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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2014 Vol. 91 No. 219 Green Circle BioEnergy may change hands One dead FLORIDAN FILE PHOTO Sale of Cottondale plant is A tent shelters visitors touring pending federal approval the Green in SR 71 Circle Bio BY DEBORAH BUCKHALTER Energy plant dbuckhalter@jcfloridan.com following the Swedish-owned Green Circle BioEnergy June 2008 crash grand opening in Cottondale will changes hands BY DEBORAH BUCKHALTER soon, pending approval of the deal in a ceremony. dbuckhalter@jcfloridan.com mandatory test for conformity with anti- trust laws. A resident of DeFuniak Springs Green Circle CEO Morten Neraas was killed and a teen from Bloun- confirmed the planned sale Monday, stown was seriously injured Sun- and said the change is not expected to day in a Jackson County traffic affect employees or product suppliers crash. negatively. According to the Florida High- American-owned Enviva Partners is way Patrol, Alex C. Brack, 21, was driving a Ford F-150 truck south See BIOENERGY, Page 13A on State Road 71 around 9:45 p.m. when the vehicle left the roadway near where SR 71 meets County Road 264. The truck traveled into the shoulder, collided with a cul- vert and became airborne. It struck a utility guy wire support pole, then hit the ground and started over- turning. Brack was ejected during Sunday Afternoon the series of crash events. The truck came to rest facing north, just west of the SR 71/CR 264 meeting point. Brack was pro- nounced dead at the scene by Jack- son County Fire Rescue personnel. Passenger Cierra L. Brown, 18, with the Arts was listed as having suffered seri- ous injuries. She was taken to Jack- featured throughout the venue. son Hospital for treatment. Event draws Magician Vernon Linton worked the crowd, performing tricks as he mingled. steady crowd Guest writer Bob Korengay Teen dies held court at a center table, as BY DEBORAH BUCKHALTER did guest artist Beth Appleton, a dbuckhalter@jcfloridan paper-assemblage specialist. in Calhoun unday Afternoon with the Inside, the official pianist fi lled Arts at Chipola College the hall with sound, and yielded Sdrew a steady crowd last her bench for a time to a couple weekend as patrons came to see of young musicians who played Co. crash the work created on canvas, in a duet or two for the crowd. BY DEBORAH BUCKHALTER glass, in print, and with fabric, Outside, dulcimer master Jan dbuckhalter@jcfloridan.com clay, metal, paper or sound. Cummings played and gave Young artists from Marianna some budding musicians a few A teenager from Lynn Haven was and Graceville high schools tips on how to play the stringed killed in a Calhoun County traffic were well represented, with instrument. A couple of young musicians played a guest duet crash early Monday morning. several pieces submitted by And potter Dawn Prietz shared According to Florida Highway Pa- artists at each of the school. And the outside space with Cum- trol, 18-year-old Gabrielle K. Aviles a young writer from Graceville mings and canvas artist Jesse was killed when the Toyota Prius High, Dallas Segers, shared table Blanchette. she was driving collided head-on space with local adult authors Organizers were celebrat- with a 1991 Mack E300 truck. Margena Myrick and M.C. ing the 10th anniversary of the Aviles was southbound on State Bechum. event, founded by the Chipola Road 71 and the Mack truck was Work from adult artists in Regional Arts Association and northbound on SR 71 when the Jackson County and several now managed by The Artists vehicles crashed at its intersection surrounding communities were Guild of Northwest Florida. with State Road 73, near the cen- terline. On impact, the car spun counterclockwise and came to rest in the northbound lane fac- ing east. The truck entered the east ditch and came to rest facing east. The truck was driven by 44-year- old Brian L. Nettles of Panama City. He received no injuries, according Outdoors author Bob Kornegay settles in for a chat with visitors to FHP. at his booth. The agency reports that an inves- tigation into the crash is ongoing. Probationer facing fresh charges BY ANGIE COOK acook@jcfloridan.com

A Jackson County man picked up for a probation vio- lation was found with drugs and will now face additional charges, according Hayes to the Marianna Po- lice Department. On Carters Mill Road, just be- DEBORAH BUCKHALTER/FLORIDAN PHOTOS fore 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 1, Potter Dawn Prietz (above) fashions a bowl from clay during Sunday MPD officers made contact with Afternoon with the Arts, while magician Vernon Linton (right) entertains the crowd. See HAYES, Page 13A

