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BAKER COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD Tax millage set at state’s ceiling Mere $12K less than 2014 JOEL ADDINGTON MANAGING EDITOR [email protected]

The Baker County School Board voted unanimously Monday eve- ning to reduce the school district’s property tax rate, but according to district’s head of finance Marcelle Richardson, they didn’t have much of a choice. She said all the components of the tax rate were either maxed out or set by the state. She said the total 7.245 millage rate, which equals about $7.24 per $1000 of taxable property value, could not be set any higher without prior approval from voters. The tax cut came even as the board voted 5-0 to approve the ten- tative budget for 2014-15 that’s 6.8 percent larger than the current year’s spending plan. Thanks to rising property values district-wide, the lower tax rate is expected to bring in about $12,000 more in revenue and the district will be getting more help from the state and federal governments in terms of education funding. For instance, the district budget anticipates getting an additional $679,900 boost in “special revenue” from the federal level and anoth- er $866,396 in per student funding from the state level, documents Photo by Joel Addington presented to the school board by Mrs. Richardson during a 4 pm. budget workshop on July 21 indicate. While Governor Rick Scott has been touting “record” spending lev- els on education on the campaign trail, board member Dean Griffis Kids summer series ends with outdoor games said at a meeting July 28 to adopt the tentative budget and tax rate, The Emily Taber library’s summer children’s program series came to a close the morning of July 29 with a host of outdoor games and prizes on the lawn of the library on McIver Street in Macclenny. Kids, like (from left) Alexander Hamilton, Kairi Hamilton, Izaiah Dugger and Kendall Cone above, competed in tug of war as other children “it’s just not true.” circled a cake walk for a chance to win cupcakes with chocolate or vanilla frosting, or played other games. The six-week program series has blended math, science and He said state funding for the district hit a high back in 2007-08, reading lessons with entertaining activities since mid-June. It’s funded by the New River Library Cooperative, of which the Taber library is a member. See more photos and this year’s funding is lower than at that time. He urged teachers, from the final day on page 8. a group of whom were in the audience, and residents to flood the gov- ernor’s office with calls for more money for local schools. As in recent years, the district’s new proposed $52,402,410 budget for the coming fiscal year, which starts October 1, relies on dwindling Fight ends with a helicopter medivac See page 2 Wields teapot Allowed toddler to to inflict head injury on man wander free in yard JOEL ADDINGTON MANAGING EDITOR Three young sons belong- The officer noted the rear [email protected] ing to a Macclenny woman door where the toddler had ex- were turned over to relatives ited into the yard was partially A Macclenny man was air- following her arrest the morn- ajar, a fact that Ms. Lombardi lifted to the hospital with major ing of July 24 for allowing the laid at the feet of a neighbor head injuries late in the after- youngest one, age 2, to wander child who had spent the previ- noon of July 24 following an al- unattended around the yard of ous night there. tercation with another man on her residence in the Wood- The neighbor who called North CR 23A. lawn trailer park for an police said she saw the A witness with victim Wil- hour. boy leave the trailer liam War- The child for a time through the door and ren, 47, at played in an inflatable briefly sit on a porch the time pool containing little before walking into of the in- water but located just the yard where she cident feet away from an- watched him play in said the other one holding an the first pool. He did fight be- estimated 10 inches of not attempt to get into gan when water. the other one. Randall Tessa Lombardi, 31, At one point, Ms. Barton had to be awakened Brown said she gave Jr., 24, ap- by the two older boys the boy a Popsicle and proached when sheriff’s investi- summoned another the resi- Purchase this photo at www.bakercountypress.com Photo by Joel Addington gator Matt Riegel an- Tessa Lombardi neighbor who iden- dence at Randall Barton Jr. TraumaOne nurses prepare to load Mr. Warren into the waiting helicopter. nounced his presence tified the child as be- 14198 CR shortly after the 10 am call to longing to Ms. Lombardi. She 23A and accused Mr. Warren of said. the buckle striking the victim’s assault with a deadly weapon police from neighbor Carol added that his being in the having sex with his girlfriend, Other witnesses in the area face, police said. without intent to kill and ag- Brown. yard unattended is “a regular according to Deputy Marc said Mr. Barton struck Mr. Mr. Barton soon left the gravated battery. occurrence.” Health’s report. Warren in the head with a met- scene on foot, but was shortly A complaint for aggravat- Court records indicate Ms. The witness advised she al teapot, which was recovered thereafter located and arrested ed battery will also be filed Lombardi was placed on pro- walked to the side of the house, from the scene with blood on it. at a residence on Tom Wilker- with the state attorney’s of- bation in 2007 for possession out of view of the men, until a The men allegedly left the son Road. There he admitted fice against Mr. Warren due to of controlled drugs with intent commotion brought her back address and sat down to talk to beating up Mr. Warren af- statements by Mr. Barton that to sell. She also has a record and she found Mr. Warren lay- before they started fighting ter the man threw a beer can at Mr. Warren chased him with a Shot fired of arrests for offenses ranging once again. Witnesses de- him during a heated argument. knife after the first fight, said ing on the ground, bleeding from domestic battery to petty from his head as Mr. Barton scribed how Mr. Barton was Mr. Barton, who has a Deputy Heath. theft and grand theft, none of stood above him kicking the again on top of Mr. War- lengthy criminal history in- There was no other witness- into car which were prosecuted. victim and cursing, the deputy ren, punching him with a belt cluding convictions for battery, es to the chase, however. wrapped around his fist and faces charges of aggravated on the bakercountypress.com COVERING BAKER COUNTY SINCE 1929 SHOULD THE COUNTY The county’s most professional and extensive source for news, classified, display and real estate listings interstate COMMISSION PRIVATIZE 72% No EMS, PROVIDED IT SAVES 904.259.2400 See page 5 MONEY AND EMPLOYEES % www.bakercountypress.com ARE RETAINED? 22 Yes Visit our website and vote each week in our online poll. 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The Baker County Press Weather July 31, 2014 Seven Day Forecast Today's High & Low Temperatures Sun/Moon Chart This Week Thursday Fernandina Day Sunrise Sunset Mostly Sunny Callahan Beach First Thursday 6:46 a.m. 8:22 p.m. Last High: 90 Low: 71 Jasper 90 / 71 86 / 75 8/3 Friday 6:47 a.m. 8:22 p.m. 8/17 91 / 69 Saturday 6:48 a.m. 8:21 p.m. Friday Jacksonville Atlantic Sunday 6:48 a.m. 8:20 p.m. Scat'd T-storms 89 / 74 Beach High: 91 Low: 71 Macclenny Full Monday 6:49 a.m. 8:19 p.m. New 90 / 71 86 / 76 Watertown Baldwin 8/10 Tuesday 6:49 a.m. 8:18 p.m. 8/25 Saturday 91 / 69 90 / 72 Wednesday 6:50 a.m. 8:17 p.m. Scat'd T-storms High: 92 Low: 70 St. Mary's River Levels Hunting/Fishing Times Sunday High Springs Starke St. Augustine Now Change Peak Times Scat'd T-storms 91 / 69 90 / 70 87 / 74 Moniac, GA 5.84 ft. -0.16 ft. High: 90 Low: 72 Macclenny 3.84 ft. -0.19 ft. Day AM PM Thu 3:41-5:41 3:11-5:11 Monday Last Week's Local Almanac Weather History Scat'd T-storms Fri 4:25-6:25 3:55-5:55 Day High Low Normals Precip July 31, 1976 - A stationary High: 90 Low: 70 Sat 5:11-7:11 4:41-6:41 Mon, 7/21 90 70 93/72 0.00" Precipitation ...... 0.09" thunderstorm produced more than Tuesday Tue, 7/22 88 70 93/73 0.00" Normal precipitation ...... 1.40" 10 inches of rain that funneled into Sun 5:58-7:58 5:28-7:28 the narrow Thompson River Canyon Mostly Cloudy Wed, 7/23 93 72 93/73 0.01" Departure from normal ...... -1.31" Mon 6:50-8:50 6:20-8:20 Average temperature ...... 81.6º of northeastern Colorado. A wall of High: 88 Low: 69 Thu, 7/24 91 72 93/73 0.00" Tue 7:44-9:44 7:14-9:14 Fri, 7/25 91 72 93/73 0.07" Average normal temperature ....82.9º water six to eight feet high wreaked Wednesday Sat, 7/26 93 72 93/73 0.01" Departure from normal ...... -1.3º a 25-mile path of destruction from Wed 8:41-10:41 8:11-10:11 Partly Cloudy Sun, 7/27 93 75 93/73 0.00" Estes Park to Loveland. Data as reported from Cecil Field Airport High: 93 Low: 71 www.WhatsOurWeather.com School district sets tentative millage rate at 7.245 for 2014-15 From page 1 the moves “unsustainable.” a home valued at $150,000 of $98,718. It’s the first time for “equipment and hardware She said they are “sturdy” and The 5-0 vote to set the tenta- with a $50,000 homestead in three years the state has al- for schools,” which Mrs. Rich- made by Samsung. reserves to balance anticipated tive property tax rate at $7.245 exemption, would generate located the money, Mrs. Rich- ardson said includes funding The proposed budget and revenues and expenses. per $1000 of taxable property $724.50 in school district tax- ardson said. for laptop computers. tax rate will be considered for Dipping into savings for the value, a 1.5 percent reduction es. At the current rate, the same It will be combined with “Our plan is to have a com- fourth straight year will mean a final approval in September. from the current rate of $7.357 home would produce $735.70, some $1.2 million from prop- puter in every child’s hand in The school board also voted roughly $1.8 million hit to the per $1000 of taxable value, or $11.20 more. erty taxes and an estimated five years. That’s where the general fund’s reserves, drop- to hire a consultant, Michael came one week after the July The proposed rate would $100,000 in impact fees to state is leading us,” she said, al- Akes, for $2000 to train district ping the fund balance to about 21 budget workshop. The rate also be the lowest millage rate fund the capital outlay budget luding to the roughly $280,000 $3.3 million, or roughly 8 per- personnel on analyzing each is also about half-a-percent be- in two decades. this year. Targeted for spend- expected from the state to im- school’s standardized testing cent of the proposed general ing, among other projects: prove technology in the class- low the roll back rate, which is Mrs. Richardson said Gov- data. fund budget, the documents the rate needed to generate the ernor Rick Scott deserves the • $1.3 million in upgrades to room. “He’s well renowned every- show. same amount of revenue as the credit for lowering school dis- the high school’s beleaguered Still, she said, the state fund- where,” said Superintendent of State statutes calls for a gen- current year. trict taxes. “He ran on cutting HVAC system, ing won’t cover all the costs as- Schools Sherrie Raulerson. eral fund balance of at least 3 “There will not be a tax in- taxes and he’s done it,” she • $25,000 for new LED sociated with the plan. The percent. crease,” declared Mrs. Richard- said after this week’s meeting, lighting in the high school and district will pay some, too. Mr. Akes has done simi- Mrs. Richardson also pre- son at the workshop. noting the state sets two of the middle school gyms, “$280,000 is the tip of the ice- lar work for high school in the sented a chart showing the Despite the tax rate reduc- three component millages that • $12,000 for a new roof at berg,” said Mrs. Richardson. past, BCHS principal Tom Hill general fund reserves fell from tion, revenues of $6,261,169 make up the tax rate. the football field, and The laptops the district is said, but this time he’ll meet $9,126,282 in 2010-11, reflect- are expected from the proposed Another assist to the com- • $340,000 to buy four new considering purchasing, she with each school’s faculty and ing a budget infused with two levy compared to $6,248,799 ing year’s budget is the return buses. explained, are mini-comput- train them in data analysis us- years of federal stimulus mon- this year. That’s because of of state funding for remodel- The proposed capital budget ers that cost about $290 each. ing each respective school’s ey, to $5,198,911 this year, a the $14,837,887 jump in gross ing and renovations to the tune also has $500,000 earmarked data rather than generic data. roughly 57 percent decline in taxable value county-wide, in- three years. cluding $5,863,060 in new We are a group of recovering addicts Meetings are held at the “Our fund balance cannot construction, additions or im- Narcotics keep taking the hits it’s had,” who meet regularly to help each Baker County Health Department on provements,. other stay clean. IT WORKS!! Tuesdays & Thursdays 6:45 p.m.–7:45 p.m. said Mrs. Richardson, calling At the tentative millage rate, aNoNymous

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skills? North Korea? This goes a long on Friday and Saturday nights. way to settle my nerves about LETTER TO LIKE US ON Mike Williams: I now live in Taylor Wild Man: I’m so Bak- politicians. Columbia County, but grew up er I remember buying toilet pa- THE EDITOR FACEBOOK TO JOIN in Baker County. I still see post- per at TG&Y! ings about 5 pm county com- How Baker Katie Robinson: #imsobaker THE DISCUSSION mission meetings at 5. Should I remember my Daddy using Tay- be later. County are Keep EMS lack of social activities for youth lor Wild Man as a way to make Candidate in Baker County; no bowling al- Tammy Harvey Brownlee: you? sure my butt was in the house ley, no skating rink, etc., beyond With so many clerk candidates, We want you to share your before the sun went down. Q&A coming ... what makes you the most quali- ‘localized’ churches. #imsobaker post with us! Es- Rachel Ratliff Hodgson: fied for this position? We’re about to send out ques- Raymond and Sheilah pecially those who remember #imsobakerI remember when Dear Editor: tions to candidates for our up- Knapp: Will Baker County stay Don Yonn: What are the Baker County from the ‘good ol’ Olustee had four stores, two coming Q&A feature in mid-Au- I would like to comment on dry on Sunday? If so we can for- three top issues that would help days’! Post them here or add the bars. Ocean Pond was the spot gust. What questions would you the current debate going on get commercial growth. Oh yea, the citizens of Baker County, and hashtag! and the bathroom looked like a like them to answer and/or what in Baker County concerning this is 2014 — just saying. what would you do about it? pyramid. Cattle ran freely in the EMS. I work at Ed Fraser Me- issues would you like to hear their Tiffany Roundtree Harvey: Taylor Wild Man: the budget Connie Walker: Where do forest. morial Hospital in the ER and positions on? I’m so Baker that I know Bonnie and their feelings on the money you stand on outsourcing EMS? Steve Branch: Too many to work closely with these unique Gringo was not a person in Mac- Kathy Barber: Long range that was “misplaced.” Rural EMS is unlike urban EMS. list, but I remember when they and knowledgeable individu- clenny, but it was a hangout on planning for growth. Roads and What research is being done to were building the Hardee’s and als on a daily basis. Greg Sheppard: Any out- 228! I’m also so Baker that I ate commercial/residential plans, support both sides of this issue? Doug Wilds and I thought they They are very competent reach to area colleges for Supply breakfast regularly at Margie’s and compassionate people, also schools. were open and they gave us free Chain training or a night course Aaron Scott: Are you now, during the week, and watched willing to go the extra mile for Dana Crawford-Pulley: The apple pies! at BCHS to grow local workforce or have you ever been, a spy for cloggers in Margie’s parking lot any of their patients. In a cri- Mark Morgan: #imsobaker I sis situation, they are the best remember when a good Friday there is. I would trust them night was going to eat at Day’s with my life as I know they would they would be there for Pizza and renting a movie at me. Macclenny Video. The community needs to Marsha Bates: #imsobaker realize the impact of them that I worked at the Midget leaving will cause. Many peo- Burger with my cousins all of ple live in the outskirts of the high school years because my city of Macclenny, these peo- aunt owned it. Also saw two ple know the area. Some of the guys (I won’t say their names) EMS calls can take 30-45 min- streak from Mac Liquors to the utes, and if we bring in people truck stop! who have no idea of the area and the remote locations, call Lisa Gullage Milton: #imso- time will increase and nega- baker I remember playing at the tive outcomes will ensue. park across from Baker Manor Whether EMS is operating and swimming in the public the red or black should be ad- pool where the post office is dressed with county officials now. The middle school was at and management, but should Keller and mine was one of the not be at the residents’ ex- first classes to attend the “new” pense. There are many small high school. communities that have local EMS and make it work. I’m Mike Williams: I remember sure the bottom end of this is 17-15 first victory over Starke money and trying to save a few and I still consider Starke a ri- dollars but it shouldn’t be at valry. the expense of the community. Richard Clark: I remember There are many unseen when they had square dancing contributions that EMS pro- in the street downtown on the vides, and the cost of these weekends close to where the people being replaced will be courthouse is now. felt by many who use the EMS system. I have no hidden mo- Sherry Johnson Walker: tives or agendas, as I’m not re- #imsobaker I remember (and lated to or married to anyone worked at) The Golden Drum- in the area. I’m just telling you stick! It was where Sage’s Clean- what I see as a recently arrived ers is now. resident. Kimberly Walker-Laidman: I moved here because I fell #imsobaker I remember when in love with the small town at- houses didn’t cover up the clay mosphere and the close knit pits in Glen and when the tru- attitude of the community. I ancy officer let you skip in trade will be at the meeting on Au- Mutates into Heloise for ‘helpful hints’ for a bucket of chicken and gust 4 and my voice will be shopping at G&H. heard. I urge everyone in Mac- This might actually be one He said to stop a water leak drain of your sink. infused with lighter fluid and clenny to do the same. of my more oddly useful col- you crack two eggs into your If you have a clog, pour half leaves behind an odor of its Shauna Scott Jones: #imso- umns. radiator. As the water runs a cup of baking soda down the own. baker I remember riding 90 ev- Linda Heilman I stopped for through the drain. It will foam like crazy I just entered the 21st Cen- ery Friday and Saturday night. Macclenny gas the other day engine the egg when it hits the clog. When tury and got a smart phone And I also remember when the and a man asked attaches to any it has stopped fizzing wash it after years of being perfectly high school was brand new! me if I knew the My Side of cracks in the down with water. happy with my flip phone. Those were the days! Correction way to Macon. I hoses and as Baking soda is one of na- What I discovered was my Carolyn Honeytree Briggs: An article in last week’s gave him direc- the water heats ture’s most amazing chemi- smart phone is a battery hog the Matter #imsobaker I remember when edition of The Press erred by tions, and as I ROBERT GERARD up they cook cal compounds. It can also be and while I had to charge my stating a recent audit of Glen was standing in and fill the used to wash clothes as effec- dumb phone every three days, Ed Fraser hospital delivered ba- St. Mary’s finances for fiscal line to pay the cracks. tively as most detergents. A I have to charge my smart bies .... Me. 2012-13 showed the town’s cashier said, “I hope he makes “It doesn’t hurt the engine teaspoon in water is great if phone every day. If you want cash reserves were tapped for it. His car is overheating.” and will last for a pretty good you have acid indigestion and to cut the charging time in Join the discussion by search- $15,476. The guy behind me said, while. I’ve done it myself with an open box in the refrigerator half, go into settings and turn ing for The Baker County Press The asset depletion instead “I wish I’d have known that. I my truck,” he said. will soak up odors. on airplane mode. It blocks and liking our Facebook page. We was due to depreciation ex- turn wrenches for a living. I’d I don’t intend to make a Tired of your plants be- all those fancy apps and the post questions for readers as well penses. have told him how to stop that soft-boiled egg in the engine of ing eaten up by bugs, but phone will charge in a jiffy. as news updates and links to con- water leak.” my truck, but I thought it was don’t want to spray them with One of the things I hate tent at bakercountypress.com. an interesting idea that poten- chemicals? Try an age-old and most in life is hard plastic tially could work if it didn’t attractive solution — plant packaging that is almost im- clog the hoses. So I decided to marigolds. Bugs hate the smell possible to get into without give you some other useful, if of marigolds and will stay breaking out the pocket knife. The Baker County Press sometimes dicey tips. away from them. Use a hand can opener and it USPS 040-280 Here’s another automobile- I like this one because I’m will open right up. Post Office Box 598 related tip. Hungry on a road always having this problem Want to pop 98 percent of Macclenny, FL 32063 trip to Pensacola? Wrap a pot when hanging mirrors or pic- the popcorn kernels instead of (904) 259-2400 roast in heavy duty tin foil and tures. Can’t find where to put just 75 percent? Here’s a sim- The Baker County Press is published each Thursday by Baker County Press, place it under your hood. By the nail? If you have a copier or ple trick I learned from one of Inc. Periodicals postage paid under permit issued April 12, 1929 at the post the time you get to Pensac- scanner, photocopy the item my Teacher Cadet lessons at office in Macclenny, Florida. ola it will be fully cooked. It you’re hanging. Then tape the school. Soak the kernels in wa- SUBSCRIPTION RATES will taste a little like Castrol, photocopy on the wall, put the ter for five minutes. Drain the $25.00 a year inside Baker County; $45.00 a year outside Baker Coun- though. nail where it’s supposed to go water and pop it as usual. It’s ty; deduct, $5.00 for persons outside Baker County who are 65 years Here’s one I love because and hang the mirror or picture physics — the water expands of age or older, military personnel on active duty, and college stu- it is always happening to me. by lining it up with the photo- and even the “old maids” will dents. POSTMASTER: send address changes to The Baker County Tired of banging your fingers copy. Then, with it hung, pull pop. Press, P.O. Box 598, Macclenny, FL. 32063. when you are hammering a out the photocopy. Viola! I hate it when I am putting finishing nail? Instead of using This one will resonate with a new key on a stubborn key Publisher your fingers to hold the nail the parents of middle school- chain. Sometimes I fight with James C. McGauley - [email protected] use a tweezers or a clothespin ers. Shoes stink? Here are a it for five minutes. It’s almost MANAGING EDITOR - Joel Addington - [email protected] while you get the nail started. couple of solutions that work as bad-language inspiring as Saves some pain and bad lan- just as well as pricey insoles. hitting your fingers trying to ADVERTISING/PRODUCTION - Jessica Prevatt - [email protected] guage. Stick a tea bag in the offending start a nail. If you have a staple SPORTS EDITOR - Jon Shumate - [email protected] I ran across this the other shoe to soak up the odor. Even remover (what I call a staple FEATURES/COMMENT/SPORTS - Robert Gerard day and know I will give it a better is a piece of charcoal. chomper) handy it will pry BUSINESS MANAGER - Karin Thomas - [email protected] try. Though I’m not 100 per- Charcoal is great for soaking open that pesky key ring in a CLASSIFIEDS - Jeannette Blackmon - [email protected] cent sure why this works it’s up any foul odor anywhere second so you can slide on the got to be better than pouring in the house. However, don’t new key. 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ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Ms. Porter draws two ‘write-ins’ Meetings Mon., Wed. & Fri. at 8 pm 8981 S. SR 228, Macc. JOEL ADDINGTON Mr. Shoaf is a retired Navy MANAGING EDITOR captain with 27 years service. [email protected] He’s a graduate of The Citadel and is supported by First Coast Florida House Representa- Tea Party executive director tive Elizabeth Porter (R-Lake Billie Tucker of Jacksonville, Hugh D. Fish, Jr. J.D. City) has drawn two write-in who gave the candidate’s cam- candidates from Suwannee paign $250, according to fed- County in her effort to once eral campaign finance reports. Serving again represent District 10, He had $11,086 on hand at which includes all of Baker the end of June and has raised Baker County County. nearly $24,000 from outside Anyone living in the district contributors. for over 35 years can qualify as a write-in candi- Crenshaw Porter Shoaf That sum is dwarfed by the date. There is paperwork to file 2004 by Progressive Universal Cross Blue Shield, Humana, Rep. Crenshaw’s campaign specializing in... with the state division of elec- Life Church and says she’s an law firms Gunster and Hol- cash, however. tions, but no fees or petition advocate for the legalization of land & Knight, Teco Energy, The incumbent had signatures are required. marijuana, more per student Duke Energy, U.S. Sugar, Sea $$369,182 in the bank from Real Estate One challenger, Barba- K-12 education funding and World and Walgreens, as well more than $700,000 in contri- ra Ann Prince, is a Tea Party more funding for the mentally as industry groups represent- butions so far. member from O’Brien, FL. ill in Florida. ing home builders, septic tank The congressman’s base of Family Law She’s a retired nurse and calls She’s also got an idea for re- contractors, miners and nurs- support comes from an array of herself a conservative Repub- forming law enforcement. eries, among others, according sources including military per- lican. “Florida law enforcement to campaign finance records sonnel, Washington D.C. lob- Ms. Prince, who only gets officers should wear audio and through the last reporting pe- byists, defense contractors, at- Personal Injury credit for votes in which her full video recording equipment riod, which ended July 18. She torneys, construction firms and name is written on the ballot, while on duty,” she wrote in a began fund raising in February, other businesses, some publicly qualified in mid-June. She’s letter to The Press. “The equip- 2013. traded and some privately held. gotten two outside contribu- ment is cheaper than a lawsuit Like Rep. Porter, another Rep. Crenshaw has spent 34 S. Fifth Street | Macclenny | hughfi [email protected] tions to her campaign, John and the loss of public trust.” incumbent, U.S. Congressman $473,502, expenditures that Lacquey of Pinestraw, Inc. in She and her husband have Ander Crenshaw (R-Jackson- include expensive television Branford, FL for $200 and a contributed $1346 to Mrs. Mar- ville), has opposition from the ads, compared to $21,365 in 259-6606 fellow O’Brien retiree in Paul tin’s election. Her campaign fi- Tea Party wing of the GOP. expenditures by the Shoaf cam- 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. J. Thompson for $35, bringing nance records show no outside But Ryman Shoaf, a Repub- paign. her total to $260 with her own contributors. lican from Fleming Island, will $25 investment, as of July 18, Write-in candidates are not face Mr. Crenshaw on the pri- the end of the last reporting pe- part of the primary process. mary ballot because the can- riod for state races. Their votes will be tallied as didates are the only two Re- The other write-in candi- part of the general election. publicans running for the seat. date, Wendy Martin of McAl- Rep. Porter meanwhile Florida is a closed-primary pin, FL said she is a wife and has raised nearly $54,000 in state, which means only party grandmother with a law degree her re-election bid, mostly members can vote in a particu- from UF. She was ordained in from corporations like Blue lar party’s primary races.

