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WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 2014 / 22 PAGES, 2 SECTIONS • fbnewsleader.com County ‘Consummate pro’ shoots dies doing what ne he loved — flying ds ve MARY MAGUIRE m ‘nasty’ News-Leader t? ‘He was absolutely in love t’s Investigators are still trying to find out why an experienced com- with aviation. He would mercial pilot from Yulee crashed into rather fly somewhere geese the Lofton Creek marsh Monday than drive a car.’ morning within minutes of taking off from the airstrip at the Flying A FRED ARNETT MARY MAGUIRE Ranch where had lived for the last 30 News-Leader years. FLYING A RANCH The pilot, who a friend says was Geese are under fire at the judicial flying a vintage plane from the late move the aircraft from the marsh. center in Yulee for soiling the side- 1940s, did not survive. Lueders said a witness saw the walks. Authorities said Charles Yeagle, plane go down. County officials say the droppings 65, died at the scene off Miner Road “According to the witness, the are a health hazard and they can no south of Yulee High School and that plane had just taken off when it longer tolerate geese using the cen- he was the only person in the air- appeared that it lost power and lost ter’s courtyard as their open air out- craft. altitude,” said Lueders. house. So, they’re flushing the flock. Yeagle, who was retired from a The undersheriff said the pilot They’ve secured a permit from the long career for a commercial carrier, was apparently trying to gain altitude U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to let worked as director of operations for in an effort to return to the airstrip at them use bullets on the birds. Nealco Air Charter Services based in the Flying A Ranch before the crash. The agency issued a depredation Fort Lauderdale. The owner of the He said the plane went down permit on June 25 that allows a shoot- company said in an interview “probably 10 to 15 feet from Lofton er to eliminate up to 20 Canada geese Tuesday that Yeagle was a dedicated Creek itself, in the marsh.” from the Robert M. Foster Justice employee as well as a friend. He said someone from the ranch Center. “He was the consummate profes- called 9-1-1 just after 10 a.m. The shooter has so far killed 14 sional,” said David Hocher. Fred Arnett, who owns the Flying birds, say officials, and he’s got until “It’s a loss for the company A Ranch as well as the airstrip on the Aug. 21 to get the other six, according because we’re a small operation with 85000 block of Miner Road, said he to the permit. The paperwork says a few employees, but it’s also a loss on and his wife, Jean, heard Yeagle’s renewal is possible if the reductions to a personal level. We were all friends.” plane take off around 9:30 a.m. but the flock are not finished by that date. According to the Federal Aviation did not hear any sounds of trouble. “It’s just nasty. It’s slippery and Administration’s website, Yeagle was “It sounded fine from the house,” dangerous. And, people track it into certified to fly commercial jets and said Arnett. the courthouse,” said Chief had FAA certification to sign off on Arnett said a local fisherman spot- Administrative Judge Robert Foster. the proficiency of other pilots. ted the plane in trouble and then You? The National Transportation called him at home. Arnett said the “No, I haven’t stepped in it, but I HEATHER A. PERRY/NEWS-LEADER Safety Board is sending investigators fisherman could not say why the pilot have tiptoed around it,” said the judge. Care Centers of Nassau Day Program Coordinator Robert to the crash site, said Nassau County and his plane dropped from the sky. Foster said maintenance workers Hardnett and Skills Instructor Colleen Blash display a birdhouse Undersheriff George Lueders. He have tried a variety of non-lethal meth- made by one of their individuals, top. Pirate ship birdhouses said the NTSB will decide when to CRASH Continued on 3A ods over the last two to three years to made by individuals at Care Centers of Nassau await purchase at get rid of the birds, including repel- the Pecan Roll Bakery on South Eighth Street, above. lants and sonic sound machines. The judge said they cost $550 each and that the county purchased three. “It was supposed to emit some kind ‘Their smiles are the Attorney to board: of sound to bother just the birds, but they were useless. Nothing has worked,” said Foster. highlight of our day’ “And we’re frustrated because this don’t leave a trail is a beautiful, bucolic setting and it’s nice to see the birds. All the wildlife.” HEATHER A. PERRY The judge said that every once in News-Leader a while a black hog will wander onto ‘They are not their the property and cows have also made pened in 1968, Care of public records their way there. Deer are regular vis- Centers of Nassau is an diagnosis, they are each itors. But the geese have got to go. intermediate care facility individuals. That’s why MARY MAGUIRE because the Port has agreed to help O for individuals with devel- finance utilities at Crawford Diamond, “But I’m open to ideas,” said Foster. O News-Leader “I’d love to keep the birds.” opmental and mobility disabilities, our emphasis is on the the certified industrial site west of Canada geese are migratory birds including autism spectrum. individuals.’ Don’t write it down. downtown Callahan, to help attract and they are federally protected. Skills Instructor Colleen Blash When it comes to keeping secrets a manufacturer or industrial complex They’re the birds with the black heads has been eliciting smiles at the ROBERT HARDNETT a secret, there is a greater chance of to set up shop here. and necks and broad white patches facility for 23 years. CARE CENTERS OF NASSAU success if the secret is not in writ- Davis told commissioners that if around the eye and throat. They’re “Working with our individuals ing. they make a connection with a poten- known to mate for life and in the wild and seeing them smile is the high- “Records are public records,” said tial company, they should give it to they can live from 10 to 20 years, light of my day,” said Blash, who them.” attorney Clyde Davis. Nassau County’s Economic though at the judicial center their days oversees the Creative Wheels Profits from sale of the bird- Davis is the legal representative Development Board (NCEDB). are numbered. workshop, a favorite activity of houses fund monthly Fun Days at for the Nassau County Ocean Why? The judge said dealing with the many individuals at the care center. the center. Highway & Port Authority for the “They have the ability that we as geese has forced him to become some- “Our workshop is a place where “We let them choose what it’s Port of Fernandina, and recently he a public body cannot do,” said Davis. what of an expert in the routine of our individuals make tie-dye T- going to be whether they want led its board through a compliance And that’s keeping secrets. Canada geese. shirts and bird houses. They also pizza or fried chicken or maybe ice review on public records requests “Let them generate the records,” “Do you know how much they do pottery and a significant amount cream and cake. It’s a special thing and access under Florida’s Sunshine said Davis. leave behind every day? I do.” said of jewelry making. This gives them for them and the profits from the laws. The NCEDB and the chamber of the judge. “Each bird drops one and a the opportunity to learn some new artwork go directly to fund that,” “The main thing is to know what commerce are good resources, he half to two pounds every single day skills and to have something to said Hardnett. the boundaries are,” said Davis. said, because they have greater pro- and we’ve got more than 20 of them show for their hard work. It gives “Everything we do is centered He told commissioners that the tections from Sunshine regulations. out here, so what’s that? Thirty to 40 them a sense of accomplishment,” around our individuals. If they’re boundaries include texts, cell phones, He told commissioners that if they pounds. That’s a lot. Too much.” said Day Program Coordinator not happy, we’re not happy, that’s landlines, Internet and emails. need to share information in public He said maintenance workers, Robert Hardnett. our code.” “They’re all public records,” said meetings, they should avoid specific including a technician and a custodian, Hardnett is proud that the art- In addition to learning arts and Davis. “We have that obligation to details. are spending too much time on clean- work by day program individuals is crafts, individuals also learn life the pubic that we serve.” “There’s nothing wrong in keep- up and it’s costing the county money. getting out into the community. skills and pedestrian skills at the He also told commissioners that ing generalities,” said Davis. While no one likes to see, or step “We have some of our pirate center at 329 S. Eighth St. they are not allowed to ask who wants This kind of information sounds in, saturated sidewalks, extermination ships on display at the Pecan Roll Twice daily positioning sessions the records or why they want them. like anti-Sunshine advice. seems like a drastic approach, doesn’t Bakery and we hope to have more help build up muscles that can “You can’t ask the reason for the It did to Barbara Petersen of the it? businesses to showcase our art- become weak from being chair- request or ask for identification,” said First Amendment Foundation in “It is a drastic approach,” said work, too.” bound. At the new state-of-the-art Davis. Tallahassee. Foster. “It has become a drastic situ- Bakery owners Jeff and Ellie facility under construction on Davis said that he could brief indi- “It is a violation of the spirit and ation.” Weisfeld said, “We agreed to sell Hendricks Road in Yulee, this seg- viduals privately if they have con- interest of our constitutional right of The county hired Wild Things the pirate ship birdhouses because ment of the day will be greatly cerns. access,” said Petersen. “The purpose Nuisance Animal Removal based in we thought they looked neat, are enhanced. “And I’m not going to give you is oversight and accountability.” Jacksonville on July 11 to handle the well made and decorated and “A lot of our individuals are anything because I’m not going to In a phone interview, Petersen job for $1,100. would sell. We think it will benefit wheelchair-bound and at the new generate a public record,” said Davis. said that all public officials should According to the paperwork, the the craftsman through encourage- facility, we will have a pool so we The meeting also focused on pub- embrace Sunshine. ment and a little spending money. lic access to information with regard GEESE Continued on 3A 100 percent of all sales goes to CARE Continued on 3A to economic development. That’s PORT Continued on 3A

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2A WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 2014 NEWS News-Leader OBITUARIES WEEKLY Virginia D. Butler FL Community Hospice, 4266 Sunbeam Road, School and taught Journalism and UPDATE Jacksonville, FL 32257. English at Hilliard Middle-Senior Virginia D. Butler, 77, passed away Sunday morn- Please share her Life Legacy at www.oxley- High School where she was also the ing, July 27, 2014 at her Yulee, FL residence. heard.com. yearbook advisor. She impacted the Donate your guitar Mrs. Butler was born February 15, 1937 in Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors lives of many throughout her teach- Arts Alive Nassau is excit- Winston-Salem, NC and moved to Yulee in 1978 from ing career. ed to report it plans to start a Jacksonville. She was a member of Survivors include her husband guitar program at Yulee Celebration Baptist Church in Yulee Velma Jackson of 40 years, Keith Merrey of Elementary in September as where she helped with the children’s Velma Jackson, 70, passed away peacefully Callahan, FL; her daughter, Jamie part of its after-school offer- nursery. She is described by those Thursday morning, July 24, 2014 at her Yulee resi- Merrey Ball and son in law, Jonathan Ball of Yulee, FL; ings. To do so, they need who knew and loved her as easy dence. her mother, Glenna Hall of Jacksonville, FL; mother donations of acoustic guitars. going, always willing to help others Mrs. Jackson was born August 9, in law, Dot Merrey, also of Jacksonville; a sister, Gayle Perhaps you purchased one and never having a cross word with 1943 in Sprigg, WV and moved to Elliott (Larry); sister in law, Lynne Ghioto (Rod); with the idea of taking lessons anyone. She enjoyed fishing, cook- Yulee in 1980. She was of the Baptist nieces and nephews, Jeff Ghioto (Sara), Lucie Ghioto or learning to play and never ing, gardening and was known as a faith. Mrs. Jackson’s life revolved (Ginny), Justin Elliot (Leian) and Matt Elliott; and got around to it. If you have hard worker. She was a sweet, loving person. around her family. She was a devot- several great nieces and nephews. an acoustic guitar and would Mrs. Butler is survived by her husband of 39 years, ed mother and grandmother. She Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Saturday, be willing to donate it to Arts David Butler of Yulee, FL; two daughters and sons in loved life and always took time to be August 2, at The Journey Church, 95707 Amelia Alive Nassau, they would be law, Debra and Scott Eber, and Terry and Peter Labbe, involved with her children’s educa- Concourse, Yulee, FL 32097. Interment will follow in most appreciative. Contact all of Jacksonville, FL; a step son, David Butler of tion and other areas of their lives. Green Pine Cemetery. The family will receive friends them at info@artsalivenas- Atlanta, GA; seven grandchildren and one great grand- She loved animals and they loved her. She loved sun- from 10:00 a.m. until the time of service Saturday at sau.org or 225-0575 during child. rises on the beach and looked forward to family gath- the church. business hours. By donating, Funeral services will be held at 3:00 p.m. Thursday, erings when she loved to prepare meals; especially the In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial you give a young child the July 31 in the Stephens Chapel at Green Pine Funeral holidays. donation be made to either The Donna Foundation, opportunity to learn to make Home with Dr. Mike Kwiatkowski officiating. The She was predeceased by a son, Stephen Wayne 1015 Atlantic Blvd., Suite 144, Atlantic Beach, FL music. family will receive friends from 6:00 until 8:00 p.m. Francis. 32233 (website: www.donnahickenfoundation.org), Arts Alive Nassau is a today, Wednesday, July 30, at the funeral home. Survivors include three sons, Charles Kevin Francis or Community Hospice of N. E. Florida, 4114 Sunbeam 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organi- For more information and to sign Mrs. Butler’s (Gloria) of Safety Harbor, FL, William Brent Francis Rd., Bldg. 100 Suite 101, Jacksonville, FL 32257(web- zation that provides free after- online register book please visit the Green Pine web- and James Gerald Francis, both of Yulee, FL; grand- site: www.communityhospice.org). school arts classes for chil- site at www.greenpinefuneral.com. children, Charles, Christopher, Nikole, Heidi, Josh, For more information and to sign Mrs. Merrey’s dren ages 6-10 in Nassau Green Pine Funeral Home Kyle, Jenna, Jacob, Peyton, James and Stephen; and online register book please visit the Green Pine web- County. great grandchildren, Kenneth, Christian, Chandler, site at www.greenpinefuneral.com. Zoey and Maleah. Green Pine Funeral Home Prime rib dinners Julia W. Douglass Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. On Aug. 1 from 5:30-7 p.m. Mrs. Julia W. “Judy” Douglass, age 94, passed away Thursday, July 31 in the Stephens Chapel at Green Pine John William Miller at American Legion Post 54, on Sunday morning, July 27, 2014 at the Warner Funeral Home with Rev. Doug Sides officiating. John William (Billy) Miller, 52, of Yulee, FL, passed 626 S. Third St., Fernandina Center for Caring at Baptist Medical Center – Nassau. Interment will follow in the family burial estate in away on Monday, July 22, 2014. Beach, Big Red will serve Born in Jefferson, GA, she was the eldest of four Green Pine Cemetery. The family will receive friends John (known to most as Billy) was born on July 9, prime rib dinners with garlic children and only daughter born to the late Edwin C. from 10:00 a.m. until the time of service Thursday at 1962 in Missouri. He was a graduate of Forrest High mashed potatoes and salad for “Pop” Whelchel and Gladys Merle Dowdy Whelchel. the funeral home. School in Jacksonville, Fla. He a $14 donation. She and her brothers grew up in Any donations for Mrs. Jackson should be sent to worked for over twenty years as a the East Point and Decatur suburbs Green Pine Funeral Home. mechanic at the St. John’s River Blood drive of Atlanta. As children they would For more information and to sign Mrs. Jackson’s Power Park. Sons of the American visit their family in Brockton where online register book please visit the Green Pine web- John (Billy) loved to fish, cook on Legion Squadron 54 will spon- her grandfather was the Justice of site at www.greenpinefuneral.com. the grill and listen to rock and roll. sor a blood drive on Aug. 2 the Peace and owner of the town Green Pine Funeral Home He was a proud Alabama football from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at the General Store. As a young lady in fan! Roll Tide! Legion Post, 626 S. Third St., her early twenties she met a young He leaves behind his wife of 27 and donors will be inside the sailor Robert W. Douglass (probably Barbara Buganski Lock years, Janice Miller; his mother and father, John and meeting hall. All donors will at the Varsity), who was a football scholarship stu- Barbara Buganski Lock, age 72, formerly of Cape Sharon Miller of Yulee, Fla.; brother, Steve Miller, receive a coupon good for $1 dent at Georgia Tech. In 1944, they would become hus- May, NJ, passed away on Tuesday morning, July 22, also of Yulee; his daughters, Aimee McBeth, Sarah off the S.A.L. fish fry from 5-7 band and wife. 2014 at Baptist Medical Center – Nassau in Fernandina Donohue and Milissa Miller. p.m. that day in the meeting The newlyweds made their first home in Micanopy, Beach, FL. He was Papa Billy to his grandchildren Audrey, hall. Fish dinners will have Florida and in 1945 their first child, Bobby, was born. Born in Millville, New Jersey, she was the fourth Katrina, Aidan, Tristan, Felton and Lorelai. two sides and be available for The young family moved to Gainesville, FL where of six children born to the late Frank and Sophia Memorial services will be held on Saturday, August an $8 donation to anyone her husband completed his Agricultural Engineering Eleanor Kolecki Buganski. As a young child, the fam- 2 at Yulee Baptist Church at 3:30 p.m. with Pastor wishing to purchase a meal. Degree and their first daughter, Suzie, was born. In ily moved to Cape May where she Doug Sides officiating. Come save a life and support 1947, the family moved to Ocala where their second and her siblings grew up. She the Sons of the American son, Wes, was born. The Douglass family relocated to attended Wildwood Catholic High Legion. Fernandina Beach where they had twin girls, Gertrude School. She later moved to Douglas B. Opdyke and Barbara. Belleplain, NJ where she worked Douglas B. Opdyke – better known as “Mr. O” to Sunday brunch As Mrs. Douglass raised the family her husband ran with Newell’s Clothing Manufactur- his students and co-workers at Yulee Elementary The Ladies Auxiliary of his General Contracting Business, Robert W. Douglass ing in Vineland, NJ. In 1970, she School – passed away on July 3, 2014. “Mr. O” loved VFW Post 4351 will host a Construction Co. Her husband built homes in devel- moved to Hollywood, FL. While liv- teaching and all 12 years of his teaching career were brunch on Aug. 3 at 11:30 opments with Tom Blatchford, Paul Burns (Kingsbury ing in South Florida she worked in at Yulee Elementary. a.m. for an $8 donation, or $5 Homes), the Amelia Island Plantation Company and her family’s uniform manufacturing and distribution Doug was a United States Navy donation if you bring three the Memorial United Methodist Church Education business, Ellie May Designs. In 1994, Mrs. Lock veteran, serving his country during non-perishable items for Hope Building and Maxwell Hall. returned to New Jersey, joining her daughter and Desert Shield. He loved his country House. Breakfast includes bis- While raising her five children, Mrs. Douglass family in Belleplain. Since 2007, Mrs. Lock has been and his Lord Jesus Christ. Doug cuits and gravy, eggs, bacon, entered the University of North Florida where she a resident of Fernandina Beach and Yulee, FL. served in his church as many lead- cheese grits and more. For graduated with honors receiving her Bachelor’s She was a former member at St. Casimir’s Catholic ership areas as he could. His Bible information call 432-8791. Degree in Business and Accounting in 1975. After Church, Woodbine, NJ and St. Raymond’s Catholic studies were awesome. graduating, she interviewed and was hired on the Church in The Villas, NJ. Besides his mother, Marcia Gun courses spot with the Internal Revenue Service as an Agent and Mrs. Lock loved being with her family and grand- Opdyke, who lives in Maine, he is survived by his wife Gary W. Belson Associates Certified Tax Accountant at the Federal Building in children, cooking for them and taking care of others of 32 years, Cynthia (Carson) Opdyke; two children, Inc. will hold a concealed Jacksonville. She remained with the IRS until retiring in her company. Heather Holliday (Christopher) and Aaron Opdyke; weapon license course at 6:30 as an Agent assigned to the Pension Fraud Division. In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death two granddaughters, Amy Nicole Hurte and Trinity p.m. Aug. 4, 8, 13, 22 and 24. After coming to Fernandina Beach, she was a by a sister, Eleanor Kozak and her husband, Bill, a Ann Benton; and one great-grandson, Alijah Lorenzo A basic with defensive tactics Brownie and Girl Scout Troop Leader as well as an avid brother, Bernard Buganski and his wife, Catherine, and Brown, all of Jacksonville, Florida. Two sisters, Pamela course will be held at 7:45 Bridge Player. a brother in law, Carl Shaw. McKracherne (Terry) and Suzanne Burns, who both a.m. Aug. 2, 16 and 17. For Mrs. Douglass was a member of the Memorial She leaves behind, her daughter, Judi Vhabae and live in Maine. Doug has many nieces, nephews and details and additional classes United Methodist Church, the Edna S. Ward Sunday her husband, Gabriel, Yulee, FL, two sisters, Bernice cousins whom he loved very much. and information, contact School Class and a Sunday School Teacher at Shaw, Ocala, FL, Mary Ann Hughes and her hus- A Celebration of Doug’s life will be held at Yulee Belson at 491-8358, (904) 476- MUMC. She was a member of the Red Hat Society La band, Bob, Erma, NJ, a brother, Richard Strecker and Elementary School on Monday, August 11, 2014 from 2037 or gbelson@bellsouth. Tea Da’s/Chapter 338, and the Jacksonville Rose his wife, Linda, New Port Richey, FL, three grand- 5:00-7:00 p.m. in the cafeteria for all who wish to pay net. Visit www.TheBelson Society. children, Jake Vhabae (LeAnna Middleton, deceased), their respects. Group.com. Mrs. Douglas is preceded in death by her hus- Matt Vhabae, Emily Vhabae, several nieces and band of 56 years, Robert W. Douglass, who passed nephews, many friends and extended family. Alzheimer’s support away in 2000, and two daughters, Suzan Eubank, The Mass of Christian Burial was at 2:00 pm on Edwin Dillon Pittman The Alzheimer’s Caregiver Gertrude Hargrave and her three brothers. Tuesday, July 29, 2014 at St. Michael Catholic Church WOODBINE – Edwin Dillon Pittman, age 60, Support Group for Nassau She leaves behind, two sons, Robert W. “Bobby” of Fernandina Beach, FL with Reverend Father Jose passed away Friday, July 25, 2014 at his residence County meets the third Douglass, Jr., John Wesley “Wes” Douglass, II and Kallukalum, officiating. and under the care of Hospice of the Golden Isles. Thursday each month. The his wife, Donna, one daughter, Barbara Gladys Petro, Mrs. Lock will be laid to rest in St. Mary’s Catholic He was preceded in death by his wife, Sherri next meeting will be held at all of Fernandina Beach, FL, eight grandchildren, Cemetery, Cold Spring, NJ, at a later date. Pittman. the Council on Aging of Shane Douglass, Dax Williams, Matt Douglass, Her family received friends on Monday from 5:00- He is survived by his son, Donny (Crystal) Gatlin; Nassau County, Aug. 21 from Michele Siprell, Poppy Eubank, Leslie Hargrave, 7:00 pm at Oxley-Heard Funeral Home where the daughter, Margie (Mike) Pittman; brothers, Alex 2:30-4 p.m. Brittany Petro, Steven Petro, eleven great-grandchil- Rosary service will be held at 6:00 pm. Pittman, Ronnie Pittman; sisters, Kathy Griffin, Annette This meeting is open to the dren, Brooke, Bailey, Timothy, Hailey, Hannah, Please share her Life Legacy at www.oxley- (Keith) Lipham, Linda (Herbert) Peeples; mother-in- public and everyone who has Marshall, Jamaun, Kyrah, Jazmine, Shayla, Adrian, heard.com. law, Margie Spence; in-laws, David Spence, Melvin an interest is invited to five great-great-grandchildren, and several nieces and Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Spence; 7 grandchildren, numerous nieces, nephews attend. nephews. and other relatives also survive. For further information Funeral services will be at 11:00 am on Thursday, Kathy Merrey Services will be held at a later date. call Debra Dombkowski, July 31, 2014 in the Burgess Chapel of Oxley-Heard Low Country Cremation Services and Burial LPN, at 261-0717, ext. 113. Funeral Home with Reverend Beth Fogle-Miller, offi- Kathy Merrey, 61, passed away Friday evening, July ciating. 25, 2014 at her Callahan, FL residence. Parkinson’s support Mrs. Douglass will be laid to rest beside her hus- Mrs. Merrey was born August 17, 1952 in Orlando, DEATH NOTICES The Parkinson’s Disease band in Bosque Bello Cemetery. FL and moved to Callahan eight years ago from Support Group will meet at 7 Her family will receive friends today, Wednesday, Jacksonville, FL. She was a member of the first grad- William K. Peasee, 75, of Yulee passed away July p.m. at the Council on Aging, July 30, from 5:00-7:00 pm at the funeral home. uating class of The University of North Florida and was 26, 2014. No local services are planned at this time. 1367 South 18th St., Aug. 21, Flowers are graciously accepted or memorial con- a member of the National Education Association. Mrs. Green Pine Funeral Home Sept. 18, Oct. 16, Nov. 20 and tributions may be made in her memory to the Merrey was a devoted wife, mother and teacher. As an Mr. Charles Forrest “Chuck” Yeagle, 65, Yulee, Dec. 18. 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“It took some effort to get ing sheriff’s deputies blocked CRASH Continued from 1A them out there, but the plane the metal gate leading to the “The emergency workers wasn’t in the water. It was on a Flying A Ranch. One of the said they think that maybe he dry part of the marsh,” said deputies said Yeagle’s wife was had a heart attack or some kind Arnett. on her way to the property from of medical emergency,” said Sheriff’s deputies launched her job in Jacksonville and that Arnett. “All I know for sure is their own boats Monday morn- he was assigned to keep the that this is a terrible, terrible ing from the Lofton Creek boat driveway clear. accident.” ramp along A1A in Yulee. Throughout the morning, Arnett said he has owned Yeagle was reportedly fly- cars and trucks arrived inter- the airstrip for 40 years and that ing a Globe/Temco Swift, mittently, and after speaking he has known Yeagle for the which is a light, two-seat sin- with a deputy through the dri- past 30 years. gle-engine plane. The FAA reg- ver’s window, they were “He was an outstanding per- istry said the plane was manu- allowed to proceed down the son, a family man, well liked, factured in 1948 and that Yeagle long dirt driveway or were and he was absolutely in love registered the aircraft in 1980. turned away. with aviation,” said Arnett. “He Authorities similarly identi- Adults, several of them hold- was the kind of person who fied the plane, calling it a yellow ing small children, were seen would rather fly somewhere and white 125 Swift. gathered with emergency than drive a car.” “It’s an older, classic (plane) workers behind a brown-col- Arnett said Yeagle lived on and he won all kinds of ored home on the ranch near the ranch with his wife, Arlene, awards for it. He fixed it up and the edge of the marsh. An and that the couple did not have worked on it for hours. ambulance was parked nearby. any children. Groomed it. It was like his Fire Rescue Chief Matt “They are great people,” child,” said Arnett. Graves said Stations 30 and 70 said Arnett. Arnett said Yeagle parked responded to the crash. Around He said Yeagle split his time his plane in the on-site hangar 12:30 p.m., a sheriff’s motor- between homes in Yulee and and had purchased a home on boat pulled away from a nearby Fort Lauderdale. the property 30 years ago. He dock and headed east along “He wasn’t going to work said Yeagle was one of several Lofton Creek. this morning, he told me he owner/investors in the airstrip. Arnett said his airstrip is was off this week,” said Arnett. Arnett said his hangar houses licensed with the state and that “I don’t know where he was six aircraft. no one from the property has going today. He was always fly- The ranch occupies several ever been involved in an acci- ing somewhere.” acres at the end of Miner Road dent. Late Monday afternoon, Arnett said the plane was where it meets Haddock Road. he struggled to understand and found in the marsh about a mile It is a scenic property sur- explain what happened. and a half from the north end of rounded by old growth shade “There’s not any magical his 3,000-foot runway. He said a trees and a simple brown wood reason to explain why this hap- local boater gave emergency fence. An orange windsock is pened. I just don’t know,” said MARY MAGUIRE/NEWS-LEADER responders the first ride to the clearly seen through the trees. Arnett. Nassau County Sheriff’s deputies boat on Lofton Creek near the site of a plane crash scene. For most of Monday morn- [email protected] Monday morning.

