Subscribe today to the Suwannee Democrat and receive 104 issues for only $30 (in county only) and enter to win, ULTIMATE VALENTINE’S DAY DATE NIGHT PACKAGE DETAILS, Sponsored by: The Dowling House Restaurant & Live Oak Liquors PAGE 8A Suwannee Democrat 129th YEAR, NO. 37 | 2 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES Wednesday Edition — February 12, 2014 50 CENTS Serving Suwannee County since 1884, including Live Oak, Wellborn, Dowling Park, Branford, McAlpin and O’Brien 20 applied WELCOME TO THE CITY for county economic development job Fire destroyed this home on 104th Street, just southwest of Live Oak early Monday morning. No injuries were reported. Interviews are set for Feb. 18 By Bryant Thigpen Fire destroys [email protected]

Twenty people have ap- family’s home plied for the county’s eco- asleep with their children nomic development direc- Three welcome signs for the city of Live Oak were installed Friday at various city en- No injuries reported at the time of the fire. tor position. Interviews are trances, a project that had been in the works for quite some time. Through the By Bryant Thigpen They reported being wok- scheduled to take place process of bids, Live Oak Management Group was contracted by the Live Oak Com- bryant.thigpen@ en up by a smoke alarm. Feb. 18, at 2 p.m. The di- munity Redevelopment Agency to construct and install the signs. Live Oak Manage- gaflnews.com The parents noticed some rector, among many other ment Group reported that two other signs will be installed later. Gold painted caps will smoke in the home and tasks, will be responsible be installed on top of the posts and the posts will be painted white. Staff photo A Suwannee County started yelling for their for activities at the catalyst family lost their home and children. While everyone site and recruiting new most possessions in an was exiting the home, businesses and industry to early Monday morning they noticed flames in one all areas of Suwannee Bryson Street water line fire as they awoke to find of the rooms. County. their brick home in The family called 911 This is the second time construction underway flames, according to and awaited the arrival of the position has been adver- Suwannee County Fire the fire department out- tised. During the first By Bryant Thigpen ticipated to continue for the next few Marshal Tim White. side the home. SCFR ar- round, eight individuals ap- [email protected] months, Live Oak Public Works Di- A Suwannee County rived on the scene to find plied for the job. However, rector Brent Whitman said. Fire Rescue report states three quarters of the home the county decided to re-ad- The City of Live Oak Water Sys- New water lines are being installed on Feb. 10, at approxi- fully involved. Stations 1, vertise the position in hopes tem Improvement Project is currently mately 3:38 a.m., SCFR 2, 4, and 35 responded. of obtaining more applica- underway on Bryson Street and is an- SEE BRYSON, PAGE 12A received a call in refer- Crews fought with a de- tions. ence to a structure fire on fensive attack. Crews Since re-advertising the 104th Street, just south- were able to salvage some position, the county has re- west of Live Oak. The oc- ceived 12 more applications cupants were at home SEE FIRE, PAGE 12A from: Gregory Miller of Ocean Springs, Miss.; Alex Cameron of Live Oak; Al- lan Lane of North Port; Re- becca Golden of Lake City; Jeffrey Pritchard of Akron, Ohio; Alvin Jackson of Boynton Beach; Shane Farnsworth of Columbus, Ohio; Steven Marro of St. Augustine; Thomas Carrino Jr. of Urbana, Ill.; Nancy Moral of Lee; George Dempsey of Live Oak; and Kevin Keogh of St. Peters- burg (This application was Construction is underway to install new water lines on Bryson Street. The project A view of part of the inside of the home. SEE 20 APPLIED, PAGE 12A will be completed within the coming months. - Photo: Bryant Thigpen - Photos: Suwannee County Fire Rescue

County, city hold joint meeting Madison County man killed in By Bryant Thigpen Burial plots for veterans [email protected] Live Oak City Clerk John Gill asked Saturday night wrong-way crash commissioners to consider paying for Staff trol reported. a 2014 Chevy Silverado The Live Oak City Council held a plots for military veteran residents of A Madison County According to FHP, that was traveling west in joint workshop with the Suwannee Suwannee County who wish to be man was killed in a ve- Tomas Pacheco, 32, the westbound travel County Board of County Commission- buried in the veterans section of the Live hicle crash Saturday Madison, was traveling lane. The Silverado was ers recently at the Suwannee County Oak Cemetery. The council previously night on County Road east in the westbound driven by Jessie David Coliseum to discuss various projects passed an ordinance that stated the plots 136 West, past the travel lane of CR 136 White, 37, Live Oak. pertaining to both boards. Here are some Foxboro subdivision, around 8:40 p.m. and highlights from the brief workshop. SEE COUNTY, PAGE 12A the Florida Highway Pa- collided with the front of SEE MADISON, PAGE 12A

ELECTION 2014 Frank Davis seeks city council seat Submitted ty.” He added, “We have a Frank Davis announced lot to offer, and it’s impor- this week that he will be a tant that we keep the good, candidate to represent Dis- hard-working citizens that A Madison man was killed following this crash Saturday night. trict 4 on the Live Oak City have and that make Live - Photo: Suwannee County Fire Rescue Council. Davis stated, “I am Oak unique and a great seeking this office because I place to live.” believe in Live Oak and its Davis would like to work future and want to play a with other members of the WES HANEY role in providing leadership city council and citizens to WES HANEY to improve the quality of WES HANEY life within our communi- SEE FRANK, PAGE 12A Frank Davis JUST EAST OF DOWNTOWN WES HANEY LIVE OAK, FL 3 6 2 - 2 9 7 6 WWW.WESHANEYCHEVROLET.COM BHS cheerleaders place second FRIENDLY, NO HASSLE, at Florida State Fair in Tampa BUYING EXPERIENCE $7,350 $7,350 Save up to PPower ower Pack, Cruise, CD SPORTS | 1B $7 ,350 www.suwanneedemocrat.com HOW TO REACH US

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Keith Brown presents Dr. Shelly Collins of UF /Shands Development a check for $63,639.16. for the Children’s Miracle Keith Brown, vice president of marketing recognzed for his Network. 40 years of service to S&S.

Arlene Bradley recognized for her 25 years of service to Melody Collins (l-r),Travis Burke, Mary Snyder, April McDaniel, Kim Kinsey, Margaret Brush, Tracey Spradley, Kristen S&S. Dauzat, Robert Layton and Darla Howard honored for their five years of service to S&S.

S&S store managers with thier plaques for their contributions to the Children’s Miracle Network.

Tracey Spradley is presented with S&S Senior vice president Bryan Tucker congrag- Food Store Team Member of the Year from Honored for their 20 years of S&S service ulates Brenda Jefferson as Wendy’s team Being honored for S&S 30 years of service Keith Brown. were Jo Craft (l-r) and Jenny Drawdy. member of the year. is Tammy Fletcher.