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Community Calendar TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 international communities. Light refreshments will Banquet — 6 p.m. at the Jackson County Agricul- » St. Anne Thrift Store — 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. St. be served. Public invited. Free event. Call Ann at ture Complex on Penn Avenue, in Marianna. Guest Publisher — Valeria Roberts Anne’s Catholic Church, 3009 Fifth St., Marianna. 482-9124. speaker: Attorney Mutaqee Akbar. Call Rev. Mizer, vroberts@jcfloridan.com Welcome donations: household items, clothing and » St. Anne Thrift Store — 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. St. 407-385-9235. jewelry. Proceeds go to help less fortunate in the Anne’s Catholic Church, 3009 Fifth St., Marianna. » Chess Club — 6-8 p.m. First United Methodist Circulation Manager — Dena Oberski community. Call 482-3734. Call 482-3734 Church on Clinton St. in Marianna. Sponsored by doberski@jcfloridan.com » Beginner/players Pinochle — 10 a.m. at McCor- » Waterline Extension Project Groundbreak- Marianna Optimist Club for students for students mick Lake Clubhouse. Everyone welcome to come ing Ceremony — 10:30 a.m. at 1342 Highway 69 8-18 years of age in Jackson County. All students CONTACT US and play. Call 272-6611. (intersection of Highway 69 and Chips Drive), Grand and their parents are welcome. Players of all skill Ridge. The Town of Grand Ridge, United States levels including beginners are welcome. Call 693- Telephone: 850-526-3614 » Optimist Club of Jackson County Meeting Department of Agriculture and Northwest Florida 0473. FAX: 850-482-4478 — Noon at Jim’s Buffet & Grill, 4329 Lafayette St., Water Management District will commemorate the » Celebrate Recovery — 7 p.m. at Evangel Worship Email: editorial@jcfloridan.com Marianna. start of a work project to provide water services Center, 2645 Pebble Hill Road in Marianna. Adult Street Address: » Sewing Circle — 12:30 p.m. at Jackson County to businesses and residents at the Interstate 10 and teen meetings to “overcome hurts, habits and 4403 Constitution Lane Senior Citizens, 2931 Optimist Drive in Marianna. interchange. Light refreshments will follow at the hang-ups.” Dinner: 6 p.m. Child care available. Call Marianna, FL 32448 Call 482-5028. Grand Ridge Community Center, 6910 Hall St., 209-7856 or 573-1131. Office Hours: » Marianna City Workshop — 4 p.m. Old Jackson Grand Ridge. Public welcome. R.S.V.P. to 592-4621 » Alcoholics Anonymous Open Meeting — 8-9 Weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. County Health Department, Marianna. or [email protected]. p.m. in the AA room of First United Methodist » Pilot Club of Marianna Annual Spaghetti » Free Caregiver Support Group — 10:30 a.m. to Church, 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. MISS YOUR PAPER? Dinner — 5-7 p.m. at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in noon at First Presbyterian Church, Marianna in the You should receive your newspaper no later Marianna. Tickets: $6, dine in or carry out.A portion social hall. All caregivers welcome. Support group SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8 empowers caregivers with knowledge and informa- than 6 a.m. If it does not arrive, call Circula- of the proceeds benefit Special Olympics in Jackson » Alcoholics Anonymous Open Meeting — 8 a.m. tion through fellowship and sharing likeminded County. Get tickets from Pilot Club members by in the AA room of First United Methodist Church, tion between 6 a.m. and noon, Tuesday to individuals who are caring for loved ones. Call Recie calling 209-8071 or 272-2706. 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. Friday, and 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Sunday. The Culpepper 566-2553. » Jackson County Quilters Guild Meeting » Alford Community Health Clinic Hours — 10 Jackson County Floridan (USPS 271-840) » Chipola Civic Club Meeting — Noon at The Oaks — 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Jackson County Extension Ser- a.m. until last patient is seen, at 1770 Carolina St. in is published Tuesday through Friday and Restaurant, U.S. 90 in Marianna. The CCC’s focus vice, Penn Ave., Marianna. Business meetings are Alford. The free clinic for income-eligible patients Sunday mornings. Periodical postage paid is the local community, “Community, Children & fourth Tuesday; other Tuesdays are for projects, les- without medical insurance treats short-term at Marianna, FL. Character.” Call 526-3142. sons and help. All quilters welcome. Call 573-5434. illnesses and chronic conditions. Appointments » Marianna Kiwanis Club Meeting — Noon at SUBSCRIPTION RATES » Marianna City Commission Meeting — 6 available (call 263-7106 or 209-5501); walk-ins p.m. in City Hall, 2898 Green St., Marianna. Public Jim’s Buffet & Grill, 4329 Lafayette St., Marianna. welcome. Sign in before 11 a.m. Call 482-2290. Home delivery: $11.78 per month; $34.51 welcome. Call 718-1001. » Circle of Sister Friends Women’s Outdoor and for three months; $65.40 for six months; » Alcoholics Anonymous Closed Meeting — 8-9 » Jackson County Habitat for Humanity, Inc Adventure Club Open House — 10 a.m. to noon, and $130.16 for one year. All prices include p.m. in the AA room of First United Methodist House Dedication, of Rehab #2 — 5:30 p.m. 3117 McCormick Lake Pavilion. This is a new, outdoor applicable state and local taxes. Mail Church, 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. Closed Gilmore St., Marianna for Sharissa Harvey and fam- and adventure club for women 18 years old or older. ily. Everyone invited. subscriptions must be paid in advance. Mail discussion with 12 and 12 study. Everyone with a It is a private member’s only club. Yearly dues are $50. Come and bring a friend if you enjoy hiking, subscriptions are: $46.12 for three months; desire to stop drinking is welcome. » MHS College & Career Night — 6 p.m. in the Mari- anna High School Library. Open to all MHS students. camping, socials and travel. Call Katie 573-3510 or $92.24 for six months; and $184.47 for one email [email protected] year. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5 » VFW & Ladies Auxiliary Meeting — 6 p.m. at » Veterans’ Day Concert — 5-8 p.m. EST at Florida » Line Dance Classes — 10 a.m. Jackson County 2830 Wynn St., Marianna. Covered-dish supper fol- lowed by a 7 p.m. business meeting. Call 209-1797. State Hospital Chapel, Chattahoochee. Singing: The All subscriptions to the Jackson County Senior Citizens, 2931 Optimist Dr. Marianna taught » Alcoholics Anonymous — Closed discussion, Maharry’s, Southern Melody Gospel Quartet, Roger Floridan include delivery on Thanksgiving by Lilia Durand. 8-9 p.m., First United Methodist Church, 2901 Cale- Stephens, Daniel Alford, Dana Montenieri, Mathew » Early Learning Coalition of Northwest Florida Day for which there is a premium charge. donia St., Marianna, in the AA room. Attendance Stephens. Vernon Linton, magician and master of Inc. Board of Directors Meeting — 11 a.m. limited to people with a desire to stop drinking; Ceremonies. Free admission. CDs, refreshments for at CareerSource Gulf Coast, 625 Highway 231, ADVERTISING papers will not be signed. sale. Proceeds benefit veteran charities and Florida Panama City. Call in: 888-670-3525 (guest code: State Hospital residents. The advertiser agrees that the publisher 8771125425#). » Old Timer’s Basketball Game — 6 p.m. Grand shall not be liable for damages arising FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7 » Alcoholics Anonymous Open Meeting — Noon Ridge School in the Barn. $2 admission fee. Cake out of errors and advertisements beyond to 1 p.m. in the AA room of First United Methodist » Veteran’s Day Program — 8:15 a.m. Riverside auction, concessions with popcorn and cokes. the amount paid for the space actually Church, 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. School in the multi-purpose room. Public invited. occupied by that portion of the advertise- » MHS “Salute to Veterans” — 9 a.m. in the SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9 ments in which the error occurred, whether THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6 Marianna High School auditorium. The public is » Kittrell Family Reunion — 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. such error is due to the negligence of the welcome to this program honoring veterans. » International Chat n’ Sip — 8:30-10 a.m. at Alford Community Center, Alford. Come and bring a publisher’s employees or otherwise, and the Marianna branch of the Jackson County Public » Hooks and Needles — 10 a.m. at the Jackson well-filled basket. Call (210) 478-2918 or 832-6552. there shall be not liability for non-inser- Library. Staff of the library Learning Center and County Public Library, Marianna branch. New and » 2nd Annual Appreciation Program for Surviv- tion of any advertisement beyond the their international English learners invite you to join experienced handcrafters welcome to create, share, ing and Fallen Veteran Heroes — 3 p.m. McChapel amount paid for such advertisement. This them in a relaxed environment for the exchange of learn or teach favorite projects. Call 482-9631. African Methodist Episcopal Church, Marianna. All newspaper will not knowingly accept or language, culture, and ideas among our local and » 36th Annual NAACP Freedom Fund Awards are welcome. publish illegal material of any kind. Advertis- The submission deadline for this calendar is two days before publication. Submit to: Community Calendar, Jackson County Floridan, P. O. Box 520, Marianna, FL 32447, ing which expresses preference based on email editorial@jcfloridan.com, fax 850-482-4478 or bring items to 4403 Constitution Lane in Marianna. legally protected personal characteristics is not acceptable. Police Roundup HOW TO GETYOUR MARIANNA POLICE report: Two accidents with to assist a motorist/pedestrian, Graceville, fl eeing and attempt- NEWS PUBLISHED DEPARTMENT injury, two accidents without two public service calls, three ing to elude, reckless driving, The Jackson County Floridan will publish injury, one dead welfare checks, one transport driving while license suspended news of general interest free of charge. The Marianna Police Depart- person, two and one patrol request. or revoked (knowingly), hold for Submit your news or Community Calendar ment reported the following hospice deaths, Washington County. events via e-mail, fax, mail, or hand delivery. incidents for Nov. 2, the latest one missing JACKSON COUNTY » James Williams, 27, 1938 available report: One registra- Fees may apply for wedding, engagement, juvenile, one CORRECTIONAL FACILITY Wagon Lane, Marianna, battery, anniversary and birth announcements. tion check, 13 vehicle stops, abandoned criminal mischief (more than Forms are available at the Floridan offi ces. two abandoned vehicles, one vehicle, two reckless driv- The following persons were $1,000). suspicious vehicle, one sus- Photographs must be of good quality and ers, two suspicious incidents, booked into the county jail dur- » Arthur Smith, 36, 4229 Vil- picious person, one special suitable for print. The Floridan reserves the four suspicious persons, one ing the latest reporting periods: lage Court, Marianna, driving detail, one funeral escort, three » right to edit all submissions. information call, one funeral Mary Simmons, 40, 4433 while license suspended or burglar alarms, one larceny call, escort, one highway obstruc- Dorthy Drive, Apt. 3, Marianna, revoked (felony). GETTING IT RIGHT one accident with no injury, tion, one burglary, two at- trespass after warning, neglect » Lakesha Foxx, 36, 2006 one illegally parked vehicle, one The Jackson County Floridan’s policy tempted burglaries, one physi- of child, felony retail theft, vio- Rosedale Terrace, Dothan, AL, noise disturbance, one call to is to correct mistakes promptly. To cal disturbance, three verbal lation of community control. violation of county probation. assist a motorist/pedestrian, report an error, please call 526-3614 disturbances, one woodland » Louise Rodriguez, 63, 3098 » Robert Gray, 65, 5362 15th one retail theft/shoplifting Monday-Friday. fi re, 16 medical calls, two traffic Penn Ave., Marianna, violation St., Malone, Driving Under the call, one call to assist another crashes, one medical transport, of conditional release. Infl uence. agency, one public service call, fi ve burglar alarms, one panic » Tobi Hinson, 43, 15492 SR » Shawnest Ivey, 33, 4176 Old one welfare check and 10 home alarm, one discharged fi rearm, 71, Blountstown, hold for Cal- Cottondale Road, Marianna, security checks. one fi re alarm, nine traffic houn County. burglary of an unoccupied stops, two larceny calls, one » Korinthid Hayes, 32, 4169 dwelling, petit theft, criminal JACKSON COUNTY criminal mischief, one call to Old Cottondale Road, Mari- mischief. SHERIFF’S OFFICE serve papers/ex parte, two civil anna, possession of marijuana disputes, two trespass reports, (less than 20 grams), possession Jail Population: 196 The Jackson County Sheriff’s one follow-up investigation, of drug paraphernalia, violation Office and county fi re/rescue two assault calls, one animal- of state probation. To report a crime, call CrimeStoppers at reported the following incidents related complaint, 12 prop- » Jared McQueen, 35, 5069 526-5000 or a local law for Nov. 2, the latest available erty/building checks, one call Damascus Church Road, enforcement agency. JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com LOCAL TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2014 ◆ 3A EMERALD COAST HOSPICE VOLUNTEERS CHIPOLA FOR VETERANS CIVIC CLUB HOLDS MEETING

SUBMITTED PHOTO SUBMITTED PHOTO he volunteers of Emerald Coast Hospice prepare crafts to give to the veterans at the ohn Hamilton, CPA, introduced David annual cookout that honors veterans. The cookout is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 7, from Carrel with Edward Jones Investments T11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the VA Clinic on U.S. 90 in Marianna. All veterans are welcome to Jat the recent meeting of the Chipola attend. The Marianna High School Jazz band will perform. Pictured are volunteers (from left) Civic Club. David spoke to the club about Bobbie Coon, Kathie Garrett, Ginny Forbes and Ella Mae Rybynzynske. If you are interested in the current economic outlook from an being a volunteer, call Margo Lamb, manager of volunteer services, at 526-3577. investment perspective.