Personal • Seventh-generation Floridian and lifelong resident of Baker County • Widower of Kimberly S. Brannan, longtime Baker County school teacher and principal of Westside Elementary • Son, Chase Brannan, current Florida college system student Education • Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice - • Associate of Arts - Lake City Community University of Florida College - President’s Award for Outstanding - Magna Cum Laude Contributions to the University of Florida - Phi Theta Kappa Purchase this photo at www.bakercountypress.com Photo by Joel Addington • Over 2,100 continuing education hours in - President’s and Dean’s List A large limbs dangles off the barbed wire fence behind the historic old jail on McIver Street. the criminal justice system Career • Agricultural Programs Coordinator - • Deputy Sheriff - Baker County Sheriff ’s Dead tree threatens old jail Florida Department of Agriculture and Offi ce Consumer Services - 26 years of service, holding every rank JOEL ADDINGTON said it could topple next week, Mr. Lamborn estimates the - Appointed by Commissioner, Adam H. from deputy to Chief MANAGING EDITOR next month or next year. removal could cost as much as Putnam - 21 years in Investigations and 16 years [email protected] A large branch about 10-feet $1200, and that the tree’s close • Deputy U.S. Marshal as Chief of Investigations long recently fell off the tree proximity — about five feet — - 3 years as a federal marshal with the - Supervised as many as 18 persons in A large but mostly dead and now hangs precariously on from the old jail could make U.S. Department of Justice law enforcement and fi scal duties camphor tree is threatening the the barbed wire fencing divid- safe removal difficult if a buck- historic jail on McIver Street in ing the old jail site and a neigh- et truck is used. - Retired as longest continuously serving Macclenny. boring residential lot on which He said climbing it to cut deputy sheriff in Baker County history The tree’s base is complete- the tree sits. limbs and lower them to the Community Service ly rotted, said county forester The parcel and tree is owned ground with ropes would prob- • Florida Gateway College Board of Trustees • Baker County Fair Association Board of Andy Lamborn, who assessed by Wildon Cook. ably be the best method of re- - 13 years of service; Past Chairman and Directors its condition late last week. He Mr. Cook said he’s willing moval so as to ensure none Vice Chairman - 34 years of service, Charter Member, said it’s probably been slowly to have the tree removed from of the limbs hit the structure deteriorating for the last five his property “as quick as he when they fall. - Appointed by four Florida Governors Vice-President, and Livestock Chairman or 10 years and estimated the [Vernon Donaldson] can get a Kevin Shell, past president - Administers an over 28 million dollar • Macclenny Lions Club tree’s age at 30-to-40 years. bucket truck in here,” referring of the Baker County Histori- annual budget - 20 years of service; Past President and “It’s fast growing,” Mr. Lam- to the tree contractor who Mr. cal Society, which manages the • Baker County Education Foundation current Vice-President born said of the towering tree Cook said he’s asked to come historic jail and is based in the scholarship sponsor and longtime supporter • 2014 Outstanding Community Leader that exceeds the height of the “take a look at it.” house adjoining the structure, of the Baker County School District Award - Florida’s First Lady Ann Scott three-story jail constructed in Mr. Lamborn, however, notified city officials of the situ- the early 1900s. recognized Mr. Donaldson’s ation last week. He said they’ll “I can definitely say it is a name and said he’s not sure be monitoring the tree removal. Serving as Clerk of Courts means being an elected offi cial, a constitutional offi cer and a representative hazardous tree,” declared Mr. the Sanderson contractor is in- Mr. Shell worries though, of the people, our county, our community and its citizens. I am a man of passion and conviction. I will Lamborn. sured, and therefore, may not what could happen in the inter- always be honest about the challenges we face and guard the interests of this county and its citizens. I will It’s not clear exactly why the be allowed to work in the City im, and who’s insurance would tree is dying, but Mr. Lamborn of Macclenny. The city requires cover potential damage from put my education, supervisory, court system and budget experience to work for you. I can assure you that hypothesized the red bay beetle a permit for tree removal and the tree. your vote and support will be rewarded by dedicated, capable and honest service to this county that I, like could have played a role. He contractors must be insured to County Manager C.J. you, am invested in. I believe capable citizens need to be involved citizens. We can all make a pledge to said the beetle doesn’t kill the get a permit. Thompson said the historic jail make our community a better place to live and work. That’s why I’m running for public offi ce and making tree but causes the branches to Early this week the city’s is county-owned and covered die back. building director Mike Walker by the county’s insurance pol- this commitment. How long the camphor tree, said a permit has been pulled icy, but depending on how the Sincerely, a species native to China, can for the project and licensed and building gets damaged, it’s not Political advertisement paid for and approved by remain standing is anyone’s insured contractor will be re- certain the county’s insurance Chuck Brannan, Republican, for Clerk of Court. guess, though. Mr. Lamborn moving the tree. would cover repairs. Knowledgable Most Qualified Experienced Proven Accountability Having served previously as county commissioner, my accountability is a matter of public record. JULIE COMBS Paid by Julie B. Combs, Democrat, for Clerk of Courts. for Clerk of Courts! Thursday, July 31, 2014 The Baker County Press Page 5 Drunk, batters girlfriend Lock is severed atop shed; The sheriff’s department arrested a Macclen- named John Blanton III, 50, for domestic aggra- ny man accused of coming home drunk to his vated assault on wife Nancy Blanton, 60, at their residence on Rock Ct. during the early morning residence on Brown Rd. south of Macclenny. $2600 in tools stolen in city of July 27 and beating his live-in girlfriend. Ms. Brown reported the alleged assault on The top of a plastic shed her mother, also admitted she Florida Ave. in Macclenny, Deputy Michael Antonini said when he ar- July 26, two days after she said her husband behind the apartment home stole a $100 cell phone from where his mother produced rived at the scene about 2 am, a bloodied Isaac approached her in a threatening manning with of Robert Dyer on South First another female acquaintance the merchandise. Smith, 56, was standing in the street and claimed a skill saw following a midday argument. She St. in Macclenny was appar- earlier. The case will be han- • Another routine viewing girlfriend Brenda Bones, 57, slashed him with claimed Mr. Blanton drew the saw back as if to ently cut to gain entry between dled by juvenile authorities. of security tapes on July 26 led a knife. The officer noted Mr. Smith smelled strike her with it, then left the residence. July 22-24, and an estimated • Brandon Harrell, 25, of to a criminal complaint nam- strongly of alcohol. Deputy Tony Norman said he was unable to $2610 in tools stolen. Macclenny was arrested on ing a 17-year-old Macclenny Ms. Bones was inside their residence with a contact the accused or an alleged witness. Ms. Deputy James Marker said July 25 for stealing a micro- youth for the early morning bleeding finger and bruising about the left eye, Blanton claimed her husband has a history of the cut top allowed for remov- wave and electric skillet from theft of two cases of beer from and told the deputy her boyfriend started an ar- violent behavior. al of a cable lock that had se- Walmart earlier that morning. Walmart. gument after returning from a friend’s house. • Deputy Justin Yingling filed a complaint al- cured the shed. Mr. Dyer told A store security worker Police were called when the As the argument escalated, Ms. Bones said leging Rodney Keith Brooks, 49, violated a do- him he was last in the shed alerted police when a sur- employee recognized one of she was pushed against a television in their liv- mestic violence restraining order by making a late in the evening of July 22 veillance video showed the two other males in the video ing room, then shoved several times before she late-night visit to the home of Linda Bennett, 44, and the missing items were suspect pretend to self-scan from a previous theft incident, grabbed a coffee cup and smashed it against Mr. on July 23. there. the items while checking out and Deputy Johnny Hodges Smith. He then pinned her to the floor and began Ms. Bennett and witness Theodore McSwain They included an air chis- about 1:25 am, and a receipt recognized the suspect who beating her about the face and head until pulled III, 38, said Mr. Brooks, who has a lengthy crimi- el, welder, bench grinder, air record of the transaction did he then interviewed at his east back by Alonza McQueen, 50, who also lives at nal record dating back decades, began banging drill, two die grinders and a not list them. They had a com- Macclenny home. the address and witnessed the attack. on windows of the address on CR 23A North just portable air tank. bined value of $94. The youth admitted to tak- Mr. McQueen backed the girlfriend’s version before midnight. He left when Ms. Bennett re- In other recent thefts, Pen- Deputy Johnson went to ing the beer valued at $34. of events. fused to talk to him. ny Hall of Freeport, FL re- the suspect’s residence on The accused was treated at Fraser Hospital for Sgt. James Marker located the accused at his ported a ring valued at $250 facial and arm lacerations before being taken to residence off Mud Lake Rd. early the next morn- was likely taken from her 2011 jail where he was booked for domestic battery. ing and he insisted he was at home the previous KIA while she was visiting her In other incidents, a criminal complaint evening. mother on Lowder St. in Mac- clenny between July 17-21. She gave Deputy Jeremiah Johnson the name of a suspect Shots are Jacksonville man had who was not immediately lo- cated. • Dollar General employee fired into Melissa Oswald of Glen St. 10 license suspensions Mary called police when she realized a driver’s license and car on I-10 JON SHUMAKE a suspended license. debit card were removed from [email protected] Deputy Michael Antonini her wallet the afternoon of A Glen St. Mary man re- saw Anthony Moore, 44, en- July 22. ported to police that his west- A Jacksonville man was ar- ter the Raceway parking lot on The wallet was in the office bound vehicle was fired upon rested the night of July 26 for Woodlawn Road and pump gas of the Dollar General store on as he exited Interstate 10 at driving without a license after before trying to leave. The of- US 90, and Deputy Tony Nor- Glen St. Mary the evening of police learned his license was ficer confirmed Mr. Moore’s li- man said a surveillance video July 21. suspended 10 times and re- cense was suspended five times shows a black person of un- James Hill, 50, described voked for being a habitual of- for failure to pay court financial determined gender enter the what appeared to be a case fender. obligations, failure to appear store office and take the items of road rage that began east Cpl. Koty Crews pulled on traffic summons and failure shortly after 4 pm. The sus- of Macclenny about 6 pm over Douglas Johnson, 26, on to pay traffic fines. pect is seen leaving the store when a white passenger ve- S. Clinton Avenue in Glen St. The deputy stopped Mr. nearly an hour later. hicle passed him at high speed Mary after the officer saw that Moore, who claimed he was • A 15-year-old Sanderson and pulled behind a vehicle in none of the four occupants in driving to visit his brother’s girl admitted when questioned front of him in the left lane, the Toyota Camry were wear- grave and apologized several by Deputy Robert Simpkins causing him to abruptly slow ing seat belts. times. Dep. Antonini informed on July 22 that she took $145 down. The suspect admitted to not the suspect he was under ar- worth of clothing from a friend Mr. Hill told Deputy Chad having a valid license and a rest because he had already re- at whose residence in north Montean he then entered the check revealed his license was ceived a warning for the same Macclenny she spent the pre- right lane and passed the ve- suspended for failure to pay crime. vious night. hicle in question and several traffic fines and for non-judg- While waiting on family to The girl, in the presence of others in front of it. Near the ment suspensions. pick up the vehicle, Dep. Anto- Macclenny exit, he said the In a similar incident, a Green nini learned Mr. Moore had an white vehicle with two His- Cove Springs woman was ar- active warrant from Grayson panic males in the front seat rested the night July 24 during County, Va., for theft, but no then pulled alongside his 1999 a traffic stop after a check with extradition order. Toyota and exchanged words dispatch showed her license In other similar incidents: with him. He described them was suspended nine times. • Jerome Pender Jr., 39. of only as having short dark hair. Investigators Michael Baker County was arrested the As he exited at the CR 125 Hauge and Matthew Yarbor- night of July 23 for driving on interchange at Glen St. Mary, ough stopped Cassiti Bennett, a license suspended four times Mr. Hill said he heard gun- 30, after she turned onto CR following a traffic stop for an shots followed by something 228 from U.S. 90 without us- inoperable headlight. striking the driver side door. ing a signal. Ms. Bennett told • John Hood, 47, of Mac- He then re-entered the inter- Inv. Hauge that her license was clenny was arrested the night state and followed the suspect suspended and expired. The of July 26 for driving with a vehicle until it exited north- suspect has a prior conviction license suspended three times bound on CR 229 at Sander- of driving on a suspended or and for being a habitual of- son. revoked license. fender. A witness at Cuz’s One-Stop In another incident, a Jack- He was pulled over by Lt. in Sanderson said he saw a ve- sonville man was arrested the David Bryant for careless driv- hicle matching the suspects’ night of July 26 after he was ing. The suspect admitted he speed west on US 90 shortly caught driving by a police offi- was currently out on bond for before Mr. Hill arrived there to cer who had given him a warn- the offense. get fuel. The Florida Highway ing a month prior for driving on Patrol and Columbia County authorities were alerted but never located the vehicle. 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Page 6 The Baker County Press Thursday, July 31, 2014 ‘Tax hike’ allegation not accurate Threats with ball bat A Hillsborough County man was taken into custody after he were told during public hear- Upon further reflection, Ms. a tax increase in Florida? showed up at his girlfriend’s residence in east Macclenny the morn- ings last August and Septem- Rhoden said she decided last According to the Florida De- ing of July 26 armed with a baseball bat, threatening her and two Activist ber that at the roll-back rate, week to take down the sign to partment of Revenue, “A roll- other persons. the county should expect to adjust her claim regarding Mr. back rate is the rate at which A witness who was across the street on Deerwood Circle called see roughly another $100,000 Giddens and special assess- the current tax base would police because he feared Jeremiah Giddens, 33, of Lithia, FL alters sign in revenue, mostly due to new ments. produce the same taxes levied harmed Cassey Crawford, 29, and possibly her children while in- construction or property im- She said she’s changing the as the previous year. When a side the trailer home. provements. wording to say that Mr. Gid- tax base increases, maintain- The witness told Deputy Christopher Clutter that Mr. Giddens in her yard Mr. Giddens sided with the den’s “supports” special assess- ing the same millage rate rep- drove up to the address about 9:45 am in a 2004 Dodge pickup and board’s two Democrats, Gor- ments, rather than he has voted resents an increase in taxes.” forced his way in the front door. His entry was followed by yelling JOEL ADDINGTON don Crews and Mark Hartley, for them. There are a handful of fac- and screams coming from the interior, and shortly after an uniden- MANAGING EDITOR in voting for the roll-back rate. She cited an April 10, 2012 tors used by Property Apprais- tified white male and female ran outside and drove off in a small [email protected] Commissioners James Croft city commission workshop, er Tim Sweat’s office and Tax vehicle. and Jimmy Anderson, both Re- during which Mr. Giddens Collector Gene Harvey’s office Witness Shawn Yagecic, a Jacksonville deliveryman, said Mr. Theresa Rhoden takes taxes publicans, voted against setting voiced support for an assess- to determine a particular prop- Giddens chased after the car yelling, “Come back and I’ll kill you.” and politics very seriously. the tentative millage rate at the ment for emergency medical erty’s tax liability. He then re-entered the residence and the witness heard more She said when three coun- roll-back rate in August and services (EMS), as evidence for First there’s the market val- screaming and what appeared to be banging on items inside. The ty commissioners, including again the following month. the new language. ue of the property. Properties suspect exited, drove off spinning tires in the yard and returned Adam Giddens who she cam- Mr. Giddens doesn’t dispute “He verbalized support for sold are given new market val- about a minute later to go back inside. paigned for in 2010, voted to Ms. Rho- an EMS as- ues based on the sale price and When officers arrived about that time, the suspect and Ms. Craw- increase the county’s property den’s claim sessment improved properties are gener- ford reluctantly exited for questioning. Deputy Clutter described tax rate, also known as the mill- about him fee,” she the girlfriend as uncooperative and vague about a laceration on her ally re-appraised following the age rate, last year, it amounted voting for I wanted to draw the line said. “All right elbow. improvements. to a tax increase for some resi- sand min- they have He also described deplorable conditions on the inside of the But by state law, the ap- dents. ing. He did on revenue and work on to do is put trailer, with trash, clothing and molding food strewn about and the But it was only Mr. Giddens, vote against a number to praiser’s office must re-value pungent odor of mildew. No children were home at the time, but now faced with a re-election a motion the expense side. it.” every parcel at least once every because they reside there the Department of Children and Families to the post he won four years to deny –County Commissioner Adam Giddens Minutes five years. That process takes was notified. ago, who drew the ire of Ms. Oldcastle from the into account sales of similar Mr. Giddens was charged with aggravated assault and disturbing Rhoden, a fellow Republican. South- meeting re- properties in the area to assign the peace. He reportedly suspected Ms. Crawford of being unfaith- So much so, she posted a large ern Group’s mining proposal flect those comments. But they a new market value to a prop- ful. sign in her yard off Odis Yar- in July, 2013. This week he state Mr. Giddens said he came erty. In another north Macclenny incident, Deputy Earl Lord filed borough Rd. stating that Mr. defended his no vote, saying to support the EMS assessment The market value is then criminal complaints against two men who squared off at each other Giddens voted for increased changes to the company’s pro- only after the proposal was adjusted down, depending on with a machete and hatchet about midday on July 24 after an argu- property taxes, special assess- posal to use treated sewer wa- coupled with an offsetting re- which property tax exemptions ment erupted between adjoining residences. ments and sand mining. ter for hydraulic dredge min- duction in the property tax rate. the parcel is eligible for. Neither Rocky Siemering, 40, and neighbor Randall Wilkerson, Ironically, her property tax ing, instead of digging a well Today he says he would not Homesteaded property, 47, made contact during the stand-off, but the complaint names bill fell about $28 last year. and using water from the aqui- support a stand-alone EMS as- for instance, is eligible for a both of them for aggravated assault. While Mr. Giddens did vote fer, which would also eliminate sessment, but one that is condi- $25,000 exemption on the first Mr. Wilkerson was named in a second complaint for domestic yes on the new tax rate, he said the city’s discharge of the waste tioned on an equivalent tax cut $50,000 in value and another battery of his 42-year-old wife Noella, who he is accused of punch- in the aggregate, he didn’t vote water into Turkey Creek, led is “logical to look at.” $25,000 exemption for the ing in the face during an argument earlier that day. for a tax increase because the him to support the project. “It’s the only way I’d discuss value between $50,000 and rate, while higher than the pre- “At that point I didn’t see it,” said Mr. Giddens. $75,000. There are also ex- An analysis of the EMS as- vious year’s rate, was the so- any legal reason to tell them emptions for the disabled and called “roll-back rate,” or the no,” he said. sessment proposal by The military veterans. rate needed to generate the But he does contest the first Press in 2012 showed that the Once the exemptions are same amount of revenue coun- two claims on the yard sign on plan would save money for the calculated to reach a taxable Re-Roofs • New Roofs • Leak Repairs ty-wide as the previous year’s property taxes and special as- owners of homesteaded prop- Torch Down Leaks • Roof Inspections tax rate. sessments. erty valued above $130,440, value, the value is multiplied “I wanted to draw the line He said by definition the because the tax reduction by the tax rates approved by WE SPECIALIZE IN PROBLEM ROOFS on revenue and work on the roll-back rate is not a tax in- would be more than the $135 the each of the taxing authori- expense side,” Mr. Giddens re- crease and that he’s never voted proposed EMS fee. But it would ties — the county, the hospital Satisfaction Guaranteed called this week. for any special assessment. cost the owners of property and water management dis- Licensed & Insured While the county’s total The county has two existing valued below that threshold, tricts and the school district. property value rose this year, special assessments in place which is the value at which the There’s an additional property it is the first time since 2009. for garbage disposal and fire proposed tax reduction would tax rate for property within the 259-2563 At this time last year, commis- protection, and what Mr. Gid- equal the proposed assessment. City of Macclenny, however. Commercial & Residential sioners were faced with a bud- dens and other board members In other words, homes val- The final total bill reflects FREE Owner: Tim Combs get deficit and another drop have voted for is an ordinance ued above $130,440 would’ve the sum of the respective tax Estimates Florida State Certified Roofing in taxable value county-wide. setting up a mechanism to add seen a net decrease in their levies for each taxing authority. Contractor Lic# CCC1325730 That meant keeping the tax more special assessments in property taxes while those be- rate static would bring in less the future, possibly for emer- low the figure would’ve expe- revenue than the previous year. gency medical services. The or- rienced a net increase in their However, commissioners dinance, however, did not add taxes. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ELECT ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ any new assessments. So, how does the state define Encephalitis alert is issued Jack JOEL ADDINGTON ing humans has been found in The state recommends a MANAGING EDITOR Baker County and mosquitoes “drain and cover” strategy to [email protected] transmitting EEEV prefer to prevent the spread of mosqui- feed on birds rather than hu- to-borne illness. That is, drain The Baker County Health mans or other mammals. How- any standing water, cover your III Department issued a mosqui- ever, the advisory states, other skin to reduce exposure and BAKER to-borne illness advisory today mosquito species can bite an use a mosquito repellent on following the discovery of East- infected bird and spread the any bare skin and clothing. The ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ern Equine Encephalitis Virus disease to people and wildlife. advisory says repellents with (EEEV) in two horses in Baker Symptoms of EEEV infec- DEET, picaridin, oil of lemon County. FOR tion may include fever, general eucalyptus and IR 3535 are ef- Horses can be vaccinated for EEEV and West-Nile Virus by a muscle pain and headache. As fective. licensed veterinarian. There is the disease progresses, more For more information click no vaccine for humans. severe symptoms like seizures this link from the Florida De- CLERK OF COURTS One of the horses was eu- and coma may occur. Peak ac- partment of Health, or call the thanized, a 2-year-old quarter tivity for the virus spans from county health department at horse from Plantation Road in May to August. 259-6291. Macclenny that became sick on July 10, health department I am records show. It was never vac- cinated. • Promoting fiscally The second horse, a 1-year responsible policies. old quarter horse from Eddy Grade Road in Sanderson sur- • A man of character, integrity vived. EEEV’s onset in the an- & traditional values. imal was logged on July 16. It had an old or incomplete vac- cination, the records note. • Prepared to utilize and No cases of the virus infect- implement innovative ideas. We want CONSERVATIVE. questions

The Press will be featur- ing Q&As with the candidates running for local office in an upcoming edition prior to the My name is Jack Baker III, the guiding principles August primary. in my life are Faith, Family, and Community. Please send us any ques- tions you’d like the candidates to answer, or any issues you’d People who know me, know that I have the ability, skills, and like them to address before knowledge to perform the tasks as the Baker County Clerk of Courts. voting. We’ll be soliciting sug- It is my great hope that by the end of my campaign, gestions through mid-July. the people who do not yet know me will feel the same way. Please send them to report- [email protected], To contact me call 904-307-2899. message @bakercopresss on Twitter, message on Facebook COMMITTED | COMPETENT | CONSERVATIVE or call (904) 259-2400 and speak with Joel Addington. Paid by Jack Baker III, Republican, for Baker County Clerk of Courts. Thursday, July 31, 2014 The Baker County Press Page 7 CIRCUIT COURT Angry boyfriend arrested Violator gets 2-year term Drunk and aggressive in deputy’s presence A Baldwin woman who pleas to possession of drug probation one year. The judge JON SHUMAKE Guernsey arrived on the scene to contact the suspect, several violated multiple terms of a paraphernalia and chemicals also ordered him to complete [email protected] on a bicycle and then walked vehicles had to drive around probation she received last to manufacture meth. The 50 hours of community ser- toward Ms. Gibson with his him because he was obstruct- fall for possession and sale of judge also suspended his driv- vice. A Glen St. Mary man was fists clinched. He once again ing traffic. prescription drugs was sent to er’s license for two years. • Jay Blanchard Jr. pleaded arrested the night of July 21 ignored the officer’s com- The suspect moved to the state prison for 23 months on • Alisyn Hysler admitted to no contest to fleeing police for disorderly intoxication and mands and cursed at the wom- shoulder of the roadway af- July 22. violating probation on an ear- and misdemeanor marijuana resisting an officer without an saying he was going to “kill ter Dep. Minkel turned on his The sentence was imposed lier drug possession count and possession and will be on pro- violence after he became ag- her.” emergency lights. Mr. Hansen on Euneka Jefferson, 27, dur- pleaded no contest to bringing bation one year. gressive toward his girlfriend The officer then handcuffed continued cursing at the of- ing regular circuit court ses- contraband into the jail. She • Mark Collingwood plead- when she tried picking up the suspect despite his efforts ficer while speaking with him sion by was sentenced to 165 days al- ed no contest to possession clothes from their house to pull away. Mr. Guernsey and asked to be taken to jail. County ready served in jail, and placed of a firearm by a convicted Sgt. William Starling met continued cursing and yelling He was first checked at the Judge on a two-year probation. felon and having an improper with Stevie Gibson, 35, at Cel- threats at Ms. Gibson as she Fraser Hospital emergency Joey Wil- • Jerald Jacobs pleaded no license tag. Judge Williams ebration Park to escort her to waited for her brother to ar- room because of his level of liams, contest to bringing contra- placed him on probation for retrieve the clothing. She and rive. The suspect tried pulling intoxication. who was band into Baker Correctional five years and counted 53 days boyfriend Charles Guernsey, away from the sergeant, but filling in and will serve a six-month in jail as part of the sentence. 35, live together and they had Sgt. Starling took him down for Judge sentence at the same time as a • Richard Johnson drew a verbal altercation at their and held him on the ground Mark state term. a one-year probation after residence prior to Sgt. Star- with his knee until Deputy Harvey reunion Moseley. • Deantae Lundy pleaded to pleading no contest to resist- ling’s arrival. She said she Robert Simpkins arrived to The 46th annual Harvey Court re- grand theft in return to a six- ing arrest and possession of was going to spend the night take him to county jail. family reunion will be held on cords in- month jail term, and the state drug paraphernalia. The state at her brother’s to avoid any In another incident, a Saturday, August 16 starting dicate the dropped one count of resisting dropped twin counts of pos- further altercations with Mr. Spring Hill, FL man was ar- at 11 am at the Baker County defendant police. sessing controlled drugs. Euneka Jefferson Guernsey and she needed to rested the night of July 23 fairgrounds on Lauramore Rd. admit- • A similar jail term was or- • Thomas Moritz will be on get some of her clothes. for disorderly intoxication for north of Macclenny. ted to violating probation by dered to Justin Maxwell after probation 18 months in re- Mr. Guernsey met Ms. Gib- yelling obscenities at passing Activities for kids will be moving from her residence he entered a no contest plea to turn for his no contest plea to son and Sgt. Starling at the vehicles while he was walking provided. Everyone welcome. without permission, failing to grand theft. participating in an organized door and let them in without in the middle of Sixth Street. complete treatment for drug • Britney McEachin entered scheme to defraud. The state incident, and the officer no- Deputy John Minkel re- abuse, failure to pay supervi- pleas to grand theft and tam- dropped one count of uttering ticed an odor of alcohol com- sponded to the area and found ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS sory costs and testing positive pering with evidence and will forged bills. ing from the suspect. Ms. Gib- a shirtless Joshua Hansen, 25, Meetings Mon., Wed. & Fri. at 8 pm to cocaine use. be in county jail one year. • The judge ordered a son began packing her things walking on the center lines. 8981 S. SR 228 Macc. Ms. Jefferson’s criminal re- • The judge allowed 16 days similar sentence for defen- when Mr. Guernsey “became While the deputy was trying cord prior to the drug cases in- already served in jail for a por- dant Amanda Morrison, who unruly for no apparent rea- cludes fraud, theft and issuing tion of the sentence in the case pleaded no contest to posses- son,” according to the police worthless checks. of Terri Warborg, who plead- sion of controlled drugs. report, and started cursing at In the sole other prison ed no contest to possession • Autumn Stieger’s two- her. Sally REGISTER sentencing that day, Johnnie of controlled drugs and para- year probation for pawn fraud, The suspect became more Lee Smith, 32, of Macclenny phernalia. The state dropped a resisting arrest, burglary and aggressive and ignored the of- for Clerk of Courts drew a 15-month term after count of bringing contraband grand theft was altered to re- ficer’s requests to calm down, HONEST | DEPENDABLE | EXPERIENCED pleading no contest to a single into jail, and Ms. Warborg will quire stricter house arrest but Ms. Gibson was finished Education: count of aggravated assault. be on drug offender probation sanctions after she admitted and was exiting the residence. Bachelor’s of Science in Education from Florida State College Mr. Smith was originally 18 months. to violating terms imposed on Sgt. Starling had to step be- of Jacksonville (Magna Cum Laude) charged with burglary, grand • Tarina Thompson admit- her earlier this year. tween the woman and Mr. Associate of Arts from Florida Gateway (Magna Cum Laude) theft and five counts each of ted to violating terms of her Guernsey as he aggressively armed robbery and aggravated probation for possession of approached her while cursing. St. Leo’s University-Business Management Classes assault with a deadly weapon. marijuana with the intent to Fish reunion Ms. Gibson returned to Cel- Experience/Career: Court records indicate he sell and drug paraphernalia, ebration Park to wait for her 27 Years Financial Experience/Customer Service with TD Bank and was implicated in an early and will be in jail one year. The annual reunion of de- scendants of Ben and Kizzie brother and the officer joined former Citizens Bank of Macclenny morning invasion at a resi- • Judge Williams ordered her to ensure her safety after dence on E.J. Paige Rd. near two defendants onto house ar- Fish will be held on Saturday, 10 Years Customer Service Experience with NEFCOM August 2 at the Baker County telling the suspect to have no Sanderson on August 31 of last rest, Virginia Brooks for nine further contact with her that 37 Plus years customer service work experience in Baker County year during which he terror- months for grand theft, and fairgrounds. night. A few minutes later, Mr. Paid & approved by Sally Register, Baker County Clerk of Courts ized five persons with a shot- Michael Doyle for one year. Doors open at 10:30 am gun, robbed them of $1800 in Ms. Brooks will also be on and there will be a bounce cash and personal belongings probation 15 months following house for kids and a corn-hole and threatened to kill them. that, and must complete 50 tournament for all ages. The intruder had a covered hours of community service. Bring your favorite dish face, but one of the victims Mr. Doyle admitted to violat- for the pot-luck dinner. Paper said she recognized his voice. ing probation from numerous goods, ice and air condition- The state dropped the bulk of theft and burglary cases last ing will be provided. the charges and agreed to the year. Cakes and prizes are need- 6 month 24 month 48 month ed for the cake walk, and plea after the defendant pro- • Brian Adams pleaded no % % % % .45 APY .65 APY 1.30 APR | 1.31 APY duced an alibi witness. contest to a lesser charge of at- plants for the plant exchange. Judge Williams imposed tempted possession of chemi- Friends and family are wel- come. 12 month 36 month 60 month a number of terms in county cals used to make meth and % % % % jail, some of which the defen- paraphernalia and will do 30 .50 APY 1.10 APY 1.55 APR | 1.56 APY dants already served before hours community service in $500 minimum deposit the court date. addition to an 18-month pro- ALCOHOLICS 602 S. Sixth Street, Macclenny • 259-6702 ANONYMOUS One of them was Brandon bation. 100 S. Lima Street, Baldwin • 266-1041 COUNTRY FEDERAL Dicks, who was given credit • Timothy Bennett pleaded Meetings Mon., Wed. & Fri. at 8 pm for the half-year he has been no contest to two counts of 8981 S. SR 228 Macc. BANK ONLINE 24/7 CREDIT UNION in jail in return for no contest cockfighting and will be on www.countryfcu.com ct Adam Why Re-Ele Giddens? IT’S PROVEN! 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Political advertisement paid for and approved by Adam Giddens, Republican Baker County Commissioner, District 4. Page 8 The Baker County Press Thursday, July 31, 2014 Assault on deputy, drugs ‘Texting’ in the rescue unit? JOEL ADDINGTON conversation.” was not texting — matched up. Arrest at scene of north city disturbance MANAGING EDITOR Ms. Belcher told her daugh- Mr. Thompson said the driv- [email protected] ter what she overheard and the er did miss a turn on the way to session of drug paraphernalia. side door. daughter confronted the male Fraser Hospital, but that the JON SHUMAKE Rosemary Belcher of Glen [email protected] In a similar incident, a Sand- In another drug-related inci- paramedic, who Ms. Belcher male paramedic’s statement St. Mary fell in her kitchen erson man was arrested the af- dent, five people were arrested said denied his colleague was was a quip, and not meant lit- last week and was taken to the A Macclenny man was ar- ternoon of July 23 for felony the evening of July 23 for vari- texting while driving. erally. The driver, meanwhile, emergency room. She’s still re- rested the afternoon of July 21 possession of marijuana after ous weapon and drug charges State law explicitly prohibits denied the allegation, he said. covering from her injuries, in- for assault on a police officer, police found 115 grams of the after police found a handgun drivers from texting while driv- “There was no way to see cluding burns to her hands and resisting arrest and multiple drug in his truck during a stop and meth paraphernalia in a ing, though it has an exception her, but both were adamant foot as well as cuts and possible drug charges after police found after receiving an anonymous vehicle during a traffic stop for for emergency responders tex- that’s not what they were do- bone injuries to her face. two pills on him after subduing tip about possible drug smug- the vehicle not having a tag. ting as part of their official du- ing,” said the county manager. “It’s been horrendous,” said him for trying to fight an offi- gling. Cpl. Christopher Walker ties. Breaking the law is a non- “No one can corroborate she Ms. Belcher, who is elderly and cer. Investigators Matthew Yar- stopped Joseph Nicks, 38, of moving traffic violation, similar was texting.” lives with her daughter. Deputy Johnny Hodges re- borough and Michael Hauge Hilliard at the end of Herbert to not wearing a seatbelt. He added that while state But something happened on sponded to a disturbance at received word that Donal Rosi- Harris Road. While the officer But after Ms. Belcher con- law prohibits texting while the way to the Fraser Hospital 594 Fox Run Circle and found er, 21, was traveling from Jack- was conducting a warrant and tacted county officials, they driving, the county’s employ- that Ms. Belcher hopes never Peter Kemp, 36, standing on sonville in either a white work license check, he saw the other said the story she described and ee policies do not address the happens to anyone else. the driver’s side of a vehicle truck or green Dodge truck passengers moving around as if that of the paramedics “conflict matter, nor any rules regarding She said she overheard one parked in the driveway with with a large amount of mari- they were trying to hide some- very greatly,” said County Man- use of social media. of the male paramedics sitting Jennifer Kemp, 31, in the driv- juana. The caller said he would thing. He received permission ager C.J. Thompson. “Our last revision to the em- in the front passenger seat say er’s seat. The officer asked Mr. drive from US 90 to Cow Pen to check the vehicle for illegal He said both personnel were ployee policy was before tex- to the female driver of the am- Kemp to step away from the ve- Road before going to an un- items and waited on Deputy interviewed separately by EMS ting was even invented,” said bulance taking her to the hospi- hicle, which he eventually did known address on Fred Harvey B. Dyal’s arrival to conduct the director David Richardson. He Mr. Thompson. He said revi- tal, “You missed the turn. Were after becoming agitated. Road near the intersection of search. said their stories — that the sions will be considered by the you texting again?” And bit lat- The officer separated the CR 127. After backup arrived, Cpl. male was in the back of the unit county commission to update er she said she heard the driver two so he could interview them The investigators traveled to Walker asked the four passen- with the patient and the driver the policy in the near future. respond, “It was an ongoing individually about the inci- the area and were on the look- gers to step out of the Nissan dent. While speaking with Mrs. out for a vehicle matching the and saw a black handgun in Kemp, Mr. Kemp started walk- caller’s description. They lo- the back seat floorboard. He ing toward them and ignored cated the white work truck on learned that Tammy Wells, Adult ed and several warnings to remain in Cow Pen Road and began fol- 33, of Hilliard, Keith Groven- front of the patrol car. He then lowing it in an unmarked ve- stein, 49, of Hilliard and Gary GED prep Woodlawn Kennels balled up his fist and took a Quality Professional Care hicle as it traveled onto Fred Woolard, 53, of Folkston were Adult basic education and fighting stance while cursing at Harvey Road. Inv. Yarborough all convicted felons. Dep. Hodges. GED test preparation classes GROOMING BOARDING noticed the Mr. Rosier con- Ms. Wells and Jerrie Raul- will resume Monday, August The officer pointed his taser stantly watching them in his erson, 39, of Hilliard were in 259-4757 at the suspect and warned him 18 at the adult ed centers in Private • Spacious • Indoor/Outdoor Runs mirrors and ignoring the road. the back seat where the firearm Macclenny on West Minne- again. Mr. Kemp continued to The suspect veered into the was located. disobey the officer until he saw sota and in Sanderson at 9846 Complete Bath, De-flea & Groom . . . . $20-$25 left dirt-road ditch before sud- A purse belonging to Ms. CR 229 North. another patrol car arrive. denly pulling right to correct Raulerson contained a pipe The suspect resisted when Daytime classes are offered Bath, De-flea & Nails Clip ...... $10-$15 his path, causing the officer’s to with white residue on it that Monday through Friday 9 am Deputy Christopher Clutter stop him. she said was used to consume Boarding (per actual day) ...... $5-$10 tried to handcuff him, and was to 1 pm, and evening classes Mr. Rosier appeared ner- meth, according to the report. at the Macclenny location on forced to the ground. vous to the investigators during Cpl. Walker also found a straw A black cloth bag containing Tuesday and Thursday eve- the stop, with shaking hands in Mr. Nicks’ jacket that also nings from 6:30-9 pm. a Hydrocodone and a Citalo- and stuttered speech. A strong had a powdery white substance pram pill, along with two cut- Pre-registration is required smell of unburned marijuana inside. at the Macclenny center on ting straws, was found in Mr. was detected by both investi- Ms. Wells, Mr. Groven- Kemp’s pocket. weekdays from 8 am-3 pm. gators but the suspect denied stein and Mr. Woolard were The adult ed tuition is $30 In addition to assault and having any and consented to a all charged with possession of resisting arrest, Mr. Kemp was per term, non-refundable cash search. a firearm by a convicted felon, only. For more information, also charged with possession A quart-size ziplock bag of while Ms. Raulerson and Mr. of new legend drug without a please call Alicia Chauncey at the drug was found in the work Nicks were charged with pos- 259-0403. prescription, possession of a box door behind the driver’s session of drug paraphernalia. controlled substance and pos- ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Meetings Mon., Wed. & Fri. at 8 pm 8981 S. SR 228 Macc.

