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THINGS TO DO chief is JUNE 1 target 3rd annual Dog Days of Baker Festival for cuts 10:00 am - 2:00 pm The county commission is MIKE ANDERSON sponsoring the 3rd annual PRESS STAFF Dog Days of Baker Festi- val on Saturday, June 1, Joe Pietrangelo, Bak- 2019 at the Baker County er County’s chief public Fairgrounds located at health officer, is on the 5567 Lauramore Road, political hot seat again Macclenny, FL 32063. The with county commission- festival hours are from 10 ers deeply concerned over a.m. to 2 p.m. The morn- nearly a 50 percent cut ing will kick-off with the in staffing and its effect Lydia Pons Memorial 5k on services since he was Walk/Run with registration named administrator of beginning at 8 a.m. and the Purchase this photo at www.bakercountypress.com Photos by Brianna Bartlett Class of 2020 members entering the BCHS gym for their ‘senior walk’. the health department last 5k beginning at 9 a.m. The August. festival offers food, crafts, merchandise and more all with a doggy/kid theme. The county is seeking food New batch of seniors celebrate vendors, musicians and contest participants for this BRIANNA BARTLETT like everyone could easi- “We all had lots of fun doing 2020’s treasurer and is look- event. Restaurants, food SPORTS EDITOR ly participate,” said class of it.” ing forward to all the festivi- trucks, non-profits and 2020 member Abbie French. French is the class of ties that senior year will en- businesses are welcome. [email protected] tail. Spaces are still available The class of 2020 cele- “I am super excited to for entertainment line-up. brated its rise to ‘seniors’ If interested, call the Baker take on senior year with all Joe Pietrangelo with a ‘rapping up high County Administration my friends and am looking school’ pep rally on May 24. forward to the memories Mr. Pietrangelo was called Seniors dressed to im- we will make and always re- before the county commis- See page 7 personate famous rappers member,” said French. sion on May 21, for the sec- such as Post Malone, Em- Stephanie Wheeler who ond time in two months, to SPORTS inem, Tupac, Snoop Dog works alongside Jamie answer questions about his and Drake paraded around Stokes as the senior class management of the health the BCHS gym dancing to sponsor, contributed in the department and why it has famous songs like ‘Start- decision for the ‘rap it up’ only about half the number ed From The Bottom,’ ‘Get theme and added that it was of employees it had when Low,’ ‘Walk it Talk it’ and a bittersweet discussion. he arrived. ‘Souja Boy’ to commemorate “It was something that Nobody came right out their first walk as seniors. they had been looking for- and said he should lose his “I loved the theme from Student government representatives from left: President Haiden job. But his leading critic, the pep rally because I felt Fish, Treasurer Andrea Pelfrey, Vice President Cheyenne Kinghorn, See page 2 Secretary Seth Crawford and Chaplain Cassie Pringle. Commissioner James Ben- nett, suggested it when he CIRCUIT COURT said, “I don’t think we’ve got the right health admin- istrator here in the coun- ty.” New swim coach hired 15 years for armed invasion in ‘18 After a discussion last- See page 17 ing more than half an The next to last of six defendants sentence of 17 years. mer of 2000. He served 11 years of a hour, commissioners charged with second-degree murder in No one in the trailer, including Jus- 14-year prison term. unanimously called for a Go vote ... the invasion of a south Glen St. Mary tin Raulerson who returned fire, was Judge Colaw ordered Brooke Lee, state-level investigation How prepared trailer in April, 2018 entered no contest charged. 25, of Macclenny back to prison for 39 into the management prac- pleas to that charge and armed burglary In another hefty sentence that day, months for violating probation on a tices and decisions Mr. Pi- do you think the in circuit court on May 21 and was sen- Circuit Judge James Colaw ordered 2015 conviction for aggravated battery etrangelo has made since tenced to 15 years in prison. John Bailey, 57, of Macclenny back to with great bodily harm, for which she he took over. Class of 2019 is James Smith III, recently turned prison for 172 months for violating pro- served over two years. County Manager Ken- 18 but who was bation from a 2002 Ms. Lee violated probationary terms nie Downing and county to enter “the real 16 at the time and conviction for lewd with a January arrest in Columbia attorney Rich Komando world”? charged as an adult, and lascivious as- County for drug and paraphernalia pos- were asked to draft a let- was one of two per- sault on a child less session. ter expressing the board’s Unprepared 46% sons wounded amid then 18. In other prison and non-prison sen- concerns and requesting gunfire in the early Court records in- tences on May 21: an investigation. It’s to Semi-prepared 46% morning exchange. dicate Mr. Bailey, • Johnny Lee Belford, possession of a be returned to the board Well prepared 8% He along with Wil- who has an exten- firearm by a convicted felon; 30 months for approval at the June 4 liam Lauramore sive conviction re- in prison. commission meeting. bakercountypress.com recovered shortly cord in Baker Coun- • Daniel Bunton, felony DUI with Leading the charge was from their wounds, James Smith III ty dating back to John Bailey property damage, possession of pre- Commissioner Bennett, but Mr. Laura- 1989, was violated scription drugs and drug parapher- who said he has received more’s brother Co- in April after testing nalia; 34 days in jail, one-year house numerous calls and let- rey died in the exchange. positive for cocaine use, failure to pay arrest, three-year probation, ten-year ters from constituents and Three other defendants received court-ordered costs and being away license suspension, $4000 fine, com- current and former health sentences of three years for agreeing to from a monitor for brief periods of time. munity service, drug and alcohol eval- department employees testify in the case of Cayden Lauramore, Mr. Bailey was convicted for impreg- uation. expressing concerns and Sergeant who shunned a plea deal and was con- nating a 14-year-old girl during a six- victed by a jury in March. He received a month old liaison starting in the sum- stops drugs See page 2 See page 3 at the gate Page 5 Page 2 The Baker County Press Thursday, May 30, 2019 Court: several get prison From page 1 glary with assault or bat- drugs; one year, seven days tery, battery; one day in jail, in prison. • Daniel Burke, battery three-year probation, com- • Lee Marvin Battles Jr., on specified officials or em- munity service, anger man- felony driving on revoked ployees; two-year proba- agement class. license (two counts, one tion, community service. • Daron Thomas, battery VOP), expired tag; one day • Randall Combs, pos- by person in a detention fa- in jail, 18-month probation; session of prescription cility; 15 months in prison. no driving without valid li- drugs and paraphernalia; 14 • Marsha Thornton, pos- cense, community service. months in prison. session of prescription drugs • David Burnham, VOP • Kenneth Goethe Jr., (two counts) and parapher- sale and possession with in- possession of short-barreled nalia, giving false name to tent to sell opium or deriva- shotgun, resisting arrest; 92 law enforcement; 57 days tive; 17 days in jail, reinstate days in jail, six-year proba- in jail, three-year drug of- probation, Teen Challenge, tion, community service, fender probation, bi-week- remain in jail until treat- drug and alcohol evaluation. ly drug testing, community ment space is available. • John Ray Jordan, VOP Purchase this photo at www.bakercountypress.com Photo by Brianna Bartlett service, remain in jail until • William Daniels, VOP (probation violation) pos- Recently promoted seniors competing for the ‘spirit stick’ space available at treatment child neglect; 57 days in jail, session controlled sub- facility. two-year drug offender pro- stance; 15 months in prison. • Ransom Barefoot, VOP bation, remain in jail until • Deshawn Scaife, bur- possession of prescription treatment space is available, ‘Rapping up’ at high school bi-weekly drug testing. • Krystina Goram, VOP From page 1 “It fit our class,” said Pringle. “It highlight- BONAFIDE POOL BUILDERS possession of prescription ed everyone’s personalities and we wanted to INC. drugs; one year in jail, one ward to for a very long time but also they are do something different than previous class- year administrative proba- sad to know that next year is it,” said Mrs. es.” tion. 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Some ad- to the meeting. etrangelo’s leadership and respectful manner.” first Saturday is June 1. quality of life for the peo- justments were made.” “Excuse me, let me fin- his management style. We keep it simple, meeting “I specifically had the ple in Baker County, mean- He further stated that 12 ish please,” said the com- Mr. Pietrangelo has con- county manager call and at 11:00 am in the church ing that we need to do some of the positions that were missioner. “This is a public sistently denied doing any- of our ancestors, near the ask Mr. Pietrangelo to come things seriously with regard abolished had been in the meeting and everybody is thing improper. He said he before us and give us an up- cemetery where many of to community health: obe- Clay County dental program welcome to come. But you’re has only done what he was our ancestors now rest. date on where things are sity, heart disease, diabetes, under the contract that was the only department (head) sent to Baker County to do, at with the health depart- Actually, many plan their COPD (chronic obstructive terminated last fall, so those that has staff show up at which first and foremost was vacation days around this ment,” Commissioner Ben- pulmonary disease), exercise cuts had nothing to do with these meetings.” to put the health department nett said as Mr. Pietrangelo long-standing event. and physical activity.” services in Baker County. He added that he was “ex- back on sound financial Buffet-style lunch be- approached the podium. In other words, more “So, you’re telling me we ceptionally concerned that ground. Mr. Pietrangelo told the gins at noon. The commit- wellness programs and haven’t lost services here in we’re about to see primary “I have no objections to tee furnishes paper goods, board that he had brought classes to help motivate and the county?” asked Mr. Ben- care go away as well.” any kind of investigative pro- several staff members from ice and tea. Bring your encourage people to adopt nett. “It is very disappointing cess into what we’re doing…” family or friend, good hu- the health department, as healthier lifestyles, which “No,” said Mr. Pietrange- in Baker County to see the he told commissioners. well as two administrators mor and something good would produce more reve- lo, seeming to contradict a quality of the health depart- Neither did Becky Keys, to eat, enough to share. from the Florida Depart- nue. previous statement he made ment that we had at one time statewide services adminis- ment of Health in Tallahas- If you have missed re- “As we achieve addition- about the staffing level in to see where it is today,” he trator in the office of county cently, do not be con- see, “just in case you had al funds that’s the direction the dental program in Baker said. “It’s extremely dis- health systems in charge of concerns that I was not able cerned, come home; we where our funds need to go,” County being reduced from heartening.” health departments in all 67 need each other! For more to answer to your satisfac- he said, “because at this point about 20 at one time to only Commissioner Bennett counties in Florida. She ap- tion.” details, contact Betty Tay- what we do in the communi- three currently. also told Mr. Pietrangelo that peared with Mr. Pietrangelo lor Sands, 259-3182. He then began a brief ex- ty is Healthy Start, which is “Joe, with all due respect, he wasn’t only concerned at his request. planation of what has hap- an extremely important pro- I appreciate you’re being di- about his fiscal management “Administratively, I am pened at the local health de- gram, and we have a small rect but I’m going to be ex- of the health department, Joe’s supervisor,” she told partment since he assumed community health program tremely direct as well,” said but also about the way he the board. “We welcome, if the leadership role there that is run by our nurses, but Commissioner Bennett. “I manages his “human capital, you wish to submit a letter, SUBSCRIBE nearly 10 months ago. that’s as they can fit that in find it hard to believe that your people.” we will gladly look into that.” “Essentially, there have because they all have other you’ve cut staff by 50 per- Based on complaints he However, she said previ- & SAVE! been no changes at the coun- jobs. We’re a small staff and cent and that we have not has received, the commis- ous and current employees 52 weeks of news ty health department ex- everybody wears more than sacrificed services here in sioner said, Mr. Pietrangelo may seek a redress of griev- cept for the fact that we are one hat.” the county. So…your cred- has created an atmosphere ances at any time through only $45 a year moving well toward fiscal At that point, Commis- ibility goes down with me of fear and intimidation the state inspector general’s Delivered out of sustainability,” he said. “My sioner Bennett asked about every time you come before among staff - those present office, the Office of Equal Baker County charge when I accepted this current staffing levels “com- this board. and those who have been Employment Opportunity, position was to bring the pared to the day you walked “I find it interesting, as fired or retired or resigned or “they may call me direct- Call today! 259-2400 health department expendi- in the door.” well, that of all the depart- involuntarily. ly.” The Baker County Press tures in line with the reve- “We are now at about 30 ments when we ask someone Other board members nue. At the end of this fiscal (employees),” Mr. Pietrange- to come you bring an entire said they shared Commis- year, which ends June 30, we lo replied, adding that when entourage of staff every sin- sioner Bennett’s concerns should achieve that goal. he became administrator the gle time…” Mr. Bennett said, and that they, too, had re- He said the department department had 58 employ- halting momentarily when ceived similar calls and let- was financially in bad shape ees. when he arrived. It had “So, you have cut the staff some good programs, such at the health department by You’re Invited! as a state-of-the-art dental right at 50 percent,” Com- lab, but was not bringing in missioner Bennett said. enough revenue to meet ex- “There have been services penses, so budget cuts had to cut as well, isn’t that cor- be made. rect?” June Meeting “I know we’ve had some When Mr. Pietrange- significant staff reductions, lo denied that staffing cuts TUESDAY, JUNE 4 but our biggest expenditure had any detrimental effects was in salaries,” he said. “We on services, Commissioner 6:30 PM have been able to do that Bennett’s comments took on Chamber of Commerce • 20 E. Macclenny Ave. without reducing services to a more adversarial tone. Join us as a guest for refreshments, PROTECTION Baker County residents.” “So, you’re saying that fellowship & conservative values! YOU CAN AFFORD! He said a previous agree- you’ve got the same work ment for dental services in HUGE SELECTION OF NEW PISTOLS load and half the staff and Contact President Lorelie Brannan at Clay County had been ter- that the same level of work is [email protected] GLOCK •• KEL TEC minated but “we still have a getting done?” he said. “An- dental program here in Bak- TAURUS • SMITH & WESSON er and we still have a medi- cal program here in Baker. & MORE! Those are not scheduled to Friday Sunday OPEN ALL DAY UNTIL 8 PM SPECIALS Women’s Center of Jax 24-hour • Ribeye Steak Smothered Fried Steak RAPE CRISIS HOTLINE: • Fish or 1159 S. 6th 904.721.7273 259-2525 Shrimp 7163 E. Mt. Vernon St. • Glen Hamburger Casserole Street Open Sun-Sat 5:30 am-2:30 pm 259-7800 Macclenny Page 4 The Baker County Press Thursday, May 30, 2019

BAKER COUNTY COMMISSION Higher fees are financing four new fire trucks MIKE ANDERSON The proposed expendi- Some of the department’s The information they ob- tion.” ment that Chief Nelson said PRESS STAFF ture was on the commission oldest vehicles, he said, “We tained was later turned over Without further discus- was “graciously donated to agenda May 21 when Fire can’t even get parts for any- to Mr. Nelson after he took sion the board voted 5-0 to us” by the City of Macclen- Higher annual fire assess- and Rescue Chief Trevor more.” over as fire chief and spent buy the trucks. Moments ny: a 1987 Ford F-800 fire ments levied by the county Nelson explained how im- Apparently, last week’s four months researching the later it approved a contract truck, two 4-wheelers and a last year to fund improve- portant it was to replace ag- request was the first in a se- different fire truck manufac- recommended by the county golf cart. ments in the fire department ing firefighting equipment ries of similar requests to re- turers and, their equipment manager with Banc of Amer- “As ya’ll have said before, began to pay off in a big way long past its prime. place the rest of the county’s and costs for comparison. ica Public Capital Corp. to sometimes peoples’ trash is last week when the county “We have a lot of old- aging truck fleet in years to “In early May 2019,” Mrs. finance the $1,050.148 loan our treasure, and they had a commission approved the er equipment in our fleet,” come. Downing said in her memo, over 10 years with an inter- fire engine that they wanted purchase of four new fire Chief Nelson said. “We ac- “This is beginning the “fire department staff trav- est rate of 2.7143. to get rid of,” he said, add- trucks topping out at more tually did an average of our process of replacing them,” eled to Bradenton to visit Payments of $118,115 a ing that the county coinci- than a million dollars. fire vehicles this week and Chief Nelson told commis- the Ten-8 Equipment plant year for 10 years are well dentally had an old fire truck The total value of the the average age is 1997 (22 sioners. to see actual fire trucks be- within a budget of $128,000 that needed a lot of repairs equipment was $1,050,148 years).” But he said he is not go- ing manufactured and to a year that the county envi- so getting a better one from but the county will end up With the purchase of ing to spend county funds ask more questions of Ten-8 sioned, however. the city was a stroke of good spending nearly $1.2 million these four new vehicles – without first doing a lot of re- staff. It has been determined Mrs. Downing said she luck. over a 10-year lease-pur- three pumper trucks and search on the type of equip- that three new fire pumpers compared rates from four “It was a timely move for chase agreement with Ten-8 one tanker truck – the coun- ment needed and the costs and one 3000 gallon tanker bidders and found Banc of them to donate a fire truck Equipment Inc. financed by ty “would be able to get rid of involved, just like he did for should be purchased from America Public Capital Corp. to us and we actually put it Banc of America Public Cap- three engines and one of our the four trucks the commis- Ten-8 Equipment Inc.” to have the lowest rate. right into service immedi- ital Corp. older tankers.” sion bought last week. Based on Chief Nel- Before Chief Nelson left ately (as a backup at station “I’ve been very diligent son’s research, the coun- the podium in the board No. 30),” he said. “It’s been about looking at the dollars ty manager recommend- room Commissioner Jim- on loan until the city com- because this is a lot of mon- ed the purchase of three my Anderson thanked him mission voted to donate this ey, a million dollars,” he said. Pierce-Freightliner pumpers for everything he’s done equipment and now we’re Woodlawn Kennels “And I was a little nervous and one Pierce-Freightliner in the short period of time just accepting that gift.” Quality Professional Care about spending that (much) tanker. he’s been the fire and rescue He said the 4-wheelers of the county’s money.” Chief Nelson said he was chief. could be helpful at Shoals GROOMING BOARDING County Manager Kennie successful in getting the “We’ve heard nothing Park to make easy access to 259-4757 Downing noted in a memo to manufacturer to drop the but good things about what people injured on remote the board that the research original price $60,000 on you’re doing and what the ATV trails out there and the Private • Spacious • Indoor/Outdoor Runs on new fire trucks began last each truck and that the to- fire department is doing,” golf cart would be assigned Complete Bath, De-flea & Groom ...... $22-$27 year when then-fire chief tal cost of $118,115 in annu- Commissioner Anderson to the high school football Steven Marfongella and al payments for 10 years is said. “You’re representing stadium in Macclenny or at Bath, De-flea & Nails Clip ...... $12-$17 fire volunteers spent sever- about $10,000 less than the yourself and the county very Olustee (Civil War battlefield al months determining the $128,000 the county had well and I just wanted to say site). Boarding (per actual day) ...... $5-$10 equipment needs for new fire budgeted for annual pay- thank you.” “So, it just expands our pumpers and tankers. ments. Commission chair Cathy abilities at some of these Presently, the fire depart- Rhoden said she, too, had special events that we do,” ment has five other tankers noticed a big change in the he said. Sabrina Thrift wwwFEATURED LISTINGxxx but they