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Wednesday, January 23, 2019 / 22 Pages, 2 Sections • fbnewsleader.com Second rabies alert issued for Nassau County The Florida Department of Health in lowing boundaries: vaccinated. The public is asked to main- exposure to the saliva and nervous is the animal control agency for the city Nassau County issued a rabies alert for • St. Mary’s River on the north; tain a heightened awareness that rabies tissue from a rabid animal through a of Fernandina Beach and Nassau County northwest Nassau County on Tuesday • Prospect Landing, Murrhee Road is active in Nassau County. bite, scratch, or contact with mucous Animal Services is the agency for all morning. The alert was sent in response and U.S. 1 on the west; An animal with rabies could infect membranes such as the eyes, nose, or other parts of the county. to a cat that tested positive Friday, Jan. • Lessie Road on the east; and domestic animals that have not been mouth. The only treatment for human • Keep rabies vaccinations up to date 18, according to a news release. • West County Road 108 to the vaccinated against rabies. All domestic exposure to rabies is rabies-specific for all pets. This is the second rabies alert from south. animals should be vaccinated against immune globulin and rabies immuni- • Keep your pets under direct super- FDOH-Nassau County this month. Rabid animals can also be located rabies and all wildlife contact should zation. Appropriate treatment started vision so they do not come in contact Health officials urged residents to outside the alert area. Rabies is present be avoided, particularly raccoons, bats, soon after the exposure will protect an with wild animals. If your pet is bitten by avoid contact with wild and stray ani- in the wild animal population throughout foxes, skunks, otters, bobcats, and coy- exposed person from the disease. a wild animal, seek veterinary assistance mals after a raccoon in the western part the county. otes. Residents and visitors are advised to for the animal immediately and contact of the county recently tested positive All residents and visitors in Nassau Rabies is a disease of the nervous take the following precautions: Nassau County Animal Services at 530- for rabies. County should be aware that rabies is system and is fatal to warm-blooded ani- • Call a local animal control agency 6150, or the Nassau Humane Society The center of the latest rabies alert present in the wild animal population mals and humans. to remove any stray animals from your is at Kings Ferry and includes the fol- and domestic animals are at risk if not Rabies is transmitted through neighborhood. Nassau Humane Society RABIES Continued on 5A Sounds SUPER BLOOD WOLF MOON Accessory on Centre: dwelling unit regs could it be go back silenced? to boards JULIA ROBERTS News-Leader JULIA ROBERTS News-Leader Sounds on Centre, a free concert series that takes place the first Friday The Fernandina Beach City of the month from May to October, Commission has kicked some amend- has drawn thousands to downtown ments regarding accessory dwelling Fernandina Beach over its 12-year his- units back to the city’s Historic District tory, but whether the concerts will take Council and Planning Advisory Board place in 2019 or not is an unanswered after some residents of Old Town spoke question after the city of Fernandina to the commission about laws governing Beach’s Special Events Committee sug- the structures. gested the location and/or time for the The commission had on the agen- concerts be changed. da for its Jan. 15 meeting a second “We can’t, and we won’t,” event reading of amendments to the Land organizer Chuck Hall told the News- Development Code that would allow Leader. owners of ADUs to rent the extra space. Hall is the president of the Historic The PAB approved the amend- Fernandina Business Association, which ments last September, sending the produces the event. amendments to the City Commission In a letter Hall provided to the News- for approval. Leader, he wrote there were “two or Accessory dwelling units are cur- three” business owners – one the rently allowed in the city, but cannot owner of a restaurant and the other JOE JONES/SPECIAL FOR THE NEWS-LEADER be rented out. In addition to prohibit- the owner of a store – who complained The total lunar eclipse, the so-called “Super Blood Wolf Moon,” took place Jan. 20-21 over Fernandina ing charging rent for the structures, the about the increased traffic due to Sounds Beach. Photographer Joe Jones wrote the News-Leader that this stunning image was taken near Beach LDC also prohibits the structures from on Centre. “(There) is a lot of political Access 40 shortly after midnight on the morning of Jan. 21, capturing the totality. Jones used a special- having a kitchen and allows them only manipulation surrounding this cancella- ized telescope and high-resolution digital camera. “There were several neighbors out and about watch- in certain zoning areas. tion, too,” Hall stated in the letter. ing the beautiful event on what was a clear and wonderfully crisp night,” Jones added. The amendments would allow for The special events committee is owners to charge rent and for the units made up of Captain David Bishop, to have kitchens, require a separate Fernandina Beach Police Department; entrance, and allow ADUs to be built in Jack Dickison, Police Auxiliary Corps; the C-3 Central Business District and Arlene Filkoff, executive director, I-W Industrial Waterfront zones. Fernandina Beach Main Street; Steve Proposal to use old hospital site At the Tuesday meeting, the com- Filkoff, Police Auxiliary Corps; Mary missioners asked that an amendment be Hamburg, public information officer; added which would require that ADUs Gil Langley, managing director, Amelia only be rented if the principle structure Island Tourist Development Council; for affordable housing questioned on the property is homesteaded, which Rex Lester, director, Streets and requires that the property owner use Parks Maintenance; Randy Maxwell, PAMELA BUSHNELL the principle structure as his or her pri- Facilities Department; Chief Ty Silcox, News-Leader mary home. Fernandina Beach Fire Department; Joe Another requested addition to the Springer, manager, Fernandina Harbor The Affordable Housing Advisory amendments would remove the I-W Marina; and Nan Voit, director, Parks & Committee met Jan. 16 to finalize from the area where ADUs can be built, Recreation Department. goals for 2019 based on the recently because the I-W is a waterfront area and Hamburg said the committee has completed Nassau County Housing inappropriate for the structures, accord- not denied a permit for the event, but Needs Assessment. ing to the commissioners. suggested that the changes be made in One goal stirring controversy is The biggest issue discussed at the response to complaints by “a handful” of the Nassau Board of County Commis- meeting was the limitations on ADUs downtown business owners. sioners’ recent authorization for the in Old Town, the historic district locat- Two blocks of Centre Street are committee to “explore” use of the old ed in the north section of the city. The closed during the once-a-month con- Humphreys Memorial Hospital site amendments would not make changes certs. on North 14th Street as a possible in that area, so renting ADUs would “They said that people have told location for affordable housing. The remain illegal, as would having kitchens them that they avoid downtown dur- property, owned by the county but in the structures. ing Fridays because they can’t drive located within the city of Fernandina Some residents of Old Town on Centre Street,” Hamburg told the Beach, is already zoned for multifamily addressed the commission to say they News-Leader. “They said they are dead residential development. were unaware of those restrictions and from 6 until 8 p.m. and that then they A workshop hosted by the AHAC had not been informed that they were are either slammed, or no one comes in, on the concept of a community land not allowed to build a kitchen in them. which makes it difficult to know how to trust as it might apply to the North Patricia Taylor said she bought a staff for those nights.” 