Employees honored for 15 years of service to S&S were Deanne Owens (left) and Shawna Tyre were the top S&S Top five funding stores for S&S were managers’ Debbie O’- Loretta Guadagoli (l-r), Larrry Smith, Bernita Brown and Store mangers for monies raised for Children’s Miracle Net- hearn (l-r), Betty Raulerson, Kelly Stokes, Diana Clark and Christy West. work. Madeline White. PAGE 4A I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2014 Gonzalez-Hurst 16th Annual Lawn Teen Police Academy to wed Mower Race enrolling now Live Oak Police Chief Buddy Williams announced that March 29, 2014 • 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Live Oak Police Department will be conducting their an- John’s Lawn Equipment nual Teen Police Academy beginning Thursday, March 13. US 129 North, Live Oak The academy will be held at the police headquarters at 205 Support The Arc North Florida and individuals SE White Ave., Live Oak, and other selected locations each with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Thursday evening for 10 weeks. Challenge your community competition and race The academy offers an opportunity for teens, aged 13-18, for the lead position. Prizes for the top individual to learn more about local, state and federal law enforcement and team money raiser. Trophies for the top individ- and the criminal justice system. ual rider and top team. There’s lots of hands on experiences, which is intended to For details and online registration, visit www.arc- keep sessions educational and fun. nfl.com/LMR or call 386-362-7143. Pick up an application from school resource officers at the Proceeds go to support individuals in The Arc Suwannee High School and middle school, or at the LOPD North Florida programs to receive the necessary located at 205 SE White Ave. training to function as independently as possible For further information, contact Erica Moreno at 386-362- and each client is provided opportunities to partici- 7466. pate fully in the community. Submit your application soon. Space is limited. Corinth Baptist Church Revival Services & Homecoming 7042 SW 41st Ave. There will be no afternoon or evening Services. Jasper, FL Wednesday, Feb. 19 – Friday, Feb. 21, 2014 Sunday, Feb. 16, 2014 Revival Services starting @ 7 p.m. We invite you to Homecoming Services will begin @ 10:30AM with come & worship with us and be blessed as Rev. Shawn “Local Talent” sharing in song and testimony. Johnson will be sharing God’s Word each evening. Rev. Shawn Johnson of First Baptist Church Dowling Park will be bringing the Homecoming Message. Imme- We are looking forward to a wonderful time in the Cassandra Gonzalez / Logan Hurst diately following the Worship Service there will be a cov- LORD. ered dish dinner, so bring your favorite dish and join us. Come join us! Mrs. Jerri Smith of Logan graduated from Bristow, Virginia & Mr. Florida State University in Bernardo Gonzalez of 2004 with a degree in Live Oak Heritage Trail Local Margate, Fla. with Mr. & Physical Education. He is Mrs. Richard Hurst of currently living in Talla- Mayo, Fla. would like to hassee, Fla. where he brochures available events announce the engagement teaches physical educa- and approaching marriage tion at Canopy Oaks Ele- The Suwannee County the people associated dustry and railroads put Family and Friends of their children, Cassan- mentary School. His ma- Historical Commission with them, architectural Live Oak on the map. Day dra Diane Gonzalez and ternal grandparents are has released a new features or historical Early downtown busi- Greater New Bethel Logan Richard Hurst. Mr. Harold L. Smith and brochure: A Self-Guided events relating to them. nesses were along the AME Church will ob- Cassie graduated from the late Mrs. Jeanette Downtown Heritage Trail Many of the buildings are railroad tracks and Ohio serve its annual Family Florida State University in Smith and his paternal of Live Oak. A free copy is listed on the state or na- Street. Today, most of the and Friends Day celebra- 2011 with a degree in Ear- grandparents are the late available at the Live Oak tional Register of Historic buildings within three tion on Saturday, Feb. 22 ly Childhood Educa- Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Hurst, all Public Library, Branford Places. A photo of each blocks of the intersection at 6 p.m. The preacher for tion. She is currently liv- of Mayo, Fla. Public Library, Suwannee building accompanies the of Howard and Ohio the occasion will be the ing in Tallahassee, Fla. Cassie and Logan are County Chamber of Com- descriptive information. Streets were built prior to Rev. Michael Ward of where she teaches first planning a private wed- merce and Suwannee In 1900, the lumber in- 1925. Bethel AME Church, grade at Canopy Oaks El- ding on June 14 in Ft. County Historical Muse- Jasper. Dinner will be ementary School. Her ma- Lauderdale, Fla. The um at 208 N. Ohio Ave. served following the ser- ternal grandparents are the groom's parents will be The brochure describes vices. Everyone is cor- late Mr. & Mrs. Kingston holding a local reception 30 buildings in the Live Marriage licenses dially invited to come and Larsen of Ft. Lauderdale, for the new couple after Oak Historic Business worship with us. Sis. Eva Fla. and her paternal they return from their hon- District. These businesses Polite and Sis. Melissa grandparents are Mr. & eymoon. The couple will and homes were built prior The following couples Mckire - chairpersons; Mrs. Antonino Perals of reside in Tallahassee, to 1925 and have histori- Rev. Albert Bivens Jr., Margate, Fla. Florida. cal significance because of applied for a marriage pastor.

license the week of Suwannee Amateur Radio Club Feb. 3 – 7, 2014: First Tuesday, social at 6:30 p. m., followed by Gary Evans Warner to Christina Mae Voyles regular meeting at 7, at its club house, located north Myron Ray Pugh to Martha Little Jackson of I10 & US129, Live Oak. Call for exact loca- Jeffrie Douglass Miara to Rebecca DeAwn Roberts tion and directions. Visi- tors are always welcome! Jerry Edward Floyd II to Ashley Brooke Padgett The club offers periodic testing for your ham li- cense. The club's web site is www.suwan- O f f i c e H o u r s : neearc.org. Amateur ra- P o l l y’ s M o n . - F r i . 9 a m - 8 p m dio operators (HAMS) 754-2307 provide emergency radio MA37467 / CI1205670 communications for those Massage organizations involved in emergencies like law en- forcement, hospitals, Senior Citizen Discount shelters and the American M ONDAY -F RIDAY Red Cross. Contact the ETWEEN AM PM club's president, Ron, B 9 -2 688-4057, for more in- All Types Massages, Thai Yoga (increase flexibility), formation. Sugar Wrap Sessions, Spa Pedicures & Manicures, Sessions last from 30-90 Minutes UF Weight Manage-