Jan. 31 with the Regional Migratory Bird Permit GEESE Continued from 1A Office. company will be given $55 per bird and esti- A spokesperson for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife mates are for them to remove 17 to 20 birds. Service said in an interview Monday afternoon Under the agreement, the company will that nine depredation permits have been issued receive $25 per nest (if present) and $150 for an in Florida this year for Canada geese. Tom additional visit (if necessary). The money will be MacKenzie said 330 have been issued in the School of paid from the judicial maintenance fund. United States, including Puerto Rico and the Dance Foster said the company started work two U.S. Virgin Islands. weekends ago, and that the job will be done only “Canada geese are a protected migratory & Gymnastics on Saturdays and Sundays. He said just one bird, but we don’t have a shortage because they more weekend is on the schedule. In August. The just don’t go home,” said MacKenzie. specific date has not been scheduled. Why not? The shooter will be accompanied by an “The environment here is perfect,” he said. employee of the Facilities Maintenance MacKenzie said Canada geese are drawn to Registration Department. That is likely Bill Howard. He has grassy fields and shallow water. They like blue- been the lead man on the job for several years. berries and corn but they also feed on grass. He There are rules. said they are drawn to broad stretches of mani- August 2nd & August 9th 2-5 pm The permit says that the shooter can only cured lawns around parks, airports and office use a 10-gauge shotgun and that it must be fired buildings for their wide, unobstructed views. from the shoulder. Blinds, pits, decoys, duck “They need to see approaching prey because Fall Classes start August 18th calls and other devices used to lure or entice they put their nests on the ground,” said migratory birds into gun range are also not per- MacKenzie. mitted. He said the struggle to control geese is wide- Ballet • Pointe • Jazz • Tap • Lyrical What happens to trapped or exterminated spread. birds? The permit lists a few options, including: “We recognize that people have this love-hate Modern • Musical Theater • Gymnastics Turning them over to the U.S. Department of relationship with the geese,” said MacKenzie. Agriculture, donating to a public educational or “We do everything we can to make sure that rd scientific institution, destroying by burial or every non-lethal step that can be taken is taken 25 North 3 Street • Fernandina Beach, FL incineration or donating them to a person author- before we issue a permit. We don’t take this ized to possess them. lightly.” 904.261.DANC • 904.261.FEET The county must file an activity report by [email protected] www.beandance.com

Braddock did not attend. them not say anything bad PORT Continued from 1A Officials cited a medical reason about the competition and to “It’s a paternalistic attitude for his absence. keep things quiet. to say, ‘Trust us. We’re doing it Commissioners asked ques- “You don’t want them to for a specific purpose,’” she tions about what to tell and who think you’re not trustworthy,” said. to tell. said Davis. She said attempts to side- Franklin said an engineer Commissioners shared con- step public access is like a dri- asked him for a tour of the cerns about the city of ver’s ed instructor telling stu- Crawford Diamond site. Did he Fernandina Beach’s recent dents to set the cruise control have to report that? receipt of a legal complaint over six miles over the speed limit to “You don’t have to notify the a public records request. avoid a speeding tickets. press, you’re acting on your “It was a sneak attack,” said “It’s wrong,” she said. own,” said Davis. Fullwood. The meeting was attended He told commissioners not Davis said commissioners by Commissioners Richard to sign non-disclosure agree- should watch for traps. Bruce, Danny Fullwood, Carrol ments and that economic devel- “You all are probably the Franklin and Brian Reaves. opment is as competitive as col- most vulnerable,” said Davis. Commissioner Ronnie lege football recruiting. He told [email protected]

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4A WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 2014/NEWS-LEADER BUSINESS ‘It’s not my fault’ Don’t play Russian

As we keep up with cur- Our cul- Amelia Plantation Chapel. rent events, an issue which ture was Unknown to me he had given has become quite bothersome started on a a talk on the subject a few roulette with oil is the refusal of people at all different years back, so he was well levels and different cultures note. When prepared to discuss his Russia is known for more record support economic sanctions to admit they were wrong or I was grow- thoughts. Helping me than its exquisite vodka. tourism lev- against Russia. Any disrup- made a mistake. The first ing up through his more spiritual The former Communist els on tion to oil and gas imports response usually is to deny Parson explanation, he advised that nation is also endowed with Amelia (from Russia) could send but, if caught, they then justi- Weems’ the victim culture has been high-octane influence and Island and Europe reeling, and back fy their actions by blaming story of encouraged. “The current might as the largest produc- neighbor- into recession. someone else for creating the COACH’S George debate,” he stated, “is over er of crude oil in the world ing areas And any disruption in problem. My sense is this CORNER Washington free will, which we must have (and second in natural gas this sum- demand could upset Russia’s issue has transformed itself and the if there is to be any sense of production). Therefore, the mer, the economy. Oil and gas over the last 50 or 60 years cherry tree moral responsibility. Those conflict in bordering Ukraine relatively account for nearly 70 percent more than any other, and I Howard was consid- who advocate genetic and and the subsequent econom- STEVE’S high gas of all of Russia’s exports. see three very different cate- Pines ered morally environmental determinism ic sanctions against Russia MARKET prices have Many of these exports go gories. The first are repre- instructive, versus free will also excuse could combust like flamma- PLACE had little directly to nearby Europe, sented by amoral leaders like especially for our youth, and immoral behavior.” ble gas. impact, while some go to Asia. Vladimir Putin, who have no the ideal we wanted to follow. I see an additional issue And potentially push oil however. Meanwhile, Europe has problem lying and if caught It spoke about the virtue of which, in my opinion, makes prices higher – particularly Steve Nicklas Accor- grappled with its reliance on callously blame some other being honest, being account- the problem more complicat- when incorporating tensions ding to one country as its primary party. However, the Putin able and admitting you made ed. First, while victims are in Iran and turmoil in Iraq tourism officials, the record source of energy. This con- types are nothing new and a mistake. It also spoke of the encouraged to speak out, peo- into the complicated equa- levels of tourism last sum- cern is magnified by Russia’s have been with us throughout potential to forgive those who ple in leadership positions tion. Consequently, any mer have been eclipsed this aggression toward neighbor- history. admitted error and took who counsel that taking the debilitating spike in oil year. And more than 500,000 ing countries, particularly The second type is the responsibility, especially path of the victim is harmful, prices could ripple through visitors came to Amelia with their proximity to hero with clay feet who, when the harm was limited. instead of being applauded, the U.S. and global Island last summer. Europe. believing he has too much to Today, rather than lead by the many times are attacked or economies and rattle the Within the U.S., oil and Russia. Iraq. Iran. Three lose, denies he has trans- example, our leaders have chastised. Bill Cosby openly financial markets. natural gas discoveries in large and pivotal producers gressed until caught red- taken to denying responsibili- counseled black males to take So far, the U.S. and for- shale deposits in North of oil. And three volatile handed. In this group are Bill ty or blaming others for what- more personal responsibility eign financial markets have Dakota, Texas and countries that could cause Clinton, Lance Armstrong ever goes wrong. It seems for their families. Rather than held steady throughout Pennsylvania have helped the global economic engine and Alex Rodriguez. Whether that admitting you were leading to thoughtful discus- these escalating conditions. stabilize energy prices. to blow a gasket, spewing because of ego or dollars, wrong is considered foolish sion or being saluted for That could change if a dis- These newly found deposits uncertainty into the energy they would rather be embar- and/or naïve. In justifying standing up, he was bitterly ruption occurs in the global have bolstered the produc- markets. rassed than come clean. decisions, many times there attacked as insensitive. pipeline of oil (recall the tion and subsequently the The situation is as unpre- Again, maybe the stakes are seems to be a need to show Others who have emulated Arab oil embargo). supply of oil – therefore sup- dictable as playing Russian higher but these examples how the other party’s actions Mr. Cosby have actually lost Oil prices also impact us pressing prices. roulette. And this is a game are nothing new. are really the problem, or their jobs. at the gas pumps. Higher oil Europe is not so fortu- we should try to avoid – or at The third type, I believe, is how as victim you had no So the question is does and gas prices create a finan- nate. Most European least be careful if we decide new and involves cultures choice but to lash out. any of this matter? I think that cial drag on consumers, and nations rely almost solely on to pull the trigger. both in the Middle East and In this regard one of the it does, and leaders like our the vitality of the overall U.S. oil and gas from Russia. This Steve Nicklas is a finan- in Western countries where more laughable rationaliza- president need to speak to it, economy. Yes, the U.S. econ- puts them in a precarious cial advisor with a major being labeled a victim has tions made to me came from a plus set an example, especial- omy still runs on oil (despite position with the impulsive- U.S. firm who lives on Amelia become a badge of honor. CEO of a failing manufactur- ly for our youth. attempts at alternative ness and aggression of Island. His business columns Here people like Hamas ing firm. The CEO blamed Amelia Island resident sources). Russian President Vladimir appear in several newspapers blame everyone else for their the banks for why his compa- Howard Pines has more than This is magnified during Putin. in North Florida. He can be need to send missiles into ny was facing bankruptcy. I 30 years experience as CEO, the peak travel months of This is the biggest reason reached at 753-0236. Israel to kill civilians, or ter- asked, “Why are the banks at chairman and founder of summer. Judging from that Europe has hesitated to [email protected] rorists, desiring to bring back fault ... is it that they cut the BeamPines, a premier firm in radical Islam, believe hacking company off in your time of the Executive Coaching busi- civilians to death is justified. need?” “No,” he replied, “the ness. He also co-founded the In the U. S., young killers real issue is they loaned us BeamPines/Middlesex blame the fact they were bul- money for a number of bad University Master’s Program Farming big business in Florida lied for their rage against acquisitions which should in Executive Coaching. Prior uninvolved bystanders. In fact never have been made.” to that he served as Senior VP the only time any of these So what has changed? I of Human Resources for a TALLAHASSEE – Florida’s report from Florida TaxWatch, of agricultural products, send- groups or individuals takes began discussing the issue Fortune 100 corporation. He favorable agricultural climate the independent, nonpartisan, ing the majority of exports to responsibility is when, like with a number of people I is author of “The Case for positions the state as the sec- nonprofit taxpayer research Canada, the Netherlands, the Mideast terrorists, they respect. On my list was Ted Wasting Time and Other ond largest produce exporter institute and government the Bahamas, the Dominican are trying to spread fear. Schroder, pastor of the Management Heresies.” in the nation, according to a watchdog. Republic and Panama. Pro- The report finds that farm- duce accounts for more than ing and processing of Florida $500 million of the total agri- produce contributes more cultural exports in Florida. than $7.5 billion to the state These exports help diversify You’re Invited... economy. Florida’s economy and con- “Florida’s agriculture indus- tribute to an already positive try is vital to diversifying our balance of trade. nd state’s growing economy,” said Unsurprisingly, citrus is Saturday, August 2 Dominic M. Calabro, president one of Florida’s highest pro- and CEO of Florida TaxWatch, duced crops. 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WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 2014 NEWS News-Leader 5A Parkinson’s sufferers Talking about sex find support locally with your teenager HEATHER A. PERRY News-Leader Peer support When I was a young girl, any discussion of sex was taboo Lee Collins was awake when The Parkinson’s in my family. I certainly was Teens are engaging in a wide range doctors drilled holes in his skull. Support Group meets at 7 not told about this rule since of sexual activities at even younger ages. He told the doctor, “I want p.m. the third Thursday of that would have required some- you to do me a favor. I want a each month at the Council one to speak about it. So I must So, is your teenager having sex? The teaspoon of smarts in each hole on Aging, 1367 South 18th have learned it, or rather answer may surprise you. and half a teaspoon of common St. absorbed it, gradually over a sense.” It broke up the whole For information, call Lee long period of time. Whenever operating room. Collins at (903) 952-1682 the topic of sexuality came up, ents speak with their teenagers about sex, especially with your His sense of humor has or email texasskipper@att. incidentally or accidentally, I about sex when they may not teens. It is hard to see our served him well since being net. The next meeting will must have sensed the abrupt be OK with the fact that their teenaged children as sexual diagnosed with Parkinson’s dis- be Aug. 21. shift in the ambience of my fam- teenagers are sexually active? beings. But teenagers, with ease in 2001. ily life. Suddenly someone Do not gear up for one big their adult-looking bodies, will The holes in his skull were facilitated a local support group would laugh or crack a joke, conversation. The best have the same sexual urges part of a procedure called Deep to aid others like himself. give a look, lower her eyes or approach is to create a rela- you have. Without accurate Brain Stimulation that for “Our group is very positive try to change the subject. I tionship with your teenagers information, without an avail- Collins was nothing short of a and has a ‘can-do’ attitude,” said learned to enter into an unspo- where you have short conver- able and receptive ear to listen miracle. Collins. “There’s an exchange of ken pact with my parents – an sations about sexual topics. For and without a safe place to ask “I talk about DBS all the time ideas and they look forward to ancient con- example, if you hear something their questions, teenagers will because it’s fabulous! It’s the the guest speakers.” HEATHER A. PERRY/NEWS-LEADER spiracy of on the TV or radio such as attempt to navigate the com- coolest thing since sliced bread When Dr. Michael Okun, co- “Mr. Parkinson is with me silence and HIV/AIDS, start a short con- plex maze of sexuality and sex- or pockets on a shirt.” director of the Movement every day, but I’m not denial – to versation with your teenager. ual expression, on their own. Before the surgery, he Disorders Center in the going to let him take me keep my Ask them if they know what Exploring their sexuality in couldn’t turn over in bed; he McKnight Brain Institute at the down,” says Lee Collins, family and HIV stands for or what it means ignorance is not the way you had involuntary muscle con- University of Florida in who founded a local sup- myself emo- to have AIDS. Aim for many want your son or daughter to tractions in both legs and the Gainesville spoke to the group, port group for those suf- tionally safe conversations – many teach- find out about sex. The results tremors in his hand made even it was standing-room only. fering with the disease. from this able moments. Do not worry could be deadly. simple things like putting on a “He’s my physician and dangerous about knowing all the answers Because adolescents belt impossible. when he opened his facility MENTAL topic. to your teen’s questions; what engage in behavior that puts “As soon as they got the there, he asked me to come symptoms but DBT can reduce FITNESS Is your you know is a lot less important them at risk for many sexually implants in and the tremors down and that’s where I met the side effects of many med- teenager than how you respond. If you transmitted diseases and have stopped, I said, ‘Oh, God, that Mohammed Ali’s daughter. ications, allow a decrease in having sex? can convey the message that high rates of many of these dis- feels good!’” She’s an advocate and she trav- medications, or make medica- Janice You may not no subject – including sex – is eases, routine testing for HIV Collins was diagnosed with els to Lebanon where they’re tions more tolerable. Clarkson want to forbidden in your home, you and other common STDs is rec- Parkinson’s in 2001 while living really advanced in the As many as one million believe it are doing fine. ommended for sexually active in East Texas. research.” Americans live with the disease and, to your face, they may Speak with them when you adolescents. “I had a two-hour pity party Okun is also National Med- every day and over 60,000 new deny it, but research confirms feel comfortable and be willing Resources: on the way home and that was ical Director of the National cases are diagnosed annually. teens are engaging in a wide to admit that you do not know • For ages 3-10 it,” he recalled. Parkinson Foundation in Miami. For information about the range of sexual activities at everything. Your daughter or Where Did I Come From? After undergoing the DBT Four members have had 10 early warning signs of even younger ages. So, is your son will respect this. Take a by Peter Mayle surgery in his home state, DBS since the group started. Parkinson’s visit the National teenager having sex? The moment to think of an answer It’s My Body, by Lory Collins was looking for a change Parkinson’s disease is an Parkinson Foundation website answer may surprise you. rather than just saying the first Freeman of scenery and moved to incurable progressive disorder at www.parkinson.org or call Teenagers today are engaging thing that comes to mind. Let My Body Is Private, by Linda Fernandina five years ago. of the nervous system. (800) 473-4636. in a variety of sexual activities, them know that you will get Walvoord Girard For just over a year, he has Medications help to manage [email protected] including oral sex, anal sex and the information that they are How Babies and Families sex with a variety of partners. looking for and will get back Are Made: There Is More Than When asked, many to them so that you can talk One Way! by Patricia Shaffer teenagers deny having sex again later. • Books for parents and because they are not engaging It is really important that teen ages 14-19 NURSING MOTHERS WELCOME in sexual intercourse – parents take a few moments Sex and Sensibility: The penile/vaginal penetration. and calm down when speaking Thinking Parents Guide to “My hope is to Many teenagers are under the with your teens about sex. If Talking Sense about Sex, by normalize breast- mistaken impression that if you act all freaked out, your Deborah Roffman feeding in our town they are not having sexual teen will act all freaked out. Beyond the Big Talk: Every since it is in fact intercourse, they are not having Like totally! This will shut down Parent’s Guide to Raising what is best for sex and, therefore, are not at communication completely. Sexually Healthy Teens from babies and moth- risk for contracting sexually You want to maintain a constant Middle School to High School ers,” says doula transmitted infections, includ- dialogue with your teenager and Beyond, by Debra Haffner Rebecca McKinney ing HIV/AIDS. They may not and you want them coming The Sexuality Information beside a small sign be using condoms when they back to you with more ques- and Education Council of the welcoming nursing do engage in sexual activities, tions. If you are uncomfortable United States www.siecus.org mothers at Hola putting themselves at further or they sense negativity, your Janice J. Clarkson, EdD, is a Cuban Café on risk. teenager is not likely to come Licensed Mental Health Second Street in How can you talk with your back to you with questions and Counselor, Certified Addiction downtown teenagers about sex when you will seek information – correct Professional and Fernandina Fernandina Beach. may not feel comfortable talk- or not – elsewhere. Beach resident. She is soliciting ing about sex? How can par- It is not always easy to talk [email protected] other restaurants and shops to post the sign in their establishments. Visit www.ahandto holddoula.com. HEATHER A. PERRY NEWS-LEADER

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6A WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 2014 NEWS News-Leader Property Appraiser hosts town hall

Nassau County Property Appraiser Mike their notice of proposed taxes. Hickox will host a town hall meetings to discuss New 2014 values were posted on the Property 2014 property values and answer any questions Appraiser’s website by July 15. concerning property assessments and exemp- The Fernandina Town Hall is set for 5:30- tions. 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the Amelia Island-Nassau This will be an opportunity for property County Association of Realtors, 910 South owners to learn more about the valuation 14th St. process, receive updates about the office For more information regarding the town and ask questions to help them better under- hall meetings, contact Justin Taylor at 491-7304 stand their assessments prior to receiving or [email protected].

POLITIC IN BRIEF West Side GOP Country Boil to be held on Saturday, Aug. 16 at the Fernandina Beach Golf Club, All Republican families are invited to 2800 Bill Melton Road, Fernandina Beach attend the Westside Republican Club’s meet- at 6 p.m. ing on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Hilliard Most of the state’s Democratic candidates Community Center, 37117 Pecan Street, running for office in the November elections Hilliard. will be in attendance as well as the state Nassau County Manager Ted Selby and Democratic Party chair. Shanea Jones, director of OMB/Assistant Tickets ($50 each) are available from County Manager, will present the “State of the DEC members and at party headquarters County...a View from the Office of located at the corner of Eighth and Date Management and Budget.” streets in Fernandina Beach, phone is 261-3364. Low Country Boil For further information contact Carla The Nassau County Democratic Executive Voisard at (904) 849-7076 or Committee invites all to the annual Low [email protected].

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Amelia Walk Community Development District

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF THE FISCAL YEAR 2014/2015 BUDGETS; AND NOTICE OF REGULAR BOARD OF SUPERVISORS’ MEETING.

The Board of Supervisors of the Amelia Walk Community Development District will hold a public hear- ing on August 26, 2014 at 2:30 pm at the Amelia Walk Amenity Center, 85287 Majestic Walk Circle., Fernandina Beach, Florida for the purpose of hearing comments and objections on the adoption of District’s budgets for Fiscal Year 2014/2015. A regular board meeting of the District will also be held at that time where the Board may consider any other business that may properly come before it.

A copy of the agenda and budgets may be obtained at the offices of the District Manager, 475 West Town Place, Suite 114, St. Augustine, Florida 32092, or by contacting Mr. deNagy at (904) 940-5850, during nor- mal business hours.

The public hearing and meeting are open to the public and will be conducted in accordance with the provisions of Florida law for community development districts. The public hearing and meeting may be continued to a date, time, and place to be specified on the record at the meeting. There may be occasions when staff or other individuals may participate by speaker telephone.

Pursuant to the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act, any person requiring special accom- modations at the public hearing or meeting because of a disability or physical impairment should con- tact the District Office at (904) 940-5850 at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to the meeting. If you are hearing or speech impaired, please contact the Florida Relay Service at 1-800-955-8770, for aid in con- tacting the District Office.

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 2014 OPINION News-Leader 7A Liberal in a sea of conservatives

Like the average person I get asked a lot of radicals that make me a little as being less conservative than themselves: questions and most are easily answered: nervous and I try to get out “He/she voted to raise taxes 4,232 times, “What kind of tomatoes do you grow?” of those conversations as doesn’t support my plan to build a series of (Answer – Better Boy and Celebrity). quickly as possible. No good forts along our southern border to keep out “So, you’re a Red Sox fan; don’t find many can come from a debate with illegal immigrants, doesn’t support our down here, how’d that happen?” (Answer: I’ll someone who’s afraid of, and Constitution, supports same-sex marriage F LORIDA’ S O LDEST W EEKLY N EWSPAPER always be a Giants fan first, but a good friend consequently hates, science (curiously, a person who did support the E STABLISHED IN 1854 in high school was devoted to the Red Sox, so (“Every textbook has to Constitution would then support the 14th I started to follow them too.) make clear that global warm- Amendment’s equal protection clause, the part The News-Leader is published with pride weekly “Why are you a Georgia Bulldog fan when ing and evolution are theo- of our Constitution upon which every battle for for the people of Nassau County by Community you live in Florida?” (Answer: Good taste). DEBATE ries, not fact – kind of like civil rights has been fought, including the fight Newspapers, Inc., Athens, Georgia. We believe Some questions, though, are more difficult: AND gravity!” OK, I added that last for same-sex marriage) and is for – the hoped that strong newspapers build strong communi- “What’s it like to be a liberal in Northeast TACKLE part.) for nail in the oppositions political coffin – gov- ties – “Newspapers get things done!” Our primary Florida?” (Answer: Not as difficult as you No good can come from a ernment sponsored health care (if a TV com- goal is to publish distinguished and profitable might think.) Area liberals simply have to debate with a person who mercial, the candidate is seen snarling vehe- community-oriented newspapers. This mission abide by two simple rules: 1) know your audi- hates the First Amendment’s mently, Obamacare!”) Never mind that will be accomplished through the teamwork of Ron Sapp professionals dedicated to the truth, integrity, qual- ence, and 2) be willing to accept a few unsa- establishment clause, the Medicare is also government-sponsored ity and hard work. vory political realities. part that separates church and state, who health care, a fact that must have been missed Rule number 1 – know your audience. In hates spending tax dollars on “welfare cheats,” by Fox News. FOY R. MALOY JR ., PUBLISHER the early ’70s one of my favorite TV shows was even if those “cheats” are impoverished two- • Finally, the oft-wished for refrain, “Why MICHAEL PARNELL, EDITOR “Firing Line,” hosted by William F. Buckley. I year-olds and the list goes on. Nothing good can’t we just go back to the America envi- MIKE HANKINS, ADVERTISING DIRECTOR particularly liked his ideological sparring ses- comes out of those debates. Barry Goldwater sioned by the Founders?” Well, President ROBERT FIEGE, PRODUCTION DIRECTOR sions with liberal economist John Kenneth said, “Extremism in the defense of liberty is no Washington, in his farewell address, warned BOB TIMPE, CIRCULATION DIRECTOR Galbraith, a former New Dealer and advisor to vice....” Barry Goldwater was wrong though, Americans about the danger of political parties President Kennedy. Although I was philosophi- because as long as liberty is self-defined, and urged us to stay away from foreign entan- ANGELINE MUDD, cally drawn to the positions and ideas of econo- extremism can be justifying and enabling, glements, how’s that worked out? BUSINESS OFFICE MANAGER mist Galbraith, I loved Buckley’s use of lan- sometimes with horrible consequences. The greatness, it is argued, of the U.S. SIÂN PERRY, ASSISTANT EDITOR guage, his facial expressions when making an Rule number 2 – be willing to accept a few Constitution is its vagueness. Maybe the BETH JONES, SPORTS EDITOR argument and his idiosyncratic speaking style. unsavory political realities, like: Founders wanted future generations to debate

TOM WOOD DINK NESMITH What made the viewing experience more • Understand that Fox News, that journal- the meaning of freedom of speech, or the right enjoyable, though, was knowing the two were istic marvel of fair and balanced reporting, is to privacy – which isn’t mentioned in the CHAIRMAN PRESIDENT friends and that, although clearly on the oppo- considered the sole well from which facts and Constitution, or who is entitled to habeas cor- site side of things, debated without animosity, opinions are drawn. Back to know your audi- pus rights, or who decides immigration policy. without yelling at each other, without question- ence, if you find yourself in the midst of a gag- I am not a believer in the doctrine of original ing the other’s patriotism and love of country, gle of conservatives, don’t let on that you intent. I believe the Founders wanted us to sit The views expressed by the columnists and without name-calling. “Firing line” couldn’t watch the Communist News Network (CNN is down and decide these things ourselves, in a letter writers on this page are their own happen today – most viewers, accustomed to conservative parlance) and never, ever admit Buckley v. Galbraith kind of way. But, I also and do not necessarily reflect the views of the shouting matches of today’s talking heads, to watching the Proletarian Broadcasting believe that the Founders would watch the the newspaper, its owners or employees. would be bored to tears. System, better known as PBS; spare yourself PBS News Hour instead of Fox News; Know your audience. There are few things, the astonished, disbelieving looks. In the inter- American Experience instead of the “which HOW TO WRITE US ~ Letters must include writer’s name politically, that I enjoy more than a good philo- est of full disclosure, not only am I a proud talking head is screaming now” hour. (printed and signature), address and telephone num- sophical argument – the Buckley v. Galbraith watcher of PBS but I’m a card-carrying mem- What is it like to be a liberal in a sea of con- ber for verification. Writers are normally limited to one kind of argument. There are few things, politi- ber! servatives? Not as difficult as you might think, letter in a 30-day period. No poems will be published. cally, that I enjoy less than a heated argument • Knowing that local campaigns – U.S. particularly if you know your audience and Letters should be typed or printed. Not all letters are published. Send letters to: Letters to the Editor, P.O. with a “scary person.” For me, a “scary per- House of Representatives and Senate, state you’re willing to accept a few unsavory politi- Box 16766, Fernandina Beach, FL., 32035 E-mail: mpar- son” is defined as an extreme radical, and legislature, county offices – have been cal realities. nell@fbnewsleader. com. they’re not the same thing. reduced to wars of words between Republican I’m going to go watch a little Bill Moyers. visit us on-line at fbnewsleader.com I enjoy talking to radicals, it’s the extreme candidates all seeking to paint the opposition Ron Sapp is a former city commissioner.

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Beach blight Bike trail I want to compliment the News- As a frequent user of the newly Leader for its front-page coverage that built bicycle trail on the south end of finally exposed the “beach blight” seen the island, I hope to see it expand fur- daily on our Amelia Island beaches! ther north toward the town. There is I walk the island beaches almost very little room in the bicycle lanes every morning and on Thursday. and I often worry about being hit by between The Ritz-Carlton and the Scott one of the cars that drive right next to Road beach access (less than 1/4 mile) me. I think if the bicycle trail I counted over 35 tent awnings! This were expanded, it would make the included a 30 by 20-foot monstrosity roads much safer for cyclists and large enough to park two pickup pedestrians. trucks, beach chairs and children’s Brian Camp toys. (See photo) Fernandina Beach Obviously there is a distinct minor- ity of resort visitors who believe it is their right to ignore beach regulations. Misplaced mail Unfortunately, in addition to destroying Neither snow nor rain nor heat.... the natural beauty of Amelia Island I’ve had a post office box for my busi- beaches, this minority is also endan- ness for about the last eight years and gering both turtles and seabirds trying I check it 4-5 times weekly. Last to nest on our shores. Thursday I checked it and found no As far as I’m concerned this beach mail but there was a yellow slip inform- blight is abandoned trash and should ing me that I had a package that was be cleaned up and thrown away every too large for the box. Not having evening. If Nassau County did this for ordered anything, I was curious. I gave two or three evenings the message the slip to one of the desk clerks and sent would be the citizens of Nassau what I got in return was a plastic mail County will no longer tolerate beach crate filled with dozens of pieces of blight on Amelia Island! mail going back to April that had never My question is, why isn’t Nassau been put in my box. There were bills County enforcing the beach regula- SUBMITTED I didn’t get (for which I am being tions? assessed late fees); payments from my John Fletcher in and wanted to sit out on the patio. inept, secretive and divisive president projections. Nicklas and Kelley say customers (to whom I had to refund Fernandina Beach They were seated next to the woman we have ever had. spend the remaining reserve for late fees); and last, but not least, many • • • and her dog. One of the people in this Steve Zercher this anticipated investment. An alter- pieces that belonged in other mail I was pleased to see your cover pho- party went to pet the dog, or moved too Fernandina Beach nate plan widely endorsed by experi- boxes! tos under the heading of “Beach fast – and the dog lunged at them and enced business people suggests bor- Now, I find it hard to believe that the Blight” (July 23). For a community that bit the person. The woman who owned rowing the $7 million, selling the USPS would hire someone that can’t takes such pride in sea turtle conser- the dog is being sued, as are the restau- ‘All spin aside’ current sheriff’s property for the pro- read, so I chalk it up to lack of a com- vation and has guidelines for leaving rant owners. Steve Nicklas’ column, “All spin jected $2.5-3 million to draw down the prehensive Box Clerk Training the beach in a pristine condition, the I am not sure if the restaurant own- aside, we don’t need a tax increase” cost to about $4 million. Interest rates Manual. In an attempt to prevent this county certainly does not do their part. ers have insurance for this incident. (July 23), was so irresponsible and are at historical lows. Nicklas, who pur- happening again (because the post- On the Gulf side of our lovely state, a What I do know is that this restaurant intellectually vacant that a rational ports to be a financial advisor, is clear- master “can’t imagine what went lightweight garbage truck drives will no longer be allowing dogs in their response is certainly required. Nicklas ly offering some bizarre advice. Why wrong”!), I have put together an abbre- down the beach every evening just establishment. Except for service dogs, admitted early on that he was “dizzy would anyone suggest that current viated instruction manual. before dusk and picks up all the there is no reason for having animals with confusion” and went on to docu- county taxpayers absorb the total cost Step 1: Take a piece of mail from the awnings, chairs and other debris left by in dining establishments. And speaking ment it. Steve obviously has joined the of a building that will serve all addi- stack. Step 2: Read the box number unconcerned visitors not complying of service dogs – I was informed that Steve Kelley train wreck that is hell- tional county residents well into the on it and match it up with the mailbox with the posted regulations. Are we you are not permitted to ask for docu- bent on driving our county resources future? of the same number. Step 3: Place the not able to do the same on our small mentation from people who claim that into the ground. Further, the Kelley “plan” leaves piece of mail into the box. Step 4: Pat section of beach, even if it’s just on the their dogs are service animals. This For those unfamiliar with the the county with zero reserves, which yourself on the back for a job well done. busier days of the week (Thursday- does not seem right. We have a dog. “Kelley Plan” published May 15, Kelley will have a devastating impact on our Step 5: Look up to the heavens and Sunday)? We love her very much. But we would calls for spending every last cent of attractive credit rating achieved under give thanks for your excellent working And while we are on the subject of never think of bringing her into a county reserves and freezing any the leadership of former commission- conditions, good salary, great benefits improving the look of our community, restaurant. For so many reasons, allow- replacement of county vehicles includ- ers. package and great retirement plan. why in the world does our main post ing animals in eating establishments is ing several Fire-Rescue vehicles with Kelley’s predecessors left the coun- Step 6: Repeat steps 1 through 5 until office on Sadler look so terrible, inside a foolish idea. odometers in the 300,000-mile range. ty with a $14 million reserve. Repeat – all the mail is put up. and out? Our tax dollars keep this facil- Steven Crounse Can you imagine suffering a stroke or $14 million! Kelley will draw that down By and large, the service I receive ity running yet the landscaping is shod- Fernandina Beach heart attack and calling 911 and dis- to zero while driving our county into from the walk-up windows and my dy at best, and the interior has not covering your closest response vehicle the ground. Nicklas proudly endorses rural letter carrier is efficient and been swept or mopped in months. is out of service and there will be a 20- the Kelley death wish. Financial advi- friendly. The postmaster and box clerk Twice in the past week the inside trash Obama and Iraq minute wait. sor? That’s frightening. – not so much. receptacles were literally overflowing Looks like Ron Sapp is still gener- The Sheriff’s Office hovel must be JT King Tony Lopez onto the floor. There appears to be ating comments from a recent News- replaced and bids are coming in below Fernandina Beach Fernandina Beach absolutely no awareness of or pride Leader piece. Unfortunately, the taken in the appearance of this public latest comment, “Iraq”, might need facility. It would take so little to make some more thought in that Obama got a big difference both inside and elected because people generally want- out. Surely, Mr. Postmaster, the public ed change. Be careful what you wish that you serve deserves better than for! this. Think about the many things that Rebecca McCartney we know are there, but have a hard Fernandina Beach time finding. The weapons of mass destruction (WMD) are a fact under Saddam Hussein, we just didn’t find You’re gonna get bit them. Research the Halabja genocide, The issue of restaurants allowing March 16 1988, where 5,000 Kurds dogs to accompany their owners has were killed, 7,000-10,000 injured, by raised a good deal of discussion lately. poison gas, a WMD, and the Kurdish I shared my thoughts in last month’s villages of Askar and Goktapa that were Voice of the People, and I wanted to fol- bombed with poison gas on May 31988. low up with another piece of impor- Saddam’s WMD’s are probably in Syria tant information. now. I had a conversation about the issue If the U.S. military was allowed to with a woman whose family owns a wind down the Iraq war, without inter- restaurant here on the island. About a ference from the politicians in month ago, a woman came to the Washington, there would be stability restaurant with her dog, and the restau- instead of chaos in Iraq today and the rant owners allowed her to dine on the lives and injuries of American service patio with the dog. The restaurant was people wouldn’t be in vain! As far as the not crowded, and the owners felt that scandals under the current president’s this would be fine. A couple soon came watch, he is proving to be the most BOB ENGLEHART/THE HARTFORD COURANT

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8A WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 2014 NEWS News-Leader She’s headed for 2 teens charged career in robotics with torturing

HEATHER A. PERRY definitely be electrical/mechan- News-Leader ical engineering, with an eye gopher tortoise toward a career in robotics. In her second summer as a She comes by her interest in Volunteen at Baptist Medical engineering naturally since Officers with the Florida the public and our partners in Center Nassau, Julia Clark’s both parents chose careers in Fish and Wildlife Conserva- working to protect our valu- duties see her primarily located the field tion Commission (FWC) able natural resources.” at the front desk or outpatient, “I’ve had this interest in arrested two Clay County The FWC worked with the although she has occasionally robots for a long time. I always teenagers Friday on charges State Attorney’s Office of the volunteered in both the cafete- liked to build Lego sets. My of torturing a gopher tortoise. Fourth Judicial Circuit to ria and the emergency room dream job would be to build Danielle Susan Dionne, 15, decide the appropriate during her three days at the robots for NASA.” and Jennifer Emoke Greene, charges related to the crime. hospital. Leisure activities include 18, have been arrested on “We will not tolerate this “The volunteers and instruc- writing science fiction stories charges of felony cruelty to behavior in the Fourth Judicial tors are always nice and ready based on shows such as Doctor animals, a third-degree felony, Circuit. We are committed to to help the Volunteens if they Who, playing video games such and taking, harassing, harm- fully prosecuting those respon- have trouble with something,” as Legend of Zelda and read- ing or killing a gopher tortoise, sible for the torture and death notes Clark, who enjoys her ing science fiction books. a second-degree misde- of this vulnerable and threat- interactions with hospital aux- Clark is the daughter of Lee meanor. ened species,” said State ilians and other Volunteens. Davis-Clark and Mike Clark On July 15, the FWC Attorney Angela Corey. The rising Fernandina and has one sister, Jessica. received a tip about the tor- If convicted, Greene faces Beach High School senior is The four-footed members of ture and death of a gopher tor- up to five years in prison on still weighing her options, con- the family are cats Amber, toise. FWC and Clay County the animal cruelty charge. The sidering the University of Kitzu and Cato, and Matilda the Sheriff’s Office investigators misdemeanor charge carries a Central Florida, Clemson or dog. HEATHER A. PERRY/NEWS-LEADER immediately followed up on penalty of up to 60 days in jail Georgia Tech. Her major will [email protected] Volunteen Julia Clark helps folks enter the door at outpa- the information. and/or a $500 fine. tient services at Baptist Medical Center Nassau. “It’s an “We take these issues very Dionne’s case will be pros-

A PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCMENT excellent volunteer opportunity because you get to see seriously,” said Col. Calvin ecuted in the juvenile system. BY THE NEWS-LEADER how the hospital really works and you can have a lot of Adams, director of the FWC’s Due to this fact, there will be fun while working,” she says. Division of Law Enforcement. no further comment on her “We appreciated the help from case.