only hold water. The fire department this year: The third request was 904-476-0402 new apparatus, Chief Nelson There’s a noticeable increase to buy two surplus vehicles said, is a pumper-tanker that in the amount of activity from the City of Jackson- doesn’t “just tote water like around fire stations that typ- ville: a rescue ambulance the five we have.” ically have been very quiet as a backup and a tanker, “It’ll actually have hoses for quite some time. both serviceable vehicles at and places for equipment “What I like, and it says $10,000 each. and a powered dump tank a lot, is when I go by a fire In a memo to the county so that we can lower the tank station and there are numer- manager, Chief Nelson said: down, drop it with one per- ous guys and gals out there “These vehicles have been son, leave it and go get more working on the station and inspected by our staff and we water,” he said. “It’ll be a lot equipment,” she said. “That feel that they would provide more efficient. It normally speaks a lot, Trevor.” us with assets that would 4 bedroom home on over 8 acres. $328,000 takes three people to do that Commissioner Anderson normally cost much more if Service you deserve with people you can trust! process.” agreed, adding, “I haven’t purchased new.” He said the tanker is al- seen that in a long time.” “The tanker truck is a www.DualStateRealEstate.com ready built but will take Chief Nelson, who has put 2001 model but it only has about 90 days to be deliv- renewed emphasis on re- 8,000 miles and the reason ered, whereas it will take at cruitment of volunteer fire- why is that it was at a very least a full year before the fighters and providing them slow station on the north new fire engines arrive be- with clean stations in which side of Jacksonville,” he said, cause the manufacturer is to work, said the volunteers adding that the truck was de- backed up with other orders. also have a good attitude. clared surplus “just because “The economy is good, “They’re excited,” he said. of the age.” fire departments all over the “There’s energy in the de- “It still runs, it still pumps country are buying appara- partment and it’s not be- and it passed its pump test tus, so we have to get in line cause of me, it’s because it’s and safety inspection before behind everybody else,” the all coming together now. they pulled it off the road in FIRST UNITED METHODIST chief said That’s what our goal is: to April and replaced it with a the only other option, he bring everybody under one brand new truck.” Preschool & Daycare said, is to wait until next year roof (fire and EMS) working He said some old equip- and pay much steeper prices together.” ment in the Baker County Come experience the difference then. Chief Nelson was also on Fire Department, which he None of the commission- the agenda with three oth- described as “some of our Building bright futures in Baker County ers were in favor of that, in- er requests, including one trash,” had been sold for since 1977 cluding James Bennett who to purchase six Panasonic $20,000 to pay for Jackson- wasted no time in offering Toughbook laptop comput- ville’s surplus vehicles. the motion to approve the ers and keyboards with grant A former captain in the purchase of the new equip- funds totaling $27,000. Jacksonville Fire and Rescue ment. The equipment, he said, is Department (JFRD), Chief “We set out on a mission needed to “help us with our Nelson’s connections with • Faith based Abeka curriculum beginning with age one when we started this whole efficiency in the EMS billing that department not only • Weekly, age-appropriate chapel services process with the (Fire-EMS) department to try to capture helped him find two good vision committee…” said some better data so we can surplus vehicles for Baker • Accredited by Association of Christian Schools International Commissioner Bennett. “We improve our billing,” which County, but they also helped • Free VPK provider adopted a plan and we need he added was a recommen- steer him away from others • Programs offered for ones, twos, threes and free VPK to stay focused on the mis- dation in the vision plan last that would not have been sion and part of the mission year for combining fire and good deals during his search • Small class size was to buy new trucks to EMS into one department. among surplus JFRD vehi- • Kindergarten prepared replace these old trucks, so A second request was for cles. • Dedicated, state certified staff I’m glad to make a motion the commission to accept “There were three fire en- to support the recommenda- surplus firefighting equip- gines on this (surplus) pro- • Parental involvement gram,” he said, “and I made • Preschool hours - 8:30 to 11:30 am contact with some people I • Daycare hours and extended care - 6:30 am to 6:00 pm know and they said don’t buy them, they’ve got bad mo- tors. 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BAKER COUNTY COMMISSION Anderson Quality ROOFING LLC New bulkhead, parking at Cove Metal Reroofs & Roof Repairs MIKE ANDERSON teams, whether career or designation of a portion of Trooper Scott, who was Shingle Reroofs & Repairs PRESS STAFF volunteer, engage in thou- I-10 in Baker County be- stationed in Frostproof and Your hometown contractor! sands of hours of specialized tween mile markers 327 and Macclenny, was 25 years old The Baker County Com- training and continuing ed- 332 as “Trooper Sherman when he was shot and killed LICENSED & FREE ESTMATES 259-3300 mission during its May 21 ucation to enhance their life- L. Scott Jr. Memorial High- by an escaped convict during INSURED regular meeting addressed saving skills.” way,” in memory of the slain a routine traffic stop in Jack- LIC.#CCC1330274 IN GOD LIC.#CBC1259558 a number of miscellaneous But the proclamation officer. sonville on Jan. 3, 1965. WE TRUST. items in addition to a discus- didn’t only focus on the ef- sion on recent budget cuts at forts of paramedics and the local health department. EMTs. It included praise Among them: for the entire EMS system, City of Macclenny / Enterprise East / Macclenny II • Approved an agreement including emergency physi- 2018 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report with the Florida Fish and cians and nurses, firefight- Wildlife Conservation Com- ers, educators and adminis- This report will be mailed to customers only upon request and is also available at City Waste Water Treatment Plant and on the City’s mission for a $394,130 grant trators. website at www.cityofmacclenny.com to fund a new bulkhead, • Gave preliminary ap- paved parking lot with des- proval to an ordinance that We’re pleased to present to you this year’s Annual Water Quality Report. This report is designed to inform you about the quality water and services ignated handicapped spaces would add $15 to fines im- we deliver to you every day. Our constant goal is to provide you with a safe and dependable supply of drinking water. We want you to understand and other improvements at posed for speeding citations. the efforts we make to continually improve the water treatment process and protect our water resources. We are committed to ensuring the quality St. Mary’s Cove boat ramp The additional levy would be of your water. Our water source is ground water from five wells. The wells draw from the Floridian Aquifer. Our water is obtained from ground water off Steel Bridge Road north added to an existing $15 por- sources and is aerated and chlorinated for disinfection purposes. Aqua Mag is added for corrosion control at City of Macclenny. of Macclenny. tion that goes into the court- In 2018 the Department of Environmental Protection performed a Source Water Assessment on our system. The assessment was conducted to • Adopted a proclamation, house facilities fund, raising provide information about any potential sources of contamination in the vicinity of our wells. There are no sources of contamination identified for read by Commissioner Rho- it to $30. this system. The assessment results are available on the FDEP Source Water Assessment and Protection Program website at https://fldep.dep. den in the presence of sever- The proposal was the state.fl.us/swapp/ al paramedics and emergen- subject of a very brief pub- This report shows our water quality results and what they mean. cy medical technicians in the lic hearing at 6 p.m., which audience, recognizing May drew no discussion by com- If you have any questions about this report or concerning your water utility, please contact Richard Harris or Walter Sloan at 904-259-4491. We encourage our valued customers to be informed about their water utility. If you want to learn more, please attend any of our regularly scheduled 19-25 as Emergency Medi- missioners, nor any public meetings. They are held on the second Tuesday of each month at City Hall at 7pm. cal Services (EMS) Week in comment. Final approval is honor of those who “provide scheduled at a second public The City of Macclenny routinely monitors for contaminants in your drinking water according to Federal and State laws, rules, and regulations. lifesaving care to those in hearing at 6 p.m. June 4. Except where indicated otherwise, this report is based on the results of our monitoring for the period of January 1 to December 31, 2018. Data need 24 hours a day, seven • Approved the $210,721 obtained before January 1, 2018, and presented in this report are from the most recent testing done in accordance with the laws, rules, and days a week.” purchase of a new Caterpillar regulations. The proclamation stated 326FL hydraulic excavator In the table below, you may find unfamiliar terms and abbreviations. To help you better understand these terms we’ve provided the following that “access to quality health for the county road depart- definitions: care dramatically improves ment. The price included a Maximum Contaminant Level or MCL: The highest level of a contaminant that is allowed in drinking water. MCLs are set as close to the MCLGs the survival and recovery trade in value of $13,000 for as feasible using the best available treatment technology. rate of those who experience a 1997 excavator. sudden illness or injury” • Adopted a resolution Maximum Contaminant Level Goal or MCLG: The level of a contaminant in drinking water below which there is no known or expected risk to health. and “members of the (EMS) supporting the honorary MCLGs allow for a margin of safety. Maximum residual disinfectant level or MRDL: The highest level of a disinfectant allowed in drinking water. There is convincing evidence that addition of a disinfectant is necessary for control of microbial contaminants. Maximum residual disinfectant level goal or MRDLG: The level of a drinking water disinfectant below which there is no known or expected risk to Sergeant curbs health. MRDLGs to not reflect the benefits of the use of disinfectants to control microbial contaminants. Parts per million (ppm) or Milligrams per liter (mg/l) – one part by weight of analyte to 1 million parts by weight of the water sample. woman with illegal Parts per billion (ppb) or Micrograms per liter (µg/l) – one part by weight of analyte to 1 billion parts by weight of the water sample Action Level (AL): The concentration of a contaminant which, if exceeded, triggers treatment or other requirements that a water system must follow. items at work camp Picocurie per liter (pCi/L) - measure of the radioactivity in water. “ND” means not detected and indicates that the substance was not found by laboratory analysis. A sergeant at the Baker Correctional Work Camp near Olustee was credited on May 19 with collaring a Jacksonville City of Macclenny woman attempting to pass contraband controlled drugs at the canteen of the visitor’s park. **Results in the Level Detected column for radiological contaminants, inorganic contaminants, synthetic organic contaminants including pesticides and herbicides, and volatile organic contaminants are the highest average at any of the sampling points or Deputy Jeffrey Yeomans said he was called to the prison the highest detected level at any sampling point, depending on the sampling frequency. Contaminant and Unit of Dates of sampling MCL Range of at midday, and told by Sgt. Rocco Faloti- Measurement (mo./yr.) Violation Y/N Level Detected Results MCLG MCL Likely Source of Contamination co, who was supervising the area that day, that he became suspicious when he saw Inorganic Contaminants 0.011 to Discharge of drilling wastes; discharge from metal Falana Dunnell, 42, approach the can- Barium (ppm) 9/2017 N 0.014 0.014 2 2 refineries; erosion of natural deposits teen window during what appeared to be Erosion of natural deposits; discharge from fertilizer and aluminum factories. Water additive that promotes an argument. Flouride (ppm) 9/2017 N 0.51 0.30-0.51 4 4.0 strong teeth when at optimum levels between 0.7 The sergeant entered the canteen and and 1.3 ppm about five minutes later the suspect again Sodium (ppm) 9/2017 N 14 7.8-14 NA 160 Salt water intrusion, leaching from soil approached and, not seeing him, handed Lead (point of entry) (ppb) 9/2017 N 1 ND-1 0 15 Residue from man-made pollution such as auto over a small package wrapped in black emissions and paint; lead pipe, casing and solder tape containing the drugs. There was no Falana Dunnell information on the inmate or inmates in- Disinfectants and Disinfection By-Products volved in the transaction. Dates of Disinfectant or Contaminant and MCL Range of MCLG or MCL or sampling Level Detected Likely Source of Contamination Ms. Dunnell was charged with two felonies — drug pos- Unit of Measurement Violation Y/N Results MRDLG MRDL session and having them on prison property. (mo./yr.) The sheriff’s department made several other drug-related Chlorine (ppm) 01 - 12/2018 N 1.34 0.38-7.7 MRDLG=4 MRDL=4.0 Water additive used to control microbes Haloacetic Acids (five) (HAA5) arrests recently: (ppb) 07/2018 N 9.89 NA NA MCL = 60 By-product of drinking water disinfection • Brandon Johnson, 38, of Sanderson was caught with two TTHM [Total trihalomethanes] 07/2018 N 29.0 NA NA MCL = 80 By-product of drinking water disinfection large rocks of meth in a pill bottle when he was approached (ppb) by Deputy Andrew Thames at the Journey Store south of Glen St. Mary on CR 125 about midnight on May 22. The officer said he spotted Mr. Johnson entering and Lead and Copper (Tap Water) th store and knew he was wanted on a local warrant for felony Contaminant and Unit of Dates of sampling AL 90 Percentile No. of sampling sites MCLG AL (Action Likely Source of Contamination Measurement (mo./yr.) Violation Y/N Result exceeding the AL Level) petty theft. Corrosion of household plumbing systems; erosion of • Lt. Mike Hauge said he pulled over a Mazda with one Copper (Tap Water) (ppm) 9/2018 N 0.076 0 1.3 1.3 natural deposits; leaching from wood preservatives headlight about 11:20 the night of May 20 at U.S. 90 and Lead (tap water) (ppb) 9/2015 N 1.5 0 0 15 Corrosion of household plumbing systems; erosion of Wildcat Dr., and arrested Elexia Strube, 27, of Sanderson for natural deposits; leaching from wood preservatives possession of two baggies of cocaine and one of marijuana. If present, elevated levels of lead can cause serious health problems, especially for pregnant women and young children. Lead in drinking water is She admitted they were hers, so the vehicle’s other occupant primarily from materials and components associated with service lines and home plumbing. The City of Macclenny is responsible for providing high Georgina Keaton, 38, of Glen was not charged. quality drinking water, but cannot control the variety of materials used in plumbing components. When your water has been sitting for several hours, • An early morning domestic disturbance on May 21 re- you can minimize the potential for lead exposure by flushing your tap for 30 seconds to 2 minutes before using water for drinking or cooking. If you sulted in the arrest of John Thomas, 28, for having a smok- ing pipe in a bag of his belongings as he prepared to leave are concerned about lead in your water, you may wish to have your water tested. Information on lead in drinking water, testing methods, and steps a Laverne St. residence following a spat with his girlfriend you can take to minimize exposure is available from the Safe Drinking Water Hotline or at http://www.epa.gov/safewater/lead. Ashley Bodden, 28. The sources of drinking water (both tap water and bottled water) include rivers, lakes, streams, ponds, reservoirs, springs, and wells. As water travels Deputy Jared Mallard said he detected a strong odor of over the surface of the land or through the ground, it dissolves naturally occurring minerals and, in some cases, radioactive material, and can pick pot near the bag. up substances resulting from the presence of animals or from human activity. • Deputy James Crews arrested David West, 36 and his passenger Bradley Crosby, 36, both of Macclenny, for having Contaminants that may be present in source water include: both pot and crack pipes in a Chevrolet pickup stopped about (A) Microbial contaminants, such as viruses and bacteria, which may come from sewage treatment plants, septic systems, agricultural livestock midnight on May 20 for having a non-assigned license tag. operations, and wildlife. • Deputy Mallard arrested Steven Pierce, 33, of Glen St. (B) Inorganic contaminants, such as salts and metals, which can be naturally-occurring or result from urban stormwater runoff, industrial or domes- Mary the evening of May 2 after stopping his Ford SUV in tic wastewater discharges, oil and gas production, mining, or farming. downtown Glen for having a faulty tag light. The officer found a small amount of marijuana and a half (C) Pesticides and herbicides, which may come from a variety of sources such as agriculture, urban stormwater runoff, and residential uses. of a Suboxone pill in a cigarette box during a consent search. (D) Organic chemical contaminants, including synthetic and volatile organic chemicals, which are by-products of industrial processes and petro- leum production, and can also come from gas stations, urban stormwater runoff, and septic systems. (E) Radioactive contaminants, which can be naturally occurring or be the result of oil and gas production and mining activities. In order to ensure that tap water is safe to drink, the EPA prescribes regulations, which limit the amount of certain contaminants in water provided by public water systems. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations establish limits for contaminants in bottled water, which must provide the same protection for public health. Drinking water, including bottled water, may reasonably be expected to contain at least small amounts of some contaminants. The presence of contaminants does not necessarily indicate that the water poses a health risk. More information about contaminants and potential health effects can be obtained by calling the Environmental Protection Agency’s Safe Drinking Water Hotline at 1-800-426-4791. Some people may be more vulnerable to contaminants in drinking water than the general population. Immuno-compromised per- sons such as persons with cancer undergoing chemotherapy, persons who have undergone organ transplants, people with HIV/AIDS or other immune system disorders, some elderly, and infants can be particularly at risk from infections. These people should seek advice about drinking water from their health care providers. EPA/CDC guidelines on appropriate means to lessen the risk of infec- tion by Cryptosporidium and other microbiological contaminants are available from the Safe Drinking Water Hotline (800-426-4791). Due to administrative oversight during a busy part of the year, our office failed to submit a report required under the Safe Drinking Water Act. This violation has no impact on the quality of the water our customers received, and it posed no risk to public health. We have established a report tracking file to ensure that all reporting requirements are met in the future. We at City of Macclenny would like you to understand the efforts we make to continually improve the water treatment process and protect our water resources. We are committed to insuring the quality of your water. If you have any questions or concerns about the information provided, please feel free to call any of the numbers listed. Page 6 The Baker County Press Thursday, May 30, 2019 BAKER PREVENTION COALITION City man Praises lawmakers, DeSantis for support arrested MIKE ANDERSON the nonprofit agency’s rock wall for climbing, were PRESS STAFF monthly meeting on May 23 popular events and will at the Baker County Sheriff’s “It is good that they definitely be part of Proj- for rape Members of Baker Pre- Office. ect Graduation in 2020, she vention Coalition, Inc. BPCI was one of several recognized there is a said. Also, she said, next (BPCI) praised state law- organizations that lobbied need for mental health year seniors will be allowed in March makers last week for rees- for the restoration of the Of- to bring a guest, as long as it The sheriff’s depart- tablishing the Office of Drug fice of Drug Control (ODC) [services]. Suicide is the is another student at Baker ment on May 21 inter- Control and for allocating as a valuable tool to identify High. viewed and arrested more resources toward com- drug trends in Florida and second leading cause of • Drug Take Back Day 23-year-old Marian “Aron” munity mental health and work with community-based produced 250 pounds of old Baker, 23, of Macclenny substance abuse services providers to develop strat- death among our youth.” prescription drugs that were for raping a 19-year-old during the recent 2019 ses- egies to address substance turned in to sheriff’s officers –BPCI executive director Lea Rhoden at his central city apart- sion of the