14th Street site property was held in two-bedroom cottage in Old Town and Hamburg said that the decision to December. then built an accessory structure with a cancel the series would be up to Hall, AHAC Chairman Justin Taylor studio apartment above it that includes not the city. reported “some pushback” from the PEG DAVIS/NEWS-LEADER a kitchenette. Hall said the Special Events community on use of the site for hous- The county property that used to hold Humphreys Memorial “To my knowledge, those plans have Committee is not made up of concert ing. Taylor shared that one county Hospital on North 14th Street is being considered as a site for an been approved no less than three times affordable housing development. A recent study found a critical SOUNDS Continued on 6A AFFORDABLE Continued on 11A need for affordable housing on Amelia Island. ADUs Continued on 11A

INDEX Looking Back 25 Years Business, 4a Obituaries, 2a A third-grade class at Atlantic Classified Ads, 9b People/Places, 7b Elementary raised $30 for their Editorial, 7a Police Report, 9a teacher after the School Board Fishing/Tides, 4b Puzzles, 7b offered a pay increase of only 2.4 Legal Notices , 8b Sports, 1b percent during contract negotiations. Jan. 19, 1994 News-Leader, 165th year. No. 7, Copyright, 2019

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OBITUARIES Weekly Update James Hudson Hargreaves Jr. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. January 24, 2019 in Burgess Chapel at Oxley-Heard Funeral Shrimp Festival deadline for T-shirt Hampton, located at 22680 N. Hampton Club James Hudson Hargreaves Jr., 93, of Fernandina Directors in Fernandina Beach with Alyce Parmer Way in Fernandina Beach. For more informa- Beach, Fla., passed away Thursday, January 17, officiating. Interment will take place at Arlington design submissions is Jan. 30 tion and to RSVP, contact womenofnassau@ 2019 at Community Hospice & National Cemetery. The deadline for the official 2019 Shrimp gmail.com or 465-6907. Palliative Care’s Warner Center Donations may be made in his name to the Festival T-shirt design contest has been for Caring in Fernandina Beach, Sierra Club or another environmental charity. extended again, now to Jan. 30. The artwork Blood drive at St. Francis in Feb. Fla. Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors will be used as the official 56th Annual Isle of St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Mission He was born September 27, Eight Flags Shrimp Festival design on appar- at 86000 St. Francis Way in Yulee will be 1925 in New York City, N.Y. to el, marketing and advertising pieces, plus holding a blood drive from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. the late James Hudson Hargreaves Marilyn Howland Shottafer other items as needed. Past designs have Sunday, Feb. 3. All donors will receive a free Sr. and Ethel Woolley. Marilyn Howland Shottafer, 87, of Amelia included shrimp, shrimp boats, the eight flags long-sleeved T-shirt and a wellness checkup During World War II, Mr. Hargreaves enlisted Island, Fla., passed away Tuesday, November 13, of Amelia Island, pirates, pirate boats, down- including blood pressure, temperature, iron in the U.S. Navy and served honorably as a quarter- 2018 at The Retreat of Osprey Village. town Fernandina Beach architecture, shrimp count, pulse and cholesterol screenings. Sign master. After the war, he graduated from Syracuse She was born October 7, 1931 nets, game fish and other ideas pertaining to up online atoneblooddonor.org and use spon- University in New York with a Bachelor of Arts in in Utica, N.Y. to the late Frederick the history of the Shrimp Festival. sor code “34851.” Walk-in are also welcome. Liberal Arts. A. and Mildred D. (Andrews) Past T-shirt designs can be viewed at the He married his sweetheart, Virginia Gruman, Howland. Festival’s online store at shrimpfeststore.com. Diabetes program to be held at COA on August 8, 1948 and together they moved to She married Dr. James E. If flags are used, they must be the historically Northeast Florida AHEC will conduct a Vero Beach, Fla. to start their family. While in Shottafer in 1953, and together accurate version. free diabetes empowerment program from 10 Vero Beach, Mr. Hargreaves enjoyed sailing with they made their home in Maine, If your design is chosen, in consideration a.m. to noon Tuesdays through Feb. 12 at the his wife and other members of the Bloodshot Eye where she was employed as an of the promise to pay $1,000 (or otherwise Nassau County Council on Aging, located at Regatta Club. administrative assistant for the University of negotiated), the entrant will assign all rights, 1901 Island Walkway in Fernandina Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Hargreaves retired to the moun- Maine. They moved to Fernandina Beach, Fla. in ownership and title for its use to the Isle of For additional information or to pre-register, tains of western North Carolina, where they 1992. Eight Flags Shrimp Festival, Inc. for use in call 482-0189. enjoyed landscaping their property and attending Marilyn had many interests, passions and promoting the Shrimp Festival via marketing, a wide variety of arts classes at John Campbell hobbies. Her greatest love was her three grand- and advertising. Medicare consultations available Folk School. For the last era of their 65-year mar- children, Benjamin, Abby and Lindsey. She left Designs should be submitted to merchan- Medicare can be a complex and confus- riage, they moved to Fernandina Beach, where them with many precious memories of her. They [email protected]. ing subject ... but it doesn’t have to be. The they enjoyed the beauty of Amelia Island and being remember the big pot of pasta sauce or chili that University of Florida is offering unbiased, close to family. always greeted them when they went to visit Rotary Club sponsoring blood drive individualized Medicare consultations in Above all, Mr. Hargreaves loved his wife and her. They loved early mornings with her includ- The Rotary Club of Fernandina Beach’s Fernandina Beach for both new and exist- his family. ing bowls of Cheerios and freshly sliced bananas. quarterly blood drive, a community tradition ing Medicare recipients every Wednesday at He was preceded in death by his wife of 65 She shared her love of music with them, and they since 2009, has recently changed location. the Fernandina Beach Branch Library and years, Virginia, who passed away in 2014, and enjoyed sitting beside her as she played the piano. The next drive, in cooperation with OneBlood Friday at Barnabas Center’s administrative grandson, Justin Hargreaves, who passed away Walks on the beach and learning