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he weather is warm yard woods, But I’ve long since stopped now, just fine for rais- they must be teasing him. Now I see this ing a family in the there but we bare area as a very special T lushness of the have yet to habitat – it’s Turtle Beach for Florida wilds. But lots of our find them. the pond turtles, the only un- “wild” no longer is so. Many So, for vegetated area anywhere of our creatures around us Bucko and I around the pond where they have had to learn to live in the summer can put their eggs in warm suburbia. And for those of us doesn’t sand and let the sun incubate humans that share our back mean nest- them. yards with them, summer is WILD ing birds. But Dumela in the house an exciting time to watch the WAYS Instead we is not the only one keeping an action. are delight- eye on the pond turtles trudg- Many of us have had the ed to have ing across our yard in day- opportunity to watch nesting Pat nesting pond light. Up on the pine limbs Carolina wrens in summer. Foster-Turley turtles. Just and high on the power poles These persistent little birds when the one of their major predators will find the most inopportune sea turtle nesting season is on the alert. Crows! places to put their nests – begins on our beaches in No sooner does a turtle mailboxes, clothes on the early May, so does the pond leave the pond than one or clothesline, corners of the turtle nesting season com- many of the crows start crow- garage, etc. – and will contin- mence in our own back yard. ing. All eyes follow the turtle ue to try to put new nesting It’s usually our cat, as she slowly chooses just the material in place even when Dumela, that notices the tur- right spot to dig her nest. It’s their old material is removed tles first. She is an avid win- a laborious process, all this by humans. Luckily they are dow-watcher and we can digging and resting and dig- so persistent because their always tell when she is fasci- ging and laying and then cov- eggs and babies make fine nated and following a turtle ering it all up so no raccoon meals for snakes, raccoons, from window to window. The will spot it. and other predators. turtles leave the retention But the crows (and Others of us are luckier pond and hike across our Dumela) watch the entire still, with bluebirds, chick- small grassy area and then to process. The momma turtle adees and titmice inhabiting the bare sandy soil beyond. leaves the nest area and bird houses we put up for They are headed for “Bucko’s heads back to the pond and them, woodpeckers nesting in Yard,” an area he keeps the crows swoop in to dig up PAT FOSTER-TURLEY/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER rotten snags, hawks with “manly” with no vegetation, her handiwork. Pond turtles lay eggs in the sand in any bare spots around the pond. nests high up in our pine places to store our canoe, our Crows are wonderful crea- trees. Bucko and I are not firewood and our various pots tures and yes, they have to that lucky. Not that we haven’t and mulches and lumber with feed their families too. But bucket and try to scrape up times instead we come home there may be many individual tried to install birdhouses. open space for working on his somehow or another we the rest of the area so the and find an excavated hole winners and losers along the We’ve tried and tried, but riding mower, setting up saw- always side with the turtles. If crow can’t find the exact spot where the crow got its dinner way, nature always seems to even when some bluebirds or horses and other outdoor we spot a turtle laying her again. instead. balance it out. chickadees stay around a few tasks. eggs we try to rush in behind Sometimes this must It’s a life and death strug- Pat Foster-Turley is a zoolo- days to check them out, they I used to taunt him about her and put a five-gallon buck- work, since most years we gle out there for sure. But as gist on Amelia Island. She wel- most always seek other places this bare patch of earth which et over it until the watching see baby turtles that have long as we’ve lived here the comes your nature questions to set up their families. And as he keeps “Rounded Up” and crow loses interest (we hope). made the journey from egg to crows still crow and the tur- and observations. for nesting birds in our back- weedwhacked to bare dirt. In a few hours we remove the hatching to pond. And some- tles still nest, and although [email protected]

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING of said Lot No. 73, if said lot CURRENT ADDRESS: 141.80 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 85 Copies To: Family Law Rules of Procedure, decedent’s estate on whom a AXXX-YX,of the Circuit Court of The South Amelia Island Shore was so extended a distance of UNKNOWN DEGREES 19 MINUTES 20 SEC- MORRIS HARDWICK requires certain automatic copy of this notice is served the 4TH Judicial Circuit in and Stabilization Association, Inc. 100 feet to a point; thence ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- ONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF SCHNEIDER, LLC, disclosure of documents and must file their claims with this for Nassau County, Florida, will hold a Budget Process north,along the East boundary TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, 135.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF, information. Failure to comply Court WITHIN THE LATER OF wherein BAC HOME LOANS Workshop on August 6, 2014 line of North Fletcher avenue UNDER, AND AGAINST THE BEGINNING. 9409 PHILADELPHIA ROAD, can result in sanctions,includ- THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE SERVICING, L.P. F/K/A COUN- at 11:00 a.m., a Bylaws Com- a distance of 50 feet to a HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL Property Address: BALTIMORE, MD 21237 ing dismissal or striking of OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS TRYWIDE HOME LOANS SER- mittee Meeting on August 13, point; thence East a distance DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT 941146 Old Nassauville Road, TIMOTHY J. MALLARD, pleadings. NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER VICING, L.P. is the Plaintiff and 2014 at 10 a.m. in the Amelia of 100 feet, to the Northwest KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034. 198 NORTHWEST 3t 7-16, 7-23 & 7-30-2014 THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A DIANA M.ROJAS A/K/A DIANA Island Management Confer- corner of said Lot No 73; WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN ARMADILLO LANE, 4401 COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON M ROJAS VELASQUEZ LOFTON ence Room, 5440 First Coast thence South, along the West PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTER- INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM LAKE CITY,FL 32055 ------THEM. POINTE HOMEOWNERS ASSO- Highway,Amelia Island,Florida, boundary line of said Lot No. EST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVIS- THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN TAMMY JO MALLARD, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE All other creditors of the dece- CIATION, INC. NAVY FEDERAL and a Board of Trustees Meet- 73, 50 feet to the point of EES, GRANTEES, OR OTHER THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF 198 NORTHWEST 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN dent and persons having CREDIT UNION UNKNOWN ing on Wednesday,August 13, beginning. CLAIMANTS THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS ARMADILLO LANE, AND FOR NASSAU claims or demands against the SPOUSE OF DIANA M. ROJAS; 2014 at 3:00 p.m.in the Osprey Address: LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 LAKE CITY,FL 32055 COUNTY, FLORIDA decedent’s estate must file and UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN Room, Racquet Park, Amelia 836 North Fletcher Avenue, UN-KNOWN DAYS AFTER THE SALE. BELLS RIVER ESTATES CIVIL DIVISION: their claims with this Court POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT Island Plantation, Amelia Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 CURRENT ADDRESS: Dated: July 24, 2014. HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, CASE NO.: 13 CA 000332 WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER PROPERTY are defendants.The Island,Florida.Persons with dis- Shall be sold by the Clerk of UNKNOWN AMERICANS WITH INC., C/O OFFICER AXXX THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- Clerk of this Court shall sell to abilities requiring accommo- Court on the 25th day of YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an DISABILITIES ACT FRANK MCCASKILL, WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, TION OF THIS NOTICE. the highest and best bidder dations in order to participate August, 2014, at 11:30 a.m. at action to foreclose a mort- If you are a person with a dis- 87029 KIPLING DR., Plaintiff, ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS for cash at the, AT THE MAIN in this program or activity the front entrance of the gage on the following prop- ability who needs any accom- YULEE, FL 32097 vs. NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU should call 904-432-1723 at Judicial Annex located at erty in NASSAU County,Florida: modation in order to partici- TENANT 1 N/K/A TRUDIE M.KENDRICK; REGENA BARRED.The date of first Publi- JUDICIAL ANNEX, 76347 VET- least 24 hours in advance to 76347 Veteran’s ay, Yulee, FL LOT 38 OF LIGHTHOUSE POINTE pate in this proceeding, you DONATO DICARLO, NICHOLS; LORETTA CHRISTINE cation of this Notice is July 30, ERANS WAY, YULEE, FL 32097, request such accommoda- 32097, to the highest bidder, PHASE ONE, ACCORDING TO are entitled,at no cost to you, 87006 KIP LANE,YULEE,FL 32097 SELBY; UNKNOWN TENANT IN 2014. 11:30 AM on the 9th day of tions for cash,after giving notice as THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD- to the provision of certain assis- TENANT 2 N/KJA KRISTAN DOE, POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT Attorney for Personal November,2014,the following 2t 7-30, 8-6-2014 required by section 45.031, ED IN PLAT BOOK 6,PAGES 157 tance. Please contact the LAST KNOWN 87006 PROPERTY, Representative: described property as set forth 4432 Florida Statutes. TO 159 OF THE PUBLIC ADA Coordinator at (904)548- KIP LANE,YULEE, FL 32097 Defendants. KATHRYN KNEE, Esquire in said Final Judgment, to wit: ------Any person claiming an inter- RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- 4600 press 0,Phone - (904) 630- 2t 7-23, 7-30-2014 NOTICE OF Florida Bar No.: 849571 LOT 34, LOFTON POINTE, AC- NOTICE OF APPLICATION est in the surplus from the sale, TY,FLORIDA. 2564; Fax - (904) 630-1146; 4403 FORECLOSURE SALE KATHRYN KNEE, P.A. CORDING TO THE PLAT THERE- FOR TAX DEED if any,other than the property has been filed against you and TTD/TTY - (800) 955-8770 (Flori------NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- 1027 South 8th Street OF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN owner as of the date of the you are required to serve a da Relay Service). E-Mail — NOTICE UNDER suant to Final Judgment of Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 BOOK 6,PAGE(S) 325 AND 326, That BETTIE G WILLIAMS Lis Pendens must file a claim copy of your written defenses [email protected], at FICTITIOUS NAME LAW Foreclosure dated the 9 day of (904) 491-1781 PUBLIC RECORDS NASSAU The holder of the following cer- within 60 days after the sale. within 30 days after the first least 7 days before your Pursuant to Section 865.09, July,2014,and entered in Case Personal Representative: COUNTY,FLORIDA. tificate(s) has filed said certifi- The court,in its discretion,may publication,if any,on Ronald R scheduled court appearance, Florida Statutes No.13 CA 000332 AXXX,of the EDWARD H. SUSSENGUTH, JR. ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN cate(s) for the tax deed to be enlarge the time of the sale. Wolfe & Associates,P.L.,Plaintiffs or immediately upon receiv- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Circuit Court of the 4TH 71 Osprey Village Drive INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM issued thereon.The certificate Notice of the changed time attorney,whose address is 4919 ing this notification if the time the undersigned, desiring to Judicial Circuit in and for Amelia Island, FL 32034 THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER TWIN number(s) and year of issu- of sale shall be published as Memorial Highway, Suite 200, before the scheduled appear- engage in business under the Nassau County,Florida,where- 2T 7-30, 8-6-2014 THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF ance,the description of prop- provided herein. Tampa, Florida 33634, and file ance is less than 7 days; if you fictitious name of “ALOHA in WELLS FARGO BANK, NA is 4434 THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS erty,and name(s) in which it is WITNESS my hand and seal of the original with this Court are hearing or voice impaired, DESIGN” located at 95753 the Plaintiff and TRUDIE M. ------MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 assessed are as follows: this court on July 24, 2014. either before service on call 711. Alligator Creek Road, in the KENDRICK REGENA NICHOLS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR DAYS AFTER THE SALE. File Number: 2014-009-td JOHN A. CRAWFORD Plaintiffs attorney or immedi- 2t 7-30, 8-6-2014 County of Nassau, in the City LORETTA CHRISTINE SELBY; and NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA If you are a person with a dis- Certificate Number: 3022 Clerk of the Circuit Court ately thereafter; otherwise a 4436 of Fernandina Beach, Florida, UNKNOWN TENANT IN POSSES- PROBATE DIVISION ability who needs any accom- Parcel Number: By: Amanda Stearn default will be entered against ------32034 intends to register the SION OF THE SUBJECT PROP- FILE NO.: 14-CP-157 modation in order to partici- 00-00-31-1800-0160-0060 Deputy Clerk you for the relief demanded IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE said name with the Division of ERTY are defendants.The Clerk DIVISION: A pate in this proceeding, you Year of Issuance: 2008 2t 7-30, 8-6-2014 in the Complaint or petition. FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Corporations of the Florida of this Court shall sell to the IN RE: ESTATE OF FREDERICK are entitled at no cost to you, Description of Property: 4433 WITNESS my hand and the seal IN AND FOR Department of State, highest and best bidder for JOSEPH JONES, to the provision of certain assis- BLOCK 160 LOT 6 PT OF OR 269 ------of this Court on this 23 day of NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA Tallahassee, Florida. cash at the, AT THE MAIN Deceased. tance. Please contact the PG 581 CITY OF FDNA BEACH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE July,2014. Case No.: 45-2012-CA- Dated at Fernandina Beach, ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU NOTICE TO CREDITORS ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- Assessed To: FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT John A. Crawford 000029-AXXX-YX Florida, this 24th day of July, JUDICIAL ANNEX 76347 VETER- The administration of the 4600 at least 7 days before FRANK WILLIAMS EST IN AND FOR Clerk of the Court Section: 2014. ANS WAY,YULEE,FL 32097,11:30 estate of FREDERICK JOSEPH your scheduled court appear- All of the above property is NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA By: /s/ Karen J. Lockett THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL- Deborah Biggs AM on the 4th day of Septem- JONES,deceased,File Number ance, or immediately upon located in Nassau County, In CASE NO.: 14-CP-142 As Deputy Clerk LON FKA THE BANK OF NEW Aloha Design ber,2014,the following describ- 14-cp-157, is pending in the receiving this notification if the the State of Florida, DIVISION: A 2t 7-30, 8-6-2014 YORK,AS TRUSTEE FOR THE CER- 1t 7-30-2014 ed property as set forth in said Circuit Court for Nassau time re the scheduled appear- Unless such certificate(s) shall IN RE: The Estate of 4435 TIFICATEHOLDERS OF CWALT, 4431 Final Judgment, to wit: County, Florida, Probate Divi- ance is less than 7 days; if you be redeemed according to CLIFFORD EDWARD STEIGER ------INC.,ALTERNATIVE LOAN TRUST ------LOT 15, EXCEPT THE NORTHER- sion, the address of which is are hearing or voice impaired, Law, the property described Deceased. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 2006-24CB, MORTGAGE PASS- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE LY 50.00 FEET THEREOF, ST. Nassau County Courthouse, call 711. in such certificate or certifi- NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, THROUGH CERTIFICATES,SERIES FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, MARYS HEIGHTS,ACCORDING 76347 Veterans Way,Suite 456, Dated this 11 day of July,2014. cates will be sold to the The administration of the IN AND FOR NASSAU COUN- 2006-24CB IN AND FOR TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF Yulee,Florida 32097.The names JOHN A. CRAWFORD Highest Bidder at the MAIN estate of CLIFFORD EDWARD TY, FLORIDA Plaintiff, NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, and addresses of the person- Clerk Of The Circuit Court ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU STEIGER, deceased, File Num- CASE NO.: 2013 CA 000673 v. CASE NR: PAGE 36 OF THE PUBLIC al representative and the per- By: /s/ Sue Powell COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, ber 14-CP-142 is pending in FIRST FEDERAL BANK OF FLORI- TIMOTHY J. MALLARD; TAMMY 45-2014-DR-00347-FM RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- sonal representative’s attor- Deputy Clerk 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, the Circuit Court for Nassau DA, a FEDERALLY CHARTERED JO MALLARD; ANY AND ALL DIVISION: B TY,FLORIDA ney are set forth below. Submitted by: FL.on the 2nd day of Septem- County, Florida, Probate SAVINGS BANK, UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN ALL CREDITORS ARE Choice Legal Group, P.A. ber,2014,between the hours of Division, the address of which Plaintiff, BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND PATRICK SULLIVAN SMITH, 2000 DOUBLE WIDE FLEET- NOTIFIED THAT: P.O. Box 9908 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The is 76347 Veterans Way, Yulee, WILLIAM J. SCARBERRY AKA AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED Husband, WOOD RV,INC.MOBILE HOME All creditors of the decedent Fort Lauderdale,FL 33310-0908 Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is Florida 32097. The names and WILLIAM SCARBERRY,et al INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) and IDENTIFIED BY VIN NUMBERS: and other persons having Telephone: (954) 453-0365 to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. addresses of the personal rep- Defendants. WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE CAITLYN CLEVELAND SMITH, GAFLY35A17415HH22 AND claims or demands against Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 JOHN A. CRAWFORD resentative and the personal CLERK’S NOTICE OF SALE DEAD OR ALIVE,WHETHER SAID Wife. GAFLY35B17415HH22 decedent’s estate on whom a Toll Free: 1-800-441-2438 NASSAU COUNTY representative’s attorney are NOTICE IS GIVEN that,in accor- UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY NOTICE OF ACTION FOR ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN copy of this notice is served [email protected] CLERK OF COURT set forth below. dance with the Plaintiff’s Final CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUS- DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM must file their claims with this 2t 7-23, 7-30-2014 BY RHODA GOODWIN, All creditors of the decedent Judgment of Foreclosure ES,HEIRS,DEVISEES,GRANTEES, TO: Caitlyn Cleveland Smith THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 4410 DEPUTY CLERK and other persons having entered on in the above-styled OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; BELLS 86161 Sand Hickory Trail THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE ------If you are a person with a dis- claims or demands against cause, I will sell to the highest RIVER ESTATES HOMEOWNERS Yulee, FL 32097 THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ability who needs any accom- decedent’s estate, including and best bidder for cash on ASSOCIATION, INC.; TENANT 1 408 South Sycamore Street MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER FOURTH JUDICIAL, modation in order to partici- unmatured, contingent or August 25, 2014 at 11:30 A.M. NKA DONATO DICARLO; TEN- Palestine, TX 75801 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A IN AND FOR pate in this proceeding, you unliquidated claims,on whom (EST), at the front entrance of ANT 2 NKA KRISTAN DOE; YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an If you are a person with a dis- COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA are entitled,at no cost to you, a copy of this notice is served the Judicial Annex, Nassau Defendant(s). action has been filed against ability who needs any accom- THEM. S.A. CASE NO.: to the provision of certain assis- must file their claims with this County Courthouse: NOTICE OF SALE you and that you are required modation in order to partici- All other creditors of the dece- 13CA056897AN tance. Please contact the court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 A PORTION OF THE SAMUEL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- to serve a copy of your written pate in this proceeding, you dent and persons having CLERK NO.: ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF HARRISON GRANT,SECTION 44, suant to an Order of Final defenses,if any,to it on MaRia are entitled at no cost to you, claims or demands against the 452013CA000533AXXXYX 4600 press 0, at least 7 days THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH,RANGE 28 Judgment of Foreclosure Rogers, P.A. whose address is to the provision of certain assis- decedent’s estate must file DIVISION: CVA before your scheduled court NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE EAST, NASSAU COUNTY,FLORI- dated July 10, 2014, entered 10752. Deerwood Park Boule- tance. Please contact the their claims with this Court IN RE: FORFEITURE OF THE appearance, or immediately DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY DA.BEING MORE PARTICULAR- in Civil Case No. 45-2012-CA- vard,Suite 100,Jacksonville,FL ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER FOLLOWING DESCRIBED upon receiving this notifica- OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. LY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: 000029-AXXX-YX of the Circuit 32207 on or before 5:00 p.m.28 4600 at least 7 days before THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- PROPERTY: U.S. CURRENCY tion if the time before the All other creditors of the dece- FOR A POINT OF REFERENCE Court of the fourth Judicial August 2014, and file the orig- your scheduled court appear- TION OF THIS NOTICE. JAMES T. HURLEY, as Chief of scheduled appearance is less dent and other persons having COMMENCE AT A POINT Circuit in and for Nassau inal with the clerk of this Court ance, or immediately upon ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS Police, Fernandina Beach, Fl than 7 days; if you are hearing claims or demands against WHERE THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF- County, Florida, wherein the at Nassau County Courthouse, receiving this notification if the NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER PLAINTIFF, or voice impaired, call 711. decedent’s estate, including WAY LINE OF STATE ROAD NO. Clerk of the Circuit Court will 76347 Veterans Way,Yulee, FL time before the scheduled BARRED. vs. 4t 7-30, 8-6, 8-13 & 8-20-2014 unmatured, contingent or 107 (NASSAUVILLE BRANCH A sell to the highest bidder for 32047, before service on appearance is less than 7 The date of first publication of JOVAN SANCHEZ MITCHELL 4430 unliquidated claims, must file 66 FOOT RIGHT-OF-WAY) INTER- cash on 10th day of October, Husband’s attorney or imme- days; if you are hearing or this notice is July 23, 2014. CLAIMANT(S) ------their claims with this court SECTS WITH THE SOUTHWEST- 2014, at 11:30 a.m. at the diately thereafter. If you fail to voice impaired, call 711. Attorney for Personal NOTICE OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE ERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF Nassau Judicial Annex,Nassau do so, a default may be Dated this 9 day of July,2014. Representative: FORFEITURE COMPLAINT FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION STATE ROAD NO.107 (SEYMORE County Courthouse, 76347 entered against you for the JOHN A. CRAWFORD KATHRYN KNEE, Esquire TO: ALL PERSONS CLAIMING A IN AND FOR NASSAU COUN- OF THIS NOTICE. POINT BRANCH A 66 FOOT Veterans Way, Yulee, Florida relief demanded in the peti- Clerk Of The Circuit Court Florida Bar No.: 849571 SECURITY OR OTHER INTEREST TY, FLORIDA ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL RIGHT-OF-WAY); THENCE RUN 32097, in accordance with tion. /s/ Tracy Poore, Deputy Clerk KATHRYN KNEE, P.A. IN THE ABOVE-DESCRIBED CASE NO. 2010-CA-000907 BE FOREVER BARRED. SOUTH 45 DEGREES 19 MINUTES Chapter 45 Florida Statutes, The action is asking the court Submitted by: 1027 South 8th Street PROPERTY CHRISTIANA TRUST,A DIVISION The date of first publication of 40 SECONDS EAST ALONG relative to the following to decide how the following Choice Legal Group, P.A. Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 The above-described proper- OF WILMINGTON SAVINGS this Notice is July 23, 2014. SAID SOUTHWESTERLY RIGHT- described property as set forth issues should be determined P.O Box 9908 (904) 491-1781 ty was seized pursuant to the FUND SCOIETY,FSB,AS TRUSTEE /s/ JOSHUA K. MARTIN OF-WAY LINE, A DISTANCE OF in the Final Judgment, to wit: by the Court: Fort Lauderdale,FL 33310-0908 Personal Representative: provisions of the Florida Con- FOR STANWICH MORTGAGE Attorney for Personal 238.24 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 04 LOT 15, BELLS RIVER ESTATES Parental Responsibility/Time Telephone: (954) 453-0365 JOLENE JONES DURRANCE traband Forfeiture Act,Florida LOAN TRUST, SERIES 2012-13, Representative DEGREES 40 MINUTES 40 SEC- PHASE ONE, ACCORDING TO sharing as requested in the Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 86874 Cartesian Pointe Drive Statutes 932.701-.707, by the Plaintiff, Florida Bar No. 67966 ONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD- Petition for Dissolution of Toll Free: 1-800-441-2438 Yulee, FL 32097 Fernandina Beach Police De- v. Davis, Broussard, Martin, 904.40 FEET TO THE POINT OF ED IN PLAT BOOK 7, PAGES 90 Marriage. [email protected] 2t 7-23, 7-30-2014 partment on August 26, 2013, ROBERT W.FORBES, et al., Bernard & Steger, P.A. BEGINNING. THROUGH 92, INCLUSIVE, OF Equitable Distribution of Marital 2t 7-23, 7-30-2014 4416 at or in the vicinity of, Nassau NOTICE OF SALE 960185 Gateway Blvd.,Ste.104 FROM THE POINT OF BEGIN- THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- Assets/Debts as requested in 4405 ------County, Florida. The Fernan- NOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN that, Amelia Island, Fl 32034 NING THUS DESCRIBED RUN SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA the Petition for Dissolution of ------IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE dina Beach Police Depart- pursuant to the Final Summary Telephone: (904) 261-2848 THENCE SOUTH 85 DEGREES 52 Any person claiming an inter- Marriage including the real IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, ment is currently in possession Judgment of Foreclosure /s/ BONNIE STEIGER MAGEE MINUTES 15 SECONDS WEST, A est in the surplus from the sale, property described as “LOT NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA IN AND FOR of said property and has filed entered on July 24,2014 in the Personal Representative DISTANCE OF 174.30 FEET TO if any, other than the property 243, of HICKORY VILLAGE PROBATE DIVISION NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA a Complaint for the purpose of above-captioned action, the 2t 7-23, 7-30-2014 THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY owner as of the date of the PHASE TWO, according to the FILE NO.: 14-CP-132 CIVIL DIVISION: forfeiture of said property in following property situated in 4402 LINE OF STATE ROAD NO. 107 Lis Pendens must file a claim Plat thereof as recorded in Plat DIVISION: B CASE NO.: 45-2009-CA- the Circuit Court of the Fourth Nassau County, Florida, ------NASSAUVILLE BRANCH AFORE- within 60 days after the sale. Book 7,Page(s) 120 and 121,of IN RE: ESTATE OF ANN P. SUS- 000495-AXXX-YX Judicial Circuit of Florida. In described as: MENTIONED; THENCE RUN IN A AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES the Public Records of NASSAU SENGUTH BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, order to protect your rights you That certain piece, parcel or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SOUTHERLY DIRECTION ALONG ACT. If you are a person with a County,Florida.”and the 2011 Deceased. L.P.F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE HOME must file an Answer to the tract of land, situate,lying and FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE AND disability who needs any Toyota 4-Runner VIN: JTEZU5 NOTICE TO CREDITORS LOANS SERVICING, L.P., Complaint with the Clerk of being in the City of Fernandina IN. AND FOR NASSAU ALONG THE ARC OF A CURVE accommodation in order to JR9B5017645 to be awarded The administration of the Plaintiff the Circuit Court, Nassau Beach,County of Nassau and COUNTY, FLORIDA CONCAVE TO THE NORTH- participate in this proceeding, to Husband. estate of ANN P. SUSSENGUTH, VS. County Judicial Annex, Nas- State of Florida, known and CIVIL ACTION WESTERLY, HAVING A RADIUS you are entitled at no cost to Copies of all court documents deceased,File Number 14-CP- DIANA M.ROJAS A/K/A DIANA sau, Florida, within twenty (20) described as: Lot No. 166 of CASE NO.: OF 511.94 FEET AND BEING SUB- you,to the provision of certain in this case, including orders, 132, is pending in the Circuit M ROJAS VELASQUEZ; LOFTON days of this publication. You an unrecorded plat of the 2nd 45-2014-CA-000104 TENDED BY A CHORD BEAR- assistance.Please contact the are available at the Clerk of Court for Nassau County, POINTE HOMEOWNERS ASSO- must also serve a copy of your Addition to Georgia’s Fernan- DIVISION: ING AND DISTANCE OF SOUTH ADA Coordinator for the cir- the Circuit Court’s office. You Florida, Probate Division, the CIATION, INC.; NAVY FEDERAL Answer on Plaintiffs counsel, dina Beach Subdivision, and JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, 20 DEGREES 38 MINUTES 00 cuit court system at crtin- may review these documents address of which is Nassau CREDIT UNION; UNKNOWN Jessica R. Narducci, Assistant more particularly described NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, SECONDS WEST, 52.30 FEET; [email protected] or (904) 630-2564 upon request. County Courthouse, 76347 SPOUSE OF DIANA M. ROJAS; State Attorney, 220 East Bay as follows: For a point of begin- Plaintiff, THENCE SOUTH 05 DEGREES 55 at least 7 days before your You must keep the Clerk of the Veterans’Way,Suite 456,Yulee, UNKNOWN TENANT(S); IN POS- Street, 9th Floor, Jacksonville, ning start at the Southwest cor- STRICKLAND A.HOLLOWAY,JR. MINUTES 30 SECONDS EAST, scheduled court appearance, Circuit Court’s office notified Florida 32097. The names and SESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROP- Florida 32202. Failure to do so ner of Lot No. 73 of Section A/K/A STRICKLAND HOLLOWAY ALONG THE WESTERLY LINE OF or immediately upon receiv- of your current address. (You addresses of the personal rep- ERTY, may result in the entry of a One of Georgia’s Fernandina A/K/A STRICKLAND HOL- SECTION 44, AFOREMEN- ing this notification if the time may file Notice of Current resentative and the personal Defendants. default against you and a Final Beach Subdivision,according LOWAY,JR., et al, TIONED, A DISTANCE OF 96.15 before the scheduled appear- Address, Florida Supreme representative’s attorney are NOTICE OF Order of Forfeiture of the to plat thereof as recorded in Defenclant(s). FEET; THENCE NORTH 85 ance is less than 7 days; if you Court Approved Family Law set forth below. FORECLOSURE SALE above-described property. Plat Book 2, Page 35, of the NOTICE OF ACTION DEGREES 19 MINUTES 20 SEC- are hearing or voice impaired, Form 12.915.) Future papers in ALL CREDITORS ARE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- 2t 7-23, 7-30-2014 Public Records of Nassau To: Leonard Piontak ONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF call 711. this lawsuit will be mailed to NOTIFIED THAT: suant to Final Judgment of 4413 County, Florida; thence run in LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 329.60 FEET; THENCE NORTH 04 Dated at FERNANDINA the address on record at the All creditors of the decedent Foreclosure dated the 9th day ------a westerly direction along 1760 Apollo Ct DEGREES 40 MINUTES 40 SEC- BEACH, Florida this 10th day clerk’s office. and other persons having of July, 2014, and entered in CONTINUED ON THE what would be the South Line SEAL BEACH, CA 90740-5617 ONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF of July,2014. WARNING: Rule 12.285,Florida claims or demands against Case No. 45-2009-CA-000495- NEXT TWO PAGES