Florida Legisla- abuse disorders. last month at CVS in Mac- ment the early morning of ture. Reading from a 2019 clenny. March 29. The kudos came during Legislative Session Report, which she had handed out at On the issue of tobacco Looking forward, the fol- the meeting, BPCI executive and vaping, the governor lowing events have been director Lea Rhoden said she signed into law a workplace scheduled by BPCI. Quali-Built Homes, Inc. was happy that Gov. Ron De- vaping ban and placed vap- • Movie Night—Ms. Rho- Santis reestablished the pro- ing under the Florida Clean General Contractors & Roofing Locally owned and operated den said no specific date has gram, which had been abol- Indoor Act. Local govern- been set but the coalition Don Burnsed ished by former Gov. Rick ments may still adopt out- plans to rent the Starke The- Metal, Scott, now a U.S. Senator. door bans in public areas, 904-408-1392 ater for a showing of the new Shingle & Gov. DeSantis bypassed such as parks. film Aladdin toward the end Joe Muncy Flat Roofs the legislative process and is- However, Ms. Rhoden of June. Admission will be 904-631-0720 sued an executive order rec- said unfortunately the legis- free, as well as popcorn and Marian Baker reating the ODC within the lation still preempts local ju- soft drinks. executive office and creating risdictions from further reg- • Back to School Fun Mr. Baker during a Custom Homes - Remodels - Roofs the Statewide Task Force on ulating the sale of tobacco or CBC 1254669 CCC 1328486 (Licensed & Insured) Day. On July 27 at the Bak- lengthy interview gave Opioid Abuse with Attorney vaping products. er County Fairgrounds from conflicting and often con- General Ashley Moody as Ms. Rhoden also lament- 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. kids will be fusing versions of how the chair. ed the fact that Tobacco 21 treated to lunch and receive woman got his residence at Ms. Rhoden also ex- bills, supported by tobacco school supplies, haircuts and Claude’s trailer parker and Hugh D. Fish, Jr. J.D. pressed gratitude to law- control and health organi- backpacks as they prepare to events leading up to when makers for appropriating zations to increase the min- head back to class in August. a male witness, 19, who Serving $835 million for mental imum age to 21 to buy tobac- Ms. Rhoden said 1000 “real- was sleeping on a nearby health and substance abuse co and vaping products, did ly nice” backpacks have been couch, responded to the Baker County services and $83.3 million not pass the Legislature. purchased for the event. woman’s cries of “help” in federal opioid preven- She said she anticipates • A free six-week class to and “stop.” for over 41 years tion and treatment dollars, another attempt to pass To- help smokers kick the nico- The witness told Deputy as well as funding programs bacco 21 will resume next tine habit – Quit Your Way Morgan McDuffie he then aimed at reducing the like- year. – will be held on Thursdays specializing in... entered Mr. Baker’s bed- lihood of at-risk students The BPCI group also dis- from 5:30-6:30 p.m. at the room to find him atop the developing behavioral and cussed recent and upcoming BPCI office in the Crockett woman, who shortly after mental health disorders and events last week, including: Building at 19 W. Macclenny ran out of the apartment Real Estate helping students deal with • Project Graduation, a Ave. in downtown Macclen- about 2 a.m. trauma and violence. party for the Baker County ny. Mr. Baker gave the dep- Family Law “It is good that they rec- High School senior class ear- Free nicotine replace- uty conflicting versions of ognized there is a need for lier this month was consid- ment patches, gum or loz- activity leading up to his mental health (services),” ered a success, although the enges will be available, as encounter with the wom- Personal Injury said Ms. Rhoden. “Suicide 75 attendees was less than 25 well as free workbooks and an, who was reportedly is the second leading cause percent of the entire gradu- materials for participants. spending the night there of death among our youth. ating class of 320. Ms. Rho- • Lastly, Ms. Rhoden following a confronta- The number one cause is ac- den said some activities were said BPCI is partnering with tion with her father, and Hours: Monday - Friday 9 am - 5 pm cidents.” a big hit, while others not so Big Brothers/Big Sisters of whether he did anything Closed 12-1 for lunch She said the new state much. Northeast Florida for men- that could be construed as budget also includes funding “They did not partake of torship training on June 18 forcing himself on her. 34 S. Fifth Street | Macclenny | hughfi [email protected] for mental health awareness the S’mores or bingo,” said from 6-8 p.m., possibly in The woman was in- training for school staff and Ms. Rhoden. “We definitely the school board meeting terviewed earlier in the 259-6606 encourages school districts won’t do bingo again next room if it can be arranged. month, and claimed Mr. The hiring of a lawyer is an important decision that should not be based solely upon advertisements. Before you decide, ask us to send you free written information about our qualifications and experience. to adopt a standardized sui- year.” More information will be Baker held her down cide assessment tool. But other things, like a forthcoming. during the initial rape and “It’s a slow process,” Ms. attempted secondary rape. Rhoden said. “There’ll be In a more recent case CITY OF MACCLENNY NOTICE OF PROPOSED background checks. They of non-sexual battery, po- (Big Brothers/Big Sisters) lice charged William New- NOTICE OF PUBLIC AMENDMENT TO THE are very particular about mans, 58, of Macclenny HEARING REGARDING who they allow to be a men- with a felony domestic at- LAND USE tor.” tack on his wife Kimberly, FIRST READING OF AN Board of County Commissioners of Baker County, Florida will con- The coalition is a nonprof- 56, at their travel trailer sider the TRANSMITTAL of a proposed CHANGE TO THE USE OF it community-based organi- residence off U.S. 90 east LAND described in this advertisement. AMENDMENT TO THE CITY zation that began in 2010 as of the city. OF MACCLENNY ZONING The public is hereby notified that the Land Planning Agency (LPA) of a branch of the county health Deputy Jared Mallard Baker County, Florida will hold a public hearing on June 13, 2019 at department’s Healthy Baker, described the accused as 6 P.M. or as soon thereafter as can be heard, in the Board of Coun- Inc. MAP ty Commissioners Meeting Room, 55 North Third Street, Macclenny, “extremely intoxicated” Florida to consider the below described amendments to Chapter 24. It incorporated on its own when he got to the address The City Commission of the City of Macclenny, Florida shall consid- in 2013 with a mission “pro- er first reading of an ordinance, “A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN OR- Baker County Land Development Regulations. The recommenda- about 11 p.m. on May 21 tions of the LPA will be forwarded to the Board of County Commis- DINANCE RELATING TO AMENDING REZONING THE PROPERTY moting a culture free of al- and after several attempts sioners of Baker County which will hold a public hearing on June 18, AS DESCRIBED HEREIN FROM COMMERCIAL, GENERAL (CG) TO cohol and substance abuse coaxed him out of the trail- 2019 at 6 P.M. or as soon thereafter as can be heard, in the Board PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD); PROVIDING FOR INTENT; of County Commissioners Meeting Room, 55 North Third Street, among all members of our er. AUTHORITY; FINDINGS OF CONSISTENCY; FINDINGS OF FACT; Macclenny, Florida to consider, after receipt of public comment, the community.” Ms. Newmans had SEVERABILITY; RECORDATION AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.” transmittal of an amendment to the FUTURE LAND USE MAP (FLUM) locked herself in a bed- of the 2020 Baker County Comprehensive Plan The public hearings room, and the deputy not- SYNOPSIS: The Subject Prop- are scheduled for the purpose of receiving public comment pursuant Class of ‘63 erty consists of approximately to Section 163.3187, Florida Statutes, on the proposed amendments ed she had bruising to the 24.78 acres located on the to the Future Land Use Map. reunion June 8 left jaw and forehead and south side of Woodlawn Road dried blood around her The ordinance proposes to change the current land use classification The Baker County High immediately west of Sixth nose from being punched. on approximately 45.32 +/-acres of MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL School class of 1963 will Street/State Road 121 (see Land Use to VERY LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL Land Use on the fol- He also saw redness, finger map). The Subject Property is gather for a 56th reunion lowing land, the owner of said land recorded as Berry G & Marcheta marks and scratches con- designated CMI on the City’s Crews. on June 8 at the Crews sistent with her claim that 2025 Future Land Use Map Farm Facility on Cattle Location Address her husband choked her (“FLUM”). The ordinance will Subject Gap Rd. in south Glen St. cause the Subject Property 5762 Martin Rhoden Lane to near-unconsciousness, Mary off CR 125. The pro- to be classified Planned Unit Property Parcel Identification 19-2S-22-0000-0000-0178 which merits the felony Development on the City’s gram begins with a noon ORDINANCE NO. 2019- charge. Zoning Map. The application luncheon at $25 per per- AN ORDINANCE BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION- The wife refused trans- is being sought in order to en- son. ERS OF BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA AMENDING ORDINANCE port to Fraser Hospital able construction of an apart- Send your response to NO.91-1, AS AMENDED, SPECIFICALLY TO AMEND THE FU- to treat possible cracked ment complex on the Subject TURE LAND USE MAP OF THE ADOPTED 2020 COMPREHEN- Linda Richardson at 5749 ribs from where she was Property. SIVE PLAN, WITH RESPECT TO A PARCEL OF LAND BEING Richardson Rd., Glen St. APPROXIMATELY 45.32 ACRES IN SIZE; SAID AMENDMENT kicked. Mary, FL 32040 FIRST READING: A public hearing on the first reading of the pro- REQUESTED IN AN APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY BERRY G The suspect allegedly posed ordinance will be held on Tuesday, June 11, 2019 in the City & MARCHETA CREWS; PROVIDING FOR A CHANGE IN LAND became belligerent with Commission Chambers at City Hall, 118 East Macclenny Avenue, USE CLASSIFICATION FROM “RESIDENTIAL E” LAND USE TO “RESIDENTIAL C” LAND USE; PROVIDING SEVERABILITY; PRO- officers when told he was Macclenny, Florida. There shall be no vote by the City Commission VIDING DIRECTION TO STAFF; PROVIDING DIRECTION FOR RE- being arrested and while regarding this Ordinance at this meeting. The City Commission meet- CORDING; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. ing will begin at 6:00 p.m. and the public hearing will be held shortly Got comments, being escorted to a patrol after the meeting is called to order. Interested persons may appear After the public hearing the Board may take immediate action to car. at the hearing and be heard regarding the adoption of the proposed adopt the proposed amendment, or may continue its deliberations complaints, amendment. to a date, time and place then announced without publishing further notice thereof. A copy of the proposed amendment is available for inspection by the public at the Baker County Community Develop- suggestions, COMMISSION VOTE: A public hearing requiring City Commission ment Department, 360 East Shuey Avenue, Macclenny, FL, between action on the proposed Ordinance will be scheduled for Tuesday, July the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, exclud- story ideas 9, 2019 in the City Commission Chambers at City Hall, 118 East Mac- ing legal holidays. Interested parties may appear at the meetings clenny Avenue, Macclenny, Florida. The City Commission meeting will and be heard with respect to the proposed amendment. As simple as an e-mail… ADD YOUR begin at 6:00 p.m. and the public hearing will be held shortly after the meeting is called to order. Interested persons may appear at the hear- Pursuant to Section 286.0105, Florida Statues, a person deciding to COMMUNITY ing and be heard regarding the adoption of the proposed rezoning. appeal any decision made by the Local Planning Agency or Board of If you have any County Commissioners with respect to any matter considered at the EVENT TO THE The complete PUD written description, conceptual site plan, and legal meeting or at any subsequent meeting to which the Board has contin- information you description by metes and bounds and the proposed ordinance may ued its deliberations is advised that such person will need a record of ONLINE & PRINT all proceedings and may need to ensure that a verbatim record of all be obtained from the office of the City Clerk at City Hall on Monday think we need to proceedings is made, which must include the testimony and evidence CALENDAR through Friday during regular business hours. Should any person de- upon which the appeal is to be based. know, send it to: cide to appeal any decision made as a result of this hearing, such per- [email protected] AT son will need a record of the proceedings and may need to ensure that In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, any person a verbatim record of these proceedings is made. In accordance with needing a special accommodation to participate in this matter should bakercountypress.com the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing a special accom- contact the Baker County ADA Coordinator by mail at 55 North Third The Baker County Press th modation or an interpreter to participate in this proceeding should Street, Macclenny, Florida, 32063 or by telephone at (904) 259-3613 104 South 5 St. contact the City Manager at (904) 259-0972 at least 48 hours prior to no later than three (3) days prior to the hearing or proceeding for 904-259-2400 the time of the hearing. which this notice has been given. Thursday, May 30, 2019 The Baker County Press Page 7 Responders feted THINGS TO DO From page 1 Office at 904-259-3613 A greater power: for saving a life or apply online at www. bakercountyfl.org/dogdays. MIKE ANDERSON The festival celebrates PRESS STAFF Baker County’s love of kids, families and dogs by offer- Robert Davis was clinical- ing a fund-raising event to ly “dead” for more than 10 help provide much-needed minutes after being electro- facility improvements at cuted while servicing an air Baker County Animal Con- conditioning unit at a res- trol. Contests for humans idence in the Glen St. Mary and dogs, as well as pet area a year ago. Last Friday adoptions, will highlight he and his family were spe- the day. cial guests at an awards cer- emony honoring seven first responders credited with saving his life. The event was the high- light of National EMS Week (May 19-25) at the Baker County Emergency Medi- cal Services headquarters in Macclenny during a lun- Purchase these photos at www.bakercountypress.com Photos by Brianna Bartlett cheon attended by paramed- Recipients of the ‘life saver’ award from left to right: EMT Michael Whitehead, Paramedic in charge Bill Lowery, Fire chief Steve Marfongella, Paramedic Donald Watson, Lt. Bill Primo, firefighter Brad Thrift, EMS director David Richardson, Robert Davis, his wife Kali, Kara Davis, Fire ics, emergency medical tech- and rescue chief Trevor Nelson, Karli and Kalin Davis. nicians, administrative staff and family members. Fire and Rescue Chief If anybody deserves ends in Baker County. Since Trevor Nelson recounted praise for Robert Davis’ mi- the accident he has stopped the incident when Mr. Davis, raculous recovery, Lt. Nick- coaching. while working in a cramped les said, it was the paramed- To this day, Mr. Davis space between an A/C com- ics and emergency medical said he’s certain he turned pressor and a brick wall, re- technicians who were amaz- the A/C unit’s power supply ceived a jolt of electricity that ing as they worked feverish- off before he began working stopped his heart and left ly trying to restore his vital on it. He said he still doesn’t him lifeless around 8 a.m. on signs. know exactly what happened June 22, 2018. “They damn sure don’t get but “there was power coming “Once calling 9-1-1,” Chief paid what they deserve,” he from somewhere.” Nelson said, “bystanders said, declining to put himself Robert’s family and performed a modified ver- in the same role as a life sav- friends all say there was an- sion of CPR until rescuers ar- er. other power at work that day rived, which was 10 minutes “I’m getting more atten- that was greater than the later, and found him wedged tion than I deserve,” he said. electric power that nearly between the unit and the “I was just doing my job as- took his life. wall. It took four men to re- sisting EMS and blocking in- move him from the area and Robert Davis shakes hand of EMS director David Richardson. tersections so the rescue unit Join us for VBS once removed he was in full could get through en route to cardiac arrest.” and we know that through “especially when I heard the the hospital.” After 10 minutes, the the heroic efforts of the re- nature of the call. It was the Mr. Davis said he has al- June 2-6 chief said, a dead person or- sponders and the hand of second time in two or three most fully recovered from at dinarily does not recover as God moving on this situa- weeks that I went on an elec- his injuries, which left bare- First Baptist Church tion, Robert is here today.” trocution call.” Mr. Davis did. ly visible scars on a finger Macclenny “CPR was initiated by the Mr. Davis, who owns Da- “EMS was already work- where the electricity entered crews on scene and he was vis Heating and Air, was tak- ing on him when I got there,” his body and exited through Sunday Kick-Off 5-8 pm placed in the rescue unit en off life-support machines he said, and when he saw the a thigh on the opposite side. Mon. - Thurs. for more advanced care,” a few days after his arrival grave condition his friend But he said he lacks the 9 am - 12 pm at Shands and a couple of was in he became even more same level of energy and he said. “At the same time Register online at fbcmac.com weeks later, he said, “I was distraught. “I saw a dead stamina he had previously this was occurring a call was Thursday lunch will be provided for kids and made to Robert’s church and back at work. I’ve even been man. I’ve seen hundreds of when he was able to work pastors and an immediate shocked again.” crashes and dead people in all day and still volunteered parents following VBS in the Family Life Center. activation of the church’s But he said he probably 20 years (in law enforce- for years as a well known lit- prayer team went into effect, won’t ever again work on ment). I was looking at a tle league and youth coach FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MACCLENNY notifying members to be an A/C unit so closely sur- dead man.” softball at night and week- 372 S. 6th Street || Macclenny praying for Robert and the rounded by a brick wall en- team working on him.” closure as the one that tem- Advanced Life Saving porarily took his life almost NOTICE OF PROPOSED (ALS) care continued in the one year ago to the day that NOTICE OF PROPOSED rescue unit as it raced to- he was able to watch his res- ZONING CHANGE cuers receive medals bearing ward Ed Fraser Memorial The Land Planning Agency of Baker County, Florida will consider AMENDMENT TO THE Hospital in Macclenny, Chief the words “Life Saver.” an amendment to the Baker County’s Zoning Map related to the re- LAND USE Nelson said, “and even (Bak- EMS Director David Rich- zoning 3.00 acres for the purposes of the development of one (1) single family residence with the existing accessory structure as the Board of County Commissioners of Baker County, Florida will con- er County Sheriff’s Office) ardson, one week before his official retirement date of only existing structure on site currently; and to bring the parcel into sider the TRANSMITTAL of a proposed CHANGE TO THE USE OF Sgt. Jimmy Nickles, a close consistency with itself and adjacent surrounding parcels. The 3.00 +/- LAND described in this advertisement. friend of Robert’s, was very May 31, presented the fol- acres of land are proposed to be rezoned from AGRICULTURE 7.5 to insistent that care be con- lowing first responders with RESIDENTIAL CONVENTIONAL/MOBILE HOME 0.5. The public is hereby notified that the Land Planning Agency (LPA) of their medals: Paramedic in Baker County, Florida will hold a public hearing on June 13, 2019 at tinued because Robert has The public is hereby notified that the Land Planning Agency (LPA) of Charge Bill Lowery (who 6 P.M. or as soon thereafter as can be heard, in the Board of Coun- a wife and three daughters.” Baker County, Florida will hold a public hearing on June 13, 2019 at ty Commissioners Meeting Room, 55 North Third Street, Macclenny, “He was defibrillated also received a certificate for 6 P.M. or as soon thereafter as can be heard, in the Board of Coun- Florida to consider the below described amendments to Chapter 24. ty Commissioners Meeting Room, 55 North Third Street, Macclenny, Baker County Land Development Regulations. The recommenda- (shocked with electric pad- his recent retirement); Para- medic Donald Watson; EMT Florida to consider the below described amendments to Chapter 24. tions of the LPA will be forwarded to the Board of County Commis- dles over the heart) three Baker County Land Development Regulations. The recommenda- sioners of Baker County which will hold a public hearing on June 18, times and on the third try, Michael Whitehead; Fire tions of the LPA will be forwarded to the Board of County Commis- 2019 at 6 P.M. or as soon thereafter as can be heard, in the Board returned to having a pulse. Chief Steven Marfongella; sioners of Baker County which will hold a public hearing on June 18, of County Commissioners Meeting Room, 55 North Third Street, 2019 at 6 P.M. or as soon thereafter as can be heard, in the Board Macclenny, Florida to consider, after receipt of public comment, the He was transported to Lt. Bill Primo; and Firefight- er Brad Thrift. of County Commissioners Meeting Room, 55 North Third Street, transmittal of an amendment to the FUTURE LAND USE MAP (FLUM) EFMH where excellent care Macclenny, Florida to consider, after receipt of public comment, the of the 2020 Baker County Comprehensive Plan The public hearings was continued…and then Officer Nickles, who re- transmittal of an amendment to the FUTURE LAND USE MAP (FLUM) are scheduled for the purpose of receiving public comment pursuant transferred to Shands Burn cently was promoted to lieu- of the 2020 Baker County Comprehensive Plan The public hearings to Section 163.3187, Florida Statutes, on the proposed amendments tenant, received his award are scheduled for the purpose of receiving public comment pursuant to the Future Land Use Map. Center (in Gainesville) due to Section 163.3187, Florida Statutes, on the proposed amendments to the nature of the injuries in absentia. He was visiting to the Future Land Use Map. The ordinance proposes to change the current land use classifica- and remained there until he friends on the Gulf Coast last tion on approximately 5.06 +/- acres of AGRICULTURE B Land Use to The ordinance proposes to change the current zoning district on ap- VERY LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL Land Use on the following land, recovered.” week. In a telephone interview proximately 3.00 +/- acres of land of the owner of said land recorded the owner of said land recorded as Jeremy and Matti Lee. Chief Nelson, at times as Raymond Patrick Cullinan. The proposed rezoning is to change the seeming to hold back tears, the next day, Lt. Nickles said zoning district from AGRICULTURE 7.5 to RESIDENTIAL CONVEN- Location Address he’ll never forget the morn- TIONAL/MOBILE HOME 0.5. 