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5 Suwannee Democrat 8 Columbia Co Fairgrounds, Hwy 247, Lake City, FL. Info: 386-325.6114 850660 853571 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2014 I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK PAGE 5A Branford, Fla. in charge of his son, Timothy Peter, who in Santa Fe Cemetery, Bran- OBITUARIES arrangements. died in 1986. He leaves his ford, Fla. UF receives $1.97 million NSF grant Connie M. Robinson sons Garth, Jr. (Sonny) and Please sign the guest book Feb. 7, 2014 his wife, Karen, of Lee, MA, at www.danielsfuneral- and Robert Stanley and his home.com. to develop paleontology network onnie M. Robinson, wife, Brenda, of E. Norwalk, Daniels Funeral Homes & GAINESVILLE, Fla. --- about benefiting the museum 81, Live Oak, Fla. CT, and Catherine Story Crematory, Inc., Live Oak & With the goal of promoting and more about benefiting Cpassed away on Fri- Brown of Meredith, NH. He Branford, Fla. in charge of life-long learning, University the community,” she said. day, Feb. 7, 2014. The life also leaves six grandchildren arrangements. of Florida researchers will “But professional paleontolo- long resident of Suwannee and 11 great-grandchildren. use a four-year, $1.97 million gists and museums will see County was a member of Madison Chapel in charge Calvin L. Mercer, Sr. National Science Foundation long-term benefits from new Westwood Baptist Church. of all arrangements. Jan. 8, 1924 grant to create a nationwide relationships with amateurs.” Mrs. Robinson is survived Feb. 6, 2014 network of amateur and pro- The project’s long-term by her two daughters: Cher Tony (Tagg) Tagliamonte fessional paleontologists. goals include an interactive (Michael) Mahan, Live Oak, March 30, 1942 alvin L. Mercer, Sr., Fossil clubs across the website where users can in- Fla., Gwen (Stephen) Feb. 05, 2014 90 passed away after country function indepen- put data, submit requests for Dunne, Lompoc, CA; one Ca short illness. He is dently and do not communi- information and connect with sister: Jane Wilson, Live ony (Tagg) Taglia- survived by his son Calvin Jr. cate with each other or pro- other paleontologists. The Oak, Fla.; six grandchildren: monte, age 71, of his son’s wife Trudy and their fessionals as most science- website will also provide Andrew Michael Mahan, TLive Oak, Fla. son Bobby, all of Va. and his hobbyist groups do, accord- links to social media and in- Ashley Marie Mahan, passed away Wednesday daughter Paula Biviano, her ing to research by Bruce formation about opportuni- Marvin “Junior” Lashley Alexandria Michelle Pate, evening, Feb. 05, 2014 at his husband Joseph and their son MacFadden, vertebrate pale- ties for training and develop- June 22, 1936 Jim Dunne, Aran Dunne and home. He was born in New Joel all of NC. He is also sur- ontology curator at the Flori- ment, workshops and K-12 Feb. 6, 2014 Heather Dunne. She was York living in Live Oak vived by his step-daughter da Museum of Natural Histo- outreach to underserved audi- preceded in death by her lov- since 1970. Tony was a Unit- Marie Wilson, her husband ry on the UF campus. The ences, MacFadden said. arvin “Junior” ing husband Daro Robinson. ed States Army Veteran hav- John and their daughter Kelli FOSSIL Project--Fostering “I had this idea of a web- Lashley, age 77, Services were held at 11 ing served during the Korean all of CO., Debra Slomski, Opportunities for Synergistic based education community Mof Green Cove a.m. on Monday, Feb. 10 at War. Upon returning to the her husband Dick of Fla. as STEM in Informal Learners-- that connects people with a Springs, passed away Thurs- Westwood Baptist Church. States he served as an Honor well as his other step-daugh- will cultivate a network for shared interested in paleon- day, Feb. 6, 2014. He was Interment followed in Or- Guard for dignitaries. He ter Linda Baily of Fla. fossil enthusiasts to collabo- tology,” he said. “Few mem- born June 22, 1936 to the ange Baptist Church. worked in the Hatchery Lab Mr. Mercer is also sur- rate in blended learning, the bers of fossil clubs are stu- late James and Addie Lash- Daniels Funeral Homes & for Gold Kist Poultry Plant vived by a half-brother Vigil practice of science and edu- dents, so this is also a way ley of Live Oak, Fla. Crematory, Inc. of Live Oak before retiring, was a mem- Mercer and a sister-in law cational outreach. that people who share an in- In 1958 Marvin moved to and Branford is in charge of ber of the Republican Club Tez Mercer. Finally he is sur- To facilitate relationship terest and love of fossils can Jacksonville where he mar- all arrangements. and was Catholic by faith. vived by a step-son Evan building, amateur paleontolo- continue to learn outside of ried his first wife Barbara He is survived by several Daniel. gists have been invited to par- the classroom throughout (Anderson) the mother of his Rev. Garth E. Story nieces & nephews. Calvin Mercer proudly ticipate in the North Ameri- their lives.” three children. He was the March 13, 1921 As per his wishes, finaliza- served in the Marine Corps can Paleontology Convention Project leaders are hopeful owner/operator of Enviro Jan. 28, 2014 tion was by cremation. during WWII in the Pacific to be held in Gainesville be- the project will further ongo- Pest Control for 35 years. Please sign the guest book Theater. He served as an in- ginning Saturday. ing national “big data” initia- On Dec. 13, 2012 he lost his Garth Elias Story, 92, died at www.harrisfuneralhome- fantryman during the inva- “This is the first time that tives making millions of digi- love of 26 years, Gail. Jan. 28, 2014 at the Good inc.net. sion of Guam and later dur- fossil enthusiasts have been tized fossil specimens avail- Marvin was a country boy Samaritan Center at the Ad- Harris Funeral Home & ing the battle of Iwo Jima invited, and the grant is pay- able to the public in the next at heart and loved to tell sto- vent Christian Village at Cremations, Inc., (386) 364- where he was seriously ing for them to attend,” said decade, Katherine Hendy ries about growing up in Dowling Park, Fla. He was 5115 was in charge of all wounded in both legs by MacFadden, who is partner- said. As part of this initiative, Suwannee County. He was a born on March 13, 1921 in arrangements. Japanese machine gun fire. ing with Florida Museum in- museum professionals will good man who worked hard Morrisville, VT. His parents He was honorably dis- vertebrate paleontologist train amateurs to digitize mu- for what he had and helped were George and Alma charged from the Marine Austin Hendy and UF educa- seum specimens, including out as many as he could Wheelock Story. He gradu- Corps in 1946. tion professionals to develop fossils at the Florida Muse- along the way. He made a lot ated from high school at The Mr. Mercer was a member the project. “There are a lot of um, she said. Independent en- of friends throughout his Peoples Academy in Mor- of the local Marine Corps wonderful amateur paleontol- thusiasts and fossil groups lifetime and some of the best risville and went on to col- League as well as the local ogists in North America and will also learn how to create were in his “Over the Hill” lege at the New England chapter of the Experimental this is a very exciting oppor- and share digitized personal club that for over 20 years School of Theology in Aviation Association. He had tunity.” collections. would meet for breakfast. Brookline, MA, which be- worked at different profes- More than 40 members Researchers will use He loved woodworking; gar- came Berkshire Christian sions including air condition- from 28 fossil groups in 18 knowledge gained from the dening, fishing, and making College when it moved to ing mechanic, farmer and states are expected to attend project to inform STEM edu- people laugh. He was sim- Lenox years later. He met crop duster. this year’s convention. While cators about effectively en- ple, brave and loyal to a his future wife there, Avis Calvin loved to dance and in Gainesville, amateur and gaging the public with scien- fault, truly the salt of the Fox, of Wade, Maine. They play dominoes which he did professional paleontologists tific data. The goal is to create earth. He was a member of married on June 22, 1943 every week. will attend the project’s kick- a set of best practices for a the Riverside Masonic and pastored a number of Mary Lou Atwell He was especially fond of off meeting, including a live web-based learning program Lodge #266 Advent Christian churches in Feb. 24, 1940 his two nurses Wanda Cole interactive webinar from that uses a community model Along with his parents, he the northeast: Ashland, ME, Feb. 9, 2014 and Ruth Ann Johnson who Nick Pyenson, curator of fos- and supports experiences was preceded in death by his Bear River, Nova Scotia, would take him to medical sil marine mammals with the with digital scientific arti- daughter Lisa Daniel, his son Bridgton, ME, Loudon ary Lou Atwell, appointments whenever Smithsonian Institution and facts, said Kent Crippen, UF David and his wife Gail Ridge, NH, Bristol, CT, and 73, of Jack- needed and also his nephew distinguished lecturer for the associate professor of STEM (Goding-Steinmeyer). He is Dover, NH. He oversaw the Msonville, Fla. Dale Hart who was always Paleontological Society. education. survived by his sister Lillian building of a brand new passed away on Sunday, Feb. helping with small jobs By building connections “We will assess the impact Radford, daughter Sharon church in Dover. 9, 2014. The O’Brien, Fla. around the house. with fossil clubs and societies of FOSSIL by evaluating the Covart, his grand daughters When Garth retired from native moved to Jacksonville He was always surrounded through these types of inter- structure of the community Anna and Rachel Covart, the ministry, he and Avis with her family in 1958 by friends and family. actions, scientists and profes- over time as well as the par- grandson Bradley Gordon, moved to Pittsfield, MA to where she most recently A memorial service will be sional educators can help am- ticipation and perceptions of one great-grandson Jacob live near Sonny and Karen worked as a medical couri- held on Feb. 23, at Mt. ateur paleontologists with its members,” said Crippen, Gordon. His nephew Tom and to work in their business, er. She liked to travel and Gilead Baptist church at 1:15 their outreach, said project who is working with Florida Radford and niece Lynn The Fire Place. He learned will be missed by her fami- p.m. located at 18305 56th coordinator Katherine Museum education profes- Mobley. His three step-chil- to install wood stoves and he ly. Street in Live Oak, Fla. Hendy. dren, Lori Blackwood, and Avis helped out in the She was preceded in death He will be missed by so “In the short-term, it’s less SEE UF, PAGE 8A David Steinmeyer and Lynn store. They moved to Park by her husband: Ralph W. many friends and relatives. Hines. of the Pines in the Advent Atwell, Sr.; daughter: Vanes- Crevasse’s Simple Crema- Visitation will be at 10 Christian Village in 1985. sa R. Booth; and son: Ralph tion was in charge of all a.m., Funeral at 11 a.m. Garth worked for the Village W. ‘Buddy’ Atwell, Jr. arrangements. Wednesday, Feb. 12 at Mt. for a number of years and fi- She is survived by three Natural Nail Gilead Baptist Church, nally retired again as custo- daughters: Vicky Lanier, Va- DEATH NOTICE 18305 56th St, Live Oak, dian of the Village Church. lerie Rook and Mary Boyle, Fla. 32060. Services will be Garth and Avis had been all of Jacksonville, Fla.; sev- Gregory "Greg" officiated by Pastor Billy married for 64 years when en grandchildren and nine Holub, Sr. Bray. In lieu of flowers, do- Avis died in 2007. Garth great-grandchildren. Feb. 7, 2014 nations can be made to the was the kind of person who A visitation will be held St. Jude Children’s Research could fix just about anything from 12 – 2 p.m. Friday, Feb. regory "Greg" Hol- Manicure, Pedicure, Hospital, Memphis, TN. and solve most problems. 14, 2014 at Daniels Funeral ub, Sr. , 55, Live ly Please sign the guest book He was always a kind and Home, Branford, Fla. The GOak, Fla. passed Facial & Massage o n $70! at www.danielsfuneral- gentle man who modeled a funeral service will immedi- away on Friday, Feb. 7, 2014. Call Sherrie 386-466-8051 home.com. life of service and was a ately follow the visitation at Daniels Funeral Homes &