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NOTICE OF APPLICATION required for the development DEPUTY CLERK apparent on the voter’s cer- situated in Nassau County, ADA Coordinator at crtin- WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER ------FOR TAX DEED as well as future development If you are a person with a dis- tificate or the absentee bal- Florida, more particularly [email protected] or (904)630-2564 THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN THE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN as described in The Donation ability who needs any accom- lot affidavit, he or she may, at described as follows: at least 7 days before your TION OF THIS NOTICE. FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, That PALM TREE TAX 2 LLC and Development Agreement modation in order to partici- any time before the ballot is ALL OF THAT CERTAIN LOT OR scheduled court appearance, ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS INAND FOR The holder of the following cer- as approved between The pate in this proceeding, you removed from the envelope, PARCEL OF LAND SITUATE, or immediately upon receiv- NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREV- NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA tificate(s) has filed said certifi- Nassau County School District are entitled,at no cost to you, file with the canvassing board LYING AND BEING IN THE CITY ing this notification if the time ER BARRED. CASE NO.: 2012-CA-758 cate(s) for the tax deed to be and TerraPoint, LLC. to the provision of certain assis- a protest against the canvass OF FERNANDINA BEACH (FOR- before the scheduled appear- The date of first publication of JAKE H. HUNTER issued thereon.The certificate All plans are intended to be tance. Please contact the of that ballot, specifying the MERLY FERNANDINA), COUN- ance is less than 7 days; if you this notice is July 30, 2014. Plaintiff, number(s) and year of reused at some future date in ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- precinct, the ballot, and the TY OF NASSAU AND STATE OF are hearing or voice impaired, Attorney for Personal vs. issuance, the description of keeping with the provisions of 4600 press 0, at least 7 days reason he or she believes the FLORIDA, AND KNOWN AND call 711.WITNESS my hand and Representative: PATRICK D. HIGGINS, AND property, and name(s) in subsection 287.055, Florida before your scheduled court ballot to be illegal.A challenge DESCRIBED UPON AND the seal of this court on July 17, KATHRYN KNEE, Esquire ANTHONY R. DELUCIA, JR. which it is assessed are as fol- Statutes. appearance, or immediately based upon a defect in the ACCORDING TO THE PLAT OF 2014. Florida Bar No.: 849571 Defendants, lows: Engineering firms interested for upon receiving this notifica- voter’s certificate or absentee ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS,FILED IN CLERK: John A. Crawford KATHRYN KNEE, P.A. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE File Number: 2014-005-td consideration of this project tion if the time before the ballot affidavit may not be THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF /s/ Amanda Stearn 1027 South 8th Street NOTICE is hereby given that Certificate Number: 2979 should express their interest in scheduled appearance is less accepted after the ballot has THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Deputy Clerk of the Court Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 pursuant to a Writ of Execution Parcel Number: writing To: Kevin M. Burnette, than 7 days; if you are hearing been removed from the mail- FOR SAID COUNTY OF NASSAU, 2t 7-30, 8-6-2014 (904) 491-1781 issued in the Circuit Court of 46-3N-28-507F-0016-0000 The School Board of Nassau or voice impaired, call 711. ing envelope. ON MARCH 27TH, 1925, AND 4422 Personal Representative: Nassau County,Florida,on the Year of Issuance: 2012 County, 86334 Goodbread 4t 7-23, 7-30, 8-6 & 8-13 In accordance with the RECORDED IN DEED BOOK ------DAVID HARDENBERGH 4th day of February, 2014, in Description of Property: Road,Yulee,Florida 32097.This 4121A Sunshine Law of Florida, all NO. 39, ON PAGE 296, OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 12015 Shenandoah Road the cause wherein JAKE H. LOT 16 IN OR 1262/1725 written information should con------Canvassing Board meetings PUBLIC RECORDS OF SAID FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Anchorage, AK 99516 HUNTER, Plaintiff, and PATRICK FIDDLERS WALK PB 5/237 tain ten (10) bound copies of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR are open to the public. NASSAU COUNTY, AS THE IN AND FOR NASSAU COUN- 2t 7-30, 8-6-2014 D. HIGGINS, AND ANTHONY R. Assessed To: the Standard Form 330,Public NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA Section 286.0105, Florida SOUTH 50.5 FEET OF LOT 1, IN TY, FLORIDA 4424 DELUCIA, JR, Defendants, EDWARD H STECKLER TRUSTEE Entity Crimes Statement for the File No. 2014-CP-166 Statutes,provides that if a per- BLOCK S, AND ALSO THE CIVIL DIVISION ------being case number 2012-CA- All of the above property is firm, and information con- Division A son decides to appeal any NORTH 50.5 FEET OF LOT 4, IN Case #: 2013-CA-000380 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 758,in said court,I,BILL LEEPER, located in Nassau County, In cerning previous work and PROBATE DIVISION decision made by the board, BLOCK S. HSBC Bank USA, National FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, as Sheriff of Nassau County, the State of Florida. general information concern- IN RE: ESTATE OF EUGENE C. agency, or commission with more commonly known as 311 Association, as Trustee for IN AND FOR Florida have levied upon all Unless such certificate(s) shall ing the engineering firm. OKIN, Deceased respect to any matter consid- North 18th Street, Fernandina Merrill Lynch Mortgage NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA the rights, title and interest of be redeemed according to Project information packets NOTICE TO CREDITORS ered at such meeting or hear- Beach, FL 32034, Investors Trust, Series MLCC CASE NO.: 14 CA 000175 the Defendant, ANTHONY R. Law, the property described may be picked up at the The administration of the ing, he or she will need a This action has been filed 2006-2 DIVISION: A DELUCIA,JR.,in and to the fol- in such certificate or certifi- Nassau County School District, estate of Eugene C. Okin, record of the proceedings, against you and you are Plaintiff, FIRST COAST COMMUNITY lowing described personal cates will be sold to the Facilities Department, 86334 deceased, whose date of and that,for such purpose,he required to serve a copy of -vs.- BANK, a division of Synovus property,to-wit: Highest Bidder at the MAIN Goodbread Road, Yulee, FL. death was April 26, 2014, is or she may need to ensure your written defense, if any, Amber Denise Buck a/k/a Bank, the successor by merg- 2002 Ford Explorer, ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU 32097. pending in the Circuit Court that a verbatim record of the upon SHAPIRO, FISHMAN & Amber D. Buck and Benjamin er between First Coast VIN#1FMZU63E12UC53227 COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, Professional engineering serv- for Nassau County, Florida, proceedings is made, which GACHE, LLP, Attorneys for Waldo Buck Jr.and Cecily Rae Community Bank and Synovus I shall offer this property for sale 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, ices will generally consist of Probate Division, the address record includes the testimony Plaintiff,whose address is 4630 Buck; et al. Bank, a Georgia Banking cor- at the front of Building 101 of FL. on the 19th day of August, the furnishing of necessary of which is 76347 Veterans and evidence upon which the Woodland Corporate Blvd., Defendant(s). poration the Nassau County Sheriff’s 2014, between the hours of documents for planning and Way,Yulee, Florida 32097. The appeal is to be based. Suite 100, Tampa, FL 33614, NOTICE OF ACTION FORE- Plaintiff, Office, 76001 Bobby Moore 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The construction of the proposed names and addresses of the Persons with disabilities requir- within thirty (30) days after the CLOSURE PROCEEDINGS- v. Circle, Yulee, FL, Nassau Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is project, specifications, com- personal representative and ing accommodations in order first publication of this notice PROPERTY SERENITY HAIR COLOUR & County, Florida, on August 21, to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. petitive bidding of the project, the personal representative’s to participate in this event and file the original with the TO: Unknown Heirs, Devisees, DESIGN, LLC, a dissolved 2014 at 10:00 A.M., or as soon JOHN A. CRAWFORD construction contracts,super- attorney are set forth below. should contact the Supervisor clerk of this Court either before Grantees,Assignees,Creditors, Florida limited liability com- thereafter as possible. I will NASSAU COUNTY CLERK vision of the project during All creditors of the decedent of Elections office at 904-491- service on Plaintiffs attorney Lienors, and Trustees of pany; KIMBERLY A. PAULEY; offer for sale all of the said OF COURT construction and submission and other persons having 7500, toll free 1-866-260-4301, or immediately there after; Benjamin W.Buck, Deceased, CHARLES W.PAULEY; THE UNIT- Defendant’s Anthony R. BY RHODA GOODWIN of all required documents to claims or demands against fax 904-432-1400,TDD 904-491- otherwise a default will be and All Other Persons Claiming ED STATES OF AMERICA; THE Delucia, Jr.’s right, title, and DEPUTY CLERK all appropriate agencies for decedent’s estate on whom a 7510 or e-mail info@votenas- entered against you for the by and Through,Under,Against STATE OF FLORIDA; FLORIDA interest in the aforesaid per- If you are a person with a dis- approval and subsequent per- copy of this notice is required sau.com to request such relief demanded in the The Named Defendant(s); DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE and sonal property,at public auc- ability who needs any accom- mitting. Procedures for select- to be served must file their accommodation. Complaint. CURRENT ADDRESS UNK- PARK AVENUE SUITES, INC. a tion and will sell the same,sub- modation in order to partici- ing Engineering Services will claims with this court WITHIN /s/ Vicki P. Cannon, WITNESS my hand and seal of NOWN: c/o Rod B. Neuman, Florida non-profit corporation ject to taxes, all prior liens, pate in this proceeding, you be in compliance with School THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER Supervisor of Elections, this Court on the 18th day of Esq., 3321 Henderson Blvd, Defendants. encumbrances and judg- are entitled,at no cost to you, Board policy 7.65 – Selecting THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- Nassau County,Florida July,2014. Tampa, FL 33609 NOTICE OF ments, if any, to the highest to the provision of certain assis- Professional Services, and CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 1t 7-30-2014 John A. Crawford Residence unknown, if living, FORECLOSURE SALE and best bidder for CASH IN tance. Please contact the Florida State Statutes 287.055. DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER- 4418 Circuit and County Courts including any unknown spouse NOTICE IS GIVEN that in accor- HAND or CERTIFIED CASHIER’S ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- The design firm selected for VICE OF A COPY OF THIS ------By: /s/ Karen J. Lockett of the said Defendants,if either dance with the Summary Final CHECK,plus Florida sales tax,if 4600 press 0, at least 7 days the project shall obtain and NOTICE ON THEM. The St. Johns River Water Deputy Clerk has remarried and if either or Judgment of Foreclosure ren- appropriate. The vehicle may before your scheduled court maintain insurance against All other creditors of the dece- Management District (District) If you are a person with a dis- both of said Defendants are dered on July 22, 2014, or by be viewed between 8:00 A.M. appearance, or immediately errors and omissions and pro- dent and other persons having gives notice of receipt of the ability who needs any accom- dead, their respective un- Order of the Court in Civil and 5:00 P.M.,Monday through upon receiving this notifica- fessional liability, in sufficient claims or demands against following permit application(s): modation in order to partici- known heirs, devisees, grant- Action 14-CA-175, of the Friday,at 850540 U.S.17,Yulee, tion if the time before the amounts, to protect the Nas- decedent’s estate must file Environmental Resource Permit pate in this proceeding, you ees, assignees, creditors, Circuit Court for Nassau Florida. The moneys received scheduled appearance is less sau County School District their claims with this court Applications are entitled,at no cost to you, lienors, and trustees, and all County, Florida, in which through the levy on sale will than 7 days; if you are hearing against any and all claims WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE Gibsons Home Store of Yulee, to the provision of certain assis- other persons claiming by, Serenity Hair Colour & Design, be paid as prescribed by Fla. or voice impaired, call 711. which may arise during the DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION 1834 E SR 200, Yulee, FL 32097 tance. Please contact the through, under or against the LLC, a dissolved Florida limit- Stat.56.27 and in accordance 4t 7-16, 7-23, 7-30 & 8-6-2014 term of this project. OF THIS NOTICE. application #IND-089-138825- ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- named Defendant(s); and the ed liability company; Kimberly with the American with 4398 All firms who wish to be con- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN 1. The project is located in 4600 press 0, at least 7 days aforementioned named De- A. Pauley; Charles W. Pauley; Disabilities Act, persons need------sidered for this project must THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH Nassau County, Section: 51, before your scheduled court fendant(s) and such of the The United States of America; ing a special accommoda- NOTICE OF APPLICATION have the requested informa- IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE Township: 3 North, Range: 27 appearance, or immediately aforementioned unknown De- The State of Florida, Florida tion to participate in this pro- FOR TAX DEED tion in the office of Kevin M. FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL East; Section: 42, Township: 2 upon receiving this notifica- fendants and such of the Department of Revenue and ceeding shall contact the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Burnette, no later than 12:00 BE FOREVER BARRED. North, Range: 27 East, and tion if the time before the aforementioned unknown Park Avenue Suites, Inc., a individual or agency sending That US BANK C/F CAZ CREEK Noon, August 18, 2014. Re- NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME includes 9.72 acres. The scheduled appearance is less Defendants as may be infants, Florida non-profit corporation notice not later than seven The holder of the following cer- quests received after this date PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, Environmental Resource Permit than 7 days; if you are hearing incompetents or otherwise not were the Defendants and First days prior to the proceeding tificate(s) has filed said certifi- and time will not be consid- ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) application is for construction or voice impaired, call 711. sui juris. Coast Community Bank,a divi- at the address given on cate(s) for the tax deed to be ered. YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE of a stormwater management Phone- (904) 548-4909 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that sion of Synovus Bank was the notice. Telephone 904-225- issued thereon.The certificate Kevin M. Burnette DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH system to serve a project Fax- (904)548-4949 an action has been com- Plaintiff, I will sell to the highest 0331. number(s) and year of issu- Director of Facilities IS BARRED. known as Gibson Home store TTD/TTY- Dial 711 menced to foreclose a mort- bidder for cash in accordance Bill Leeper, As Sheriff of ance,the description of prop- Nassau County School Board The date of first publication of of Yulee. E-Mail – gage on the following real with Chapter 45, Florida Nassau County,Florida erty,and name(s) in which it is Publication Dates: this notice is July 30, 2014. The file(s) containing the per- [email protected] property,lying and being and Statutes, at the front door of 4t 7-30, 8-6, 8-13 & 8-20-2014 assessed are as follows: July 23, 21014, July 30, 2014 Attorney for Personal mit application(s) are avail- 2t 7-30, 8-6-2014 situated in Nassau County, the Nassau County Judicial 4427 File Number: 2014-007-TD August 6, 2014 Representative: able for inspection Monday 4420 Florida, more particularly Annex, 76347 Veterans Way, ------Certificate Number: 2188 3t 7-23, 7-30 & 8-6-2014 AMELIA LAW GROUP, PLLC through ------described as follows: Yulee, Florida 32097, at 11:30 NOTICE OF RESCHEDULING Parcel Number: 4124A Lorie L. Chism Friday, except for District holi- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LOT 14, GOLFSIDE AT SUMMER a.m. on August, 25, 2014, the OF BOARD OF COUNTY 37-2N-28-227V-004A-0000 ------Florida Bar Number: 589934 days, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA BEACH, UNIT ONE, ACCORD- following property: COMMISSIONERS MEETINGS Year of Issuance: 2012 INVITATION TO OBTAIN Meghann M. Allen District’s Headquarters, 4049 PROBATE DIVISION ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS REAL PROPERTY FOR AUGUST 2014 Description of Property: PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Florida Bar Number: 46317 Reid St.,Palatka,FL 32177-2529. FILE NO.: 14-CP-161 RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, Suite “F”, Park Avenue Suites, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that LOT 4A IN OR 1722/1732 THE The School Board of Nassau 960194 Gateway Boulevard, You may also view files at one DIVISION: A PAGES 114-118,OF THE PUBLIC Inc.,a condominium together the regularly scheduled meet- VILLAGES @ MARSH LAKES PB County, Florida would like to Suite 101 of the District’s Service IN RE: ESTATE OF MARGIE RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- with an undivided share in ings of the Board of County 5/355 obtain professional architec- Amelia Island, Florida 32034 Centers, but you should call SANDERS DEPREIST, TY,FLORIDA. those common elements Commissioners for Monday, Assessed To: tural services for the following Telephone: (904) 310-9501 Service Center staff in Deceased. TOGETHER WITH A PORTION OF appurtenant thereto,accord- August 11, 2014 at 6:00 pm CARLOS SANTA CRUZ, project. Fax: (904) 310-9538 advance to make sure that NOTICE TO CREDITORS SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP 2 ing to the Declaration of and for Wednesday,August 20, JUDITH M SANTA CRUZ New Yulee Area Elementary E-Mail: LChism@ the files are at a specific The administration of the NORTH, RANGE 28 EAST OF Condominium recorded in 2014 at 9:00 a.m., have been All of the above property is School (Pre-K-5) In The Proximi- amelialawgroup.com Service Center. Additionally, estate of MARGIE SANDERS SAID COUNTY, BEING MORE Official Records Book 910, rescheduled and combined located in Nassau County, In ty of SR 200 and William Bur- Secondary E-Mail: most permit application file DEPREIST, deceased, File PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS Page 1203, and amended in into one meeting to be held the State of Florida. Ωgess Road (Address to be MAllen@amelialaw documents can be viewed Number 14-CP-161,is pending FOLLOWS: that certain Supplemental on Wednesday,August 6,2014 Unless such certificate(s) shall Determined) Yulee, Fl. 32097 group.com online at in the Circuit Court for Nassau BEGIN AT THE NORTHERLY COR- Declaration of Declaration of at 6:00 p.m.in the Commission be redeemed according to All plans are intended to be Additional E-Mail: floridaswater.com/permit- County, Florida, Probate NER OF SAID LOT 14; THENCE Condominium Park Avenue Chambers, James S. Page Law, the property described reused at some future date in [email protected] ting/index.html. Division, the address of which SOUTH 37 DEGREES 56’ 41” Suites, Inc., Site II as recorded Governmental Complex, in such certificate or certifi- keeping with the provisions of Personal Representative: The decision on permit appli- is Nassau County Courthouse, EAST,ALONG THE NORTHEAST- in Official Records Book 943, 96135 Nassau Place, Yulee, cates will be sold to the subsection 287.055, Florida Peter Okin cations will be made at the 76347 Veterans’Way,Suite 456, ERLY LINE OF LOT 13 AND THE Page 1511-1514, and as fur- Florida. The agenda for the Highest Bidder at the MAIN Statutes. 400 East 56th Street, Apt. 23N District’s Service Center where Yulee, Florida 32097. The SOUTHEASTERLY PROLONGA- ther amended by that certain August 6, 2014 Commission ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU Architectural firms interested NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10022 the names and addresses of the TION THEREOF, 122.20 FEET; Second Supplemental Decla- meeting will be available at COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, for consideration of this project 2t 7-30, 8-6-2014 application is processed (if the personal representative and THENCE SOUTH 46 DEGREES 35’ ration of Declaration of www.nassaucountvfl.com 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, should express their interest in 4417 application is approved) or by the personal representative’s 49” WEST, 90.41 FEET TO THE Condominium For Park Aven- THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO BE FL. on the 26th day of August, writing To: Kevin M. Burnette, ------the Governing Board (if the attorney are set forth below. SOUTHEASTERLY PROLONGA- ue Suites, Inc., as recorded in PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF A 2014, between the hours of The School Board of Nassau PUBLIC MEETINGS OF THE NAS- application is recommended ALL CREDITORS ARE NOTIFIED TION OF THE SOUTHWESTERLY Official Records Book 1198, PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL 11:00 a.m, and 2:00 p.m. The County, 86334 Goodbread SAU COUNTY CANVASSING for denial). THAT: LINE OF SAID LOT 14; THENCE Page 1391 and re-recorded in ANY DECISION MADE BY THE Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is Road,Yulee,Florida 32097.This BOARD FOR THE PUBLIC PRE- You are advised to notify the All creditors of the decedent NORTH 37 DEGREES 56’ 41” Official Records Book 1206, BOARD, AGENCY OR COM- to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. written information should con- ELECTION TEST OF THE AUTO- District within 14 days of this and other persons having WEST, ALONG LAST SAID LINE page 1473, all in of the public MISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY JOHN A. CRAWFORD tain ten (10) bound copies of MATIC TABULATION EQUIP- notice if you have questions, claims or demands against 130.80 FEET, TO THE SOUTH- records of Nassau County, MATTER CONSIDERED AT SUCH NASSAU COUNTY the Standard Form 330,Public MENT, CANVASSING OF THE objections,comments,or infor- decedent’s estate on whom a EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE Florida. MEETING OR HEARING,HE/SHE CLERK OF COURT Entity Crimes Statement for the BALLOTS, AND MANUAL AUDIT mation regarding the activity copy of this notice is served OF REGATTA DRIVE (A 50.00 and personal property de- WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE BY RHODA GOODWIN, firm, and information con- FOR THE AUGUST 26, 2014 PRI- proposed in the permit appli- must file their claims with this FEET RIGHT OF WAY AS NOW scribed as furniture, machin- PROCEEDINGS AND THAT FOR DEPUTY CLERK cerning previous work and MARY ELECTION cation.Please direct your cor- Court WITHIN THE LATER OF ESTABLISHED); THENCE NORTH ery,fixtures, inventory,supplies SUCH PURPOSE MAY NEED TO If you are a person with a dis- general information concern- All meetings of the Nassau respondence to Bureau chief, THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE 52 DEGREES 03’ 19” EAST, including power driven ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM ability who needs any accom- ing the architectural firm. County Canvassing Board Bureau of Regulatory support, OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS ALONG LAST SAID LINE, 90.00 machinery, accounts, raw RECORD OF THE PROCEED- modation in order to partici- Project information packets (“Canvassing Board”) are P.O.Box 1429,Palatka,FL 32178- NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- materials,work in process,con- INGS IS MADE,WHICH RECORD pate in this proceeding, you may be picked up at the open to the public and will be 1429, or by e-mail at applica- THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A NING. tract rights and equipment INCLUDES THE EVIDENCE AND are entitled,at no cost to you, Nassau County School District, conducted at the James S. [email protected] , COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON more commonly known as located at the above describ- TESTIMONY UPON WHICH THE to the provision of certain assis- Facilities Department, 86334 Page Governmental Com- and include either the Permit THEM. 1664 Regatta Drive, Fernan- ed real property. APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. tance. Please contact the Goodbread Road, Yulee, Fl. plex, Supervisor of Elections’ Application number or the All other creditors of the dece- dina. Beach, FL 32034. Any person claiming an inter- Individuals with disabilities ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- 32097. Canvassing Board Room/Con- Project Name. If you make a dent and persons having This action has been filed est in the surplus from the sale, needing a reasonable ac- 4600 press 0, at least 7 days Professional architectural serv- ference Room A, located at written request to the District claims or demands against the against you and you are if any, other than the property commodation in order to par- before your scheduled court ices will generally consist of 96135 Nassau Place, Yulee, for additional information decedent’s estate must file required to serve a copy of owner as of the date of the ticipate in the program or appearance, or immediately the furnishing of necessary Florida. regarding a specific permit their claims with this Court your written defense, if any, Lis Pendens, must file a claim activity should contact the upon receiving this notifica- documents for planning and The Canvassing Board will con- application, you will be fur- WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER upon SHAPIRO, FISHMAN & within sixty (60) days after the office of the Ex-Officio Clerk at tion if the time before the construction of the proposed vene at 1:00 p.m. on August nished with the information THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- GACHE, LLP, Attorneys for sale. (904) 548-4660 or Florida Relay scheduled appearance is less project, educational specifi- 5,2014 for the testing of all vot- available at that time. Please TION OF THIS NOTICE. Plaintiff,whose address is 4630 DATED July 22, 2014. Service at 1-800-955-8770(v) than 7 days; if you are hearing cations, competitive bidding ing equipment to be used in note that filing a written objec- ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS Woodland Corporate Blvd., Americans With or 1-800-955-8771(TDD) at least or voice impaired, call 711. of the project, construction the August 26, 2014 Primary tion does not entitle you to a NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREV- Suite 100, Tampa, FL 33614, Disabilities Act (ADA) Notice seventy-two hours in advance 4t 7-23, 7-30, 8-6 & 8-13 contracts, supervision of the Election. chapter 120, Florida statutes, ER BARRED. within thirty (30) days after the In accordance with the to request such accommo- 4120A project during construction Sealed absentee ballots administrative hearing. The date of first publication of first publication of this notice American with Disabilities Act dation. ------and submission of all required received prior to 8:00 a.m. on Notice of District Decision or this notice is July 30, 2014. and file the original with the of 1990 (ADA) persons need- ATTEST: NOTICE OF APPLICATION documents to the Depart- August 22, 2014 will be avail- Intended District Decision will Attorney for Personal clerk of this Court either before ing a special accommoda- JOHN A. CRAWFORD FOR TAX DEED ment of Education for appro- able for public inspection from be provided to persons who Representative: service on Plaintiffs attorney tion to participate in this pro- EX-OFFICIO CLERK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN val. Procedures for selecting 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. on have requested individual KATHRYN KNEE, Esquire or immediately there after; ceeding should contact the BOARD OF COUNTY That ARONI LLC Architectural/Engineering Ser- August 22,2014 at the office of notice. A request for individ- Florida Bar No.: 849571 otherwise a default will be Court Administration Office at COMMISSIONERS The holder of the following cer- vices will be in compliance the Supervisor of Elections, ual Notice of District Decision KATHRYN KNEE, P.A. entered against you for the 904548-4700. If hearing NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA tificate(s) has filed said certifi- with School Board policy 7.65 96135 Nassau Place, Suite 3, or Intended District Decision 1027 South 8th Street relief demanded in the impaired call (TDD) (800) 955- BARRY V. HOLLOWAY, cate(s) for the tax deed to be – Selecting Professional Servi- Yulee,Florida.Afterwards,those on the application must be Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Complaint. 8771 or (800) 955-8770(V), via CHAIRMAN issued thereon.The certificate ces, Florida State Statutes absentee ballots will be received by the District’s (904) 491-1781 WITNESS my hand and seal of Florida Relay 1t 7-30-2014 number(s) and year of 287.055, and State Require- opened at the Canvassing Bureau chief,Bureau of Regu- Personal Representative: this Court on the 18 day of July, 2t 7-30, 8-6-2014 4428 issuance, the description of ments for Educational Facilities Board meeting to convene at latory Support prior to the date DENISE J. HARRISON 2014. 4425 ————— property, and name(s) in 4.1. 10:00 a.m.and canvassed and such Notice is generated. 2837 South 14th Street John A. Crawford ------NOTICE OF A which it is assessed are as fol- The design firm selected for processed; however,the results Margaret Daniels, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Circuit and County Courts IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL PPLICATION FOR TAX DEED lows: the project shall obtain and will not be generated at that Bureau Chief 2t 7-30, 8-6-2014 By: /s/ Karen J. Lockett CIRCUIT, CIRCUIT COURT, IN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN File Number: 2014-006-TD maintain insurance against time. Bureau of Regulatory support 4421 Deputy Clerk AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, That ARONI G LLC Certificate Number: 1428 errors and omissions and pro- Sealed absentee ballots St. Johns River Water ------If you are a person with a dis- FLORIDA The holder of the following cer- Parcel Number: fessional liability, in sufficient received prior to 12:00 p.m.on Management District IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ability who needs any accom- PROBATE DIVISION tificate(s) has filed said certifi- 20-3N-29-0000-0017-0000 amounts, to protect the Nas- August 25, 2014 will be avail- 4049 Reid Street FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, modation in order to partici- FILE NO.: 2014-CP-172 cate(s) for the tax deed to be Year of Issuance: 2012 sau County School District able for public inspection from Palatka, FL 32177-2529 IN AND FOR NASSAU pate DIVISION: PR-B issued thereon.The certificate Description of Property: against any and all claims 1:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. on (386) 329-4570 COUNTY, FLORIDA in this proceeding, you are IN RE: ESTATE OF JAMES TONY number(s) and year of IN OR 1269/589 ESMT IN OR which may arise during the August 25,2014 at the office of 1t 7-30-2014 Case No. 13CA000679AXYX entitled, at no cost to you, to NEWBY, issuance, the description of 532/514 term of this project. the Supervisor of Elections, 4419 Division: the provision of certain assis- Deceased. property, and name(s) in Assessed To: All firms who wish to be con- 96135 Nassau Place, Suite 3, ------Bank of America, NA tance. Please contact the NOTICE TO CREDITORS which it is assessed are as fol- EDWARD H STECKLER TRUSTEE sidered for this project must Yulee,Florida.Afterwards,those IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Plaintiff ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- The ancillary administration of lows: All of the above property is have the requested informa- absentee ballots will be FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Vs. 4600 press 0, at least 7 days the estate of File Number: 2014-008-TD located in Nassau County, In tion in the office of Kevin M. opened at the Canvassing IN AND FOR NASSAU COUN- DON BRYAN,UNKNOWN HEIRS, before your scheduled court JAMES TONY NEWBY,deceas- Certificate Number: 20 the State of Florida. Burnette, no later than 12:00 Board meeting to convene at TY, FLORIDA SUCCESSORS, ASSIGNS AND appearance, or immediately ed, whose date of death was Parcel Number: Unless such certificate(s) shall Noon, August 18, 2014. Re- 2:00 p.m.and canvassed and CIVIL DIVISION ALL PERSONS,FIRMS OR ASSO- upon receiving this notifica- March 25, 2014, is pending in 00-00-30-010B-0011-0100 be redeemed according to quests received after this date processed; however,the results Case #: 2014-CA-000078 CIATIONS CLAIMING RIGHT, tion if the time before the the Circuit Court for Nassau Year of Issuance: 2012 Law, the property described and time will not be consid- will not be generated at that Wells Fargo Bank, National TITLE OR INTEREST FROM OR scheduled appearance is less County, Florida, Probate Description of Property: in such certificate or certifi- ered. time. Association UNDER DON BRYAN than 7 days; if you are hearing Division, the address of which BLOCK 11 LOT 10 OR 460/296 & cates will be sold to the Kevin M. Burnette Those wishing to inspect Plaintiff, Defendants or voice impaired, call 711. is 76347 Veterans Way,Yulee,FL OR 875/1135 AMERICAN Highest Bidder at the MAIN Director of Facilities absentee ballots received -vs.- NOTICE OF SALE Phone- (904) 548-4909 32097. The names and BEACH SUB #2 PB 3/6 ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU Nassau County School Board after 12:00 p.m. on August 25, Unknown Heirs, Devisees, NOTICE IS GIVEN that, in accor- Fax – (904) 548-4949 addresses of the personal rep- Assessed To: COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, Publication Dates: 2014 through 7:00 p.m. on Grantees,Assignees,Creditors, dance with the Default Final TTD/TTY – Dial 711 resentative and the personal FRANCINA C KING,ALONZO D 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, July 23, 21014, July 30, 2014 August 26, 2014 must be pres- Lienors,and Trustees of Nancy Judgment of Foreclosure E-Mail – representative’s attorney are KING, PILAR B KING FL. on the 26th day of August, August 6, 2014 ent throughout the day on Michelle Abernethy a/k/a dated June 20, 2014, in the [email protected] set forth below. All of the above property is 2014, between the hours of 3t 7-23, 7-30 & 8-6-2014 August 26, 2014. Those ballots Nancy M. Abernethy, above-styled cause,I will sell to 2t 7-30, 8-6-2014 All creditors of the decedent located in Nassau County, In 11:00 a.m, and 2:00 p.m. The 4125A will be opened at the Deceased, and All Other the highest and best bid for 4423 and other persons having the State of Florida, Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is ------Canvassing Board meeting to Persons Claiming by and cash be inning at 11:30 a.m.at ------claims or demands against Unless such certificate(s) shall to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. NOTICE OF APPLICATION convene at 4:00 p.m. and Through, Under, Against The the front entrance of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR decedent’s estate on whom a be redeemed according to JOHN A. CRAWFORD FOR TAX DEED canvassed and processed; Named Defendant(s); et al. Judicial Annex,76347 Veterans NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA copy of this notice has been Law, the property described NASSAU COUNTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN however,the results will not be Defendant(s). Way,Yulee,FL 32097 on August PROBATE DIVISION served must file their claims in such certificate or certifi- CLERK OF COURT That US BANK C/F CAZ CREEK generated at that time. NOTICE OF ACTION 15, 2014, the following FILE NO.: 14-CP-151 with this court WITHIN THE LATER cates will be sold to the BY RHODA GOODWIN, The holder of the following cer- All absentee ballots,early vot- FORECLOSURE described property: DIVISION: A OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Highest Bidder at the MAIN DEPUTY CLERK tificate(s) has filed said certifi- ing and precinct results will be PROCEEDINGS-PROPERTY LOT 78,YULEE HILLS,ACCORD- IN RE: ESTATE OF DIANNE E. OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU If you are a person with a dis- cate(s) for the tax deed to be tabulated and generated TO: Unknown Heirs, Devisees, ING TO THE MAP OR PLAT HARDENBERGH, THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, ability who needs any accom- issued thereon.The certificate after 7:00 p.m. on August 26, Grantees,Assignees,Creditors, THEREOF AS RECORDED IN Deceased. THE TIME OF SERVICE OF A 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, modation in order to partici- number(s) and year of issu- 2014. Lienors,and Trustees of Nancy PLAT BOOK 4,PAGE(S) 31,PUB- NOTICE TO CREDITORS COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON FL. on the 2nd day of pate in this proceeding, you ance,the description of prop- The Canvassing Board will Michelle Abernethy a/k/a LIC RECORDS OF NASSAU The administration of the THEM. September,2014,between the are entitled,at no cost to you, erty,and name(s) in which it is reconvene on August 28,2014 Nancy M,Abernethy,Deceas- COUNTY, FLORIDA. TOGETHER estate of DIANNE E. HARDEN- All other creditors of the dece- hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 to the provision of certain assis- assessed are as follows: at 5:00 p.m. to canvass provi- ed, and All Other Persons WITH THAT CERTAIN 2007 FLEET- BERGH, deceased, File dent and other persons having p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office tance. Please contact the File Number: 2014-004-TD sional ballots, certify results to Claiming by and Through, WOOD MANUFACTURED Number 14-CP-151,is pending claims or demands against the Policy is to hold the sale at ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- Certificate Number: 350 the State and perform any Under, Against The Named HOME, SERIAL #: GAFL635A/ in the Circuit Court for Nassau decedent’s estate must file 11:30 a.m. 4600 press 0, at least 7 days Parcel Number: 00-00-31-169s- other duties as prescribed by Defendant(s); CURRENT ADD- B91969-ER21, MODEL NAME: County, Florida, Probate their claims with this court JOHN A. CRAWFORD before your scheduled court 0026-0000 law. RESS UNKNOWN: c/o Rod 13. EAGLE TRACE, MODEL #: 4764 Division, the address of which WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE NASSAU COUNTY appearance, or immediately Year of Issuance: 2012 The Canvassing Board will Neuman,Esq.,3321 Henderson V,SIZE: 28’ X 80’, LABEL/SEAL #: is Nassau County Courthouse, DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION CLERK OF COURT upon receiving this notifica- Description of Property: reconvene on September 2, Blvd, Tampa, FL 33609 GEO1452286 & GEO1452287, 76347 Veterans’Way,Suite 456, OF THIS NOTICE. BY RHODA GOODWIN, tion if the time before the LOT 26 IN OR 1459/1240 2014 at 1:00 p.m.to certify the Residence unknown, if living, “WHICH, BY INTENTION OF THE Yulee, Florida 32097. The ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL DEPUTY CLERK scheduled appearance is less SIMMONS COVE PB 6/140-141 official results and select a ran- including any unknown spouse PARTIES AND UPON RETIRE- names and addresses of the BE FOREVER BARRED. If you are a person with a dis- than 7 days; if you are hearing Assessed To: dom race and precinct num- of the said Defendants,if either MENT OF THE CERTIFICATE OF personal representative and NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME ability who needs any accom- or voice impaired, call 711. JOEY MICHELLE NOBLE ber for the manual audit of has remarried and if either or TITLE AS PROVIDED IN S319.261 the personal representative’s PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE,ANY modation in order to partici- 4t 7-23, 7-30, 8-6 & 8-13 All of the above property is the August 26, 2014 Primary both of said Defendants are FLORIDA, STATUTES, SHALL attorney are set forth below. CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS pate in this proceeding, you 4122A located in Nassau County, In Election. dead, their respective CONSTITUTE A PART OF THE ALL CREDITORS ARE NOTIFIED OR MORE AFTER THE DECE- are entitled,at no cost to you, ------the State of Florida. The Canvassing Board will unknown heirs, devisees, REALTY AND SHALL PASS WITH THAT: DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS to the provision of certain assis- INVITATION TO OBTAIN Unless such certificate(s) shall reconvene on September 4, grantees,assignees,creditors, IT.” All creditors of the decedent BARRED. tance. Please contact the PROFESSIONAL SERVICES be redeemed according to 2014 at 1:00 p.m. to conduct lienors, and trustees, and all Property Address: and other persons having The date of the first publication ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- The School Board of Nassau Law, the property described the manual audit and perform other persons claiming by, 86382 JEAN RD,YULEE,FL 32097 claims or demands against of this Notice is July 30, 2014. 4600 press 0, at least 7 days County, Florida would like to in such certificate or certifi- any other duties as prescribed through, under or against the ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN decedent’s estate on whom a Attorney for Personal before your scheduled court obtain professional engineer- cates will be sold to the by law. named Defendant(s); and the INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM copy of this notice is served Representative: appearance, or immediately ing services for the following Highest Bidder at the MAIN If it becomes necessary for the aforementioned named THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN must file their claims with this Harrison W.Poole upon receiving this notifica- project. ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU Canvassing Board to recon- Defendant(s) and such of the THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF Court WITHIN THE LATER OF POOLE & POOLE, P.A. tion if the time before the Access Road for the New COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, vene after any noticed Can- aforementioned unknown THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Florida Bar No. 50239 scheduled appearance is less Yulee Area Elementary School 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, vassing Board meeting, the Defendants and such of the MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS 303 Centre Street, Suite 200 than 7 days; if you are hearing in the proximity of SR 200 and FL. on the 26th day of August, time and date will be posted aforementioned unknown DAYS AFTER THE SALE. NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER Post Office Box 1280 or voice impaired, call 711. William Burgess Road,Yulee,FL 2014, between the hours of at the office of the Supervisor Defendants as may be infants, Dated: July 17, 2014 THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A Fernandina Beach, Fl 32035 4t 7-30, 8-6, 8-13 & 8-20-2014 32097 (address to be deter- 11:00 a.m, and 2:00 p.m. The of Elections,as well as online at incompetents or otherwise not If you are a person with a dis- COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Telephone: (904) 261-0742 4429 mined) Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is www.votenassau.com. sui juris. ability who needs any accom- THEM. Personal Representative: ------This project will consist of to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. Section 101.68(2)(c)2, Florida YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that modation in order to partici- All other creditors of the dece- TONI N. McCUIN LEGAL DEADLINE approximately 1.25 miles of JOHN A. CRAWFORD Statutes, provides if any elec- an action has been com- pate in this proceeding, you dent and persons having 246 Ray Road IS NOON FRIDAY. FOR Paved Road, Signalized Inter- NASSAU COUNTY tor or candidate present menced to foreclose a mort- are entitled at no cost to you, claims or demands against the Fort Valley,GA 31030 FURTHER INFORMATION section @ SR 200 and William CLERK OF COURT believes that an absentee bal- gage on the following real to the provision of certain assis- decedent’s estate must file 2t 7-30, 8-6-2014 CALL 904-261-3696. Burgess Road.Infrastructure as BY RHODA GOODWIN, lot is illegal due to a defect property,lying and being and tance. Please contact the their claims with this Court 4426 ------CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 2014 NEWS News-Leader 11A 2 arrested after shots DUI CHALLENGE fired from moving truck