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Final day PERSONAL: » Guest speaker throughout the state of Married to Judy Tharpe Roberts for 35 years, 7 Florida including the Federal Training children, 22 grandchildren Facility located in Brunswick, GA. for kids Speaking on small rural jails housing high profi le inmates. EDUCATION & ACHIEVEMENTS: » Graduated from Baker County High summer School Law Academy Teacher at Baker County » Graduated from Lake City Community High School College with an AA degree and an AS » Teen Court Coordinator series degree in Management » Trial Academy » Numerous Law Enforcement » Instructor of Law Curriculum Pictured the last day in the summer program series: (above) Leliani Perry Certifi cations and Awards » Voted by students as one of their tosses a frisbee through a pyramid » Recipient of 2013 Sheriff’s Past Service ‘Favorite Teachers’ of buckets for a prize, (right) Kendall Award Cone plays toss with other children, and (below from right) C.J. Adams, Department of Corrections Timothy Brewer, Phillip Spreadbug EXPERIENCE: Supervised tool control offi ce and inventory of and Cody Shrull in tug of war. Baker County Sheriff’s Offi ce for 20 tools used by inmates years » Dispatcher Ken’s Fencing, LLC » Deputy Sheriff to the rank of Lieutenant Owner and operator of a successful fence » Assigned to Investigations business for over 31 years » Evidence Control Offi cer » Chief of Detention Facility COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT: » Training Offi cer Actively involved in the Baker County » Chief of Courtroom Security Touchdown Club. I currently serve on the Board » Administrative Assistant to the of Directors and I am the head coach of the Sheriff – Duties included assisting in senior division 49ers football team. I have been preparing the budget, purchasing, jail a youth football coach and mentor for over 47 management and responsible for the years. administrative fi ling of cases which included felony, misdemeanor, traffi c and civil processes with the clerk’s offi ce. Thank you for your support! Vote Kenneth Roberts for Clerk of Courts August 26th! Thursday, July 31, 2014 The Baker County Press Page 9 Policies on bullying, lunches New policies were put in on credit as deemed necessary updated to include cyber bul- place last week by the school by school officials and limits lying, or bullying done using a board for the 2014-15 school older students to no more than computer. year regarding cyber bullying, two lunches on credit. • School buses bought since concussions, credit for school • Students enrolled full-time 2001 must now be equipped lunches and school bus seat in virtual school are now eligi- with seat belts. belts, among others. ble to participate in extracur- Under the new policy lan- ricular activities at brick-and- guage: mortar schools. Seeks supplies • No student can try out for • Students attending a D or F or participate in athletics with- school can now opt to attend a for local schools out filing a parental consent different public school inside or A month-long “give back to form explaining the nature and outside the district. Prior to the school” drive for school sup- risk of concussion and head in- new policy, only students at- plies was launched recently to jury, as required by state law. tending F schools could switch. benefit children at the Epis- The consent must be refiled an- The change means students copal Children’s Services on South 6th St. in Macclenny. Purchase this photo at www.bakercountypress.com Photo by Joel Addington nually. Furthermore, students attending Keller Intermediate Teachers union negotiations Tuesday afternoon with the district team on the left and teachers on the right. suspected of sustaining a con- School, the district’s only D- The drive is sponsored by cussion or head injury must be school, can move to a higher the local office of Advance removed from play immedi- performing school outside the America. For more details, ately, and cannot return until county. contact Christie Passmore at being cleared by “appropriate • Anti-bullying policies were 259-2042. Teachers get $600 bonus medical personnel.” • Rather than barring any graded with a D or F — a $300 union would make step raises credit for school lunches, the Purchase photos from the paper at one-time bonus. Teachers in negotiated rather than auto- new policy permits elementary Plus some Title I schools would get a $50 matic, noted Jerry Copeland, school students to buy lunches www.bakercountypress.com bonus under the deal as well. a consultant who served as the “When we left last time, we lead negotiator for the district. help with were very gloomy,” Mrs. Calla- Throughout the process, han told the management team he stressed the district’s dire of associate superintendent of financial outlook, a view bol- insurance human resources Robin Mob- stered by a mass e-mail sent to ley, associate superintendent all district staff by Mrs. Mobley JOEL ADDINGTON of curriculum and instruction July 24. MANAGING EDITOR David Davis, director of auxil- The message said $3.9 mil- [email protected] iary services David Crawford, lion in general fund reserves transportation department di- has been lost during the last The Baker County Educa- rector Johnnie Jacobs and as- three years to balance annual tion Association and the school sistant middle school principal budgets. It also said the district district agreed the afternoon of Allen Murphy after coming to expects to lose $4.8 million in July 29 to a deal that will give general fund reserves during teachers a one-time $600 bo- the next three years. nus and an additional $15 per Mrs. Callahan and oth- paycheck contribution towards Our goal was to help the ers from BCEA team said the rising health insurance premi- projection was exaggerated, ums for the coming school year. teachers in this district however, because it assumes The accord came after four no additional revenue will be bargaining sessions that began see growth in their available from the state or fed- in late May between the teach- career, financially and eral government in the future. ers union and district leader- The union president and the ship. After the second-to-last professionally. group’s lead negotiator with the meeting, the association’s pres- –Angela Callahan Florida Education Association ident Angela Callahan was frus- Baker County Education Association President described the e-mail as “scare trated with the process. tactics.” She said then: “I’ve never The district team counters had it [contract negotiations] terms Tuesday. that in the last three years the be that negative, in terms of “We didn’t expect to see any dip into general fund reserves them [the district] just saying movement, so it means a lot has grown about $100,000 no, no, no.” that you and the [school] board each year and the projection is She shared similar senti- showed the effort,” she said. simply a continuation of that ments at the start of this week’s After coming to terms this trend, a point Mrs. Richardson meeting. week, the two sides shared a made during a school board “When we came to this table coconut cake. meeting the day before the final our goal was not to place a fi- There were also a number of negotiation session. nancial burden on this district,” proposals sought by the teach- Now, members of the teach- read Mrs. Callahan, a middle ers union but rejected by man- ers union and the school board school teacher, from a pre- agement. They included: will consider the new con- pared statement. “Our goal was • A requirement that “sup- tract in the coming weeks. The to help the teachers in this dis- plemental positions,” or those school board is expected to vote trict see growth in their career, for coaching, club sponsors and on the proposal at its 5 p.m. financially and professional- other after school activities, be meeting on August 4. As for the ly. We wanted to avoid seeing advertised annually regard- teachers, the BCEA team said teachers bringing home less less of whether the position is it will recommend approval money than they had in previ- vacant, provided the position of the proposed contract to its ous years ... We just wanted to is occupied by a non-district members. “We do feel good feel appreciated and somewhat employee. The language was about this,” said Mrs. Callahan. compensated for the time, en- meant to ensure employees ergy and skill that we bring to have an opportunity to ap- our jobs.” ply for those positions, though At that point, the manage- principals would still have the ment team’s latest proposal, authority to hire whomever Vote August 26 for which it had called its “best they want, according to an up- $ and final offer,” was a $400 bo- date on bargaining circulated nus and the additional $15 per to association members. AUL 10K paycheck contribution towards • A $2000 salary supple- health insurance. ment for dual-enrollment P CAMMACCA FOR KIDS The association, or BCEA, teachers, or those teaching col- S If elected, I will donate initially sought a $2500 in- lege level classes. for Baker County School Board District 4 crease in base pay in addition • Language giving past $10,000 to our school to so-called “step” raises based “paraprofessionals,” or non-in- district for use in our on years of service to the dis- structional employees working Experience in Education for Education trict. with students under the direct classrooms. Before this week, the BCEA supervision of certified teach- My family has lived in Baker County since 2006. I was raised in Gainesville while my wife, had agreed to a $750 one-time ers, who go on to earn a teach- Erica, was raised in Jacksonville. Erica is a speech-language pathologist in school and EDUCATION bonus. ing degree partial credit for rehabilitation settings. We have four beautiful little girls. The oldest is going into third grade at During a three-hour nego- the years they spent with the • Master of Public tiation session on Tuesday, district as a paraprofessional Macclenny Elementary. Our family attends Celebration Church. Administration (MPA) however, the two sides settled with regard to the step salary As a public school teacher for over 13 years, I feel my professional in-field experience can help UNF on the terms of the new teacher schedule. The union requested shape our district’s future in education. Therefore, I have outlined the following focus areas • Bachelor of Education contract for the 2014-15 school one year credit for every two year. years served. The district also which will address our future needs: University of Florida EXPERIENCE In addition to the $600 bo- rejected a proposal to dilute the » Strategic Growth/Planning- In order for our students to be competitive in today’s nus, the parties also agreed to partial to one year of credit per • Teacher: 13 years workforce, we must give them the necessary tools to be successful. This can be achieved give teachers who transfer from three years served. Florida classroom high performing schools to low One proposal sought by the through calculated growth while attracting businesses suitable for our community. Growing teacher performing schools — those district and rejected by the our tax base without raising taxes will be the key to giving our students the very best. • Education Supervisor/ » Salaries/Benefi t Packages- I feel our district needs to attract and maintain highly Classifi cation Florida qualified employees. With the various changes currently being negotiated for our district’s Department of NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS staff, i.e. healthcare, teacher salary schedules, district/employee insurance costs we need Meetings Tuesday & Thursday Corrections: 6 years at 6:45 - 7:45 pm to have in place employee packages that are fair for those who work with our children. TEACHING CERTIFICATION Baker County Health Department » Vocational/Academic Training- With the increasing costs of post-secondary training, • Educational Leadership I feel we must place our students on a vocational/academic track which allows them to • PreK-3rd Grade pursue ‘job ready’ possibilities upon graduating high school. • Emotionally Anderson Quality As the son of a former New York City firefighter and school nurse, I take seriously my Handicapped K-12 ROOFING commitment to public service and helping those in need. I would like to take my 20+ years

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE No. 12000197CA

OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, LLC, PLAINTIFF, Legal Notices VS. JARED F. SATTERWHITE, ET AL. DEFENDANT(S). ______/ Higginbotham’s Towing & Recovery Inc. SECTION 00100 7611 West Mt. Vernon St. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Glen St. Mary, FL 32040 PROJECT: City of Macclenny The following vehicle will be sold at public auction NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to the Final Construction of a new Fire Station No.1 Judgment of Foreclosure dated July 14, 2014 in on August 15, 2014 at 10 am at Higginbotham’s Baker County, Florida Towing & Recovery 7611 West Mt. Vernon St., Glen the above action, I will sell to the highest bidder St. Mary, FL 32040: for cash at Baker, Florida, on September 11, 2014 OWNER: City of Macclenny at 11:00 AM, at 339 E. Macclenny Ave., Room 113, 118 East Macclenny Avenue Macclenny, FL 32063 for the following described 1991 Ford F150 Macclenny, Florida 32063 Vin # 1FTDF15N6MNA00118 property: 7/31c ENGINEER: Darabi and Associates, Inc. Lot 19, Block C, Macclenny II, Unit II, th 4140 NW 37 Place according to the plat thereof as recorded IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Suite A EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT in Plat Book 2, Pages 64 and 65, of the Gainesville, Florida 32606 public records of Baker County, Florida. IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA Telephone: (352) 376-6533 CASE NO.: 13000152CAMXAX Any person claiming an interest in the surplus ARCHITECT: BrameHeck Architects Inc. TD BANK, N.A., as successor by merger with from the sale, if any, other than the property owner 606 N.E. First Street Carolina First Bank, as successor by merger with as of the date of the lis pendens must file a claim Gainesville, Florida 32601 Mercantile Bank, within sixty (60) days after the sale. The Court, in its Lions present check from Possum event Telephone: (352) 372-0425 discretion, may enlarge the time of the sale. Notice Plaintiff, of the changed time of sale shall be published as Members of the Macclenny Lions Club turned over $1500 in proceeds from last spring’s first Possum in the Park benefit to 1.0 WORK DESCRIPTION provided herein. representatives of the Dreams Come True organization that funds special events for seriously ill children. The Lions and Baker vs. County Rotary Club were chief sponsors of the event that was staged at Glen St. Mary’s Celebration Park. Pictured above are This Project is located in Baker County, Florida, in DATED: July 17, 2014 the City of Macclenny. (front, l-r) Chuck Brannan, Sarah Sheppard, Andrea Siracusa of Dreams Come True, club president Henry Concha, organizer JAMES O. KEMP, et al., Al Fraser CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Cathy Mendolera, Paul Raulerson, Neil O’Donnell, (back) Terry Clardy, Joey Williams, Greg Sheppard, William Beckum, Richard Separate sealed BIDS for the construction of a new Defendants Fire Station No. 1. The one story 11,868 square foot Sinclair (hidden), Gene Harvey, Mac McCollum and Jim Palleschi. The presentation was made the evening of July 28. ______/ By: Tabitha Addison building will house a vehicle bay, living quarters for Deputy Clerk of the Court personnel and an administrative office area for the NOTICE OF SALE Fire Department. The living area and office areas of Prepared by: the building will be concrete block structure with pursuant to a Final Gladstone Law Group, P.A. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN wood trusses. The vehicle bay will be a pre- Judgment of Foreclosure dated March 3, 2014, 1499 W. Palmetto Park Road, Suite 300 engineered metal building. entered in Civil Case No. 13000152CAMXAX of the Boca Raton, FL 33486 In-home kids counseling offered Circuit Court of the Eighth Judicial Circuit in and for 2.0 PRE-BID MEETING Baker County, Florida, wherein TD BANK, N.A. is If you are a person with a disability who needs Camelot Community Care, counseling, particularly in ru- need of services. Plaintiff and JAMES O. KEMP; et al., are any accommodation in order to participate in this A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held at the Defendant(s). proceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the project location at 139 East Macclenny Avenue (US a children’s mental health ral areas where transportation In addition to family and I will sell to the highest bidder for cash, at the provision of certain assistance. Please contact ADA Highway 90), Macclenny, FL 32063, on Friday front door of the Baker County Courthouse, 339 E. Coordinator at 352-337-6237 or at ada@circuit8. counseling organization, was to therapists and psycholo- individual counseling, the August 15, 2014 at 10:00 a.m. (local time). This will Macclenny Ave., Macclenny, FL at 11:00 a.m. on the org, Alachua County Courthouse, 201 E. University be the only opportunity to gain physical access to recently hired to provide in- gists is more problematic. services offered also include 15th day of October, 2014, the following described Avenue, Room 410, Gainesville, FL 32601 at least the site. property as set forth in said Final Judgment, to wit: 7 days before your scheduled court appearance, or home services in Baker Coun- Ms. Koncinsky said treat- case management, medication immediately upon receiving this notification if the 3.0 RECEIPT OF BIDS ty, along with several other ment often involves the whole management and substance Lot 10, Block C,Lot 10, Block C, time before the scheduled appearance is less than 7 days; if you are hearing or voice impaired, call 711. counties in north and central family, not just the child in abuse evaluations. MACCLENNY II, UNIT II, according to the Bidding and Contract Documents may be obtained plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 2, at ENGINEER’S office or by mail by contacting 7/24-31c Florida. Pages 64 - 65, in the current Public Sherra Davis at (352) 376-6533. Payment for each Records of Baker County, Florida. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE It’s representative, Donna set of Contract Documents is required from EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT prospective Bidder’s in amount of $350 per set, IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA Koncinsky, said recently that Street address: 4336 Birch Street, which constitutes the cost for reproduction and Macclenny, Florida 32063 CIVIL DIVISION Camelot is seeking referrals Twirl handling. Checks shall be made payable to the Case #: 2013-CA-000194 on in ENGINEER. Payment is non-refundable. Documents from community groups of t g Any person claiming an interest in the surplus a ! will be shipped upon receipt of payment, but not from the sale, if any, other than the property owner JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association children with emotional or be- B Come experience sooner. as of the date of the lis pendens must file a claim havioral issues. within 60 days after the sale. Plaintiff, the fun and excitement Bids shall be completed on the enclosed Bid Form “Our primary goal to keep as set forth in the Instructions to Bidders and DATED this 21st day of July, 2014. vs. otherwise be in compliance with the Bidding them in their homes and out of baton twirling from Documents. Sealed bids will be received at City AL FRASER George Newton Moore Jr. a/k/a George Moore; Hall, 118 E. Macclenny Avenue, Macclenny, Florida, of the mental hospital,” said the very best! Clerk of Circuit Court Gale Alice Esco; Unknown Parties may claim an 32063, until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on September 5, interest as Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, Grantees, or Ms. Koncinsky at this month’s 2014, all bids will then be publicly opened and read Other Claimants Unknown Parties in Possession BY: Tabitha Addison aloud. Any Bids received after the specified time Baker Prevention Coalition RegistRation and twiRling Deputy Clerk #1, If living, and all Unknown Parties claiming by, and date may not be considered. Only prospective through, under and against the above named meeting. begins thuRs., sept. 4th bidders on the Engineer’s Plan Holder’s list and Daniel S. Mandel, Esq. Defendant(s) who are not known to be dead or who have attended the mandatory pre-bid Camelot, based in Ocala, DANIEL S. MANDEL, P.A. alive, whether said Unknown Parties may claim an at KelleR inteRmediate meeting may submit a bid. was contracted by the Tampa- Attorneys for Plaintiff interest as Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, Grantees, or gymnasium, 4:30 pm 1900 N.W. Corporate Blvd., Ste. 305W Other Claimants; Unknown Parties in Possession based social services nonprofit For further information or clarification, contact #2, If living, and all Unknown Parties claiming by, Boca Raton, FL 33431 Frank Darabi, P.E., at (352) 376-6533. Tel: (561) 826-1740 through, under and against the above named Lutheran Services of Florida, Fax: (561) 826-1741 7/31c Defendant(s) who are not known to be dead or The all-American Twirling Academy includes Baker County alive, whether said which manages all adult and 7/24-31c IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE child mental health services Middle/High School instructor Amanda Filosi and UF’s EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT NOTICE Defendant(s). Gatorette instructor June Stoeber among others! IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA ______/ in a 23-county region includ- Invitation for Bids (IFB) CASE NO: 12000246CA Bid # 14-03 ing Baker County under a NOTICE OF SALE MCM CAPTIAL PARTNERS, LLC AS TRUSTEE OF $92-million contract with the * First time beginners through advanced * New River Regional Landfill VENTURES TRUST 2013 I-H-R, Precast Box Culverts NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to order Florida Department of Chil- * Ages 4 through High School * rescheduling foreclosure sale or Final Judgment, Plaintiff, entered in Civil Case No. 2013-CA-000194 of the dren and Families. For more info. call 904-483-6174, 352-514-1362, or 259-4308; The New River Solid Waste Association (NRSWA) is v. extending an invitation for bids (IFB) for furnished Circuit Court of the 8th Judicial Circuit in and for Lutheran identified a need or email [email protected] and delivered precast box culverts. The culverts are Baker County, Florida, wherein JPMorgan Chase DAVID R. PEMBLETON, et al. approximately 40 linear feet of double-barrel Bank, National Association, Plaintiff and George across the region for in-home 12-foot-span by 6-foot-rise precast box culverts. Newton Moore Jr. a/k/a George Moore are Defendants. The successful Bidder will be responsible for defendant(s), I, Clerk of Court, Al Fraser, will sell to ______/ furnishing and delivering precast materials; the highest and best bidder for cash AT THE EAST including preparing shop drawings, transportation, DOOR OF THE BAKER COUNTY COURTHOUSE NOTICE OF SALE and providing a spreader bar or lifting tool for the LOCATED AT 339 EAST MACCLENNY AVENUE, Owner’s use at the New River Regional Landfill MACCLENNY, BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA, 11:00 A.M. NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the Final (NRRL). All materials shall be furnished and on September 4, 2014, the following described Judgment of Foreclosure entered in the cause delivered in accordance with the specifications, property as set forth in said Final Judgment, to-wit:, First United Methodist pending in the Circuit Court of the Eighth Judicial drawings, and contract requirements included as Circuit, in and for Baker County, Florida, Case No. part of the contract documents. LOT 11 B, BLOCK 3: 2012000246CA, in which MCM CAPITAL PARTNER, A PART OF LOT 11, BLOCK 3, OF “JERRY W. LLC AS TRUSTEE OF VENTURES TRUST 2013 I-H-R, NRRL is located approximately 2.5 miles north of THOMAS SUBDIVISION”, AS PER PLAT is Plaintiff, and David R. Pembleton, Sr. a/k/a David Raiford, Florida, on the east side of State Road 121 THEREOF, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2, R. Pembelton, Sr., Barbara Belleville, Jodijo Hunter, PRESCHOOL in Union County. Bid packages and other information PAGE 42, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF Come Experience the Difference Livingston Financial, LLC, Joseph Franklin Starling, are available for pickup at the Administrative Office BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA, MORE Riley Lee Starling, State of Florida Department of at NRSWA, 24276 NE 157th Street, Raiford, Florida, PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Revenue, Carolyn Annette Thomas and Unknown COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER 32083. All bids must be submitted on the Bid Form Tenant, Defendants, the undersigned Clerk will sell provided. Completed bids are to be mailed to OF LOT 11, IN SAID BLOCK 3, AND RUN the following described property situated in Baker NORTH 1 DEGREE 31’ 32” EAST, ALONG NRSWA, PO Box 647, Raiford, Florida, 32083 or County, Florida: delivered to the NRSWA Administrative Office at THE WEST LINE THEREOF, 84.00 FEET FOR 24276 NE 157th Street, Raiford, Florida, 32083. After A POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE Building A PARCEL OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN the IFB opening, the bids will be examined for CONTINUE NORTH 1 DEGREE 31’ 32” EAST, THE COUNTY OF BAKER AND STATE OF 90.00 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES completeness and preserved in the custody of the FLORIDA AND BEING MORE PARTICULARLY NRSWA Executive Director. NRSWA Purchasing 19’ 39” WEST, 90.00 FEET; THENCE SOUTH DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT 1 DEGREE 31’ 32” WEST, 90.47 FEET; Policy will be ensued. All bids received after the THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SECTION 32, specified time and date will not be considered. THENCE NORTH 88 DEGREES 19’ 39” WEST Bright Futures TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE 22 EAST,AND 90.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. Contact the NRSWA office at 386-431-1000 for RUN EASTERLY ALONG THE NORTH LINE questions concerning the bid package. The OF SAID SECTION 1760.0 FEET, MORE OR AND DEADLINE for submittal is Monday, August 11, LESS TO THE WEST LINE OF WEST 2014, 3:00 p.m. (local time). BOULEVARD OF THE TOWN OF LOT 11 C, BLOCK 3: in Baker County MACCLENNY, THENCE SOUTH 10 DEGREES A PART OF LOT 11, IN BLOCK 3, OF “JERRY 7/31c 24 MINUTES EAST, 309 FEET TO THE W. THOMAS SUBDIVISION”, AS PER PLAT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, SOUTH LINE OF OHIO AVENUE, THENCE THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2, EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SOUTH 79 DEGREES 10 MINUTES WEST PAGE 42, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE OF OHIO AVENUE, BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA, COMMENCE AT 937.39 FEET TO THE WEST LINE OF A 60.0 for 35 years PROBATE DIVISION THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 11, IN CASE NO.: 2014-CP-000005 FOOT STREET OR ROAD; THENCE RUN SAID BLOCK 3, AND RUN NORTH 1 DEGREE SOUTH 8 DEGREES 16 MINUTES EAST 31’ 32” EAST, ALONG THE WEST LINE ✓ In Re: The Estate of ALONG THE WEST LINE, 864.78 FEET; THEREOF, 174.47 FEET FOR A POINT OF Faith based format THENCE RUN SOUTH 80 DEGREES 16 BEGINNING: THENCE CONTINUE NORTH 1 LOVEY AUDREY CLARDY, Deceased. MINUTES WEST, 122.86 FEET TO THE DEGREE 31’ 32” EAST, ALONG THE WEST ✓ Weekly, age-appropriate chapel services POINT OF BEGINNING, THENCE CONTINUE LINE THEREOF, 25.00 FEET TO THE / SOUTH 80 DEGREES 16 MINUTES WEST, NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 11, IN SAID ✓ Saxon Phonics curriculum 122.86 FEET, THENCE RUN SOUTH 2 BLOCK 3; THENCE SOUTH 88 DEGREES 28’ AMENDED NOTICE TO CREDITORS DEGREES 12 MINUTES WEST, 81.41 FEET; 03” EAST, ALONG THE NORTH LINE ✓ THENCE RUN NORTH 80 DEGREES 16 THEREOF, 165.90 FEET TO THE NORTHEAST Smaller class size The administration of the estate of LOVEY MINUTES EAST, 130.28 FEET; THENCE RUN CORNER OF LOT 11, IN SAID BLOCK 3, AUDREY CLARDY, deceased, is pending in the Circuit NORTH 2 DEGREES 58 MINUTES 02 THENCE SOUTH 1 DEGREE 36’ 01” WEST, ✓ Kindergarten prepared Court for Baker County, Florida, Probate Division, the SECONDS WEST, 80.21 FEET TO THE POINT ALONG THE EAST LINE THEREOF, 99.94 address of which is the Baker County Courthouse, OF BEGINNING. FEET, THENCE NORTH 88 DEGREES 19’ 39” ✓ Parental involvement 339 E. Macclenny Avenue, Macclenny, Florida WEST, 75.77 FEET, THENCE NORTH 1 32063. The name and address of the personal Together with an undivided percentage interest DEGREE 31’ 32” EAST, 74.53 FEET, THENCE ✓ representative and the personal representative’s in the common elements pertaining thereto at public NORTH 88 DEGREES 19’ 39” WEST, 90.00 Dedicated, state certifi ed staff attorney are set forth below. sale, to the highest and best bidder for cash at 11:00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. am on the 18th day of September, 2014, in the lobby ✓ Extended care available for enrolled All creditors of the decedent and other persons of the Baker County Courthouse at: 339 E. ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE having claims or demands against Decedent’s Macclenny Avenue, Macclenny, Fl 32063. SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN students estate, including unmatured, contingent or THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF THE unliquidated claims, on whom a copy of this notice Any person claiming interest in the surplus LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 ✓ Preschool hours: 8:30-11:30 am is served must file their claims with this court from the sale, if any, other than the property owner DAYS AFTER THE SALE. WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME as of the date of the lis pendens must file a claim ✓ OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 within 60 days after the sale. If you are a person with a disability who needs any Free 4 year old VPK DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF accommodation in order to participate in this THIS NOTICE ON THEM. DATED this 21st day of July, 2014. proceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of certain assistance. Please contact the We are proud of our program here at Methodist Preschool, and believe our students are some All other creditors of the decedent and other AL FRASER ADA Coordinator;201 East University Avenue, Room persons having claims or demands against the Clerk Circuit Court 410, Gainesville, Florida 32601 (352) 491-4490 at of the best prepared upon entering kindergarten. But don’t just take our word for it; listen to decedent’s estate, including unmatured, contingent least 7 days before your scheduled court or unliquidated claims, must file their claims with By: Julie B. Combs appearance, or immediately upon receiving this what our alumni’s parents have to say. this Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Deputy Clerk notification of the time before the scheduled OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. appearance is less than 7 days. If you are hearing CAMERON H.P. WHITE or voice impaired, call 711. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER Florida Bar No. 021343 “I love that my child is made to “The preschool feels like an ex- “My child enjoys going to school BARRED. [email protected] DATED at Baker County, Florida, this 9th day of July, feel special everyday. The environ- tension of my family that watches and has learned so much. I love JASON R. HAWKINS 2014. The date of this first publication of this Notice Florida Bar No. 011925 Al Fraser ment is happy and fun, and one over my child and teaches them the that my child is taught about Christ is July 31, 2014. [email protected] CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT South Milhausen, P.A. that makes learning easier. Also, same ideals, faith and beliefs.” and says the blessing for us at ev- Attorney for Personal Representative 1000 Legion Place, Suite 1200 By: Julie B. Combs providing a Christian foundation is ery meal. FUMC has done a won- R. R. Crabtree, Esquire #0599859 Orlando, Florida 32801Telephone: (407) 539-1638 DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT Crabtree Law Group, P.A. Facsimile: (407) 539-2679 very important to us. We are very derful job, and I never worry about 8777 San Jose Blvd., Bldg. A, #200 Attorneys for Plaintiff Submitted By: ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: pleased with FUMC.” my children when they are in their Jacksonville, FL 32217 SHAPIRO, FISHMAN & GACHÉ, LLP (904) 732-9701 If you are a person with a disability who needs any 2424 North Federal Highway, Suite 360 care.” (904) 732-9702(facsimile) accommodation in order to participate in this Boca Raton, Florida 33431 proceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the (561) 998-6700 Long before your child comes through our doors, they have already begun their Personal Representative provision of certain assistance. Persons with a (561) 998-6707 OPEN ENROLLMENT NOW! disability who need any accommodation in L. Gale Lamb 7/24-31c formidable years of learning. At Methodist we focus on their educational, social 3723 River Hall Dr. order to participate should call Jan Phillips, and spiritual development by providing a safe and fun environment where they Call to reserve your child’s place Jacksonville, FL 32217 ADA Coordinator, Alachua County Courthouse, 201 A, R&R, Inc. E. University Ave., Gainesville, FL 32601 at (352) 11837 N SR 121 7/31-8/7c can grow and thrive. We are committed to furnishing your child with all the skills in our heart! 337-6237 within two (2) working days of your Macclenny, FL 32063 receipt of this notice; if you are hearing impaired necessary for success through our loving and caring teachers who promote high call (800) 955-8771; if you are voice impaired, call The following vehicle will be sold at public auction academic standards while keeping in mind that each child is a unique gift. You (800) 955-8770. on August 15, 2014 at 10 am at A, R&R, Inc. 11837 259-3521 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 7/24-31c N SR 121, Macclenny, FL 32063: can be confi dent that at Methodist, your child will be equipped and prepared for Monday-Friday 6:30 am - 6:00 pm Meetings Mon., Wed. & Fri. at 8 pm a bright future. 2001 Nissan Sentra Classes begin August 18 8981 S. SR 228 Macc. Vin # 3N1BB51D81L129922 7/31c Page 11 The Baker County Press Thursday, July 31, 2014

NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS Meetings Tuesday & Thursday at 6:45 - 7:45 pm Baker County Health Department

YOUR VOTE COUNTS AND YOUR VIEWS MATTER! That’s why I’ll be in your area 3-6 pm with FREE hotdogs, burgers, chips & drinks: Glen St. Mary - Tues., Aug. 12 Margarett a - Fri., Aug. 15 Cuyler - Wed., Aug. 20 Sanderson - Thurs., Aug. 21 & 12-3 pm in Benefit for Brody Heppner last Macclenny - Sat., Aug. 23 Saturday raises $10,000-plus Organizer Katie Rhoden estimated the amount collected for the family of three-month-old Brody Heppner during a benefit at the county fairgrounds Re-ElectADAM GIDDENS on July 26 in excess of $10,000. Young Brody (right) was on hand that morn- County Commissioner District 4 ing with parents Crystal and Dustin Heppner, and attendees braved a heat index in excess of 100 degrees to turn out for a silent auction in the exhibit Paid by Adam Giddens, Republican, Baker County Commissioner, District 4. barn, an antique car show (top) and other events like face painting (below) by Brittni Lauramore, shown here with 8-year-old Rebecca Taylor. The event also included a 5K run early that morning. Brody was born in April with a hy- poplastic left side of his heart and has undergone three surgeries. Charlie ‘ARTIE’ Re-ELECT BURNETT SCHOOL BOARD District 4

Reliable and Dependable: • Worker for the state of Florida in corrections for the past 32 years • Married to Martha Lloyd Burnett for 28 years Art classes Thanks so much! • Son of Pansy Burnett and the late Mac Burnett The Baker County school I would like to say thank you • Father of 23 year old Charlie Burnett IV and 9 year old district is offering the follow- to everyone in the community Maranda Burnett ing two classes for citizens age who helped make the “Prayers 55 or older: for Brody” event on July 26 Passionate about the Value of Education • Acrylic painting starting possible. There will never be on Tuesday, August 19 from enough words to thank every- and Baker County: 9 am-12:30 pm and in the one who donated raffle items, I feel being a member of the Baker County School Board afternoon from 2-5 pm. All food, drinks, music, bounce has allowed me to use my education, experience and fiscally supplies are included in this houses, activities for the kinds, conservative values to positively and effectively serve my grant-funded program. along with those who volun- • Computer classes will be- teered their time and worked community. With your vote, you can be assured I will continue gin on Thursday, August 21. behind the scenes to make this to do my best. I look forward to continuing to serve you as Introduction to PCs at 9 am event a huge success. There we face the challenges of today and tomorrow. to noon and Microsoft Office are too many people to name Word at 1-4 pm. individually and so many who My roots in Baker County go back 100 years to when my Pre-registration is required had a hand in helping that it great-grandfather, John Burnett, bought a farm north of for both classes and opens on would be impossible to thank Sanderson near Cedar Creek and moved his family there, them personally. So please ac- Monday, July 28 at the dis- which included my grandfather, Charlie Burnett, around 1914. trict’s adult ed center on West cept this sincerely thank you Minnesota Ave. in Macclenny, from the bottom of my heart! My father, Charlie “Mac” Burnett was later born at home in where the classes will be held. There is no better place to live, Sanderson in a house that sat between the hard road (Hwy. Contact Alicia Chauncey at work, attend church and raise 90) and the railroad. So, my passion for and commitment to a family than in Baker County! 259-0403 for more informa- Baker County and the people living here runs deep. tion. Katie Rhoden ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Meetings Mon., Wed. & Fri. at 8 pm We’re always 8981 S. SR 228 Macc. looking for QUALIFIED: news-from you • School Board Member since 2010 • Member Master School Board since 2012 If you got news, especially CAMPAIGN BLOWOUT good news, we want to hear • Associates Degree– Lake City about it. Community College and graduat- The Press monitors official Saturday, August 2 | 4 pm - ? ed Magna Cum Laude with a 4.0 records and regularly sched- uled events, but we rely on Celebration Park in Glen GPA you, the reader, to inform us • Phi Theta Kappa Honor Fraternity about what’s happening in FOOD & FUN PROVIDED your neighborhood, whether • Bachelors Degree– Florida State University with a major in it’s central Macclenny near Come out and show your support! Finance & Banking and minored in Public Administration & us, or in some of the far-flung Accounting reaches of Baker County. When Baker County residents • Baker County resident for 38 years are making waves around the • Former Little League coach country or the globe, we’d like to shine a light on them, too. • Member Taylor Church - Taylor community That mission trip that was Vote especially challenging, travel- ing sports teams, the tales of good deeds that should not go STACIE Charlie ‘ARTIE’ unnoticed, we want to know all about them. HARVEY You can reach us several ways: by calling Managing Ed- for CLERK OF COURTS BURNETT itor Joel Addington at (407) SCHOOL BOARD District 4 617-4783 or sending him an e- EXPERIENCE that Matters! mail at reporter@bakercoun- EXPERIENCE You Can Trust! Keep up with the campaign on Facebook! typress.com. You can also find Political advertisement paid for and approved by Search Re-elect Artie Burnett for School Board us on Facebook and Twitter. Stacie Harvey (D) for Clerk of Courts. Paid for by Charlie Burnett School Board District 4. The Baker County Press Page 12 OBITUARIES JULY 31, 2014 CHURCH AND OBITUARY NOTICE INFORMATION CONTACT US Obituaries must be submitted in a timely fashion and have a local connection. Pictures are printed with By phone at 904.259.2400 or by fax at 904.259.6502. You can stop by our office located at obituaries free of charge. The newspaper reserves the right to publish photos based on quality. It is requested 104 S. Fifth Street, Macclenny, FL or mail your submission to PO Box 598, Macclenny, FL 32063 that all news items be typed or emailed to insure accuracy in print. Online at www.bakercountypress.com or email [email protected]

John Cribb of Hilliard buried at Taylor Funeral Saturday for David Godbey, 78 Community Full Gospel Saint Peter’s John Henry Cribb Jr., 82, of Hilliard, Florida David Lee Godbey, 78, of Bryceville died on Church died Tuesday, July 22, 2014 at the V.A. Medical Sunday, July 27, 2014 at the Acosta-Rua Cen- 12664 Mud Lake Rd. in the Glen Center in Gainesville following a brief illness. ter for Caring in Jacksonville. He was born in ANGLICAN CHURCH He was born in Georgetown, South Carolina Clendenin, West Virginia and lived in Ocala Sunday School 10:00 am and lived in Jacksonville before moving to Hill- before moving to Bryceville three years ago. Sunday Morning 11:00 am 9:00 am Sunday School iard in 1971. He was a machine operator with Mr. Godbey served in the Air Force from 1952 10:00 am Holy Eucharist Anchor Glass Company in Jacksonville for 32 to 1958. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and being Sunday Evening 6:00 pm years. He was a member of the Taylor Church, outdoors. He was preceded in death by his wife Tuesday Evening 7:30 pm 7:00 pm Wednesday Services .4 mile South of I-10 on CR 125 the International Association of Machinists of 22 years, Patricia Godbey, in 2010. Pastor Tommy Richardson || 904-275-2949 Union and an Army veteran of the Korean War. Survivors include son Richard D. (Christina) Glen St. Mary, Florida He loved fishing, camping, bluegrass music Godbey of Bryceville; daughters Glenna Bush and being with his family. of Charleston, S.C. and Jennifer (Steve) Berluti Mr. Cribb is survived by wife Willie Mae of Las Vegas, NV; brother Bob (Dottie) God- First Baptist Cribb of Hilliard; daughters Glynda (Wil- John Cribb Jr. bey of Cummings, Ga.; grandchildren, Shane, David Godbey The Road burn) Burch and Rosette (George) Stanhope, Jessie, Larken, Jordyn, Sterling, and Morgan; both of Green Cove Springs and Debbie Williams of Jacksonville; great-grandchildren Paige, Jade and Paxton; numerous friends to Calvary Church sons Dennis (Sandy) Cribb and William Sweat, both of Jackson- and family in Clendenin. Corner of Madison & Stoddard ville, Louis (Linda) Cribb of Middleburg and Jim (Brenda) Cribb The funeral service will be conducted Saturday, August 2, at 1 Glen St. Mary of Sanderson of Starke; numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great- pm in the chapel of Guerry Funeral Home in Macclennywith Rev. Rev. Tommy & Doris Anderson CR 229 S., Sanderson FL great-grandchildren. Al Tucker officiating. Youth Director Rebecca Lauramore Sunday School � � � � � � � 10:00 am The funeral service was conducted at 2 pm on Friday, July 25 at Phone: 904-259-2213 his church with Pastor Marks Woods, assisted by Associate Pastor Sun� Morning Worship � 11:00 am Jim Cox. Interment followed at Taylor Cemetery. Guerry Funeral Sunday School: ...... 10:00 am Sun� Evening Worship � � 6:00 pm Mary Sirmans, 75, dies on July 26th Sunday Morning Service . . 11:00 am Home of Macclenny was in charge of arrangements. Wed� Eve� Bible Study � � 7:00 pm Sunday Evening Service . . . . 6:00 pm Mary Edith Sirmans, 75, of Macclenny died Dr. Roy Vining on Saturday, July 26, 2014 at her residence with Wednesday Night ...... 7:30 pm Funeral held Tuesday for Mrs. Daniels family by her side. Edith was born in Alabama City, AL on February 25, 1939 to the late A.E. CARTHAGE CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME, Inc. Marie Daniels, 84, of Macclenny, Florida Lancaster and Gertrude Wheat Lancaster. She died after a lengthy illness on July 25, 2014 at lived in Macclenny for the past 35 years after 929 W. Beaver St., Jacksonville her residence with family by her side. She was moving from Jacksonville. Edith dedicated her born in Springfield, Missouri on August 31, life to taking care of her husband and children 1929 to the late Charles Harvey Spencer and as a homemaker. She enjoyed gardening, going (904) 354-0545 || (904) 354-0546 Eva Jane Bunch Spencer. Marie was raised in to flea markets and yard sales, and traveling to Springfield, where she met her husband Dan gospel sings. Most of all, Edith loved her family Kenneth Peele, Jr., LFD during World War II. They were married after and enjoyed spending time with them. C.F.S.P. the war on November 2, 1946 and relocated She was preceded in death by her husband Mary Sirmans to Jacksonville where they lived for 20 years of 50 years, Robert Sirmans; daughter Linda Pre-Need Counselor raising five sons. In 1969, they moved to Mac- Gail Angel Perry and sister Dora Lancaster. Email: [email protected] Embalmer & Notary clenny where they resided for the past 45 years. Edith is survived by her loving children Debbie (Rusty) Williams, Mrs. Daniels was an active member of Mt. Robbie Richards, and William Billy Sirmans; brothers C.E. “Pete” Zion New Congregational Methodist Church Marie Daniels (Judy) Lancaster, Bruce Lancaster, Andrew (Linda) Lancaster, Ver- where she served as a Sunday School teacher bon (Verna) Lancaster and Hershel (Juanita) Lancaster; 13 grand- New Hope Church, Inc. and church secretary for 23 years before ill health caused her to Sunday children and seven great-grandchildren. 23-A to Lauramore Rd. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. leave. Marie was dedicated to serving her church and her Lord and The funeral service was held on Monday, July 28 at V. Todd Fer- & Fairgrounds Rd. Savior. She also was a school crossing guard for 14 years. She loved reira Funeral Services chapel in Macclenny with Pastor Mae White Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. working with children, helping with all church activities, reading officiating. Interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery. In lieu of Evening Services 5:00 p.m. books, sewing and working on crafts. Most of all, Marie loved her flowers please make donations to the American Cancer Society, family and enjoyed spending time with them. P.O. Box 22718, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73123-1718. Pastor J. C. Lauramore Wednesday She was preceded in death by her loving husband of 57 years, Prayer Meeting 7:00 p.m. D.R. “Dan” Daniels, son Bobby Daniels, sister Marcella Smith and welcomes all great-granddaughter Ashley Edmonds. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Marie is survived by her loving sons Charles Daniels of Jackson- T  L’ Meetings Mon., Wed. & Fri. at 8 pm ville, Larry (Linda) Daniels and Gary (Holly) Daniels, both of Mac- C  8981 S. SR 228 Macc. clenny and David Daniels of Olustee; four grandchildren, 33 great- Intersection of CR 125 & 250 in Taylor First United Methodist Church grandchildren and four great-great grandchildren. •• 259-8353 •• The funeral service was held Tuesday, July 29 at 11 am at V. 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523 North Boulevard W. | a few blocks north of Hwy. 90 in Macclenny www.calvarybaptistmacclenny.com •• 259-4529 Thursday, July 31, 2014 The Baker County Press Page 13 Art classes Taylor school The Baker County school reunion Sept 6 district is offering the follow- ing two classes for citizens age A reunion of students from 55 or older: the former Taylor School is • Acrylic painting starting planned for Saturday, Sep- tember 6 at the Ag Center on Here’s a glance back at a car one year or more with- cials invited a local minister to on Tuesday, August 19 from US 90 in Macclenny. what Baker Countians were out an accident, never used a - The newspaper noted that serve on a textbook selection 9 am-12:30 pm and in the Classmates are sought for reading 75 and 25 years ago car to commit a crime, be of a J.H. Townsend, “popular letter committee after local minister afternoon from 2-5 pm. All the event planning and coordi- this month. The snippets are sound mind and not a user of carrier from the Glen St. Mary Rev. Gary King objected to a supplies are included in this nation, and the next planning pulled from our archives: narcotics. post office, rounded out 32 middle school science book he grant-funded program. meeting is Thursday, July 24 years of continuous service” believed promoted evolution • Computer classes will be- at 6:30 pm at the home of Tara July, 1939-75 years - The Baptist Church of Mac- when he completed his route as the sole theory of human gin on Thursday, August 21. Yarbourgh Holman in Glen St. ago clenny granted Rev. A. Waters on July 15. He began the job existence. Introduction to PCs at 9 am Mary. a two-month vacation begin- on that date in 1907. to noon and Microsoft Office For more information, - Macclenny businessman ning immediately. Sunday - Several Army National Word at 1-4 pm. please call Tara at 449-6566 E.D. Chessman announced school and regular prayer ser- July, 1989-25 years Guard units were bivouacked Pre-registration is required or Benny Fish at 742-1516. the opening soon of a two- vices will be held as usual. ago at three locations in Baker for both classes and opens on lane outdoor bowling alley County in mid-July for what Monday, July 28 at the dis- aside his Baker Theater down- - Baker County tobacco - Longtime Sanderson gro- was described as a “simulated trict’s adult ed center on West NARCOTICS town. He told the newspaper growers were advised that cer Eva Mann called it quits desert action” practicing com- Minnesota Ave. in Macclenny, he hoped to benefit from the the warehouses in Live Oak after 60 years. Several friend munication skills. The Guards- where the classes will be held. ANONYMOUS “bowling craze” sweeping will open on July 20, and they were on hand for her final day, men were camped in Glen Contact Alicia Chauncey at Meetings Tuesday & Thursday Jacksonville. The cost: 10 cents have five days after that to and the 76-year-old Mrs. Mann between Westside Elementary 259-0403 for more informa- at 6:45 - 7:45 pm a game for 30 balls. bring their crops in before the recalled that she took only two and the new Baker High, and tion. Baker County Health Department annual auctions start. vacations in her life — 18 and at Pine Top and Olustee fire - Dr. J. C. Mackey, described 30 years earlier. towers. as a leading veterinarian in - The Macclenny home of north Florida, warned area Mrs. M.L. Vining burned to the - Anchor Savings Bank in -The county commission livestock owners to be on the ground on July 6; only one Macclenny advertised an- eyed adjoining property near lookout for a sleeping sick- rocking chair, one bed spread nual effective interest rates the courthouse for expan- Get ready Kids! ness disease. He described it and one mattress were saved. of 9.25% on 12-month cer- sion, including the office of as mosquito-borne and said The home was being rented to tificates of deposit; $9.10 on Dr. Frank Kilgo that it eventu- there was no known cure once her relatives at the time. They six-month and 8.87 on three- ally acquired (now the public an animal is infected. Mules were not home. month. defender’s office). The board and horses are more suscep- also looked at a tract east of tible. - Macclenny Cash Store - Tate Powell Jr., longtime the courthouse considered was selling round steak for 28 publisher and editor of The too low and at the present - The Seminole Hotel in cents a pound, 32-ounce pea- Baker County Press, died July Chevrolet dealership property, Discovering Jacksonville advertised a sum- nut butter for 21 cents and 8 at Northeast Florida State considered too pricey. mer special with rooms start- five pounds of fancy rice for 20 Hospital where he had been ill God’s Love ing at $2 a night for “air condi- cents. several years with Alzheimer’s - Hundreds of spectators tioned comfort” Jacksonville’s Disease. He was 83. turned out on a humid Satur- “Leading Hotel” — “modern - The Baker Theater was day night at the county fair- and fireproof. Every room with showing the movie Jesse - The Baker County Com- grounds to check out what th th a tub and shower, soft water, James with Tyrone Power and mission went on the record was then the latest craze in AUgust 4 – 7 a radio and Venetian blinds. Renegade Trail starring Bill opposing both a proposed motorsports — mud boggin’. Running water on every floor.” Boyd. Navy practice landing strip 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm and a privately-owned land- - Several Baker County Civil For completed Kindergarten - Owners of cars and trucks - The Citizens Bank of Mac- fill on the Duval-Baker county War re-enacters were among were reminded of the new clenny published its “Report of line, a project that eventu- hundreds of extras who suit- through 5th Graders Florida law requiring driver’s Condition” as of June 30. Total ally evolved into the Trailridge ed up for battle scenes in the licenses by October 1. Ap- assets were $173,304.57, in- Landfill off US 301. movie “Glory” filmed in South plicants must be 18 or older, cluding nearly $71,000 out in Carolina and Georgia. in sound health, have driven loans and $64,445 in cash. - Baker County school offi-

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Macclenny Church of God is giving away 150 book bags filled with supplies One Year Ago, We August 9 | 11am-1pm Lost Our Mother Bernice Kersey Smith There will be Died August 5, 2013 FOOD, MUSIC, & Each morning when I FREE BOOK BAGS! awake, I know that you are gone. And no one knows this heartache, as I try to carry First come,* first serve. on. Our hearts still ache with Student must be present. sadness, and many tears still flow. My thoughts are always with you, your place no one * can ever fill. In life we loved you dearly; in death we love you still. There will always be heartache and too often silent We are excited to announce Dr. Gary Chapman will tears, always a very precious be our guest speaker during the morning services, memory of the days when you for a time of fun and discovery that can help you were here. If tears could make Macclenny Revival Center a staircase, and heartaches 215 N. Lowder Street, Macclenny build the love relationship of your dreams. Whether make a lane, I would walk you’re getting married in six months–or have been that path to Heaven, just to aUgust 4-9 (Monday-Saturday) married 60 years–you’ll get solutions you can use. see you all again. We hold you revival services start at 7pm With biblical advice and a healthy dose of laughter, both close in our hearts, and there you both will remain. Dr. Chapman gives valuable tips on breaking Just knowing you’re laid to no homecoming Sing on Sat. unhealthy patterns and choosing to develop a rest beside each other and in service night, 7:00 pm Heaven together gives us such God-honoring, happy marriage. comfort within our hearts. To walk with us again, through- Couples both married and engaged will out our lives again, until we all meet again, we love you. benefit from practical topics like