to find shark’s and Nassau Health Foods, will be held today office from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Contact in 2013. teeth were a sure favorite. She will be missed, but in the Nassau Health Foods parking lot at 833 UF Nassau Extension Service agent Meg He leaves behind his sister, Judy Bowden of the wonderful memories she leaves behind will T. J. Courson Road in Fernandina Beach. The McAlpine at 530-6359 to schedule your Bend, Ore.; children, James “Jay” Hargreaves live in their hearts. drive will begin at 10 a.m. and continue to 2 appointment. of Sebastian, Fla., Patricia (Jeff) Wehling of Marilyn kept busy with many varied volunteer p.m. After donating, join the Rotary Club for Huntersville, N.C., Peter (Lorena) Hargreaves activities in the community and was an active mem- lunch at its new meeting location at Story & Life Recovery group meets bi-weekly of Miami, Fla., and Julie Hargreaves Hall of ber of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church and “Daughters Song Bookstore Bistro, just two blocks east on Are you at the end of your rope? Have Fernandina Beach; grandchildren, Eric (Jodi) of the King.” Park Avenue. you been given the gift of desperation? Life Hargreaves of Vero Beach, Andrea (John) Mullen She was preceded in death by her parents and Recovery is a small group Bible study based of Vero Beach, Peter Hargreaves Jr., of Asheville, her husband, who passed away in 1998. Mental Health First Aid class Friday on the 12 Steps for people needing hope N.C., Ryan Hargreaves of Tucson, Ariz., Kane She leaves behind her daughter, Kathleen Registration is now open for the Adult and help for major life challenges and addic- (Hiroko) Hall of Arcadia, Calif., Morgan Hall of Gerrish of Fernandina Beach; son, Michael Mental Health First Aid class scheduled tions. Meetings are held at 10 a.m. Sundays Los Angeles, Calif., and Wyatt (Rachelle) Hall of Shottafer of North Las Vegas, Nev.; and her Friday, Jan. 25 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The and 8:30 a.m. Thursdays at 416 Alachua Fernandina Beach; and seven great-grandchildren. beloved grandchildren, Benjamin James Gerrish, classes are free and open to the public, but St. in Fernandina Beach. Look for the “Life Graveside services with Military Honors will Abigail Noel Gerrish, and Lindsey Claire Gerrish. registration is required. The eight-hour classes Recovery” sign. For more information, call be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, January 26, 2019 at She also leaves behind many nieces, nephews, take place in the Fernandina Beach Police Jesse Duke at 753-1809. Bosque Bello Cemetery. and friends. Department’s Community Room. The Mental In lieu of flowers, please send donations to Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday, February Health First Aid program teaches participants Volunteers to help file taxes Community Hospice of Northeast Florida at 4266 16, 2019 at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church. a five-step action plan to assess a situa- VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) Sunbeam Road, Jacksonville, FL 32257. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her tion, select and implement interventions and provides free electronic (E-File) and paper Please share your memories and condolences name to St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, 801 Atlantic secure appropriate care for the person who income tax filing assistance for low-to mod- at www.oxleyheard.com. Ave., Fernandina Beach, FL 32034. is experiencing a mental health or addictions erate-income tax filers with incomes under Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Please share your memories and condolences challenge or is in crisis. Studies have proven $66,000. VITA has been assisting filers in at www.oxleyheard.com. the CPR-like program is effective in improv- Nassau County for more than 10 years, and Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors ing knowledge of mental disorders, reducing VITA volunteers are tested and certified by the David Scott Murphy stigma and increasing the amount of help pro- Internal Revenue Service. David Scott Murphy, 71, of Fernandina Beach, vided to others. Starting Point staff member This free service is provided by the IRS, Fla., passed away Friday, January 18, 2019. DEATH NOTICES Katrina Robinson-Wheeler is certified by the the Real$ense Prosperity Campaign (a He was born August 15, 1947 in Manchester, National Council to provide the Mental Health United Way Initiative), and in partnership with Conn. to the late Arthur and Shirley Scott Clayton “Butch” Chapman, 64, of Yulee, First Aid program. Since Starting Point began the Nassau County Public Library and the Murphy and married Denise Vita on May 20, 1972 Fla., passed away January 17, 2019. A celebration offering the program in 2014, more than 2,000 Fernandina Beach City Parks and Recreation in Westerly, R.I. He volunteered for the Army of life will be held at 6 p.m. Sunday, January 27, Northeast Florida residents have received Department. Tax filing assistance begins Jan. and served in Army Intelligence in Okinawa 2019 at Yulee Baptist Church. A dinner celebra- the training. The training is provided at no 29 and will continue through April 15. Tax fil- and Vietnam. After graduating from Eastern tion will follow. charge through funding from Baptist Health ers who elect to have their returns E-Filed and Connecticut College on the GI Bill, he worked for Green Pine Funeral Home, Cremations & Cemetery and Lutheran Services Florida. Mental Health are due a refund can expect their refund within the Providence & Worcester Railroad before join- Ernest Hill Sr., 84, of Fernandina Beach, Fla., First Aid training classes are offered via open two to three weeks with direct deposit. ing the postal service and becoming postmaster in passed away Friday, January 18, 2019. community classes or scheduled individually The IRS requires photo identification and Hopedale and Uxbridge, Mass. Since retiring 10 Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors for groups and organizations. For more infor- original Social Security cards for everyone years ago, he has worked on Amelia Island at the Alison Kim “Bobee” Jarrett (affectionately mation or to register for a class, visit mhfanas- on the return in order for VITA volunteers to Omni Amelia Island Plantation Resort. known as “Gam” by her granddaughter) passed sau.com or call Katrina Robinson-Wheeler at do your taxes. Bring your photo id, Social He is survied by his wife, Denise of Fernandina away January 16, 2019. A memorial service 415-9350. Security card, your 2016 tax return and all Beach; his daughter, Brooke Lyon; son-in-law, will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, January 26, 2017 tax documents such as W-2s, 1099s, Jonathan, of Chicago, Ill.; grandson, Henry Lyon 2019 in Stephens Chapel at Green Pine Funeral Curtin to speak at next VVA meeting and SSA-1099s and 1095 A, B or C forms. of Chicago; and brother, Robert Murphy of Cedar Home. The Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter If in doubt, bring the document. Pay stubs or Park, Texas. Green Pine Funeral Home, Cremations & Cemetery 1088, will hold a monthly meeting at 7 p.m. other year-end documents are not acceptable Monday, Jan. 28, at The Arc Nassau, 86051 documentation. While walk-ins are welcome, Hamilton St, Yulee. Guest speaker will be taxpayers with appointments will take priority. B&B Cara Curtin, who will discuss her service in Volunteers will be available in the Atlantic Monuments the U.S. Navy and The Women in Military Recreation Center’s auditorium, 2500 Atlantic MEMORIALS Donna Byrd Service for America Memorial. A social hour Ave. in Fernandina Beach, from 12:30 to 4:30 • Monument Cleaning, Raising, with refreshments will begin at 6 p.m. Guests p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays and from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Wednesdays, Jan. 29 Engraving and Bronze Refinishing (904) 277-2742 and new members are welcome. For more 904-261-8783 474418 S.R. 200 • State Licensed information, call 432-7006. through April 17. Call 530-6500 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday COA annual meeting open to public and select the option for your local branch library to make an appointment. Volunteers