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BIBLE VERSE “Love is patient, love is kind. It does not OPINION envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self- Dependency, not poverty seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps There is no material poverty in cause how one starts out is not his no record of wrongs.” the U.S. Here are a few facts about A fault. If he stays poor, he is to 1 Corinthians 13:4-5 NIV people whom the Census Bureau blame because it is his fault. labels as poor. Dr. Robert Rector MINORITY Avoiding long-term poverty is not and Rachel Sheffield, in their study rocket science. First, graduate "Understanding Poverty in the VIEW from high school. Second, get Suwannee United States: Surprising Facts married before you have children, About America's Poor" and stay married. Third, work at (http://tinyurl.com/448flj8), re- ~ any kind of job, even one that © 2014 Creators Syndicate Democrat port that 80 percent of poor ~ starts out paying the minimum households have air conditioning; BY WALTER WILLIAMS wage. And finally, avoid engaging nearly three-quarters have a car or in criminal behavior. It turns out truck, and 31 percent have two or more. Two-thirds have that a married couple, each earning the minimum wage, cable or satellite TV. Half have one or more computers. would earn an annual combined income of $30,000. The Forty-two percent own their homes. Poor Americans have Census Bureau poverty line for a family of two is $15,500, more living space than the typical non-poor person in Swe- and for a family of four, it's $23,000. By the way, no adult MYRA C. REGAN JEFF WATERS den, France or the U.K. What we have in our nation are de- who starts out earning the minimum wage does so for very Publisher Editor pendency and poverty of the spirit, with people making un- long. wise choices and leading pathological lives aided and abet- Since President Lyndon Johnson declared war on pover- Members of the Suwannee Democrat ted by the welfare state. ty, the nation has spent about $18 trillion at the federal, editorial board are Myra C. Regan, publisher, and Jeff Waters, editor. Our View is formed by that board. The Census Bureau pegs the poverty rate among blacks state and local levels of government on programs justified at 35 percent and among whites at 13 percent. The illegiti- by the "need" to deal with some aspect of poverty. In a col- macy rate among blacks is 72 percent, and among whites umn of mine in 1995, I pointed out that at that time, the na- it's 30 percent. A statistic that one doesn't hear much about tion had spent $5.4 trillion on the War on Poverty, and with Editorial objectives for 2014 is that the poverty rate among black married families has that princely sum, "you could purchase every U.S. factory, 1. Revitalize downtown Live Oak. been in the single digits for more than two decades, cur- all manufacturing equipment, and every office building. rently at 8 percent. For married white families, it's 5 per- With what's left over, one could buy every airline, trucking 2. Continue work on Perimeter Road. cent. Now the politically incorrect questions: Whose fault company and our commercial maritime fleet. If you're still 3. Continue developing catalyst site. is it to have children without the benefit of marriage and in the shopping mood, you could also buy every television, risk a life of dependency? Do people have free will, or are radio and power company, plus every retail and wholesale 4. Update our LDRs and comp. plan to they governed by instincts? store in the entire nation" (http://tinyurl.com/kmhy6es). To- better protect resources and plan for growth. There may be some pinhead sociologists who blame the day's total of $18 trillion spent on poverty means you could 5. Wise use of tax dollars. weak black family structure on racial discrimination. But purchase everything produced in our country each year and why was the black illegitimacy rate only 14 percent in then some. 1940, and why, as Dr. Thomas Sowell reports, do we find There's very little guts in the political arena to address the that census data "going back a hundred years, when blacks basic causes of poverty. To do so risks being labeled as GUEST COLUMN were just one generation out of slavery ... showed that a racist, sexist, uncaring and insensitive. That means today's slightly higher percentage of black adults had married than dependency is likely to become permanent. Look! white adults. This fact remained true in every census from 1890 to 1940"? Is anyone willing to advance the argument Walter E. Williams is a professor of economics at George that the reason the illegitimacy rate among blacks was low- Mason University. To find out more about Walter E. Up in the sky! er and marriage rates higher in earlier periods was there Williams and read features by other Creators Syndicate was less racial discrimination and greater opportunity? writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web It’s beer! No one can blame a person if he starts out in life poor, be- page at www.creators.com. Dwain Walden The Moultrie Observer You’ve probably heard FROM OUR READERS the expression: “Getting the From a reader First Federal is committed to help build our community cart before the horse.” Well, "Diversity is an elitist term used to give respectability to by providing jobs, donating money to local projects and or- that expression has been acts and policy that would otherwise be deemed as racism." ganizations, and offering loans to local businesses and cus- used in broad analogy for - Dr. Walter E. Williams, 06 April 2011 tomers. We continue to be a 5-star rated, financially secure centuries, probably as far http://www.creators.com/opinion/walter-williams/diver- institution with responsible management principles, which back as the invention of the sity-perversity.html provides stability to our community, our customers and our wheel. "I have a dream that my four little children will one day staff. So it appears now that we live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color If you have any questions about these changes, feel free may have gotten the “drone before the beer.” of their skin, but by the content of their character." - Mar- to contact me or one of our local branch managers. This past week, the FAA banned a local brew- tin Luther King, Jr. Keith Leibfried ery in Minnesota from delivering beer with President and CEO drones to ice fishermen. It’s currently against the The school board MUST have its policy to hire only the First Federal Bank of Florida law to fly drones for commercial purposes or best-possible (i. e., highly qualified) people. Please invali- Live Oak, FL above 400 feet. It will probably be 2017 before date this policy which discriminates based on skin color [email protected] drones can be used commercially. (race)! All of that aside, how bad off does one have to Sincerely, Dear editor, be to have cases of beer delivered by drones? At Tom Burnett This Valentine’s Day, many veterans who fought to pre- this point, 183 citizens of Lakemaid, Minn., have serve our freedoms will be hospitalized, receiving the med- signed a petition opposing the ban. I assume they Dear editor, ical care they earned, but separated from the homes and are searching the Constitution at this moment to For the past several years, First Federal Bank has been communities they defended. No one should be alone on find out where their rights have been violated. able to offer a free checking account. After careful consid- Valentine’s Day, and with the help of our grateful commu- They probably looked at the Second Amendment eration, we have made some changes to the fees we charge nity, no veteran has to be. first to see if the right to bear arms would also im- for some of our checking accounts. Because of rising costs I would like to personally invite every one of your read- ply the right to have beer delivered by any means associated with the recent recession and our increased in- ers to show their love and appreciation to Veterans by necessary. vestment in providing our customers with greater delivery scheduling a visit at the Malcom Randall Veterans Affairs Several years ago, the beer industry decided services, it is time for us to charge a reasonable monthly (VA) Medical Center as part of the National Salute to Vet- that the hole in the beer can wasn’t big enough to fee. We know that these changes will be difficult for some, eran Patients Feb. 9-15. We also encourage the community guzzle down a brew. So they made it bigger. Then so it was important to us to offer ways to reduce this charge to drop off Valentines to the volunteer office so that they they came back and showed how poking a small- or eliminate it completely. While we have already informed can be distributed to our veterans. er hole above the big hole could allow one to ad- our affected customers, I’d like to explain the need for this However, the love doesn’t have to end on Valentine’s just the speed of flow. Of course beer drinkers change to the community. Day. Many of our veterans are coming to the Department of didn’t have a problem without these innovations Over the past years, First Federal has listened to our cus- Veterans Affairs (VA) with special needs and challenges but once implemented, they dare not give them tomers and invested in upgrades to our online banking, ac- that require the hearts and hands of a new generation of VA up. Apparently it’s easy to convince beer drinkers count alerts and online bill pay service. We introduced Mo- volunteers. Malcom Randall VAMC invites citizens, young of innovations. bile Banking and Mobile eDeposit, expanded our ATM and and old, to join us in honoring our veterans year round by The Feds have a lot of things to consider before Deposit ATM network, invested in fraud monitoring tools learning more about VA’s volunteer program as well. drones are common place in private use. They and absorbed multiple postage fee increases. All of this, Every citizen can make a positive difference in the life of have to decide how dangerous drones can be. For while continuing to provide reliable and trustworthy quali- a veteran patient. Scheduled visits from community groups instance, what if one loses power and crashes into ty customer service at each of our branches. These features do so much to lift the spirits of our patients. I invite every your boat ... with or without beer? What if hunters created a great value for our customers. member of our community to participate. want to mount cameras on them to tell them In addition, a number of factors make this a very chal- Call our Voluntary Service office at 352-374-6068 for in- where the deer are feeding? What if one lands at lenging time to be a bank: the continued weak economy, formation on how to drop off Valentines and learn how to the wrong house and before it can take off again, low interest rate margins, low loan demand, a volatile hous- join the VA’s National Salute to Veteran Patients. a cat hops aboard? ing market and increased regulation are real challenges – Thomas Wisnieski, director And when it comes to beer, most of the guys I not only for us, but for all community banks. North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System know who drink a lot of beer seem to have no problem loading up before they go fishing. In fact, most of them will have the beer loaded before they hook up the boat and buy the bait. I’ve even Letter guidelines on elections known a few to totally forget the latter. They just Qualifying for the city of Live Oak election in May is 3. Letters must be 250 words or less on letters support- sat on the bank and drank beer, fishing with emp- noon Monday, March 17 through noon March 21. The elec- ing, endorsing or criticizing candidates. ty hooks. Their rationalization was that if they tion will be held May 6 with a run-off, if needed, on June 4. Only two letters per month will be allowed from the didn’t catch any fish, then they wouldn’t have to 10. Up for grabs are positions of the mayor, city council same person. clean them. seats for Districts 1 and 4 and city clerk. The following 5. Letters regarding ballot issues other than candidates Now I do see practical application for such de- guidelines are for this and every election. will be treated as letters of interest to the general public. vices. Let’s say you’ve got a lost person in the 1. Letters from a candidate will be treated as a press re- 6. The deadline for letters on elections and ballot issues wilderness. You launch a drone with a camera. lease and will be reported as a story, with balance when is noon Monday one week before an election for final pub- And just consider what tremendous application needed. lication in Wednesday, six days before an election. this thing could have in the search for Bigfoot. Or, 2. Letters from the general public should stick to the is- 7. This newspaper reserves the right to decline publica- closely associated with that project ... the search sues and positions on issues and qualifications of the can- tion of any letter it believes does not meet standards of pub- for intelligent life forms. didates. No name-calling or abusive language will be ac- lication. Think of the marijuana patches that could be cepted. found with minimal law enforcement staffing. But some people are not excited about this de- velopment. They see a fine line between justifi- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR able surveillance and domestic spying. You may Letters must contain your full name, address, daytime phone number and city of residence. Letters must reflect issues of current interest to the general public and be concise. Management has the right to refuse any material that it believes does not meet standards of publication. SEE LOOK, PAGE 12A Send submissions to: [email protected] or Suwannee Democrat, PO Box 370, Live Oak, FL 32064.