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Placement, correction or cancellation of clas- sified ads may be done by phone, e-mail or in person anytime before Monday at 5 p.m. for publication on the following Thursday. TO PLACE AN AD... BY PHONE BY MAIL Call 904-259-2400 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING YARD SALES Hours to place, correct or cancel ads: The Baker County Press Thursday and Friday, 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m., Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. P.O. Box 598, Macclenny, FL 32063 1127 Copper Field Circle (Copper Creek Sub- division). Large 3 family sale; some of ev- BY E-MAIL BY WEBSITE erything. [email protected] Friday, 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m., 5531 Huck- www.bakercountypress.com leberry Trail, South (Rolling Meadows). Household, books, toys, boy’s clothes size 4-6, girl’s clothes 3T- 4T, adult clothes; good variety. Class­ified­ ads and no­tic­es must be paid in Narcotics Anonymous. We are a group 6/12tfc 3 BR, 2 BA mobile home on 1 acre, lo- advance, and be in our office no lat­er than of recovering addicts who meet regularly Experienced painters needed. Peacock cated in city limits of Macclenny. CH/A, Friday, 8:00 a.m.-?, 288 West Ohio Avenue, Macclenny. Lots 4:00 pm the Monday preceding pub­­lica­ ­tion, to help each other stay clean. IT WORKS!! Painting. 259-5877. 2/21tfc washer/dryer hook-ups. $750/month plus of like new girls junior clothes, scrubs, books and household unless otherwise arranged in advance. Ads Meetings are held at the Baker County $500 deposit. 904-476-7136. 7/31c AVERITT EXPRESS. New Pay Increase items. can be mailed provided they are accompa- Health Department on Tuesdays and For Regional Drivers! 40 to 46 CPM + Fuel 3 BR, 2 BA doublewide on 1 acre in Cuy- nied by payment and instructions. They Thursdays 6:45 p.m.-7:45 p.m. Bonus! Also, Post-Training Pay Increase ler area, $700/month plus 1st and last Friday and Saturday, 7:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m., 10380 N. Glen should be mailed to: Class­i­fied Ads, The 1/2-12/25p for Students! (Depending on Domicile) month; 2 BR, 2 BA on 1 acre in Macclen- Avenue. Clothes, miscellaneous. Baker County Press, P.O. Box 598, Mac­clen­ Alcoholics Anonymous meetings Mon- Get Home EVERY Week + Excellent Ben- ny, $700/month plus 1st and last month. ny, FL 32063. We can­not assume responsi- day, Wednesday and Friday at 8 pm. efits. CDL-A req. 888-602-7440 Apply 904-237-5211. 7/31p Friday and Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m., 1315 Copper bility for ac­curacy of ads or notices given Call Wanda 904-994-7750. 8981 South @ AverittCareers.com Equal Opportunity 3 BR, 2 BA home on 10 acres of land. 4-5 Plantation Court, Macclenny. Household items. over the telephone. Lia­ bil­­ i­ty­ for errors in all SR 228, Macclenny. 1/2-12/25p Employer - Females, minorities, protected acres are completely fenced and ready for advertising will be limited to the first publi- veterans, and individuals with disabilities cows, horses, etc. Home has been freshly Friday and Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-?, 4501 Hickory Street, cation only. If after that time, the ad contin- are encouraged to apply. 7/31p remodeled, painted and ready for your ues to run without notification of error by the AUTOMOBILES Macclenny II. Multi-family sale; nice clothes, scrapbooking family. Also has an additional 2800 SQ FT person or agen­cy for whom it was pub­lish­ Experienced OTR Flatbed Drivers earn supplies, like-new treadmill, medical equipment, toys, books, metal barn/shop that can be rented for an ed, then that party as­sumes full payment Ford F150 XLT 4x4 crew cab, automatic 50 up to 55 cpm loaded. $1000 sign on to extra fee. House is $1,000/month. Contact movies and more. re­sponsibility.­ The Baker County Press re- transmission, AC; 156,000 miles. Lady Qualified drivers. Home most weekends. 904-591-2640. 7/31-8/14c serves the right to refuse advertising or any owned, not a mud truck. $5900 OBO. Call: 843-266-3731 / www.bulldoghiway. Friday and Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-?, Magnolia Drive. 2 family; oth­er mate­ri­al which in the opinion of the 904-591-2916. 7/31c com EOE. 7/31p 3 BR, 2 BA family home located in Fox furniture, household; too much to list. Ridge Subdivision. Enclosed garage, large publisher does not meet standards of publi- 2011 Ford Crown Victoria LX. Excellent back patio, nicely fenced; pond. $1050/ cation. condition, leather interior, 42,900 miles. REAL ESTATE Friday and possibly Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-?, 395 Barbara month plus $500 deposit. Rachel 904- $13,500. 259-3143. 7/31-8/7p Circle. Furniture, household, clothes and much more. 504-0773. 7/24-31p FOR SALE 1994 Ford Ranger, 4 cylinder, 5 speed, Notice to Readers 3 BR, 2 BA brick home with CH/A, laun- 552 Lissie 87K miles $1500; 1999 Saab 9.3, 4 cylin- All real estate advertising in this news- Friday and Saturday, 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m., dry room, carport, shed and fenced yard. Green Valencia Peanuts. $30 per bushel. der, 5 speed, AC, PW, PL, sunroof $1700; paper is subject to the Fair Housing Act Court, Macclenny. Furniture, boy’s size 10, 7 and 5, house- $900/month plus deposit. 259-6849. 386-752-3434. 7/17-8/7p 1995 Chevy S-10, 4 cylinder, 5 speed, which makes it illegal to advertise “any 7/24-31c hold, electronics and much more. Telephone poles $15 each, you haul; needs motor $800; 2003 Saturn, 2 door preference, limitation or discrimination Coke bottles, empty with city and state on coupe, 4 cylinder, automatic; needs trans- based on race, color, religion, sex, handi- Room for rent in Georgia Bend area; all Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m., 1143 Copperfield Circle in bottom $1 each. 259-9690. 7/31-8/7p mission work $1400. Randy 904-838- cap, familial status or national origin, or utilities included. $100/week. 904-772- Copper Creek. Baby girl clothes, women’s jeans, maternity, 4424. 7/24tfc Commercial grade Bounce House, 5 in 2648. 7/31-8/7p an intention to make any such preference, boy’s clothes, dresses, shoes, toys, books. 1 combo with water slide. $1800 OBO. 1999 Ford Escort Wagon, runs and limitation or discrimination.” Familial sta- Clean 3 BR, 2 BA mobile home, nice yard. 904-477-4107. 7/31p drives good $1200; 2004 Saturn Ion, tus includes children under the age of 18 8695 Hillcrest Drive, Woodlawn area. Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m., CR 122 Taylor. Never used living with parents or legal custodians, $850/month. Call 904-813-1580 or 259- Couch, 3 chairs, 2-30 lb propane tanks, 4 door, 98K miles; needs head gasket items: IPOD Nano, printer, crib; other items: pool table, an- pregnant women and people securing 2255. 7/17tfc 1-100 lb propane tank. For information $1400; 2001 Chrysler Sebring convert- custody of children under 18. tique dresser & mirror, Christmas trees, van, boat, household 904-397-1313. 7/31p ible, 61K miles; engine has lifter noise 2 BR, 1½ BA mobile home; CH/A. Service $1200. Randy 904-838-2648. 7/31-8/7p This newspaper will not knowingly ac- animals only. $600/month plus $500 de- appliances and more. Rain cancels. Cub Cadet, 46"cut, hydro-transmission, cept any advertising for real estate which posit. 904-923-2191. 7/10-31c 20 HP Kohler engine, only 232 hours; like 2000 Kawasaki VN750 motorcycle, is in violation of the law. Our readers are Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m., 10424 St. Mary’s Circle, new. $900. 904-591-2916. 7/31c New Battery, Stator, & Voltage Regulator. Clean 3 BR, 1 BA home on US 90, Sand- $2,900.00. 259-7523. 12/5tfc hereby informed that all dwellings adver- erson; CH/A. $600/month plus $600 de- East, Macclenny. Rain shortened last one, trying again. Lots Winchester pump shot gun, very good tised in this newspaper are available on posit. Call 904-275-2450. 7/24-8/7p of stuff; most clothes $1 or less. Come see; rain cancels. condition $275; climbing chair deer stand an equal opportunity basis. To complain of RV lots for rent; water and sewer includ- $50; fixed seat and steps deer stand $50; ANIMALS discrimination, call HUD toll free at 1-800- Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m., 14420 Hunter’s Ridge West. ed. $300/month plus electric. 904-860- rods and reels $8 each. 904-654-7841. 669-9777. The toll free telephone number 4604. 6/12tfc Furniture, clothes, miscellaneous. 7/31p Free to great home: 8 week old black for the impaired is 1-800-927-9275. Clean 3 BR, 1 BA home with CH/A at Artists. Oils, acrylics, water colors, chihuahua. For more information 2 BR, 2 BA doublewide on 2 acres in Tay- Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-?, 789 US Hwy. 301 South Lot 1, Bald- 9128 Dolphin Street, Sanderson. $750/ Canvas­es, draw­ing pads and much more. 259-4132. 7/31p lor; needs work. $25,000. 904-738-2262. month plus $750 deposit. Call 904-813- win (City Limits Mobile Home Park, 1/4 mile from I-10). On sale now. The Of­fice Mart, 110 S. Fifth Dogs: all types from puppies to adults. 7/24-8/14p Street, 259-3737. tfc 1580 or 259-2255. 5/15tfc Estate sale; household items, furniture, wood working tools, Animal Control, $65 adoption fees will ap- 3 BR, 1 BA house, close to I-10. Cute 2 BR, 1½ BA in Kozy Korners. CH/A, water, clothes; lots of stuff. Camille Beckman hand cream, Root ply. 259-6786. 11/20tfc older home with central AC and hardwood lawn and trash service included. Service candles, unique gift items. Southern floors, screened porch, 1 acre fenced, de- animals only. $545/month, 1st, last and Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-?, 820 Golf Club Road. Pre-teen clothes, Charm 110 S. 5th Street. 259-4140. tached garage with BBQ pit; all appliances HELP WANTED $300 deposit. 259-7335. 6/19tfc odds and ends. Rain cancels. 4/28tfc stay. Value $78K plus, asking $76K with 2-3 BR mobile homes available. $450- Office Supplies, printer and fax cartridg- Notice to readers: substantial discount for cash deal. Pos- Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-?, 132 W. Stansell Street, Macclenny. es, rubber stamps and much more. We sible owner financing with good down $600/month. Half acre; garbage, water, The newspaper often publishes classi- Ladies casual pants size 16, 16W, 18, junior dressy/casual specialize in hard to find items. The Office payment. Consistently brings in $750 a sewer, lawn care provided; family neigh- fied advertising on subjects like work- Mart, 110 S. 5th Street. 259-3737. 4/28tfc month in rent. 6054 George Hodges Road. borhood. 912-843-8118 or 904-699- tops, junior shorts, girl’s clothes-all different sizes; miscel- at-home, weight loss products, health 904-614-6337 leave message. 7/24-31p 8637. www.rentyes.net. 10/31tfc products. While the newspaper uses laneous items. MISCELLANEOUS reasonable discretion in deciding on Baldwin 2 BR, 1 BA home; nice lot. FHA, Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-?, 1006 Christie Court, Macclenny. publication of such ads, it takes no re- VA FM Home available. Call John Swan- COMMERCIAL RENT son, Broker 904-257-9033. 7/31-8/7c Nanny’s Thrift Store. Located across sponsibility as to the truthfulness of Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-?, Located behind store on Woodlawn. For Lease- 1500 SF retail/office space at from old jail. Furniture, toys, clothes. You claims. Respondents should use caution .5 acre lot for sale. Parcel #02-3S-20- 541 S. 6th Street, Macclenny. $1000/ Rain or shine. name it, we have it or we’ll get it. 904- and common sense before sending any 0000-0000-0311. Asking $3000. Call month. Call Jack at 904-616-9432. 229-2303. 7/10-31p money or making other commitments 904-627-8623. 7/31-8/7p Saturday, 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m., 1328 Copper Oaks Court. 2 based on statements and/or promises; 9/26tfc Home Improvements-porches, decks, 2 story, 3 BR, 3½ BA stucco home on family-1 moving; all nice stuff; too much to list. demand specifics in writing. You can also VACATION RENTALS remodeling-any home repair. Licensed & 1.43 acres in city, located at 375 East call the Federal Trade Commission at Insured. 904-591-2640. 10/17tfc Boulevard. 2637 sf living area and cov- VACATION RENTAL 1-877-FTC-HELP to find out how to spot ered area of 3145 sf including 3 car ga- ADOPT- loving married couple seeks to fraudulent solicitations. Remember: if it rage. $239,500. Call 904-838-8584. adopt, will be hands on mom and dad. Fi- Smoky Mountain cabin with trout stream sounds too good to be true, it probably is. 7/24tfc near Cherokee, North Carolina, Gatlinburg, nancial security. Expenses paid. Dawn & - The Baker County Press Domenick 1(855)985-4592, Adam Sklar Lot 20 Hunter’s Ridge Subdivision (1 Pigeon Forge, Tennessee and Dollywood. I BUY USED MOBILE HOMES need- #0150789. 7/31p LIBRARY OUTREACH ASSISTANT acre) located off of Odis Yarborough Road. $350 a week. 386-752-0013. 6/5-8/21p ed to assist on bookmobile. Minimum High and dry with planted pines. $30,000; ADOPTION: A childless loving couple $$ CASH PAID $$ HS graduate, thorough knowledge of owner financing available. 904-476- seeks to adopt. Large family. Finan- MOBILE HOMES IMMEDIATELY computer operation, internet and email. 7136. 7/24-31c cial Security. Expenses paid. Eileen & $8.75/hr, 20 hrs/week, 2-10hr workdays, Large 1 BR, 1 BA home/apartment with ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, Kim. [email protected] or Tues & Wed. Valid FL driver’s license and Land/Home Packages. 3 BR-$399/ 904.259.4663 potential income of $700-800 monthly. GRAPHIC DESIGN, GAMING, 1-800-455-4929. 7/31p clean driving record required. EOE, Drug month; 4 BR-$499/month. waynefrier- Large carport, can double size. Locat- AND SIMULATION Public Auction-onsite & online. Ware- free workplace, Veteran’s preference. Ap- macclenny.com. 259-4663. 7/31-8/21c ed on 30 acres; paved road frontage in 164 Duty Days Tenured Track house Equipment . Auction Tue, August ply in person New River PL Cooperative, Like New! 2007 3 BR doublewide. $39K, Glen. Appraised for $180,000, selling for Teach a variety of courses in the 5th at 10am. 2101 N Dixie Hwy, Wilton 110 N. Lake Ave, Lake Butler. Applications set-up with AC. 259-4663. 7/31-8/21c $169,900. 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It at Ed White, he still has yet to what school he’ll commit to on Mike. was so funny to me,” Jefferson use any of his five official visits. National Signing Day, he said But a live tiger isn’t the only said. “It was crazy.” So far, he has announced two of things can change as the re- outside-the-box tactic Jeffer- The trip to Baton Rouge his official visits will be returns cruiting process plays out. son has encountered during came about a week after Jeffer- to Alabama and UCLA, but he Jefferson visited LSU for the recruiting process as colleg- son made another visit to SEC is still waiting to finalize the INSTRUCTOR/COORDINATOR, the first time the weekend of es are pulling out all the stops West rival Alabama. The return dates for those trips. AA EDUCATION July 25 after being drawn to in the hopes of landing one of to Tuscaloosa gave him another (164 Days–Tenure Track) the school for its campus and the nation’s most sought-after Teach college level courses, ad- coaching staff. 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Redshirt The former Wildcat and Boone both have similar skill sets as they can make plays in ‘13 with with their arms and legs. The competition makes them both better players, Sirk said, but heel injury he has to establish himself as a member of the offense because JON SHUMAKE of his inexperience. [email protected] “When it gets on the field, the higher level of competition The road to recovery from is more difficult for me since I a ruptured Achilles tendon didn’t play last year,” he said. has been a long one for former “Right now, I just have to work Wildcat quarterback Thomas my way to the top and prove Sirk. But now, after more than myself since I haven’t played a year since the injury, the in a college game and [Boone] redshirt sophomore could be has. I have to prove I can han- Photo courtesy of Xtreme Fabrication called on to run the offense for dle the offense and handle the one of college football’s fastest role.” rising teams. Heading into his redshirt Sirk, who was redshirted his sophomore season, Sirk has Prowess of car builder first season at Duke, suffered even higher expectations for the injury during practice in what he wants the Blue Devils credited with saving life April 2013 and underwent sur- to accomplish this year. The Race car builder Melvin Horne of Macclenny (above at right) was credited gery to repair the damage. The team’s goals are to contend for with helping 13-year race car driver Kim Houston (left) survive a 121 mph injury forced him to miss the an ACC Championship and to crash on July 19 at the Green Cove Drag Way. Mr. Melvin of Xtreme Fabrica- 2013 season. win its first bowl game since tion in Jacksonville designed, built and installed the roll cage on the 1951 The quarterback continued the 1960 Cotton Bowl. Henry J Ms. Houston was piloting. After the crash, during which the vehicle rehabbing during the summer The Blue Devils are on the struck a cement wall and several trees in a wooded area, Ms. Houston report- and spent his time pushing his edly said, “I was fortunate I walked away with minor scratches and a bruise rise and are capable of achiev- on my knee.” She then attributed the feat to God and “the safety equipment injured leg past the point of fa- ing those objectives this sea- provided by Extreme Fabrication,” states a press release on the incident. Mr. tigue with a regiment of exer- son, Sirk said. Horne has worked on four of Ms. Houston’s cars in the last six years. He also cises that includes calf presses “I believe we have the best pointed to his late father, Cecil Horne Sr., who died in 2010, as the source of and jumping rope. The work team in the ACC work-wise,” he much of his knowledge and success in the automotive industry. has paid off, as his leg is healthy said. “We haven’t reached the once again and he has “more point where we want to go yet. flexibility” than before, he said. We still believe in the process “It feels great,” Sirk said coach [David] Cutcliffe sells us. about his Achilles. “I’ve been I believe this program is going Majors team run really working hard to rehab to see bigger things than we that to get it back to where it saw last year.” needs to be. I had full faith it Unfortunately, his football was something that would be a stops at Ft. Myers commitments keep him too bump in the road. I think I’m at busy to return home on a con- The team couldn’t keep the a better point now than where JON SHUMAKE sistent basis. He didn’t get the momentum rolling the follow- I was.” chance to visit Baker County SPORTS EDITOR [email protected] ing day as it hit two roadblocks The injury forced Sirk to Purchase this photo at www.bakercountypress.com Photo by Jud Johnson once during the summer, but in games that were riddled with watch from the sidelines as Sirk at his senior signing day ceremony at BCHS in 2012. he did spend a week at home After rolling through the lightning delays. the Blue Devils had one of back seasons, and finished the Connette transferring to Fres- for his sister’s wedding. District 11 and Section 3 tour- The boys from Baker County their most successful seasons year ranked 24th in the BCS. no State, Sirk has been thrust But that doesn’t mean he naments undefeated, coach lost their first game of the sum- in school history. Duke had its Since then, Sirk saw the field into a competition for the start- doesn’t try his best to keep tabs Jerry Carter’s 12-year-old Ma- mer in a shut out 12-0 by North first winning season in nearly for a time in this year’s spring ing job. on his alma mater. jor All-Star baseball team went Springs of Miami. Connor two decades as it posted a 10-4 game. He threw for 83 yards Last season, the Blue Devils “I keep up with their wins 1-2 in its three games at the Moore connected with a solo record and won the Atlantic and ran for 30 more and added ran a two-quarterback system and losses,” Sirk said about his state tournament held at San home run to give the team its Coast Conference’s Coastal two touchdowns on the ground, with Connette and Anthony high school team. “I wish the Carlos Little League in Fort lone run in an 11-1 loss to state Division. The Blue Devils also despite not being at 100 per- Boone splitting time. Connette Wildcats the best of luck in all Myers. runner-up Bayshore (Tampa). appeared in the Chick-Fil-A cent during the game. was third in the ACC with 14 their games and I hope they The Baker County boys Even with the losses, coach Bowl, marking the first time in Now, with Duke’s former rushing touchdowns in 2013, bring a state championship started off hot July 25 with an Carter said his team played well school history the football team backup quarterback Brandon and Sirk has big shoes to fill to back to Baker County.” easy 11-3 win over Niceville. against the tough competition reached bowl games in back-to- Colby Kennedy shut down the and looks forward to coaching opposing team’s bats from the the group again next year when mound and the squad hit well most of the players move up to as a team to earn the win, coach the 13-year-old division. Wildcats spar with 14 teams at Stetson Carter said. JON SHUMAKE such as Apopka and Bartram a team. Football-wise, the plays the end of the camp, he added. SPORTS EDITOR Trail. The scrimmages, held ran more smoothly. Everybody Defensively, the coach said [email protected] with shoulder pads and shorts, was doing their job and work- the team did better bringing gave the team much-needed ing hard.” down ball carriers. Coach Tom MacPherson’s reps to help players get com- The number of scrimmages The Cats have resumed Wildcat football team joined fortable in the new system. Be- also gave the coaching staff a normal summer practices 14 other teams July 21 and 22 ing away from home helped the chance to see improvements in since returning from the camp at the Fellowship of Christian boys bond together as a team, areas they haven’t had a chance and workouts will continue Athletes football camp at Stet- which helped them play better to get a close look at during the throughout the week. son University, and the team on the field. summer. The running game Fall football practice official- showed improvement in sev- “It was just a great opportu- got better and the offensive line ly begins August 4 and the play- eral areas of the game. nity for us to get out and play started playing more physi- ers strap on pads for the first The Cats took part in 15 other teams,” said senior quar- cally, said coach MacPherson. time the following Saturday. scrimmages over the course terback Jacob Carter. “It’s a cli- The young offensive line group of the two days against teams ché, but we started meshing as responded “really well” toward

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Photo by Jessica Prevatt Aspyn Elliot in the freestyle.

Purchase this photo at www.bakercountypress.com Photo by Jessica Prevatt Brianna Thornton and Samantha Dillard compete in the backstroke Photo by Jessica prevatt Kyler Wilkerson in the freestyle. Bullets finish third at Ponte Vedra JON SHUMAKE in the boys 9-10 50-yard back- SPORTS EDITOR stroke (51.30). [email protected] Close 2014 season with The relay teams also set four season records while finishing The Baker Bullets swim in the top three in five races. team closed out their season a slew of personal bests The girls open 200-yard July 26 with a third place finish freestyle relay team of Hannah at the championship meet in breaststroke (1:26.48) and set a backstroke and third in the Johnston, Cheyenne Croft, Mya Ponte Vedra, where they were new personal mark in the boys division’s 100-yard IM with a Harrington and Elliott shat- out-scored by Clay and St. Au- 50-yard freestyle with a time of personal best time of 1:22.64. tered their previous best time gustine. 26.71. William Nickles set three by more than 15 seconds with As has been the norm dur- Landon Prevatt knocked new personal records en route a first-place time of 3:02.49. ing the season, the champi- three seconds off his time in the to one first, second and third The girls 13-14 200-yard med- boys 11-12 50-yard breaststroke place finish. He won the boys onship meet was determined ley relay team of Lori Ann Bliss, Photo by Jessica Prevatt by a numbers game based on (46.19) for first-place, but fel- 7-8 25-yard freestyle (22.56), Nelson, Holman and Eliza- Lori Ann Bliss after her race. the amount of swimmers from low Bullet Seth Crawford edged second in the division’s 25-yard beth Dillard set a new mark of each team. The Bullets’ oppo- him out in two other tight rac- butterfly (32.60) and third in 2:39.81 to finish atop the event. nents were each about double es. Both swimmers set person- the 25-yard backstroke (26.27). The 8 and under girls team of Baker’s size, which led to Clay al bests in the boys 11-12 100- Karlee Nelson posted a new Kate Putney, Addie Bliss, Avery CITY OF MACCLENNY winning the meet with a total yard IM as Crawford (1:31.39) personal best for a second place Wilkerson and Turner also set a of 1,200 points. St. Augustine finished less than four-tenths finish in the girls 13-14 100- new best time of 1:47.53. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING finished in second with 1,037 of a second ahead of Prevatt yard breaststroke with a time The boys open 200-yard REGARDING FIRST READING OF points with Baker scoring 500. (1:31.74) for second place. The of (1:31.56). medley relay team of Craw- Despite the third-place fin- two competitors also set new Presley Turner swam a pair ford, Prevatt, Wheeler and AMENDMENTS TO THE CITY OF ish, the Bullets still swam personal marks in the boys of personal record times with Joshua Ossmann came in sec- strong and had swimmers place 11-12 100-yard freestyle with two top three finishes. She ond, while the girls 11-12 200- MACCLENNY 2025 FUTURE LAND in the top three in 32 of the 52 Crawford (1:15.97) narrowly came in second in the girls 7-8 yard medley team of Zoe Har- events the team had competi- beating out Prevatt (1:16.42) 25-yard freestyle (21.21) and rington, Brianna Thornton, USE MAP AND ZONING MAP tors in. The swimmers who fin- for second. third in the division’s 50-yard Alexus Liston and Samantha In addition to the two other freestyle (45.28). ished in the top three combined Dillard came in third place with The City Commission of the City of Macclenny, Florida shall consid- second place finishes, Crawford In addition to her second to set 27 personal bests at the a record time of 3:23.24. er first reading of Ordinance No. 14-08, “A BILL TO BE ENTITLED also finished in second place in place in the girls 6 and under championship meet. With the crazy 2014 season AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO AMENDING THE 2025 FUTURE Coach Andy Johnston was the boys 11-12 50-yard back- 25-yard freestyle, Addie Bliss now behind them, the Bullets LAND USE MAP WHICH SHALL CHANGE THE FUTURE LAND happy with how the squad stroke. came in third in the 25-yard have a season-ending party USE DESIGNATION FOR APPROXIMATELY 2.04 ACRES DE- swam all season. Lori Ann Bliss finished atop breaststroke with a new record tentatively scheduled for Au- SCRIBED HEREIN FROM LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL (LDR) “They did really well,” he the girls 13-14 50-yard freestyle time of 35.10. gust 8 where they will hand out TO COMMERCIAL MEDIUM INTENSITY (CMI) RELATED TO said. “The kids seemed to have with a personal record time of Kyler Wilkerson rounded trophies and ribbons from the A SMALL SCALE DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY; REZONING THE a good time. All the kids made 28.80. She also finished in sec- out the team’s individual re- team’s last couple of events. some big jumps during the ond in the girls 13-14 100-yard sults with a third place finish PROPERTY AS DESCRIBED HEREIN FROM RESIDENTIAL, SIN- year. I was pleasantly surprised GLE FAMILY (RS-2) TO COMMERCIAL, GENERAL (CG); PROVID- at how well they did. A lot of the ING FOR INTENT; AUTHORITY; FINDINGS OF CONSISTENCY; new kids worked hard and they FINDINGS OF FACT; SEVERABILITY; RECORDATION AND AN all represented Baker County EFFECTIVE DATE” admirably.” Kate Putney led the team SYNOPSIS: The Subject with three first-place finishes Property for Ordinance and her brother Jack was sec- No. 14-08 consists of ap- ond on the team with two. Kate proximately 2.04 acre lo- set a new personal record time cated on the south side of of 25.76 seconds in the girls 6 County Road 23B, west of and under 25-yard backstroke State Road 121 (see map). to win the event. She and team- Ordinance No. 14-08 will mate Addie Bliss took the top cause the Subject Proper- two spots in the 25-yard free- ty to be classified Com- style in the same division with mercial Medium Intensity times of 25 and 29.09 seconds, on the City’s 2025 Future respectively. Putney also fin- Land Use Map (“FLUM”) ished atop the division’s 50- and Commercial, General on the City’s Zoning Map. The applications yard freestyle event with a time are being sought in order to construct community-scale retail to resi- of 50.46. Jack Putney set new person- dents living within the north area of Macclenny. al records en route to winning the boys 7-8 25-yard breast- FIRST READING: A public hearing on the first reading of the proposed stroke (24.78) and the boys 8 Ordinance will be held on Tuesday, August 12, 2014 in the City Com- and under 100-yard individual mission Chambers at City Hall, 118 East Macclenny Avenue, Macclenny, medley (2:04.34). He also fin- Florida. There shall be no vote by the City Commission regarding this ished less than one second be- Ordinance at this meeting. The City Commission meeting will begin at hind the winner of the boys 7-8 6:00 p.m. and the public hearing will be held shortly after the meeting 50-yard freestyle for second is called to order. Interested persons may appear at the hearing and be place. heard regarding the adoption of the proposed amendment. Kyrie Holman won the girls 13-14 100-yard butterfly with COMMISSION VOTE: A public hearing requiring City Commission a time of 1:36.75 and beat out action on the proposed Ordinance will be held on Tuesday, September teammate Aspen Elliot, who 9, 2014 in the City Commission Chambers at City Hall, 118 East Mac- finished in second with a per- clenny Avenue, Macclenny, Florida. The City Commission meeting will sonal best time of 2:08.99. begin at 6:00 p.m. and the public hearing will be held shortly after the Holman also set a personal best meeting is called to order. Interested persons may appear at the hearing time of 1:19.53 for a third place and be heard regarding the adoption of the proposed annexation. finish in the division’s 100-yard freestyle. Brandon Wheeler set three The complete legal description by metes and bounds and the proposed personal records in one first Ordinance may be obtained from the office of the City Clerk at City place and two second place fin- Hall on Monday through Friday during regular business hours. Should ishes. His personal best time of any person decide to appeal any decision made as a result of this hear- 1:01.20 in the boys open 100- ing, such person will need a record of the proceedings and may need yard freestyle allowed him to to ensure that a verbatim record of these proceedings is made. In ac- edge out the second-place fin- cordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing a isher by less than two-tenths special accommodation or an interpreter to participate in this proceed- of a second to win the event. ing should contact the City Manager at (904) 259-0972 at least 48 hours He also shaved seconds off his prior to the time of the hearing. time in the boys open 100-yard Page 18 The Baker County Press Thursday, July 31, 2014 Cats at ‘Awareness Day’ Carter, Jefferson chosen to represent BCHS

JON SHUMAKE LANDSCAPE TIMBERS: SPORTS EDITOR $ 97 [email protected] 8' 2 ea. $ 28 The BCHS Wildcats joined Unit of 80 football teams from around 223 the First Coast at High School RAILROAD TIMBER: Awareness Day July 28 at Ev- $ 97 erBank Field to discuss the up- 8' 11 ea. coming season with the media. DECK BOARDS: $ 99 Quarterback Jacob Carter 8' 3 ea. and defensive end CeCe Jef- $ 99 ferson were the two Wildcats 10' 4 ea. chosen by the coaches to repre- $ 99 sent the team at the event. Both 12' 5 ea. players said they’ve been look- $ 99 ing forward to attending the 16' 7 ea. Awareness Day since they were $ 49 freshmen. 4x4 POST: 8' ea. “It feels pretty great,” Carter 7 said about being picked to rep- resent his team. “Watching all the senior guys coming when I was younger, I was like ‘I hope I Photo by Jon Shumake get to do that one day.’ It’s pret- CeCe Jefferson (left) poses with Jacob Carter at Everbank Field for Aware- ty awesome.” ness Day on Monday. Carter and Jefferson, who for the regular season to kick- “We’re blacking out. It’s going were also joined by head off August 29 when they host to be awesome.” coach Tom MacPherson, had St. Augustine, there is one Before the Cats get to that the chance to speak with sev- game the players have circled game, though, they have nine eral major Jacksonville me- on their calender: the October regular season games to get dia outlets present, including 31 season finale against District through, including a tough trip Action News, sports talk ra- 3-5A rival Bishop Kenny. to Ribault on September 19 in dio station 1010XL and The The Crusaders have ended the district opener. Florida Times-Union. Coach the Cats’ season each of the The team is a completely dif- MacPherson said the event is past two years. Bishop Ken- ferent one compared to where a nice chance for players to get ny knocked Baker County it was in May, Carter believes, exposure and talk about Baker out of the 2012 Class 5A play- which has led to a positive out- County football. offs 44-23. Last year, the Cats look entering the season. But talking about the season were eliminated from play- “I’m feeling great about this made the itch to get back on the off contention with a 38-20 season,” he said. The team was field even stronger for the play- season-ending loss at William worried after the rough spring ers, especially after the result Johnston Stadium that Carter game, Carter said, but “now of May’s spring game against missed with a fractured collar- we’re optimistic heading into First Coast. Carter said he and bone. it.” the rest of the offense is feeling Now the quarterback is more comfortable with the play healthy and he, and the rest Large selection of citrus in our Garden Shop! book after the summer practic- of the team, is looking for re- ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS es and they are looking forward venge. Meetings Mon., Wed. & Fri. at 8 pm to starting the season. “Bishop Kenny is on Hal- 8981 S. SR 228 Macc. While the Cats are excited loween this year,” Carter said.