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arsyn Smith enjoys learning about Jackson County history Kat the old train at Mere Park in Marianna. Karsyn is the 3-year-old daughter of Kayla and Tom Smith, and the granddaughter of Martha Beckword, David Coleman, Velma and the late Tommy Smith. She enjoys dancing, sing- ing, painting, swimming, playing with her baby dolls, spending time with her family, and just being on the “go go” (her words).

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The Associated Press appealed to the Supreme Court ter from Lake Lanier, a federal things along — a move opposed We are after the oyster industry nearly reservoir on the Chattahoochee by Georgia. GAINESVILLE, Fla. — The U.S. fi ghting for the collapsed, causing a federal di- River. Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal said Supreme Court will hear Flori- saster declaration. But in 2011 the 11th U.S. Cir- Monday while on the campaign da’s lawsuit seeking to limit the future of this region, “For 20 years, Florida has tried cuit Court of Appeals overturned trail that the Corps is already amount of water its neighbor to work with Georgia, and fami- that decision, and instead or- working on a solution for shar- Georgia can take from a shared and we won’t quit lies have continued to see their dered the U.S. Army Corps of ing the water. river system. fi sheries suffer from the lack of Engineers to fi gure out how to “The Corps must continue The court’s decision Monday until these resources water,” the governor said in a allocate the water. The Corps on the (river systems’) manual to hear the case was applauded are restored. press release. “We are fi ghting for operates dams that control wa- update and not get bogged by Florida officials, and marked the future of this region, and we ter fl ows in the river system. down by Florida’s litigation,” a new chapter in the decades- won’t quit until these resources The Corps has said it will take Deal said of the Supreme Court’s Florida Gov. Rick Scott long regional battle over rights to are restored.” years of study before a new plan decision. take water from the Apalachico- ing Atlanta at the expense of the The legal battle over the river can be devised — time Florida’s “The Corps’ lawyers have em- la, Chattahoochee and Flint river Apalachicola Bay oyster fi shery, system’s water, which is also oystermen said they do not phasized the need to proceed in system. which relies on fresh river wa- shared by Alabama, hit a crucial have as they watch their catch their fi lings to the court, and we Florida argues that Georgia is ter mixing with the salty sea to point in 2009, when a federal disappearing. will take every necessary step to guzzling more than its share of thrive. judge ruled that the city of At- So Florida decided to seek Su- ensure that the Corps is able to water to slake the thirst of grow- In 2013, Florida Gov. Rick Scott lanta had little right to take wa- preme Court review to speed do its job.” Dog fi ghting sentences range from 1-5 years Alabama governor The Associated Press candidates make MONTGOMERY — As a federal judge began hand- ing down sentences Mon- day for high-stakes dog fi nal campaign trips fi ghts in Alabama, three The Associated Press Wilcox County. He got a people received punish- boost Monday when Site ments ranging from one to MONTGOMERY — As Selection Magazine re- fi ve years in prison. the two candidates for leased its list of the top 10 Six other defendants Alabama governor made states for the best busi- from Georgia, Mississippi, last-minute campaign ness climates and ranked Texas and Alabama who swings to rally support Alabama ninth. But Bent- have pleaded guilty in the before Tuesday’s election, ley said that’s not the rea- case are scheduled for sen- their starkly different son he expects to be suc- tencing throughout this modes of transportation cessful Tuesday. week. refl ected their relative “I do believe the people U.S. District Judge Keith success in raising money. of Alabama trust me, and Watkins ordered a fi ve-year Republican Gov. Robert I do believe that most sentence for Michael Mar- Bentley crisscrossed the people actually like me. tin of Auburn. He pleaded state Monday in a leased And, I’m telling you, I love guilty to conspiracy and plane, hitting the state’s the people of the state,” THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE being a felon in possession Dogs sit at a home in Auburn on Aug. 23, 2013. A federal and state investigation into dog four largest cities. Demo- he said. of fi rearms. fi ghting and gambling has resulted in arrests from Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi and Texas. cratic challenger Parker Bentley, 71, said he was The judge imposed a Griffith of Huntsville a bit melancholy Monday three-year sentence on east Alabama. Prosecutors didn’t realize it was this the same standard for traveled by car to some because it was “most like- Irkis Forrest of Theodore, said Edwards lost $280,000 wrong.” someone who furnished Tennessee Valley cities to ly” the last day he would who pleaded guilty to con- to another dog fi ghter and The judge told him, “The one dog for fi ghts and meet with supporters. ever spend campaigning spiracy, and a sentence of had bets of $60,000 and word needs to be out that someone who furnished Plane trips by guberna- for himself. one year and one day on $70,000 on other fi ghts. this is a serious offense and 100 dogs for fi ghts. torial candidates are tra- “I’m not saying I enjoy William Antone Edwards Prosecutor Clark Morris you will do real time.” Investigators seized ditional for the day before campaigns. I do enjoy be- of Brantley, who pleaded said Edwards had that kind In giving Edwards the more than 400 pit bulls the election. But Griffith ing out with people,” he guilty to conspiracy. The of money because he was lightest of the three sen- from people arrested in said, “We are budget said. judge prohibited all three considered a top dog train- tences, the judge noted the four-year investigation. constrained.” Griffith, 72, said he nev- from possessing dogs for er and others paid him to that Edwards suffers from Some of the dogs were so Griffith reported raising er could catch Bentley in three years after they get train their dogs for fi ghts. a traumatic brain injury ill they died or had to be $668,562 in contributions. fundraising because he out of prison. Edwards told the judge from a 2011 car wreck. euthanized. Some have Bentley took in roughly entered the race in the The three sentenced that he had raised fi ght- While announcing the been adopted and others 10 times as much: $6.76 last hour for candidates Monday had pleaded ing dogs for many years sentences, the judge com- are being kept in shelters. million. to qualify. “Most of the guilty in April to partici- and never realized it was a plained that the federal Animal rights groups say For the fi nal day of money had been com- pating in high-stakes dog prison offense. sentencing guidelines for it was the second largest campaigning, Bentley mitted to my opponent,” fi ghts or providing dogs for “I knew what I was doing dog fi ghting are not ratio- seizure of pit bulls in U.S. abandoned his custom- he said. the fi ghts held primarily in was wrong,” he said. “I just nal because they provide history. ary attire — a dark suit He also said Bentley’s and conservative tie — in refusal to debate hurt favor of a sports coat and his ability to stress the State Briefs open-collar shirt. It re- elements of his platform fl ected his outlook about that set him apart from Pursuit from Mississippi was also sentenced to 20 years for Pike and 22-year-old Orrin Chappell the election. the incumbent. Griffith ends with crash in Alabama robbery and 14 months for receiv- escaped from the work center in “We are relaxed, and I do and Bentley, both physi- ing stolen property. The charges run central Alabama on Monday. believe things are going to cians, took different views MOBILE — Authorities say three concurrently. Authorities say Pike is serving a turn out fi ne,” he said. on expanding Medicaid, people accused of leading police on Authorities say Allen, 22-year-old two-year sentence on credit card On the campaign trail, with Bentley opposed a chase that ended in a fi ery crash Anthony Jackson and 19-year-old fraud charges and Chappell is serv- Bentley talked about re- and Griffith support- in Mobile have been taken into Alexis Blocker used a phone sex chat ing a 10-year sentence for posses- ducing the unemploy- ing it. Griffith advocated custody. line to lure Dantata and rob him in sion of a controlled substance. ment rate and bringing in creation of a state lot- Alabama State Troopers spokes- September of 2011. 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The Associated Press league. tives of deceased players, the fi l- Lou Gehrig’s disease, dementia because, they say, they did not The NFL has agreed to pay at ing said. or other neurological problems get a diagnosis when their symp- PHILADELPHIA — More than least $765 million, and more if “With over 99 percent par- believed to be caused by con- toms fi rst appeared, or suffered 200 former players or their needed, to address claims the ticipation, it is clear the retired cussions suffered during their other medical conditions that families have opted out of the NFL hid known concussion risks player community resoundingly pro careers. affect award calculations. proposed settlement of NFL for years. Current players are not supports this settlement,” lead The average award for Al- Some leading brain trauma concussion claims, fewer than included in the litigation. plaintiffs’ attorneys Christopher zheimer’s disease or moder- experts have also criticized the 1 percent of the retirees covered A fi ling by the claims admin- Seeger and Sol Weiss said in a ate dementia is expected to be plan because it pays nothing by the deal, according to court istrator said that a total of 220 statement. “Over the last several about $190,000, though it could to ex-players exhibiting mood documents fi led Monday. individuals — 196 former play- months, we have heard from go as high as $5 million for the swings, aggression and other Retired players who opted out ers, 22 relatives of NFL retirees countlessretiredplayerswhoare most serious cases. The NFL’s behavioral problems they link of the proposed class-action and two who went unclassified in dire need of these benefits, as actuaries expect about 6,000 to repetitive brain trauma. settlement have the option of — opted out by last month’s well as those who take comfort men to be diagnosed with seri- The settlement awaits fi - suing the NFL individually, but deadline. Fourteen sought to in the long-term protections the ous enough cognitive problems nal approval. A fairness hear- they presumably would have to opt out but submitted their re- settlement provides.” to qualify for an award. ing is scheduled for Nov. 19 show their brain injuries result- quests too late. The settlement is designed to Objections have been raised and a federal judge is taking ed from concussions suffered Settlement notices were sent last at least 65 years and cover by some retirees likely to miss written objections through while they were playing for the to 25,040 players and 8,924 rela- retired players who develop out or have their awards reduced Dec. 11.