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Rick Scott versity of Florida.” Thursday’s resolution signed a resolution, spon- Extension faculty edu- also recognized the Morrill sored by state Agriculture cate the public on issues Act of 1862, which offered Commissioner Adam Put- such as sustainable agricul- states thousands of acres of nam, Thursday, at the state ture, competing in global land that could be sold to fair in Tampa recognizing markets, natural resource fund land-grant universi- the centennial of the Smith- conservation, food safety, ties that would teach agri- Lever Act of 1914, which child and family develop- cultural, mechanical and established the federal Co- ment, consumer credit military skills. operative Extension Ser- counseling and youth de- Modern-day UF/IFAS vice. velopment. and its services emanate Scott formally opened Florida’s Cooperative from a 1964 act of the the 110th Florida State Fair Extension Service includes Florida’s higher education and held a cabinet meeting an array of programs, in- governing board. It created on the fairgrounds as a way cluding Fishing for Suc- UF/IFAS by combining to highlight the state’s agri- Andrew Horvath, third from left, a 4-H member from Suwannee County, as well as state 4- cess, Florida Bird Monitor- UF’s what were then cultural heritage. He spoke H president, meets with Governor Rick Scott (fifth from right) and Commissioner of Agri- ing, Florida’s Forest Stew- known as the College of briefly at the Fresh From culture, Adam Putnam (far right) at the Florida State Fair in Tampa. UF/IFAS Extension cel- ardship, Florida-Friendly Agriculture, the School of Florida Breakfast. ebrates 100 year anniversary in Florida. Landscaping, Florida Forestry, the Florida Agri- Through the Smith-Lever Lakewatch, Florida Master cultural Experiment Sta- Act, extension agents in es, individuals and com- Extension, said recently. pacts through the next 100 Gardener, Green Commu- tion and the Cooperative every state work to share munities grow and “This year’s centennial is a years and to ensure that co- nities, Program for Re- Extension Service into one research information with strengthen over our 100- great opportunity to ensure operative extension is source Efficient Communi- unit. various constituents, in- year existence,” Nick that Extension continues highly recognized as the ties, Integrated Pest Man- The fair continues cluding farmers. Florida Place, UF/IFAS dean for providing meaningful im- ‘front-door’ to our land- agement, Florida Small through Feb. 17. has an Extension office in every one of its 67 coun- ties. Stakeholder Committee consensus is to move forward The state’s Extension The North Florida Regional Water Sup- MFLs for these water bodies were devel- water supply issues. The committee dis- Service, administrated by ply Partnership Stakeholder Advisory oped using the best available science. An cussed the individual members’ comments the University of Florida Committee by consensus adopted 11 rec- independent peer review of the data, sci- and recommendations. The committee then and Florida A&M Univer- ommendation statements to move forward ence, and conclusions was then conducted developed recommendations to submit to sity, has helped millions of with the Recovery Strategy needed to pro- by the University of Florida Water Insti- the Suwannee River and St. Johns River Floridians by converting tect the Minimum Flows and Levels tute. water management districts and the Florida scientific research and dis- (MFLs) for the Lower Santa Fe and “I believe that the committee under- Department of Environmental Protection coveries into practical Ichetucknee Rivers and Priority Springs. stands that delay would cause additional (DEP) to consider including in the final knowledge used every day, The recommendations support efforts to harm to the Lower Santa Fe and Ichetuck- draft of the recovery strategy. The commit- the resolution says. move forward with the recovery strategy nee Rivers and Priority Springs, and would tee heard public comment before the state- UF’s Extension Service, plan for these water bodies. add to the cost of recovery,” said Carlos ments were approved. Research and Education Recovery strategies are required to be es- Herd, Division Director of Water Re- Meetings of the stakeholder advisory Centers and College of tablished when a water body is below or is sources for the Suwannee River Water committee are held monthly in Lake City. Agricultural and Life Sci- projected to fall below a MFL. The MFLs Management District. “The actions associ- The meetings are open to the public and ences are part of the Insti- developed for the Lower Santa Fe and ated with this adoption will also bring more there are opportunities for public comment tute of Food and Agricul- Ichetucknee Rivers and Priority Springs in- water to these important resources.” at each meeting. tural Sciences. dicate that they are in need of protective The committee is comprised of represen- For more information about the Partner- “Cooperative Extension actions to ensure proper water flow to pre- tatives from stakeholder groups throughout ship and to view meeting materials, visit has helped many business- vent significant harm to the ecology. The north Florida concerned with the region’s northfloridawater.com. Lunch & Learn series at the Live Oak Library 2nd Thursday of the month Feb. 13 from 12-1 p.m. Eric Musgrove will be be held from 12-1 p.m. nee County’s historian, is time member of the also the author of four ica: Suwannee County. presenting a series of lec- the second Thursday of a seventh generation resi- Suwannee County Histor- books: Reflections of Don’t forget to bring tures on the history of the month through May. dent of Suwannee County ical Commission and also Suwannee County, your lunch! Suwannee County at the The next program will where his family has performs volunteer work Suwannee Memories, Please call the library at Live Oak Library. This be on Thursday, Feb. 13. resided since just after the for the Suwannee County There Let Me Live and 386-362-2317 for more Lunch & Learn series will Eric Musgrove, Suwan- Civil War. Eric is a long Historical Museum. He is Die, and Images of Amer- information.

852165 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2014 I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK PAGE 11A BHS cheerleaders 2nd at state fair, BHS softball and baseball scrimmages Sports 1B Branford News Serving southern Suwannee County, including Branford, O’Brien and McAlpin Boy Scouts looking to start troop in Branford By Andrew McGee dispersed to the individual units. [email protected] “We’ll go into the individual units and ask the parents that are participat- The Branford area may eventually ing in the program to help support us be gaining a Boy Scout troop. At least financially,” said Dix. “We do com- that is their intent according to Boy munity campaigns and we get with Scout Executive Director Steve Dix. community leaders and ask them to He recently gave a presentation at a ask their friends to help support Branford Rotary Club luncheon and scouting.” among other things, said they were They also have a big fundraiser focusing on starting a troop in the dinner event every year, a formal area because of the growing interest event with a guest speaker who ex- and inquiries. plains what the BSA does and the Dix began by saying his service benefits for young men. area covered the Suwannee River “You can write a pledge that’s District which is from Lake Butler to payable through out the rest of the Live Oak and from Jennings to Cross year,” said Dix. “I’m in charge of City. In his service area, there are 820 those campaigns.” boys signed up and registered in the Membership service is about re- scouting program which also includes cruiting others to become involved in Cub Scouts. He said the last time he Scouts such as adult volunteers. checked there were about 340 adult Dix said the unit service part was volunteers that support all the differ- about the quality of the units. He said ent programs they have which breaks one of the first questions asked is down to 39 registered scouting units whether the boys in the unit are hav- within his service area. ing fun. “My district and other districts “That’s what we look for, maybe a combined make up the North Florida unit is struggling or needs some help, Council,” said Dix. “It’s made up of it doesn’t matter if they’re doing 18,000 scouts and about 5,500 adult Scouting activities, are they (the volunteers.” boys) having fun,” said Dix. “That’s He said NFC area stopped around what Scouts is about.” the Western side of Live Oak, went He said the other things come into down as far as Ocala, then all the way play that teaches the boys to become to the Eastern coast in St. Augustine responsible men and citizens within and up north to the Georgia line their community. around Callahan, Florida. Dix said that he was able to start a Dix said his service area, the Cub Scout pack in the Branford area Suwannee River District was by far, and was hoping to get a Boy Scout the largest land mass in the state and troop. covers about seven counties. He said “When I was recruiting in the ele- however, by the numbers in popula- mentary school, I had a lot of fifth tion, the SRD is the second lowest in grade boys, right at the 10 and a half, the scouting program whereas a heav- 11 year old range coming up to me ily populated area like Jacksonville asking, ‘Can we get involved,’” said would need and does have a troop for Dix. Boy Scout Executive Director Steve Dix gives presentation to Rotary Club of Branford. - each school. He thought there was enough inter- Photo: Andrew McGee Three main areas Dix focuses on est for the troop to be formed and that are fundraising, membership and unit it was just a matter of finding a char- nitely here within your community, it’s residents, so he was determined to start service. He explained that any money ter partner (usually a local business) just a matter of getting it going.” a troop for Branford. raised or donated went to the North to host it. He said there was scouting in Live For more information about scouting, Florida Council which supports all “It’s on my agenda to work on this Oak, Mayo and Lake City which loca- go to https://beascout.scouting.org/ or the units within the area and then is year,” said Dix. “The interest is defi- tions were a bit too far away for local call 904-388-0591 or 800-232-0845. Upcoming for BAICM