14544 North State Road 121 said Mr. Davis’ close brush Parcel Identification 08-2S-22-0000-0000-0128 with death was “personal to ing he was dispatched to the AN ORDINANCE BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY scene where his friend had COMMISSIONERS OF BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA me because during this en- ORDINANCE NO. 2019- AMENDING THE BAKER COUNTY ZONING MAP BY been electrocuted. AN ORDINANCE BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- tire situation we had Rob- RECLASSIFYING APPROXIMATELY 3.00 ACRES OF “I was pretty jacked up,” SIONERS OF BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA AMENDING ert’s three girls – Karli (17), REAL PROPERTY, OWNED BY RAYMOND PATRICK ORDINANCE NO.91-1, AS AMENDED, SPECIFICALLY he said. “I’ve known Robert CULLINAN FROM AGRICULTURE 7.5 TO RESIDENTIAL Kara and Kalin (14-year-old TO AMEND THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF THE AD- CONVENTIONAL/MOBILE HOME 0.5 FOR THE PUR- a long time and I’ve known OPTED 2020 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, WITH RESPECT twins) – at Youth Camp in POSES OF DEVELOPING ONE (1) SINGLE FAMILY RES- his wife (Kali) even longer.” TO A PARCEL OF LAND BEING APPROXIMATELY 5.06 Ridgecrest, N.C.” IDENCE; AND BRINGING THE PARCEL INTO CONSIS- ACRES IN SIZE; SAID AMENDMENT REQUESTED IN AN He said he remembered TENCY WITH ITSELF WITH SURROUNDING PARCELS; “Our team of adult coun- APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY JEREMY LEE; PROVIDING racing toward the scene, PROVIDING SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING DIRECTION selors went into prayer mode FOR A CHANGE IN LAND USE CLASSIFICATION FROM TO STAFF; PROVIDING DIRECTION FOR RECORDING; worried for his friend’s life, “AGRICULTURE B” LAND USE TO “VERY LOW DENSITY AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. RESIDENTIAL” LAND USE; PROVIDING SEVERABILITY; Location Address PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. 10954 West CR 125 Parcel Identification 25-2S-21-0000-0000-0132 After the public hearing the Board may take immediate action to adopt the proposed amendment, or may continue its deliberations After the public hearing the Board may take immediate action to to a date, time and place then announced without publishing further adopt the proposed amendment, or may continue its deliberations notice thereof. A copy of the proposed amendment is available for to a date, time and place then announced without publishing further inspection by the public at the Baker County Community Develop- notice thereof. A copy of the proposed amendment is available for ment Department, 360 East Shuey Avenue, Macclenny, FL, between inspection by the public at the Baker County Community Develop- the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, exclud- ment Department, 360 East Shuey Avenue, Macclenny, FL, between ing legal holidays. Interested parties may appear at the meetings the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, exclud- and be heard with respect to the proposed amendment. ing legal holidays. Interested parties may appear at the meetings and be heard with respect to the proposed amendment. Pursuant to Section 286.0105, Florida Statues, a person deciding to appeal any decision made by the Local Planning Agency or Board of Pursuant to Section 286.0105, Florida Statues, a person deciding to County Commissioners with respect to any matter considered at the appeal any decision made by the Local Planning Agency or Board of meeting or at any subsequent meeting to which the Board has contin- County Commissioners with respect to any matter considered at the ued its deliberations is advised that such person will need a record of meeting or at any subsequent meeting to which the Board has contin- all proceedings and may need to ensure that a verbatim record of all ued its deliberations is advised that such person will need a record of proceedings is made, which must include the testimony and evidence all proceedings and may need to ensure that a verbatim record of all upon which the appeal is to be based. proceedings is made, which must include the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, any person needing a special accommodation to participate in this matter should In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, any person contact the Baker County ADA Coordinator by mail at 55 North Third needing a special accommodation to participate in this matter should Street, Macclenny, Florida, 32063 or by telephone at (904) 259-3613 contact the Baker County ADA Coordinator by mail at 55 North Third no later than three (3) days prior to the hearing or proceeding for Street, Macclenny, Florida, 32063 or by telephone at (904) 259-3613 which this notice has been given. no later than three (3) days prior to the hearing or proceeding for which this notice has been given. Page 8 The Baker County Press Thursday, May 30, 2019 OPINION LETTER TO THE EDITOR Holiday brings back memory of brother Dear Editor: Memorial Day is a day to remember the men and women who served in our military to keep our country safe and free through the years, especially the ones who gave the last full measure of devotion. When I was four years old, my oldest brother Hubert was called to serve in the Army. He was already my hero because he took a lot of time with me, rocking me every afternoon when he came in from work. When he told me he was going into the Army, I was so young I didn’t know what he was talking about. After he went for basic training as a Ranger, he came home and we met him at the train depot in Jacksonville. He was home for a few weeks before leaving for Germa- ny, where he was put on the front lines of the Battle of the Bulge. He was wounded twice and had a chance to come home, but he was an American warrior who wanted to win the war, so he stayed. In September 1944, my brother was killed; it was such a sad time for our family. My mother cried for moons and I didn’t know if our home would ever be happy again. Hubert was buried in the American cemetery in Germa- ny. After the war, Mother found closure when she knew he would be brought home. A memorial service was held for him, and when I hear taps played at other military services, I remember my brother. After the war, he was brought home and buried in the Taylor cemetery. While in Germany, he bought my sister Find the facts, end the speculation Sara and I a cuckoo clock. We loved it and every hour, we were around to hear the cuckoo and remember him. When Chuck (my husband) and I toured Germany, every store JESSICA PREVATT, STAFF body else claims to have in Baker County. Also, pay nice ones to choose from and had cuckoo clocks, and they brought back fond memories A hue and cry has been been told they were going to attention to those public they are not cheap. A nice, of my brother. raised on social media re- straighten Woodlawn Rd. notice ads about zoning and well-maintained apartment My brother T.J. Raulerson was in the Navy and on a cently about the new sub- The odd thing is, at this land use changes. Many complex with reasonable carrier in 1944. It was two months before he got the news division and proposed point in the process homes times there are even maps rents that keeps out the riff- about Hubert’s death. apartment complex on are already built and the to make it easier for the raff would be good for the A special thanks to all who serve in the military, to pro- Woodlawn Rd. Apparently subdivision is coming, ready reader to see how close the area. Traffic may be bad at tect our country and to keep us free! nobody noticed the adver- or not. It is so much easier proposed changes are to his times and more congested Gedone Prachar tising done regarding the to pass on what one hears or her property. occasionally, but that is the Macclenny proposed development, than put a little effort into In the case of the recent price we pay for progress. nor the multiple coverage making a phone call or two hoopla over a proposed Next time you read some- articles from various meet- and find the right answers. apartment complex, many thing on social media that ings as the approval slowly I have an idea — read people don’t know that people are wildly speculat- BAKER moved its way through the the paper each week. I will while the proposed plans ing about, go to the source government cogs. be the first to admit some show three units, they will for answers. The county and But wait, the land clear- of the stories may not be be built in stages with sev- city zoning departments are ing and building began glamorous or exciting as eral years in between each in the phone book or pick up and the rumors started to the three or four crime sto- unit. the newspaper. You can find fly. Somebody heard there ries each week, but they are Also, rentals are a hot the answers, you just have was going to be 100 homes, full of information that af- commodity and in short to put a little effort into it. SOCIALIZING somebody else 500. Some- fect you and your life here supply. There are only a few Human body and Gods’ engineering

Stuff I’m thinking about pensive than a new MacBook Air lap- established in the 1800s when most Here’s something I tend to think top. It’s probably just as powerful. people lived on farms. Most kids never about when I wake up at 3 a.m. and • Here’s something to wrap your got past the sixth or seventh grade be- can’t go back to sleep. Often I’ll think head around. The face value of a tick- cause they were needed to work on the of something and then immediate- et to the first Super Bowl between the family farm. Vacations also had to do ly forget it when I wake up. This one Packers and the Kansas City Chiefs with farming. stuck with me. The human body is a and the 2019 game between the Pa- Kids were needed to help get the remarkable piece of engineering. Not triots and the LA Rams is incredibly crops in the ground and to tend to only did God put in all the things re- different. The face value in Row 11 of them. So, they were given two months quired to keep us alive the first game was $6. off to work in the fields. People are and moving, but he The same ticket would creatures of habit and even after that ADD YOUR COMMUNITY Share your also put in a built-in y ide of have run $3000 to- reason was long past its usefulness, we EVENT TO THE ONLINE cushion for when we M S day. Your basic fan is had become used to summer vacation. CALENDAR AT good news... get tired. The only priced out of ever see- Over the years there have been lots of bakercountypress.com Weddings & Births real purpose our butts the Matter ing a championship efforts to get rid of it and go to year- serve is to be a cushion ROBERT GERARD game. round schools, but its never caught on. bakercountypress.com for us to sit on when • Ever wonder why • Perhaps I’m dating myself, but we’re tired. we shake hands? An- whatever happened the school safety LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION: • I wonder why bald people can have thropologists claim it has to do with patrol? When I was in the sixth and full beards? I’ve seen lots of men who territoriality, learned behavior that seventh grade I was a patrol boy at are completely bald and yet are sport- was formed before we were civilized. Lake City Junior High. Every morn- ing a very healthy beard. That never We would present our right hand palm ing and afternoon I donned my or- made any sense to me. My daughter up to demonstrate that we were not ange sash and badge and strode out claims that facial hair is different than carrying a weapon. The person we met into the road to escort students across the hair on your head and is more would do the same and we would clasp the street. After a couple of years I’d closely aligned to the hair on your hands. Usually, when this is done, the worked my way up to sergeant and was chest or arms. It’s a mystery to me. space between the two people is the pretty proud of myself. That is, until I • What item that used to be a staple distance of a sword. It’s not something asked my wife about it one day. of television commercials six or seven we think about; we just do it automat- “I was a captain at Lake Forest Ele- years ago has completely disappeared ically. Territoriality is just in-bred in mentary.” Figures she’d out rank me. off our screens? Give up? Computers. us. She thought that was funny. Of course, When was the last time you saw an ad Anthropologists also claim that her dad had been in the school safety for a computer? You probably can’t re- when we feel threatened, we automat- patrol in the early 50’s at Brentwood member. ically take a step back and cross our Elementary. I guess she was a legacy. It used to be that Dell and HP and arms over our chests. We do that sub- The patrols are no more and I won- Apple spent a ton of money advertis- consciously to protect our heart and der why? Maybe it’s considered unsafe ing, but now that tablets and phones lungs. for little kids to walk out in front of have the same power as a computer • Ever wonder why school vaca- traffic in the days of cell phones and they don’t advertise because fewer and tion is two months long? It has noth- distracted driving. fewer people buy computers. ing really to do with kids or teachers The new Apple iPhone is more ex- needing a break. The school year was The Baker County Press USPS 040-280 Post Office Box 598 | Macclenny, FL 32063 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Publisher James C. McGauley (904) 259-2400 Letters are welcome, but must contain the signature of the writer, a [email protected] phone number and city of residence. Letters must be concise and re- The Baker County Press is published each Thursday by Baker County flect opinions and statements on current issues to the general public. MANAGING EDITOR Joel Addington Press, Inc. Periodicals postage paid under permit issued April 26, 1929 The newspaper reserves the right to reject any material which in the [email protected] at the post office in Macclenny, Florida. newspaper’s judgment does not meet standards of publication. ADVERTISING/PRODUCTION Jessica Prevatt [email protected] SUBSCRIPTION RATES CONTACT US $25.00 a year inside Baker County; $45.00 a year outside Baker Coun- SPORTS EDITOR Brianna Bartlett ty; deduct, $5.00 for persons outside Baker County who are 65 years By phone at 904.259.2400 or by fax at 904.259.6502. [email protected] of age or older, military personnel on active duty, and college stu- You can stop by our office located at 104 S. Fifth Street, Macclenny, FL BUSINESS MANAGER Karin Thomas dents. 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ACROSS the next permanent appoint- THEME: FAMOUS CATS ment, including a man named 1. Des Moines native ‘Buggs’. 6. *Cool ____ The Way 9. Bid, past tense Another feature of the 13. Tire in the trunk MacClenny carrier service was 14. Eastern title It Was the delivery to Stokesville in 15. Provide food the Georgia Bend. George 16. Avian talker BY THE LATE GENE BARBER Garrett with his horse and 17. Freight weight buggy made the trip along the Georgia Road (121-228) 18. “____ came a spider...” to the Thrift Settlement, then 19. *Calvin’s best friend USPS in Baker County right to Stokesville on Mon- 21. *Internet celebrity ____ Cat PART 2 OF 3 ant woman, she always asked, day, Wednesday, and Friday of 23. Urge Spot to attack “something wanted?” each week. He made deliver- 24. Not naughty Capt. McClenny’s office ies along that route from 1912 25. Smoker’s lung residue which stood at the site of The next post master, to 1916. 28. *Lioness of “Born Free” today’s Standard Oil yard, Walter Turner, was the son of a former New York sol- James S. F. Stephens, a 30. Sweet dark purple plum served as the post office un- minister, was appointed as der make-shif conditions, and dier-of-fortune and Mexican 35. Sean Penn’s “____ Am ____” War veteran. Republican, Mr. rural carrier on the 15th of 37. Wrong McClenny served as post mas- March 1913. Mr. Stephens was Turner was appointed in 1886. 39. Hawaiian veranda ter. His brief service was termi- the first local carrier to make nated by his death during the He was known as the man 40. Be charitable ‘you could set your watch by’. motorized delivery. Unaccus- 1888 yellow fever epidemic. 41. Synagogue read His schedule and punctuality tomed to the new machine, Immediately after the ep- he drove a brass upholstery 43. Officer-training program idemic, the first official post in opening and closing the post office became legendary. tack into the steering wheel 44. Bodily swelling office was established, named to make himself a rudder. He 46. Skier’s balancer ‘McClenny’, and it remained On the south-east corner used this tack-rudder to keep 47. Hiker’s journey at this site until about 1890, of College Street and Railroad Avenue stood a two-story a straight course until the 48. Pierre-Auguste of at which time it was moved 16th of October 1917. Impressionism into a small frame buliding frame structure. This building stood directly on the street, In 1916, Walter Turner died, 50. Switzerland’s folk hero on the south-west corner of and his son Earnest V. “Ear- 5th St. and Railroad Ave. An with its corner cut off. A post 52. Encouraging word supported the corner of the nie” was soon appointed. This 53. 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New Haven University dentistry was soon to move 64. Female reproductive cells Mr. Pons shot the sheriff once was in the west mid-block of 10. At the apex 42. *____ Kitty in the front and THREE TIMES into the second floor. Mr. Turn- 66. Junk yard stuff er purchased this building in South 5th St. between Mac- 11. Refuse to accept 45. Pneumatic weapon IN THE BACK. Mr. Pons eventu- Clenny and Railroad Avenues. 68. Oak fruit 12. Energy unit 49. Beluga yield ally went free. 1896, and moved the post of- fice into these quarters. Mr. Milton built a masonry 69. “____ the season ...” 15. Relating to a tail 51. Tutor’s offering During the period from building to the west of the 70. Pigpen sounds 1890 to 1896, there were In 1908, the first examina- 20. “Bravo! Bravo!” 54. Soup component tion was given for rural carrier. Turner Building, and into this 71. Small body of water 22. “Maggie May” singer 56. Binary digits code two post masters. 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© 2019 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 35, No. 25 Giggle Grid To reveal the punchline to this riddle, fill in the blanks using the letters found on this robot’s data screen. Use the Decoder Ring to discover the name of this terrific efore people actually went book by Jon Scieszka, which is to outer space, they went Q: What kind available at your local library. there with their imaginations. of books do Find the letter on the outer ring, then replace it with the letter Authors wrote about what they planets like on the inner ring. thought space and space travel to read? was like. These books are called A kid scientist and inventor science ction. is determined to win the B, 2 G, 5 D, 6 B, 5 F, 2 Midville Science Prize. With Science ction books are often the help of his robots Klink and about the future, or they take E, 3 G, 5 G, 5 C, 4 D, 1 Klank, he designs an amazing How many words can you place on other worlds. These flying bike. It sounds like a sure make with the letters in the winner of the Science Prize until word SPACESHIP? books often feature machines and tools that didn’t exist when his rival T. Edison steals his plans. It’s science facts, fun the book was written. And and adventure. sometimes there are interesting alien creatures!