NFL MIDDLE SCHOOL BASKETBALL Philbin has Dolphins CREATING A BUZZ back on track Hornets’ sting The Associated Press

DAVIE, Fla. — Here’s a list of Miami proves to be Dolphins coaches who never won a game by 37 points or more: too much for Jimmy Johnson. Nick Saban. Tony Sparano. DaveWannstedt. Cam Cam- eron. Todd Bowles. Jim Bates. George the Indians Wilson. BY BROOKS TAIT Now Joe Philbin has done it. One btait@jcfloridan.com day after a stunning 37-0 victory over San Diego, Philbin offered this mes- sage: Don’t get used to it. GRAND RIDGE — The Cot- “We can’t anticipate we’re going to tondale Jr. Hornets travelled to shut out our next eight opponents,” Grand Ridge for an inter-county Philbin said Monday. “That’s not real middle school basketball match- life in the National Football League. up on Monday evening. Cotton- And it’s hard to average 37 points dale won both the seventh and a game in the NFL over an eight- eighth grade games 45-12 and game stretch. We’re going to have to 41-29, respectively. fi nd new ways to win, and just keep The score does not accurate- improving.” ly portray the intensity of the The Dolphins improved to 5-3 with match-up, however. The Indians their most lopsided victory since were within two points of Cot- 1995, when Don Shula was still in tondale at the end of the third charge. That was eight coaches ago. quarter. But under the leader- After 2½ years in Miami, Philbin is ship of Dashon Hudson, the at .500 (20-20), his job future beyond Hornets pulled away for a com- this season still uncertain. But with manding 12-point victory in the three consecutive victories, Philbin fourth. is on the verge of a breakthrough, Hudson, who had 21 points because he has never had a team win and 11 rebounds, was noticeably four in a row. excited after the game. “I’m just A lack of sustained success is one really happy right now,” he com- reason Miami hasn’t been to the play- mented, particularly in regards offs since 2008. to the pair of three pointers he The Dolphins won three in a row in drained early in the game. Hud- 2012, Philbin’s fi rst season, then lost son also had three steals and two three in a row. They enjoyed a 3-0 blocks on the defensive end. start in 2013, then lost the next four. For the seventh grade game, They won three in a row last Decem- the Jr. Hornets were led by Jimmy ber, then endured a late-season melt- Price with 27 points, and a strong down and lost their fi nal two games. rebounding game by Quiderius How will this team handle success? Henderson. Also noteworthy “It’s a good question,” Philbin said. KRISTIE CLOUD/FLORIDAN FILE was Indian guard Justin Tye‘s “It’s one we’ve got to answer.” Cottondale guard Michael Clemmons looks to juke a Roulhac defender during a game earlier this buzzer beating three pointer at The win over San Diego was an season. the end of the game. emotional one, with Philbin receiv- ing a game ball from owner Stephen Ross. The coach missed two days of practice last week to be with his fa- College Football Cross Country ther, who died Friday, and Philbin will be absent again Tuesday and Wednesday to attend the funeral. Miami joins list of When it comes to the more mun- dane matter of wins and losses, Phil- bin appears to have things headed in schools deploying drones the right direction. “We’re a better team today than The Associated Press and Louisville are among we were Oct. 1, or than we were in the few other schools who September,” Philbin said. “The chal- CORAL GABLES, Fla. are known to have tinkered lenge every week is to fi nd ways to — From a camera perched with the technology. improve.” atop a sideline tower on Miami isn’t just tinker- Miami is an underdog Sunday at the Miami practice fi eld, ing. The drone is necessary NFC North leader Detroit (6-2), and it seemed like Hurricanes equipment now for the Hur- still off the radar with many playoff quarterback Brad Kaaya ricanes, who are planning prognosticators. Receiver Mike Wal- misread a particular play. to acquire more and better lace said he’d prefer the rest of the The camera hovering fi ve ones soon, and it will soon league not take note of the latest feet over his head showed be part of Miami’s recruit- win. otherwise. ing pitches. SUBMITTED PHOTO “Hopefully not, so we can do the With the help of an af- “We’ve always been be- Marianna High School cross-country runners, from left (front row), Amanda same thing next week,” Wallace said. fordable $500 toy, Miami hind in sports when it Carnley, Natasha Smith and Bowen Rudd pose with head coach Kevin Potts after placing top 15 in the district this last weekend in Tallahassee. They “Hopefully, nobody ever catches on. coaches and players are comes to technology,” Mi- will race in the region meet in Pensacola on Thursday. Hopefully, people just keep taking us studying fi lm like never be- ami offensive coordinator easy, so we come away with wins like fore. The Hurricanes are us- James Coley said. “Coaches this.” ing a drone with a camera don’t like change. Nobody Marianna boys take 4th in district; The Dolphins look like more than attached to capture their does this, not the way we one-game wonders. For the fi rst time practices, now studying do this.” 3 individuals advance to region since 1997, they’ve scored at least 24 footage gleaned from its un- Coley said he started seri- points in fi ve consecutive games, ac- usual vantage points along ously thinking about bring- BY BROOKS TAIT the district. Senior girls Nata- cording to STATS. They’ve outscored with what’s collected from ing a drone into practice [email protected] sha Smith (24:09) and Amanda opponents during that span 153-68. more traditional places like this summer. He was on va- Carnley (26:22) finished in The lone loss during that stretch sidelines and end zones. cation in the British Virgin Marianna’s boys and girls tenth place and fifteenth place, came in the fi nal seconds against “It’s all about getting the Islands and noticed one of cross-country teams had their respectively. Green Bay, leaving them one play players information they the small devices hovering district race at Appalachia Re- For the boys, freshman Bow- from a fi ve-game winning streak. need so they can play fast about. gional Park in Tallahassee this en Rudd crushed his personal Midway through his third season, and execute,” Miami coach He eventually ordered past weekend. The boys team record by almost a minute, with Ryan Tannehill is blossoming at quar- Al Golden said. a drone and fi ve battery finished fourth place overall, terback. He ranks only 28th in the Miami isn’t the fi rst to packs, since the fl ying time just missing the cutoff to quali- a time of 19:18, putting him at league in yards per attempt, but over bring a drone into practic- on each battery was only fy as a team. twelfth in the district. past fi ve games he has completed 68 es. UCLA made headlines about eight minutes per The Bulldogs did, however, The 2A Region 1 race will be percent of his attempts while averag- last spring when it revealed charge. have three individual runners this Thursday, Nov. 6, at the ing 8.2 yards per pass, with a rating of it has embraced the drone qualify to run in the region Pensacola Equestrian Center 104.1. pointofview,andTennessee See MIAMI, Page 14A meet by placing top fifteen in in Pensacola. JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com ENTERTAINMENT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2014 ◆ 9A

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Annie’s Mailbox ALLEY OOP BY JACK AND CAROLE BENDER Dear Annie: When I was a teenager I Doris is a troubled woman and lies con- gave up a child for adoption. Eighteen stantly. I suspect she has told her children years later, “Doris” came looking for me, — my grandchildren — all kinds of un- and we formed a very cordial relation- true things about our estrangement. She ship. I attended funerals, weddings, lied to her adoptive mother that I hadn’t births, birthdays, dance recitals and invited her to my wedding, and when I holiday gatherings with her family for said I had her message recorded on my some 25 years. answering machine, she went ballistic. When my husband died and Doris di- She seems sociopathic to me. I’m not vorced, things changed, and I don’t know sure what to do. why. She became distant. When she even- — CONFUSED tually remarried, I was happy for her. But Dear Confused: We wouldn’t attempt ALLEY OOP BY JACK AND CAROLE BENDER when I married again after my husband to diagnose Doris. It simply seems that died, she agreed to be in the wedding and whatever argument she had with your then told me neither she nor her children daughter precipitated a more compli- would attend. cated estrangement. You can try to get Apparently, she had a disagreement to the bottom of it, but you’d have to be with my daughter and couldn’t apolo- very gentle and patient, and we cannot gize. It has been three years, and there promise results. Frankly, we are surprised has been no attempt on either side to you had 25 good years. Many adoptee reconcile. . reunions don’t work out nearly so well.