NLPSA The community is invited to Nassau County Council on Aging’s 2019 annual meet- also will be available at Career Source, Needs volunteers to help Nassau County families who need food, shelter ing Tuesday, Jan. 29, from 11 a.m. to noon 96042 Lofton Square Court in Yulee (Winn and basic necessities. at the NCCOA Life Center, located at 1901 Dixie shopping center), from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call: 904.261.7000 for more information . Island Walkway in Fernandina Beach. During Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays through 1303 JASMINE STREET FERNANDINA BEACH, FL 32034 the annual meeting, the audience will learn April 12. Call 432-0009, ext. 2660 to make an about COA’s 2018 accomplishments and hear appointment. highlights of its 2019 programs and services. RSVP by Jan. 24 by calling 261-0701. Bereavement Support Group Community Hospice & Palliative Care Health Improvement Plan meeting has launched a new Bereavement Support City Scoop Group in Fernandina Beach. The group is for to discuss community input, goals adults who have experienced the death of a The Florida Department of Health of loved one in the past 13 months. The group Nassau County and the Partnership for will meet 10 to 11:30 a.m. on the first and Work with the City Healthier Nassau will present the 2019- third Tuesday of each month at 1901 Island 21 Community Health Improvement Plan Walkway. To register, contact Byron Beall, The City of Fernandina Beach is currently hiring for (CHIP) on Wednesday, Jan. 30, at the Bean LCSW, at 407-6811 or bbeall@community- multiple jobs, including positions in Maintenance, Center on the Nassau Campus of Florida hospice.com. State College at Jacksonville, 76346 William Parks & Recreation, Building, and the Burgess Blvd. in Yulee. Refreshments and Citizens Corps seeks members networking begins at 1:30 p.m., with the Seventy-two hours. Could you survive that Police Departments. program slated to start at 2 p.m. The movie long in an emergency? Could your friends, Resilience will be shown at 4 p.m. Attendees neighbors, and relatives? For the past two will hear how community ideas and health pri- years, area residents have survived hur- Apply online at: www.fbfl.us/jobs.aspx oritizations were captured and acted upon and ricanes and fires that left people without Or, come to the second floor of City Hall (204 Ash Street) the new priority areas will be presented with services for this long or longer. How would goals and action steps to be addressed over you do? The Citizens Corps is a new group to pick up and submit an application. the next three years. For more information, that works in conjunction with Nassau County contact Mary von Mohr at 557-9133 or mary. Emergency Management to gather agencies, [email protected]. corporations, and individuals for training and education to help everyone survive those first Women of Nassau organizing 72 hours. Visit ccncfl.com and sign up. Women of Nassau is a NEW women’s social club in Nassau County. The organiza- Arthritis exercise program tion will work to provide friendship and fun to The Northeast Florida Area Health all members while support beneficial services Education Center is offering the Arthritis in the community. You can become a charter Foundation Exercise Program at no charge member and provide your suggestions, ideas 10-11 a.m. Wednesdays and Fridays at 37002 and dreams in helping to organize, plan and Ingram Road in Hilliard. The program offers create this club. The first organizational meet- low-impact physical activity proven to reduce ing will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 31, pain and decrease stiffness. To pre-register, at Morgan’s Grille at the Golf Club of North contact Northeast Florida AHEC at 482 0189.

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PHOTOS BY PEG DAVIS/NEWS-LEADER Participants and spectators in Fernandina Beach enjoyed a beautiful, clear day as the city celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day with a parade.

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2019 NEWS News-Leader 5A Commission approves sports car racing at FB Municipal Airport JULIA ROBERTS had been some complaints from to those conditions. Dale Martin’s office, as of ear- to Fire Station No. 1. A second Commission: News-Leader residents living near the air- At their Jan. 15 regular meet- lier this month the city had com- reading must be scheduled and • Approved the annexation of port about the noise level dur- ing the commission also approved pleted 90 percent of a $19,995 pass before final approval. 0.61 acres of land at the Aspire at The Fernandina Beach City ing the races, and asked Airport settlements of $35,000 each in project to repair sidewalks in the The commission also Amelia Lakeside subdivision and Commission has approved a con- Manager Nathan Coyle if the lawsuits brought against the city city. approved on first reading changed the FLUM designation tract with the Buccaneer Region company could keep the races by Peggy Horton and Constance Also approved by the City an amendment to the Land for the property to general com- Sports Car Club of America to use between the hours of 9 a.m. and Bradley for falls on city proper- Commission on first reading Development Code that removed mercial; and an idle runway at the Fernandina 4 p.m. ty – Horton at The Fernandina was a change to the Future nonresidential parking require- • Approved LDC amend- Beach Municipal Airport for Coyle said the races were Beach Golf Club and Bradley on Land Use Map and zoning map ments for properties in the ments that modify the cer- races in January, February, June, customarily during those times, a Centre Street sidewalk. The for a property at 233 S. 14th St. city’s waterfront Community tificate of approval matrix and August, September, October, with the exception of the August city’s insurance company will pay from residential to mixed-use in Redevelopment Area. A second clarified the appeal process by November and December of this races, which are held in the eve- the settlements, with a $5,000 order to introduce low-density reading must be scheduled and the Historic District Council year. ning to avoid the extreme heat of deductible per settlement. commercial development at the pass before final approval. for consistency with the Board of Commissioners said there the day. The commission agreed According to City Manager site. The property is located next In other business, the City Adjustment process.