Sunday, April 20, 7:30 a.m. Easter Church of Branford. 6 p.m. on Satur- Sunrise Service, with breakfast fol- day, May 3. More details to come. lowing. Hatch Park, Branford. Branford Area Inter Church Min- Thursday, May 1. National Day of istries says thanks to all who support Prayer at Town Hall in Branford. them. They meet this Thursday, Feb. Time to be announced. 13 at 6 p.m. at Cuzin's Cafe in Bran- Spring Gospel Sing, at First Baptist ford. Intro to PhotoShop Elements Branford Camera Club to meet Branford Camera Club will hold its regu- Feb. 15. Field Trip to the Battle of Olustee, lar monthly meeting on Thursday, Feb. 20, Sunday, Feb. 16. Regular monthly meeting, at 7 p.m. The meeting will be held at Thursday, March 20: Program will be an Cuzin’s Restaurant across from Scaff’s in “Adventures of a Master Photographer,” Branford. Come early if you’d like to eat featuring Master Photographer John Re- with us. naud. Check out John’s website at If you’ve taken a picture that just didn’t www.jprenaudphotography.photoshelter.co quite meet your expectations, and you’d m. like to know how to “fix” it, don’t miss this The Branford Camera Club meets on the meeting! The program will be an introduc- 3rd Thursday of each month, with an occa- tion to PhotoShop Elements photo editing sional exception, for the purpose of sharing, software, with brief overviews of other pho- learning, and enjoying all things photo- to editing programs such as GIMP, Picasa, graphic. We are an eclectic group with ex- and Lightroom. Gary Kueppers will lead periences ranging from complete novice to the discussion, supported by Humberto consummate professional. Please join us. Castellanos and other members familiar For more information, please contact: Arc Lawn Mower Race coming soon with the use of software editing programs. Esta Eberhardt, Creative Consultant, Cap- March 29, 2014 dividual rider and top team. The program will be followed with a time to tured Memories by Esta, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For details and online registration, share photos, so bring a few of your favorite 386-623-0111 John’s Lawn Equipment visit www.arcnfl.com/LMR or call images in jpg format on a memory stick for Carolyn Hogue, Program Chair, US 129 North, Live Oak 386-362-7143. sharing. We will be catching up on our Jan- 386-935-2044 Support The Arc North Florida and Proceeds go to support individuals uary homework which was “Christmas in Gary Kueppers, Technical Consultant, 386- individuals with intellectual and de- in The Arc North Florida programs to January,” and also sharing our February 362-6957 velopmental disabilities. receive the necessary training to homework, “Sunrises/Sunsets” from our Skip Weigel, Technical Consultant, Challenge your community compe- function as independently as possible Cedar Key field trip. 386-935-1382 tition and race for the lead position. and each client is provided opportuni- Mark your calendars for our February ac- Rob Wolfe, Publicity Chair, Prizes for the top individual and team ties to participate fully in the commu- tivities: Field Trip to Cedar Key, Saturday, 386-362-6771 money raiser. Trophies for the top in- nity.

Arrests ...... 2A Sports ...... 1B Obituaries ...... 5A Suwannee Living ...... 4A Follow us on INDEX Viewpoint ...... 6A HI 70 LO 39 FACEBOOK PAGE 12A I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2014 20 applied for county economic development job Continued From Page 1A Job description and programs and projects. The monthly meeting. recommendation to the agency or establish a posi- salary board agreed to a salary Also in early September, board. In conjunction with tion designated for eco- turned in after the dead- This is a responsible, range of $45,000-60,000 city and county officials as BSA’s recommendation, nomic development. line). professional and adminis- depending on education well as business owners the board voted 5-0 to set Prior to this, the Council Those applications will trative position that works and experience. and residents participated the job description and for Progress, an umbrella join eight others from peo- under the direction of the in a meeting with Boyette salary cap as the next step under the Economic Al- ple that applied during the county administrator to en- How we got here Strategic Advisors (BSA) in the process. liance, provided a total an- first round. They are: Kel- sure that economic devel- At a budget workshop in to discuss various types of Local eyes were focused nual funding of $57,000 for ley Gill of Live Oak; James opment initiatives and ac- August 2013, the board organizational structures on economic development economic development. Munger of Palm Beach tivities are coordinated, ex- agreed to designate .08 for economic development, late last year when Suwan- Since then, the county has Gardens; Glenn Vann of ecuted, and aligned with mils to economic develop- and to build a plan that nee County Economic Al- officially ended funding Waynesboro, Mississippi; the Suwannee County ment, which would pro- would suit Suwannee liance President Dennis Council for Progress, and Aaron Matthews of Centu- Board of County Commis- duce approximately County. BSA, a company Cason announced he would will now use that funding ry; Lori Evan of Jack- sioner’s vision and poli- $114,655.78 in annual hired by the Suwannee be retiring at the end of the for the new economic de- sonville; Tim Williams of cies. The position is re- funding. On Sept. 7, the County Development Au- year. (Cason has since been velopment director posi- Wellborn; Michael Chan- sponsible for the planning, board directed county staff thority (SCDA), collected hired as a temporary eco- tion. dler of Live Oak and Jason implementation and evalu- to create a job description the data and created a pro- nomic development con- Interviews have been Allen of Noblesville, Indi- ation of Suwannee Coun- for an economic develop- fessional recommendation sultant for the county.) The scheduled for Tuesday, ana. ty’s economic development ment director at their for consideration. county then had to make a Feb. 18, at 2 p.m., prior to Tim Williams, on behalf decision on whether to con- the board’s regular monthly of SCDA, presented BSA’s tinue to fund an outside meeting. Bryson Street water line construction underway Continued From Page 1A mains, the individual ser- be connecting to the new vices will be connected to lines will benefit from in- Live Oak and Suwannee County officials met Thursday night at the Suwannee County Col- in three different parts of the new mains and placed creased water pressure and iseum for a joint workshop to discuss future projects that would require a joint effort from the city. Residents in Live into service.” quality water. both the city and the county. Oak’s District 1 and Dis- The project consists of “In addition to replacing trict 2 will soon be con- the following new major old components, the pro- nected, and a small portion components, plus valves ject includes ‘looping’ the of District 5 will also reap and accessories; 11,500 water mains, which in- County, city hold joint meeting the benefits of a new water linear feet of six inch water creases flow and reduces Continued From Page 1A for Perimeter Road. Following the hear- line. main lines; 4,100 linear pressure losses in the sys- ing, only two parcels would be left to ob- “The work in the south- feet of eight inch water tem,” Whitman said. would be free of charge to veterans who tain. One was within the city limits and the west quadrant of the city main lines, and 2,600 lin- Whitman said the project lived in the city, but county residents could other was in the county. and on Andersen Street has ear feet of eight inch reuse was advertised and bids re- purchase the plots at about $950. The council told Prevatt they would been predominantly com- force-main lines, to be put ceived on Sept. 26, 2013. Gill pointed out to the commissioners hold a meeting and authorize him to move pleted,” Whitman in place for future use. The project was awarded to that the county had originally agreed to be forward with obtaining the property with- said. “Bacteriological test- The project is replacing Worth Construction and billed for county veterans when the veter- in the city limits. ing for clearance of these old two inch diameter lines Development with a bid ans section was established in 1981. Gill Editor’s note: Since the joint workshop, lines for service is being and replacing them with price of $693,445.10. The said the county stopped paying for that the Live Oak City Council met and voted undertaken currently. With new lines measuring six construction of the project service somewhere along the way, howev- unanimously to authorize the county attor- successful clearance of the inches. Residents who will began on Nov. 18, 2013. er, the city has continued to offer plots to ney to proceed with negotiating the pur- county residents at no charge until recent- chase of the remaining parcel within the ly. city. Fire destroys family’s home Gill asked the commissioners to consid- Continued From Page 1A Melody Church in Live and size two shoes; girls er picking up the bill of $750 for the plot The future of the Douglass Center Oak is seeking help for 6X shirts and pants and plus a one-time fee of $250 for grave site County Administrator Randy Harris in- personal items for the fam- this family. You can drop size 11 shoes; size 14/16 maintenance for county residents. formed the boards the county is seeking ily. off your donations to shirts, 30/32 pants and ways to preserve the Douglass Center The cause of the fire is Melody Church on US size eight in shoes; boys Perimeter Road update through various grants, however, Harris under investigation by the 129 South. For more in- 4T shirts and pants and County Attorney Jimmy Prevatt provid- told them there probably won’t be enough SCFR Fire Prevention Di- formation, call the church size nine shoes; adult ed the council with a brief update regard- funds to “save it all.” vision. The family suf- at 364-4800. Sizes needed women’s medium shirts ing Perimeter Road. The Douglass Center, which used to fered approximately are: girls medium shirts, and size 10 pants and The Perimeter Road project now has house Suwannee Middle School, has sec- $165,000 in damages. size nine pants, size nine adult men’s large shirt and been in the planning process for over five tions that are still used by local organiza- No injuries were report- and 10 shoes. Girls size 10 size 32x32 pants. years. The proposed road will connect US tions. There are other parts of the building ed. and 12 shirts and pants 90 near CR 49 with US 129 North by way that are not currently being used due to the of 72nd Trace. present decay and safety hazards. A total of 22 properties were connected City councilor John Yulee told Harris he to the Perimeter Road project. is a graduate of Douglass High School and Frank Davis seeks city council seat At the meeting, Prevatt told the board a the building is a part of Suwannee County Continued From Page 1A the issues, work hard, and make the best meeting was scheduled for the county to history. informed decisions for all Live Oak citi- receive an Order of Taking for five parcels “Please try to save all of it,” Yulee said. develop a renewed vision for the city of zens.” Live Oak. Davis moved to Suwannee County in “Without a vision people, families, busi- 1978 and served as the Suwannee County nesses or cities decline. We must attract coordinator and zoning director. He also new families and businesses to ensure our served as pastor/administrator of Melody future prosperity,” Davis said. Christian Center for 25 years. He is a Davis possesses a strong conservative member of the Florida Bar and is a certi- fiscal background and values and has ex- fied family court mediator. perience working with others to develop “I look forward to working with the cit- and implement a vision. izens of Live Oak during the campaign “My willingness to listen to other’s con- and encourage them to contact me with cerns, and my common sense approach to any comments and suggestions they might solving problems qualifies me to serve on have as to how we can improve our city. I the Live Oak City Council,” said Davis. “I may be contacted at 386-362-8537, or at make no promises except to listen, study [email protected],” concluded Davis. Look! Up in the sky! It’s beer! Continued From Page 6A ed. In Deer Trail, Colorado, some citizens have attempted to pass a law that makes it do something off the back deck that you legal to shoot down drones with the proper don’t want on camera. And again, that could drone hunting license. I know that sounds have beer implications. silly and maybe they just wanted to be men- At the moment, one can only operate the tioned on The Tonight Show or Good Morn- drone for fun, not profit. And you are not al- ing America. But it’s no more ridiculous lowed to fly them over populated areas. So than those communities up in the northwest- you can watch your cows but not your ern states that have passed ordinances neighbors. Is that really fun? against shooting a Bigfoot. Here’s a footnote illustrating the com- Hey, I just had another idea for a TV real- plexities this new device might have creat- ity show. Call it, “Only In America!”