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Thompson, Jesslyn; Walker, Paisley Thompson: Del’vintae Berry, William Damien Blackburn, Crews: Christopher Barnes, Jayce Barton, Maylee Beasley, Travis Britt, Jakaira Carter, Bayleigh Gully, Madison Hep- Dennison: Bedell, Trevor Jr; Blue, Skyy; Brantley, Anna; Abbigail Bonds, Kaiden Burnsed, McKinley Combs, Jake pner, Ethan Ledford, Aiden Leever, Savannah Norman, Bruckner, Nathan Jr; Crawford, Abbigail; Harris,Caiden; Dugger, Kaiden Hunter, Gene Johns, Alexandra Johnson, Reagan Nyman, Kaytlen Satterwhite, Brantley Fisher Star- Jefferson, E’sabella; Johnson, Gracie; Mcgee, Talen; Pend- Kaison Kerce, Elizabeth Rhoden, Ryder Wichman, Jayden ling, Evan Thick, Bryce Wyche leton, Seth; Roberts, Maximus; Strong, Jessalyn; Surette, Wilburn, Morgan Williams Kory; Woolf, Kacen Thrift: Bailey Baglin, Kallie Barefoot, John Binion, Bailey Mason: Brayden Brown, Lundon Brown, Kaylee Davis, Brantley, Seth Brassart, Kane Combs, Logan Corder, Grace King: Akridge, Easton; Alridge, Kaleb; Brooks, Lia; Clouti- Emory Finley, Gabriel Heppner, Kelton Jarvis, Cortez Ma- Dube, Josiah Harmon, Felicity Hill, JHiren Mitchell, Emily er, Zane; 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Mckenzie Southwood, Shellie Sutton, George Washington, Jordan Jarrell, Jayceon Johnson, David Kinley, Ryan Pack, Higginbotham, Brandon Jager, Kelsey Johnson, Tommy Robert Williams Nicholas Rowan, Annabelle Schwien, Kameron Starling, Lauramore, Malayna Loadholtz, Haley Marker, Olivia Mikeria Washington Mcginley, James Mercorella, Whitley Mobley, Gabriel Oca, Heather Crews: Leeryc Barton, Dana Berry, Breanna Archi Patel, Ryleigh Rogers, Haylee Sands Davis, Jacob Dyer, Gavin Endel, Andy Givens, Gabriella Heather Jacobs: Elaina Bowles, John Burnsed, Adrianna Harris, Kolton Harvey, Jada Henderson, Jericha Herndon, Collige, Breanna Cox, Hunter Craig, Gracie Gray, Caitlin Janet Gray: Ellyssa Amerson, Clayton Andrews, Ryan Taylor Johnson, Toby Jurovschi, Khade Nettles, Thomas Harper, Rex Harrison, Ty Jacobs, William Johnson, Connor Blackburn, Richard Brown, Katelin Burnsed, Alexis Clayton, Nobles, Kale Starling, Ijjas Tisdale, Kalee Yale Miner, Luke Padgett, Madison Petry, Joseph Poole, Nathan Elmus Davis, Lejon Edwards, Shaun Gainey, Brookelyn Poturich, Makenzie Rhoden, Alexa Salts, Elijah Stokes, Goodwin, Austin Johnson, Dylan Martin, Kayla Mitchell, Jammie Church: Rebecca Branham, Johnny Burnham, Averie Walker, Jailei Watson Ryan Murphy, Kayla Norman, Garrett Paul, Timothy Penrod Lillian Carr, Gavin Combs, Emma Epperson, Monte Givens, Nolan Griffis, Indi Knox, Samuriah Major, Peyton Manucy, Jessica Beck: Jacie Blanton, Sabrina Brooks, Michael Kimberly Griffis: Daniel Chavis, Jaden Clayton, Destiny Caden Moore, Abby Patterson, Wyatt Price, Maddison Christopher, Jacob Crews, Gaige Davis, Joshua Gammons, Fennell, Kaleb Gammons, Aidan Henley, Kyler Lawler, Rhoden, Ranillia Roberts, Christopher Stewart, Lucas Monroe Gray, Amiracle Haygood, Hanna Hodges, Devin Rikiana Lee, Jesse Martin, Sarah Patterson, Breanna Vermillion Hokanson, Mayce Nowlen, Nio Smith, Brian Sparkman, Peacock, Sade Peterson, Trace Prevatt, Tyler Sznakowski, Landon Stewart, Brittany Swindell, Shha’diamond Troy Winkler Kathleen Sheridan: Trenton Collingwood, William Watkins, Lindsey Williams, Ceylub Winn, James Wynne Collins, Treyvin Dawson, Teanna Dickins, Wyatt Forbes, Katie Rhoden: Leah Arnold, Grace Barber, Allison Willie Griffis, Chelsea Harper, Timothy Hogue, Joshua Jennifer Gonzalez: Jameson Bourkney, Journey Green, Bennett, Conner Daniel, Mandi Edgerton, Mariah Green, Irish, Trent Murphy, Terrell Nesmith, Cabrina Paige, Bailey A’zarriah Harper, Tyler Higginbotham, Thomas Morris, Otis Johnson, Dylan Jurovschi, Autum Lingefelt, Austin Roberts, Fisher Taylor, Kourtney Tucker Amber Owens, Kentlee Payne, Halley Richendollar, Hunter Mccauley, Marcus Monte, Devin Powers, Daniel Reagan, Robinson, Deronta Ross, Ryan Rothfeldt, Avery Royal, Ally Yiselle Ruise, Sara Stewart, Drake Weston, Jacob Wilkerson Kailyn Wilson: Riley Caudill, Payton Finley, Brianna Stearns, Gracie Waters, Ke’nais Williams Gregory, Logan Griffis, Sadye Harvey, Jerimyah Horton, Peggy Hand: Susan Andrews, Leo Cottrell, Tucker Crews, Jaylin Jefferson, Kelton Lanier, Eli Lauramore, Emily Kristyn Davis: Elizabeth Barton, Skylar Brumell, Brayden Katelyn Dobbs, Sarah Dopson, Taylen Gentry, Jimmy Lindsey, Mauriel Lloyd, Edwin Medina, Carmen Myers, Dietz, Katelyn Gates, John-Daniel Hews, Veronique Hudnall, Makayla Johnson, Maverick Morgan, Gunner Leigha Smith, Madalyn Sparkman, Trevon Thompson Johnson, Austin Judson, Alina Jurovschi, Dantwan Larry, Peterson, Kaden Raulerson, Trinity Roberson, Nykeria Emily Morris, Casey Nipper, Cayden Sands, Meagan Ross, Catelynn Sands, Kayden Shedd, Hardy Stafford, Sara Lacy Smith: Sion Carson, Nevaeh Carter, Randall Conner, Schlarbaum, Serenity Simpson, Gavin Sparkman, Alaina Worsham Zattie Crudup, Garrett Davis, Kadin Davis, Gracie Dyal, Stewart, Matthew Turner, Na’khi Williams Samantha Harvey, Johnaysia Hawkins, Willow Heppner, Scott Wendel: Ryleigh Britt, Jordan Calvert, Ethan Drake Hill, Timothy Hudson, Brayden Martin, Camber Kailee Raulerson: Hailey Carter, Tristan Chessman, Luke Canaday, Kyle Cooper, Kensey Eldridge, Marsavya Ford, Milton, Trazaveen Mitchell, Trevor Oralls, Julius Smith, Conway, Isaac Davis, Kyra Edwards, Khloee Epperson, Gavin Gainey, Anna Green, Trenton Hodges, Mason Skyler Weber Emiley Harris, Trenton Holland, Brayden Holloway, Taniya Johnson, Wynsday Manucy, Marques Mckenzie, Austin Major, Matthew Padgett, Jamon Parker, Emily Pendleton, Rowe, Brianna Shrull, Javen Thomas, Hailey Tucker, Jesse Marti Conner: Kaiden Bowers, Layla Burke, Gabrielle Mckenzie Poturich, Noah Repta, Annabelle Starling, Wall Butler, Wesley Crockett, Tifton Davis, Railey Dugger, Cody Tatum Stewart, Jose Torres Dutcher, Baileigh Griffis, Joselyn Halle, Owen Hodges, Tamela Binn: Kelsie Abbott, Makenzie Adams, Brayden Angel Long, Ava Mairs, Walker Mallory, Delilah Mann, Lesley Nunn: Azarius Allen, Mikayla Evans, Bradley Barnwell, Zachary Christopherson, Alexis Combs, Colton John Overland, Regina Pitts, Kaiden Robinette, Jessica Hardenbrook, Brayden Horne, Evan Irish, Nevaeh Jackson, Crews, Hannah Davis, Corbin Elder, Andrew Hayward, Sollicito, Alexis Spires, Celeste Spring Michael Lashley, Nevaeh Lauramore, Joe Levister, Lyla Kaelin Kuester, Gabrial Morris, Emma Richardson, Hope Peebles, Riley Rigdon, Emma Snodgrass, Emma Stewart, Roberson, Dalton Ruise, Jordan Smith Melissa Driggers: Logan Acres, Bryan Bennett, Camron Timothy Street, Breanna Swindell, Matthew Weston, Craig, Paris Dodd-Hicks, Braden Ferguson, Jamarion Tara Stenbeck: Charles Alonso, Natalie Brantley, Chuck Yale Goodman, Ly’nasia Green, Ryan Levister, Kylee Miller, Benjamin Bridges, Seth Carson, Nevaeh Carter, Samuel Slevin Morris, Perry Murphree, Darryn Russell, Delilah Rhonda Stafford: Savannah Bass, Aliyah Chauncey, Croft, Jasmine Endel, Haley Grainger, Roger Huggins, Shafer, Joshua Starling, Natalia Strachan, Kayln Strickland Chason Davis, Owen Griffis, Bryson Horne, Shalyn Howard, Gloria Maldonado, Zane Miller, Cale Neal, Shane Oralls, Landon Jacobs, Shaun Jefferson, Dakota Linster, Brody Brayden Sapp, Kathryn Sluski, Ivyuna Tisdale, Gerraldo Karen Mallard: Darcie Adams, Jordan Allaart, Carly Rhoden, Taylor Rhoden, Alexis Rios, Logan Ritter, Hunter Williams Cannon, Carlye Combs, Kyle Cregg, Joshua Davis, Laytin Roundtree, Emily Smith, Ave Taylor, Irin Tisdale, Amber Griffis, Nathan Jordan, Payten Rewis, Brayden Rhoden, Susan White: Justin Burke, Brennan Dillman, Lily Elledge, Wood Hunter Stephens, Estelle Switzer, I’mani Thompson, Brendon Force, William Griffis, Brookelyn Jefferson, Emerson Womack Staci Wignall: Curtis Austin, Hudson Bennett, Quientin Michael Johnson, Mikenzie O’hara, James Richardson, Canaday, Kiley Cushman, Bradley Dodd, Travis Finley, Dillan Ruise, Kellyn Sapp, Kalena Sealey, Scott Sullivan, Michele Mcdonald: Paige Baumgardner, Brandon Bright- Jayzn Halle, Destiney Hudnall, Matthew Hunter, Lane Keith Waters, Victor Zarrella Duran, Kyler Burnsed, Madison Calvert, Kamryn Davis, Joiner, Landen Kinard, Michael Maxam, Allan Phan, Jesse Francis, Nathan Harris, Brandon Heppner, Mallory Yvonne Shope: John Akridge, Caleb Barnes, Jude Katelyn Rhoden, Kyra Stewart, Lucy Taylor, Trinity Thomas, Jackson, Alaina Jones, Hunter Ploucher, Landan Prevatt, Buckminister, Brandon Burnsed, Anslee Carter, Timothy Danielle Wilcutts Hailey Randle, Jaden Reed, Jayden Stanley, Christa Carter, Autumn Dillman, Kaylen Dinkens, Olivia Edenfield, Wiggins, Josslyn Williams Venus Hurst: Hailey Barron Huggins, Emma Combs, Jared Fryer, Zoe Johnson, Gracelyn Long, Humberto Haley Combs, Hunter Combs, Brett Easter, Ey’onni Ellis, Maldonado, Mallory Nipper, Katie Smith, Jayda Stewart Tiffany Renshaw: Mason Andrews, Gavin Barefoot, Martavian Graham, Cooper Kersey, Haley Kirkendall, Cole David Clark, Cayden Dube’, Ashley Duren, Wesley Gilbert, MIXED Knight, Anthony Langston, Walter Perryman, Christopher Talen Harvey, Caroline Hilliard, Kassidy Jewell, Maxamus Pope, Tyler Rodgers, Kelsi Sands, Dakota Wilburn, Emma Gwendolyn Moment: Branden Atkinson, Briar Baglin, Leonard, Trenton Newmans, Haley Nobles, Casen Padgett, Williams, Re’yuanna Williams James Barton, Jaiden Champion, Tommy Covington, Rakiya Pitts, Matheson Register, Gilyn Rhoden-Carter, Brandon Fanton Aydan Wilcutts, Alexis Young July 31, 2014 | The Baker County Press | Back2School | Page 6 Robert Schattenberg, Ahmaad Sims, Luka Soles, Hollie Macclenny Elementary School Smith, Mylee Stephens, Logan Wright Wignall: Tristan Bailey, Kale Crews, Madison Crews, 904-259-2551 •• Home of the Wild Kittens Emma Goff, Kemarian Henderson, Jackson Hodges, Shelby Hodges, Andrew Hunt, Jonas Lewis-Capo, Amber 2014-15 CLASS ENROLLMENTS Millard, Miah Nicely, Taylor Nielsen, Karis Richardson, FIRST GRADE Kaylynn Waters, Preston Wilson Daniel Sanville, Ethan Sanville, Benjamin Scott, Ian Self, Elijah Stevens Baker: Masyn Barlow, Aiden Boyles, Larry Brown, Charles Sharp: Jacob Ballinger, Alyssa Burnsed, Airdyn Byrd, Cole, Brooklyn Combs, Wyatt Crawford, Emily Crossland, Vanessa Craddock, Sean Etchison, Tyler Forth, Justin THIRD GRADE Rhadya Gaskins-Ruise, Clayton Haden, Braiden Harvey, Grimsley, Kairi Hamilton, Jayden Larry, Alexia McLane, Olivia Hosford, Taz Kinghorn, Alyssa Kirk, Madison Kittrell, Trenton Morgan, Damian Norris, Chase Phillips, Megan Combs: Madison Blankenship, Kai Bishop, Lindsey Tiffany Raulerson, Kelton Rhoden, Matthew West, Kaden Scott, Xantavia Smart, Sydney Spitzer, Cameryn Swindell, Christopher, Ja’Mauri Elliott, Vincent Fuller, Anna Green, White Eli Weichman Maleah Jones, Tucker Kennedy, Jack Lin, Ryleigh Mash, Peyton Martin, Destin Norris, Jayda Ross, Riley Rhoden, Brewin: Layne Akridge, Aubrey Beam, Jake Bledsoe, Taylor Shealy, Robert Simpkins, Jorden Strawder Aaleyiah Brown, Bella Canaday, Kendall Carter, Daevyn SECOND GRADE Collins, Damion Cotterman, Austin Davis, Jaxon Echols, Anderson: Heather Anderson, Ethen Andrews, Noah Crews: Jessi Bryant, Darien Combs, Daniel Hoard, Diego Timberlee Hance, Yasmise Haygood, Kaelynn Hill, Behm, Aubrey Darras, Jaeceiri Folston, Hunter Fralick, McKire, Camdyn Jowers, Carrigan McCook, Ma-Khai Christopher Hodges, Aiden Jenow, Kearstin Stout, Brycen Sincere Glover, Cire Johnson, Brianna McDonald, Logan Mosley, Logan Padgett, Dhruv Patel, Morgan Register, Tubberville, Laniyah Wilcox Mercer, Deanna Paige, Delaina Parker-Keith, Kelton Jonathan Samaroo, Lydia Scammacca, Dakota Sirk, Kansas Smallwood, Reese Taylor, Chelsey Thode, Corey Thomas, Sirk, Breanna Taylor, Nathen Taylor, Regan Thrush Burnsed: Alyssa Baskin, Jaycee Combs, Jacob Dixon, Jonathan Walker Tajyrah Donaldson, Abigail Doyal, JC Folston, Kylie Hall, Cumpston: Daniel Anderson, Heather Arwine, Kendall Nathan Hunt, Delanee Mobley, Lucas North, Kaliey Parish, Davis: Zoey Brown, Rebecca Busbee, Xavion Church, Barton, Jacob Dykes, Jonathan Haggard, Jyiel Jefferson, Phillip Spreadbury, Cade Taylor, Raya Thompson, Cyler Kristen Darras, Madison Doyal, Christopher Fraze, Garrett Michael Jones, Joshua Mette, Tyler Michael, Kira Moring, Varnum, Anthony Washington, Kiley Wilkerson, Chase Guernsey, Austin Griffis, Kelan Hendricks, David Hollar, Leeann Norman, Jada Parish, Jazlyn Raulerson, Aymen Williams Emma Ingles, Tyrell Jackson, Wyatt Pickett, Kayd Roll, Said, Kaylee Thompson, Donald Wilkerson, Brayden Kaylee Sears, Joshua Swindell, Allison Teeter, Harmoni Young Cole: Madison Burnham, Kendall Cone, Lani Crews, Luke Tolliver Crews, Scotty Crosby, Tate Griffis, Ruby Helms, Jonathan Goodwin: Gavin Barton, Megan Barton, Tanner Bridges, Hendricks, Wilmarius Jackson, Anesia Lee, Alexis Morgan, Dorman: David Barwick, Tyler Bassile, Sondra Belford, Brooklyn Davis, Peyton Foreman, Jamarian Henderson, Tristan Parker, Lucas Politano, McKinley Rewis, Kierstern Leia Davis, Ladderick McCall, Madyson McFarlin, Siya Patel, Nathaniel Jones, Zainab Lateef, Brady Little, Cale Neal, Rhoden, Shiloh Rooker, Cash Ruise, Cierra Sweat Dylan Pembelton, Deven Pridemore, Ethan Rafuse, Alec Jae’Veon Reed, Jason Sweat, Abbygayle Weichman, Rhoden, Brooklyn Sheely, Karlee Simpson, Michael Snow, Shomariana Wilcox, Ava Willoughby, Cannon Wimpey Griffin: Daylon Adams, Lexi Crews, John Gainey, Aybree Logan Thompson, Miracle Thornton, Joseph Williams Gonzalez, James Green, Kylee Sue Johnson, Rilynne Jackson: Brock Duncan, Aubree Hires, Carter Hodges, Kirkland, Allison Kukucka, Jackson Miller, James Miller, Fitzwater: Benjamin Archer, Adeline Bliss, Madilynn Joy Holmes, Kaden Jernigan, Lavon Jones, Dorian Lee, Katie Moats, Claire Potts, Carson Powell, Reagan Proctor, Bryant, Angelina Cabral, Olivia Dunn, Kierstyn Gray, Gabriel McDonald, Taylor Morgan, Breanna O’Brien, Zoey Hollan Rodgers, Baleigh Shields, Landyn Shouse, Trinity Hudson Helms, Ava Herring, Ian Holtom, Zariyah Hope, Pendleton, Cooper Thompson, Jennelle Tyler, Jada Wilcox, Starling, Ella Steadman, Ferin Sternett Jakaleb Jackson, Lynzie Moore, David Pembelton, Landen John Wood Simpkins, Joseph Stronko, Noah Talle, Noah Wilkes, Jones: Allexiss Bailey, Nell Brown, Pheonix Carter, Ashton Rambo: Ella Amerson, Jessica Blanchard, Jasmin Carson Worthington Coop, Rilan Courson, Kora Destin, Aaron Etchison, Brianna Brown, Gage Catling, Aaron Cline, Caden Conner, Robert Gee, Kylie Johns, Kenan Johnson, Rhys Jordan, Reginald Gordon: Chloe Altman, Gracelynn Arnett, Hagan Bell, Cotterman, Breanna Davis, Trenton Griffis, Macey Harris, Keith, Ethan Korkowski, Luke Padgett, Leevi Rhoden, Breylan Brown, Tucker Bryant, Chloe Burks, Brookelyn Phillip Jackson, Savannah Morgan, Cameron Newmans, Cayden Sharp, Caitlynn Shell, Caleb Starrett Carter, Tyler Gainey, Jacob Hart, Jace Harvey, Evelyn Li’Mirra Thompson, Cameron White, Phillip Wilson Hodges, Jonathan Morgan, Samantha Moring, Kryssie Lough: River Chauncey, Kason Crews, Mallory Diggs, Rentz: Justin Broome, Stone Chauncey, Dakota Conaway- Rountree, Yasmirah Spatcher, Mykell Thorpe, Johnathan Dezire Gibbons, Jiselle Gray, Addisyn Haddock, Kaitlyn Ellis, Eden Crews, Kayden Force, Luke Hodges, Hunter Vice Holland, Sophie Horne, Grady Jordan, Andrew Martin, Johns, Carly Johnson, Wyatt Kittrell, Jessalyn Lauramore, Taden McGee, Sawyer Rhoden, Alli Staples, Weston Harvey: Carson Boyles, Braxton Burnsed, Mahaley Combs, Jordyn Kay Parker, Cohen Potts, Cole Prevatt, Abbie Starling, Zoe Stone, Tara Thrift, Tyler Wilford, Donnie Tucker Crawford, Georgia Crews, Clarence Daniels, Ryan Rhoden, Kara Starling, Natalie Taylor, Trenton Taylor, Williams Harrell, Walker Jordan, Cyan Kirt, Jolton Knabb, William Kirsten Thomas, Presley Turner, Brayden Wallace Lin, Nicholas Mattei, Avery Nipper, Teagan Rosamonda, Lyons: Callie Armentrout, Jermaine Belford, Lily Bledsoe, Sharman: Elodie Davis, Davion Dean, Bryce Deston, Madison Satterwhite, Addison Staples, Rylee Yonn Khole Harris, Kavion Henderson, Aide’n Hobby, Tresean Mallory Hauge, Aubrey Kreutz, Briar Noles, Chapman Huggins, Dalton Johnson, Madison Johnson, JP Jones, Hurst: Jesslan Barton, Jailyn Bradley, Jack Brown, Ryland Padgett, Elijah Passmore, Beau Paulson, Charlotte Weston Mobley, Zachary Passmore, Hudson Register, Castleberry, Leila Destin, Grant Filosi, Hannah Folsom, Robinson, Kaylee Stokes , Hunter Tripp, Hayden Turnham, Ariel Santiago, Madalyn Sparkman, Crystal Starling, Kelly Javon Griffin, Harper Johnson, Jareb Lauramore, Landen Erryana Whitfield, Jaylen Wilcox Wirth, Lyanna Washington Lauramore, Ava Marlow, Akshar Patel, Abby Porter, Ty Sullivan: Brynne Canaday, Elco Carrasco, Ava Charboneau, Rewis, Caroline Rhoden, Adam Starling, Madyson Terrell McCart: Christopher Adams, Emma Cain, Brady Elle Charboneau, Kendall Czarowitz, Jace Dugger, Castleberry, Eli Daras, Destiny Denmark, Addy Fountain, Sabaka: Bethany Canaday, Jamarian Dean, Christopher Caitlyn Harris, Raymond Henderson, Bryce Kazmierczak, Kaitlynn Griffis, Olivia Griffis, Lanyden Jackson, Camdyn Dugan, John Finley, Lucas Gibson, Shealynn Gray, Asher Elizabeth Kennedy, Taylor Leslie, Hunter Rhoden, Gadge McCook, Gavin Mosley, Hampton Reed, Miley Rhoden, Jay, Dalton Johnson, Jimmy Johnson, Landon Lee, Amber Romo, Tucker Thrift, Brianna Werba, Jordan Wright Luke Starling, Taylor Thornton, Landon Trees, Trentyn Lick, Sadie Ostrander, Paige Pickett, Kolby Sanders, Thomas: Donovan Bonds, Kenyon Dolison, Ava Eddins, Walker, Derrick Williams Jackson Stronko, Blaine Thomas, Cadence Winsjansen, Nathan Echols, Kelton Ellis, Matthew Fowler, Valmir Geriya, Shailyn Wood Mitchell: Kyle Bleich, Terra Butler, Cody Clevenger, Kylee Kearns, LeighAnna McDonald, Nathaniel Matthews, Madison Coop, Mason Dennie, Jason Finley, Aiden A Taylor: Rachel Butt, Jackson Carver, De’Aisa Glover, Hannah Peil, Walker Starling, Brooklynne Tatum, Kyleigh Fogarty, Brooke Foster, Blake Holman, Letha Jarvis, Gracie Gourn, Isabella Gray, Kloi Harnage, Michael Taylor, Mikesha Tisdale, Joshua Wilkerson Savannah Kea, David Kearns, Destiny Kish, McKaiden Harrell, Ava Manalo, Camden Mosley, Cooper Mosley, West: Nathaniel Altom, Colson Altman, Kira Bishop, Lowry, Parker Rogers, Jayden Taylor, Taylen Whitfield Riley Katsikas, Annistyn Olive, Aubrey Santiago, Lilly Christopher Fowler, Shelby Grace, Jessica Grimsley, Sapp, Cooper Sands, Kayla Wallace, Rylee Walker, Avery Mosley: Landan Baxter, Haley Brown, Ashton Byrd, Zachery Hoffman, Kallen Huckeby, Eric Jackson, Kelton Wilkerson, Hailey Williams, Chloe Woods Blane Chauncey, Karis Duncan, Diamond Gibbons, Omari Kaeck, Joseph Keen, Leliani Perry, Derrick Ruise, Mikayla Goodman, Ava Grace Griffis, Brooklyn Irish, Ava Johnson, L Taylor: Chelsey Barber, Kellen Battles, Parker Combs, Sawyer, Ava Smith, Kyla Wilcox, Kellen Williams Olivia Kennedy, James Lyons, Jamarcus McKenzie, Pierson Trenton G Griffis, Layton Jackson, Kaylee Keen, Christian Moran, James Prescott, Cory Reed, Kynan Varnum, Linton, Alexander McLarty, A. J. Millhorn, Nevaeh Paige, Journey Yoder Joshua Ramos, Kaegan Roberts, Kayla Rourke, Elizabeth Simons, Alyssa Smith, Thomas Payne, Kameron Weeks Scott: Andrew Anderson, Asyah Ayres, Earle Barber, Olivia Carlton, Landon Clemens, Kaiser Davis, Blaikley Delp, Thrush: Jay Alexander, Logan Arnold, Austin Bleich, Emily DeRoche, Madysen Geiger, Kole Hall, Emily Harmon, Dallas Collins, Garrett Dugger, Reagan Goff, Khale Harris, Maurice Lee, Landon Rhoden, David Smith, Gabriel Vega, Hannah Hefty, Kaylin Hunter, Ja’Naya Kier, Kayona Manley, Page 7 | The Baker County Press | Back2School | July 31, 2014 DPAC School Supply Drive BULLYING, THREATS, ABUSE, AND INTIMIDATION BULLYING, THREATS, ABUSE, AND INTIMIDATION The Baker County School District will hold its annual drive to collect school supplies for students in need It is the policy of the Baker County School District that all of its students and school employees have an educational setting that is safe, secure, and on Saturday, August 9, 2014, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 free from harassment and bullying. This behavior may be considered a serious breach of conduct. The district will not tolerate bullying, acts of intimidation, or a.m. Volunteers will be collecting supplies at the harassment of any type. following businesses: CVS Pharmacy, Dollar Tree, It is the policy of the Baker County School District that all of its students Family Dollar, Winn-Dixie, and the Dollar General have an educational setting that is safe, secure, and free from dating violence or stores in Macclenny and Glen St. Mary. abuse of any kind. The district will not tolerate any form of teen dating violence or abuse. This behavior may be considered a serious breach of conduct. Teen Thank you for supporting the 2014-2015 School Supplies Project! dating violence or abuse is defined as:

a pattern of emotional, verbal, sexual, or physical abuse used by one person in a current or past dating relationship to exert power and control over EXTENDED DAY ENRICHMENT PROGRAM another when one or both of the partners is a teenager. Abuse may include insults, coercion, social sabotage, sexual harassment, stalking, threats and/ Baker County Pre-K/Kdg. Center EDEP 259-0395 or acts of physical or sexual abuse. The abusive partner uses this pattern of violent and coercive behavior to gain power and maintain control over the dating partner. This Macclenny Elementary School EDEP 259-4992 may also include abuse, harassment, and stalking via electronic devices such as cell phones and computers, and harassment through a third party, and may be physical, mental, or both. Westside Elementary School EDEP 259-2452 Consistent with the intent and requirements of Section 1006.148, Florida Statutes, the school district upholds that dating violence by any student is J. Franklyn Keller Intermediate School EDEP 259-2315 prohibited: On school property; EDEP Hours: During any school-related or school-sponsored program or activity; or 6:30 – 8:35 AM During school-sponsored transportation. 3:25 – 6:00 PM Please call the following number to report bullying anonymously 904-259-0432.

DRESS CODE

The dress code of the Baker County School District is an attempt to work in concert with the goals and philosophy of our schools and to create a wholesome environment for the educating of our youth. Each student is expected to come to school in a neat and clean fashion and to wear shoes at all times. Individual schools may have additional dress code requirements published in their student planners. In addition to those requirements students are not allowed to wear the following to school:

1. Unacceptable Dress • Slacks, jeans, shorts, or dresses that reveal body imprints due to excessive tightness, including spandex-type clothing; • Shorts or dresses that are deemed too short by individual school administration, shorts or dresses having splits, or shorts worn for physical education; • Bare midriff, see-through clothing without appropriate under garments, sun dresses without straps, halters, backless dresses, tube tops, half shirts, open- sided shirts, T-Back tops, and tank tops/camis (unless covered by an appropriate outer garment); • Clothing with words, phrases, symbols, pictures, patches, or insignias, which are obscene, profane, offensive, or drug, alcohol, or gang related; • Hats, caps, visors, bandannas, hoodies, or headbands in school buildings (except for special occasions as approved by the administration); • Hair rollers and/or curlers in hair during school hours; • Any clothing improperly fastened; • Pants, jeans, or shorts worn below beltline. 2. Clothing and styles considered hazardous to health and/or safety and which are not allowed: • Bare feet; bedroom slippers; shoes with wheels (heelies); • Sunglasses inside the buildings, unless a medical permit is on file; • Choke collars, chains, jewelry, clothing or adornment that may be considered dangerous or disruptive to the learning environment.

Regarding F.S. 1006.07(2)(d), students are expected to dress appropriately, exhibit respect for themselves and others, and maintain orderly conduct which is conducive to an orderly environment. No student can wear clothing that exposes underwear or body parts in an indecent or vulgar manner or which disrupts the orderly learning environment.