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NL Wednesday 01.23.indd 5 1/22/19 4:14 PM 6A WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2019 NEWS News-Leader Two killed in separate City eyes new hangars JULIA ROBERTS However, the airport has Coyle said. accidents Tuesday morning News-Leader secured funding for additional “If the additional hangars T-hangars. are constructed, this may help Two separate crashes on SUV head-on. The SUV, being Sound was reported to have Renting space for airplanes at “The airport has pro- accommodate those who are A1A Tuesday morning – one on driven by Anna Merkel, 32, of happened at 7:05 a.m. and was the Fernandina Beach Municipal grammed funding projected seeking hangar space at the air- Heckscher Drive near the Browns Jacksonville, was then rear-ended also head-on, according to a Airport brings in approximately from FDOT in 2020 and 2021 port and influence the city’s deci- Creek Bridge in Jacksonville and by a white Isuzu box truck being report from the Florida Highway $330,000 per year and is an for design and installation of sions regarding the number of one on the south end of Amelia driven by Stewart Pearson, 44, Patrol. important part of the financial additional T-hangars,” Coyle units to be developed when we Island near the McArthur-Fishler of Hilliard, according to the FHP In the Nassau County picture of the facility. said. “FDOT has up to $720,000 reach construction of additional Bridge – killed two Fernandina report. accident, a grey 2014 Dodge According to Airport in grant funds, at a 50/50 match hangars by the airport,” he said. Beach residents and closed Bennett was killed in the acci- Journey being driven north by Manager Nathan Coyle, there rate, projected for use by the air- Private companies, such as all lanes of traffic for hours as dent. FHP says he was not wear- Nathan Doss, 36, of Jacksonville, are up to 40 people on a waiting port in this project. The number Bent Wing Flight Services, for- law enforcement and fire and ing a seatbelt. crossed the dividing line on A1A list to rent space who have paid of hangars to be constructed will merly 8 Flags Aviation, have rescue responders attempted to Merkel was taken to UF for an unknown reason and hit a $300 deposit to secure a spot be determined based on the esti- considered building hangars help the injured and clear the Health Jacksonville hospital a 2017 Mazda 6 being driven to store a plane at the airport. mated construction cost at the on airport property they would scenes. with serious injuries, and her by a 47-year-old woman from With funding from the Florida time of development and amount lease from the city. Hangar The crash on Heckscher one-year-old child passenger Fernandina Beach, according to Department of Transportation, of airport enterprise funds allo- space would be subleased to air- Drive at Blount Island Boulevard, was reported as uninjured by the FHP. The vehicles came to the storage capacity at the air- cated toward the project.” craft owners for storage. near the Browns Creek Fish the FHP. Pearson was also unin- rest blocking the southbound port will increase. Coyle said the city’s Airport Coyle said that, in addition Camp, involved multiple vehicles, jured and his passenger, Ishkan lanes of A1A. Both drivers in Coyle said there are currently Advisory Commission and the to the revenue generated from according to a report from the Gabrielyan, 37, of Orange Park, that accident were wearing seat- 63 planes on the airport’s “based City Commission will participate leases to the companies, the air- Florida Highway Patrol. was also reported by the FHP as belts. The identity of the driver assigned list” – planes that are in the design of the project. port would benefit from indirect A grey Toyota Tacoma truck uninjured. All adults were wear- killed in that accident is being based, and fly out of, the city’s There is also some potential revenue, based on fuel and ser- being driven east by Irin Bennett, ing seatbelts. The child was in a withheld pending notification of airport. Those planes’ owners all private development on the hori- vices provided for the additional 48, of Fernandina Beach, entered child restraint seat. next of kin. Doss was taken to UF pay the city to store their aircraft zon from agencies interested in aircraft that would be based at the westbound lane about The crash on Amelia Island Health Jacksonville with serious there, in 52 T-hangar units and constructing additional hangar the airport. 8:25 a.m. and hit a black GMC near the bridge crossing Nassau injuries. two bulk hangars. facilities for storage of aircraft, [email protected]

cal for a family-oriented event, and downtown,” Hall said. SOUNDS Continued from 1A Hall said. Arlene Filkoff said that Main promoters, so its members “Parents can bring their chil- Street has no stance on Sounds do not understand the issues dren on Friday evenings, because on Centre and that her organi- involved in moving the time or there is no school on Saturday,” zations’ board of directors has location of the concerts. he said in his letter. “We not discussed it in any way. She Hall claimed moving the con- provide children’s activities and said she spoke in her position as certs to Central Park or a parking dance space, even face-painting a member of the Special Events lot on the waterfront would “cre- for the kids. Parents bring the Committee. ate an exodus as soon as they get family, and the grandparents She said the committee did to their cars parked at the loca- come too. They go out to din- not cancel the concert series. tions. No eating, no shopping, the ner afterward and go shopping. She said organizers of other intended purpose fails.” These people have told us events, such as road races, have He called the Centre Street that Friday evening is the moved their events in order to setting “magical,” citing the only time they can enjoy this avoid inconveniencing residents acoustics, the sunsets, lighting luxury. at the city’s request. and effects. “HFBA cannot continue on Filkoff said business own- Friday evenings are also criti- any other conditions than Friday ers said Friday nights in the summer are “already peak nights.” FILE PHOTOS THE SCHOOL BOARD Hall said the process of book- Sounds on Centre, a monthly concert series that takes place from May to October in ing bands, ordering stages and downtown Fernandina Beach, draws thousands of people to the city each year. However, OF NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA supplies and signing contracts is the future of the event is in question, as the event organizer does not want to change the NOTICE OF INTENT TO AMEND at a “critical time” and that some venue or time of the shows, as suggested by the city’s events committee. of the sponsors of the event are Notice of Intent to Amend getting “antsy.” Administrative Rule 5.97 “I can’t put it off any longer,” Student Survey Administration Hall said. In compliance with the Administrative Procedure Act, Chapter 120, Hamburg said City Manager Florida Statute, a public hearing may be held if requested within Dale Martin and the city commis- twenty-one (21) days of this notice at the place, time, and date sioners have received feedback indicated below: from the community regarding Place: Nassau County School Board the issue and are taking that 1201 Atlantic Ave. feedback into consideration. Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 She said a final decision has Time: 6:30 P. M. not been made as to whether Date: February 8, 2019 HFBA will be granted a permit to have the events on Centre No significant economic impact is anticipated. Street on Fridays for the 2019 Copies of the amended plan are located in all schools, the season. transportation and facility shops and the School Board office. [email protected]

