures The Dead Files The Dead Files (73) 204 246 TRU Wipeout 20 Most Shocking 20 Most Shocking 20 Most Shocking 20 Most Shocking World's Dumbest... World's Dumbest... (69) 106 301 TVL Griffith Griffith (:25) A. Griffith Griffith Gilligan Gilligan Gilligan Raymond (:35) Ray (:10) Ray (:50) Ray (:25) King-Queens (33) 105 242 USA NCIS Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Sirens (66) 128 260 WE Law & Order Law & Order Law & Order Boot Camp Boot Camp Boot Camp Boot Camp (16) 239 307 WGN Law & Order: C.I. Home Videos Home Videos Mother Mother Mother Mother Mother Mother Mother Mother

SATURDAY EVENING C COMCAST S1 DISH NETWORK S2 DIRECTV MARCH 8, 2014

C S1 S2 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 (3) - - WCJB 4: Basket. Pit./Clem. News News Ent. Tonight Jimmy Kimmel Live Once Upon a Time Once Upon a Time News Crook &. (4) - - WJXT 4: Basket. S.C./MS St. 4 News Paid Middle Middle Rules Rules BigBang BigBang News Ins. Ed. 4 News Baptist (5) - - WUFT (3:00) Three Steps/ Health Moments to Remember: My Music Ed Sullivan's Rock 'n' Roll Classics Superstars of '70s (6) 6 6 WCTV (4:00) Basketball Arz./Ore. News Griffith Griffith Girls Mom 48 Hours 48 Hours News C.Minds (9) 24 24 WTLF 3: "A Few Goo... "My Mom's New Boyfriend" ('08) Cheaters Cops Cops Rules Rules Commun. Commun. (10) 49 49 WTLH 4: Basket. Pit./Clem. 30 Rock 30 Rock BigBang 2½Men Almost Human The Following 49 News Office Lucas AxeCop (12) 40 40 WTWC (2:00) PGA Golf Feud News Ent. Tonight Dateline NBC Saturday Night Live Insider S.N.L (29) 118 265 A&E Storage Storage Flipping Vegas Flipping Vegas Flipping Vegas Flipping Vegas Flipping Vegas Flipping Vegas (60) 130 254 AMC "The Core" ('03) Aaron Eckhart, Hilary Swank. "Machete" ('10) Robert De Niro, Danny Trejo. "Dawn of the Dead" ('04) (50) 184 282 APL To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced Too Cute! OddAnimalCouples My Cat From Hell OddAnimalCouples (65) 129 273 BRAVO Beverly Hills "Legally Blonde" ('01) "The Family Stone" ('05) Sarah Jessica Parker. "The Family Stone" ('05) (68) - - CCS Talkin' Football NCAA Basketball CAA Tournament CAA NCAA Basketball CAA Tournament Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics (38) 182 278 DISC To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced (31) 172 290 DISN Dog Blog Dog Blog Liv/Mad Liv/Mad Austin Austin Austin Jessie Liv/Mad Dog Blog Lab Rats Kickin' It Austin Liv/Mad (35) 140 206 ESPN 4: Basket. Mo./Ten. NCAA Basketball Indiana vs. Michigan College Gameday NCAA Basketball North Carolina vs. Duke SportsCenter (30) 180 311 FAM 4: "John Tuck... "Miss Congeniality" ('00) "Monster-in-Law" ('05) "Twister" ('96) Helen