Two men were arrested in According to pickup truck reportedly slowed connection with shooting a reports, down and followed them for two firearm from a moving vehicle Dennis was more miles before being July 19 after leaving a Hilliard “very stopped by deputies. bar, according to Nassau unsteady on Nathan Lee Dennis, 29, County Sheriff’s Office reports. his feet,” and 37417 Libby Road, Hilliard, was The victims said they were smelled arrested for DUI after refusing in fear for the lives during the strongly of to perform field sobriety tests, incident that reportedly covered alcohol. and was also charged with several miles. Sheffield III Dennis told being a principle in a first- Deputies received a 911 call police he had degree crime. He has since at 2:45 a.m. with the callers say- recently left bonded out of jail. ing someone was chasing them King’s Bar in Hilliard after Philip Elias Sheffield III, 33, in a vehicle while firing shots, drinking at least two beers. 28019 Jackson Trail, Hilliard, the report stated. The victims of the chase told was arrested and charged with Police came in contact with deputies that, after leaving aggravated assault with a dead- the suspects’ vehicle within five King’s Bar and heading to their ly weapon without intent to kill, minutes of the 911 call, near the vehicles, Dennis, who had discharging a firearm from a intersection of Eastwood Road Sheffield and another passen- vehicle within 1,000 feet of a and CR 108, according to ger in the truck, began circling person, possession of a firearm reports, stopping it near the their cars in the parking lot and by a convicted felon, and intersection of Mill and Alma “doing donuts.” using a firearm while under the streets. After leaving the parking lot, influence of alcohol or drugs. Deputies ordered the rear the victims said the pickup He remained in Nassau County passenger, Philip Sheffield III, truck began chasing them while Jail last week on a $160,008 out of the vehicle. When he got someone shot a firearm from bond. out, several spent shell casings the moving vehicle. According to the reports, SUBMITTED fell from Sheffield’s lap to the At one point, Dennis’s truck further charges are pending For the second year in a row the Fernandina Beach Police Department was recog- ground, but the gun was reportedly passed the victims’ due to the allegations shots nized as the top producer of DUI arrests in Florida by a law enforcement agency of nowhere to be found, accord- vehicles and slowed down in were fired from a moving vehi- 40 officers or less. Chief Jim Hurley accepted the award on June 27 during a cere- ing to reports. front of them, while Sheffield, in cle. Deputies did not recover a mony in Orlando. Also pictured are Sandy Richardson of the National Highway The driver of the truck, the back seat, fired more shots firearm, according to the Traffic Safety Administration, Charles Kane, Florida DUI Challenge Coordinator, Nathan Dennis, was also from the window into the air. reports. and Safety Office Administrator Ken Ellis of the Florida Department of ordered out of the vehicle. After the victims called 911, the [email protected] Transportation. The Florida DUI Challenge Initiative rewards law enforcement agencies that dedicate a significant level of resources to impaired driving enforce- ment, awareness and training. The goal of this program is to reduce the number of Wreck kills Georgia man alcohol-related crashes, fatalities and injuries that occur in Florida. Find The News-Leader on the World Wide Web A 39-year-old Georgia man died July 23 after crossed into the oncoming lane and struck the www.fbnewsleader.com his vehicle collided with a tractor-trailer just rear of a westbound 2006 Freightliner drive by Read the news, e-mail the staff, check the before 6 a.m. on a curve on CR 108 in Callahan. Terry Kevin Strickland, 50, of Waycross, Ga. classifieds, or subscribe to Mark Steven Estell, 39, of St. George, Ga., Estell died at the scene. The road was closed 3was killed when his eastbound 1996 Nissan Sentra for five hours. An investigation is continuing. Florida’s Oldest Weekly Newspaper! LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CATES, SERIES 2005-SD1 is the If you are a person with a dis- By: /s/ Tracy Poore Final Judgment: 50” West, along the Westerly AT THE SOUTHWESTERLY COR- A, of the Circuit Court of the FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Plaintiff and ALAN L. KISER ability who needs any accom- Deputy Clerk LOT 113 OF HERON ISLES PHASE Line of said Lot 5,a distance of NER OF SAID SECTION 27 AND Fourth Judicial Circuit in and IN AND FOR NASSAU WILLIAM G, COOK CHRISTINA modation in order to partici- AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ONE REPLAT, ACCORDING TO 49.33 feet to a point on a RUN THENCE NORTH 23° 30’ for Nassau County,Florida,I will COUNTY, FLORIDA A.COOK WENDY D.KISER; and pate in this proceeding, you ACT (ADA) NOTICE: INDIVIDU- THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD- curve concave to the North- 11” EAST ALONG THE NORTH- sell to the highest and best GENERAL JURISDICTION UNKNOWN TENANT N/K/A are entitled at no cost to you, ALS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ED IN PLAT BOOK 7,PAGES 152, west having a radius of 50.00 WESTERLY LINE OF SAID SEC- bidder for cash, at public sale DIVISION COLBY KISER IN POSSESSION to the provision of certain assis- A REASONABLE ACCOMMO- THROUGH 155, INCLUSIVE, OF feet; thence Northeasterly TION 27, A DISTANCE OF at the front entrance of the CASE NO: 11000379CAAXYX OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY are tance. Please contact the DATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- along the arc of said curve 2338.11 FEET TO THE EASTERLY Judicial Annex, 76347 Vete- FINANCIAL FREEDOM defendants. The Clerk of this ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- PROCEEDING SHOULD CON- SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA and along the perimeter of RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF STATE ran’s Way,Yulee,Florida 32097, ACQUISITION LLC, Court shall sell to the highest 4600 at least 7 days before TACT THE COURT ADMINISTRA- Property Address: said lot a chord bearing and ROAD NO. 5 AND OR U. S. at 11:30 a.m. on the 14th day Plaintiff and best bidder for cash at your scheduled court appear- TORS OFFICE AS SOON AS POS- 96524 STARFISH DRIVE, distance of (North 40° 43’ 47” HIGHWAY NO. 17 (HAVING A of August, 2014, the following vs. the, AT THE MAIN ENTRANCE ance, or immediately upon SIBLE. TELEPHONE (904) YULEE, FLORIDA 32097 East, 31.33 feet) to intersect RIGHT OF WAY WIDTH THAT described property as set forth UNKNOWN HEIRS AND/OR OF THE NASSAU JUDICIAL receiving this notification if the 630-2564; OR, IF HEARING ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN the Northerly line of said Lot VARIES) AND THE POINT OF in the Second Corrected BENEFICIARIES OF THE ESTATE ANNEX, 76347 VETERANS WAY, time before the scheduled IMPAIRED,1-800-955-8771 (TTD); INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS OF THE 5; thence South 67° 31’ 36” BEGINNING.THENCE NORTH 5° Summary Final Judgment of OF RUBY DELL CHARLTON; SEC- YULEE, FL 32097, 11:30 AM on appearance is less than 7 OR 1-800-955-8770 (V) VIA SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN THE East, along said Northerly line 57’24”EAST ALONG SAID EAST- Foreclosure entered on July RETARY OF HOUSING AND the 3 day of September,2014, days; if you are hearing or FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE. PROPERTY OWNER, AS OF THE of Lot 5,a distance of 158 feet ERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE,A DIS- 11, 2014, to-wit: URBAN DEVELOPMENT; UN- the following described prop- voice impaired, call 711. 2t 7-23, 7-30-2014 DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS,MUST more or less to the Marshlands TANCE OF 256.37 FEET TO AN LOT 7, SUBDIVISION OF A POR- KNOWN TENANT(S); GRAHAM erty as set forth in said Final Dated this 10 day of July,2014. 4409 FILE A CLAIM WITHIN SIXTY (60) of Egans Creek; thence ANGLE POINT; THENCE NORTH TION OF LOTS 3 AND 8, BLOCK CHARLTON A/K/A GRAHAM Judgment, to wit: Submitted by: ------DAYS AFTER THE SALE. Southerly along the edge of 2° 08’ 33” EAST CONTINUING 213, CITY OF FERNANDINA EDWARD CHARLTON; NA- LOT 20,BLOCK 6,SHEFFIELD VIL- Choice Legal Group, P.A. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Clerk, Circuit Court the marshlands of Egans Creek ALONG SAID EASTERLY RIGHT BEACH, NASSAU COUNTY, TURE’S WALK OF AMELIA LAGE, ACCORDING TO THE P.O. Box 9908 IN AND FOR /s/ Tracy Poore to a point that beats South 67° OF WAY LINE, A DISTANCE OF FLORIDA (REPLAT), ACCORD- HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, PLAT THEREOF S RECORDED IN Fort Lauderdale,FL 33310-0908 DUVAL COUNTY, FLORIDA Deputy Clerk 31’ 36” East from the above 834 FEET MORE OR LESS TO THE ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF INC PLAT BOOK 5, PAGES 28 AND Telephone: (954) 453-0365 CASE NO: If you are a person with a dis- referenced point of beginning; APPROXIMATE EDGE OF WATER RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 6, Defendant(s) 29, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 16-2008-CA-000554 ability who needs any accom- thence North 67° 31’36”West, OF THE ST. MARYS RIVER AND PAGE 340, OF THE PUBLIC NOTICE OF OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA Toll Free: 1-800-441-2438 DIVISION: FC-G modation in order to partici- along a line 75.0 feet Southerly POINT “A” IN THIS LEGAL RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- FORECLOSURE SALE TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN [email protected] PRIMESOUTH BANK, pate in this proceeding, you of and parallel with as meas- DESCRIPTION; RETURN TO TY FLORIDA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- 1983 CARO DOUBLEWIDE 2t 7-23, 7-30-2014 Plaintiff, are entitled at no cost to you, ured at right angles to the POINT OF BEGINNING AND Any person claiming an inter- suant to a Final Judgment of MOBILE HOME BEARING ID#’S 4407 vs. to the provision of certain assis- Northerly line of said Lot 5, a RUN THENCE SOUTH 5° 57’ 24” est in the surplus from the sale, Foreclosure dated July 10, GDWGA358218843A & ------STAN MIZELL ENGINES, INC., a tance. Please contact the distance of 132 feet more or WEST ALONG SAID EASTERLY if any,other than the property 2014,and entered in 11000379 GDWGA358218843B IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Georgia corporation,WILLIAM ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- less to the Point of Beginning. RIGHT OF WAY LINE, A DIS- owner as of the date of the lis CAAXYX of the Circuit Court ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN STANLEY MIZELL, SANDRA. M. 4600 press 0, at least 7 days Any person claiming an inter- TANCE OF 44.29 FEET TO AN pendens must file a claim with- of the FOURTH Judicial Circuit INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM AND FOR NASSAU MIZELL, SOUTHEASTERN NEU- before your scheduled court est in the surplus from the sale, ANGLE POINT; THENCE SOUTH in sixty (60) days after the sale. in and for NASSAU County, THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN COUNTY, FLORIDA ROSCIENCE INSTITUTE, P.A., appearance, or immediately if any,other than the property 2° 08’ 33” WEST CONTINUING AMERICAN WITH DISABILITIES Florida, wherein ONEWEST THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF CASE NO. 45-2013-CA- TRIAD SYSTEMS CORPORA- upon receiving this notifica- owner as of the date of the lis ALONG SAID EASTERLY RIGHT ACT (“ADA”) NOTICE BANK, FSB, is the Plaintiff and THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS 000053 TION, TRIAD SYSTEMS FINAN- tion if the time before the pendens must file a claim with- OF WAY LINE, A DISTANCE OF IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A UNKNOWN HEIRS AND/OR MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 MIDFIRST BANK CIAL CORPORATION,a wholly scheduled appearance is less in sixty (60) days after the sale. 538.57 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 73° DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY BENEFICIARIES OF THE ESTATE DAYS AFTER THE SALE. Plaintiff, owned Subsidiary, f/k/a TSC than 7 days; if you are hearing AMERICAN WITH DISABILITIES 20’ 04” EAST DEPARTING SAID ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER OF RUBY DELL CHARLTON; SEC- If you are a person with a dis- v. LEASING CORPORATION, and or voice impaired, call 711. ACT (“ADA”) NOTICE EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE,A TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO- RETARY OF HOUSING AND ability who needs any accom- TONI LYNN BROEKEMA A/K/A THE STATE OF FLORIDA, Copies furnished to: IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A DISTANCE OF 212.78 FEET; CEEDING, YOU ARE ENTITLED, URBAN DEVELOPMENT; UN- modation in order to partici- TONI L.BROEKEMA A/K/A TONI Defendants, GINA L. BULECZA, ESQUIRE DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY THENCE SOUTH 85° 35’05”EAST, AT NO COST TO YOU TO THE KNOWN TENANT(S); GRAHAM pate in this proceeding, you L. ANDERSON; MICHAEL ED- AMENDED NOTICE PENDERGAST & ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER A DISTANCE OF 75.70 FEET; PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSIS- CHARLTON A/K/A GRAHAM are entitled at no cost to you, WARD ANDERSON A/K/A OF FORECLOSURE SALE ASSOCIATES, P.C. TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO- THENCE NORTH 2° 08’33”EAST, TANCE PLEASE CONTACT THE EDWARD CHARLTON; NATUR- to the provision of certain assis- MICHAEL E. ANDERSON; UN- Notice is hereby given that, 6675 CORPORATE CENTER CEEDING, YOU ARE ENTITLED, A DISTANCE OF 1738 FEET ADA COORDINATOR AT VIA E’S WALK OF AMELIA HOME- tance. Please contact the KNOWN SPOUSE OF TONI LYNN pursuant to the Summary Final PKWY,STE 301 AT NO COST TO YOU TO THE MORE OR LESS TO THE PRESS Q, AT LEAST 7 DAYS OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- BROEKEMA A/K/A TONI L. Judgment of Foreclosure JACKSONVILLE, FL 32216 PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSIS- APPROXIMATE EDGE OF WATER BEFORE YOUR SCHEDULED are the Defendant(s). John 4600 at least ‘7 days before BROEKEMA A/K/A TONI L. entered on January 18,2011 in CHRISTOPHER D. MESKIMEN TANCE PLEASE CONTACT THE OF THE ST. MARYS RIVER; COURT APPEARANCE, OR Crawford as the Clerk of the your scheduled court appear- ANDERSON; UNKNOWN TEN- the above captioned case, I 505 FRANKLIN STREET ADA COORDINATOR AT VIA THENCE IN A WESTERLY DIREC- IMMEDIATELY UPON RECEIV- Circuit Court will sell to the ance, or immediately upon ANT 1; UNKNOWN TENANT 2; will sell to the highest and best BARTONVILLE, IL 61607 PRESS Q, AT LEAST 7 DAYS TION ALONG THE APPROXI- ING THIS NOTIFICATION IF THE highest and best bidder for receiving this notification if the AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES bidder for cash,at public sale, LATHIA SHERYL MESKIMEN BEFORE YOUR SCHEDULED MATE EDGE OF WATER OF THE TIME BEFORE THE SCHEDULED cash, Front Entrance, Nassau time before the scheduled CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, at www.duvalrealforeclose. A/K/A/ LATHIA MESKIMEN COURT APPEARANCE, OR ST. MARYS RIVER, A DISTANCE APPEARANCE. IS LESS THAN 7 Judicial Annex 76347 Veteran’s appearance is less than 7 UNDER OR AGAINST THE com at 11:00 a.m. Thursday 505 FRANKLIN STREET IMMEDIATELY UPON RECEIV- OF 262 FEET MORE OR LESS TO DAYS; IF YOU ARE HEARING OR Way Yulee FL 32097, at 11:30 days; if you are hearing or ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT(S), the 22nd day of August, 2014 BARTONVILLE, IL 61607 ING THIS NOTIFICATION IF THE POINT “A” IN THIS LEGAL VOICE IMPAIRED, CALL 711. AM on September 4,2014,the voice impaired, call 711. WHO (IS/ARE) NOT KNOWN TO the following described par- MICHAEL J MCCABE, ESQUIRE TIME BEFORE THE SCHEDULED DESCRIPTION AND TO CLOSE. Dated this 11 day of July,2014. following described property Dated this 11 day of July,2014. BE DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER cel of real property located in MCCABE LAW GROUP,P. A. APPEARANCE. IS LESS THAN 7 ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN JOHN A. CRAWFORD as set forth in said Final JOHN A. CRAWFORD SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES Nassau County, Florida as set 572 PONTE VEDRA BOULEVARD DAYS; IF YOU ARE HEARING OR INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM Clerk of the Court Judgment, to wit: Clerk Of The Circuit Court CLAIM AS HEIRS, DEVISEES, forth in said Final Judgment: PONTE VEDRA BEACH,FL 32082 VOICE IMPAIRED, CALL 711. THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN By: /s/ Tracy Poore LOT 10-B, OF NATURE’S WALK, By: /s/ Sue Powell GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, LIEN- Lots Fifteen (15), Sixteen (16), 2t 7-23, 7-30-2014 Dated this 11 day of July,2014. THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF Deputy Clerk ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Deputy Clerk ORS, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, together with those portions 4415 JOHN A. CRAWFORD THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS This instrument was THEREOF AS RECORDED IN Submitted by: SPOUSES, OR OTHER CLAIM- of Lots Seventeen (17), and ------Clerk of the Court MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 prepared by: PLAT BOOK S PAGES 202-203 Choice Legal Group, P.A. ANTS; UNITED STATES OF AMER- Eighteen (18), lying West of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, By: /s/ Tracy Poore DAYS AFTER THE SALE. John T. Rogerson, III, Esq. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF P.O. Box 9908 ICA DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING State Road 121, Cornwall FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Deputy Clerk Dated this 14 day of July,2014. Adams and Reese LLP NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. Fort Lauderdale,FL 33310-0908 AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT Survey, Section Twenty - three IN AND FOR This instrument was John Crawford 501 Riverside Avenue,7th Floor Any person claiming an inter- Telephone: (954) 453-0365 Defendants. (23) Township 4 North, Range NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA prepared by: CLERK OF THE COURT Jacksonville, FL 32202 est in the surplus from the sale, Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 NOTICE OF SALE 23 East,Nassau County,Florida, CASE NO.: 2013-CA-640 John T. Rogerson, III, Esq. /s/ Tracy Poore 2t 7-23, 7-30-2014 if any,other than the property Toll Free: 1-800-441-2438 Notice is hereby given that, Less and Except any portion DIVISION: A Adams and Reese LLP Deputy Clerk 4118A owner as of the date of the lis [email protected] pursuant to the Summary Final deeded to the State of Florida, FCCB, a division of SYNOVUS 501 Riverside Avenue,7th Floor IMPORTANT ------pendens must file a claim with- 2t 7-23, 7-30-2014 Judgment of Foreclosure as recorded in Deed Book 243, BANK,a Georgia corporation, Jacksonville, FL 32202 IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, in 60 days after the sale. 4408 entered on July 09,2014,in this page 277, of the public rec- plaintiff, 2t 7-23, 7-30-2014 DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Dated this 11 day of July,2014. ------cause, in the Circuit Court of ords of Nassau County,Florida; vs. 4117A ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER IN AND FOR John Crawford IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Nassau County, Florida, the RE#234N23-2020015-0000. THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM A. ------TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO- NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA As Clerk of the Court 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN clerk shall sell the property sit- Any person claiming an inter- DOYLE, JR., by and through its IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CEEDING, YOU ARE ENTITLED CASE NUMBER: 14-CP-139 By: /s/ Tracy Poore AND FOR NASSAU uated in Nassau County, est in the surplus from the sale, personal representative; THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AT NO COST TO YOU, TO THE DIVISION: A As Deputy Clerk COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida, described as: if any,other than the property HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF THE IN AND FOR PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSIS- IN RE: The Estate Of: IMPORTANT: If you are a per- CIVIL DIVISION: A PARCEL OF LAND SITUATED IN owner as of the date of the ESTATE OF WILLIAM A. DOYLE, NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA TANCE. PLEASE CONTACT THE MARGARET ELIZABETH McKEE, son with a disability who needs CASE NO.: 13CA000647 THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF THE Lis Pendens must file a claim JR., deceased; MARK C. CASE NO.: 13-CA-11 ADA COORDINATOR FOR THE NOTICE TO CREDITOR any accommodation in order WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION within 60 days after the sale. DOYLE, as trustee of the DIV A CIRCUIT COURT SYSTEM AT The administration of the to participate in this proceed- Plaintiff, 15,TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH,RANGE Americans With Disabilities Act WILLIAM A. DOYLE, JR., REVO- 21ST MORTGAGE [email protected] OR (904) estate of MARGARET ELIZA- ing,you are entitled,at no cost vs. 23 EAST, NASSAU COUNTY, (ADA) Notice: Individuals With CABLE TRUST as set forth in that CORPORATION, 630-2564 AT LEAST 7 DAYS BETH McKEE, deceased, File to you, to the provision of cer- NATHAN L. DANIEL A/K/A FLORIDA, SAID PARCEL BEING Disabilities Who Need a certain Trust Agreement, exe- Plaintiff, BEFORE YOUR SCHEDULED Number 14-CP-139,is pending tain assistance. Please con- NATHAN LAWRENCE DANIEL; MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIB- Reasonable Accommodation cuted the 7th day of March, VS. COURT APPEARANCE, OR in the Circuit Court for Nassau tact the ADA Coordinator at VILLAGES OF WOODBRIDGE ED AS FOLLOWS: To Participate In This Procee- 2007; UNKNOWN BENEFICIA- DEBRA A.DUBOSE; FERNANDO IMMEDIATELY UPON RECEIV- County, Florida, Probate (904)548-4600 press 0, at least MASTER ASSOCIATION, INC.; COMMENCE AT THE NORTH- ding Are Entitled,At No Cost,To RIES OF THE WILLIAM A.DOYLE, DUBOSE; et al., ING THIS NOTIFICATION IF THE Division, the address of which 7 days before your scheduled BREANNA K. DANIEL; WEST CORNER OF SAID SEC- The Provision of Certain Assis- JR., REVOCABLE TRUST, as set Defendant(s). TIME BEFORE THE SCHEDULED is 76347 Veterans Way, Yulee, court appearance, or imme- UNKNOWN TENANT IN TION 15 AND RUN N 89°42’10” tance. Please Contact: Court forth in that certain Trust NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE APPEARANCE IS LESS THAN 7 Florida 32097. diately upon receiving this POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT E, ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF Administrator, Phone: (904) Agreement,executed the 7th SALE PURSUANT TO DAYS; IF YOU ARE HEARING OR The names and addresses of notification if the time before PROPERTY, SAID SECTION 15, A DISTANCE 321-5709 within 2 Working Days day of March, 2007; DOGI CHAPTER 45 VOICE IMPAIRED, CALL 711. the personal representative the scheduled appearance is Defendants. OF 1316.42 FEET TO THE NORTH- of Your Receipt of This Notice. LAND DEVELOPMENT, LLC, a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 2t 7-23, 7-30-2014 and the personal representa- less than 7 days; if you are NOTICE OF EAST CORNER OF SAID NW 1/4, If You Are Hearing Or Voice Florida limited liability com- sale will be made pursuant to 4414 tive’s attorney are set forth hearing or voice impaired,call FORECLOSURE SALE THENCE RUNS S 00°01’ E, Impaired Please Call: 1-800- pany; JOHN D.FRASER,an indi- an Order or Final Summary ------below. 711. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAID 955-8771. vidual; SHAKIMA GREEN, an Judgment. Final Judgment IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, All creditors of the decedent Submitted by: Robertson, suant to Final Judgment of NW 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4. A DIS- Dated this 08 day of July,2014. individual,and UNKNOWN TEN- was awarded on in Civil Case FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, and other persons having Anschutz & Schneid, P.L. Foreclosure dated the 9TH DAY TANCE OF 15.60 FEET TO THE RONNIE FUSSELL ANTS, No. 13-CA-11 DIV A, of the IN AND FOR claims or demands against Attorneys for Plaintiff OF July, 2014, and entered in POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Defendants. Circuit Court of the FOURTH NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA decedent’s estate, including 6409 Congress Avenue, Case No. 13CA000647, of the CONTINUE S 00° 01’E,ALONG By: Brenda Sellers NOTICE OF Judicial Circuit in and for NAS- CASE NO.: 2013-CA-640 unmatured, contingent or Suite 100,Boca Raton,FL 33487 Circuit Court of the 4TH SAID EAST LINE, 167.95 FEET; Deputy Clerk FORECLOSURE SALE SAU County, Florida, wherein, DIVISION: A unliquidated claims,on whom Telephone: 561-241-6901 Judicial Circuit in and for THENCE RUN S 63° 15’ 30” W, 2t 7--23, 7-30-2014 (Oak Marsh Property) 21ST MORTGAGE CORPORA- FCCB, a division of SYNOVUS a copy of this notice is served Fax: 561-910-0902 Nassau County,Florida,where- 474.94 FEET TO THE EASTERLY 4404 Notice is hereby given that TION is the Plaintiff,and DEBRA BANK,a Georgia corporation, must file their claims with this 2t 7-23, 7-30-2014 in WELLS FARGO BANK, NA is RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF CREWS ------pursuant to that certain A. DUBOSE; FERNANDO plaintiff, court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 4406 the Plaintiff and NATHAN L. ROAD; THENCE RUN N 25° 18’ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Second Corrected Summary DUBOSE; FERNANDO DUBOSE; vs. MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF ------DANIEL A/K/A NATHAN LAW- 30” W, ALONG SAID EASTERLY 4th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Final Judgment of Foreclosure STATE OF FLORIDA; CLERK OF THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM A. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE RENCE DANIEL VILLAGES OF RIGHT OF WAY LINE, 150.15 IN AND FOR dated July 11, 2014, entered THE COURT IN AND FOR NAS- DOYLE, JR., by and through its NOTICE OR 30.DAYS AFTER THE 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, WOODBRIDGE MASTER ASSO- FEET; THENCE RUN N 63° 15’30” NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA in Case No.13-CA-640,Division SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA; UNIT- personal representative; THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY IN AND FOR CIATION, INC. BREANNA K. E,546.40 FEET TO THE POINT OF GENERAL JURISDICTION A, of the Circuit Court of the ED STATES OF AMERICA DE- HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF THE OF THIS NOTICE. ON THEM. NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA DANIEL; and UNKNOWN TEN- BEGINNING. DIVISION Fourth Judicial Circuit in and PARTMENT OF REVENUE; ANY ESTATE OF WILLIAM A. DOYLE, All other creditors of the dece- CIVIL DIVISION: ANT N/K/A PAM MCCULLIN IN ALSO KNOWN AS TRACT 10, CASE NO. 14CA000082AXYX for Nassau County,Florida,I will AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES JR., deceased; MARK C. dent and other persons having CASE NO.: 13 CA 0489 POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT EDDINGTON SUBDIVISION BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., sell to the highest and best CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, DOYLE, as trustee of the claims or demands against CITIBANK N.A.,AS TRUSTEE FOR PROPERTY are defendants.The UNRECORDED). PLAINTIFF, bidder for cash, at public sale UNDER AND AGAINST THE WILLIAM A. DOYLE, JR., REVO- decedent’s estate, including WACHOVIA LOAN TRUST Clerk of this Court shall sell to TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN VS. at the front entrance of the HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL CABLE TRUST as set forth in that unmatured, contingent or 2005-SD1 the highest and best bidder 2006 CAVALIER DOUBLEWIDE CHRISTOPHER D. MESKIMEN, Judicial Annex, 76347 Vete- DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT certain Trust Agreement, exe- unliquidated claims, must file ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, for cash at the, AT THE MAIN MANUFACTURED HOME SERI- ET AL., ran’s Way,Yulee,Florida 32097, KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, cuted the 7th day of March, their claims with this court SERIES 2005-SD1, ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU AL NUMBERS BL06GA0213210A DEFENDANT(S). at 11:30 a.m. on the 14th day WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN 2007; UNKNOWN BENEFICIA- WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE Plaintiff, JUDICIAL ANNEX, 76347 VET- AND BL06GA0213210B NOTICE OF of August, 2014, the following PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTER- RIES OF THE WILLIAM A.DOYLE, DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION vs. ERANS WAY, YULEE, FL 32097, a/k/a 22303 CREWS RD., FORECLOSURE SALE described property as set forth EST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVIS- JR., REVOCABLE TRUST, as set OF THIS NOTICE. ALAN L. KISER; WILLIAM G. 11:30 AM on the 3rd day of HILLIARD, FL 32046-5037 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- in the Second Corrected EES, GRANTEES, OR OTHER forth in that certain Trust ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL COOK; CHRISTINA A. COOK; September, 2014, the follow- at public sale, to the highest suant to a Final Judgment of Summary Final Judgment of CLAIMANTS are Defendants. Agreement,executed the 7th BE FOREVER BARRED. WENDY D. KISER; UNKNOWN ing described property as set and best bidder, for cash, at Foreclosure dated July 10,2014 Foreclosure entered on July The clerk of the court, John A. day of March, 2007; DOGI The date of first publication of TENANT IN POSSESSION OF THE forth in said Final Judgment, the Nassau County Judicial and entered in Case No. 11, 2014, to-wit: Crawford will sell to the highest LAND DEVELOPMENT, LLC, a this Notice is July 23, 2014. SUBJECT PROPERTY, to wit: Annex, 76347 Veterans Way, 14CA000082AXYX in the Circuit THE NORTHERLY 75.00 FEET OF bidder for cash at the front Florida limited liability com- CLYDE W.DAVIS Defendants. LOT 50, VILLAGES OF WOOD- Yulee,FL 32097,on September Court of the 4th Judicial Circuit LOT 5, OAK MARSH ESTATES, entrance of the Judicial pany; JOHN D.FRASER,an indi- Attorney for Personal NOTICE OF BRIDGE, VILLAGE 2, ACCORD- 15, 2014 beginning at 11:30 in and for Nassau County, according to the plat thereof Annex, 76347 Veterans Way, vidual; SHAKIMA GREEN, an Representative FORECLOSURE SALE ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS AM. Florida wherein BANK OF filed in Plat Book 4,page 105 of Yulee,FL 32097 at 11:30 a.m.on individual,and UNKNOWN TEN- Florida Bar No. 277266 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7, If you are a person claiming a AMERICA,N.A.was the Plaintiff the public records of Nassau the 3 day of September,2014, ANTS, Davis, Broussard, Martin, suant to Final Judgment of PAGE 229, OF THE PUBLIC right to funds remaining after and CHRISTOPHER D. MESKI- County, Florida being more the following described real Defendants. Bernard & Steger, P.A. Foreclosure dated the 9 day of RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- the sale, you must file a claim MEN,ET AL.,the Defen-dant(s), particularly described as fol- property as set forth in said NOTICE OF 960185 Gateway Blvd.,Ste.104 July,2014,and entered in Case TY,FLORIDA with the clerk no later than 60 I will sell to the highest and lows: Final Summary Judgment, to FORECLOSURE SALE Amelia Island, Florida 32034 No. 13 CA 0489, of the Circuit ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN days after the sale.If you fail to best bidder for cash, begin- Commence at the Southwest wit: (Division Street Property) Telephone: (904) 261-2848 Court of the 4TH Judicial INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM file a claim you will not be enti- ning at 11:30 a.m. at the corner of said Lot 5; thence A PORTION OF SECTIONS 27 Notice is hereby given that PEG M. GRANGER Circuit in and for Nassau THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN tled to any remaining funds. Nassau Judicial Annex, 76347 North 01° 00’ 50” West, along AND 41, TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, pursuant to that certain Personal Representative County, Florida, wherein THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF Dated this 11th day of July, Veterans Way,Yulee, FL 32097 the westerly line of said Lot 5, RANGE 26 EAST, NASSAU Second Corrected Summary 2t 7-23, 7-30-2014 CITIBANK N.A.,AS TRUSTEE FOR THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS 2014. on the 4 day of September, a distance of 125.67 feet to COUNTY,FLORIDA; AND BEING Final Judgment of Foreclosure 4123A WACHOVIA LOAN TRUST 2005- MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 John A. Crawford 2014, the following described the POINT OF BEGINNING; MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIB- dated July 11, 2014, entered ------SD1 ASSET-BACKED CERTIFI- DAYS AFTER THE SALE. Clerk of the Circuit Court property as set forth in said thence continue North 01° 00’ ED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE in Case No.13-CA-640,Division Legal Deadline Noon Friday