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The views expressed by the colum- Editorial Board U.S. Constitution Scholarship In her column, nists and letter writers on this page I Foundation Board, began discussing Noonan made the Foy R. Maloy – [email protected] ~ Peg Davis – [email protected] are their own and do not necessarily it with me, I never knew that it exists point that our pub- reflect the views of the newspaper, its Tom Wood Dink NeSmith as a nonprofit 501(c)(3) foundation. It lic political culture owners or employees. Chairman President is both a formal program and a popular continues to give book by Catherine Ryan Hyde, which in too much to in 2000 was adapted into a movie star- emotionalism. She ring Helen Hunt. COACH’S wrote, “We are The philosophy of Pay It Forward CORNER highlighting emo- is that, through acts of kindness tions in our public VOICE OF THE PEOPLE among strangers, we are not only life at the expense able to foster a more caring society, Howard of meaning. And Incorporating resilience Toddlers in Congress we are able to achieve change for Pines again emotions the benefit of others. John’s point are part of life and Congratulations on a comprehensive and insightful piece “Would you like to talk about why you are angry?” was that our U.S. Constitution part of us, but only part. Politics isn’t in the January 16 News-Leader. “No!” Scholarship Foundation, and the only a feeling, it’s about thought and Your assessments are straightforward and seemingly “Can we meet in your room to see if we can figure this paver project he is leading, are great judgment. It’s about matters of the obvious. Just need the public and the commissioners to look out?” examples of how the Pay it Forward head and the heart. History will be beyond next year, beyond short-term returns to long-term “No!” concept should be employed. For as confounded that at such a crucial stability. Thank you for pointing it out. Sound familiar? Winston Churchill said, “We make a time, trying to come up with a plan to Jo-Ann Leimberg Sadly, in reading and listening to hours of news reports, living by what we get. We make a life address such issues as artificial intel- Fernandina Beach not once have I heard any Congressional representative, by what we give.” ligence and robotics, the future of Democrat or Republican, show interest in, compassion for, The Pay It Forward idea was work, a rising China and the stresses or care about those suffering with the government shutdown. described by Benjamin Franklin in a of a nuclear world, we keep choos- Request for smaller cans Rather, anger about cancellation of an Afghanistan trip, frus- letter to Benjamin Webb in 1784. “I ing magic ponies and hoping for the I recently spoke to a representative of Advanced Disposal tration about no one wanting to cross the aisle or fear of do not pretend to give such a deed; I best.” Systems concerning the possibility of smaller cans for older reprisal, and worries about the next election fill the airways. only lend it to you. When you meet My sense is that Noonan’s point residents. This huge can is quite difficult to roll out by us Leads one to wonder, would there have been more dialogue with another honest man in similar and John’s point are the same. Like older folks. Where I came from, we had a lot fewer older had the “shut down” stopped Congressional pay checks first? distress, you must pay me back by a magic pony, Paying It Forward is citizens, yet we were given a choice of a smaller can. In When we were studying government, my students invari- lending this sum to him; enjoining always well intended and can make small households a smaller can is also better. She informed ably asked, “Why don’t people elected to Congress do the him to discharge the debt by a like the world a better place. However, as me that she did not think that a smaller can was in the works. right thing and keep their promises rather than using all their operation, when he shall be able and with a magic pony, to be successful, Why not? energy to get re-elected?” Good question, kids. shall meet with another opportunity. the Pay It Forward program must She also suggested that the pickup person could get the We are left wondering, are there any mature, intelligent, I hope it may thus go through before also be based on more than emotion garbage out of the can where it sits. This costs a fee that I forward thinking leaders in Congress who will step up to the it meets with a knave that will stop and well meaning; it must possess a prefer not to pay. plate, help break this stalemate and stop the tantrum. I’m not the progress. This is a trick of mine realistic objective with a well thought I am thinking of returning the trash can and buying a small- sure. In the meantime, bring me my blankey. I feel a tantrum for doing a good deal of good with out strategy and a plan to achieve er one that would meet my needs and be a lot easier to move. coming on. little money.” that objective. Francesca Caramagno Pam Park The Pay It Forward concept can Our Founding Fathers looked Fernandina Beach Fernandina Beach be employed in many different ways. for “what it takes to win.” All of For example, when someone does us who have benefited from the something for you, instead of paying sacrifices made by our Founding that person back directly, you pass Fathers can Pay It Forward by insur- it on to another person instead. One ing our children are educated and of easiest examples of this is buying understand the importance of the coffee for the person in line behind words and substance contained in you, then they buy coffee for person the U.S. Constitution. Therefore, behind them, and so on. There was when considering whether to Pay It a report recently from CBS Dallas Forward, look to support thought- about John Lopez Jr., 19, who work- ful programs that not only have an ing at a Walmart in Princeton, Texas objective for helping others, but also to earn money for college. Lopez provide those who benefited with covered the tab of a Walmart shopper an approach, that if followed, will who wasn’t able to pay her grocery achieve success. bill at the register. Lopez told CBS Amelia Island resident Howard Dallas that the woman in line started Pines has more than 30 years experi- crying and John said, “Ok, I got you, ence as CEO, chairman and founder I got you.” of BeamPines, a premier firm in the So then, is Pay It Forward an executive coaching business. He also answer to all our problems? In my co-founded the BeamPines/Middlesex opinion, it is not. As John Baechle University Master’s Program in also noted, “Like with many other Executive Coaching. Prior to that, he quick solutions in our modern life, served as senior VP of human resourc- Pay It Forward is always well intend- es for a Fortune 100 corporation. He ed but not always well thought out.” is the author of The Case for Wasting John also sent me an editorial Time and Other Management by Peggy Noonan in The Wall Street Heresies.

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VIEWPOINT / Tom Purcell / Pittsburgh Tribune-Review It’s up to us to realize Dr. King’s dream e celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King ests than with our country’s “Forgiveness means reconciliation, a coming tion is holding us back: Jr.’s birthday and legacy this week. In many challenges – would heed together again.” “People fail to get along because they fear these angry and divisive times, we all these words from Dr. King: “We must develop and maintain the capac- each other; they fear each other because they Wcould benefit by reminding ourselves “The ultimate measure of a ity to forgive. He who is devoid of the power to don’t know each other; they don’t know each of his words’ truth, civility and wisdom. man is not where he stands in forgive is devoid of the power to love. There is other because they have not communicated with Too many of us are consumed with hatred and moments of comfort and con- some good in the worst of us and some evil in the each other.” anger, which have reared their ugly heads in our venience, but where he stands best of us. When we discover this, we are less Dr. King’s dream was that his “four little chil- public discourse lately. Dr. King, who endured at times of challenge and con- prone to hate our enemies.” dren will one day live in a nation where they will hatred so ugly and excessive that it led to his troversy.” Something my father did in the military in the not be judged by the color of their skin, but by assassination, spoke often of the futility of hating Purcell “There comes a time when 1950s still makes me proud. He was raised in the content of their character.” anyone or anything – of how hating harms the one must take a position that is Pittsburgh in an era when he had limited interac- My dream is that one day, we’ll get there – hater more than the hated: neither safe nor politic nor pop- tion with the African-American community. In that one day, we’ll realize Dr. King’s wisdom, “Darkness cannot drive out darkness: Only ular, but he must take it because his conscience the Army, however, he became best friends with fully embrace it and act on it, fulfilling his dream light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate: tells him it is right.” an African-American who was being harassed by and America’s promise of equality for all Only love can do that.” “A genuine leader is not a searcher for con- another fellow solely because of his skin color. Copyright 2019 Tom Purcell. Tom Purcell, “I have decided to stick to love. ... Hate is too sensus but a molder of consensus.” My father, a large, powerful man, used his author of Misadventures of a 1970’s Childhood, great a burden to bear.” Pride, the worst of the seven deadly sins, fists to put an end to the harassment. His friend a humorous memoir available at amazon.com, is “Let no man pull you so low as to hate him.” blinds us and holds us back. Dr. King taught us went on to become a physician. My father says of a Pittsburgh Tribune-Review humor columnist Our political leaders’ courage has always been that forgiveness is the way to defeat pride: him, “He was the finest man I ever met.” and is nationally syndicated exclusively by Cagle in regrettably short supply. If only those leaders “Forgiveness is not an occasional act; it is a Dr. King understood that each of us walks the Cartoons Inc. Send comments to Tom at Tom@ – who are more concerned with partisan inter- constant attitude.” same path – that only a lack of good communica- TomPurcell.com.