Madison N O R T H F L O R I D A M o n . - F r i . SUWANNEE RIVER READINGS 8:30 am-6:00 pm County man P H A R M A C Y S a t u r d a y 9 a m - 1 p m Branford 2013 OF BRANFORD S u n d a y - C l o s e d killed in Now accepting Saturday night Blue Cross Blue Shield Health Options wrong-way Everything For Your Home Recovery crash From Prescriptions to Medical Supplies Continued From Page 1A 305 SW US Highway 27 C h e r r y L u m b e r t Branford, Florida 32008 Pacheco was pronounced P h a r m a c i s t The water levels provided here refer to the height at the US Hwy. 27 784394 ( 3 8 6 ) 9 3 5 - 6 9 0 5 bridge in Branford in feet above mean sea level (ft-msl) at the gauging deceased at the scene by station. In the past the levels were read as gauge height not mean sea level. Suwannee County Fire Rescue. 2/3/14...... 14.98 2/7/14...... 14.93 White suffered serious 2/4/14...... 14.94 2/8/14...... 14.98 injuries and was transport- 2/5/14...... 14.95 2/9/14...... 15.01 ed to Shands UF. His pas- To advertise your business here, 2/6/14...... 14.93 2/10/14...... 15.01 senger, Ethan White, 5, re- Sponsored By: ceived minor injuries and was also transported to call 386-362-1734 Shands UF. SCAFF’S Supermarket FHP reported each occu- for more information SCAFF’S pant was wearing a seat 845992 Branford 850505 386-935-1527 belt. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2014 I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK PAGE 13A Dairy Queen gives back Dairy Queen of Live Oak gave back to the local community again by presenting checks to different organizations.

Suwannee Primary School Principal Amy Boggus, left, and Vice Principal Marsha Tedder, right receive a $600 check Suwannee Intermediate School Principal Jim Simpson and Jason Furry from Suwannee Parks and Recreation accepts from their fall fundraiser at Dairy Queen from Suzanne teacher Kim Jennings, right, receiving a check for $600 for a check from Dairy Queen for $1,000 from Suzanne Dunn. Dunn. their fall fundraiser at Dairy Queen from Suzanne Dunn. AURA Music & Arts Festival is this week, Wild Adventures 2014 Concert Line-Up Feb. 14-16, at The SOS Music Park Grab your tickets now for AURA Music & Arts Festival 5, Reserved seats on sale March 29 beginning at The Southeast’s Premier Live Electronic Music Festival NOW to Passholders 10:00 AM at the park. It’s time for AURA Mu- throughout the weekend. cal activities including the Valdosta, GA – Wild Ad- have the opportunity to get 2014 Concert Schedule* sic & Arts Festival Feb. 14- Since its humble begin- expanded Yoga & Healing ventures Theme Park an- the best seats to their fa- March 29 Passholder Ap- 16 at the beautiful Spirit of nings in Brooksville, Arts Program offering nounces its 2014 all-star vorite concerts on the preciation Concert: Roots the Suwannee Music Park AURA has become one of more than 20 classes and concert line-up including a same day that we an- & Boots (SOSMP) in Live Oak, Fla! the premiere multi-day workshops including: AY- platinum selling American nounce the concert line- April 5 RED, Kutless, Celebrating its fifth an- boutique music events in Fit, AcroYoga, BoomYoga, Idol winner, a trio of coun- up,” said Wild Adventures Jars of Clay niversary, AURA’s 2014 the Southeast US, attract- Four Elements Yoga try legends and a nine time General Manager Molly April 12 Phillip Phillips line-up features a variety of ing fans from around the Chakra Flow, Siesta GRAMMY® award win- Deese. “Our Passholders May 3 R5, Fifth Harmony music genres but always country. Now comfortably Savasana, Yoga, Medita- ning gospel artist. Among are passionate about the May 10 Kellie Pickler stays true to its live elec- at home at the famed Spirit tion, Ecstatic Dance, the performers are three concerts at Wild Adven- May 17 Lecrae tronic roots with headliners of the Suwannee Music Mantra Workshop and with local roots, recent tures and this year they can May 24 REO Speedwagon Lotus, Papadosio and Con- Park, AURA comes to life many others. At night, the American Idol winner and get their reserved seats May 31 Daughtry spirator. Also taking the in the midst of 800 acres of Vibe Tent transforms into Leesburg native Phillip right away.” June 7 Rhett Akins, stage at AURA is Zoogma, Spanish moss draped oak TheUNTZ.com Silent Dis- Phillips and Valdosta born The 2014 concert series Thomas Rhett The Werks, The Revival- and cypress trees along the co featuring Luke Miller Rhett Akins with his coun- begins Saturday, March 29 June 14 Kirk Franklin ists, Particle, The Heavy Suwannee River and uti- from Lotus, aka Luke the try chart topping son with a Passholder Appreci- July 5 Billy Currington Pets, Future Rock, Marco lizes one of the most beau- Knife, Vlad the Inhaler, Thomas Rhett. All of the ation Concert of Roots & July 12 Jeremy Camp Benevento, Mike Dillon tiful natural amphitheaters brothers Sir Charles and concerts are included with Boots featuring Sammy August 9 Skillet, We as Band, Kung Fu, Dopapod, in the country only made Zak the Blak and more, as park admission or a 2014 Kershaw, Joe Diffie and Human Stokeswood (including a more awe-inspiring by well as hosting additional Season Pass, on sale Aaron Tippin. 2014 Passh- Plus one more concert Tribute Set to Hall & AURA’s attention to sound music sets including Heavy now. Reserved concert olders will receive a pair announced soon! Oates), Superhuman Hap- and lighting production. Pet side-projects Fat Man- seats are an additional cost of reserved concert seats piness, Start Making Sense: This year AURA has nequin, Spontaneous Un- and available to 2014 Sea- FREE to enjoy this con- *All performers and A Tribute to the Talking added The Vibe Tent hosted derground and Lather Up! son Passholders now cert. Reserved seats will dates are subject to change Heads, Earphunk, Twiddle, by Brotherly Love Produc- and a touch of comedy. through Feb. 13. be given on a first come, due to circumstances be- Jimkata and more, many of tions, which will be home “This year, Passholders first serve basis Saturday, yond the park’s control. which will play two sets to the festival’s extra-musi- SEE AURA, PAGE 14A

852985 853274 PAGE 14A I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2014 Arbor Day celebrated by tree planting at city hall

