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Sunny COMPLETE COVERAGE Weekend football 0% rain chance Think Pink Umatilla is at Interlachen and Peniel Breast Cancer Awareness is at Masters Academy. Palatka and | Palatka Daily News Special Section SPORTS PAGE 7A Crescent City are idle. 81 55 See Page 7A For details, see 2A www.mypdn.com PALATKA DAILY NEWS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2014 $1 Weekend Happenings PADDLERS RENDEZVOUS IN PUTNAM Missing Downtown Palatka Shop Hop man’s 4-8 p.m. today. Check in at Palatka Welcome Center, 900 St. Johns Ave. or The Pink Door, 306 Oak St. Tickets are $10 on sale now. body Stores will have in-store giveaways and Angela’s will have hors d’oeuvres from 5-7 p.m. Shop-hoppers will receive a goodie bag with found, samples and coupons, map, wristband and raffle ticket. Third Friday Food ID’d Truck Rally PCSO detectives 6-10 p.m. today, 300 block Photos by CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News pursuing homicide of St. Johns Ave., Palatka. Kayakers prepare to explore the St. Johns River near Welaka as they participate in the Florida Paddler’s Live entertainment, food Rendezvous four-day event to promote kayaking. investigation trucks, beer & wine. BY PETE SKIBA Palatka Daily News Putnam County FFA 130 from around Florida sample local waters With a positive DNA identi- fication notice Thursday, a Alumni Rodeo BY ASIA AIKINS ers from around the state to explore Putnam County Sheriff’s Palatka Daily News Putnam County by water. Gaye Office spokesman announced 8 p.m. today and Esperson of Putnam Blueways and finding the body of missing Saturday, Palatka ayakers hit the water Trails said about 130 paddlers are 34-year-old Jose “Anthony” Horsemen’s Club, 181 Thursday as the first events expected to participate in the event. Cortez. Horseman Club Road. Gates of the annual Florida Taking place Thursday through According to Capt. Gator open 6 p.m. Bull riding, bar- KPaddlers Rendezvous Sunday, the event will also include DeLoach, detectives awaited rel racing, roping, etc. Food, launched on the St. Johns River. bicycle rides, nature hikes and craft DNA identification after find- entertainment. $10 in The four-day event is headquar- instruction. Up to eight beginner, ing human advance, $12 at gate, $5/$7 tered in the Welaka State Forest, intermediate and advanced kayak- remains children 6-11. Details 530- just down the road from the first ing trips are scheduled each day Sept. 30 in “a 0099. launch Thursday at the public boat during the rendezvous. rural and iso- ramp on Palmetto Street in Welaka. Murphy has been kayaking for lated area “I’m excited to see what the rivers about 30 years, but this weekend will near Royal are like here, explore and hopefully be her first time exploring the waters Way, slightly Palatka Railfest come back and visit,” said Tina in Putnam County. On Thursday, she west of Murphy, a kayaker from Pace. Kayakers prepare to launch Thursday was meeting a group of kayakers for Interlachen.” and Train Show Murphy said she is a member of in Welaka. a paddle to Bear Creek. Deputies the West Florida Canoe and Kayak Sam Carr, the Bear Creek paddle were origi- Cortez 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Club and has attended Paddlers leader, said the paddle would be nally called Price-Martin Center. Free. Rendezvous events in other Florida Citizens Support Organization was about 7-8 miles. in when Model trains and supplies, locations. selected to host the annual paddlers’ Cortez’ family reported him railroad collectibles. Museum Putnam Blueways and Trails rendezvous, which will invite kayak- See PADDLERS, Page 3A missing in December. As hap- exhibit and running of model pens many times, the missing railroads. Refreshments. person’s case developed into a homicide investigation. “Detectives have long sus- Enchanted Gardens pected that Cortez was mur- dered shortly after his disap- Scare-Free Festival pearance and the discovery of ‘Fur and Fire’ fundraiser the body,” said DeLoach. 3-6 p.m. Saturday, Ravine “Information from the ongoing Gardens State Park. investigation contributed to Princesses, fairies and other slated for Crescent City finding the body.” characters, trick-or-treating, Cortez, of 231 Sixth Way, games, music, drawings, Interlachen, was booked into face painting, more. $3 per BY PETE SKIBA Crescent City Volunteer Fire Putnam County Jail on drug person. Palatka Daily News Department on Summit Street and drug equipment posses- for a “Fur and Fire” charity sion charges on Aug. 2. CRESCENT CITY – Fur event from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Records show he bailed out Much more to do ... and fire don’t usually mix so Saturday. the next day on $1,508 bond. well, but they are getting The new South Putnam CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News The investigation continues See more listings in together for a good cause. Animal Network group and Crescent City Fire Department Capt. Scott Sarel opens a gate into Cortez’ homicide. Thursday’s APPLAUSE! Animal lovers and firefight- with a sign promoting the department’s Fur and Fire fundraiser section. ers will join hands at the See BENEFIT, Page 3A Thursday afternoon. See MISSING, Page 3A INDEX County’s West CLOWNING IN THE CAFETERIA 1 arrest Advice ............................. 