Find the words in the puzzle. UNIVERSE How many of them can you SCIENCE find on this page? Zita the Spacegirl FICTION By Ben Hatke A N H C N U A L U E STORIES What Makes It Science Fiction? In this 2011 book, an earthling named Zita S I T H O G O R S I Read about each of these books. Then check o the is transported to a mysterious planet after CAPSULE reasons each one is considered a science ction book. her friend is kidnapped by an alien. She AUTHORS R T N E I L A R C F leaps to the rescue but has to deal with LAUNCH O M O A T S E R I U A humanoid chickens, angry robots, weird H From the Earth to the Moon creatures with tentacles, a friendly giant FLIGHT H G N R C V P E E T By Jules Verne mouse, and the impending destruction of FUTURE S G P F E the planet she’s standing on. Wow! SPACE T T H G I L F A N U In this book, written in 1865, three men U I N N F E A D C R build a giant cannon called the This book is science ction because it: ALIEN T B F K D T B F Columbiad to launch themselves to Takes place in the future. A T U E X I S T E E Takes place in another world. EXIST the moon in a bullet-shaped capsule. GIANT P F W D C T Jules Verne called the Columbiad a Features technology that didn’t E L U S P A C I O N “spaceship.” Some people say that B exist when this book was written. G READ Has alien creatures. Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical P F D B this was the first time in history TIN words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. that the word spaceship was used. U P D D T G This book is science ction because it: Takes place in the future. Takes place in another world. U H D H G Features technology that didn’t exist when this book was written. Fiction is Fun Has alien creatures. C D E F Cut out three photos from the newspaper. Newspapers are non-fiction, but think about The Wonderful Flight to the Mushroom Planet how these pictures could all be part of one By Eleanor Cameron Can you fictional story. Write a short story that includes Libraries aren’t just places This book, written in 1954, follows two boys who imagine that? the people, places and things in the photos. where you can get books. respond to a newspaper advertisement looking for a Some things that They’re resources for Standards Link: Research: Use the newspaper to locate info. homebuilt spaceship. They build one out of tin and were imagined by community and cultural events, scrap wood and bring it to the advertiser. He makes people years ago are you can get movies, magazines, a few modifications, gives them special fuel, and real today. Look access to computers, audio tells them they must visit the mushroom planet. through the books and much more. newspaper with an Someone who holds a library They must have a mascot to be older family member. card gets all these privileges. successful, he warns, so they grab Ask your family And best of all—it’s FREE! a chicken and blast off into space! member if they can How do you get a library card? This book is science ction because it: find anything in the Tell other kids about a book you think paper that was not Just visit your local library with Takes place in the future. they should read this summer. Have a parent. The library will have invented when they Takes place in another world. fun describing the book, but don’t them fill out a permission form Features technology that didn’t exist when this were children. and that’s all you do! book was written. Standards Link: Research: give away the ending. Use the newspaper to locate Has alien creatures. information. Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Follow written directions. Page 10 The Baker County Press Thursday, May 30, 2019 OBITUARIES Service Thursday for Evelyn Crews Betty Sue Prosch, 87, of Macclenny Funeral June 1 for Troy Ann Scriven Mary Evelyn Crews, 85, of Mac- Betty Sue Byram Prosch, 87, of Marvis “Troy Ann” Scriven, 64, of clenny passed peacefully on May 25, Macclenny passed away Monday, May Olustee passed away on May 25, 2019. 2019. She was born on May 24, 1934 27, 2019 at Ed Fraser Memorial Hospi- She was the daughter of the late Troy to the late John R. Davis and late Sina tal. Mrs. Prosch was born in Birming- L. and Mae Dorothy Arline. She was a Hickox Davis. Ms. Crews was born in ham, Alabama to the late Ervin Byram graduate of Baker County High School, Blackshear, Georgia, but resided in and Vada Wade Byram. She resided in Class of 1971, and continued her educa- Macclenny most of her life. She was Florida for the past thirty-five years, tion at the University of Florida, Santa a restaurant owner and entrepreneur both Jacksonville and Macclenny. She Fe College and the University of Phoe- with her late husband, Elder Paul P. enjoyed a long career as an employee nix where she earned a master’s degree Crews, and was most famously known of Kmart. She was an active member in nursing. Troy Ann was a member of for owning and managing the former of the Church of Christ and enjoyed Faith Bible Church in Sanderson. Midget Burger restaurant in Macclen- spending time with her children and Mrs. Scriven leaves to cherish her ny in the late 1960’s. She impacted grandchildren. Mrs. Prosch was pre- memories and continue her legacy many young lives and helped them get Mary Crews ceded in death by her parents; hus- Betty Prosch daughters Taffini (Deundrick) Reed, Marvis Scriven a start in life. She was a member of the band David Rufus Prosch of Alabama; Kaila (Mark) Givens, Johnetta Scriven Glen Baptist Church and was loved by many, especially her sisters Helen Frost of Alabama, and Jean McAlister of Al- and Candyce Arline; brother Gregory (Oweida) Arline Sr.; family. abama. grandchildren Carlyssa Ford, Kasyn Givens, Carlisa Ford Mrs. Crews was preceded in death by her loving husband Mrs. Prosch is survived by her loving sons David Lee and Lundyn Strachan, Jamarian Baker Camron Givens and and parents; son Paul K. Crews; brother John R. “Buck” Prosch (Jeanie) of Macclenn and Gregory Alan Prosch Chance Williams; two great-grandchildren; aunts, nieces, Davis Jr.; sisters Elois Harvey, Anna L. Mobley, Paulene (Debra) of Jacksonville; grandchildren Katy Helaine nephews and numerous other family members and friends. Olgavie, and Estell Green. Ms. Crews is survived by her Prosch McClellan (Shane) and JohnRyan David Lucas The funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, children Gary E. (Doris) Crews of Bryceville, Terry D. (Deb- Prosch, both of Macclenny; one great-grandchil; many June 1 at her church in Sanderson with Pastor Videll Wil- bie) Crews, Larry Crews, Melinda (Craig) Sorkness and nieces and nephews. liams officiating and Pastor Deundrick Reed as eulogist. Patty (Tony) Davis, all of Macclenny. 14 grandchildren, nu- Interment will be in Glen St. Mary at a later date. V. Internment will follow at Olustee Memorial Cemetery. Vis- merous great-grandchildren, and many other loved ones. Todd Ferreira Funeral Service of Macclenny is in charge of itation for family and friends will be May 3 from 6-8 p.m. A funeral service to honor the life of Mrs. Crews will be arrangements. until 8 pm at the church. Cooper Funeral Home of Lake held at 2 p.m. on Thursday, May 30 at her church with City is in charge of arrangements. Elder David Crawford officiating. The family will receive Thank you friends for a visitation on Wednesday, May 29 from 7-9 Women’s Center of Jax We would like to thank p.m. in the chapel of Guerry Funeral Home in Macclenny. 24-hour everyone who reached Internment will be at Moniac cemetery, Moniac, Georgia. RAPE CRISIS HOTLINE: out to our family during Obituaries and a photo are CHECK IT OUT... 904.721.7273 this time. All of your printed for free. prayers, texts, calls, food, bakercountypress.com donations and hugs were overwhelming. We are so BINGO Community Full Gospel MACCLENNY humbled by the love and EVERY FRIDAY EVENING support from all of our Church CHURCH OF CHRIST friends, churches and our St. Mary’s 573 S. 5th St. • 259-6059 community. Our lives are 12664 Mud Lake Rd. SUNDAY SERVICES forever changed, but with Catholic Church Bible Study 9:45 am God’s mercy and grace we Doors open Sunday School 10:00 am Sunday Morning 11:00 am Fellowship 10:30 am will make it through. 5:30 PM Worship Services 11:00 am The Lord is close to the BINGO starts Sunday Evening 6:00 pm Minister brokenhearted and saves 6:30 PM Tuesday Evening 7:00 pm Sam Kitching those who are crushed in 'A friendly spirit.--Psalm 34:18 1143 W. Macclenny Ave. church!' Pastor Tommy Richardson || 904-275-2949 The family of Jesslyn Lee Barnwell DINKINS NEW Sunday CONGREGATIONAL New Hope Church, Inc. METHODIST CHURCH The Road 23-A to Lauramore Rd. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. CR 127 N. of Sanderson & Fairgrounds Rd. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. to Calvary Evening Services 5:00 p.m. Sunday School 10:00 am Corner of Madison & Stoddard Wednesday Sunday Morning Service 11:00 am Glen St. Mary Pastor J. C. Lauramore Prayer Meeting 7:00 p.m. Sunday Night Service 6:00 pm Rev. 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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Dated: May 21, 2019. Special IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE Stacie D. Harvey CIRCUIT CIVIL DIVISION EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT As Clerk Of The Court CASE NO.: 18000019CAMXAX IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA By: Tina Carrington Tuesdays LEGAL CIRCUIT CIVIL DIVISION Deputy Clerk VANDERBILT MORTGAGE AND FINANCE, INC. CASE NO.: 18000067CAMXAX at the Emily Plaintiff(s), Shapiro, Fishman & Gaché, LLP U.S. BANK TRUST, N.A., AS TRUSTEE FOR 2424 North Federal Highway, Suite 360 vs. LSF10 MASTER PARTICIPATION TRUST Boca Raton, Florida 33431 NOTICES Plaintiff(s), Taber Library THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, BENEFI- (561) 998-6700 Attention mothers and CIARIES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNS, CREDITORS, vs. (561) 998-6707 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS LIENORS, AND TRUSTEES OF JAMES E. DAVIS, 5/23-5/30c IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ROBERT STEVENS; school children! You are EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT DECEASED, AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIM- TINA STEVENS; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Requests for Proposals will be received by the IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND AGAINST THE invited to take advantage Defendant(s). EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Baker County Board of Commission for Volun- CIRCUIT CIVIL DIVISION NAMED DEFENDANTS; THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, ______/ IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA of “A Universe of Stories” tary benefits, also known as worksite benefits. CASE NO.: 19000024CAMXAX DEVISEES, BENEFICIARIES, GRANTEES, AS- The plans offered are to be cost-effective solu- SIGNS, CREDITORS, LIENORS, AND TRUSTEES CASE NO. 18000115CAMXAX on Tuesday mornings at NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE tion to help employees offset out-of-pocket JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. OF KEVIN RYDER, DECEASED, AND ALL OTHER 10 a.m. at the Emily Taber medical expenses. The voluntary benefits are PERSONS CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON, F/K/A THE Plaintiff, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, pursu- employee-paid and used to help employees AND AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANTS, AS BANK OF NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR THE Public Library in Macclen- ant to Plaintiff’s Final Judgment of Foreclosure fill the gaps created by high-deductibles and vs. POSSIBLE HEIR; LORI DAVIS; SHYLO DAVIS; CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF CWABS, INC., AS- entered on January 9, 2019, in the above-cap- ny. rising co-pays. A full RFP specification pack- LINDA FORD; KENNETH DAVIS; GLEN FOREST SET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-12, TINA MANNING, et al tioned action, the Clerk of Court will sell to the age is available by contacting O&A Insurance LLC; THE UNKNOWN TENANT IN POSSESSION Plaintiff, A list of the upcoming Defendant(s). highest and best bidder for cash at the front Services via email or phone. 904-287-0848 / N/K/A LESLIE CREWS; ______/ door of the Baker County Courthouse, 339 East vs. events — all free of charge: [email protected]. Defendant(s). ______/ MacClenny Avenue, MacClenny, Florida 32063 UNKNOWN HEIRS OF JIMMIE STEPHENS, NOTICE OF ACTION in accordance with Chapter 45, Florida Stat- • June 11 — OrisiRisi The deadline for proposals is Monday, June et al. utes on the 27th day of June, 2019 at 11:00 Defendants (African drumming and 10, 2019. THE COUNTY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO: SARAH REGINA POLLARD NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE AM on the following described property as set ______/ TO REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS. RESIDENT: Unknown dance). Out of this world NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, pursu- forth in said Final Judgment of Foreclosure or 5/30c LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 1610 S 31ST ST, order, to wit:: experience. STE 148, TEMPLE, TX 76504-6788 ant to Plaintiff’s Final Judgment of Foreclosure NOTICE OF ACTION INVITATION TO BID entered on May 8, 2019, in the above-cap- • June 18 — JiggleMan tioned action, the Clerk of Court will sell to the A PART OF PARCEL OF LAND IN To the following Defendant: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an ac- THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION (Over The Moon laughs). Structural Repairs/Remodel Ag Center tion to foreclose a mortgage on the following highest and best bidder for cash at the front 7, TOWNSHIP 3 SOUTH, RANGE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JIMMIE STEPHENS Auditorium described property located in BAKER County, door of the Baker County Courthouse, 339 East • June 25 — MOSH 22 EAST, BAKER COUNTY, FLORI- (CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN) BID# 2019-07 Florida: MacClenny Avenue, MacClenny, Florida 32063 (planetary delights). in accordance with Chapter 45, Florida Stat- DA, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY Last Known Address: DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: FOR A 14441 WILDCAT ALLEY, GLENN SAINT MARY, The Baker County Board of County Commis- PARCEL #13. A PARCEL OF LAND utes on the 25th day of July, 2019 at 11:00 • July 2 — Tampa Taiko sioners is seeking sealed bids from qualified AM on the following described property as set POINT OF REFERENCE, COMMENCE FL 32040 LYING IN AND BEING A PART OF AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF (a Storm of Sound). General Contractors to provide labor, materi- THE NW 1/4 OF SECTION 7, TOWN- forth in said Final Judgment of Foreclosure or THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SAID SEC- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an ac- als, supplies, services, etc to make structural SHIP 3 SOUTH, RANGE 22 EAST, order, to wit:: TION 7, RUN THENCE SOUTH 88 DE- tion for Foreclosure of Mortgage on the follow- • July 9 — Out of My repairs to the Ag Center Auditorium trusses, BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING and to remodel various areas of the audito- PARCEL 51 GREES 45 MINUTES 52 SECONDS ing described property: Hands (juggling fun). MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED EAST, ALONG THE NORTHERLY rium that include electrical, air conditioning, AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE BOUNDARY OF SAID SOUTHEAST A PARCEL OF LAND IN THE WEST • July 16 — Mr. Richard and aesthetic improvements. See the section NE CORNER OF SAID NW 1/4 OF A PARCEL OF LAND LYING, BEING 1/4 A DISTANCE OF 1026.20 FEET; HALF OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF titled “Scope of Work” and the attached engi- SECTION 7, THENCE RUN S 0 DE- AND SITUATE IN SECTION 29 AND (universal concert). THENCE SOUTH 23 DEGREES 40 THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION neering plans for full description of work. The GREE 51 MINUTES 37 SECONDS 30, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE 21 MINUTES 49 SECONDS EAST, A 12, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE All programs are held UF/IFAS Extension Agricultural Center office is E, ALONG THE EAST BOUNDARY EAST, BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA, DISTANCE OF 181.20 FEET TO AN 21 EAST, BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA, located at 1025 W. Macclenny Ave, Macclenny OF SAID NW 1/4, A DISTANCE OF MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED across the street from the ANGLE POINT IN THE NORTHERLY MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED FL 32063. 