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POLICE REPORT Fernandina Beach man Pamela Bushnell of the News-Leader compiled Lane, Callahan, Jan. 12, habitual traffic offend- this report from records at the Nassau County er, burglary of an unoccupied dwelling and two Clerk of the Circuit Court. Arrest indicates sus- charges of theft. found guilty on burglary, picion of a crime, not guilt. To report information ■ Tammy Michelle Smith, 49, 85082 Madeline about a crime, contact the Fernandina Beach Police Road, Yulee, Jan. 12, grand theft. Department at 277-7342 or the Nassau County ■ Aaron Seth Thomas, 31, 1005 S. 14th St., Sheriff’s Office at 225-5174. The “We Tip” pro- Fernandina Beach, Jan. 12, aggravated stalking. arson and stalking charges gram – 1-800-78Crime – also allows callers to leave Other charges are pending. anonymous tips. ■ Alexis Victoria Campbell, 28, 85057 Miner State Attorney Melissa ■ Joshua Chris Campbell, 36, 27232 Indiana Road, Yulee, Jan. 13, possession of methamphet- Nelson announced Jan. 17 that St., Hilliard, Jan.4, habitual traffic offender. amine and possession of a controlled substance. Michael Hardy, of Fernandina ■ Jared Donnie Brazell, 43, 95525 Douglas ■ William Donavon Green, 42, 84016 St. Paul Beach, has been found guilty Road, Fernandina Beach, Jan. 9, two charges of Blvd., Yulee, Jan. 13, driving while license sus- by a jury of burglary to a dwell- possession of a controlled substance and a charge pended. ing causing more than $1,000 of possession of controlled substance parapher- ■ Raymond Bolton Masters, 30, 7667 W. in damage, first-degree arson, nalia with residue. Beaver St., No. 55, Jacksonville, Jan. 13, burglary and aggravated stalking. Hardy ■ Steven Albert Brown, 32, 312 S. 12th St., of an unoccupied dwelling and two charges of now faces a maximum of life Fernandina Beach, Jan. 10, possession of a con- theft. in Florida State Prison. A trolled substance with intent to sell, sale of a ■ Stacy Lee Lynch, 28, 86114 Harry Green sentencing hearing is scheduled controlled substance and resisting arrest without Road, Yulee, Jan. 14, battery on a person over 65, before Judge James Daniel on violence. disorderly intoxication, and DUI with property Feb. 14, according to the news ■ Deborah Hash Lickliter, 71, 724 Vernon damage or injury. Other charges are pending. release. St., Fernandina Beach, Jan. 10, driving with a sus- ■ Matthew Luke Bevis, 36, address withheld, On Nov. 2, 2016, Hardy was pended license, driving an unregistered vehicle, Callahan, Jan. 15, child abuse, domestic battery, caught on home surveillance failure to maintain required insurance and pos- violation of probation and resisting arrest with video at the victim’s house tam- session of an open alcoholic beverage in vehicle. simple assault. pering with a surveillance cam- ■ Jeremiah James Riddle, 35, 1005 N. 14th ■ Jackie Lynn Myers, 42, 3027 Phyllis St., era and looking through a glass Hardy St., Fernandina Beach, Jan. 10, theft of a motor Jacksonville, Jan. 15, possession of methamphet- door. The victim’s tire on her vehicle, giving false information to a law enforce- amine, possession of drug paraphernalia with vehicle was also slashed. The ment officer and driving while license was sus- residue and possession of a suspended driver’s victim had an injunction against Fire Rescue, and the Nassau in the attic of the victim’s home. pended or revoked. license. Hardy. County Sheriff’s Office arrived Hardy, who had severe burns to ■ Caroline Louise Laverne Green, 27, 2501 ■ Stephen Joseph Wyckoff, 27, 97255 Po Hardy again returned to the on the scene to find her house his legs, was arrested Nov. 5, James Road, Yulee, Jan. 11, possession of meth- Folks Way, Yulee, Jan. 15, possession of metham- victim’s home Nov. 4, 2016, on fire. Firefighters discovered 2016. amphetamine, illegal possession of concealed phetamine and possession of drug paraphernalia while she was at dinner. The the fire had been set in the attic The case was investigated handcuff key and possession of drug paraphernalia with residue. victim received an alert on her along with a red gas can matching by the Nassau County Sheriff’s with residue. ■ Neil Luke Hendricks, 45, 86039 Di Charia phone indicating detected move- the one Hardy carried into the Office, the Bureau of Fire and ■ Levi Grady O’Quinn, 22, 84106 St. Paul St., Yulee, Jan 16, sale of a controlled substance. ment by her surveillance sys- home. It tested positive for gaso- Arson Investigations, and Nassau Blvd., Yulee, Jan. 11, possession of a controlled ■ David Smith, 42, 259 Bernard Road, tem. She saw Hardy breaking line. A detective with the State County Fire Rescue, and is being substance and possession of drug paraphernalia Jacksonville, Jan. 16, habitual traffic offender and the glass to the back door and Fire Marshal responded to the prosecuted by Assistant State with residue. expired vehicle tag. entering the home with a gas scene and determined the fire Attorneys Elizabeth Beck and ■ Dustin Dwayne Phillips, 25, 56207 Hickox [email protected] can. The victim, Nassau County was intentionally set and started Kelli Sutton.