5A Briefing ........................... 2A Putnam Annex marks Classified/Legals .......... 10A Comics ............................ 5A in Oct. 3 Horoscope ...................... 5A 20 years of service Lottery............................. 8A Obituaries ....................... 6A Opinions ......................... 4A BY BRANDON D. OLIVER Palatka Daily News shooting Sports ............................. 7A Sudoku ........................... 3A Government agencies stationed in West BY PETE SKIBA Putnam County hosted an open house to cel- Palatka Daily News The Voice of ebrate the anniversary of them offering ser- Putnam County vices to the area. An Oct. 3 shooting on West From 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Thursday, Towles Avenue led to the since 1885 local residents had the chance to visit the arrest of one man and a hunt Interlachen branch of the Putnam County for another. VOL. 126 • NO. 203 Government Services building to get a closer Putnam County Sheriff’s PALATKA, FLA. look at the services the office provides. Office deputies arrested The open house gave visitors a more in- Timothy Tyrone Thomas, 22, a depth look into the Clerk of Court, Property week after the shooting. He is Public Notices Appraiser’s and Tax Collector’s offices. in Putnam County jail with no on Page 10A The agencies also provided refreshments CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News bond set on aggravated bat- By mail, 2 sections and offered educational workshops for people Hugh Murphy dressed as a rodeo clown and spent the morning at the Kelley tery with a deadly weapon and throughout the day. Smith Elementary School cafeteria Thursday to promote the FFA Rodeo to be armed robbery charges. held at Palatka Horsemen’s Club today and Saturday. See ANNEX, Page 3A See ARREST, Page 3A 101714a1.indd 1 10/16/14 7:43 PM 2A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2014 Palatka Railfest 2014 tRain show is satuRday Putnam AM practice for a youth football team was arrested for discharging the gun Correction on school property. Police say 30-year-old April Dawn Courthouse pinwheels DeMarco borrowed a gun from Miren In Tuesday’s edition of the Daily Gregory after the snake was spotted News, the Interlachen Woman’s Club last week on a Bay High School field. was erroneously listed as being pres- Gregory told DeMarco she had a con- ent at the Putnam County cealed permit and a .380-caliber Courthouse to place pinwheels in the handgun. lawn in recognition of Domestic She was arrested Monday. Abuse Awareness Month. The Gregory was arrested Tuesday for Welaka Woman’s Club was present. carrying a concealed weapon and Members of St. John the Baptist possession of a firearm on school Catholic Church and Dee’s House of property. It’s not clear whether Beauty, both of Crescent City, also they’ve hired lawyers. donated money for the pinwheels Police didn’t know the fate of the and were at the courthouse Monday. snake. FILE PHOTO archER Palatka Railfest 2014 Train Show will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday at the Price-Martin Community Center and Palatka’s Historic Union Station, 222 N. 11th St. Free entrance and parking. Pictured is an exhibit from last year’s Local Some question Archer show. Highlights include model trains and supplies, railroad collectables and memorabilia. The railroad museum will feature exhibits of photographs, maps, lanterns and other RR artifacts. The running of the “Rail Rodeo” 32x6 foot mayor’s long vacation western Pennsylvania layout and Historic Palatka area. Food and refreshments by Jenkins Middle School band PALATKA Some residents of a North Florida boosters. Details: 328-0305; www.railsofpalatka.org. Capital City Bank to city are questioning the mayor’s extended vacation. host chili fundraiser Archer Mayor Frank Ogborn has Capital City Bank will host a Chili missed several government meetings Cook off fundraiser from 9 a.m. to 5 since going on vacation with his wife p.m. today at 4120 Crill Ave. in July. Associates will compete while Former city commissioner Joan Wyllie says he’s the only adult in governor’s race patrons taste each hot pot of chili White says she emailed Ogborn ask- and make a donation of their choice ing for his resignation. He declined BY BRENDAN FARRINGTON small information technology consult- of marijuana. favorite. All proceeds will benefit but White contends he should have Associated Press ing firm and is clearly different from “I personally don’t believe that gov- Operation Orion for K9s for forfeited his office if he knew he was Crist and Scott.
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