970.06 FEET TO AN INTERSECTION AS FOLLOWS: LINE OF A 50 FOOT EASEMENT FOR AS FOLLOWS: FOR A POINT OF library at the Woman’s WITH THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF A COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHWEST INGRESS AND EGRESS, THENCE REFERENCE, COMMENCE AT THE The County is seeking a lump sum price for 50 FOOT EASEMENT FOR INGRESS CORNER OF SAID SECTION 29, Club — free to everyone! SOUTH 18 DEGREES 39 MINUTES NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE a turn-key project. Estimated cost of project AND EGRESS AND THE POINT OF AND RUN S 88° 10` 17” W, ALONG 04 SECONDS EAST, A DISTANCE WEST 1/2 OF THE SOUTHWEST $100,000. BEGINNING, THENCE CONTINUE THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID SECTION OF 53.24 FEET TO AN ANGLE POINT 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF S 0 DEGREE 51 MINUTES 37 SEC- 30, A DISTANCE OF 21.43 FEET IN THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF SAID SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, Bid information may be obtained on-line at ONDS E, A DISTANCE OF 260.00 TO THE INTERSECTION WITH THE EASEMENT AND THE POINT OF BE- RANGE 21 EAST, RUN THENCE S http://www.bakercountyfl.org/purchasing FEET, THENCE N 87 DEGREES 46 EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF GINNING OF THE PARCEL OF LAND 0°20’40” W, ALONG THE EASTERLY MINUTES 09 SECONDS W, A DIS- AN 80 FOOT COUNTY MAINTAINED HEREIN DESCRIBED; RUN THENCE BOUNDARY OF SAID WEST 1/2 A MANDATORY PRE-BID CONFERENCE will TANCE OF 100.00 FEET, THENCE GRADED ROAD (KNOWN LOCAL- SOUTH 88 DEGREES 34 MINUTES DISTANCE OF 333.43 FEET TO THE be held on June 13, 2019 at, 10:00a.m. N 0 DEGREE 51 MINUTES 37 SEC- LY AS COWPEN ROAD); THENCE 19 SECONDS EAST, ALONG THE POINT OF BEGINNING OF THE PAR- local time. Bidders are required to attend to ONDS W, A DISTANCE OF 260 FEET RUN N 01°45` 17`` W, ALONG SAID SOUTHERLY LINE OF SAID EASE- CEL OF LAND HEREIN DESCRIBED, be eligible to bid on the project. This project TO THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF SAID EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE, A MENT A DISTANCE OF 150.0 FEET, CONTINUE THENCE S 0°20’40” requires Performance and Payments Bonds to EASEMENT, THENCE S 87 DE- DISTANCE OF 366.92 FEET; THENCE THENCE SOUTH 1 DEGREES 25 W, A DISTANCE OF 165.00 FEET, be provided. GREES 46 MINUTES 09 SECONDS CONTINUE RUNNING N 01°45` MINUTES 41 SECONDS WEST, A THENCE N 89°34’48” W, A DIS- E, ALONG SAID SOUTHERLY LINE, A 17” W, CONTINUING ALONG SAID DISTANCE OF 105.0 FEET; THENCE TANCE OF 240.25 FEET TO A POINT Bid will be received until 3:00 p.m., on June DISTANCE OF 100.00 FEET TO THE EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE, A SOUTH 51 DEGREES 16 MINUTES ON THE EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY 27, 2019 in the Office of the County Manager, POINT OF BEGINNING. CONTAINING DISTANCE OF 374.46 FEET; THENCE 11 SECONDS WEST, A DISTANCE LINE OF A 50 FOOT COUNTY ROAD, Baker County Board of Commissioners, 55 N. 0.6 ACRES MORE CONTINUE RUNNING N 01° 45` OF 238 FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO RUN THENCE N 0°25’12” E ALONG 3rd Street, Macclenny FL 32063. Bid MUST OR LESS. 17`` W, CONTINUING ALONG SAID have the respondent’s name and mailing EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE, A THE CENTERLINE OF A NATURAL SAID EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY CREEK, RUN THENCE NORTHWEST- LINE A DISTANCE OF 165.00 FEET, address clearly shown on the outside of PARCEL #14. A PARCEL OF LAND DISTANCE OF 345.50 FEET THENCE ERLY ALONG THE MEANDERINGS THENCE S the envelope or package when submitted. LYING IN AND BEING A PART OF CONTINUE RUNNING N 01°45` OF SAID CREEK, A DISTANCE OF 89°34’48” E A DISTANCE OF 240.03 Submit two (2) copies of your bid in a sealed THE NW 1/4, SECTION 7, TOWN- 17” W, CONTINUING ALONG SAID envelope or similar package marked “STRUC- EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE, A 180 FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO A FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. SHIP 3 SOUTH, RANGE 22 EAST, POINT ON THE SOUTHERLY LINE TURAL REPAIRS/REMODEL AG CENTER” on BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING DISTANCE OF 238.89 FEET; THENCE the front of the envelope. RUN N 13° 35` 16” W, CONTINUING OF THE AFOREMENTIONED 50 AND ALSO: MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED FOOT EASEMENT, RUN THENCE AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE ALONG SAID EASTERLY RIGHT OF NORTH 51 DEGREES 16 MINUTES A PARCEL OF LAND IN THE WEST The deadline to submit questions is June 25, NE CORNER OF SAID NW 1/4 OF WAY LINE, A DISTANCE OF 109.82 11 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF HALF OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF 2019, at 10:00 AM. Questions shall be sub- SECTION 7, THENCE RUN S 0 DE- FEET; THENCE CONTINUE RUNNING 196 FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO THE THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION mitted in writing to Kennie Downing, County GREE 51 MINUTES 37 SECONDS E, N 13° 35` 16” W, CONTINUING POINT OF BEGINNING. 12, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE Manager at kennie.downing@bakercountyfl. ALONG THE EASTERLY BOUNDARY ALONG SAID EASTERLY RIGHT OF 21 EAST, BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA, org. All answers will be issued in writing via OF SAID NW 1/4 OF SECTION 7, A WAY LINE, A DISTANCE OF 181.47 PROPERTY ADDRESS: 5966 J B MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED addendum on the County’s website at http:// DISTANCE OF 970.06 FEET TO AN FEET; THENCE RUN N 05° 11` 42” HINES ROAD, MACCLENNY, FL AS FOLLOWS: FOR A POINT OF www.bakercountyfl.org/purchasing. INTERSECTION WITH THE SOUTH- W, CONTINUING ALONG SAID 32063 REFERENCE, COMMENCE AT THE ERLY LINE OF A 50 FOOT EASE- EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE, NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE Bids will be opened and respondents an- MENT FOR INGRESS AND EGRESS, A DISTANCE OF 155.00 FEET TO Any person claiming an interest in the WEST 1/2 OF THE SOUTHWEST nounced at 3:00 P.M. local time, or as soon THENCE N 87 DEGREES 46 MIN- THE POINT OF BEGINNING OF THE surplus from the sale, if any, other than the 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF thereafter as practical, on June 27, 2019, in UTES 09 SECONDS W, A DISTANCE HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED PARCEL property owner as of the date of the lis pen- SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, the Baker County Administrative offices, 55 OF 100.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF OF LAND; THENCE CONTINUE RUN- dens, must file a claim within sixty (60) days RANGE 21 EAST, RUN THENCE S N. 3rd Street, Macclenny FL 32063. The bid BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUE N NING N 05° 11` 42” W, CONTINUING after the sale. 0°29’40” W, ALONG THE EASTERLY opening is open to the public. 87 DEGREES 46 MINUTES 09 SEC- ALONG SAID EASTERLY RIGHT OF BOUNDARY OF SAID WEST 1/2 A ONDS W, ALONG SAID SOUTHERLY WAY LINE, A DISTANCE OF L75.04 AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT DISTANCE OF 498.43 FEET TO THE The County reserves the right, in its sole and EASEMENT LINE, A DISTANCE OF FEET; THENCE RUN N 04° 47` 06” If you are a person with a disability who POINT OF BEGINNING OF THE PAR- absolute discretion, to reject any or all Bids, 100.00 FEET, THENCE S 0 DEGREE E, CONTINUING ALONG SAID EAST- needs any accommodation in order to par- CEL OF LAND HEREIN DESCRIBED, to cancel or withdraw this solicitation at any 51 MINUTES 37 SECONDS E, A DIS- ERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE, A DIS- ticipate in this proceeding, you are entitled, CONTINUE THENCE S 0°20’40” time and waive any irregularities in the Solic- TANCE OF 195.00 FEET; THENCE S TANCE OF 147.37 FEET; THENCE at no cost to you, to the provision of certain W A DISTANCE OF 165.00 FEET, itation process. No faxed Proposals will be 55 DEGREES 40 MINUTES 42 SEC- RUN N 89° 34` 33” E, A DISTANCE assistance. Please contact the ADA Coor- THENCE N 89°34’48” W, A DIS- accepted. ONDS E, A DISTANCE OF 122.17 OF 1356.96 FEET; THENCE RUN dinator at (352) 337-6237, at least 7 days TANCE OF 240.46 FEET TO A POINT FEET, THENCE N 0 DEGREE 51 MIN- S 01° 39` 17” W, A DISTANCE OF before your scheduled court appearance. If ON THE EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY Additional information may be obtained from: UTES 37 SECONDS W, A DISTANCE 321.40 FEET; THENCE RUN S 89° you are hearing or voice impaired, please LINE AT A 50 FOOT COUNTY ROAD, Baker County Board of OF 260.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF 34` 33” W, A DISTANCE OF L344.L2 call 711. If you are deaf or hard of hearing RUN THENCE N 0°25’12” E ALONG County Commissioners BEGINNING. CONTAINING 0.52 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. and require an ASL interpreter or an assist- SAID EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY 55 N. 3rd St. ACRES, MORE OR LESS. Macclenny, FL 32063 SUBJECT TO A 15 FOOT UTILITY ed listening device to participate in a pro- LINE A DISTANCE OF 165.00 FEET, ceeding, please contact Court Interpreting THENCE S (904) 259-3613 SAID LANDS BEING RECORDED IN EASEMENT OVER, ACROSS AND at [email protected]. 89°34’48” E A DISTANCE OF 240.25 Website: ORB 41, PAGE 348 OF THE PUB- ALONG THE WESTERLY BOUNDARY http://www.bakercountyfl.org/purchasing THEREOF, ALONG SAID EASTERLY FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. LIC RECORDS OF BAKER COUNTY, Dated: May 21, 2019. 5/30-6/6c FLORIDA. RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF AN 80 FOOT COUNTY MAINTAINED GRADED Stacie D. Harvey A/K/A 14441 WILDCAT ALLEY, ROAD (KNOWN LOCALLY AS COW- Clerk of the Circuit Court GLEN SAINT MARY, FL 32040 has been filed against you, and you are re- As Clerk of the Court quired to serve a copy to your written defens- PEN ROAD) has been filed against you and you are re- es, if any, to this action on Phelan Hallinan By: Tina Carrington quired to serve a copy of your written de- Diamond & Jones, PLLC, attorneys for plaintiff, TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN Deputy Clerk fenses, if any, to Ian D. Jagendorf, Esq. at VAN whose address is 2001 NW 64th Street, Suite MOBILE HOME(S) AS FOLLOWS: NESS LAW FIRM, PLC, Attorney for the Plaintiff, 100, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309, and file the 2006 CLAYTON WITH SERIAL NUM- Padgett Law Group, Attorney for Plaintiff whose address is 1239 E. NEWPORT CENTER original with the Clerk of the Court, within 30 BER(S): WHC015792GAA AND WH- 6267 Old Water Oak Road, Suite 203 DRIVE, SUITE #110, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL days after the first publication of this notice, C015792GAB. Tallahassee, FL 32312 33442 on or before June 24, 2019, a date either before or immediately thereafter, June [email protected] which is within thirty (30) days after the first 17, 2019, otherwise a default may be entered PROPERTY ADDRESS: 11389 COW- publication of this Notice in the BAKER COUN- against you for the relief demanded in the PEN ROAD, SANDERSON, FL 32087 5/30-6/6c TY PRESS and file the original with the Clerk Complaint. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE of this Court either before service on Plaintiff’s Any person claiming an interest in the EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwise DATED: May 13, 2019. surplus from the sale, if any, other than the IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA property owner as of the date of the lis pen- CIVIL DIVISION a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. This notice Clerk of the Circuit Court dens, must file a claim within sixty (60) days CASE NO.: 2018-CA-000130 after the sale. is provided to Administrative Order No. 2065. By: Tina Carrington JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association Deputy Clerk of the Court AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT Plaintiff, AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT If you are a person with a disability who If you are a person with a disability who vs. Phelan Hallinan Diamond & Jones, PLLC needs any accommodation in order to par- needs any accommodation in order to par- ticipate in this proceeding, you are entitled, ticipate in this proceeding, you are entitled, 2001 NW 64th Street Danny L. Mathern a/k/a Danny Manthern; at no cost to you, to the provision of certain at no cost to you, to the provision of certain Suite 100 Mary E. Mathern; Ridge Estates Property assistance. Please contact the ADA Coor- assistance. Please contact the ADA Coor- Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309 Owners Association, Inc.; Unknown Parties dinator at (352) 337-6237, at least 7 days dinator at (352) 337-6237, at least 7 days in Possession #1, If living, and all Unknown 5/23-5/30c before your scheduled court appearance. If before your scheduled court appearance. If Parties claiming by, through, under and you are hearing or voice impaired, please you are hearing or voice impaired, please NOTICE against the above named Defendant(s) who call 711. If you are deaf or hard of hearing call 711. If you are deaf or hard of hearing INVITATION FOR BIDS are not known to be dead or alive, whether and require an ASL interpreter or an assist- and require an ASL interpreter or an assist- BID #19-02 said Unknown Parties may claim an interest ed listening device to participate in a pro- ed listening device to participate in a pro- as Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, Grantees, or Other ceeding, please contact Court Interpreting ceeding, please contact Court Interpreting New River Regional Landfill Claimants; Unknown Parties in Possession #2, at [email protected]. at [email protected]. Class I Landfill Exposed Geomembrane Cover If living, and all Unknown Parties claiming by, (EGC) Closure through, under and against the above named Dated: May 21, 2019. WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Gravel and Drainage Sand Materials Defendant(s) who are not known to be dead Stacie D. Harvey Court this 16th day of May, 2019. or alive, whether said Unknown Parties may As Clerk of the Court The New River Solid Waste Association (NR- claim an interest as Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, Stacie D. Harvey SWA) is extending an invitation for bids (IFB) Grantees, or Other Claimants, By: Tina Carrington Baker County, Florida to provide gravel and drainage sand materials Defendant(s). Deputy Clerk Clerk of Court for the construction of the New River Region- ______/ al Landfill (NRRL) Class I Landfill Exposed Padgett Law Group, Attorney for Plaintiff By: Julie B. Combs Geomembrane Cover (EGC) Closure project. NOTICE OF SALE The successful Bidder will be responsible for 6267 Old Water Oak Road, Suite 203 As Deputy Clerk Tallahassee, FL 32312 providing and delivering one or both materials, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to gravel and/or drainage sand, in accordance [email protected] Ian D. Jagendorf, Esq. order rescheduling foreclosure sale or Final Van Ness Law Firm, PLC with the project’s Technical Specifications. 5/23-5/30c Judgment, entered in Civil Case No. 2018- This IFB does not include installation or con- 1239 E. Newport Center Drive, Suite 110 REGISTRATION OF FICTITIOUS NAMES CA-000130 of the Circuit Court of the 8th Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 struction. The materials shall be delivered to Judicial Circuit in and for Baker County, Flor- the NRRL, located approximately 2.5 miles 5/30-6/6c We the undersigned, being duly sworn, ida, wherein JPMorgan Chase Bank, National north of Raiford, Florida, on the east side of Association, Plaintiff and Danny L. Mathern State Road 121. do hereby declare under oath that the names IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE of all persons interest in the business or pro- a/k/a Danny Manthern are defendant(s), I, EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Clerk of Court, Stacie D. Harvey, will sell to the Bid packages and other information are avail- fession carried on under the name of Taco Bell, IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA at: 1215 S 6th Street, Macclenny, FL 32063, highest and best bidder for cash AT THE EAST CASE NO.: 02-2018-CP-84 able for pickup at the Administrative Office at DOOR OF THE BAKER COUNTY COURTHOUSE NRSWA, 24276 NE 157th Street, Raiford, Flor- in the county of Baker, contact phone number: LOCATED AT 339 EAST MACCLENNY AVENUE, IN RE: The Estate of ida 32083. Bid packages can also be request- 919-850-0558 and the extent of the interest of MACCLENNEY, BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA, BE- TOMMY MATTOX, ed to be received electronically by emailing each is as follows: TWEEN 11:00 A.M. AND 2:00 P.M. on July 25, Deceased. a request to NRSWA at [email protected]. Dated at Macclenny, FL, this 29th day of May 2019. 2019, the following described property as set ______/ All bids must be submitted on the Bid Form forth in said Final Judgment, to-wit: provided. Completed bids are to be mailed to NAME EXTENT OF INTEREST NOTICE OF ACTION NRSWA, PO Box 647, Raiford, Florida 32083 LOT 3A, RIDGE ESTATES, ACCORD- or delivered to the NRSWA Administrative Of- Luihn VantEdge Partners, LLC 100% ING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THERE- TO: KIMBERLY JEAN EDWARDS: fice at 24276 NE 157th Street, Raiford, Florida Allan Luihn, OF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, Justin Goodson, L.F.D., Garrett Milton, Licensed Intern, Brittnee Milton, 32083. After the IFB opening, the bids will be Signature PAGE(S) 14, PUBLIC RECORDS OF YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Probate has F.D.I.C., Eva & Emee Milton, William “Bill” Guerry, Owner, L.F.D., examined for completeness and preserved in BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA. the custody of the NRSWA Executive Director. been filed in The Estate of Tommy Mattox: STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA You are required to serve a copy of your writ- Cameron Wilson, Funeral Assistant, Dylan Hall, Funeral Assistant Bids will be evaluated, and a vendor selected TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN in accordance with NRSWA Purchasing Policy. COUNTY OF WAKE ten defenses, if any, to the action of the Peti- MANUFACTURED HOME, YEAR: tioner’s Attorney whose name and address is All bids received after the specified time and Sworn to and subscribed before me this For 70 years Guerry Funeral Home has served the 2005, MAKE: FLEETWOOD, VIN#: HUGH D. FISH, JR., at P.O. Box 531, Macclenny, date will not be considered. Contact the NR- 21st day of May, A.D. 2019. GAFL575A767875C21 AND VIN#: people of Baker County from the same location and SWA office at (386) 431-1000 for questions Florida 32063, on or before June 21, 2019,, GAFL575B767875C21. and file the original with the Clerk of Court, ei- concerning the bid package. The DEADLINE By: Kristy McLaurin Dixon, with the compassion and dignity they deserve. To- Title: Notary Public ther before service on the petitioner’s attorney for submittal is Thursday, June 6, 2019, 3:00 Any person claiming an interest in the pm (local time). 5/30c or immediately thereafter; otherwise an Order day, that same care and value remain. Let our family surplus from the sale, if any, other than the on Summary Administration will be entered in 5/23-5/30c property owner as of the date of the lis pen- the above referenced case. serve yours in your greatest time of need. dens must file a claim within 60 days after the sale. WITNESS my hand and Seal of this Court Always COMPASSIONATE on this 11th day of April, 2019. ALCOHOLICS AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT PREGNANCY If you are a person with a disability who Stacie Harvey Always PROFESSIONAL needs any accommodation in order to par- As Clerk of the Court OPTIONS ANONYMOUS ticipate in this proceeding, you are entitled, By: Always AFFORDABLE at no cost to you, to the provision of certain Melissa Haines Meetings Mon. - Sat. @ 8 pm assistance. Please contact the ADA Coor- Deputy Clerk Call dinator;201 East University Avenue, Room 8981 S. SR 228, Macclenny 410, Gainesville, Florida 32601 (352) 491- Hugh D. Fish, Jr. 259-2211 4490 at least 7 days before your scheduled PO Box 531 904-259-2585 Meeting Monday @ 6:30 pm court appearance, or immediately upon re- Macclenny, FL 32063 420 East Macclenny Ave. | Macclenny 93 N. 5th St., Macclenny ceiving this notification of the time before (904) 259-6606 the scheduled appearance is less than 7 [email protected] www.guerryfuneralhome.net for help days. If you are hearing or voice impaired, call 711. 5/23-6/13c Page 12 The Baker County Press Thursday, May 30, 2019 Delinquent 2018 Property Tax Notices The Baker County Press Published May 16, 23 & 30, 2019 DELINQUENT PROPERTY TAXES Instructions on Identifying Property Property Parcel Number (PPN) Example: (PPN) 01-1S-22-1001-0102-0010 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 31st day of May, 01- Represents the Section where the property is located. 2019 at the hour of eight-thirty A.M. at the Baker County 1S- Represents the Township where the property is located. Administration Building, 55 North 3rd Street, in Baker 22- Represents the Range where the property is located. County, City of Macclenny, State of Florida, Tax Sale 1001- Represents the Subdivision where the property is located. Certificates will be sold on the following described land to 0102- Represents the Block where the property is located. pay the amount due for the 2018 taxes herein set opposite 0010- Represents the Lot where the property is located. the same, together with all advertising costs of sale. SEE CURRENT TAX ROLL FOR COMPLETE LEGAL DESCRIPTION.