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12A WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 2014 NEWS News-Leader 8 years in prison COURT REPORT The following report was cocaine, no citation, and adju- Nassau County Jail with cred- compiled by Angela Daughtry, dication was withheld. She was it for time served on each News-Leader staff, from the July sentenced to time served in count, followed by 18 months 24 court docket of Circuit Court Nassau County Jail followed drug offender probation, to run for meth operation Judge Robert M. Foster. by 12 months drug offender concurrently. He must submit I Michael Eugene Autry probation. She must submit to to a drug/alcohol evaluation pleaded guilty to two counts of random urinalysis and have a within 60 days of release, ANGELA DAUGHTRY according to the report. possession of a controlled sub- drug/alcohol evaluation with- undergo random urinalysis and News-Leader Narcotics officers also gath- stance and possession of in 60 days and follow up with follow up with any recom- ered information and investi- cocaine with citation, and was any recommended treatment. mended treatment. He was Marcus Lee Caswell Jr. was gated those co-conspirators for adjudicated guilty. He was not She was ordered to pay $518 in ordered to pay $1,036 in court sentenced to eight years in a several months through store prosecuted on a charge of pos- court costs, $150 to the Public costs, $300 to the Public state prison after being found videos, interviews, phone session of less than 20 grams of Defender’s Office and $100 to Defender’s Office and $200 to guilty Thursday of possession of records and pseudoephedrine cannabis, no citation, and pos- the State Attorney’s Office. the State Attorney’s Office. a structure or vehicle with logs that pharmacies are session of new or legend drugs Probation may be transferred I Jerry Alan Rushton knowledge that drugs are being required to keep. without a prescription. He was to Duval County. pleaded not guilty to sale, deliv- manufactured with a minor Caswell Jr. Rolley Rolley was convicted of her sentenced to one year of I Dwayne Durrelle Hol- ery, purchase or manufacture present, and criminal attempt charges in March and sen- Community Control Level 1 land pleaded not guilty to pos- of marijuana. to solicit or conspire, a third- tenced to two years in prison. probation, followed by two session of cocaine, no citation, I A jury trial of Sept. 15 degree felony. revealed listed chemicals, cook- She is currently incarcerated at years drug offender probation. possession of less than 20 was set for Jeffrey Duane Caswell, 39, was one of eight ing vessels and other para- Gadsden Correctional Facility He must have a drug/alcohol grams of cannabis, no citation, Shores, charged with domestic people arrested in June 2013 in phernalia used in manufactur- in Quincy. evaluation within 60 days, fol- and possession of controlled violence battery and aggravat- connection with a methamphe- ing methamphetamine, police Caswell was sentenced to low up with any recommended substance paraphernalia. ed assault/domestic violence. tamine operation in Callahan. said. Rolley and Caswell were eight years on the first charge, treatment and submit to ran- I Richard Paul Horton Jr. I Blaine Preston Swaim According to police reports arrested the same day for con- five years on the second, with dom urinalysis. He was was served an affidavit and pleaded guilty to criminal mis- at the time, the sheriff’s nar- spiracy to manufacture metham- the sentences to run concur- ordered to pay $518 in court denied two counts of violation chief over $1,000 and adjudi- cotics unit began investigating phetamine and unlawful pos- rently. He also was ordered to costs and $100 to the State of probation being served for cation was withheld. He was several people based on a tip session of listed chemicals. pay $518 in court costs, $100 to Attorney’s Office. fleeing or attempting to elude sentenced to 24 months pro- they received in March 2013. Caswell was charged with the State Attorney’s Office and I Tommy Lee Baker was a police officer. bation and must complete 50 The tip provided information unlawful possession of listed $150 to the Public Defender’s served an affidavit and admit- I Jessica Lynette Jamison hours of community service at on people buying pseu- chemicals, manufacture of Office in court Thursday. ted to a violation of probation pleaded not guilty to two a minimum of five hours per doephedrine for the production methamphetamine, operating a Others arrested in the inves- being served for possession of counts of sale or delivery of month. He must have no victim of methamphetamine at the drug house with a minor pres- tigation included Lonnie Britton cannabis with intent to sell, cocaine. contact and must enroll in an home of Wanda Rolley, 51, then ent and conspiracy to manufac- Nelson, 38, of Hilliard, who was deliver, manufacture or pur- I Steven Wallace Masters anger management class with- a Jacksonville post office clerk ture methamphetamine. His convicted in October of two chase and was adjudicated pleaded guilty on July 14 to in 30 days, with completion. living at 45657 Bismark Road, bond was set at $160,008. counts of conspiracy to commit guilty. Probation was reinstat- sale, manufacture or delivery He was ordered to pay $1,950 Callahan. According to the sher- Conspirators in the opera- sale, manufacture or delivery ed with the original terms and of a controlled substance and in restitution at $150 per iff’s office, Rolley allowed her tion were reportedly taking pay- of amphetamines and is serv- conditions and extended for was adjudicated guilty. He was month, $418 in court costs, home to be used to manufac- ments in methamphetamine, ing one year and six months at one year, and may be termi- sentenced to three months in $150 to the Public Defender’s ture methamphetamine along liquor and other items in the correctional facility in nated early if in compliance. Nassau County Jail followed Office and $100 to the State with Caswell. exchange for purchasing and Dinsmore. I Nicholas Stephen Becker by 18 months drug offender Attorney’s Office. A search of the residence delivering pseudoephedrine, [email protected] admitted to two counts of vio- probation. He must submit to I Darius Rieshard Terrelll lation of probation being random urinalysis and a pleaded guilty to aggravated served for burglary of a drug/alcohol evaluation with- battery with a deadly weapon dwelling, petit theft and crimi- in 60 days after release and fol- and adjudication was withheld. nal mischief more than $300 low up with any recommended He was sentenced to time POLICE REPORT but less than $1,000 and was treatment. He was ordered to served in Nassau County Jail This was written by Angela Daughtry of the I Nathan Lee Dennis, 29, 37417 Libby Road, adjudicated guilty. Probation pay $518 in court costs, $150 to followed by 12 months proba- News-Leader from oral and written reports by the Hilliard, July 19, principle in first-degree crime. was revoked and terminated the Public Defender’s Office tion and must have no victim Nassau County Sheriff’s Office, the City of I Phillip Elias Sheffield III, 33, 28019 Jackson and he was sentenced to 90 and $100 to the State contact and a mental health Fernandina Beach Police Department and other Trail, Hilliard, July 19, aggravated assault with a days in Nassau County Jail Attorney’s Office. evaluation within 30 days, and agencies. Arrest indicates suspicion of a crime, not deadly weapon without intent to kill, discharging with credit for time served. He I Loyd Earl McDown Jr. follow up with any recom- guilt. Anyone with information about criminal a firearm from a vehicle within 1,000 feet of a per- was ordered to pay $1,427.92 in pleaded not guilty to failure to mended treatment. He was activity can contact the Fernandina Beach Police son, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, outstanding costs. register as a sex offender. ordered to pay $418 in court Department at 277-7342 or the Nassau County using a firearm while under the influence of alco- I Ryan Kilpatrick Benefield I Elroy McKinnon pleaded costs, $352 in surcharges, $150 Sheriff’s Office anonymously by calling 225-0147 hol or drugs. pleaded not guilty to posses- not guilty to trafficking in to the Public Defender’s Office in Yulee or Fernandina Beach, or 855-725-2630 I Arthur Welton Barlow, 59, Jacksonville, July sion of a controlled substance opium, more than four but less and $100 to the State in Callahan, Hilliard or Bryceville. The “We Tip” 18, Nassau County capias, failure to appear/grand without a prescription, pos- than 14 grams. Attorney’s Office. program – 1-800-78CRIME – also allows callers to theft. session of cocaine, no citation, I Mark Justin Moore I Wade Earnest Turner leave anonymous tips. I Steven Albert Brown, 26, 312 South 12th St., possession of less than 20 pleaded not guilty to sale, man- pleaded guilty to grand theft Fernandina Beach, July 18, Nassau County war- grams of cannabis, no citation, ufacture or delivery of a con- and was adjudicated guilty. He rant, violation of probation/possession of cocaine. driving while license suspend- trolled substance and sale or was sentenced to 12 months Retail theft I Clinton Wayne Lee Jr., 45, 241869 CR 121, ed, revoked or canceled with delivery of cannabis. probation and ordered to pay A 23-year-old woman was arrested after being Hilliard, July 18, Nassau County warrant, deal- knowledge, first conviction, I John Lance Pickett plead- $418 in court costs, $150 to the caught trying to abscond with over $600 in goods ing in stolen property. and possession of controlled ed guilty to dealing in stolen Public Defender’s Office and stolen from a local drugstore, according to a I Clint Matthew Browning, 25, 54034 Michelle substance paraphernalia. property and was adjudicated $100 to the State Attorney’s police report. Lane, Callahan, July 18, cruelty toward a I Jody Michael Brooks guilty. He was sentenced to Office. The store manager reportedly called police child/aggravated battery. pleaded not guilty to child nine months in Nassau County I Charles Marqui Wilker- July 17 saying she had observed a young woman I Joshua Lee Fillingim, 28, 27223 Kara Circle, abuse and domestic battery. Jail with credit for time served, son pleaded guilty to grand taking several items, then leaving the story with- Hilliard, July 18, Nassau County warrant, aggra- I Wayne Mack Brown to run concurrently with a theft and was adjudicated out paying and heading toward a residential area vated assault, criminal mischief. pleaded not guilty to posses- pending Duval County case. guilty. He was sentenced to south of the store. I Joseph William Kitchings, 42, Folkston, Ga., sion of firearm ammunition by He was ordered to pay $418 in time served in Nassau County Police found the woman hiding in some bush- July 17, possession of a controlled substance with- a convicted felon and two court costs, $150 to the Public Jail and ordered to pay $418 in es, according to the report. Melissa Antoinette out a prescription, possession of not more than 20 counts of baiting or using an Defender’s Office, $100 to the court costs, $150 to the Public Simcox came out from hiding when instructed, grams of marijuana, possession of drug para- animal for fight or bait. State Attorney’s Office and Defender’s Office and $100 to telling police she was hiding because she stole phernalia. I Daniel Philip Chasse $100 in restitution. Duval the State Attorney’s Office. items from the drugstore, the report stated. I William James Garby, 42, 96134 Somerset pleaded not guilty to driving County may pick up Pickett to I Bryon David Williams After being taken into custody, Simcox Drive, Apt. 801, Fernandina Beach, July 17, while license suspended, habit- resolve pending charges. pleaded not guilty to grand removed several merchandise items from her Highlands County warrant, lewd battery. ual offender, no motor vehicle I A jury trial date of Dec. theft of a motor vehicle and pockets. Two large duffel bags were also emptied I Brandon Michael Bray, 28, 372138 Kings registration and attaching a 15 was set for Jeremiah Donald criminal mischief over $1,000. and the store manager identified Simcox as the Ferry Road, Hilliard, July 16, bond surrender, license improperly or not Potter, charged with a viola- I Daniel Andrew Yar- thief, police said. possession of cocaine. assigned. tion of probation being served brough pleaded not guilty to In total there were 69 items stolen from the I Leon Williams, 53, 78227 Harper Chapel I Richard Barnie Cooper for a child abuse act that could felony battery or domestic bat- store, according to the report, at a value of Road, Yulee, July 16, dealing in stolen property. pleaded not guilty to two result in physical or mental tery strangulation and felony $626.56. I Brandon Lashawn Zow, 29, Kingsland, Ga., counts of sale, delivery, pur- injury. In a separate case a jury battery. A search of Simcox’s purse revealed a glass July 16, Nassau County warrant, grand theft. chase or manufacture of mari- trial date of Dec. 15 was set for I Miranda Grace Zortea pipe with marijuana residue, which was also taken I Kenneth James Smith Jr., 21, Alma, Ga., juana. Potter on seven counts of sex- pleaded guilty to possession of as evidence. July 16, Nassau County warrant, violation of pro- I Devin Joshua Dawley ual battery and three counts a controlled substance and Simcox, of 2800 Rachel Ave., Fernandina bation/burglary, arson. pleaded not guilty to two of lewd and lascivious behavior adjudication was withheld. She Beach, was taken to the city police department for I Brandon Michael Bray, 28, 372138 Kings counts of dealing in stolen against a person 12 years of pleaded guilty to possession of booking and charged with felony retail theft and Ferry Road, Hilliard, July 15, Seminole County property and giving false veri- age or younger by an offender controlled substance para- possession of drug paraphernalia. She was later warrant, violation of probation/uttering forged fication of ownership to a pawn- 18 years of age or older. phernalia and was adjudicated transported to Nassau County Jail. bills. broker. I David Andrew Propes guilty. She was not prosecut- I Justin Aaron Redding, 31, 452366 Old Dixie I Qorey Laroi Dawson will submitted a written plea of not ed on two additional charges of Hwy., Callahan, July 15, possession of metham- not be prosecuted on a charge guilty to sale, delivery, pur- possession of a controlled sub- Felony arrests phetamine with intent to sell, manufacture or of dealing in stolen property. chase or manufacture of mari- stance. She was sentenced to I Christopher S. Mattes, 25, Vero Beach, July deliver, possession of not more than 20 grams of I Marshall Ian Depriest juana. time served in Nassau County 20, Nassau County warrant, violation of proba- marijuana, possession of drug equipment to man- pleaded not guilty to sale or I A jury trial date of Oct. 13 Jail on the paraphernalia tion/possession of a controlled substance without ufacture or transport drugs. delivery of cocaine. was set for Roy John Robinson, charge and to 18 months drug a prescription. I Emmerett D. Jordan, 45, Jacksonville, July I Tyrone Floyd submitted charged with possession of offender probation on the pos- I George Steve Condurelis, 36, 85402 15, Nassau County warrant, sale or delivery of a written plea of not guilty to cocaine, no citation, posses- session charge, with the con- Blackmon Road, Yulee, July 20, Nassau County cocaine. possession of firearm ammu- sion of a controlled substance dition that she submit to a warrant, writ of attachment. I Justin Kyle Schmitt, 28, Leeds, Ala., July nition by a convicted felon and without a prescription and driv- drug/alcohol evaluation with- I Grady Lee John Trammell, 32, 273660 14, Nassau County warrant, dealing in stolen attending an animal fight or ing while license suspended in 60 days with random urinal- Murrhee Road, Hilliard, July 19, criminal mis- property. baiting. or revoked. ysis and follow up with any rec- chief $1,000 or more, assault on an officer, fire- I Eugenia Delphine Mays, 47, Bradenton, I Adam Joshua Galvan I Zachary Brian Rodrigues ommended treatment. She was fighter or EMT, resisting or opposing an officer July 9, operating a motor vehicle while driver’s pleaded not guilty to sale, deliv- pleaded guilty to two counts of ordered to pay $518 in court without violence, battery causing bodily harm. license revoked. ery, purchase or manufacture a lesser-included charge of sale costs, $150 to the Public I Christopher Lee Mehr, 44, Jacksonville, July I Daniel Andrew Yarbrough, 26, 732 Old of marijuana. of a controlled substance and Defender’s Office and $100 to 19, Duval County warrant, failure to redeliver a Amelia Ave., Apt. 2, Fernandina Beach, June 24, I Amber Dawn Harris was adjudicated guilty. He was the State Attorney’s Office. hired vehicle. felony battery by strangulation. pleaded guilty to possession of sentenced to six months in [email protected]

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14A WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 2014 NEWS News-Leader SAVE THE CHILDREN DAY

PHOTOS BY GLENDA SIMMONS JENKINS/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER O’Neal Memorial Baptist Church, 474257 SR 200, celebrated “Save the Children Day” on July 20. The youth department and Black Male Mentors paid tribute to public school support staff as role models who pro- vide a valuable and essential service to our community. Posing, left, are honorees Pearl Higgs, Deborah Roberts, Lois Shephard and Peggy Howard, with the Rev. Stantley Palmer, pastor of O’Neal Memorial, and program founder Eleanor M. Simmons, joined by honorees Lillian Lambert, Phyllis Alderman and the Rev. Bernard Thompson. Higgs and Howard served the Nassau County School District as bus drivers, Roberts works in food service, Shephard as a receptionist, Lambert and Alderman administrative and paraprofessional staff and Thompson in building maintenance.

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 2014 NEWS-LEADER / FERNANDINA BEACH, FLORIDA

SUBMITTED PHOTOS Junior lifeguards and instructors from right, top row: Angela Ray, Cutter Naismith, Hamilton Rainey, Nancy Chandler, Ryan Noble, James Oakes; bottom row: Erica Teare, Mary Emma Degaris, Felicity Acosta, Mary Ferguson, Amelie Nichol, Rebecca McConnell and Madison Gates. Hamilton Rainey, right, won four gold medals. Junior lifeguards Juniorrace into action during the competition, lifeguards left. show off skills

The city of Fernandina Beach Parks and medals. Also, Madison Gates, who trained at the the Ed Gaw Open Water Challenge Fund, which campaign to prevent drowning in communities Recreation Department took 11 pool and beach pool and at the beach throughout the summer, donates funds to programs that promote youth around the world. These highly efficient rescue junior lifeguards to compete in the annual was one of the youngest to compete at age 10 water safety in our community. boards are expensive and Ray was able to estab- Jacksonville Beach Junior Lifeguard Challenge years old. Madison was extremely brave along A special rescue board was used at the com- lish connections with the International Lifesaving on July 19. Many of the junior lifeguards trained with the other junior lifeguards who persevered petition by Jonathan Azar, a Fernandina Beach Association and Lifeguards Without Borders during the junior lifeguard programs offered by through heavy surf, swimming to buoys hun- ocean rescue lifeguard, to patrol the competition when she and Hannah Wrenn (also from the city this summer. They showed off their dreds of meters offshore. waters keeping the junior lifeguards safe during Fernandina Beach) participated in a lifesaving skills in a variety of events including a distance Madison was one of 10 kids that participated their races. This rescue board was donated to mission in Nicaragua last April. These connec- run, a distance swim, a paddle board race, run- in a junior lifeguard program that offered pool Angela Ray and the city of Fernandina Beach tions will help support drowning prevention swim-run, a swim relay race and beach flags. lifeguard training after school last spring, and Parks & Recreation Department by the Princess efforts in our community through grants and Highlights included Hamilton Rainey, who continued with beach lifeguard training through- of Monaco Foundation in association with the scholarships, training support and international took home many medals including four gold out the summer. This program was sponsored by International Surf Lifesaving Association in a opportunities for local lifeguards.