THATA BABY BY PAULTRAP Bridge Steven Wright said, “Right now I’m defeat the contract. having amnesia and deja vu at the same Note that if West shifts to a low spade at time.” trick three, East must win as cheaply as You might feel like that when you possible and cash the second spade trick look at today’s deal. It is the same as before leading a club. If East wins trick yesterday’s, but it has been rotated by three and immediately plays a club, South 90 degrees. Yesterday, we discussed how can get home by discarding his second to defeat three spades. But suppose that spade. South buys it in three diamonds. What happens with best play by both pairs? KIT‘N’ CARLYLE BY LARRY WRIGHT HERMAN BY JIM UNGER North’s negative double showed length in both minors. Then, over East’s cau- tious raise to two spades (he should have bid three spades — get to the nine-trick level with nine trumps), South’s three- diamond rebid was aggressive. He might have passed, waiting for partner to double again with sufficient values to compete at the three-level. East-West can defeat three diamonds. West starts with his club king and contin- ues with his club ace. This conventionally shows that West started with only those two clubs. With ace-king-third or longer, he would have led the ace at trick one. At trick two, East makes a suit-preference signal to tell West where his entry lies. Here, East drops his 10 on the second round to show a spade entry. Now it is simplest if West cashes his spade king before playing a second spade to his partner’s ace. Then a club lead from East promotes a trump trick for West to 10 A- Tuesday, November 4, 2014 z Jackson County Floridan CLASSIFIEDS WIREGRASS CLASSIFIED

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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FRESH PRODUCE ANNOUNCEMENTS FARMER’S MARKET Ù Tree Business, everything you need to set CEMETERY LOTS& RELATED up a tree sales lot. Tree stands, lights, FRESH GREEN PASTURES& STALLS tree bailer etc. $1500. w/out trailer Cemetery Plots (2) Woodlawn Memory $5000. w / trailer 7x16 x 6 ft.6" tall. PEANUTS MADDOX FARMS Gardens in Ozark. Includes Vault, closing, Call Ù 334-347-9713. opening and headstone. $4000 for both. 850-352-2199 or 850-352-4423 ∂ Horse Boarding Call 334-774-2513 or 334-432-6855. 850-209-3322 or 850-573-6594 (barn or pastures) PETS & ANIMALS ∂ Beautiful Trails ∂ Excellent Care Ward Wilson Memory Hill in the r Also Paso Fino Horses FOR SALE CATS Holy Hills Garden, Lots 299 & 257, Hewett Farms Call 334-791-0023 or 334-791-7312 spaces 4 & 1, $1500. ea. Call Cloverdale Gray Cat Lost , looks like a maine coon- Family United Methodist Church 334-792-2789. Pet, Katie. Call 791-9557 if you’ve seen her. Shelled or Unshelled WANTED - FARM & GARDEN DOGS ENTERTAINMENT Several Varieties! Adorable Benji Mix - 25 lbs, house trained, Buying Pine / Hardwood in Spayed. Needs mature, calm home, skittish White Peas, Zipper & Purple Hull. your area. with strangers. Free. 334-693-0075 r Master J Music Off hwy 90 between Cypress No tract too small / Custom Thinning Beautiful Black Shepherd/Lab Mix - Med size, & Grand Ridge on Mayo Rd. DJ Parties, playful, loving. Spayed. Free. 334-693-9097 Call Pea River Timber Dk. Brindle Pit Bull- Playful, Confident, needs to Bobby Hewett: Weddings etc. be only dog. Neutered. Free. 334-693-9097 r 334-389-2003 q 850-592-4156 or 850-899-8709 850-348-2638 Â FREE Rescued Dogs Shots & fixed Black Labs, Beagles, Beautiful Pitts - black & EMPLOYMENT LODGE NOTICES white, Lab mixes, Sm. mixed breeds, Black Retriever, Beagle Basset mix. 334-791-7312 SAWYER’S PRODUCE HEALTHCARE HAS FRESH HOME GROWN PRODUCE T- Hangars for Lease at German Shepherd Puppies: AKC reg. Black & Headland Municipal Airport tan. Parents on site. Up to date on shots & worming. $350. 334-806-5851; 334-393-7284 $185. Mo. Month-to-Month lease Tenants get a discount on fuel! Gorgeous Brindle Lab Mix - Med. Size, Sweet, Playful, Spayed. Free. 334-693-9097. We have a 5002’ paved runway and a 2348’ turf runway. Lg. Handsome Brindle Lab Mix - Happy, outgo- ing, confident. Neutered. Free. 334-693-9097 Call Pete Crews 850-210-2908 Northwest Florida Community Hospital, or 334-693-9415. PUPPY SALE !! Chipley, FL is seeking qualified Chorkie $220. Shorkies $325. Ready in Nov. Yorkie/Jap. Chin mixes Call 334-718-4886 candidates for the following position: YARD & ESTATE SALES White/Brown Pointer/Lab Mix - 45 lbs. Loves Respiratory Therapy Manager people/dogs. Spayed. Free. 334-693-9097 HOME GROWN, FRESH HURRY HURRY r OVERSTOCK SALE !!!! FT, BS preferred, 5 years clinical man- NOW SELLING 100’s of Misc. Items, Vine Ripe Tomatoes , shelled FARMER’S MARKET agement experience preferred. û More furn. & misc. items added to white peas & butterbeans . FRESH PRODUCE Applications available online at 30% - 50% off sale! û Buy now for pink eyes, cucumbers, squash www.NFCH.org and/or application to: Christmas! Layaways Welcome . Email [email protected] Antiques and Gifts! Reduced to 50% off APLIN 220 W. Hwy 52 Malvern (850) 415-8106 or Fax (850) 638-0622 Go to r" BC BOOTH" FARMS ∂ 334-793-6690 ∂ Smoke and Drug Free Campus. EOE û Backyard Treasure 2331 Ross Clark Cr. Pumpkins, Tomatoes, Sunflowers, HAY& GRAIN EDUCATION FINANCIAL & INSTRUCTION squash, cucumbers, MADDOX FARMS SCHOOLS& INSTRUCTION BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES sweet corn, peppers, egg plant, Beautiful Bermuda Coastal Hay r Round Rolls $50 r Square $5 Look ahead to your & so much more !!! Paso Fino Horses for Sale TURN KEY OPERATION r Open Mon - Sat. ( 7am-6pm ) future! Start training Call 334-791-0023 for a new career in 100 yds. off 431 Abbeville & Sun. ( 1-6 ) Medical Assisting, Oyster Bar & Grill, seating 2729 N. Co Rd 49 N 334-792-6362 Pharmacy Technology, Need aNew Home? & HVAC! capacity over 100, fully Î Come enjoy our Pumpkin Patch, Call Fortis College 855-445-3276 equipped. $80,000 OBO Corn Maze & Wagon Rides Î Check out the Classifieds For consumer info: visit www.fortis.edu serious inquiries only. 4BR/2BA 2956 NOLAND ST. 334-585-3453 or 334-585-3629 2583SF. AMAZING CUSTOM HOME! MERCHANDISE $179,900 CALL 850-209-3403

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Baker Hill Haunted House We would like to invite Sudoku everyone to come to the Baker Hill Haunted House and Hayride for the 2014 Level: 1 2 3 haunt season. Located in Baker Hill, AL. Complete the grid so each row, column and The Haunted House is open on Friday & Saturday 3-by-3 box (in bold borders) contains every digit evenings in October. 1 to 9. For strategies on how to solve Sudoku, Visit our website www.bakerhillhauntedhouse. com for more information. visit www.sudoku.org.uk. JEWELRY & WATCHES Solution to Monday’sFriday’s puzzle puzzle Wanted: Old Coins, Gold, Diamonds, Guns, And Tools West Main Jewelry & Loan 334-671-1440. LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT

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 Jackson County Floridan z Tuesday, November 4, 2014 - 11 A RESIDENTIAL TRUCKS, BUSES, TRACTORS, TRAILERS `1234567890-=qwertyuiop[]\asdfghjkl;ízxcvbnm,./`QWERTYUIOP[]ASDFGHJKL;íZXCVBNM,./~!@#$%^&*()_+TRANSPORTATION LEGALS REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Ford 2005 F350 Dually APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED AUTOS FOR SALE supercab flatbed 124,000 LEGAL NOTICES mi. Cruise control. Rides * 2BR/1½ BA Apartment For Rent in Buick 1994 Roadmaster, leather, very clean, and drives amazing. Book LF160221 Nice Neighborhood $600/Mo. dark JadeSpone, 1-owner, 5.7 liter, good gas is $11,000. Motivated seller F Call 850-482-5134 E mil. $2700. 334-347-8003. asking $9,000.334-791-3081 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR JACKSON HOUSES UNFURNISHED Cadillac 2012 CTS: Ford F150 1988 , new tires, very clean, COUNTY, FLORIDA. Certified one owner with runs great, red in color $2500. CASE No. 322010CA000339 2BR/1BA home in Graceville Frig & Stove , only 22,000 miles, silver 334-792-5822. inclosed bk. yd. NO PETS $600. mo. + $300. dep. with gray interior. Price BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., 850-263-2045 or 850-326-1011. $24,500 OBO. Give Scott a call @ 334-685-1070. HORSE TRAILER Goose Neck 24ft., 16 ft. box & PLAINTIFF, center gate with side door, 8 ft. storage above VS. r 2BR/1BA House for rent with lg backyard Chevrolet 2003 Malibu Goose Neck, sm. gate & full gate in back , new ARTHUR WAYNE FORREN, ET AL. Safe and quiet neighborhood, $525/mo + dep. LS, loaded, V6, clean, 63k floor & pad. $2200. 334-899-3703. DEFENDANT(S). Call 850-482-8196 or 850-209-1301 miles, $4700. 334-790- Utility Trailer , heavy duty, 6x16ft, drive up NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE 3BR/1BA Brick home, Malone/Bascom area, 7959. ramp, 3ft high removable side gates, (4) R/15 lg. quiet yard, dirt road, $600 Mo. tires. $1,750. Call 334-702-1362 Avail. Nov 15th Chip 850-209-1265 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to the Final Chevrolet 2006 Impala (Police) 3900 V-6 Judgment of Foreclosure dated June 30, 2014 in û 4BR / 2BA + bonus rm. House, fenced yard, cold AC, 164,000 miles CD, runs great, $2500. VANS the above action, I will sell to the highest bid- NO PETS, $800 mo. + $500 dep. 334-677-7748 or 334-200-5297 der for cash at Jackson County, Florida, on No- GMC 1997 Savana vember 20, 2014 at 11:00 AM, at North door of r 850-557-9475 Extended Cab - 4 Chevrolet 2006 Silverado 3500 Cargo Van. 132,700 courthouse in Marianna- 4445 Lafayette Street, û Austin Tyler & Co û Door, White, Gray Vinyl Seats, Vortec 4.8 V8, miles. Fair condition. Marianna, FL 32446 for the following described Quality Homes & Apartments New Paint, Interior Good, New Carpet, Tires $1,100. Call 850-526-3614 property: r 850- 526-3355 or austintylerco.com Good, New Radio, Great Work Truck, No PW, and ask for Valeria. "Property Management Is Our ONLY Business" PDL, Cruise. 203K, Third Alabama Dothan Own- COMMENCING AT A CONCRETE MONUMENT er, 334-671-3059, NADA and Kelly Blue Book Re- WANTED AUTOS MARKING THE SE CORNER OF THE NE 1/4 OF Comfortable and Spacious! Large living room, tail Over $7500, Sell For $5995 CASH. THE SE 1/4 OF SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 5 dining, 2 kitchens, carport with lots of storage. NORTH, RANGE 10 WEST, JACKSON COUNTY, Large fenced yard with pool, great for children Chevrolet 2013 Malibu, Must Sell! Like new, 1ST PLACE TO CALL FOR ALL OF FLORIDA; THENCE N 00° 53‘ 54" W, 660.19 and pets. Close to Walmart and I-10. Don’t miss $250 down, $259 per month. Call Steve 334-791- YOUR TOWING NEEDS! FEET; THENCE N 89° 25‘ 17" W, 1702.99 FEET; this one. 2 weeks free rent, deposit required. 8243 THENCE N 00° 34‘ 41" E, 660.00 FEET; THENCE N 89° 25‘ 17‘‘ W, 557.71 FEET; THENCE N 01° Available Nov 1st. Call 850-566-9902 Dodge 2013 Charger 08‘ 14" W, 902.94 FEET TO A POINT ON THE Unfurnished Mobile Homes, Apartments and R/T Plus. Black w/black WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY OF A 60 FOOT PUB- Houses in Graceville. Some properties pet int., V8 Hemi engine. Sport LIC ROADWAY AND CALL THIS THE POINT OF friendly. Call Today 850-263-5753 package. Fully loaded, Contact Jason Harger at 334-791-2624 BEGINNING; THENCE N 88° 51‘ 46" W, 342.27 leather ventilated seats, power sunroof, FEET; MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT button/ remote start, touch screen display, THENCE N 00° 0 1‘ 11" E ALONG A FENCE, navigation system, rear back-up camera/park- CALL FOR TOP PRICE 240.00 FEET; THENCE S 67° 26‘ 34" E, 383.83 2/1 Mobile Home with peaceful setting in assist sensors, blind spot & cross path detec- FEET TO SAID WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY; tion, premium sound, Bluetooth. Immaculate! FOR JUNK VEHICLES THENCE SOUTHERLY AND 56.08 FEET ALONG the Cottondale Area. Call 850-890-8485 One owner. 37,500 miles. $26,900. 334-379-8218. THE ARC OF A CURVE CONCAVE TO THE SOUTHEAST HAVING A RADIUS OF 150.00 FEET û 2 & 3 bedroom mobile Homes in Cottondale. Ford 2013 Mustang I ALSO SELL USED PARTS AND A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 21° 15‘ 12"; THENCE $500 and up. H2O, garbage, sewer included. Premium. Beautiful race 24 HOUR TOWING r 334-792-8664 CONTINUE ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY, S 01° http:// www.charloscountryliving.com. red with only 36,250 miles, 08‘ 14" W, 45.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- Only $57. to turn on power r 850-209-8847 q black leather interior and Guaranteed Highest Prices Paid NING. SAID PARCEL CONTAINS 1.36 ACRES Shaker sound. Asking MORE OR LESS. Starting at $275. for complete local cars, r $19,500 OBO. Give Scott a call at 334-685-1070 2 & 3 BR Mobile Homes trucks, titles or no titles up to 2002. We also for more info. All reasonable offers will be EASEMENT: COMMENCE AT A CONCRETE in Marianna & Sneads (850)209-8595 buy farm equipment, semi’s, semi trailers. considered. We can also arrange financing. MONUMENT MARKING THE NW CORNER OF 7-Days a week from 7a-7p 334-200-6487 THE NE 1/4 OF SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 5 2BR/1BA Mobile Home in Marianna Area - Honda 2012 Civic, 4door, great gas mileage, We do not buy vehicles with current leins !! NORTH, RANGE 10 WEST, JACKSON COUNTY, Very clean, small, in park, CH&A, water, must sell. $250 down, $249 per month. Call FLORIDA; THENCE S 00° 15‘ 27" W ALONG THE and sewage. No Pets or Smoking. Steve 334-791-8243 WEST LINE OF SAID NE 1/4 FOR A DISTANCE OF $450 Mo. + Dep. Call 850-482-8333 b û We buy Wrecked Vehicles 3314.34 TO THE SOUTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF Honda 2012 Civic BERKSHIRE ROAD AND THE POINT OF BEGIN- In Alford Fl. 12 wide 2BR/1BA Super cool with only Running or not ! NING OF ROAD RIGHT OF WAY; THENCE DE- $380 Mo. + Dep. 33,480 miles. Gray with 334-794-9576 or 344-791-4714 PARTING SAID WEST LINE, RUN N 48° 11‘ 39" E û Call 850-579-8882/850-209-1664/850-573-1851 gray interior all keys and FOR A DISTANCE OF 131.61 FEET; THENCE N 10° books. Clean carfax. Ready 40‘ 47" EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 239.11 FEET; RESIDENTIAL to drive. Asking $13,850 OBO. Give Scott a call THENCE N 30° 38‘ 14" EAST FOR A DISTANCE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE at 334-685-1070. OF 201.56 FEET; THENCE N 45° 30‘ 47" EAST FOR DISTANCE OF 191.93 FEET; THENCE N 17° FARMS, LAND, TIMBER 27‘ 15" E FOR A DISTANCE OF 324.67 FEET TO A I’M BACK !!!!! POINT OF CURVATURE; THENCE NORTHEAST- Big Timber, Great Hunting 250 ac. w/ GOT BAD CREDIT? ERLY 148.99 FEET ALONG THE ARC OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHWESTERLY TO A POINT OF fenced pasture, woods & ponds, $0. * Down - Ride Today $1950 per acre Alliud Land, 1-800-590-6439. Pass, REPO, BK’S, - No Credit SSI & VA OK *Call for more details Randolph County 395 acres @ $1,500/ac Near Benevolence. Timber/Road Frontage r Call Steve Pope 334-803-9550 CALL 478-731-8766 $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ HOMES FOR SALE Kia 2013 Optima, Must Sell! Under warranty, $200 down, $269 per month. Call Ron Ellis 334- û FSBO 4BR/2.5 BA 2-Story 714-0028. waterfront on the Mill Pond in Nissan 2013 Altima, Super Sharp, like new, $200 down, $269 per month. Call Ron Ellis 334-714- a great neighborhood Marianna 0028. REDUCED $199,000 Volvo 2013 XC60 Platinum Package. Fully loaded: Corvette Tires and Rims - 2 Front Tires 45 ZR Glass Display Cases (2) 5ft, $300 Ea. Deer 850-526-1309 or 850-573-0223 Voice activated naviga- 172 Back Tires 40 ZR18 $700. 334-347-1208 Stand, lean-to $40. Call 850-579-4565 tion, premium sound, Digital Office Sign , 2’x3’, excellent condition. homelink, front and rear RECREATION $500 Call 334-798-3371 Office File Cabinets (4) 5 drawer lateral, excel- park assist, panoramic lent condition $250 Each. Call 334-798-3371 ATVS, GO CARTS, GOLF CARTS roof, privacy glass, push button start, power tailgate, back-up camera, blind spot indicators. Dining Table with 4 chairs, purchased from 4-Wheeler: 2013 Polaris Sportsman 400 with Immaculate! Like new! One owner, 14,000 Badcock, round, all wood $75 850-526-0035. 4WD, great condition. $4,500 obo. 334-435-4767. miles. $32,500. 334-693-4987 or 334-796-5919 RIFLE- Nice 1953 M1 Garand. All correct Executive Office Desks with chairs, (3) excel- (probably original) parts. Good wood with BOATS MOTORCYCLES lent condition $250 Each Set. Call 334-798-3371 govt. cartouche and original finish on metal. $900. Call (850) 263-2701 2009 Pro-Craft 181 Combo Fish & Ski w/ 2010 2002 Harley Davidson Mercury 115 Pro XS. Excellent condition. Lots Ultra Classic Electra Glide of extras $14,000. Call 334-797-7707 Garaged. Purple/black. Loaded. Chromed out. 24’ Pontoon Boat "Kay" 14,750 mi. Excellent condi- Good condition w/rebuilt tion. $11,500. 792-8701 1983 Evinrude E70 motor. Lots of new parts. Delivery 2005 Honda Goldwing is optional. $3,190. Please GL1800 - Touring Edition, call for more details 678-964-1200 65,962 miles, Excellent cosmetic condition. In Z6 Nitro 2012 17 ft., 115 HP, trolling mower 54 mint mechanical cond. pound trust, fish finder, aerated live well, bilge Specially badged, 30th Anniversary edition, well, only 8-12 hrs. on motor. $10,500. FIRM No dents or dings, garaged kept, No road rash, 334-445-0330. 85% tire tread, $12,000 OBO. Call 334-790-3692 CAMPERS& TRAVEL TRAILERS û2011 Harley Davidson û 2008 Jayco Designer 5th Wheel, 34RLQS- Super Glide Custom Excellent condition. Always garage kept, 4 Blue Pearl & Vivid Black, slides, 2 ducted AC, Onan gas generator, cen- 11K Miles, Over $3,000 tral vac, electric fireplace, extended JayPlus H-D Accessories, transferable warranty-good thru 2018. $29,000. Garage Kept, H-D 334-797-7707 Factory Original. Original Owner. Showroom Quality! Like New Condition! 31ft. x 8ft. sleeps 8, 3ft. x14ft. roll Prowler 1999 Must see! r $12,500 334-598-0061 out, bath/shower combo, lots of storage, inside very clean, $8200. Leave number and email for Suzuki Blvd. 2009 only 7800 miles, like new, pictures. Call 850-482-5026. garage kept, loaded with extras. Only $5000. MOTOR HOMES & RVS 334-714-6608 WILL HOLD TILL CHRISTMAS