Any student who violates the dress policy is subject to disciplinary action. For a first offense, a student must be given a verbal warning and the school principal/ designee must call the student’s parent or guardian. For a second offense, the student is ineligible to participate in any extracurricular activity for a period not to exceed 5 days and the school principal/designee must meet with the student’s parent or guardian. For a third or subsequent offense, a student must receive an in-school suspension for a period not to exceed 3 days, the student is ineligible to participate in any extracurricular activity for a period not to exceed 30 days, and the school principal/designee must call the student’s parent or guardian and send the parent or guardian a written letter regarding the student’s suspension and ineligibility to participate in extracurricular activities. Page 8 | The Baker County Press | Back2School | July 31, 2014 Keller Intermediate School 904-259-4244 •• Home of the Tigers 2014-15 CLASS ENROLLMENTS

FOURTH GRADE Landtroop, Christine: Hanah Blackwell, Landon Cates, man, Jaden Combs, Kara Davis, Mason Dyal, Richard Eh- Sandra Collins, Jayden Crawford, Kalin Davis, Hunter rie, Daniel Hefty, Christopher Hinson, Sharica Jackson, Anderson, Naomi: Gracie Boatright, Kristen Brunette, Dennie, Richard Dugger, Karson Gammons, Martez Hol- Johnny Johnson, Cedrick Larry, Chloe Luper, Mason Man- Clayton Chancey, Trenton Gray, Chloe Hauge, Jesse land, Mackenzie Honea, Lillian Jewell, Christopher Kirt, ning, Pearceton Milton, Tera Morefield, David Parrish, Hobbs, Kasen Johnson, Richard Lingefelt, Bryanna Lu- Tarek Manning-Givens, Amber Phillips, Titus Richardson, Breanna Peacock, Jared Poole, Daija Smith, Avery Spur- per, Taylor Mann, Haley Maxwell, Riley Mobley, Nathaniel Collin Romeo, Erica Roth, Cody Terrell, Bailey Thomas, Jor- lock, David Wirth Padgett, Or’naiz Pearson, Jai’la Reed, Jasmine Roberson, dan Tucker, Frashaundra Williams Thomas Robinson, Jabari Ruise, Aden Starling, Marcus Thomas, Ryan Webb, Allie Young Linville, Lori: Mariah Anderson, Talea Bouknight, Colton FIFTH GRADE Brogdon, Brooke Clevenger, Chandler Crawford, Roselet- Adams, Ashley: Dayci Adkins, Colin Alligood, Catherine Bajalia, Emily: Makaira Adams, Cyanne Carey, Ethan ta Crudup, Dalton Cushman, Logan Dennie, Daegan Britt, Leah Cales, Travis Cole, Mary Courson, Hamp Craft, Crawford, Kaitlyn Dinkins, Lexey Dopson, Hannah Dyal, Gainey, Shelby Grace, Dalton Griffis, Zachary Harvey, Gar- Dalton Crawford, William Elledge, Wyatt Gilbert, Angeli- Alejandro Garcia, Amelia Gonzalez, Isaiah Hale, Gabriel rett Hodges, Christianna Johnson, Maci Jordan, Kayana na Hunter, Josie Jacobs, Tayleigh Lauramore, Avyiah Lee, Hedge, Lauryn Hoffman, Ahmed Lateef, Heaven Lee, Kinney, Robert Martinez, Taylor Raiford, Jason Rhoden, Gabe Lewis, Amelia Long, Hunter Pembelton, Jonathan Payton Mchenry, Mason Rhoden, Morgan Ruise, Katilyn Hunter Roberts, Amarion Ruise, Deanna Walker Raulerson, Katelyn Rentz, Kaleb Sowell, Xzion Wilcox, Small, Caleb South, Noah Underwood, Nicholas Venturel- Mackensey Wilkes li, Ty Walker, Pearl Wilburn Lyons, Renee: Andrew Bonds, Bryleigh Brantley, Aakiem Brown, Kamala Collier, Olivia Dilbeck, Alex Doss, Em- Cinal, Jami: William Carpenter, Raeleigh Castillo, Madi- Cabral, Crystal: Dawson Brantley, Tara Coggins, Bailee malee Dugger, Garison Fish, Alexia Frazier, Autumn syn Catling, Michael Combs, Elijah Davis, Kai’wuan Giv- Conti, Landen Cook, Andrew Courson, Landon Gaines, Hance, Tommy Hodges, Kaleigh Manucy, Alaina Maxam, ens, Connor Green, Kelly Harris, Tyler Hires, Audrey Long, Joshua Kennedy, Jett Knabb, Destiny Knight, Jaylin Maid- Kaycee Mcdowell, Katelyn Nelson, Hunter Nipper, Wil- Barbaralyn Mulligan, Alan Norman, Megan Oldham, en, Elizabeth Martin, Gabrielle Midyette, Natalie Mobley, liam Richardson, Faith Scott Destiny Padgett, Kaylie Padgett, Morgan Padgett, Mi- Adyson Morgan, Hunter Nordstrom, Josie Padgett, Silas chael Prevatt, Savannah Randall, Russell Rooker, Summer Rhoden, Savannah Smallwood, John Van Vactor, Blaine McGee, Ryan: Tana Barton, Aiden Benoit, Stormy Christ- Sigers, Bryar Walker, Emily Wyrick Webb, Larkin Wilkerson, Austin York mas, Skylar Crews, Kendra Davis, Kanon Gonzalez, Caitlin Hulett, Danisha Jones, Trannen Mccray, Mykayla Morgan, Crosby, Jessica: Jillian Barnett, Elysa Baumgardner, Cavannaugh, Deborah: Mikinzie Asato, Olivia Barber, Hudson Padgett, Braxton Romo, Christopher Simons, Kayla Brown, George Canaday, Kelsey Craig, William Dan- Joshua Carver, Andrew Crews, Hayden Crow, Zach- Camron Smith, Jordan Smith, Ian Touchton, Keith Waters, iel, Jada Donaldson, Trey Dugger, Ronnie Ellis, Savana eriah Davis, Pacey Holtom, Kaylee Jordan, Ganika Larry, Jara Weeks, Aleeyah Whitsett Holton, Rylan Johns, Cameron Johnson, Brooklyn Ken- Baileigh Lauramore, Savanna Moody, Justin Moore, nedy, Brooklyn Manucy, Gracie Rhoden, Teagan Rhoden, Mason Mullins, Trestin Nicely, Joshua Owens, Kendall Morley, McConn: Abagail Bennett, Jayston Brown, Taylor Hayden Stearns, Emily Tanner, Rebecca Theus, William Padgett, Jainee Simon, Hunter Sineath, Steven Stewart, Clevenger, Jarah Cranford, Kyler Cribbs, Devin Cunning- Tyson, Marcus Wilcox, Robert Wood Joseph Tanner, Michael Tate, Aniyah Taylor ham, Alyssa Dunham, Ja’vonta Elliott, Dylen Goldsmith, Karlie Hathcox, Ieisha Henderson, Serenity Jackson, Crummey, Jennifer: Connor Altman, Aurora Balas- Combs, Stephanie: Alyssa Alford, Antonio Angelo, Peyton Lewis, Emma Mobley, La’vincent Murry, Micheal Williams, Logan Carter, Joseph Cercy, Elizabeth Clines, Alyssa Brown, Joshua Carter, Lily Conner, Kyra Davis, Ja- Ostrander, John Pearce, Tristan Pendleton, Cody Setzer, Emma Cooper, Karsyn Crews, Mackenzie Crews, Dakota cob Dykes, Emaleigh Jensen, Jamiya Johnson, Dakota Sh’diamond Smith, Ashley Williams, Austin Yale Dicks, Aubrey Fuss, Connor Gipson, Sydney Johnson, Ja- Manucy, Gracie Norman, Brookcey Padgett, Justin Raul- son Knabb, Dalton Moore, Savannah Powell, Noah Ray, erson, Gabrianna Rhodes, Jaymodd Ruise, Kaleb Wilcox, TBA: Alan Bowen, Elijah Bowles, Isabella Cabral, Madi- Camilo Rollins, Tia Ruise, Cassie Shell, Doc Theophile, Ja- Elijah Williamson, Laurel-Ellyn York son Colbert, Don Cox, Robert Dodd, Amber Faulk, Emma cob Waters, Daniel Westinghouse Hunt, Kason Jewell, Ashton Johnson, Lucas Jurovschi, Crawford, Staci: George Barton, Philip Bowen, John Bradley Kirby, Derrickal Major, Emilee McCabe, Emaleigh Davis, Janet: Jonathan Barnes, Trace Canaday, Antho- Brown, Matthew Combs, Rayleigh Combs, Issac Craig, Raulerson, Tereana Robinson, Penelopi Siegfried, Kaden ny Chapman, Chloe Clevenger, Landon Davis, Daniel Lexie Crawford, Reanna Green, Chelsea Kilgore, Brooklyn Sigers, Skylar Thick, Trevorisse Thomas, Avery Timbs, Kylie Goethe, Kayla Harrington, Baliegh Harris, Elizabeth Her- Larry, Malorie Pippins, Nolan Rhoden, Elizabeth Robin- Walker nandez, Gracie Karpf, Hunter Kingery, Damarea Lee, Jor- son, Kyndall Robinson, Caden Shumate, Meagan Smith, dan Long, Matthew Lucas, Leland Nettles, Peyton Olive, Tzion Smith, Nyah Summey, Iverson Tisdale, Tyra Tisdale, MacDonald, Stefanie: Keirstan Blackshear, Joseph Bolt, Lance Padgett, Audrey Rhoden, Ashlynn Richendollar, Triston Whitfield, Maddox Wilkes Christopher Cregg, Kyle Danko, Gabriel Finley, Ella French, Tuff Sands, Zoey Stephenson, Jesslyn Wallstedt Jahmel Glover, Eva Godwin, Jaden Herring, Lonna Hodg- Hatcher, Tiffany: Trenton Armstrong, Payton Barnes, es, Shanyah Hudnall, Lawson Lloyd, Jacob Miller, Jordan Herman, Jennifer: Emily Akridge, Christina Branch, Abi- Lyndi Barrios, Conner Broughton, Hailey Colbert, Makay- Morgan, Emily Myers, River Neri, Milton Oralls, Makenna gail Busbee, Kayla Collins, Kobe Daniels, Summer Davis, la Crews, Nicky Dial, Timothy Finley, Landon Fountain, Payne, Taiven Rhoden, Taylor Strayer, James Thompson, Peyton Dube’, Ty’leena Jefferson, Gage Mann, Kristin Mo- Brody Griffis, Jessica Hartzog, Tiara Herron, Breanna Alekzander Tsaregorodtsev ran, Ronald Mosley, Alexa Raulerson, Lynsay Rewis, Alex Johnson, Jeremiah Johnson, Bagheera Jones, Seth Lohr, Stokes, Colby Sutton, Tiequan Thomas Allen Mankins, Dillan Mathews, Hayley Mccoy, Harrison Owings, Kim: Hailey Adams, Kolton Branch, Diana Bryan, Muncy, Landen Scott Logan Burnham, Krista Crews, Jerry Davis, Justin Davis, TBA: Carey Burkhalter, Jackson Byrd, Brooklyn Canaday, Lucas Davis, Trenton Griffis, David Harvey, Gideon Jordan, Cameron Carroll, Robert Coger, Diamond Combs, Kelsey Johnson, Jill: Kash Addy, Jaquan Akins, Katie Anderson, Olivia Legrande, Mckenzie Lowery, Ethyn Manning, Kyla Crews, Joshua Cronon, Kale Gibson, Joseph Gray, Kyra Julian Chambers, Caroline Cooper, Madison Davis, Gar- Moring, Raechyl Owens, Austin Rash, Jordan Roberts, Gray, Erica Harris, Jesse Harter, Maria Jackson, Lelia John- rett Evans, Darlene Fraze, Zachary Gainey, Marcus Givens, Payton Sanders, Peyton Satterwhite, Kaleb Wilkerson son, Emma Knight, Sierra Lauramore, Karl Mack, Shane Mickayla Jones, Timothy Mette, Nathan Mixon, Hailey Morris, Lailah Phillips, Nathaniel Raulerson, Sarah Wilson Poturich, Randie Robinson, Ethan Rowe, Jordan Schlar- Read, John: Maddison Blackwood, Elijah Clark, Lucas De- baum, Mattisyn Shouse, Meadow Simmons, Abigail vereaux, Brantley Jones, Terry Kier, Jordan Thigpen Mahoney, Regina: Mitchel-Ray Blackburn, Maranda Bur- Teague, Kelsey Walker, Kathy Williams nett, Raymond Clines, Zayne Eddins, Weston Gurganious, Smith, Brad: Amber Allgeyer, Tiera Bouknight, Julia Cain, Briar Harvey, Emily Harvey, Kayla Hunter, Nykee Johnson, Kick, Leanna: Maisie Abbott, Loghan Baxter, Dallas Bur- Kayla Darras, Isabelle Evans, Jayden Givens, Kellen Gray, Toby Kinghorn, Michaela Lyons, Abril Nolasco, Samuel den, Astraya Clifton, Kloweigh Cox, Kassie Davis, Aubrey Dynnis Hendricks, Sydni Mcduffie, Ron Mcelroy, Zoe Scott, William Self, Albino Simon Jose, Joseph Stafford, Fuller, Bryan Hagins, Joshua Holmes, Jhaheem Jones, Eri- Mullner, Buddy Perryman, Kaylee Simpson, Austin Smith, Angelina Troshyna, Devan Van Vactor, Ethan Wilford, Ky- anna Kemp, Richard Long, Robert Mreen, Houston Noles, Caleb Smith, Scott Sullivan, Mandy Thomas, Breonna ler Wilkerson, Amber Williams, Caleb Woods Abigail North, Dakota Padgett, Ronnie Padgett, Camarion Walker, Daniel Young Paige, Kailynn Pembelton, Ridge Rhoden, Shayla Stewart, McHenry, Jessica: Jamy Ash, Morgan Barber, Trenton Iaryonna Wyche West, Rachel: Angelleta Alonso, Alan Boyd, Clare Cole- Crawford, Shailee Curbow, Christopher Dellobuono, Des- July 31, 2014 | The Baker County Press | Back2School | Page 9 tiny Langston, Kaylee Levister, Seleena Morris, Anthony Nader, Nathan Parish, Hannah Paxton, Ashley Perryman, Parker Prevatt, Johnryan Prosch, Kade Richardson, Sean Attention Teachers & Parents: Tillis, Ivan Tisdale, Kaleb Troestler, Anna Weber, Carrie We- ber, Ellie Weber, Hayden Williams Help us highlight the activities and achievements of local students

Meeks-Johnson, Sara: Patricia Bailey, Jesslyn Barnwell, in and out of the classroom. Jacob Barton, Bayshia Dupree, Dezerae Eaton, Isabella Call 259-2400 or email [email protected]. Gray, Colby Hapgood, Eric Lauramore, Baleigh Lewis, Connor Rainwater, Dalton Reeder, Kaylee Rodgers, Chris- The Baker County Press topher Schlarbaum, Jah’hani Shuler, Sean Sitz, Jacob Tan- ner, Cally Whitehead, Brittney Wilcutts, Zoie Young BAKER COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Murphree, Rebecca: Marilyne Aviles, Kobie Barber, 392 South Boulevard East, Macclenny, Florida 32063 Skye Bradley, Haydon Bridges, Emily Britt, Taylor Bryant, CATHERINE B. GOLON Cameryn Cales, Izik Christopherson, Angel Easter, Macy Director of Nutrition Services, Purchasing and Warehousing Gullion, Haley Harris, Joshua Mcelmurry, Jason Morgan, “Where Children Are First!” Maylee Parish, Anthony Phillips, Sha’hanna Ruise, Gray- Phone: (904) 259-4330 Fax: (904) 259- 2825 land Stalnaker, Morgan Teeter, Hunter Whitehead, Jacob Dear Parent/Guardian: August 1, 2014 Womack, Paige Yonn Welcome Back to School! New students will be assigned a five (5) digit student meal identification number (bar Murphy, Jenette: Lillian Adams, Breanna Alford, Jason code or pin number). Returning students will keep their number from the prior year. This is the number that a Amerson, Jamarian Baker, Jacob Breese, Rylee Carter, Lo- student enters on a “keypad” when obtaining a meal in the cafeteria. Each student’s unique number is confidential gan Craig, Zandalee Daniels, Camron Givens, Ethan John- and provided to the student on his/her class schedule. Good News: Prices are the same as last school year. Meal son, Sydney Knight-Harden, Nathaniel Mann, Jadyn Man- prices for the 2014-2015 school year are listed below: ning, Blayne Nielsen, Emma Pearson, Haley Ritter, Jaylen Robinson, Megan Sullivan, Tiffany Thomas, Myarion Tis- Elementary Schools*, Grade Pre-K – Grade 6, Breakfast $1.50, Lunch $2.00 Middle and High School, Grade 7 – Grade 12, Breakfast $1.50, Lunch $2.50 dale, Micah Tuten, Katelynn Wood *No cost for breakfast or lunch at Westside Elementary. Prescott, Amy: Bailee Carrasco, Erica Carver, Lauren Cox, We strive to keep meal prices competitive while operating a cost effective program. Most of all, our goal is to offer Logan Crews, Audrey England, Darin Etchison, III, Da’lon nutritious meals that meet United States Department of Agriculture requirements and regulations. New this year, Galloway, Corey Grant, Conner Gray, Cooper Griffis, students will be required to take at least one (1) fruit or vegetable with each reimbursable lunch. Emma Harrell, Kristen Heim, Carlos Jefferson, Ben John- son, Brent Jordan, Bailey Merrett, Kellan Merritt, Shidi- In order to do this, we need your help and ask that you keep current with your child’s meal account. Meal prepayment amon Moring, Diane Morris, Cameron Sharp, Cole Taylor, and online prepayments (www.mylunchmoney.com) are always an option for parents, as well as qualification for Iyaa Tisdale free or reduced price meals. Should you wish to prepay, the chart provided below may be helpful:

Read, John: Noah Duren, Preston Griggs, Amari Myers, Full Price Reduced Price Full Price Reduced Price Nicholas Winston Students in Students in Grades Breakfast Breakfast Grades Breakfast Breakfast Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Pre-K - 6 and and 7 - 12 and and Rodgers, Angela: Harper Archambault, Conner Bras- Only Only Only Only sart, Lainna Burnett, William Canaday, Addison Coleman, Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Weekly Cost Weekly Cost Zaria Cooper, Chase Crews, Mitchell Doyle, Devin Gill, An- $17.50 $10.00 $3.50 $2.00 $20.00 $12.50 $3.50 $2.00 drew Grady, Colton Herb, Jacob Jensen, Cassidy Kittrell, (5 day week) (5 day week) 9 Weeks Cost 9 Weeks Cost Cody Lawson, David Mckire, Erika Mixon, Isabella Mosley, $157.50 $90.00 $31.50 $18.00 $180.00 $112.50 $31.50 $18.00 Mackenzie Norrell, Fed Privett, Jacob Raulerson, Kaylee (45 days) (45 days) Semester Cost Semester Cost Rogers, Kaiden Sherman $315.00 $180.00 $63.00 $36.00 $360.00 $225.00 $63.00 $36.00 (90 days) (90 days) Sapp, Suzanne: Memona Arshad-Butt, Mattie Ball, Molly Yearly Cost Yearly Cost $630.00 $360.00 $126.00 $72.00 $720.00 $450.00 $126.00 $72.00 Barlow, Doc Digsby, Emily Griffin, Ashlyn Gunter, Timothy (180 days) (180 days) Hance, Jalynn Harvey, Caleb Hodges, Jewel Kreutz, Kim- berly Lepper, Nikky Martin, Nicholas Mercorella, Ethan *No cost for breakfast or lunch at Westside Elementary. Reneau, Jordan Shepperson, Chase Smith, Justin Smith, Note that these meal prices do not include cost of extra items purchased or foods sold a la carte. Extra items are Jadyn Starling, Chloe Stephenson, Easton Stevens, Jada available at all schools. Should you wish your child to receive meals only, please notify the school cafeteria. Snacks Touchton, Coby Wilkerson and extra foods may not be charged.

Sowell, Jana: Jeremiah Bassile, Taryn Bolt, Jaylynn All elementary schools through Grade 5 may prepay to avoid charging meals or eating on credit. Note that any Brogdon, Andrea Cases Mattei, De’heaven Clark, Kyleigh payment received once debt is incurred will go towards the debt first and then future meals. No student will be Crews, Stacee Duffey, Mariyah Graham, Alara Hale, Brook- allowed to eat on credit for breakfast. lynn Hawthorne, Ansley Hodges, Braeden Lancley, James Lewis, Justin Matelsky, Wyatt Moore, Caitlin Nelson, All secondary schools, Baker County Middle School and High School students are encouraged to pre-pay or bring Bre’anna Rhoden, Kayleigh Rothfeldt, Chelsea Spires, money each day. These students will only be extended credit for up to the price of two (2) lunches. Please prepay Daiten Swindell, Leopold Zarrella, Channing Zellner for meals and keep current so that your child may receive a meal. Again, online prepayment is available.

Touchton, Anna: April Allgeyer, Jalea Baez, Chloe Bald- Should you wish to pay in advance, you may do so by the week, month, or in any increment you wish. Any student wyn, Damon Barnauskas, Trinity Carter, Brady Chaunc- who has a cafeteria debt will NOT be allowed to participate in field trips until the debt is paid in full. ey, Juliana Fanton, Nicholas Foley, Jolynn Gochenour, Direct specific questions to your school’s Nutrition Service Manager as listed below: Prophet Jefferson, Madison Leslie, Kasey Manley, Brooke Pre-K/Kindergarten/6th Grade Center TBA (904) 259-0375 Mosley, Rheagan Patterson, Trinity Pickett, Jayson Pow- Macclenny Elementary School Cindy Scott (904) 259-2881 ers, Austin Rigdon, Destiny Ruise, Martez Ruise, Shakoya Westside Elementary School Marlene Rhoden (904) 259-6633 Tisdale, Joesph Wilkerson, Faith Yale Keller Intermediate School Penny Raulerson (904) 259-4331 Worthington, Tiffany: Logan Andrews, Nadia Burnsed, Baker County Middle School Nancy Ash (904) 259-3020 Colton Clardy, Gaberiel Danko, Zaccaria Francis, Charles Baker County High School Jeri Harvey (904) 259-5960 Hawthorne Iv, Yolanda Johnson, Jamil Jones, Rylan King, Once again, your School Nutrition Service staff is looking forward to serving you. Daisy Lauramore, Jessica Newmans, Jeffrey Perryman, Caleb Repta, Hannah Rhoden, Jeremiah Robinson, Savan- Sincerely, nah Rogers, Dallas Street, Hance Sweat III, Haley Swindell, Cathy B. Golon, Director of Nutrition Services Carlie Tetstone, Shawnaisha Thomas, Kayleigh Wasson Page 10 | The Baker County Press | Back2School | July 31, 2014 Volunteer Applications Baker County PreK/K Center All individuals who plan to volunteer in a classroom setting or participate 2014-15 Breakfast in the Classroom MENU in field trips must complete a Volunteer Application. The applications are available at each school site and should be submitted as soon as possible to the school that you plan to be most active in during the upcoming year. If you have students in multiple schools, only one application should be completed. The deadline for accepting volunteer application is Friday, October 31, 2014. Cell Phones Use of a cell phone, in any manner, during school hours without permission from proper authority is prohibited. Cell phones must be turned off and kept out of sight until after the school day has ended. Cell phones and other electronic devices may be taken and parents may be required to come to school for retrieval if policy is not followed. Students are re- sponsible for safeguarding their personal belongings, including cell phones. The school, nor district will be responsible for restricted items if they are brought to school. Additional discipline procedures may occur from misuse of cell phones during school hours. Yellow Card Password The safety of your child is our number one priority in the Baker County School System. In an effort to ensure your child’s well-being, you will see an entry on the STUDENT INFORMATION CARD. All parents must select a secret password to be used for their child when making phone calls to school regarding student travel, bus changes, last minute messages, etc. This password will help insure we are receiving correct information from the individual on the telephone, which will keep your child safer. This secret password will be stored at the school on the student’s “yellow card” in the front office and will be required each time a parent calls to deliver messages to their child. Please be aware that any request regarding your child over the phone will not be honored without this secret password.

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Middle School The principals, faculty and staff of Baker County High School would like to take this opportunity to welcome 904-259-2226 •• Home of the Bobcats back all of our returning students this fall. We send a special welcome to the incoming freshmen, the Class of 2018. To facilitate the beginning of the academic school year we would like to share the following 2014-15 HOMEROOMS information:

SIXTH GRADE STUDENT SCHEDULES Bldg/Room Student Last Names Student class schedules for the 2014-2015 school year should be available, beginning Armstrong, A . . 1/114 �������������������������������������������A-Belford August 4th, to be picked up by students or parents at the high school front office. The office Combs, D . . . . 1/111 ...... Bell-Byrd Crummey , K . . . 1/117 ...... Cabral-Collins is open 7:00 am – 4:30 pm Monday-Thursday. Dugger, C . . . . 1/113 ...... Combs-Cruz Dunn, A ...... 15/204 ...... Curry-Farmer Planners Dyal, K ...... 1/005 ...... Ferguson-Green All students must have a BCHS planner as part of their school supplies. The planner contains helpful Harrison, M . . . 1/110 ...... Gregory-Harris information for parents as well as students. Planners will be available in the cafeteria for $5.00 during open Harvey, T . . . . . 1/108 ...... Hart-Howard house. Planners are also available for purchase from the front office. Mccullough, C . .15/205 ...... Howell-Jordan Mobley, L . . . . 15/207 ...... Joyner-Long Summer Reading Parker, J ...... 1/112 ...... Looney-Meadows All students are expected to complete their summer reading before school starts. Please refer to the school’s Piersall, P . . . . 1/116 ...... Merkle-Owens Raulerson, W . . .15/209 ...... Padgett-Robson website, http://bchs.baker.k12.fl.us/, for more information related to summer reading. Rhoden, T . . . . 15/203 ...... Roll-Slattery Staier, B . . . . . 15/206 ...... Sluski-Tetstone English 1 – Students will read books with a English 1 Honors – Students will read A Dog’s Wilford, K . . . . 15/201 ...... Thigpen-Weeks 9th Grade minimum 4.0 ATOS level and 8 AR points total. Purpose, by Bruce Cameron. Woods, A . . . . 1/115 ...... White-Z SEVENTH GRADE English 2 – Students will read books with a English 2 Honors – Students will read Alas, 10th Grade Bldg/Room Student Last Names minimum 4.5 ATOS level and 8 AR points total. Babylon, by Pat Frank. Auger, K . . . . .99/236 ...... A-Barber English 3 Honors – Students will read How to English 3 – Students will read books with a Bryant, H . . . . 20/109 ...... Barton-Bledsoe 11th Grade Read a Novel Like a Professor, by Thomas C. minimum 5.0 ATOS level and 10 AR points total. Bullard, S . . . . 20/103 ...... Blowers-Canaday Foster. Callahan, A . . . 1/101 ...... Canty-Combs English 4 Honors – Students will read How to Carrington, D . . 99/240 ...... Cook-Daniels English 4 – Students will read books with a 12th Grade Read Literature Like a Professor, by Thomas C. Charboneau, V . .20/105 ...... Davis-Dyal minimum 5.0 ATOS level and 10 AR points total. Davis, J . . . . . 1/106 ...... Echols-Folsom Foster. Dodson, K . . . . 1/105 ...... Foster-Gray Gregory, S . . . .20/101 ...... Green-Hall Bell Schedule Harrell, P . . . . .20/106 ...... Hardin-Hodges 1st Period 7:30-8:20 A Lunch 11:05-11:35 Hawkins, C . . . .20/108 ...... Holland-Jeffries nd Hodges, L . . . . 1/104 ...... Jewell-Jordan 2 Period 8:25-9:15 B Lunch 11:35-12:05 rd Meister, K . . . . 15/210 ...... Kazmierczak-Lee 3 Period 9:20-10:10 C Lunch 12:05-12:35 Melvin, A . . . . 99/238 ...... Leslie-McDowell 4th Period 10:15-11:05 6th Period 12:40-1:30 Norman, A . . . .20/102 ...... McIntyre-Mosley 5th Period 11:10-12:35 7th Period 1:35-2:25 Rhoden, J . . . . 1/103 . . . . . Mulkey-Pennington Robinson, M . . .99/234 . . . . . Phillips-Richardson Smart, S . . . . .20/110 . . . .Richerson-Schoolcraft On early dismissal days, car riders and drivers will be dismissed at 11:50 and bus students will be released Sweat, M . . . . .99/221 ...... Self-Stokes at 12:20. Taylor, K . . . . .20/104 ...... Strickland-Thrift Williams, B . . . .15/208 ...... Tillis-Wilkerson Attendance Policy Yarborough, K . . 1/207 ...... Wilkes-Z Good attendance is vital to academic success. Students whose unexcused absences exceed 9 days per EIGHTH GRADE semester in a class will not receive credit for that class. Bldg/Room Student Last Names Class Work Make Up Policy Braddy, L . . . . 99/223 ...... A-Beaver It is the student’s responsibility to initiate the process of making up missed class work. Students will be Combs, G . . . . 20/208 ...... Bennett-Burger given one day for each day of excused absence to complete all assignments missed. The first day upon Davis, B . . . . . 20/211 ...... Burnett-Chancey returning to school will not count as one of those days except for pre-announced exams or projects. Dowling, E . . . .99/244 . . . . . Chisholm-Crawford Gonzalez, A . . . 20/202 ...... Crews-Dawson Kittrell, J . . . . .20/203 ...... Flanders-Gray Tardy Policy Long, M . . . . . 20/205 ...... Green-Harris Students are expected to arrive at school and to each class on time. Students arriving late to school must Mahon, S . . . . 20/212 ...... Hartley-Holt report to the front office and receive a tardy slip before going to tardy class. BCHS will continue to utilize a Miller, L . . . . . 5/001 ...... Holton-Jones tardy class procedure during the 2014-2015 school year. Rhoden, A . . . .20/210 ...... Jordan-Lapointe Richardson, J . . .20/204 ...... Latimer-McDuffie School Advisory Council Richerson, K . . .20/107 ...... McGee-Moore The School Advisory Council is an important committee at Baker County High School. We invite all interested Schutt, V . . . . .99/242 ...... Morefield-Perez parents and community members to attend our first meeting at 5:30 p.m. on Monday, September 8, 2014. Sneeringer, M . . 20/112 ...... Peterson-Register We will meet in the BCHS Media Center. If you have any questions about BCHS School Advisory Council, TBA ...... 20/207 . . . . . Rhoden-Shackelton Walden, L . . . . 20/206 ...... Sharpe-Swindell please call 259-6286. Williams, C . . . .20/201 ...... Tanner-Vickers Willoughby, J . . 20/209 ...... Walker-Z July 31, 2014 | The Baker County Press | Back2School | Page 13 YEARLY BREAKFAST/LUNCH MENU for Baker County Schools PreK-8th Grade Check your child’s lunch money account and refill it online at myLunchMoney.com