4-H students dug a hole four feet deep and four feet wide Nearly a dozen 4-H members participated in planting a tree where a magnolia tree was planted on the south side of the at the Live Oak City Hall in celebration of Arbor Day. Live Oak City Hall. By Bryant Thigpen The tree was donated by Hunts- Cobble said. [email protected] man’s Tree Farm. Logan Ragans and Arbor Day in Florida is held on the Joe Ott of Huntsman’s delivered and third Friday in January. However, Arbor Day celebration was held Fri- placed the tree with equipment spe- Cobble said the event had to be post- day at the Live Oak City Hall and a cially designed to handle the massive poned due to scheduling conflicts. tree was planted on the south side of tree with a root ball that weighed over Members of the Live Oak Learners the building by the local 4-H Live Oak 850 pounds. Forest Ecology Team that were pre- Learners Forest Ecology Team. “The tree planting was done as part sent to help plant the tree are: At about 2 p.m., the club members of an organized community Arbor Cameron Kerr, Dalton LeRoux, Fal- began digging a hole four feet wide Day project by the local 4-H team in lon Kerr, Joseph Dinges, Alexa and four feet deep in preparation to cooperation with the Florida Forest Dinges, Skylar Rountree, Cassidy A magnolia tree, standing approximately 20 feet tall, was plant a magnolia tree which stood Service and City of Live Oak offi- Rountree, Christian LeRoux, Patton planted at the Live Oak City Hall on Friday as 4-H members about 20 feet tall. cials,” FFS Senior Forester Brian Harmon and Bethany Rountree. and city officials honored Arbor Day. AURA Music & Arts Festival is this week, Feb. 14-16, at The SOS Music Park Suwannee High School Continued From Page 13A please contact SOSMP at & activities Fri. – Sun.) Spontaneous Underground, 386-364-1683. For GA and Thursday Pre-Party - $30 Displace, TheUntz.com class of 1964 AURA will also host its VIP tickets visit www.AU- adv/gate Silent Disco, Luke the first official onsite pre-par- RAMusicFestival.com. AURA 5 FINAL LINE- Knife (Luke Miller of Lo- The Suwannee High ty in its five-year history. WHEN: UP: Lotus (two nights), Pa- tus), ZwangBang (Scotty phone number and School class of 1964 is email address to clas- Kicking things off Thurs- Festival dates: Fri., Feb. padosio (two nights), Con- Zwang of Dopapod), Dou- planning their 50th class [email protected] day, Feb. 13, fans are invit- 14 – Sun., Feb. 16 spirator, Zoogma, The ble D, Vlad the Inhaler, Sir reunion. If you were a or call 386-362-6828 ed to settled in at SOSMP a Pre-Party: Thurs., Feb. Werks x2, The Revivalists, Charles, Zak the Blak (Zach member of this class and leave a message. night early and enjoy music 13 Particle, The Heavy Pets, Weinert of Greenhouse and would like more in- We look forward to from three of Florida’s WHERE: Marco Benevento, Mike Lounge), Semantiks, Don formation, please email hearing from you and finest bands in the scene - Spirit of the Suwannee Dillon Band, Kung Fu x2, McCon, Elliot Mess, UD- your name (maiden and seeing you at the re- The Heavy Pets, Green- Music Park Dopapod x2, Stokeswood NTPRTY, Beat Thief Inc. married), address, union. house Lounge and The 1076 95th Dr. Live Oak, x2 (including A Tribute to and Scotty Solomon Funky Nuggets. As always, FL 32060 Hall & Oates), Superhu- If you would like to make AURA will feature top-tier 386-364-1683 | man Happiness, Start Mak- reservations for RV park- live painters, an interactive www.musicliveshere.com ing Sense: A Tribute to The ing, cabins, primitive camp- Suwannee County arts village, canned food TICKETS: Talking Heads, Earphunk, ing or camper parking at the drive, and the second annu- Advance - $155 (in- COPE, Twiddle, Jimkata, SOSMP, call 386-364- Bassmasters al Charity Disc Golf Tour- cludes taxes, fees, camp- Lucky Costello, The Re- 1683, email spirit@musi- nament hosted by Vibram® ing, music & activities Fri. solvers, Pigeons Playing cliveshere.com or go to Do you enjoy bass fishing? Disc Golf. To join the wait – Sun.) Ping Pong, Polyester Pimp- www.musicliveshere.com. Are you the competitive type? list for cabins,golf cart Gate - $165 (includes strap, Catfish Alliance, Fat The Spirit of the Suwan- Do you enjoy associating with other fisherman? rentals and RV hook-ups, taxes, fees, camping, music Mannequin, Lather Up!, nee Music Park is located at Meetings are held at 7 p.m. on the first Thurs. of each 3076 95th Drive, Live Oak, month. Fla, 32060, 4.5 miles south The club fishes on the Sat. following the Thurs. meeting of Interstate 75 and 4.5 at various N. Fla. locations. miles north of Interstate 10 Come to our next meeting or call for details Mike John- off US 129. son 386-688-4780 or Robert Dees 386-688-0978.

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853312 Suwannee Democrat A whole new Section B late-night: Wednesday, February 12, 2014 Jimmy Fallon is the new host of ‘The Tonight Show’ TV guide SPORTSSPORTS pages, 6-8B SHS wrestling Suwannee is Region 1, 1A runner-up Several qualify for state champ titles Marianna, Arnold, University Christian and 26 oth- pionship titles are: Submitted er teams for top honors. After the dust had settled, the clear favorite was Regional champion at 152 pounds is Tyler Foster. The Suwannee High School wrestling team per- Wakulla, with 166.50 points, followed by Suwannee 2nd place finisher at 138 pounds is Billy Jenkins. formed outstanding at this past weekend’s Region 1, with 121.5, University Christian 119, Marianna 118.5 2nd place finisher at 170 pounds is Sasha Key. 1A wrestling tournament. and Arnold High School with 116 points. 3rd place finisher at 160 pounds is Shawn Brown. The Suwannee Bulldogs battled all day Friday and Qualifying for competition for Suwannee in Lake- 4th place finisher at 182 pounds is Robert Ro- Saturday with Wakulla, land at the Civic Center this weekend for state cham- driguez.

SHS is Region 1, 1A runner-up Regional champion at 152 pounds is Tyler Foster. Courtesy photos BHS cheerleaders Place second at Florida State Fair in Tampa The Branford High School Varsity Cheerleaders attended the Florida State Fair in Tampa on Saturday, Feb. 8. They placed 2nd in their division. Their coach is Linda Whitley.

Back row l to r: Cheyanne Thompson, Brittany Brasfield, Harley Wall, Delani Cannon, Blaire Bates, Alexus Harris, Jamie Lomba, Harli Feeney. Front row l to r: Stormy Collins, Chloe Linton, Tifphani Whitley, Haley Hall. Courtesy photo BHS baseball, softball scrimmages

The Branford High School recently held baseball and softball scrimmages. Here are some scenes from that event.

The girls get ready. -Photos: BHS journalism Branford baseball poses for a photo. PAGE 2B I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2014

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852162 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2014 I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK PAGE 3B SPORTS BHS baseball, softball scrimmages

The girls in action.

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NBC’s late-night lineup is about to get a facelift, and this time, it might even stick. After more than 20 years hosting “The To- night Show,” Jay Leno is finally handing the reins off to “Late Night” host and “Saturday Night Live” alum Jimmy Fallon. Fallon will be moving the iconic show back to New York for the first time in more than four decades since Johnny Carson first took it to California. Fallon makes his “Tonight Show” hosting debut Monday, Feb. 17, on NBC. “The Tonight Show” will air at midnight during Fallon’s first week on the roster, following the Olympics, and will then move into its regular time-slot. Fallon, in turn, is passing his own torch to fellow “SNL” alum Seth Myers, who will step up to host “Late Night” on Fallon’s departure. Fallon’s “Tonight Show” tenure Jimmy Fallon hosts “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.” kicks off with a bang with actor Will Smith (“Men in goes, both Leno and Fal- (and thankfully, a smaller told “The Globe and months after handing it eat his words, as he joked Black,” (1997)) and music lon have remained at the jaw) but he’s also at the Mail.” “He’s really treated off. Without rehashing the during the 2010 conflict: giants U2 as his first top of the late-night heap. top of his game and has me well.” One change whole debacle, it’s need- “There’s been three hosts guests. Though the show Both shows dominated the popularity to make he does plan to make less to say O’Brien has of ‘Late Night’: David Let- will now air from New the 2013 fourth quarter, him worthy of replacing based on Leno’s advice is since become the ever- terman, Conan O’Brien, York, Fallon has revealed beating out ABC and CBS the big guns. to lengthen his current present elephant in the and me. And if there’s that he will take things on in their time periods, and He doesn’t plan to four-minutes max mono- “Tonight Show” room. one thing I’ve learned the road now and then, both enjoyed their biggest change his style of com- logue so that it’s closer to Whatever his feelings from Dave and Conan, including to Los Angeles. fourth-quarter audiences edy to match that of his Leno’s, which is generally about being replaced, it’s that hosting this show Fallon’s past comedic in the key age group of 18 predecessor, either, af- close to 10. Leno hasn’t forgotten is a one-way ticket to successes have set him up to 49 since 2010. While firming that his version of Though Leno speaks how he came up the bad not hosting ‘The Tonight perfectly for his new posi- “Tonight” brings in more “The Tonight Show” will highly of his successor, guy in the 2010 “Tonight Show.’” tion. Prior to taking over overall viewers, it’s “Late follow the same format as he also suggested in a Show” conflict. It stands As for what he’s saying “Late Night” from Conan Night” whose audience “Late Night.” “It’s more “60 Minutes” interview to reason that, want- now, when asked in the O’Brien in 2009, he was size is really swelling, up eyeballs watching, but it’s that, ideally, he wouldn’t ing to avoid painting Lauer interview what he best known for his work by 16 per cent in total the same show,” he ex- have chosen to leave “The himself with that same would write in a letter to on “Saturday Night Live,” viewers from the previ- plains on deadline.com. Tonight Show” just yet. brush, he would be a Leno, Fallon responded: on which he was a full ous year’s final quarter, Fallon is known for “It’s not my decision and little more diplomatic “Dear Jay, I hope I make cast member from 1999 compared to “Tonight’s” going beyond a straight I think I probably would this time around, and has you proud.” to 2004. Along with be- nine per cent. With the interview and showing an- have stayed if we didn’t been nothing but gra- Leno fans will surely be coming Tina Fey’s “Week- numbers in mind, the tim- other side of his celebrity have an extremely quali- cious about his succes- sad to see him go, but Fal- end Update” co-anchor in ing is perfect to bring in a guests by making them act fied young guy ready to sor. “I really admire him lon’s in no danger of lack- the 2000 season pre- fresh face: best to replace silly and taking them out jump in.” as a comic, I think he’s a ing love when he steps up miere, Fallon particularly Jay while he’s still on of the comfort zone of This, of course, brings really good performer. ... as the new host of “The became known for his top instead of down the the talk show box. 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