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AMENDMENT TO THE 332S21000000000212 GRIFFIN EARNEST & 994 $618.60 1065 $265.07 DANETHER 353S22000400040060 R & H TRUST 362S21021700000270 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL Call 259-6291 ext 5269 LAND USE 926 $922.75 995 $576.70 1066 $265.07 Board of County Commissioners of Baker County, Florida will con- 332S21000000000214 RHODEN MESHELLE 353S22000400050070 R & H TRUST 362S21021700000280 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL sider the TRANSMITTAL of a proposed CHANGE TO THE USE OF 928 $272.90 996 HX $167.00 1067 $265.07 LAND described in this advertisement. 332S21000000000270 LEE JEROME & DEANDREA L 353S22000400060020 WALKER THERMON JR & TINA 362S21021700000290 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL 929 HX $749.81 997 HX $845.41 1068 $265.07 The public is hereby notified that the Land Planning Agency (LPA) of 332S21000000000280 THOMPSON LUCY 362S20000000000014 RHODEN GREG & JAWAN L 362S21021700000300 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL Baker County, Florida will hold a public hearing on June 13, 2019 at 930 $168.89 999 $499.10 1069 $265.07 6 P.M. or as soon thereafter as can be heard, in the Board of Coun- 332S21000000000300 WILLIAMS FRANCILLE 362S20000000000032 CLAYTON CURTIS & LILLIAN 362S21021700000310 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL ty Commissioners Meeting Room, 55 North Third Street, Macclenny, 931 HX $293.27 1000 $543.10 1070 $265.07 Florida to consider the below described amendments to Chapter 24. 332S21000000000310 FARMER RICHARD 362S20000000000037 CREWS TOMMY E 362S21021700000330 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL Baker County Land Development Regulations. The recommenda- 932 $46.58 1001 HX$355.62 1071 $265.07 tions of the LPA will be forwarded to the Board of County Commis- 332S21000000000375 RUISE YOLANDA M & ET AL 362S20000000000040 STEWART NOLAN & CYNTHIA L 362S21021700000340 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL sioners of Baker County which will hold a public hearing on June 18, 933 $1,006.92 1002 $1,475.55 1072 $265.07 2019 at 6 P.M. or as soon thereafter as can be heard, in the Board 332S21000000000380 THE ALABAMA CENTER FOR 362S20000000000043 DAVIS SIMON 362S21021700000350 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL of County Commissioners Meeting Room, 55 North Third Street, RURAL Macclenny, Florida to consider, after receipt of public comment, the 1003 $942.34 1073 $265.07 934 HX $306.65 362S20000000000049 POPLIN MARK 362S21021700000360 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL transmittal of an amendment to the FUTURE LAND USE MAP (FLUM) 332S21000000000400 DANIELS LEVI of the 2020 Baker County Comprehensive Plan The public hearings 1004 $112.33 1074 $265.07 935 $616.15 362S20000000000072 WILLIAMS DAWN A 362S21021700000370 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL are scheduled for the purpose of receiving public comment pursuant 332S21000000000481 PAIGE LEON to Section 163.3187, Florida Statutes, on the proposed amendments 1005 HX$167.00 1075 $265.07 936 $496.00 362S20000000000120 SIMMONS JIMMY E 362S21021700000380 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL to the Future Land Use Map. 332S21000000000488 PAIGE VICKIE 1006 HX$618.64 1076 $265.07 937 $1,140.74 362S20000000000161 WILLIAMS DAWN A 362S21021700000390 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL The ordinance proposes to change the current land use classifica- 332S21000000000491 RUISE JOE N & ET AL tion on approximately 3.00 +/- acres of AGRICULTURE B Land Use to 1007 HX$402.68 1077 $265.07 VERY LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL Land Use on the following land, 362S20000000000162 WILLIAMS LEE M & REATHA 362S21021700000400 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL 939 HX $473.22 the owner of said land recorded as Raymond Patrick Cullinan. 332S21000000000511 WILLIAMS ALPHA & MINNIE & 1008 HX$425.43 1078 $265.07 362S20000000000163 WILLIAMS FREDERICK 362S21021700000410 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL 940 $372.95 Location Address 332S21000000000516 FARMER RICHARD 1009 HX$418.76 1079 $265.07 10954 County Road 125 362S20000000000271 WALKER EMMA & 362S21021700000420 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL 941 HX $553.49 Parcel Identification 25-2S-21-0000-0000-0132 332S21000000000520 RUISE JAPAN 1010 $408.20 1080 $265.07 362S20000000000272 SURRENCY LARRY DONNELL 362S21021700000430 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL 942 HX $293.08 JR & ORDINANCE NO. 2019- 332S21000000000525 GIVENS JOHNNIE LEE & 1081 $265.07 AN ORDINANCE BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM- 1011 $955.13 362S21021700000440 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL 943 $112.33 362S20000000000313 SECRETARY OF HOUSING & MISSIONERS OF BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA AMEND- 332S21000000000527 GIVENS MICHELLE URBAN 1082 $265.07 ING ORDINANCE NO.91-1, AS AMENDED, SPECIFI- 362S21021700000450 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL CALLY TO AMEND THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF 944 $110.09 1012 $30.04 332S21017500000070 GIVENS LAKISHA 362S20000000000314 RUISE SATERIA 1083 $265.07 THE ADOPTED 2020 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, WITH 362S21021700000460 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL RESPECT TO A PARCEL OF LAND BEING APPROX- 945 $110.09 1013 HX$582.30 332S21017500000080 GIVENS LAKISHA 362S20000000000365 RUISE BRANDON P & SHELLEY 1084 $265.07 IMATELY 3.00 ACRES IN SIZE; SAID AMENDMENT M 362S21021700000470 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL REQUESTED IN AN APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY 946 $144.56 332S21017500000090 GIVENS DEMAREION A & 1014 HX$767.72 1085 $265.07 RAYMOND PATRICK CULLINAN; PROVIDING FOR A JENNIFER 362S20000000000460 BLUE LULA (ESTATE) 362S21021700000490 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL CHANGE IN LAND USE CLASSIFICATION FROM “AG- 947 $110.09 1015 HX$312.59 1086 $265.07 RICULTURE B” LAND USE TO “RESIDENTIAL F” LAND 332S21017500000100 GIVENS DEMAREION A & 362S20000000000670 CISERO CHARLIE LEE & ETHEL 362S21021700000500 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL USE; PROVIDING SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING AN EF- JENNIFER FECTIVE DATE. 1016 $130.91 1087 $478.73 948 $363.50 362S20000000000761 SMITH CHARLES & COLEMAN 363S20000000000130 RHODEN JAMES ALLEN SR & After the public hearing the Board may take immediate action to 332S22000000000250 ALI AMIR BRENDA 1017 $1,499.89 adopt the proposed amendment, or may continue its deliberations 949 $983.63 362S20000000000771 CARTER CECIL J 1088 $29.09 to a date, time and place then announced without publishing further 332S22000000000270 WILLIAMS TIMOTHY RAY 492N20MINR00000012 MURPHY MINERALS CORP 1018 $8,134.04 notice thereof. A copy of the proposed amendment is available for 950 $373.54 362S21000000000041 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL 1089 $29.09 inspection by the public at the Baker County Community Develop- 332S22001800010010 BERRIER-PACETTI SUSAN Y 492N20MINR00000013 MCBRIDE PAUL 1020 $388.82 ment Department, 360 East Shuey Avenue, Macclenny, FL, between 951 HX $893.13 362S21000000000370 FOSTER ROBERT the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, exclud- 332S22001800050010 MARTIN JAMES A & WANDA J ing legal holidays. Interested parties may appear at the meetings 1021 $1,181.87 953 $872.36 362S21005100020010 HIGGINBOTHAM JAMES R and be heard with respect to the proposed amendment. 341S22000000000040 BATY R D JR 1022 $78.71 954 HX $654.60 362S21005100020070 HIGGINBOTHAM JAMES R Pursuant to Section 286.0105, Florida Statues, a person deciding to 351N20000000000123 KARNES KYLE & REGISTER appeal any decision made by the Local Planning Agency or Board of CINDY 1025 HX$409.93 ALCOHOLICS 362S21005100220070 HARVEY DEBRA LYNN County Commissioners with respect to any matter considered at the 955 HX $325.41 meeting or at any subsequent meeting to which the Board has contin- 351N20000000000125 BENNETT AGIE JESSIE & 1026 $907.64 ANONYMOUS SHARON 362S21005100270050 MANNING KELVIN D ued its deliberations is advised that such person will need a record of all proceedings and may need to ensure that a verbatim record of all 956 HX $130.50 1027 $1,404.05 MEETINGS proceedings is made, which must include the testimony and evidence 351N20000000000135 PEARCE JOHN DAVID 362S21005100270070 GODWIN ALFRED W & CAROLYN M Monday - Saturday @ 8 pm upon which the appeal is to be based. 957 $2,042.62 351N20000000000139 DANIELL HERBERT O 1028 HX$272.93 8981 S. SR 228, Macclenny 362S21005100290090 BROGDON JAMES RANDALL In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, any person 958 HX $261.26 JR & needing a special accommodation to participate in this matter should 351N20000000000143 WOOD LINDA Monday @ 6:30 pm 1029 $516.79 contact the Baker County ADA Coordinator by mail at 55 North Third 959 HX $167.00 362S21005100300110 ARNOLD PHILIP & RHONDA 93 N. 5th St., Macclenny Street, Macclenny, Florida, 32063 or by telephone at (904) 259-3613 351N20000000000147 COMBS DENNIS 1030 $197.19 no later than three (3) days prior to the hearing or proceeding for 960 HX $948.87 362S21005100330090 BROWN AGNES J which this notice has been given. 351N20000000000175 SCHMITZ DENNIS B A JR 1031 HX$656.27 962 $110.37 362S21005100350010 WALLACE DONALD J & SUSAN 352S20000000000035 IP REALTY HOLDINGS LLC L

963 $1,314.89 1032 $1,483.93 352S20000000000043 REDDISH LOREN & ET AL 362S21005100350030 WALLACE DONALD J & SUSAN L NOTICE OF PROPOSED 964 $570.56 NOTICE OF PROPOSED 352S20000000000080 DAVIS ELMUS 1033 HX$357.18 362S21005100350050 WIGGINS CAROLYN S AMENDMENT TO THE 965 $350.75 ZONING CHANGE 352S20000000000083 DAVIS JERRY LEROY & 1035 $2,417.89 362S21005100380050 NIT NIL BROTHERS LLC LAND USE The Land Planning Agency of Baker County, Florida will consider an 966 HX $674.00 amendment to the Baker County’s Zoning Map related to the rezon- 352S20000000000085 DAVIS ELMUS JR & ETHAN 1036 $1,223.51 Board of County Commissioners of Baker County, Florida will con- ing5.06 acres for the purposes of creating two equal lots. The 5.06 ALBER 362S21005100390030 BROWN ROBERT J & MELISSA sider the TRANSMITTAL of a proposed CHANGE TO THE USE OF R & acres of land are proposed to be rezoned from AGRICULTURE 7.5 to 967 HX $431.58 LAND described in this advertisement. 352S20000000000087 DAVIS RODNEY SCOTT SR & 1037 HX$251.32 RESIDENTIAL CONVENTIONAL/MOBILE HOME 2.5. 362S21005100450070 LEWIS GENEVA MCCOLLUM 968 HX $310.35 The public is hereby notified that the Land Planning Agency (LPA) of The public is hereby notified that the Land Planning Agency (LPA) of 352S20000000000091 MURRAY CHARLES JR & 1038 HX$3,120.01 Baker County, Florida will hold a public hearing on HANIES 362S21005100800020 TAYLOR MARK & MELISSA L June 13, 2019 at Baker County, Florida will hold a public hearing on June 13, 2019 at or as soon thereafter as can be heard, in the Board of Coun- 6 P.M. 6 P.M. or as soon thereafter as can be heard, in the Board of Coun- 969 $1,284.54 1039 $806.56 ty Commissioners Meeting Room, 55 North Third Street, Macclenny, 352S20000000000100 DAVIS LESLIE 362S21011100010050 KNIGHT JOHN H & BARBARA G ty Commissioners Meeting Room, 55 North Third Street, Macclenny, Florida to consider the below described amendments to Chapter 24. Florida to consider the below described amendments to Chapter 24. 970 HX $374.56 1040 $265.07 Baker County Land Development Regulations. The recommenda- 352S20012800000010 GODWIN BILLY & SUSAN 362S21021700000020 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL Baker County Land Development Regulations. The recommenda- tions of the LPA will be forwarded to the Board of County Commis- tions of the LPA will be forwarded to the Board of County Commis- 971 $353.45 1041 $265.07 sioners of Baker County which will hold a public hearing on June 18, sioners of Baker County which will hold a public hearing on June 18, 352S20012800000150 CASON MICHAEL B & EVELYN 362S21021700000030 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL or as soon thereafter as can be heard, in the Board MOORE 2019 at 6 P.M. 2019 at 6 P.M. or as soon thereafter as can be heard, in the Board 1042 $265.07 of County Commissioners Meeting Room, 55 North Third Street, of County Commissioners Meeting Room, 55 North Third Street, 972 $499.44 362S21021700000040 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL Macclenny, Florida to consider, after receipt of public comment, the 352S21000000000163 CREWS TRINA C & ET AL Macclenny, Florida to consider, after receipt of public comment, the 1043 $265.07 transmittal of an amendment to the FUTURE LAND USE MAP (FLUM) transmittal of an amendment to the FUTURE LAND USE MAP (FLUM) 973 HX $190.89 362S21021700000050 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL of the 2020 Baker County Comprehensive Plan The public hearings 352S21000000000167 PETERSON JERALD A & DEBRA of the 2020 Baker County Comprehensive Plan The public hearings L 1044 $265.07 are scheduled for the purpose of receiving public comment pursuant are scheduled for the purpose of receiving public comment pursuant 362S21021700000060 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL to Section 163.3187, Florida Statutes, on the proposed amendments 974 $1,378.81 to Section 163.3187, Florida Statutes, on the proposed amendments 352S21000000000300 DAVIS WARREN & LEIGH 1045 $265.07 to the Future Land Use Map. to the Future Land Use Map. 362S21021700000070 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL 975 $690.09 The ordinance proposes to change the current land use classifica- 352S21000000000351 HAWG RIDER STORES INC 1046 $265.07 The ordinance proposes to change the current zoning district on ap- 362S21021700000080 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL tion on approximately 2.00 +/-acres of AGRICULTURE B Land Use to proximately 5.06 +/- acres of land of the owner of said land recorded 976 $498.68 VERY LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL Land Use on the following land, 352S21000000000380 BRANDIES WAYNE BLAIR 1047 $265.07 as Jeremy and Matti Lee. The proposed rezoning is to change the 362S21021700000090 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL the owner of said land recorded as Curtis Ruise. zoning district from to 977 $413.69 AGRICULTURE 7.5 RESIDENTIAL CONVEN- 352S21000000000420 HARRIS LONNIE D 1048 $265.07 TIONAL/MOBILE HOME 2.5. 362S21021700000100 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL Location Address 978 HX $173.54 Five Churches Road AN ORDINANCE BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM- 352S21000000000450 MOBLEY TINA MARIA 1049 $265.07 Parcel Identification 36-2S-20-0000-0000-0059 362S21021700000110 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL MISSIONERS OF BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA AMEND- 979 HX $360.03 352S21000000000561 JACOBS JOHN KENT 1050 $265.07 ING THE BAKER COUNTY ZONING MAP BY RECLAS- 362S21021700000120 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL ORDINANCE NO. 2019- SIFYING APPROXIMATELY 5.06 ACRES OF REAL 980 HX $775.31 AN ORDINANCE BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM- PROPERTY, OWNED BY JEREMY AND MATTI LEE 352S21000000000605 REGISTER LLOYD DOUGLAS & 1051 $265.07 MISSIONERS OF BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA AMEND- 362S21021700000130 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL FROM AGRICULTURE 7.5 TO RESIDENTIAL CONVEN- 981 HX $277.80 ING ORDINANCE NO.91-1, AS AMENDED, SPECIFI- TIONAL/MOBILE HOME 2.5 FOR THE PURPOSES OF 352S21000000000609 JOHNSON MELINDA JAY 1052 $265.07 CALLY TO AMEND THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF 362S21021700000140 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL CREATING TWO EQUAL LOTS; PROVIDING SEVER- 982 $445.22 THE ADOPTED 2020 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, WITH ABILITY; PROVIDING DIRECTION TO STAFF; PROVID- 352S21000000000610 STATEN WILLIAM FOTCH & 1053 $265.07 RESPECT TO A PARCEL OF LAND BEING APPROXI- BARBARA 362S21021700000150 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL ING DIRECTION FOR RECORDING; AND PROVIDING MATELY 2.00 ACRES IN SIZE; SAID AMENDMENT RE- AN EFFECTIVE DATE. 983 HX $598.02 1054 $265.07 QUESTED IN AN APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY CUR- 352S21000000000615 STATEN FOTCH 362S21021700000160 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL TIS RUISE; PROVIDING FOR A CHANGE IN LAND USE Location Address 984 $1,374.52 1055 $265.07 CLASSIFICATION FROM “AGRICULTURE B” LAND USE 14544 North State Road 121 353S22000400020080 CLEVESY ROBERT A & 362S21021700000170 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL TO “VERY LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL” LAND USE; MARGARET K Parcel Identification 08-2S-22-0000-0000-0128 1056 $265.07 PROVIDING SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING DIRECTION 985 $88.37 362S21021700000180 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL TO STAFF; PROVIDING DIRECTION FOR RECORDING; 353S22000400020090 WRIGHT JAMES W After the public hearing the Board may take immediate action to 1057 $265.07 PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. adopt the proposed amendment, or may continue its deliberations 986 $453.64 362S21021700000190 BCD GREYSTONE LLC & ET AL 353S22000400020200 THOMAS ROGER & TONYA M to a date, time and place then announced without publishing further After the public hearing the Board may take immediate action to notice thereof. A copy of the proposed amendment is available for adopt the proposed amendment, or may continue its deliberations inspection by the public at the Baker County Community Develop- to a date, time and place then announced without publishing further ment Department, 360 East Shuey Avenue, Macclenny, FL, between notice thereof. A copy of the proposed amendment is available for the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, exclud- inspection by the public at the Baker County Community Develop- ing legal holidays. Interested parties may appear at the meetings ment Department, 360 East Shuey Avenue, Macclenny, FL, between and be heard with respect to the proposed amendment. the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, exclud- NOTICE TO BIDDERS: ing legal holidays. Interested parties may appear at the meetings Pursuant to Section 286.0105, Florida Statues, a person deciding to and be heard with respect to the proposed amendment. appeal any decision made by the Local Planning Agency or Board of County Commissioners with respect to any matter considered at the Persons who have not Pursuant to Section 286.0105, Florida Statues, a person deciding to meeting or at any subsequent meeting to which the Board has contin- appeal any decision made by the Local Planning Agency or Board of ued its deliberations is advised that such person will need a record of participated in the Tax County Commissioners with respect to any matter considered at the all proceedings and may need to ensure that a verbatim record of all meeting or at any subsequent meeting to which the Board has contin- proceedings is made, which must include the testimony and evidence ued its deliberations is advised that such person will need a record of upon which the appeal is to be based. Certificate Sale in the past all proceedings and may need to ensure that a verbatim record of all proceedings is made, which must include the testimony and evidence In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, any person upon which the appeal is to be based. needing a special accommodation to participate in this matter should should pre-register with the contact the Baker County ADA Coordinator by mail at 55 North Third In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, any person Street, Macclenny, Florida, 32063 or by telephone at (904) 259-3613 Baker County Tax Collector’s needing a special accommodation to participate in this matter should no later than three (3) days prior to the hearing or proceeding for contact the Baker County ADA Coordinator by mail at 55 North Third which this notice has been given. Street, Macclenny, Florida, 32063 or by telephone at (904) 259-3613 no later than three (3) days prior to the hearing or proceeding for office by May 30, 2019. which this notice has been given. Page 15 The Baker County Press Thursday, May 30, 2019