EVERYBODY IN THE POOL

Coach Bob Christian, who is retiring after 20 years of coaching Team Fernandina Stingrays, finally gets in the pool at his final meet, above. Coach Rachel Christian, Bob’s daughter, above left, gives 5-year-old Lee Miniea encouragement before his event. Somewhere under all these swimmers during a group hug are coaches Patty Purdy, Valerie Priest, Corinne Priest, Bob and Beckie Christian and Rachel Christian after the final swim of all of these coaches’ final meet coach- ing the Stingrays. Team Fernandina Stingrays swim team finished the season with a perfect 6-0 record, outscoring final opponent Rolling Hills by a score of 684 to 360. The final event of the season is the River City Championships where the Stingrays hope to again place in the top 10 teams. SUBMITTED PHOTOS CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

2B WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 2014 SPORTS News-Leader Camden junior anglers dominate

hen Jacksonville and alu- kingfish tourna- minum boat ment MC Rick trailer valued W Riles asked 9- at $35,750! year-old Wesley Combs of In the red- Kingsland, Ga., where he fish competi- caught his first-place Junior tion Terry Angler kingfish, young Sturgeon Wesley replied with a dead also of serious expression, “In the Jacksonville ocean!” OUTDOORS took first Obviously Wesley had place in the been instructed by his father Terry Lacoss spot category Josh Combs and local charter with 22 spots. fishing Captain Scott Jacksonville’s Shawn Thomas Thompson not to divulge weighed in the largest redfish where they had hooked and at 7.14 pounds. landed Wesley’s big king Some 200 fishing teams mackerel. And with good rea- competed in this year’s son, the “Pipe Dream” fishing Greater Jacksonville Kingfish team was planning on compet- Tournament. ing in the upcoming The 32nd Annual Jacksonville kingfish tourna- Fernandina Beach Kingfish ment as well. and Fishing Rodeo will be “Wesley’s big king hit a rib- held this coming weekend, bonfish trolled down deep Aug. 1-2. A $10,000 cash first- with the aid of a downrigger at place prize will be awarded for a water depth of approximate- the largest kingfish weighed ly 20 feet of water,” Scott in, pending on 100 fishing Thompson said. “It was 9:15 in teams entering the popular the morning when Wesley event. A total of 10 places will hooked and landed his first- be paid in the big kingfish cat- place kingfish!” egory. At 8:30 a.m. that same Also include a special sin- morning 6-year-old Colton gle-engine category which Humphrey of St. Marys, Ga., will pay two places with $1,300 also hooked into a giant for first and $450 for second Atlantic Ocean king mackerel place. The largest kingfish PHOTOS BY TERRY LACOSS/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER while fishing with his father weighed in by a youth angler Wesley Combs of Kingsland, Ga., is pictured with his first-place Junior Angler prize, a brand new 13-foot Gheenoe and mother, Joel and Casey will be worth a $1,200 and sec- fishing boat, Mercury outboard and boat trailer. Wesley fished with Captain Scott Thompson aboard the sport fishing Humphrey. ond place $400. The lady boat “Pipe Dream.” The winning team also included father Josh Combs and Josh’s son Jimmy Combs. Wesley’s big “Colton’s big kingfish angler that weighs in the king weighed 37.8 pounds. made two giant runs while largest kingfish will be award- taking the fight down deep on ed $1,100 and second place several occasions,” Joel $350. Humphrey said. “With a little In the fishing rodeo por- help, it took a solid 45 minutes tion of the tournament the for our young son to reel in largest cobia, wahoo, dolphin, his fourth-place Junior Angler sea bass, flounder, king mackerel. sheepshead, sea trout and “We also were fishing off- redfish will each be worth shore of Amelia Island and $1,000, all pending on 100 paid had netted our pogies earlier boats. that morning just off from the This year there will also be beaches at Omni Amelia a “Kayak Division” with five Island Plantation.” places being paid for total Certainly the Greater inches including a redfish, Jacksonville Junior Angler flounder and sea trout. First Kingfish Tournament was place $600, second $450, third dominated by young Camden $300, fourth $150 and fifth County, Ga., fishermen! $100. Also the longest Jacksonville king mackerel redfish, sea trout and flounder fishermen dominated the will be worth $150 each. All main event with team “Second prizes are based on 50 paid Chance” captained by Lee kayaks. Way taking first-place honors The big fishing event gets in the “Shootout” with a two- under way this coming Friday fish aggregate weight of 72 with a mandatory “captains” pounds. Team “Lee Way’s” meeting beginning at 7 p.m. catch was worth a brand new Registration opens at 5 p.m. 150hp four-stroke Mercury and closes at 8 p.m. Fishing outboard valued at $14,700. takes place on Saturday begin- First-place honors went to ning at 6:30 a.m. Fishing the largest kingfish caught teams must be in the weigh-in Six-year-old Colton Humphrey of St. Marys, Ga., took fourth place Junior Angler honors with his 28.95-pound king- during the first day of the two line by 5 p.m. A public barbe- fish. Also pictured is Colton’s father Joel Humphrey. Also fishing aboard the “Chum Runner” was Colton’s mother, -day event with David Pick- cue will be on hand at 5 and Casey Humphrey. ett’s team, “That’s what I Do,” awards and raffle beginning at taking first-place honors with 7:30 p.m. a 38.1-pound kingfish. Pick- Entry fee in the kingfish boat. team that has the heaviest including the Ancient City Fishing Rodeo. ett’s first-place prize included division is now $400 per Also this is the final event aggregate including up to two Kingfish Challenge, the For more information con- a 21-foot Key Largo fishing boat. The rodeo entry fee is for the 1st Annual North kingfish takes home the big Greater Jacksonville Kingfish tact John Hartrich at 206-0817 boat powered by a 150hp now $125 per boat and the Florida Kingfish cash prize. One kingfish from Tournament and the Nassau pr john@seahorseofamelia. Mercury four-stroke outboard kayak entry fee is $60 per Championship where the each event can be weighed in Sport Fishing Kingfish and com, or visit www.nsfafish.net. TrophyCatch launches website for largemouth bass

In preparation for season pounds) – $150 in gift cards, a an MP4 video clip up to 50 MB winners in season 1 to 7,903 three of TrophyCatch, the short-sleeve T-shirt, certificate in size, complete a simple form registrants and 798 winners Florida Fish and Wildlife and decal. One lucky registered angler will win a and submit. Since this is a citi- through the first three-quarters Conservation Commission The Hall of Fame Club $40,000 Phoenix bass boat, powered zen-science program, properly of season 2. Similar growth is (FWC) launched a new website (greater than 13 pounds) – a verified data helps FWC biolo- anticipated for season 3. to facilitate gathering data on $500 fiberglass mount, $200 in by Mercury Marine and equipped gists enhance, conserve and “With additional demands Florida’s famed trophy large- gift cards, a duffel bag, hoodie with a Power-Pole. promote trophy bass fishing. on the website and reward pro- mouth bass and to reward and other apparel, Glen Lau This will ultimately benefit cessing, and evolution of the anglers for releasing them alive. DVD, certificate and decal, anglers, fishing-related busi- Internet, the enhancements that TrophyCatch is an incentive- worth approximately $1,000. will win a $40,000 Phoenix bass ment the catch through a pho- nesses and local communities. our new partnership with based conservation program The biggest bass of the sea- boat, powered by Mercury tograph of the entire bass on a Corporate partners, including Brandt Information Services designed for anglers who catch son wins a $3,000 championship Marine and equipped with a scale with the weight clearly Bass Pro Shops, Dick’s brings are sure to be appreci- and release largemouth bass ring from the American Power-Pole. Besides getting a legible,” said Tom Champeau, Sporting Goods, Rapala and ated by TrophyCatch partici- heavier than 8 pounds in Outdoors Fund, and if it hap- chance at the boat just for reg- director of the Division of Bass King Clothing, provide the pants,” said KP Clements, the Florida. There are three differ- pens to come from a major istering, every verified catch Freshwater Fisheries Manage- rewards, in return for carefully TrophyCatch director. The new ent tiers and two bonus cate- water body in Osceola County, provides 10 extra chances for ment. The new TrophyCatch documenting these catches and website integrates social media gories offering the opportuni- Experience Kissimmee chips in the drawing, which is conduct- Florida.com website makes it live-releasing them in the same resources so that anglers can ty to win prizes: $10,000 in cash. The current ed at the end of the season. easy to register and review the water system where they were brag about their catches with The Lunker Club (8-9.9 leader is J. Morrell, with a 14- TrophyCatch seasons run from rules and prizing details. caught. their social networks. pounds) – $100 in gift cards, a pound, 9-ounce bass caught and Oct. 1 to Sept. 30 each year. Anglers should remember to This program provides The FWC encourages all short-sleeve T-shirt, certificate released on Lake Kingsley, last “Anglers should carefully fol- take a camera and scale, and extremely valuable data and anglers to check out the site, and decal. March. low catch-and-release guidelines perhaps a tape measure to doc- encourages live-release of these register to be automatically The Trophy Club (10-12.9 One lucky registered angler for these big bass and docu- ument the catch quickly and older, female bass, so they can entered in the boat drawing and safely before releasing it. continue to challenge other be prepared to catch-and- People then simply upload anglers and spawn in their release largemouth bass. From catch photos (up to five) or even home waters. Okeechobee, through the FERNANDINA BEACH TIDES The program began in Kissimmee Chain of Lakes to Tides, Sun & Moon: July 30 - August 6, 2014 October 2012, and the World Lake Talquin, trophies are Fishing Network was gracious being caught year-round, but Sunrise 6:42A Moonset 12:07A High 2.00A 7.49’ and conservation-minded trophy bass are also being Low 5:21A 2.11’ Sunrise 6:44A HOMELESS ANIMALS... Wed. Moonrise 9:55A Sun. Low 7:58A 2.16’ enough to create the first web- caught on small local lakes and High 11:55P 7.60’ Moonrise 1:31P THEY’RE DYING FOR Sunset 8:21P Sunset 8:18P High 2:31P 7.69’ site free-of-charge. Trophy- even golf course ponds. These Low 5:37A 2.49’ 7/30 Moonset 10:23P 8/3 First Quarter 8:50P Low 8:45P 2.81’ A 2ND CHANCE Catch continues to expand, places are accessible and good going from a total of 1,941 reg- bets for opportunities to land a Sunrise 6:43A High 12:06A 7.98’ Moonset 12:47A High 2.48A 7.35’ Adopt A Companion Today istrants and 185 verified club lunker. Thurs. Moonrise 10:47A Low 5:56A 2.21’ Mon. Sunrise 6:45A Low 8:51A 2.02 Sunset 8:20P High 12:32P 7.59’ Moonrise 2:29P High 3:23P 7.79’ 7/31 Moonset 10:56P Low 6:16P 2.69’ 8/4 Sunset 8:17P Low 9:45P 2.66’

Sunrise 6:43A High 12:41A 7.82’ Moonset 1:32A High 3.42A 7.26’ Fri. Moonrise 11:40A Low 6:32A 2.25’ Tues. Sunrise 6:46A Low 9:48A 1.83’ Sunset 8:20P High 1:08P 7.59’ Moonrise 3:28P High 4:22P 7.95’ NSFA meetings 8/1 Moonset 11:30P Low 6:59P 2.82’ 8/5 Sunset 8:17P Low 10:45P 2.42’ The Nassau Sport Fishing is a 501c3 nonprofit organiza- High 1.19A 7.65’ Moonset 2:22A Sunrise 6:44A High 4.43A 7.25’ Association holds its monthly tion, created to develop and pro- Low 7:12A 2.24’ Sunrise 6:46A Low 10:48A 1.61’ Sat. Moonrise 12:35P Wed. business meetings on the sec- mote saltwater fishing in the High 1:46P 7.62’ Moonrise 4:28P High 5:28P 8.17’ ond Wednesday at Kraft Ten Nassau County area while 8/2 Sunset 8:19P Low 7:49P 2.87’ 8/6 Sunset 8:16P Low 11:46P 2.13’ Acres, 961023 Buccaneer Trail, adhering to state, federal and Tide calculations are for Amelia River, Fernandina Beach. No corrections are necessary. Fernandina Beach. The social local regulations, to encourage Sun & Moon events are also calculated for Fernandina Beach, although actual times may vary because of land masses. get-togethers are held on the compliance with rules of water fourth Wednesday. safety by club members and the $$ Additional information, general public and to promote 1010 ANY directions and reservations are youth-related community and available on the NSFA website other civic minded activities. SYNTHETIC A PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCMENT at www.nsfafish.net. Contact John Hartrich, NSFA OFFOFF OIL CHANGE BY THE The Nassau Sport Fishing president, at 206-0817 or email NEWS-LEADER 904-277-6969 Association, founded in 1983, [email protected].

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 2014 SPORTS News-Leader 3B SPORTS SHORTS RECREATION ROUNDUP

Basketball training ball and volleyball camp July Fernandina Beach Parks PERSONAL FITNESS Thursday and Saturday): single session: $20 City resi- 28 through Aug. 1. Stop by & Recreation Department TRAINING Beginner Clinic (2.0-2.5) – dent, $25 Non-City. 4-pack: Genetic Potential Academy the McArthur Family YMCA on For more information, log Available at Atlantic Mondays from 8:00-9:00am. $60 City resident, $75 Non- will host process basketball Citrona Drive or email onto www.fbfl.us Fitness Room or Peck Gym Strokes Clinics – Wednes- City. 8-pack: $100 City resi- training, a cutting-edge ball [email protected]. SPORTS/FITNESS with Jay Robertson, ISSA days from 8:00-9:00am (2.5- dent, $125 Non-City. handling clinic and offensive OPEN ADULT VOLLEY- Certified Personal Fitness 3.0) and 9:00-10:30am (3.0- Schedule lessons at the clinic, arming players with Sailing Club meets BALL at Peck Gym Trainer, Performance 3.5). Intermediate Drills Atlantic Center. innovative drills, concepts and The Amelia Island Sailing Tuesdays and Fridays Nutritionist, and Specialist in Clinics (3.0-3.5) – Tuesdays SUMMER JUNIOR footwork they never experi- Club meets the first Tuesday from 7:00-9:00pm. $2/day Fitness for the Older Adult. from 8:00-9:30am; Thursdays LIFEGUARD PROGRAMS enced before. at the Kraft Athletic Club at City resident, $5 Non-City. $30 per session, $75/week (3 from 9:00-10:30am; and • Jr. Beach Guard Players will learn stationary Ten Acres. Social hour at 6:30 YOUTH VOLLEYBALL at sessions), $200/month (2 Saturdays from 9:00-10:30am. Program (ages 10-15) offered and full court ball handling, p.m. Contact Commodore Peck Gym sessions/week for 4 weeks). Interme-diate/Advanced on the following dates: July dribbling 2-3 basketballs, Roger Henderson at (904) Tuesdays and Fridays Monthly packages include Drills Clinics (3.5-4.0) – 28th-August 1st. This pro- court awareness, secret to jab 624-2711 or commodore@ from 3:00-5:00pm. For school dietary analysis and food pro- Thursdays from 6:00-7:30pm. gram is administered step, advanced finishing at ameliaislandsailing.org or visit and club teams. Players must gram. Call Jay at 904-310-3361 Men’s Doubles Clinic (3.5- through Fernandina Beach the rim options, perfecting www.ameliaislandsailing.org. have adult coach or adult to schedule a free introducto- 4.0) – Wednesdays from Ocean Rescue. $150 City resi- shot off the dribble and elu- supervision. Please call at ry appointment. 6:00-7:30pm. Women’s Clinic dents, $187 Non-City. sive moves. The ball handling Auxiliary meets least 24 hours in advance: FALL ADULT SOFTBALL (3.0-3.5) – Tuesdays from Register at the Atlantic clinic is Aug. 2 and offensive U.S. Coast Guard Auxili- 310-3353. $2/day City resi- LEAGUES’ REGISTRATION 6:15- 7:45pm. $10/person/ Center. moves Aug. 3 at the Peck ary, Amelia Island Flotilla 14- dent, $5 Non-City. July 28th – August 18th. hour for 1-hour clinics and SCUBA CLASSES at Center. Cost is $40 per player 1, meets the first Thursday in OPEN ADULT INDOOR Four (4) leagues offered: $15/person for 1 1/2 hours Atlantic Pool per session (early registra- the Amelia Island Lighthouse SOCCER at Peck Gym Recreational Co-ed (ASA clinics. Pre-registration • DISCOVER SCUBA tion). Register for both for Cottage, located on O’Hagan Wednesdays from 6:00- rules; aluminum bat rule for required (minimum of 3 per- EXPERIENCE/BUBBLE $65. Walk-up is $50. Lane on Lighthouse Circle. 8:00pm. $2 City residents, $5 men; games on Mondays); sons/clinic). BLOWERS PROGRAM: A 1-2 Age groups include 8-11, Call 261-1889 for information. Non-City. Open Co-ed (ASA rules; more • Private lessons can be hour introductory experience 12-14 and 15 and up. Five OPEN BASKETBALL at competitive; games on scheduled with Head that consists of a short class- hours per group per session. Rugby Peck Gym Tuesdays); Men’s (USSSA Professional Vishnu Maharaj room session and trying Elite group is $50 per session championship Monday, Wednesday, & rules; games on Thursdays); or an Assistant Professional. scuba in our pool with a PADI (early), $85 for both, $60 Thursday from 11:00am – and Women’s (ASA rules; $60/hour with Head Profes- Instructor. Ages 8 and up. walk-up. The Jacksonville Axemen 5:45pm and Tuesday & games on Thursdays). Team sional, $50/hour with Assis- $50/person City residents, For information, contact are have released tickets and Friday from 11:00am – registration fee: $325 tant Professional. Customized $62 Non-City. Scheduled at Zach Rocheleau at 321-6783 packages for the 2014 USA 2:00pm, based on court avail- (includes 1 dozen softballs for clinics also available. your convenience. or email geneticpotentialacad- Rugby League national cham- ability. regular season), due by To register for Junior or • PADI SCUBA OPEN [email protected]. pionship game. The game will FITNESS AREAS August 18that Peck Gym Adult clinics or for more WATER CERTIFICATION: be held at the University of • Weight Room/Cardio (corner of Elm Street and information, email instructor Private and group instruction Golf camp at Omni North Florida Aug. 23 and Area at Peck Gym South 11th Street). Two- Rod Gibson, USPTA 1, at available. $275 (additional Omni Amelia Island early pre-sale tickets are $8 Free weights, selectorized game refundable forfeit fees [email protected] check-out dive fee). Plantation will hold a Junior online. There are also ticket, equipment, Star Trac tread- ($72 for Recreational Co-ed, or call 904-891-6927. Schedule Participants must provide Golf Academy summer series T-shirt and hotel packages for mills, Precor elliptical Open Co-ed and Men’s and description of clinics their own masks, snorkels, with six weekly sessions avail- two on offer. machines, Schwinn bikes. Leagues; $48 for Women’s available at the Atlantic fins, booties, and weight able for children ages 8-17, The visiting New Zealand Ages 13 and up (ages 13-15 League) due by September Center or on the City’s web- belts. Ages 10 and up. who will have the opportunity Blue Thunder take on the with adult supervision; ages 5th. Ask about New Team site: www.fbfl.us Training schedule to work with professional Presidents Barbarians in a 16-17 unsupervised but with Discount and Individual Central Park tennis court available at the Atlantic coaches to improve their golf curtain raiser prior to the main waiver signed by parent or Players’ Lists Recruitment gate keys can be checked out Center. skills. Sessions are Aug. 12- event. The Blue Thunder are guardian). Open Monday, Discount. All leagues begin at the Atlantic Center with a SENIOR CITIZEN 15 and Aug. 26-29. Cost is the visiting Police Rugby Wednesday, & Thursday the week of Sept. 8th. For $5 deposit. Deposits are PROGRAMS $200 per week, $75 per indi- League team from New from 11:00am-7:00pm, more information, log onto refundable if keys are return- SENIOR TRIPS: vidual day. Zealand which will also play Tuesday & Friday from the adult softball leagues’ ed within 1 year. Atlantic Information and registration Camp runs from 9:30 a.m. the USA Pioneers a week 11:00am-9:00pm. website (www.league Center hours: Monday-Friday at the Atlantic Center. to 12:30 p.m. Campers will prior (Aug. 16) in DeLand. • Atlantic Fitness Room lineup.com/fbflsoftball), or from 8:00am-6:30pm, Satur- • Jacksonville Suns work on full swing and short The Presidents Barbarians at the Atlantic Center call/email Jason (310-3353; day from 8:00am-4:00pm. Game: August 18th game with on-course playing team will consist of the Precor treadmills and [email protected]). AQUATICS INSTRUCTED PRO- and video analysis. Snacks Overseas Import Players from elliptical machines, Star Trac MAHARAJ TENNIS at AQUA 1 and DEEP GRAMS will be provided. Miniature putt all teams across the USA bikes, Hammer Strength Central Park Tennis Courts WATER AEROBICS at KARATE at the Peck championship challenge on Rugby League who are not plate loaded fitness • August Junior Clinics’ Atlantic Pool Center, 1st Floor Instructors’ the final day. Hat and shirts competing in the National machines, and Magnum schedule: August 4th – 28th Aqua 1 (shallow water) Studio are provided. Students walk Championship. It will allow Fitness Biangular Series (Monday-Thursday): Level 1 classes are Monday – Friday Japanese Shotokan Karate the course; a lightweight carry those players from Australia, machines. Ages 13 and up (Monday//Wednesday from from 10:00-10:55am. Deep classes with Sensei Jerry bag is required. Students United Kingdom, Papua New (ages 13-15 with adult super- 3:00-3:45pm, ages 4-8) and Water classes (aqua fitness Williamson, a 6th degree must bring their own golf balls Guinea and other nations a vision; ages 16-17 unsuper- Level 2 (Monday/Wednesday belts required) are Monday – Shotokan black belt with over for the course; range balls will chance to compete on behalf vised but with waiver signed from 3:45-4:30pm, ages 6-10) Friday from 11:00-11:55am 30 years of instruction experi- be provided for practice. of and say thanks to the USA by parent or guardian). Open – $48 City residents, $64 Non- (Tuesday/Thursday class will ence. Call the pro shop at 277- and the teams who have host- Monday-Friday from 7:00am- City. Level 3 (Tuesday/ move back to 9:00-9:55am on Improve your fitness level, 5907, email mblock@omniho- ed them for the season. 7:00pm, Saturday from Thursday from 3:30-4:30pm, September 2nd). Monthly, 1 self control, and self image tels.com or visit OakMarsh The national championship 8:00am-4:00pm. ages 8-12) – $64 City resi- class/day: $50 City residents while learning self defense. OceanLinks.com. game will then see the Nor- Daily/monthly fitness dents, $80 Non-City. Level 4 , $63 Non-City residents. Classes are from 3:30-4:30pm thern Conference champion area fees: City residents – (Tuesday/Thursday from Monthly, 2 classes/day: $60 on Mondays and 3:30-5:00pm Elm Street face the Southern Conference $3/day; $25/month; $75/four 4:30-6:00pm, ages 9-14) – $96 City residents, $75 Non-City. on Wednesdays. Ages 6 and Little League champion to see who is the (4) months; $180/twelve (12) City residents, $120 Non-City. $5/day for one class City resi- up. City residents: best Rugby League team in months. Non-City residents: Level 5 (Monday/Wednesday dents, $6 Non-City. $10/day $40/month. Non-City resi- Elm Street Little League the nation and be crowned $5/day; $31/month; $94/four from 4:30-6:00pm, ages and for two classes City resident, dents: $45/month. Uniforms will hold its annual sports USA Rugby League National (4) months; $225/twelve (12) up – high school and USTA $12 Non-City. available through the instruc- awards banquet at 3 p.m. Champions. months. Daily fees and mem- tournament players) – $96 PRIVATE SWIMMING tor. Call Jerry at 753-3605. Aug. 3 at the MLK Center. For In addition to the most Elite berships are valid at both fit- City residents, $120 Non-City. LESSONS Register at the Atlantic information, contact President Rugby League action, the ness areas. • Adult clinics (Monday- Ages 2 – adults. 30-minute Center. Wayne Peterson at 753-1663. event will feature performanc- es from the JaxArrest.com Register for soccer Jacksonville Axe Maidens, Registration for the Amelia include a featured perform- Island Youth Soccer’s fall sea- ance of the National Anthem, son is open. Visit www.aiy offer some awesome prizes in soccer.com to register or con- the $1 Half-Time Raffle and a tact Lee Burchett at live performance of the world- [email protected]. renowned HAKA from the Amelia Island Youth Soccer New Zealand Blue Thunder. has partnered with Soccer There will also be a free offi- Made In America and the cial post-game party for all Chicago Blast Soccer Club. fans and supporters who attended the event. Sports association Children 15 and under will Nassau County Sports be admitted free and mer- Association meets at 7 p.m. chandise and concessions will the first Tuesday at the county be sold at reasonable prices. building, Yulee. Call 261-1075 For full ticket options visit or 277-1609. www.jaxaxe.com /national- championship. Stay up to date Pop Warner with the USA Rugby League registration at www.USARL.com. Like the Axemen on Face-book at Fernandina Beach Pop www.facebook.com/ Warner football and cheer- JaxAxemen. leader registration is now open for the 2014 season. Bassmasters meet Register online at www. Nassau Bassmasters, leaguelineup.com. Register in associated with the Florida person at the field house, cor- Bass Federation, the Bass ner of 11th and Beech streets, Federation and the FLW, from 5:30-7 p.m. July 28-31. meets the first Tuesday of every month at the Pig Bar-B- YMCA summer Que restaurant in Callahan at sports 7 p.m. Membership into the club The McArthur Family is open to anyone 16 and YMCA is registering for Fall older. Call Bob Schlag at volleyball and soccer. Regi- (912) 729-2282 in Kingsland, stration runs through Aug. 10 Aaron Bell at (904) 545-5092 and the season will begin the in Callahan or Tim McCoy at week of Sept. 2. There are 261-3735 in Fernandina spots available in the basket- Beach for information.

TENNIS NEWS The Nassau County Men’s michelemaha for further infor- League continues its summer mation. season with Kraft in first place City of Fernandina Beach followed by North Hampton, “Back to School” programming Amelia National, Southern begins Aug. 4 at the Central Comfort and the Island Lost Park Courts. Schedules are Boys. available at the Parks and The Nassau County 3.0-3.5 Recreation office or by emailing Women’s League will begin [email protected]. play in September. Team Registrations now being accept- entries are now being accepted. ed. Each team consists of 6-10 play- The city of Fernandina ers to field 4 doubles lines in Beach Mixed Doubles weekly league matches. Play Championships will be held will be on Thursday afternoons Aug. 16-17 at the Central Park at 1p.m. Email michelemaha Courts. Divisions include 6.0, for further information or to 7.0, 8.0 and 9.0 mixed combi- enter your team. nations. Cost to enter is $20 per World Team Tennis format person. league will begin in September. Entries being accepted at WTT matches are held on [email protected] or at Friday evenings beginning the Parks and Recreation Sept. 19. Team entries must be department. Entry deadline received by Sept. 5. Email Aug. 10 at 6 p.m.

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Newcomers expedition Members of the Newcomers of Amelia Island enjoyed a kayak trip in the St. Marys River earlier this month with Up the Creek Paddle Co. Enjoying the excursion, from left, top left, are Pam Vieser and Jan Ridley. Top right is Anita Comisky. Far left are Jan Ridley, Sally Ginn, Sue Ray and Diane Clark. Left are Sally Ginn and Elizabeth Wilson. The Newcomers Club of Amelia Island will host its monthly coffee on Aug. 14. Women interested in joining the club and who reside in Nassau County (no matter how long they have lived here) are welcome to attend. For information contact Lucy Bryan at (904) 430-0119 or [email protected], or visit www.new- comersofameliaisland.com. SUBMITTED PHOTOS

Building character Children engage in charac- ter education at Amelia Island Montessori School recently, right and far right. AIMS registration is July 31 from 10 a.m.- noon. Nassau County pub- lic schools resume classes on Wednesday, Aug. 8. Visit edline.net for more information. See the Back to School calendar, B5. SUBMITTED

Scouts give back Boy Scout Troop 152 spent July 12 build- ing a gateway to the Amelia Island Museum of History’s Community Appreciation Day and manning a booth teaching how to make survival bracelets. Even though the rain moved everyone inside the museum, the Scouts had a lot of fun and helped create and give out more than 50 bracelets. Back row are William Anno, Pamela Anno, Scott Wardrop and Ellen SUBMITTED Wardrop. Middle row are Sage Dittmer, Guest speaker Colby Prince, Griffen Lynn Williams of Fernandina Beach, left, a commission- Walters and Keegan er with the Florida Inland Navigation District, spoke Green. Front row is recently to the Fernandina Beach Optimist Club. He is Assistant Scout pictured with club President Larry Parker and Parker’s Master Christopher grandson. Collins. SUBMITTED