2011 Georgetown By Forest River, 30ft., 2800 SPORT UTILITY miles, like new w/salellite dish and many ex- Acura 2003 MDX , Touring tras, $65,000 OBO 334-232-4194 edition fully loaded with 37 Ft. Class A 1999 Dolphin all wheel drive, drop down Motor home with low mile- DVD and Trailer towing age and in great condi- package, 149K miles. Car tion. Has 2 slide outs. is in excellent condition. $7,000. 334-688-5156 Asking $25,000 OBO Ford 2000 Expedition , cold AC, very clean, well (tow dolly with full price maintained. 150K miles, $4895. 334-792-8018. deal). Call 334-655-8462 or 334-655-8461 RVS& CAMPERS WANTED GMC 1998 Yukon , red, fully loaded, 4x4, runs great, very clean, cold AC, never wrecked, Winnebago 2014 Vista good hunting truck. Asking $2900 26HE, V10 gas, 1-slide, Call 334-726-1215 hyd-jacks, 19 ft. electric TRUCKS, BUSES, TRACTORS, TRAILERS awning, rear camera, HD TV, leather, many extras. 5900 miles, MSRP $87,680. 2002 John Deere 5205 Tractor Will sell for $67,500. 334-797-0324 2 wheel drive with canopy and 3 point Freedom hitch. WATERSPORTS In Print and Online Also Brown 6 ft. mower, disc, and 2005 Yamaha GP1300R Tuffline box blade. JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN 50 hours. Comes with trail- Tractor has only 623 hours. CLASSIFIEDS er, cover, and spare tire. Sold as package only. $14,500 $5,200 obo 334-791-2487 B & F Lands 850-526-3614 or 1-800-779-2557 call or text leave message 334-889-4514 jcfloridan.com Find jobs fast and easy! 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They spend a lot of time and a attractions. WMQ7 K).. JQ ").. DN FN ;6 J=$ J=$ 8?J$ @;88;?7 !8Q/ !$6< F?M;?66? '=?O$8 !36$M?8 venues throughout the year. lot of money doing this.” The subdivision has another big 6$88 ?6&%Q88;$ !$66$8 T?M< TQ7$N “This is a full-fledged hobby for Laymon said some of the par- event next weekend. A conference &/ND=/88;L 8;2$& ;6 H?+9LQ6 F?M;?66? '=?O$8 !3< these people,” Laymon said. “They ticipants stayed over to see some of of the Florida Trails Association will 'Q36J/ ?88 QW =$M 8;W$ 1=$M$ 6$M?8 TQ7$ ;L ;6 +=?M>$ were very historically accurate, in the local sights, and that the Hills fi ll all the cabins again, he said. L=$ $6:Q/$&+QQ9;6> ?6& QW ?MM?6>$7$6JLN#0OM$L< 7?9;6> +M?WJLN L;Q6L QW L/7O?J=/ 7?/ -$ D=/88;L 1?L OM$+$&$& ;6 L3-7;JJ$& Q68;6$ ?J 111N &$?J= -/ =$M O?M$6JL ?6& owning fi ve industrial- the local operation. “The Annual Growth Rate of 7?M;?66?+=?O$8W=N+Q7N =$M 8Q2;6> =3L-?6& V$6$ BioEnergy scale production plants, wood pellets produced approximately 21 percent a count that includes the from our Cottondale from 9.9 million Metric From Page 1A pending acquisition of the plant are suitable for Tons Per Year to 38 million ony warrant for a state pro- Cottondale facility. Two uses other than industrial MTPYin2020,primarilyas bation violation at the time. expected to acquire the of the others are in North power generation, a result of demand growth Hayes As officers approached Cottondale-based wood Carolina and the other including commercial in Northern Europe, South From Page 1A the subject, Hayes is said pellet plant soon from two are in Mississippi. and residential heating,” Korea and Japan.” to have tossed something the direct buyer, Enviva Because of the fi ling, a the fi ling states. “The Green Circle began Korinthid Javar Hayes, 32, to the ground that was re- Holdings, if the direct companyspokesmansaid, Cottondale plant has operations in 2008 and of Marianna. Police knew covered after he was taken deal is OK’d, perhaps in Enviva is limited in what it already delivered employs about 80 people Hayes to have an active fel- into custody. What Hayes December of this year or can say about the deal and production into this directly within its plant. It dropped, police say, was a January of 2015. so declined comment. market and has several engages another 20 or so bag containing marijuana. Enviva Partners has also In the fi ling, the cargoes contracted for asdriverstransportingraw During a search of Hayes’ fi led for permission from company indicated that 2015 and beyond. We will material from the fi eld to person, officers found items the U.S Securities and the Cottondale plant continue to evaluate these the plant and then taking they considered to be drug Exchange Commission will be renamed “Enviva markets as they develop the product to shipping paraphernalia. to offer publicly-traded Pellets Cottondale, LLC” and will pursue favorable points in Panama City. Hayes was arrested and stock in the company. at some point after the sales opportunities,” it Neraas said Enviva charged with possession Enviva Holdings is cited sale is official. continues. reached out to the Green of marijuana (less than 20 as a “sponsor” in that Indicating expectations The company cites Circle owner several grams), possession of drug fi ling, which states that that the demand for an industry market months ago and that plans paraphernalia and violation the Cottondale plant will wood pellets for energy consultant in the fi ling for a sale were solidified of state probation. He was be “contributed” to the production and other uses as having reported in late September. He taken to the Jackson Coun- Partners “in connection will grow significantly that “global demand said the companies are ty Correctional Facility to with this offering.” around the globe in the for utility-grade wood confident that the deal await his fi rst appearance Enviva Partners, in its future, the fi ling also pellets is projected to will survive the formal test in court. fi ling, describes itself as speaks of future plans for expand at a Compound for antitrust compliance.