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The Baker Friday & Saturday, 7:30 am - 1:00 County Press reserves the right to refuse advertising or any other­ materi­ ­al which in the opinion of the publisher does pm, 5723 Gramps Trail, Macclenny. not meet standards of publication. New and used items. out how to spot fraudulent solic- 5877. 2/21tfc This newspaper will not knowingly Friday & Saturday, 8:00 am - 2:00 itations. Remember: if it sounds accept any advertising for real es- Farmworker: 3 temporary po- pm, Huckleberry Trail West, Rolling Meadows, Mac- tate which is in violation of the law. FOR SALE too good to be true, it probably is. sitions. 07/05/2019 through Our readers are hereby informed clenny. Clothing, furniture, household, decorative - The Baker County Press 03/15/2020, receive grain at For Sale: Disk, 3 point hitch, 6 ft., that all dwellings advertised in this Help wanted: Wayne Frier Mac- elevator, prepare scale tickets, items and more. $300; Ford tractor, runs good, newspaper are available on an equal clenny. Mobile Home Lot Work/Mo- monitor to ensure compliance with $1400; Aluminum Corvette rims, in opportunity basis. To complain of bile Home Service Work/Repairs. moisture and grade standards, and Friday & Saturday, 8:00 am - 3:00 pm, 8743 Hill- the box, $200. 904-517-9675 or discrimination, call HUD toll free at Must have valid license. 904-259- transfer grain to proper storage crest Drive, off of Woodlawn Road, Macclenny. Baby 912-276-0085. 5/30p 1-800-669-9777. The toll free tele- 4663, [email protected]. location. Ship grain from elevator phone number for the impaired is items, kids toys, kitchen stuff, small appliances, 5/23-6/13c as required and transfer grain from 1-800-927-9275. storage bins to truck bins prior to household items and decor. Now hiring: Pipe Layers, Heavy MISCELLANEOUS shipment. Shovel grain to remove in Baker County, Equipment Operators, Pipe Fore- 9.3 acres grain that cannot be removed by $102,500, 70% cleared. Paul Fuen- Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm, We install 6” seamless gutters, man. Please apply online at www. automatic conveyor equipment. tez Realtor, Florida. Homes & Land. pressure washing. 259-7335. petticoatschmitt.com. PSCC is an 2270 Georgia 121, Saint George, GA. Estate Sale. Perform housekeeping duties to 904-553-1494. 5/16-6/6p 8/11tfc Equal Opportunity Employer. ensure that storage locations are Saturday, 8:00 am - 12:00 noon, 1134 Copper Field 5/9-7/25c Lot for sale: 11366 Deerwood Alcoholics Anonymous meetings properly maintained. Must be able Circle, Macclenny. $2500/down, Circle, Macclenny. Furniture, exercise bike, books, Survey Rod Person Needed for Monday - Saturday. Call Jared at to drive semi-truck, operate tractor $410/month. 904-609-6184. Construction Stake Out: Earthworks in yard. Perform maintenance and household and more. 386-288-2374. 10/18tfc of Florida is seeking a survey helper minor miscellaneous repair. 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College recruiters spend their time during the off- season on a makeshift high school tour to see what schools have the most to offer. This year during the evaluation period Baker County High School has seen roughly 21 colleges visit the campus. Head coach Kevin Mays explained the recruiters are getting a feel and gain- ing insight on who is out there, and some are look- ing at specific positions that they need to fill. “It really depends on what the college is looking for,” said Mays. “Basically what I give them is a re- cruiting sheet that has all of our players on it. I tell them, ‘Hey coach here are our players and if you’re looking for this guy well here’s these,’ and we just kind of go from there.” Photo courtesy of Amanda Jacobs Out of the 21 colleges, The Tigers pictured left to right: Ward Chance, Brady Jacobs, Max Roberts, Teague Jacobs, Grady Kennedy, Marlin Givens, Lucas Homrich, Max Rhoden, Jason Bean and Grayson 19 were NCAA division one Thrift. Coaches from left to right, Johnnie Jacobs, Timothy Jacobs and Nathan Thrift. schools including Univer- sity of Georgia, University of Miami, Duke University, Florida State University, Tulane University, Univ- BCLL season eristy of Tennessee Chat- tanooga, East Tennessee State University, Georgia ends with eight Southern University, Al- corn State University, Wof- ford College, University of South Florida, Georgia championships State University, Colora- do State University, Jack- BRIANNA BARTLETT Braves in the major division sonville University, Dart- led by Thurmond Walker, mouth College, Furman SPORTS EDITOR University, Army West [email protected] the Tigers in the minor divi- sion coached by Tim Jacobs, Point, University of Cen- Baker County Little in the Pee Wee division the tral Florida and Charleston League ended its season on Ironbirds coached by Dan Southern University. May 25 following the cham- Hancock and Jackie Baker’s Tusculum University pionship rounds of the tour- team Braves took the tee and Valdosta State Univer- nament between divisions. ball division. sity make up the final two Over 600 boys and girls While regular season has recruiters, and are NCAA competed for nearly three come to a conclusion, select division two schools. months playing two or three ball players will continue The reason for all these Photo courtesy of Jackie Baker games a week racing for the visitors? The Braves coached by Russell Houston, John Byrd, Jackie Baker, CJ Noles and Casen Crews (from left to their season in the All-Star championship spot. tournaments. There will be Coach Mays believes it’s right). Third row, Hayden Whitfield, Ace Baker and Cooper Crews. Second row, Kelson Byrd, Ricky Diggs, a little bit random but in Rigdon Davis and Brick Noles. According to league pres- teams created for the vari- ident Randall Conner, the ous divisions of the leagues. part, thanks to him. league was phenomenally The schedule is as fol- “It is a combination of successful with competitive lows: minor division for the both,” said Mays, “Through games, fun and families to- boys will begin on June 15 at all my years I just have a lot gether to support their loved NAS Jacksonville. Minor di- of contacts and I let them ones. vision for the girls will also know that I’m at Baker Conner also noted start on June 15 in San Ma- County now, stop by and that the talent level in the teo, Fl. take a look at our guys.’” teams continued to devel- Both major and senior For the athletes, it also op throughout the season, divisions begin on June 22, generates a buzz around which made for great enter- boys will compete at St. Au- campus to know there are tainment and memories for gustine and the girls will re- top level colleges looking the children. main in San Mateo. for players at BCHS. Champions for the soft- The All-Star teams will At this point in the re- ball divisions included be announced after June 1. cruitment season Mays Team Extreme coached by “The league wants to does not expect any of the John Duffy in the senior thank the entire communi- colleges will be returning division, Smash Angels in ty for contributing to a suc- but typically they begin to the major division coached cessful season,” said league personally reach out to the by John Staples, in the mi- representative Mike Crews. athletes and would return nor division the Softball Di- Mr. Crews also encour- in the fall. vas coached by Josh Jerrell aged anyone interested in Those still interest- and the Firecrackers for the more information on the ed in participating in the teeball division coached by BCLL to visit the Facebook BCHS football program Photo courtesy of John Staples Kassie Shoupe. are encouraged to be in the The Smash Angels by row from left to right: first row, Shailan Wood, Ava West, Lexi Rios and Gracie page, Baker County Little In the boys divisions the League. weight room on June 3 at 8 Dyal. Second row, Kaylin Hunter, Paris Dodd-Hicks and Sondra Belford. Third row, asst. coach Travis a.m. Upcoming ninth grad- Hunter, Neveah Thompson, Bailey Hardenbrook, Caitlin Holland, Alli Staples and manager John Staples. champions included the ers are allowed to attend summer workouts. Thursday, May 30, 2019 The Baker County Press Page 17

Photo courtesy of Heather Hamilton MudCats take first place in Georgia tourney The 8U Wheel Pitch MudCats went undefeated this weekend to win gold in the SGA Memorial Day tournament in Nahunta, Georgia. The Baker locals competed against nine other North Florida and South Georgia teams. The Mudcats went 4-0 scoring 63 total runs and only gave up ten. To date the Mudcats record is 22-6-1. Pictured by row from left to right: front row, Knox Underwood, Clyde Rhoden, Bowden Davis, Hudson Lucas Cox announcing at a softball game. Johnson and Mason Hamilton. Middle row, Judson Wilford, Staiton Yarborough, Sullivan Rhoden, Braylen McCullough, Hampton Yarborough, New announcer for the Lady Cats BRIANNA BARTLETT cas Cox, Jeopardy Fanatic’ SPORTS EDITOR on Youtube. [email protected] Next season Cox hopes to continue announcing the When Lucas Cox isn’t softball games and also be- practicing his drum line come the voice of the Wild- skills, participating in dra- cat basketball games. Being ma at BCHS, working as the emcee for the two sports the class of 2020 presi- will also be balanced with dent, watching Jeopardy, his position as senior class singing in the choir at his president. Cox will serve church, dancing at Fabu- alongside vice president Purchase this photo at www.bakercountypress.com Photo by Brianna Bartlett lous Footwork or manag- Jessica Tillis, secretary Ky- Margot Richmond at the YMCA pool. ing his Youtube channel, he ler Holton, treasurer Abbie is perfecting his vocal craft French and chaplain Emily by announcing at the Baker Hill. County High School softball The student government games. BCHS hires head coach for swim team officers for the upcoming Cox was presented this school year also belong to BRIANNA BARTLETT the sport and love working these athletes every step of The Cats also sent Mo- season with the opportuni- the class of 2020 and are SPORTS EDITOR with our amazing youth,” the way,” said Richmond. “I bley, Knight, Rosepiler ty to be the emcee for the president Haiden Fish, vice [email protected] said Richmond. “I want to can’t wait to work hard and and Platto to the FHSAA Lady Cats through his dig- president Cheyenne King- continue to encourage a sup- train these terrific athletes.” state meet where the group ital technology class taught horn, secretary Seth Craw- The BCHS swim team is portive and strong team, and Last season the Wild- earned BCHS 16th place by Jeremy Hite. ford, treasurer Andrea Pel- under new leadership for the build on what the previous cat swim team placed third overall. During the digital tech frey and chaplain Cassie upcoming season with lo- coaches have built.” in the district meet after Coach Richmond intends class the incoming senior Pringle. cal Margot Richmond at the In addition to wanting Braeden Knight, Trent Mo- to extend the success of the works on the high school’s Cox won over the student helm. to be a role model and help bley and Andrew Rosepil- program and invites all par- TV channel, the Daily body with his clever tactics Mrs. Richmond is no guide the athletes along, er took first in individual ents, swimmers and poten- Growl, as a news anchor. such as giving out bubble stranger to the pool, she is a Mrs. Richmond understands events followed by Knight, tial swimmers to a meeting Throughout the school year gum and using the slogan part of the coaching staff for the physical demands that Mobley, Rosepiler and Ma- on June 3 at Firehouse Subs his favorite memory is being ‘Chews Lucas Cox as senior the YMCA Barracudas and being a swimmer requires. son Platto taking first in a re- in Macclenny at 6:30 p.m. to a meteorologist. class president.’ has two children who have She added that there will lay event and LoriAnn Bliss, discus scheduling, training With all that Cox partici- During the school year swam for numerous years, be a lot of training including Natasha Turner, Mady-Belle and other pertinent issues. pates in sometimes he can’t Cox will be held responsible one of whom will be a fresh- weights, dry land and disci- Ash and Hannah Peterson She can also be reached juggle everything. For in- for organizing events, lead- man at BCHS next school pline. finishing in first place in the for any additional questions stance he had to withdraw ing class officer meetings year. “I am going to be there for 200 freestyle relay. at 386-623-0631. from a play due to the con- and creating unique fund- “I have great respect for flicting times with the soft- raising ideas. ball games. Even with all that he has Not only does he an- going on, Cox is continuing BCHS baseball players lauded for excellence nounce the Lady Cats to look for other opportu- games, but he also sings the nities to grow his already BRIANNA BARTLETT National Anthem prior to lengthy resume. SPORTS EDITOR the start of the game. Upon graduating high [email protected] The first time he sang at school in 2020, Cox has set The Wildcat baseball pro- the softball game was due some high ambitions for gram officially concluded to a technical error with the himself. its season with a celebra- prerecorded track and from “After high school I plan tion to honor athletes for then on, Cox led the crowd on moving to Culver City, their grades throughout the in the anthem. California,” Cox says. “Cul- season, character awards, Very passionate about ver City has Sony Picture in-game performances and singing, Cox started a You- studios and at Stage 11 YOUR SON HAS a special commemorative tube channel to showcase there is Wheel of Fortune, STUMPED YOU WITH A scholarship award named cover songs, his drum skills my favorite game show. I after former Wildcat Colby and his knowledge of Jeop- am going to be the new host, MVP Pitcher of the year Offensive Player of the year Hodges. ardy. You can find all of his the new Pat Sajdak.” Hunter Noblitt Carter Kennedy Lane Dinkins CALCULUS Hodges was both a player videos under the handle Lu- and travel baseball coach in mound. percentage of .929 after 99 QUESTION Baker County who lost his “He did not have the aver- chances for 91 putouts. life at 19 after battling can- age he wanted but he found a Lane Dinkins was award- way to get on base and score ed offensive player of the Do you: cer. YOUR SON HAS Following his passing runs,” said Rodgers. “He did year. He led the team with STUMPED(A) Weep softly. YOU WITH A there is a $1,000 scholarship a lot of the little things right 28 hits for the season over given to a senior who has at the plate like moving run- his 87 at-bats. Dinkins (B) Create a diversion. battled adversity without ners over and getting bunts scored 24 runs, another down. Just an all-around leading stat for the Cats ,and CALCULUS(C) Hire a tutor. For yourself. complaining, according to head baseball coach Jarrell great player and even better batted in ten. Rodgers. young man that represents “Lane led the team in QUESTION many offensive categories,” “Colby always had a smile what we want in this pro- gram.” Rodgers continued, “hav- Do you: on his face even during his difficult days and we just Mike Davis (right) pictured “He won four games on ing him in the lead-off spot with head coach Jarrell the mound for us and had helped us out. He was able (A) Weep softly. wanted to give that award to Rodgers. someone that is a reflection one save,” said coach Jarrell to get things going for us at any way or just going around (B) Create a diversion. of how Colby went about his Rodgers. “He kept us in a lot the plate and it would feed picking up other guys in a life,” said Rodgers. of ball games coming in late through the lineup.” (C) Hire a tutor. For yourself. time of need,” said Rodgers. This season pitcher Mike to pitch and his defensive Carter Kennedy took Senior Hunter Noblitt Davis was given the scholar- plays.” home the pitcher of the year received the most valuable Noblitt threw a total of award with an ERA of 1.313 When it comes to being a parent, there are no perfect answers — just being there ship. is enough. So don’t worry, you don’t have to be perfect to be a perfect parent. player award. Noblitt batted “Mike is a great young 23 innings during his senior over 48 innings pitched. There are thousands of teens in foster care who will love you just the same. a .234 with only seven strike- man who always puts others season, striking out 31 for He struck out 31 and had a outs for the season, starting first and would be the first an ERA of 3.348. At short- WHIP of 1.063. Kennedy 888.200.4005 AdoptUSKids.org all 26 games for the Cats ei- one to ask if he could help in stop Noblitt had a fielding also led the team to six wins. ther at shortstop or on the

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