Hunt. (51) 110 231 FOOD Food Truck Race Food Truck Race Food Truck Race Food Truck Race Food Truck Race Food Truck Race Restaurant (67) 137 248 FX Movie "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" ('08) Jason Segel. "Step Brothers" ('08) Will Ferrell. "The Other Guys" ('10) Will Ferrell. (56) 423 634 FXSP Basketball Georgia vs LSU Magic Magic Magic NBA Basketball Orlando Magic vs. San Antonio Spurs Magic H. Fame (72) 185 312 HALL "Chance at Romance" ('14) "A Ring by Spring" ('14) When Calls Heart "A Ring by Spring" ('14) (47) 112 229 HGTV Love It/ List It HouseH House HouseH House Property Brothers Property Brothers HouseH House HouseH House (49) 120 269 HIST Vikings Vikings Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star (57) 181 255 ION Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. (32) 108 252 LIFE 4: "Abducted: ... "Steel Magnolias" ('12) "The Trip to Bountiful" ('14) "The Gabby Douglas Story" ('14) (61) 109 253 LMN Killer Kids The Haunting of The Haunting of Ghost Child Celebrity Ghost St. The Haunting of The Haunting of (28) 168 262 SPIKE Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Kickboxing :15 Cops Cops (58) 122 244 SYFY "Resident Evil" ('02) Milla Jovovich. "Resident Evil: Apocalypse" ('04) "Resident Evil: Extinction" ('07) "Drive Angry" (39) 139 247 TBS Queens Queens Seinfeld Seinfeld Raymond Raymond BigBang BigBang BigBang BigBang BigBang BigBang King of the Nerds (48) 183 280 TLC Hoarding Hoarding Real Life Dateline Dateline Real Life Dateline (25) 138 245 TNT 4: "Lara Croft... "Clash of the Titans" ('10) "300" ('06) Lena Headey, Gerard Butler. "300" ('06) Gerard Butler. (55) 176 296 TOON Regular Regular Steven Uncle "Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake ... King Hill King Hill FamilyG FamilyG Boond. TBA (46) 215 277 TRAV Food Paradise Food Paradise Food Paradise Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures The Dead Files (73) 204 246 TRU Lizard Lizard Lizard Lizard Lizard Lizard Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn (69) 106 301 TVL (:25) Gilligan Island Gilligan Gilligan Gilligan Gilligan Gilligan Gilligan Raymond (:35) Ray (:10) Ray (:50) Ray (:25) Loves Ray (33) 105 242 USA (4:00) "Friday" "Next Friday" ('00) Ice Cube. Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Sirens Movie (66) 128 260 WE WGrace WGrace WGrace WGrace WGrace WGrace WGrace WGrace WGrace WGrace WGrace WGrace WGrace WGrace (16) 239 307 WGN Law & Order Bones Bones Home Videos Home Videos Home Videos Rules Rules PAGE 8B nSUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK Wednesday, March 5, 2014