Baker County School District announced an amendment to its policy for serving meals to students under the National School Lunch/School Breakfast Programs for the 2014-15 school year. All students will be served lunch/breakfast at no charge at the following site: WESTSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL For additional information please contact Cathy Golon, Director of Nutrition Services: 259-4330 July 31, 2014 | The Baker County Press | Back2School | Page 14 YEARLY BREAKFAST/LUNCH MENU for Baker County High School Check your child’s lunch money account and refill it online at myLunchMoney.com Page 15 | The Baker County Press | Back2School | July 31, 2014 BAKER COUNTY SCHOOL BUS ROUTES Baker County School Transportation Department •• 904-259-2444 ELEMENTARY ROUTES K-5 6 805 10692 BERTH MAE HARRIS 11 810 49 N CR 23 A 826 5324 WOODLAWN Bus Time Description 806 10408 BERTH MAE HARRIS 815 CR 23A & CHIPSHOT 2 800 RIVER HILLS & UGA LANE 810 19818 CREWS RD 817 CR 23A & CONSTITUTION 16 755 14463 CR 127 802 RIVER HILLS & RIVER WAY 810 19815 CREWS RD 818 555 N CR 23 A 800 COMBS TRAIL & 127 803 RIVER BEND & RIVESIDE LANE 811 19760 CREWS RD 819 COPPERFIELD & COPPER COURT 803 13459 CR 127 805 6317 CR 23D 812 19674 CREWS RD 820 1138 COPPERFIELD 805 TURNER CEM®ISTER 806 CR 23D & BURNETT LN 813 CREWS & HOLLIE 821 COPPERFIELD & COPPER CREEK 807 CR 127& WILL GRIFFIS 806 CR 23D & WEBB HAVEN 814 CREWS & QUIET WOODS 822 1279 COPPER CREEK 809 CR 127 & NATALIE LN 807 CR 23C & STONE 815 19452 CREWS RD 823 COPPER CREEK & COPPER GATE 810 CR 127 & KATIE JOHN 808 DURLAND ROAD 816 CREWS & OAK HILL 824 12325 CR 23 A 812 10545 CR 127 808 CR 23C & IRENE YARBO 817 19080 CREWS RD 825 CR 23 A & DAISY LN 813 10451 CR 127 809 JAMES BRITT @ THE END 818 19008 CREWS RD 826 5984 LAURAMORE RD 814 CR 127 & RUSH 809 JAMES BRITT& GALLUP 819 CREWS & GODBOLD 827 5790 LAURAMORE RD 815 CR 127 & A M PAIGE 810 JESSIE YARB& GRANNIE 820 18705 CREWS RD 828 TOM WILKERSON & HUCKLEBERRY 816 CR 127 & IVORY WILLIAMS 811 TIM RHODEN @ 2ND DR 821 CREWS & WRIGHT LN 829 11899 TOM WILKERSON 817 CR 127 811 TIM RHODEN @ THE END 822 18252 CREWS RD 830 11829 TOM WILKERSON 819 CR 127 & ABERNATHY NORTH 812 ODE YARB & WILDCAT 823 CREWS RD @ RIVERBEND 832 11710 FAYE RD 822 CR 127 & SANDERSON CIRCLE N 812 ODE YARB & CAISSONS 824 17830 CREWS 833 11748 FAYE RD 824 CR 127 & BEECH 813 EVERGREEN & ODE YARBOROUG 825 CREWS& TIMBERTRACE 834 11886 FAYE RD WOODROW RAULERSON @ 814 EVERGREEN & SMOOTHBORE 826 835 FAYE RD & VIOLET LN 17 755 8710 ODIS YARBROUGH RD 815 6986 SMOOTHBORE ESTERLING 836 5214 VIOLET LN 800 14300 HUNTERS RIDGE W 827 CREWS RD @ OAKWOOD TERRACE 815 7206 SMOOTHBORE 802 13929 GLEN FARM DR 828 16875 CREWS 817 PARROTT RIF@SMOOTHBO 14 806 14005 CR 124 802 7693 ODIS YARBOROUGH RD 829 16745 CREWS 818 PARROTT RIF&ODE YARB 807 13254 CR 124 803 7559 ODIS YARBOROUGH RD 820 YELLOW PINE @ BOB BURNSED 808 12102 LEON DOPSON 805 BOB BURNSED & BIG BEAR 9 800 4778 ESTATE ST 821 8184 YELLOW PINE 810 11928 LEON DOPSON 806 BOB BURNSED & COTTON TAIL 801 8674 PINE AVE 822 7746 YELLOW PINE 814 15311 CR124 807 7514 OAK RIDGE LOOP 803 4360 RAINTREE DRIVE 816 CR 229 & VERDIE DORMAN 808 7036 OAK RIDGE LOOP 804 4120 LIVE OAK DR 3 748 SR 228 & RICHARD GRIFFIS 817 12151 CR 229 809 OAK RIDGE DR & OAK RIDGE WAY 805 4102 BIRCH ST 755 DEERFIELD & RAFUSE 818 11908 CR 229 810 13108 OAKRIDGE DR 808 8477 BIRCH ST 756 DEERFIELD & PLEASANT 819 11936 CR 229 811 13123 BOB BURNSED RD 810 FISCUS ST & DOGWOOD ST 757 4041 DEERFIELD CIRCLE 820 CR 229 & SHUMATE 815 11505 PINE RIDGE LOOP RD 811 4656 DOGWOOD ST 758 DEERFIELD & W SOUTHWOOD 822 CR 229 & BIRDIE DAVIS 816 11545 PINE RIDGE LOOP 814 4154 DOGWOOD ST 800 4515 DEERFIELD 823 CR 229 & HID DUGGER 817 PARK & CONFEDERATE DR 815 4106 DOGWOOD ST 801 DEERFIELD & E SOUTHWOOD 824 11055 CR 229 818 11410 S CONFEDERATE DR 816 4244 HICKORY ST 804 HONEY WILKERSON & ORANGE 826 10338 CR 229 819 11519 S CONFEDERATE DR 817 4355 HICKORY ST 814 END OF PETE JOHNSON 828 9451 CR 229 820 11567 E CONFEDERATE DR 818 4476 HICKORY ST 815 CANAL & BARBER CIRCLE 829 9369 CR 229 821 11841 E CONFEDERATE 820 PINE & HICKORY 816 4158 WOLFE DRIVE 830 CR 229 & BAY 822 12449 W CONFEDERATE DR 821 4657 MAPLE ST 817 9640 BARBER LOOP 831 CR229 & BEECH 823 RUFUS POWERS & LISA 816 4710 MAPLE ST 818 9808 BARBER LOOP 832 CR229 & COLUMBIA 822 4566 OAK ST 822 COLLEGE & FLORIDA 833 CR229 & BILL’S MH PARK 18 740 SR 121 @ BUCK ROWE 824 ESTATE ST & POPLAR ST 823 MCIVER & 4TH 834 COLUMBIA & TIM SWEAT 740 9196 S SR 121 825 4809 ESTATE ST 825 MICHIGAN & 4TH 740 9146 S SR 121 826 8391 BROWN RD 15 750 6500 SOUTHERN STATES NURS 741 SR 121 @ PINE OAK MH 827 4923 JEFF STARLING 4 800 6138 RAY PHILLIPS 752 7922 STEWART RD 745 SR 121 S @ BOBBY SAPP 805 6510 RAY PHILLIPS 752 8197 STEWART RD 745 7480 SR 121 S 10 728 CR 229 & COUNTRY ESTATES 807 6417 CW WEBB 800 6762 WOODLAWN @ FASTWAY 749 8035 EDNA MANNING 730 ERNIE BRYANT 1ST DRIVEWAY ON LEFT 809 WHITE TRAILOR ON PERSIMMON 801 WOODLAWN @ CHAD 751 8652 SHIRLEY RD 733 1459 PINE RIDGE DR 810 PERSIMMON ST 802 6681 WOODLAWN RD 751 8733 SHIRLEY RD 736 1096 THORNTON RD 811 BLACK JACK 803 HILLCREST & CREEKSIDE 755 2426 SR 121 S 737 BOYCE RD 2ND DRIVEWAY ON LEFT 813 6326 C W WEBB 804 8695 HILLCREST 758 TURN AROUND @ SAPP CROSSING 740 BOYCE RD 2ND DRIVEWAY ON LEFT 814 9432 CEDAR RD 805 HILLCREST GLO-GENE 805 6771 SR 121 S 744 14077 PECAN CIRCLE 816 6183 CW WEBB RD 806 6477 GRANT 807 7107 SR 121 S 1692 BELMONT SMITH & CLARENCE 748 817 5616 CHERRYTREE AVE DOBBS 808 GRANT & MCKINLEY 807 7309 SR 121 S 819 BIB OAK APPTS ( BY DUMPSTERS) 749 14439 CLARENCE DOBBS RD 809 GRANT & ADAMS 810 SR 121 @ RAIFORD RD CHURCH 820 5865 CHARLIE ROWE DR 750 14465 CLARENCE DOBBS RD 810 6052 ADAMS 811 SR 121 @ SYVESTER MANNING 821 MYRNA ST & CHARLIE ROWE 753 1951 CR 229 SOUTH 812 8970 BEN ROWE 812 GEORGE HODGES @ ANNA BELL 823 GRIFFIN COURT & LOWDER ST 755 1971 CR 229 SOUTH 813 8409 E BEN ROWE 815 GEORGE HODGES @ S CURVE 825 BAKER MANOR APPTS 756 13897 SAPP RD 814 8437 E BEN ROWE 816 GEORGE HODGES @ ASPEN 827 FINLEY DR 758 13501 SUNCREST LN 815 BEN ROWE & JB HINES 817 WILLOW @ MAILBOXES 830 ABC LEARNING CENTER 759 13518 SWINDELL DR 816 8596 S BEN ROWE 817 WILLOW @ SUTTON MAILBOX 802 3714 LEX JONES RD 817 8674 S BEN ROWE 819 9226 ASPEN 5 802 5 CHURCH @ END 803 12292 CLETE HARVEY RD 818 DUPREE & LARIMER 820 CAMPHOR @ CHESTNUT 803 5 CHURCH & LANE 806 12242 CLETE HARVEY RD 818 ACRE & DUPREE 824 6480 CHESTNUT 804 5 CHURCH @1 DR >PAVE 808 11880 CLETE HARVEY RD 819 ACRE & EASTWOOD 827 5818 CAMPHOR 805 5 CHURCH & CLAYTON 810 11774 CLETE HARVEY RD 819 8843 EASTWOOD 831 WILLIS HODGES @ BRENT LN 806 5 CHURCH & CALIFORN 812 11718 CLETE HARVEY RD 820 WOODLWN&GLEN WILLMSN 832 WILLIS HODGES @ TURN AROUND 807 5 CHURCH & FAITH TEM 3487 CLIFFRD DUGGER RD 820 5578 WOODLAWN CEM 834 156 RHODEN 808 5 CHURCH & NANCY WIL 10368 CLETE HARVEY RD 821 5794 WOODLAWN CEM 836 CARY BARBER @ ELENE 809 5 CH @ DRIVE W/ WHITE FENCE 10467 CLETE HARVEY RD 822 5913 WOODLAWN CEM 836 CARY BARBER @ DOUGLAS 811 FIVE CHURCHES @ CR127 10172 BRANNEN LANE 823 5645 WOODLAWN CEM 838 347 BARBER RD 811 CR 127 & DOLPHIN BRIARBUSH LN & LE HARVEY RD 824 5947 WOODLAWN CEM 840 BARBER RD @ RHODENS TRAILOR GALLBERRY LN & LE HARVEY RD 825 6006 END OF WOODLAWN CEM July 31, 2014 | The Baker County Press | Back2School | Page 16 22 715 11040 FREDRICK RAULERSON RD 815 11368 CLARENCE BENNETT RD 756 1367 STEEL BRIDGE RD 37 750 CR 229 @ REID STAFFORD 720 11027 PINE LEVEL CHURCH RD 817 TOMMY RD & KENNETH WALKER 800 15717 LE WILKERSON RD 752 5137 S CR 229 726 27464 CR 127 821 AARON FISH & CR 125 803 14217 JANICE LN 752 5807 S CR 229 728 MOCCASIN CREEK (OPEN) 822 WASSIE FISH & CR 125 803 13932 BLUEWATER CT 754 13019 BETHELEHAM CH RD 730 27451 PARADISE LN 824 SMALL BRANCH & CR 125 804 5924 FARMVIEW LN 757 4951 MARVINS LN 734 27335 CR 127 826 17488 N CR 125 811 13912 CR 23A 757 4601 CR 229 S 735 27290 CR 127 828 16148 N CR 125 812 5735 N TALL PINE RD 758 4495 S CR 229 738 25905 CR 127 830 12754 N CR 125 812 5577 N TALL PINE RD 759 4433 S CR 229 739 10388 CHARLES PLACE & CR 127 830 AMBER LN & CR 125 813 13544 TALL PINE 801 12700 CLETE HARVEY RD 4125 RICHARDSON RD @ MOCKING 740 25580 CR 127 831 12316 N CR 125 816 13072 N CR 23A 802 742 HASSIE JOHNS 832 12108 N CR 125 820 14001 RUEBEN CRAWFORD RD BIRD 803 4361 RICHARDSON RD 743 23726 HASSIE JOHNS RD 832 N CR 125 & PINE ACRES 820 6285 BOB KIRKLAND RD 805 4733 RICHARDSON RD 745 23528 HASSIE JOHNS RD 833 10826 N CR 125 824 6422 BOB KIRKLAND RD 806 12738 FINCH LN @RICHARDSON RD 747 23249 HASSIE JOHNS RD 834 N CR 125 @ EZ STOP 824 6560 SANDSDALE RD 807 4960 RICHARDSON RD 748 CR 120 & HASSIE JOHNS RD 835 N CR 125 @ BLAIR CIRCLE 824 6390 N 40 CIRCLE 809 5300 RICHARDSON RD 749 10101 CR 120 836 10380 N CR 125 826 13024 BOBBY RAY LN 811 5741 RICHARDSON RD 750 10371 CR 120 836 WESTSIDE DAYCARE 826 12325 N CR 23A 811 5801 RICHARDSON RD 750 10399 CR 120 827 12433 N CR 23A 811 5892 RICHARDSON RD 752 22167 N CARL BROWN RD 27 815 1128 E MACCLENNY AV 827 12195 TOM WILKERSON RD 812 5929 RICHARDSON RD 754 S CARL BROWN & SEMINOLE RD 820 11233 THOMAS DRIVE 813 5962 RICHARDSON RD 755 S CARL BROWN & CHEROKEE 821 11339 N THOMAS DR 34 827 RAILROAD & GREY SINGLE WIDE 814 12697 MUDLAKE RD 759 11331 PENDER RAULERSON RD 823 11426 W THOMAS DR 827 RAILROAD & HOMER 817 13027 MUDLAKE RD 803 HIDEAWAY FARMS LN & CR 127 825 TRAIL RIDGE MH PARK 828 ROCK CT 818 12611 MUDLAKE RD 805 ALTMANS WAY & CR 127 828 ALLEN ACRES & GLORY LN 828 MLK & MCIVER 820 11833 MUDLAKE RD 807 19485 CR 127 832 829 ET SHUEY AVE & DUGGER S 828 MLK & SYCAMORE 822 11647 MUDLAKE RD 833 MILTON ST & E SHUEY AVE 829 233 MLK BLVD 824 6413 TRAVIS RHODEN & MUDLAKE 24 755 7059 BOBBY SAPP RD 834 E SHUEY AVE & E BLVD N 830 314 MLK BLVD 826 11029 MUDLAKE RD 756 7352 BOBBY SAPP RD 835 E STANSEL AVE & E BLVD N 831 MLK & MINNESOTA 828 10809 MUDLAKE RD 800 7756 PLANTATION RD 836 E BLVD N & N BLVD E 832 CR 23A & BAKER MANOR 829 10777 MUDLAKE RD 804 7010 KITS ST 840 METHODIST CHURCH DAYCARE 833 CR 23A & MLK 829 10733 MUDLAKE RD 805 8364 PLANTATION RD 833 CR 23A & JOAN 829 10707 MUDLAKE RD 806 7658 GLYN ALLYN 28 710 21338 PL GRV CH RD 834 CR 23A & GRISSHOLM 830 10659 MUDLAKE RD 807 8227 NESBITT RD 712 21370 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825 NORTH & 3RD 810 17093 TURNER CEM 33 755 585 STEEL BRIDGE RD 854 MADISON & CLINTON 826 NORTH & 4TH 812 TURNER CEM & HOLL RHODEN RD 756 1261 STEEL BRIDGE RD 827 592 CR 228 Page 17 | The Baker County Press | Back2School | July 31, 2014 827 668 CR 228 820 CHRISTIE CT & RIVER CIRCLE 821 EAST & MICHIGAN 711 BOB BURN & BIG BEAR 828 748 CR 228 821 6281 MILTONDALE 822 EAST & MINNESOTA 712 BOB BURN 822 MILTONDALE & MICHELLE 823 629 LAVERNE ST 43 733 JOHN MANN & WHIPPOORWILL 823 MILTONDALE & WELLS 3 638 DEERFIELD & RAFUSE 735 1733 WHIPPOORWILL 825 7013 MILTONDALE 64 815 CR 139 THOMPSON RD 639 DEERFIELD & FORBES 748 5773 CR 231 825 6228 MILTONDALE 817 CR 139 JOHN WILLIAMS 640 4041 DEERFIELD CIRCLE 751 23397 DOBSON ST 825 6172 MILTONDALE 819 CR 139 KING RUISE 641 DEERFIELD & W SOUTHWOOD 753 5138 SHAW ST 827 MILTONDALE & MAGNOLIA 822 KING RUISE @ CHURCH 642 4283 DEERFIELD CIRCLE 755 5396 NFR 209 & FOREST 827 MILTONDALE& AZALEA 643 4515 DEERFIELD CIRCLE 759 5305 NFR 209 & HAWK 827 MILTONDALE & 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ST 633 18705 CREWS RD 656 ODE YARB& PLANTATION 63 810 OHIO & WEST BLVD 634 18252 CREWS RD 658 HUNT RID E& ODE YARB 811 250 OHIO 636 17920 CREWS RD 659 HUNT RID E&HUNT RD S 56 810 ST MARY CIRCLE 812 OHIO & 7TH 637 17830 CREWS RD 700 HUNT RD S&HUNT RD W 814 AG CENTER 812 136 OHIO 638 17792 CREWS RD 701 8460 ODE YARB 815 OWEN ACRE & BIRDIE 813 OHIO & 6TH 638 17716 CREWS RD 705 BOB BURN&YELLOW PINE 815 OWEN ACRE & BOGIE 813 OHIO @ MH PARK 639 17500 CREWS RD 706 8151 YELLOW PINE 815 OWEN ACRE & CHRISTIE CT 814 OHIO & 5TH 640 CREWS & TIMBER TRACE 707 8082 YELLOW PINE WOODROW RAULERSON @ 816 911 CHRISTIE CT 814 OHIO & 4TH 640 708 YELLOW PINE EASTERLING 816 CHRISTIE & SUSANNE 815 OHIO @ NORTHWOOD APT 709 YELLOW PINE 641 CREWS & OAKWOOD 817 SUSANNE & THOMAS 820 EAST & MCIVER 710 YELLOW PINE 642 16745 CREWS RD July 31, 2014 | The Baker County Press | Back2School | Page 18 643 16594 CREWS RD 652 WILLIS HODGES@ END 638 7607 GLYNN ALLYN RD 602 13183 MOCCASIN CR 645 16159 CREWS RD 655 BARBER RD@ 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701 9766 BLACKJACK RD 638 7797 CR 139B 642 ASPEN & GUM 635 7808 CAHONE CT 702 4158 WOLFE DR 640 10638 N CR 125 (EZ STOP) 645 WILLOW & SCRUB OAK 635 7002 KITS ST 702 4057 WOLFE DR 647 ASPEN & GEO HODGES 636 7010 KITS ST 703 9808 BARBER LOOP 37 615 7271 S CR 229 (GREEN HOUSE) 649 GEORGE HODGES & BRENT LANE 636 8415 PLANTATION RD 617 6735 S CR 229 (ON CURVE) 650 WILLIS HODGES @ TRAILER PARK 637 8364 PLANTATION RD 32 600 13455 MOCCOSIN CREEK 619 6288 CR 229 S Page 19 | The Baker County Press | Back2School | July 31, 2014 619 6176 CR 229 S 43 630 5 CHURCH & LANE 625 22387 HILLTOP 621 13019 BETHLEHEM CHURCH RD 633 12993 5 CHURCHES 56 645 MILTNDALE& BARBARA C 628 22352 HILLTOP 624 4951 MARVINS LANE 635 5 CHURCHES &CLAYTON 645 MILTNDALE& JERRY CIR 632 HILLTOP 626 4495 CR 229 S 636 5 CHURCH & FAITH TEM 646 MILTONDALE & AZALEA 640 22019 TOM RAY 627 4300 CR 229 S 637 5 CHURCH& NANCY WILL 646 MILTNDALE& MAGNOLIA 645 21549 THANNIE HARVEY 4125 RICHARDSON RD@MOCKING 630 638 CR 127 & 5 CHURCHES 647 6228 MILTONDALE 646 TAYLOR STORE BIRD 640 CR 127 & LEE GIVEN 647 6281 MILTONDALE 648 22442 DOYLE WILLIAMS 632 5096 RICHARDSON RD 641 CR 127 & DOLPHIN 648 6881 MILTONDALE 650 23843 CR 125 635 RICHARDSON @ MUDLAKE RD 642 TONY GIVEN 1 DR RT 648 7013 MILTONDALE 653 MCKENDREE LN 636 12800 MUDLAKE RD 643 TONY GIVEN & CR 229 649 7065 MILTONDALE 637 13027 MUDLAKE RD 649 MILTNDALE& OAKDALE 63 600 13498 CLET HARVEY RD 637 13055 MUD LAKE RD 45 610 14046 CR 122 650 MILTONDALE& WELLS 601 13298 CLET HARVEY RD 638 13107 MUD LAKE RD 612 21046 SHADY LN 651 6228 MILTONDALE 602 12292 CLET HARVEY RD 640 ELLIS RHODEN RD @ CHARNEY LANE 613 13285 CR 122 652 5984 RIVER CIRCLE 603 12142 CLET HARVEY RD 642 12906 MUDLAKE RD 614 21569 MEMORY LN 653 6075 RIVER CIRCLE 604 CLET HARVEY & BAIRD LN 643 12733 MUDLAKE RD 615 21051 OAK MOSS TR 653 6293 RIVER CIRCLE 605 3487 CLIFFORD DUGGER 643 12697 MUDLAKE RD 616 21070 BAHIA TR 654 RIVER CIRCLE & HILLSIDE 606 3645 CLIFFORD DUGGER 644 12611 MUDLAKE RD 618 CR 122 @ BAHIA TRAIL 654 SUZANNE& THOMAS CIR 607 11718 CLET HARVEY 646 11833 MUD LAKE RD 619 11473 OSCAR THOMAS TR 655 10702 SUZANNE DR 608 CLET HARVEY & KUJALA 647 11647 MUD LAKE RD 620 21251 N CR 127 655 10658 SUSANNE 611 10283 CLET HARVEY 648 11521 MUD LAKE RD 621 20993 N CR 127 656 SUSANNE & CHRISTIE 613 LE HARVEY & DONNIE MORAN 649 10733 MUDLAKE RD 623 11456 OC HORNE RD 657 911 CHRISTIE CT 614 3896 LE HARVEY 650 10609 MUDLAKE RD 624 11631 DM CONNER LN 658 CHRISTIE CT& OWEN AC 618 9414 MUDLAKE 652 10577 MUDLAKE @HOOT OWL LN 627 11739 OC HORNE RD 659 OWEN ACRE & BOGIE 619 9100 MUDLAKE 630 20833 FRANK COMBS CIR 700 10650 ST MARY CIRCLE W 621 MUDLAKE & IRA STARLING 38 646 15272 RIVERHILLS DR 631 11327 SAWYER-CONNER 701 GREYSTONE 622 MUDLAKE & ERNIE MAE GRIFFIS 647 15158 RIVERHILLS DR 632 11012 ALTMANS WAY 623 JIM STARLING & IRA STARLING 649 15103 RIVERHILLS 633 19260 N CR 127 57 620 10880 REID STAFFORD 640 S CR 125 & CORBETT CREWS 651 15063 RIVERHILLS 634 11181 OSCEOLA RD 620 REID STAFF&RIDGE EST 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RAULERSON @ 1ST CRV 638 ORB RHODEN& ANNE RD 39 608 8092 HOSS KELLER 617 14713 BOYCE RD 649 10378 ANDREW RAULERSON 639 ORBEY RHODEN & PHEASANT 617 13554 ARNOLD RHODEN RD 618 1459 PINE RIDGE DR 651 7557 WEST MADISON 640 17071 SUTTON TRAIL 618 13442 ARNOLD RHODEN RD 620 1465 BARFIELD 651 MADISON & STODDARD 641 18248 CR 125 N 620 ARNOLD RHODEN & LEWIS RHOD 624 13629 CLARENCE DOBBS RD 652 MADISON & CLINTON 643 AARON FISH RD & CR 125N 628 GILFORD DAVIS E & W 625 13755 CLARENCE DOBBS RD 654 US 90 & JEFFERSON 644 SMALL BRANCH & CR 125 N 630 9208 NOAH DAVIS 627 CLARENCE DOBBS @ BELMONT 645 17488 CR 125 N 631 9174 NOAH DAVIS 628 14410 CLARENCE DOBBS RD 58 650 NURSERY BLVD @ MH PARK 646 17405 CR 125 N 632 9191 NOAH DAVIS 629 S CR 229 & STEED RD 652 9903 GLENNWOOD DR 648 12897 CR 125 N 635 US 90 & GRIFFIS RD 631 13973 SAPP RD 653 9801 GLENWOOD DR 653 12754 CR 125 N 640 9095 PINE TOP 632 13897 SAPP RD 654 9695 GLENWOOD DR 654 AMBER LN & CR 125 N 641 PINE TOP & PONDEROSA 636 S CR 229 @ SUNCREST RD 655 9682 GLENWOOD DR 656 12316 CR 125 N 642 9319 PINETOP RD 638 4672 S CR 229 656 GLENWOOD & FOREST 657 12108 BYRD LN & 125 N 645 8582 CR 139 B 657 GLENWOOD & BRIARWOOD 658 7365 HOMESTEAD PL 647 8188 CR 139B 52 625 21338 PL GRV CHURCH 658 CR 125 & BLAIR CIR 659 PINE ACRES & 125 N 648 7828 KLEIN RD 626 21439 PL GRV CHURCH 659 WALTER DAVIS & MADISON 649 KLEIN & HONEYSUCKLE 627 21370 RED MAPLE CIRC 700 MADISON & MORNINGSID 66 638 SR 121 @ CANADAY MH 650 KLEIN RD @ BAILEY ANN 628 21579 KKEGAN LN @ RED MAPLE 701 7514 MADISON 639 4604 SHAVES BLUFF 650 KLEIN RD @ HAMBONE TRAIL 629 21027 LILA HARVEY RD 702 11196 WESTSIDE LOOP 640 4684 SHAVES BLUFF 651 7628 KLEIN (AT THE END) 635 LILA HARVEY & PINEY WOODS LN 703 11119 WESTSIDE LOOP 641 4739 SHAVES BLUFF 652 7893 KLEIN RD 638 OC HORNE & LEAMON 704 11063 WESTSIDE LOOP 642 4817 SHAVES BLUFF RD 642 OC HORNE & JAMES BENNETT RD 643 5434 BLUE HOLE RD 41 640 DEERWOOD @ STOP SIGN 643 20345 BENNY JOE BENNETT 61 540 13729 NFR 202 644 5574 BLUE HOLE RD 644 NORTH & FOXRIDGE 645 20503 BENNY JOE BENNETT 550 CR 250 & LIL DIXIE 645 15896 SR 121 646 NORTH & TIMBERLANE 647 BENNY JOE BENN & FRENDA LN 555 CR 250 646 15615 SR 121 > STORE 651 NORTH & 4TH ST 648 OC HORNE & BEN FISH 600 TYLER BLANKS 647 SR 121 & MARVIV LAURAMORE RD 654 NORTH & 5TH 649 20080 NOAH RAULERSON RD 605 JACK DOWLING 648 SR 121 & EVA JONES 656 NORTH & 7TH ST 650 NOAH RAULERSON & DOLLIE LN 607 JACK DOWLING 649 14549 SR 121 657 NORTH @ LEE&BAKER MH 651 19644 NOAH RAULERSON RD 608 21931 JACK DOWLING 650 5573 HARLEY THRIFT RD 700 BCHS 652 18274 NOAH RAULERSON RD 610 21827 LS COMBS & JACK DOW 651 5674 HARLEY THRIFT RD 705 NORTH @ LEE&BAKER MH 654 11225 CLARENCE BENNETT RD 611 15036 JACK DOWLING 652 CR 23A & FARMVIEW LN 706 NORTH & 7TH ST 655 17442 CR 127 612 21728 COY TAYLOR 653 5735 N TALL PINE 708 NORTH BTWN 121&228 659 11464 HOLL RHODEN RD 615 26087 CR 250 654 13488 E TALL PINE 711 NORTH & 4TH ST 701 TURNER CEM& HARRY PL 618 24267 EDDY GRADE 655 5688 S TALL PINE RD 712 NORTH & 3RD ST 702 TURNER CEM& CUYLER 619 22614 EDDY GRADE 656 13349 CR 23A 713 NORTH & TIMBERLANE 621 14575 AUZZIE HARVEY 657 CR 23A & MARTIN RHODEN 715 NORTH & FOXRIDGE 622 22689 THANNIE HARVEY 658 13408 CR 23A 717 DEERWOOD @ STOPSIGN 624 22478 HILLTOP 659 12954 CR 23A 718 11243 DEERWOOD CIR Page 20 | The Baker County Press | Back2School | July 31, 2014

2013 WILDCAT FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY August 22, 2014- 7:00 pm Macclenny, Florida August 22 - Away - 7:00 pm October 3 - Home - 7:00 pm Baker County at Columbia County Baker County at Ed White - District Wolfson at Baker County September 4, 2014- 6:00 pm Green Cove Springs, Florida August 29 - Home - 7:00 pm Baker County at Clay High St. Augustine at Baker County October 10 - Home - 7:00 pm September 12, 2014- OPEN - District September 5 - Away - 7:30 pm Paxon at Baker County September 19, 2014- OPEN Bradford County at Baker County October 17 - Home - 7:00 pm September 25, 2014- 6:00 pm Ponte Vedra, Florida September 13 - Home - 7:00 pm - District Baker County at Nease High Providence at Baker County Yulee High School at Baker County October 2, 2014- 6:00 pm Jacksonville, Florida Baker County at Bishop Kenny September 19 - Home - 7:00 pm October 25 - Away - 7:00 pm - District - District October 9, 2014- 6:00 pm Yulee, Florida Ribault at Baker County Baker County at Stanton Prep Baker County at Yulee

September 26 - Home - 7:00 pm October 31 - Home - 7:00 pm Westside at Baker County - District Bishop Kenny at Baker County GO, WILDCATS!

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