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The Associated Press when Clint Bowyer had Busch started ninth, but an accident on the front- had already slipped six FORT WORTH, Texas stretch on the 331st of 334 spots within the fi rst fi ve — Brad Keselowski is do- scheduled laps. laps. ing everything he can for a “Jeff just got a really good Busch also won the Na- chance at another NASCAR start the restart before and tionwide and Camping championship. No matter got control of the race,” World Truck Series races at how angry he makes other Johnson said. Texas in 2009, but ran out drivers. NO TRIFECTA: Kyle Busch of fuel with 2 1/2 laps left Jeff Gordon was fi ght- fi nished fourth, but never in the Cup race when he ing mad at Texas, leading really threatened in his bid was leading. He did com- to a post-race confronta- to complete his second ca- plete an unprecedented tion with Keselowski and reer NASCAR tripleheader tripleheader sweep at Bris- a big melee. Gordon’s shot weekend sweep. tol in 2010. at a huge playoff victory Busch was already a lap YELLOW SUNDAY: After got wiped out after hard down and running 22nd only one caution in the fi rst contact during extra laps when part of his tire came 175 laps, a stretch which Sunday. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS apart on lap 205. He got up included 129 consecutive “It’s his disregard for Jeff Gordon is in the middle of a fi ght after Sunday’s Sprint Cup race at Texas Motor Speedway into the top 10 after a fi nal green-flag laps, the yellow what’s going on out there,” in Fort Worth, Texas. The crews of Gordon and Brad Keselowski fought after the race. series of cautions. fl ag fl ew 12 times in the said Gordon, the four- who fi nished third. appeared to come from have been won by drivers “We were a bag of every- last 166 laps. time champion who in “I’m doing everything I crew members — includ- already eliminated from thing today. Man, we were The 13 total cautions an earlier live post-race can to win this champion- ing a member of Gordon contention, at least three so bad,” Busch said. “We were the most ever at Tex- television interview used ship, racing at 100 percent. teammate Kasey Kahne’s of the drivers in the fi nal fought all day long. ... The as, which hosted its 28th an expletive in referring That’s something I’m not team who appeared to four at Homestead will be guys got me a good car Cup race. to Keselowski. “He made going to be ashamed for.” land several shots on Kes- determined by points. there at the end in order to There were seven yel- an over-aggressive move. At Charlotte Motor elowski from behind. The eight Chase con- battle back and come back low fl ags in the fi nal 55 Those are moves you fi nd Speedway last month, it NASCAR will review the tenders going to Phoenix for a fourth.” laps. if you’ve got a slamming, was Matt Kenseth who brawl and penalties could next week are separated by banging race. He cut my lost his cool and attacked be issued during the week. only 18 points. left rear tire. That was it for Keselowski. Keselowski was fi ned Joey Logano and Denny me. It’s a real shame.” Gordon stopped his car $50,000 for his behavior at Hamlin both have 4,072 NURSING HOME After spinning out, losing right by Keselowski after Charlotte, but Kenseth es- points,twomorethanRyan a lap in the pits and fi nish- the Texas race, and there caped penalty because he Newman. Gordon dropped ing 29th, Gordon became were of punches thrown. did not throw any punches from fi rst to fourth after the second competitor NASCAR officials were in when he jumped Kesel- the Texas rumble, a point ABUSE/NEGLECT in four races during the the middle of crew mem- owski from behind. ahead of Kenseth and Carl Chase for the Sprint Cup bers and others around Robin Pemberton, NAS- Edwards. Keselowski and championship to confront Keselowski’s No. 2 car. CAR senior vice president Harvick round out the If alovedone has been 2012 champ Keselowski af- It seemed the only con- of competition and racing contenders. injuredordeveloped an ter the checkered fl ag. tact among drivers was development, indicated he 4 FOR 70: Johnson be- Fireworks exploded in when Kevin Harvick had no problem with the came the fi rst driver to win illness as result of neglector the sky, and on pit road, shoved Keselowski into the hard racing in Texas. He four Cup races at Texas, while Gordon teammate fracas, and Gordon briefly might have a different take and got his 70th career abuseinanursinghome, JimmieJohnsoncelebrated appeared to grab hold of on what happened after victory. Johnson led nine his third consecutive vic- Keselowski’s fi re suit. the race. times, keeping the No. call forafreeconsultation. tory in the Texas fall race. “I just turned him around “Everybody gets togeth- 48 Hendrick Motorsports his mayinclude bed Gordon was leading and told him to go fi ght his er, and when you’re hold- Chevrolet in front for 191 on a restart on Lap 335, own fi ght,” Harvick said. ing on to each other and of the 341 laps. sores, falls, malnutrition, one more than the race’s Keselowski’s face was grabbing and this, that and “To win 70 Cup races scheduled length, when he puffy, and he took a couple the other, it’s one thing,” is mind-blowing to me,” dehydrationand other took the outside line.When quick drinks of water to Pemberton said. “When Johnson said. “Very proud the No. 24 car drifted up a wash the blood from his punches are landed, that’s to have all my races with problems. bit, Keselowski pushed mouth. 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down the sideline. Miami Without the drone, Coley would have chided Kaaya for the mistake. But the From Page 8A drone gave a much better angle of what the The Hurricanes put the drone into regular defender was doing, and why Kaaya moved use starting around late September, and it’s his receiver slightly off the sideline to make perhaps not a coincidence that Kaaya has the play. been making better decisions ever since. “You see that? He did exactly what he “When you see from the drone’s point of was supposed to do,” Coley said. “And I view, you get a complete panoramic view wouldn’t have known that. That drone, we of the fi eld,” Kaaya told The Associated got to see exactly what he was seeing. We Press. “You see what I’m seeing. You see got to see his guy getting pushed toward the whole fi eld better and then it’s easier the sideline, so he throws it away from the to show coaches what I was thinking at any defensive back. There’s so much coaching given moment.” that doesn’t happen because you don’t get Coley calls it a gamechanging advantage, all the angles. We get them now.” and as he held a remote control Monday in- The drone, which gets moved to show side the Miami offensive meeting room he numerous angles in each practice, has also eagerly displayed what he meant by show- led to some interesting moments. ing the same play from various angles. Players have been known to gesture Kaaya was throwing the ball to a receiv- wildly at the drone after making a big play. er on the right sideline, the far side of the Kaaya had to learn to get used to having fi eld from where a camera atop a sideline a machine buzzing not far from his hel- On Veterans Day,weremember the brave men tower was rolling. That angle, from per- met. And during the week where Miami and women who have fought to protect our haps as much as 60 yards away, suggested prepped for Duke, a higher-powered drone Kaaya’s throw — which tailed back slightly than what Miami uses was spotted at prac- country’sfreedoms at home and overseas. We toward the middle of the fi eld before get- tice; ultimately, it was deemed to be a fra- invite you to help us honor these American heroes ting caught — should have been sent more ternity prank. on Veteran’sDay by submitting their photo and military title using the form below.All entries will appear in our special Veteran’sDay page on Tuesday,November 11.

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