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 2014 AROUND TOWN News-Leader 5B BACK TO Blues Fest tickets on sale CATS ANGELS SCHOOL JAMES WEINSIER Barnabas to Friday evening’s KiKi is a senior citizen in For the News-Leader performance will get half off the cat world – she’s an 8- Freshman bash the gate ticket price. Those year-old dilute tortoiseshell The Amelia Island Blues bringing canned good dona- cat who lived with her family The Yulee High School Festival and partner Barnabas tions for Barnabas to the gate since she was a kitten. The Freshmen and New Student Center return to where it on Saturday will get a raffle family grew with other pets Bash will be held Aug. 1 from started, Main Beach, on Sept. ticket to win one of the artist and kids and she wasn’t fitting 9-11 a.m. for students with 12 and 13. autographed guitars that will in anymore. Kiki was surren- last names A-L, and from 1-3 The lineup for the fourth be given away during the dered back to us after all that p.m. for students last names event includes a wide variety show. time. Kiki is still adjusting to M-A. An Open House will be of acts, from the old-school Aside from the amenities, her life at Cats Angels, but held Aug. 21 at 6 p.m.. Curtis Salgado and Bernard such as food and spirit ven- having a loving and quiet new Allison to the future of blues dors, there will be a desig- home would help her to School physicals in Samantha Fish and the nated area for you to set up regain her spirit again. The Coalition for the John Curry Band. Other acts umbrellas and pitch small It’s a tough time for the TV’s and clothing. If you Reduction/Elimination of include John Primer, the Mojo tents if you wish. adult cats to find homes with haven’t shopped at the Cats Ethnic Disparities in Health Roots, and the unique talents band, proceeds from premi- For information and ticket the cute little kittens out Angels Thrift Store, please (CREED) is asking the com- of Ben Prestage. um parking located at the fes- sales visit www.ameliaisland- there. To help these deserv- come by and have a look as munity to help provide school Friday evening Fernan- tival site will be shared with bluesfest.com, or enter to win ing adult cats and to sweeten we have something for every- supplies for this year’s back to dina’s own FBHS Blues in the Barnabas Center for the VIP IslandGetaway at the deal, our friends at KDI one. The cats also appreciate school event on Aug. 2 from School Band featuring Roger Friday evening’s program and ameliaisgetaway.com Homes will sponsor our adult donations of dry food and lit- 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Peck “Hurricane” Wilson will kick the FBHS girls’ athletic pro- (includes two VIP tickets, two cats to qualifying adopters. ter – especially now with all Center, 516 South 10th St. off the festival. In addition to grams on Saturday. night hotel accommodations, Read more about our cats the kittens. CREED will provide free bringing top notch talent to Anyone who brings a dinner for two and two offi- patiently waiting for their new Don’t forget to recycle school physicals from 9 a.m.-2 the community and showcas- donation of canned goods or cial Blues Festival T-shirts) lives at www.catsangels.com. your aluminum and cat food p.m. to students in kinder- ing the local high school appropriate vital sundries for See you at the beach! All of our cats have been cans. Our recycle bins are garten through grade 12 who spayed or neutered, are cur- located at the back of our are making their initial entry rent on all vaccinations, parking lot at 709 S. Eighth St. into a Florida school. receive regular wellness care, Cats Angels is an all-volunteer For students transferring monthly flea treatments and organization and receives no to a Florida school from CLASS REUNION SATURDAY are micro-chipped. Cats government monies. The rev- another state, a physical com- Angels Thrift Store/Adoption enue to support our programs pleted within one year is Center at 709 S. Eighth St. is is gained through fundraising, acceptable if completed on a open Monday through donations, and sales from our form comparable to Florida’s Saturday from 11 a.m. til 5 Thrift Store. Read more about standardized School Exam p.m. or you can call 321-2267 our Spay/Neuter, TNR and Form (DH3040). Sports phys- for more information on KDI Adoption Programs at icals also are provided. Homes Sponsorship. www.catsangels.com. Supplies needed include Volunteers are needed to Have you taken advantage wide-rule notebook paper and help us care for the cats. of the free spay/neuter servic- composition books, college Please call, stop by to sign up es available to all Nassau rule notebook paper and com- or download the Volunteer County residents through the position books, pens and pen- Application at www.catsan- SpayNassau II Program and cils, crayons, glue sticks, gels.com. the free transport from Yulee hand sanitizer, folders and If you have “leftovers” the and Callahan? It’s never too backpacks. Thrift Store at Cats Angels late. Call First Coast No More Please take supplies to the needs them! We gladly accept Homeless Pets today at (904) Martin Luther King Jr. what is left over from garage 425-0005 to make an appoint- Center, 1200 Elm St., 310- and estate sales, redecorating ment. You can also call Cats 3351, or contact John and downsizing projects. Angels at 321-2267 for more Coverdell or Jennett W. Baker Please call us about large information or help with at 556-3363 for pick-up. items and we can pick them feral/community cats. Spay up. The only items we cannot and neuter – the responsible Meet & greet SUBMITTED accept are computers, older solution. Emma Love Hardee Fernandina Beach High School Class of 1953 will celebrate its 61st year on Elementary in Fernandina Saturday at Sonny’s Barbecue. For further information call Theresa Mayer Megna Beach will hold a “Meet and at 277-2143 or Faye Cason Freeman at 261-3310. Greet” for students on Aug. 5 Above, from left, are Theresa Mayer Megna, Ann Gregg Junk, Sonny NASSAU HUMANE SOCIETY from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Rutishauser, Faye Cason Freeman, Lejene Robinson Allan, Geraldine Nettles Free backpacks Weaver, James Dubberly, Larry Wesley, Roscoe Mullis and Francis Cox. Yulee United Methodist Church, 86003 Christian Way, will distribute free backpacks HOME & GARDEN BRIEFS and school supplies for Nassau County students on Bee house class civil war era to life. Come p.m., Extension Director/ Aug. 5 from 4:30-7 p.m. join in this unique, family Horticulture Agent Rebecca Supplies are limited and will On Oct. 3 from 10-11:30 friendly event. Jordi will conduct a Plant be given out on a first-come, a.m. County Extension Fees include the $6 per Clinic at the Yulee Extension first-served basis. Director/Horticulture Agent vehicle park entrance fee office. All county residents Rebecca Jordi will conduct a plus $2 per person fort are invited to bring plant Boys & Girls Clubs session on the importance of admission. For information samples showing problems Boys & Girls Clubs of pollinators in your garden. call 277-7274 or visit in their landscapes. Nassau County are now open Learn different kinds of pol- www.FloridaStateParks.org. Problems will be identified for registration for the 2014- lination and the primary pol- and solutions offered for cor- Our staff and volunteers and great fun to be with. 15 school year. The clubs will linators: butterflies, beetles Walk for kids rection. There is no fee for are crazy about Adele, a sweet Watch her online video and open on Aug. 11. Call 491- and bees. You will also learn Wild Amelia will hold a this service. For information little gal who is yearning for you’ll see that when you 9102 for information and how to attract Mason bees. guided nature walk for aspir- call 879-1019. Master someone to love again. She’s scratch her in her favorite enrollment of your youngster The session is free, however ing Junior Naturalists on Gardeners are on phone a Chihuahua mix who was spot, she reacts like a happy at the Roberts Club on Lime if you’d like to “make & Aug. 4 at 8 a.m. at Goffins- duty Fridays, at 491-7340. found as a stray, but clearly puppy! She will give you kiss- Street in Fernandina Beach, take” bee houses for your ville Park, 95001 Goffinsville had lived with someone. She es on request, too. She had or call 261-1075 for informa- yard, the cost is $10 for sup- Road, just off Nassauville Forest certification will snuggle with you and been missing some hair when tion and enrollment at the plies. You will make one Road, with a rain date of The Florida Forest she’s a “leaner,” who will gen- we found her but it’s growing Miller Club in Nassauville. “bean can” bee house and Aug. 6. Service and the University of tly lean in on you to soak up back nicely, and her coat is one “wood hotel” bee house. Forester Dave Holley will Florida Institute of Food and all the affection she can get! becoming shiny and beautiful. Download the registration lead the walk. Children will Agricultural Sciences She was overfed but we’ve We think she’d be perfect as a form at complete an activity in the (UF/IFAS) are offering edu- started her on a diet and exer- sweet little family cat – she http://nassau.ifas.ufl.edu. newest Junior Naturalist cation opportunities for any- cise regimen. We believe likes children and will show PET PROJECTS Completed form and your booklet, The Maritime one interested in forest certi- she’s housetrained, and she you how much she loves check for the (optional) bee Forest. It is available for $5 fication. has a great little personality attention. Wreath is going to Adopt an adult house project can be at the Book Loft, Books Do you want to know and a wonderful smile. She be a beautiful pet for some Cats Angels invites you to dropped of at either the Plus, Atlantic Rec Center, the most up-to-date informa- also has a gorgeous tan and lucky person or family. And stop by and meet the cats liv- Callahan Extension office Coastal Trader II, the Fort tion on the different types white coat that’s great for pet- ask about Tuxedo Tuesdays – ing at the Adoption Center. the Yulee Extension office Clinch Visitor Center and of forest certification? Do ting. She’s about 4 years old, special reduced adoption They are mostly adults, some (letter drop available). Make Kayak Amelia, and the day you want to know how forest heartworm-negative and loves rates on Tuesdays for black have special needs and many checks payable to Nassau of the walk. There is no certification can benefit you tummy rubs. She would or black-and-white cats! have been with Cats Angels County Extension. charge for the walk itself. and the environment? Do appreciate gentle walks with You can see pictures and for several years. Registration is required by The walk is limited to 15 you want to know the you to help her continue slim- videos of our adoptable pets The cats come in all Sept. 24. For additional infor- children; to register or for process to get your forest ming down. Adele is a mellow on our website, shapes, sizes, colors and have mation call 879-1019. information, email Robyn certified? This workshop is girl and she’d really love to be NassauHumaneSociety.com. many different “purr”sonali- Nemes at for you. your devoted lap dog and You can meet them at our ties. They are well cared for Union garrison [email protected]. Join the class on Aug. 14 house pet – come meet her adoption center at 671 by the volunteers, but need Fort Clinch State Park, Children should bring to learn all about forest certi- and you’ll see what a sweetie Airport Road, open daily “forever homes.” 2601 Atlantic Ave., will host a insect repellent and water fication in Florida. The work- she is! except Mondays. The hours To help them get a second Union Garrison event from 9 and wear sturdy shoes with shop will be held at the Wreath is a simply wonder- are 11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday- chance at a new life, Ted a.m.-5 p.m. Aug. 2 and 9 a.m. toes covered. The trail is UF/IFAS Nassau County ful cat! She’s a Domestic Friday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Kostich of KDI Homes is to noon Aug. 3. mostly shaded and flat and is Extension office, 543350 US Shorthair mix, less than 2 Saturdays and 11 a.m.-3 p.m. sponsoring the adult cats for Interact with living histo- about one-half mile. Children 1, Callahan, from 9 a.m.-3 years old, with a fantastic per- Sundays. Please come on qualified adopters. rians to experience life in the may bring a snack to enjoy p.m. A $15 fee includes sonality. She was found as a over, bring your family and Cats Angels, 709 S. Eighth fort as it was in 1864. The following the approximately materials and lunch. stray and obviously had to your other pets, and meet St., is open Monday-Saturday grounds will be bustling with one-hour walk. Meet in the Society of American fend for herself for a while, your new best friend! You can from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. If you can- soldiers in period costumes small parking lot at 8 a.m. If Foresters (SAF) Continuing but it just made her appreci- call us at 321-1647, or email not adopt a cat, consider the involved in firing demonstra- the event is postponed due Forestry Education credits ate people and affection all [email protected]. We’re Sponsorship Program to help tions, marching drills, cook- to weather, children will be for this workshop are the more. She’s very loving also on Facebook! take care of their needs until ing and daily activities. notified via email by 5 p.m. approved for 3.5 hours of they do find a home. Stop by Ladies in their dresses, sut- the day before. Category 1 CF. Register at or visit www.catsangels.com lers displaying their wares, fcp-workshopcallahan. for details. fife players and drummer Plant clinic eventbrite.com or call 879- STARS boys bring every part of the On August 4, 10 a.m.-2 1019. Right Whale fest Meet little Maggie. She The sixth annual Right weighs a little over 12 pounds Whale Festival is set for Nov. and is a real sweetie. She 15 at Sea Walk Pavilion in loves cuddling with the little Jacksonville. The free LITERARY LEANINGS girls in the family and needs event celebrates the annual her forever home. Maggie is return of the endangered FOL Book Club meet Aug. 19 from 3-5 p.m. with authors of all genres, a young adult dog who gets right whale to its calving at the Yulee library, FSCJ/ and a free wine tasting from along with other dogs. waters off the coasts of Friends of the Library Nassau Center, 76346 Wi- 5-6:30 p.m. A list of authors Save the Animals Rescue Northeast Florida and south- Book Club meets the second lliam Burgess Blvd., Yulee. is available at www.books Society does not run a shel- ern Georgia. Thursday of each month at 7 The public is invited. Call plusamelia.com. ter. Animals are fostered by Enjoy live music, artists p.m. in the parlor of St. 277-7365 for information. STARS members until a suit- and photographers selling Peter’s Episcopal Church. Young writers able and caring home is gift items, speakers, food Moderators are Norman and Peck library The Nassau Youth found. STARS needs new fos- trucks, activities for kids, a Marilyn Wesley. Upcoming The Peck Center Library Writers Program meets the ter homes in order to rescue beach cleanup with Keep books include Aug. 14: The at South 11th and Elm third Tuesday of each more animals and increase Jacksonville Beautiful, Book Thief by Markus streets is open to the public month at the Peck Center, adoptions. a 5K race and 2.5K fun Zusak; Sept. 11: Out Stealing on Monday, Wednesday and 516 South 10th St.. For infor- If you are interested in sofamelia.org and fill out an run, and exhibitors Horses by Per Petterson; Friday from 3-5 p.m. Drop mation contact nassauyouth- adopting a STARS dog, please adoption application. Thank promoting marine science Oct. 9: The Good Soldier by by and see all the books [email protected]. visit our website at www.star- you. education, conservation, Ford Madox Ford; Nov. 13: available for check-out and water recreation and other Balzac and the Little Chinese for sale. For more informa- Digital library APUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCMENT outdoor activities. Seamstress by Daj Sijie and tion call 310-3355. The Nassau County BY THE NEWS-LEADER Organizers are seeking Ina Rilke; Dec. 11: The Baby Library System offers audio- additional sponsors. Details Boom by P.J. O’Rourke. Books Plus events books, e-books and music are posted at RightWhale Every third Thursday for download from the Festival.com; inquiries are Library board during the summer, Books library’s website. For infor- welcome at randy@triple3mar- The Nassau County Plus, 1743-A S. Eighth St., mation visit www.nassau keting.com. Library Advisory Board will hosts Authors in The Round reads.lib.overdrive.com.

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Plantation Artists’ Guild & Gallery presents Progeny, a PEOPLE &PLACES A Confederate soldier’s tale children’s art exhibit, Aug. 12- Sept. 20. The paintings and The Amelia Island Genealogical Society Peter Mullen is a native born Kentuckian drawings installed in the “cor- will meet at 7 p.m. Aug. 19 at the Community and a graduate of the University of Louisville ner” gallery will be from the SPECIAL EVENTS p.m. on Aug. 1 in the main Room of the Fernandina Beach Police and Western Kentucky University, earning gallery members’ children, stage theater lobby at 207 Department, 1525 Lime St. degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Master of grandchildren and great- Sounds on Centre Cedar St. Adults interested in Guest speaker Peter Mullen will present Science. He currently lives in Callahan and grandchildren. The gallery is auditioning or volunteering for “Memoirs from the Bluegrass – How I is a professor at Florida State College at located at 94 Amelia Village Sounds on Centre, present- a production are invited to Became a Confederate Soldier,” a dialogue Jacksonville. Circle at the Omni Spa & ed by the Historic Fernandina attend to learn about upcom- in living history format reflecting 19th century He is a member of the Speakers Bureau Shops. Business Association, will host ing shows such as Always a attire, language and correctness. for such organizations such as the Georgia Open Tuesdays 9 a.m.-1 its next concert on Aug. 1 from Bridesmaid, Collected Stories, The story of R.M. Heater from Kentucky Historical Society, Sons of Confederate p.m., Wednesday-Friday 11 6-8 p.m. on Centre Street Sherlock Holmes and the is based on Heater’s own memoir, How I Veterans, Sons of Union Veterans of the a.m.-5 p.m. and Saturday 10 between Front and Second, Case of the Christmas Carol, Became a Confederate Soldier, published Civil War, and Florida State College and a.m.-5 p.m. downtown Fernandina Beach. and Grease. The event, for by Andy Turner, Gatehouse Press, 2013. As presents lectures for professional and histori- ‘Poetry Canteen’ Jimmy Beats, reggae artist, ages 18 and over, is an a civilian, Heater was arrested for treason cal societies all over the country in obser- will play Caribbean soulful opportunity to meet the direc- and offered freedom if he joined the Union vance of the Sesquicentennial Fernandina Little Theatre’s beats. Over the years, many tors and read scenes aloud, Army, but he refused. He escaped from Commemoration of the Civil War. On Sept. “Poetry Canteen,” a monthly musicians have influenced light refreshments. For more the Union Army prison, evaded Union 20, 2011, Mullen was commissioned as a gathering of people who love Jimmy, none so much as Bob information, call 261-6749 or patrols and eventually made his way to Kentucky Colonel by Gov. Steve Beshear of poetry and who are looking for Marley. His music not only email [email protected]. Tennessee where he joined the Confederate the Commonwealth of Kentucky an opportunity to share and transcends racial, socio-eco- Jazz at beach Army. Public welcome. learn in a relaxed environ- nomic and geographical ment, will meet Aug. 12, 6:30- boundaries, but also draws The American Beach 7:30 p.m., at FLT, 1014 Beech you down a path that enlight- Property Owners’ Association bingo every Thursday at the sneak preview of some lines p.m. at Amelia Baptist. St. Attendees are encouraged ens the soul. Residing in will sponsor their last Summer Legion, 626 S. Third St., and maybe even some char- Contact Pam Helton at 261- to bring a poem to share: one Northeast Florida, Jimmy is a Jazz Series of the year on Fernandina Beach, in the acters from the play and mix 9527 or phelton@ameliabap- that speaks to you or one you fixture on Amelia Island. Aug. 2 from 4-7 p.m. at large smoke-free meeting hall. and mingle with the cast/crew. tist.org for details. The church have written. Each selection Sounds on Centre is a free Burney Park at American Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and BYOB and bring your lucky is located at 961167 should not exceed 5 minutes. event, fun for the entire family. Beach. Smooth jazz saxo- early bird games start at 6:05 charm. Buccaneer Trail on Amelia You, or one of the folks T-shirts will be available for phonist Pierre Kendrick will p.m., with regular play begin- ACT’s “Bingo” cast mem- Island. attending, will be invited to purchase. Raffle drawings will perform. Bring your lawn ning promptly at 6:30 p.m. bers will keep track of the Brown Bag Lunch read the poem you bring. be held with prizes donated by chairs and come hungry and The bingo session is nine sights pointed out by the cap- This is a gathering to cele- local businesses. All proceeds ready to relax and enjoy the games for $20, with multiple tains and crew and are there- The Amelia Island brate the joys and possibilities go to advertising efforts of the music and atmosphere. jackpots paid out. fore eligible to be crossed off Museum of History invites you of poetry with Marilyn Wesley organization. Kendrick has performed all For questions email the bingo cards. The first and to its next Brown Bag Lunch and Nola Perez facilitating. ‘Angelspeake’ event over the United States and [email protected]. second passengers to correct- on Aug. 6 at noon. Special For information about FLT abroad. For information email Proceeds support programs ly call bingo will receive two guests Jim Longacre and Ed activities or events, visit The Amelia Island Book [email protected]. sponsored by the American tickets each to see the show Johnson will present Ten ameliflt.org. Festival, set for Feb. 19-21, McGraw bike raffle Legion. between Aug. 14-31. Tickets Things You didn’t know about Acting class will present Angelspeake by Laptop class for the cruises are available at Abraham Lincoln. The duo will Trudy Griswold at a wine and Ark of Nassau is holding a n www.ameliarivercruises.com explore the fascinating and Amelia Musical Playhouse cheese reception Aug. 1 from raffle for a motorcycle auto- A Beginner Laptop or 261-9972 and are $25 enigmatic life or the 16th pres- presents The Art of the 4:30-6:30 p.m. at a private graphed by country music star Workshop will be held in each. ident. This program is free Monologue: An Acting Course home on Amelia Island Tim McGraw. Ticket sales August at the Council On Model sail and open to the public. with Sinda Nichols on Aug. Plantation. continue through noon Aug. 8 Aging East Nassau, 1367 Seating is first-come, first- 12, 19, 27 and Sept. 2 from 2- Author of four books, at Ark of Nassau, 86051 South 18th St., Fernandina A radio-controlled model served. For more information 4 p.m. or 6:30-8:30 p.m. The Griswold’s first, Angelspeake, is Hamilton St. and US 17, one Beach for people interested in boat fun sail and exhibition will contact Gray at 261-7378, ext. class is limited to 10 actors now in its 23rd printing (Simon mile north of A1A in Yulee. learning the basics of their be held Aug. 2 from 10 a.m. to 102, or gray@ameliamuse- and is open to adults 18 and & Schuster). She has been Tickets are $5 for one or $20 computers. Jan Cote-Merow, noon at Amelia Island um.org. older with stage and/or class- featured on national TV and a for five and available on-site Computer Coach, is the Plantation. All model boats Film fest event room experience. Actors are PBS-TV documentary. Gris- Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-3 instructor. She has been welcome, working or static, strongly encouraged to bring wold will show you how easy it p.m. Cash, check or credit teaching private and group finished or not, except gas Join the Rendezvous Film 1- to 2-minute monologues. is to contact your own angels card accepted on-site or call computer lessons on Amelia powered. Spectators, includ- Festival for a ribbon cutting, To enroll, email to receive their guidance. Her 225-9355 for credit card Island for 10 years. The cost ing supervised children, are hors d’oeuvres and jazz to [email protected]. books will be available for pur- orders. Tickets and receipt will of each session is a donation especially welcome. Call Hal celebrate the new film, music Fee is $40. For information chase and personal inscrip- be sent by mail. The drawing of $10 to Council on Aging, a Mather at 261-6420 for details and gaming festival commem- email or call Nichols at (910) tion. Make a private consulta- will be held at Ark on Aug. 8 at 501(c)3 not-for-profit charity. and to arrange for a pass at orating the history and cultural 616-5148. Amelia Musical tion appointment with her. noon. Call Jan at 583-2870 for dates the security gate. contributions of Evan’s Playhouse is located at 1955 Tickets are $35. Make Proceeds will help serve and registration information. Band yard sale Rendezvous in American Island Walkway. checks payable to AIBF, P.O. Ark’s mission to educate, Bingo cruises Beach on Aug. 7 at 5 p.m. at ACT musical Box 15286, Fernandina motivate and encourage indi- The Fernandina Beach the Ocean Front Lawn of The Beach, FL 32035. For informa- viduals with varying disabili- Amelia River Cruises High School Band Parents Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island, Tickets are on sale at tion call (706) 499-0796 or ties to achieve independence. Charters and Amelia Association will host a yard 4750 Amelia Island Pkwy. Amelia Community Theatre email info@ameliaislandbook- Visit www.arkofnassau.org. Community Theatre will offer sale on Aug. 2 from 8 a.m.-2 Contact info@rendezvousfes- for “Bingo, the Winning festival.com. THIS WEEK five “Bingo” cruises in celebra- p.m. at the band room of the tival.com or visit Musical.” A Florida hurricane Actors’ night out tion of ACT’s upcoming pro- high school. Proceeds will www.RendezvousFestival.co won’t stop best girlfriends Bingo Thursdays duction of “Bingo! The help support the band pro- m. The event is free and open from playing bingo in this Amelia Community Theatre Winning Musical,” on gram. The public is welcome. to the public. energetic, upbeat musical will hold Actors Night Out at 7 The public is invited to play Wednesdays from 5-6 p.m., NEXT WEEK Rendezvous Festival, for- comedy. The audience gets to today through Aug. 27. They merly the Amelia Island Film join in the fun with bingo will include a game of scav- Children’s music Festival, is accepting film sub- games and prizes too. enger hunt-style bingo, missions for its debut Performances are at 8 p.m. “called” by the captains and Devin and Elizabeth International Film and Music on Aug. 14-16, 21-23, 27-30 crew and moderated by cast Clevenger of Clevenger Festival June 5-13, 2015 on and at 2 p.m. on Aug. 24 at members. During the 1-hour Creations Musical Theatre Amelia Island and American 207 Cedar St. Adult tickets are cruise, the crew and passen- Company are the new chil- Beach. $20 and student tickets gers will look for sights often dren’s choir directors at For rules, regulations, sub- through high school are $10; seen on the cruises, get a Amelia Baptist. They have mission dates and fees visit purchase at ameliacommuni- worked with children’s musical www.rendezvousfestival.com. tytheatre.org or call 261-6749. theater in several states. Hypnosis show Newcomers coffee PUZZLE JULY 23 Children in grades 1-5 will experience a Christmas musi- A comedy hypnosis show The Newcomers Club of cal, “The Light Has Come,” to featuring Larry Silver will be at Amelia Island will host its perform at Amelia Baptist Theatre by the Trax, 1000 monthly coffee on Aug. 14. Church for family and friends. Osborne St., St. Marys, Ga., Women interested in joining The musical contains high- on Aug. 8 at 7 p.m. Tickets are the club and who reside in energy songs, beautiful bal- $15 and available at Once Nassau County (no matter lads and a fun and quirky Upon a Bookseller in St. how long they have lived script. The children will focus Marys or reserve will call at here) are welcome to attend. on the essentials of musicals: (912) 729-1103. For further information contact stage acting, healthy singing Blues concert Lucy Bryan at (904) 430-0119 technique, acting through or [email protected], or visit song and self-confidence. Jacksonville singer/gui- www.newcomersofameliais- This is a free educational tarist Daryl Hance will perform land.com. opportunity on Wednesdays, his brand of funky, bluesy, Dunes & tunes starting Aug. 6 from 6:15-7:30 rock and roll music on Aug. 9 at the Palace Saloon, 117 The Dunes & Tunes Arts Centre St. Doors open at 8 and Music Festival and ama- p.m. and show starts at 9 p.m. teur sand sculpting competi- Admission is free. Hance will tion will be held on Aug. 16 at perform songs from his new Main Beach. Join the city album, Land Of Trembling Parks and Recreation Earth, due out Aug. 5 on Pine Department and the Sand Tar Recordings. Visit Lovers sculpting team in a www.darylhance.com. Call competition, held in conjunc- 491-3332. tion with the art and music ‘Readers Troupe’ festival. Registration opens at AWARDS AND 47. Mandolin’s 12. *Broadway 11 a.m. and the competition TROPHIES cousin recognition 48. Indonesian cur- 15. Alluvial deposit Fernandina Little Theatre runs from noon to 3 p.m. Fee ACROSS rency 20. Minimum announces the start-up of is $10 solo 12 and under, $15 1. State in northeast- 50. Eight bits 22. Recipe amount “The Readers Troupe” for solo 13 and up and $30 per ern India 52. ___ Aviv 24. Entrenched actors interested in performing team. For information contact 6. *Hanson’s 53. Catcher’s catcher stronghold on stage, but not memorizing Jay at 310-3361 or jrobert- “MMM___,” nomi- 55. Labor group 25. *Gold knight their lines. The initial gathering [email protected]. nated for two 57. *Masters’ awards 26. Lost in Provence is set for Aug. 9 at 3:15 p.m. CD auditions Grammy Awards 61. *The Man 27. Get ready to at FLT, 1014 Beech St., to 9. The Atkins ______Prize drive prepare for a staged reading Mrs. Kate” Carpenter 13. Nigerian money 64. Modern day letter 29. Encircle 14. Lawyers’ league 65. Hole punching 31. Church sound of a comedy in October. announces auditions for her 15. *_____ Martinez, tool 32. Walk like a pea- Rehearsals will typically be newest CD project, Lightning winner of three Cy 67. Pertaining to a cock Monday and Tuesday Bug Lullabies. Singers ages Young Awards pope 33. About to explode evenings, 7:15-8:30 p.m., 7-11 are invited to audition in 16. “Encore!” 69. Sufficiently 34. *Swedish bene- beginning in September and Callahan on Aug. 16. 17. A cause of infla- 70. Fish eggs factor three performances are Oct. Applications and details are at tion 71. Long stories 36. Sub station 3-5. Contact Kate at www.MrsKate.com. Deadline 18. Like a dunk but 72. *This Coward is 38. *Winged woman [email protected]. For is Aug. 14. softer an Academy holding an atom information about FLT activi- “Mrs. Kate” Carpenter is a 19. *Four time Award and Tony 42. BBQ spot Pulitzer Prize win- winner 45. In a tame man- ties or events, visit performing songwriter from ner 73. Boar’s mate ner ameliaflt.org. Callahan. Lightning Bug 21. *______Cup 74. Cubed 49. Opposite of COMING UP Lullabies is her 11th CD proj- 23. Sigma Alpha “miss” ect. Children selected for this Epsilon DOWN 51. Ran off to Girl Scouts recruit vocal team will have four 24. Reduced 1. Nurses’ organiza- Vegas? rehearsals in Callahan and Instruction Set tion 54. Peter and Paul Girl Scouts of Nassau record in the studio of produc- Computer 2. Palm starch 56. Rain forest rumi- County are seeking girls in er Jamie DeFrates in St. 25. Choose 3. a.k.a. Xi’an, nant grades K-12 to join Girl Augustine. 28. *He won Oscar ancient capital of 57. *Billie ____ King, Fill in the squares so Scouts. They will host recruit- for “Leaving Las China 1972’s Sports Art & yoga Vegas” 4. Ovine sign of the Illustrated that each row, column ments at the Girl Scout Hut 30. Gastric enzyme zodiac Sportsman of the located at 25 South 13th St. in Billie McCray, fiber artist, 35. Garden starter 5. Mad person Year and 3-by-3 box Fernandina Beach on Aug. 11, and April Moseley, yoga 37. Left or right 6. Worshipped by 58. Held by a clip contain the numbers 12 and 14 from 5-8 p.m. each instructor, invite you to join 39. Like 1950s style, ancient Semitic 59. Super garb? night. Come out and find out them for an evening of Yoga & today peoples 60. *Pulitzer Prize 1 through 9. Solution what a girl can do in Girl Art, relaxing through medita- 40. Algonquian lan- 7. ___-Wan of “Star winner, “To ____ a will appear in the Scouts. The group also is tion and medium (fiber art) on guage Wars” Mockingbird” looking for adults to lead Aug. 22 from 5-8 p.m. at the 41. Walk heavily 8. Zoroaster follower 61. What the Big Bad Friday B-section. 43. Riyadh native 9. Campus head Wolf did troops. Contact 335-7571for Peck Center, 516 South 10th 44. Next step for 10. Descriptive of 62. Larger-than-life Friday, June 25 Solution more information. St., Fernandina Beach. juvenile pastoral life 63. Dash Children’s exhibit Admission is free, but please 46. Russia’s legisla- 11. North of 66. To court bring a canned good for the tive body Cleveland 68. Acid The Amelia Island Barnabas food bank.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS 201 Help Wanted 201 Help Wanted 601 Garage Sales RECREATION REAL ESTATE SMALL CAFE - seeks experienced cook FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of Fernan- ESTATE SALE - SUNDAY Aug 3rd, 12- RENTALS passionate about preparing fresh, dina - seeks mature, responsible and 5pm. U-Haul Storage (behind Taco 102 Lost & Found organic foods. Good pay, excellent energetic person to fill part-time Bell). Musical instruments, tools, bath 701 Boats & Trailers hours. Email resume to position in church nursery. Must be and body, antiques, sporting goods, FOUND TACKLE BOX - behind old [email protected] willing to work Sundays, Wednesdays back to school special. Also, store 310 SEARAY (2007) - WELL-MAIN- 851 Roommate Wanted Food Lion Shopping Center on Sunday, and some holidays. Background check liquidation formerly North 3rd Trading TAINED, like new condition. $99,900 7/20. Has been turned in to Police (downtown store) everything priced with year complimentary indoor stor- ROOMMATE WANTED - $125/wk. All CLASS A CDL DRIVERS NEEDED - required. If interested, applications Station in Fernandina Beach. 70% off or below. age Ft. George Marina. (904)401-0770 utilities are included. 491-1521 for local trailer spotting company. may be picked up Mon-Thurs in church Must have clean MVR. Top pay and office or call (904)261-3617. Church benefits. Home everyday/night. Go to located at 1600 S. 8th St., Fern. If You Have Lost Your Pet - please Beach. ESTATE SALE - Largest Sale we 852 Mobile Homes check the Nassau Humane Society our website at www.lazerspot.com and have had in several years. New REAL ESTATE facility located at 671 Airport Rd. next fill out an online application or call England antiques, old Porcelain, AFFORDABLE LIVING - Bring your RV (678)771-2613. THE GOLF CLUB at North Hampton jewelry, art, books, wicker, nice SALES to the airport (904)321-1647 & the is now hiring Golf Course Maintenance to live on a campground for $425/ mo. large clothing, pottery, there Nassau County Animal Shelter, 86078 and Culinary staff. Weekends and/or All utilities included. (904)225-5577. PREP COOK - 2 years experience or are over a thousand items so License Rd. in Yulee next to the drivers weekdays required. Prior culinary or YULEE - 2BR $575/mo., 3BR $795/ culinary school graduate. Servsafe listing is limited. To see pictures license building (904)491-7440. golf course or landscaping experience 804 Amelia Island Homes mo. Rent to own DW $995/mo. Newly certified. Part-time/seasonal. Send go to Smith & Patton Estate preferred. Apply at the Golf Pro Shop. remodeled, water & sewer included resume to [email protected] Sales. North Hampton, 86038 BY OWNER - 3BR/2BA 2400sf home Call (904)501-5999. Eastport, Fernandina, July 31, Simmons Cove, 1510 Persimmon Cir. 105 Public Notice TROLLEY DRIVERS NEEDED - Must Aug 1 & 2, 8-3 Thurs, Fri, Sat. 204 Work Wanted New paint, floors, granite, landscape. STATIONARY RV’S - for rent weekly have CDL license with passenger Follow the red & white signs. 491-4951. $285,000. jacksonville- or monthly. Call (904)225-5577. endorsement. Send resumes or contact craigslist.org/reo/4572385080.html information to [email protected]. HOUSEKEEPER LOOKING FOR ALL REAL ESTATE Advertised WORK - Years of experience. You will ON ISLAND - 1, 2&3BR mobile homes Herein - is subject to the Federal get a clean house & a happy wallet. For starting $150 wk/$500 mo. + dep & NASSAU COUNTY COUNCIL ON 602 Articles for Sale Fair Housing Act, which makes it information call (904)624-6636. utils. Avail now. ALSO 1BR BEACH illegal to advertise any prefer- AGING - has openings for full time 806 Waterfront APT. Incl all utils. 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OFFICE SUITES • TIMBERCREEK BLVD 4 COMMERCIAL 910 S 8TH ST 86088 RHOERLAN PLACE HISTORIC DISTRICT 1521 FERNANDINA ROAD bedroom, 2 bath home in •13 & 15 North 3rd Street, Historic FERNANDINA BEACH This 2784 appox. sq. ft. vintage home has Private Home on an estate sized lot, located Large undeveloped parcel on Lofton Creek, District 1500 + Sq. Ft. been modified into 4 apartments.The largest on the Island. Centrally located on the island, Timber Creek. 2008 sq. ft. 2 TEL. 904-310-6659 this home is close to the beach, shopping $2,400.00/mo. Feasibility study done in 2012shows 15 lots, apartment has a fireplace, hardwood floors, car garage. Community pool. eat-in kitchen and has been well maintained. areas, and downtown, yet still in the county. 7 on the creek is on file in our office. This area is one of the only ones on the •Two 800sf Office/Retail spaces, can Rent all units or live in one and rent the oth- Island that allows horses. A rare property for $1295 per month. Available be joined for one, 1,600 sq ft ers out. The property consists of 3-1br/1ba & sure! 1-2br/1ba. now. space,AIA next to Peacock Electric One-person suites $540,000 MLS#60872 $302,000 MLS#53575 $625,000 MLS#62664 $12/sq. ft + CAM & Tax Looking for a High speed internet LOTS •Amelia Park - Unit B - small office Long Term Property Manager? (2 rooms) with bath, 576 sq. ft. RACHAEL AVENUE 75’x100’ lot $130,000 AWESOME VIEW of Egan’s Creek & Ft. Clinch State Park, single Conference room With 150+ properties and over 30 $1050/mo. + sales tax. family estate lot adjacent to historic landmark Amelia Island •1839 S. 8th St. adjacent to Huddle 2.66 ACRE LOT in Nassauville, undeveloped and ready to build. years of experience we are here for Mailbox service Lighthouse. 370+/- ft. on navigable Egans Creek. One of the highest House, 1,800 sq.ft. $1700/mo. lease Deeded Access to Rainbow Acres Boat Ramp and short distance from elevations on the east coast. 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