SUNDAY EVENING C COMCAST S1 DISH NETWORK S2 DIRECTV MARCH 9, 2014

C S1 S2 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 (3) - - WCJB 3:30 Basket. Okl./L.A. L. News News Once Upon a Time Once Upon a Time Resurrection Revenge News Ins. Ed. (4) - - WJXT Ent. Tonight 4 News Insider BigBang BigBang CSI: Miami Criminal Minds News Sports 4 News Arsenio.. (5) - - WUFT (4:30) BrainChange Titanic: Band of Courage Classical Rewind (My Music) Masterpiece Sneak Preview (6) 6 6 WCTV (4:) Basketb. Mich. St./Ohio St. News 60 Minutes The Amazing Race The Good Wife The Mentalist News Law Call (9) 24 24 WTLF 4: "Kids in Am... "Good Luck Chuck" ('07) Jessica Alba. "The Spiderwick Chronicles" ('08) Seinfeld Seinfeld Queens Queens (10) 49 49 WTLH (2:30) Auto Racing CashCb CashCb B.Burger Simps. Simps. FamilyG Cosmos: Odyssey 49 News BigBang BigBang Modern (12) 40 40 WTWC (3:00) PGA Golf Cadillac Championship Dateline NBC The Voice Burn Notice (29) 118 265 A&E The First 48 Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dynasty Those Who Kill (60) 130 254 AMC (4:30) "Dawn of the Dead" ('04) The Walking Dead The Walking Dead The Walking Dead The Talking Dead The Walking Dead (50) 184 282 APL To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced Dude, You're... Gator Boys Dude, You're... (65) 129 273 BRAVO Housewives Atl. Housewives Atl. Housewives Atl. Housewives Atl. Blood, Sweat Online Dating Watch Queens (68) - - CCS (4:00) TBA 'net IMP To Be Announced To Be Announced In the Huddle BCS Re (38) 182 278 DISC To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced (31) 172 290 DISN Austin Austin Dog Blog Dog Blog Jessie Jessie Liv/Mad I Didn't Austin Jessie Austin A.N.T. Jessie Dog Blog (35) 140 206 ESPN Basketball SportsCenter NCAA Basketball ACC Tournament NCAA Basketball Pac-12 Tournament SportsCenter (30) 180 311 FAM "Monster-in-Law" ('05) "Meet the Fockers" ('04) Robert De Niro. "Meet the Fockers" ('04) Robert De Niro. (51) 110 231 FOOD Chopped Chopped Chopped Food Court Wars Chopped Cutthroat Kitchen Restaurant (67) 137 248 FX "Step Brothers" ('08) Will Ferrell. "The Hangover Part II" ('11) Cosmos: Odyssey "The Hangover Part II" ('11) (56) 423 634 FXSP Best of Pride Fight. Golf Life Cut Edge WPT Poker WPT Poker Best of Pride Fight. Cut Edge Game365 WPT Poker (72) 185 312 HALL 4: "Back to Y... "Honeymoon for One" ('11) "A Ring by Spring" ('14) When Calls Heart Middle Middle (47) 112 229 HGTV Property Property HouseH House HouseH House Bargain Bargain Hawaii Hawaii Island Island HouseH House (49) 120 269 HIST Ax Men Ax Men Ax Men Ax Men Ax Men No Man's Land The Swamp Beast (57) 181 255 ION Leverage Leverage Leverage Leverage Leverage Leverage Leverage (32) 108 252 LIFE (4:00) "To Be Announced" "Madea Goes to Jail" ('09) "The Trip to Bountiful" ('14) "Madea Goes ... (61) 109 253 LMN 4: "The Nigh... "A Mother's Nightmare" ('12) "Complicity" ('13) Sean Young. "Homecoming" ('09) Mischa Barton. (28) 168 262 SPIKE Bar Rescue Bar Rescue Bar Rescue Bar Rescue Bar Rescue Contract Contract Bar Rescue (58) 122 244 SYFY "Resident Evil: Apocalypse" ('04) "Resident Evil: Extinction" ('07) "AVPR: Aliens vs. Predator - Requ... "Pitch Black" (39) 139 247 TBS 4: "You, Me &... "The Change-Up" ('11) "Killers" ('10) Ashton Kutcher. "Knocked Up" ('07) Seth Rogen. (48) 183 280 TLC Medium Medium Long Is. Medium Medium Long Is. Medium Medium My Five Wives Medium (25) 138 245 TNT Movie "Ocean's Eleven" ('01) George Clooney. "Sherlock Holmes" ('09) Robert Downey Jr.. "Sherlock Holmes" ('09) (55) 176 296 TOON Uncle Uncle "Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake ... Steven TeenTita King Hill King Hill B.Burger B.Burger FamilyG FamilyG (46) 215 277 TRAV Homes Homes Houseboats Beach-n-RVs Mystery Museum Mystery Museum Castle Secrets Mystery Museum (73) 204 246 TRU Pawn Pawn Top Funniest Top Funniest Top Funniest World's Dumbest... World's Dumbest... World's Dumbest... (69) 106 301 TVL Gilligan Gilligan Gilligan Gilligan Gilligan (:55) Gilligan Island Gilligan Raymond (:35) Ray (:10) Ray (:50) Ray (:25) Loves Ray (33) 105 242 USA NCIS NCIS NCIS NCIS NCIS NCIS Suits (66) 128 260 WE CSI: Miami CSI: Miami CSI: Miami CSI: Miami CSI: Miami CSI: Miami CSI: Miami (16) 239 307 WGN Home Videos Home Videos Home Videos "A Few Good Men" ('92) Demi Moore, Tom Cruise. "Collateral D...

MONDAY EVENING C COMCAST S1 DISH NETWORK S2 DIRECTV MARCH 10, 2014

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Aaron McAllister runs for Suwannee.

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