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7 wedding tricks to make the big day easier Wedding planning is no 2. Think about a day-of a garbage bag on hand can keep small task. From sending out coordinator. Couples who the train clean during inclem- engagement announcements to cannot afford a wedding plan- ent weather, or if the bride has gifting guests with take-home ner to handle all of the details to trek across grass or soil for favors, a couple will pour over often find that a day-of-service photo opportunities. scores of details as they plan provider is within their budget. 5. Give an outgoing per- their weddings. This person can handle all of son a job. Enlist a boisterous As if selecting a photog- the details of the wedding day friend or family member to rapher or choosing the right so brides and grooms can fully wrangle guests for photo oppor- passed appetizers isn’t chal- immerse themselves in the tunities. He or she can be the lenging enough, some unknown festivities. photographer’s helper and give variables are sure to pop up on 3. Bring extra cash. the happy couple one less thing the big day as well. Couples can Unexpected expenses may pop to do. take their cues from others who up. Couples may have to feed 6. Stock the bathroom. have walked the aisle before an extra member of the band Some venues will have cour- them with these tricks of the or a guest who was able to get tesy items for their guests, but trade, which may help couples’ a babysitter at the last minute. couples also should bring their wedding days go smoothly. Brides and grooms may want to own necessities, such as breath 1. Host everything at a offer a bigger tip than anticipat- mints, toothpaste, extra panty- single location. Couples who ed to the wait staff or a deejay hose, hairspray, lip-gloss, and/ want to simplify their wedding who went above and beyond. or sanitary pads. day can select a site that can 4. Learn how to bustle. 7. Be all smiles. Couples host the ceremony and recep- Walking around with a free- can’t predict everything that tion and also house guests. The flowing train all day can become will happen on their wedding cost of such facilities may be tiring for brides. Brides should day, but they can help create more affordable than couples make sure that one person the mood. Smiling couples can think, as transportation costs practices how to bustle the train make things better for every- will be minimal and the venue and will step in to do so for the one, even when zippers break may offer discounts on group reception. Also, it may not be or someone gets the chicken packages. the height of fashion, but having instead of the salmon. FILE PHOTO Purchasing wedding Get up to speed on insurance is a must wedding day terms Couples about to embark on • Escort (seating) cards: Couples spend thousands of or umbrella policies may cover their wedding journeys will likely Printed cards that direct recep- dollars on their wedding ceremo- certain wedding liabilities. Most learn a thing or two about party tion guests to their seats. ny and celebrations. The cost of wedding venues carry their own planning once their engagements • Fondant: A sweet, pliable a wedding varies depending on liability insurance, so couples are over and they are newly mar- product used to decoratively geographic location, but accord- may not have to overlap there. ried. Wedding planning can seem cover layered cakes. It can be ing to the business and financial However, for those who desire overwhelming and a tad confus- used in lieu of straight butter resource Business Insider and extra protection for vendor mis- ing at times, but a crash course cream. “The Knot 2017 Real Weddings haps, it is wise to speak with an in wedding terminology can help • Handle wrap: Ribbon or fab- Study,” the average wedding in insurance professional about spe- couples make more informed ric that wraps around the stems the United States costs $31,391. cial wedding coverage. choices along the way. of a bouquet the bride and wed- Insurance policies can help Prices for wedding insurance • Blusher: A short, single- ding party carries. couples protect their wedding policies can start at around $100 layer veil that covers the bride’s • Maid/matron of honor: The investment. Special event insur- to $200 for minimum cover- face before the ceremony. title given to the woman who ance provides coverage for vari- age and reach $1,000 for more • Boutonnière: A single flow- assists the bride and stands clos- ous scenarios, including extreme expensive ceremonies, accord- er bud worn by the men in the est to her at the altar. “Maids” weather, damaged gifts, lost ing to the financial advisement bridal party. are those who are unmarried, jewelry, vendor cancellations or website NerdWallet. • Canapés: Bite-sized appe- while “matrons” are women no-shows, venues closing before Speak with an insurance tizers served during the cocktail who are. the wedding, and canceled wed- agent and read policies carefully hour of a reception. • Master of ceremonies: An dings, according to Travelers before purchasing one. Non- • Civil ceremony: A marriage individual who will work with the Insurance. 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Guests • Processional/Recessional: the wedding is postponed or can- ditures with insurance policies Wedding insurance policies put protections in place that have time to arrive and mingle Musical pieces that mark the celed. If weddings occur at home, can provide couples with added can reimburse couples should weather or other issues before being seated. entrance and exit from the wed- some people’s home insurance peace of mind on their big days. interfere with their wedding day bliss. • Corkage fee: A fee some ding ceremony. establishments charge to allow • Receiving line: A line of the guests to bring their own wine. key people in the wedding who • Dais: A podium or platform welcome and greet guests. where the bride and groom are • Stationery: All of the paper seated that is raised above the products used at the wedding, Hope is not a plan: Rain prep to be safe floor. including invitations, programs • Deposit: A percentage of and enclosures. Brides and grooms fear the the total cost of service given to • Tablescape: A word that prospects of rainy wedding days, a vendor to secure a date for their describes the multiple compo- but even couples who have con- services. nents of centerpiece designs. tended with everything from a • Dragées: Round, small edi- Learning some basic wedding few drops to an all-out deluge ble balls of sugar that appear on terminology can simplify wed- on their wedding days look back wedding cakes. ding planning. fondly on the ceremonies and receptions. In fact, how couples handle any precipitation can affect how happy the festivities Planning a Wedding? may be. • Have a rainy day game plan. Rain affects outdoor wed- Serve a signature dings more than any other type of ceremony or reception. If the champagne or wine goal is to exchange vows out- doors, work with the venue to that’s sure to cool off make this possible with a tent or gazebo. 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NL Wednesday 01.23.indd 9 1/22/19 3:53 PM 10A Wednesday, January 23, 2019 NEWS News-Leader Winter gatherings at the pond t’s the middle of winter and mostly in visited by pied-billed grebes, parents to another pond where, the pond birds are gathering pairs. When I smaller water birds but with presumably, there is more food

in our backyard. When it is first saw our a big attitude. If a grebe finds for them. So far this year there Itoo cold up north, some of pair of mer- our pond first, too bad for the are no nesting geese, but a pair the pond birds head south to us, gansers this mergansers because the grebe of them has noisily arrived at where other year-round resi- year, I got chases them away. One year, I our pond every morning for dents are already getting ready motivated to saw that happen. The current more than a week now and they for spring breeding activities. look around at grebe floated over to the invad- are busy checking out their pre- Sometime there are no visible other reten- ing pair of mergansers and dove vious spot. birds, except for the occasional tion ponds underneath them. The mer- Five mallard ducks, four great egret or blue heron that WILD in the area, gansers started flapping their females and one male, have also briefly stop by to fish the banks. WAYS and I have wings and lifting their feet. The arrived at our pond most morn- But now, every time I look out seen them grebe was underwater biting ings. These are also messy my bedroom window it seems, I elsewhere. If their toes! Soon enough, the birds that like human handouts see more and different birds. Pat you want to mergansers flew away and the so we don’t encourage them. This is the time of year that look for them grebe ruled the pond all winter. One day, though, I’m sure these hooded mergansers visit us. Foster-Turley yourself, you Then it too moved north in the ducks will find a spot on our far These small, fish-eating birds might check spring. bank and nest here too. usually arrive in pairs – the out the pond on Jean Lafitte We are quite pleased with Two other birds have shown female with a reddish hood Boulevard beyond the Woman’s our visiting mergansers and up lately at our pond. These and the male with a distinctive Club. Last I looked, a pair of grebes, but not so happy about year-round residents in our white-and-black one. These mergansers was hanging out the other pond birds arriv- area come by every once in birds generally don’t nest here. there. ing now. Mallard ducks and awhile, and now both are here They return north for those Some winters, instead of Canadian geese are also check- – a wood stork and an anhinga. activities – but they still stay mergansers, we are temporarily ing out our winter pond. These They like to hang out together birds are used to people feeding near the pond outfall looking for them and come up to our side of fish or invertebrates to nab. the pond whenever I am in the Best yet, my favorite bird, a backyard. But we will not be kingfisher, has moved back into feeding them – no way. our area. This shy bird always Unlike the grebes and mer- flies away with its distinctive gansers, the ducks and geese clanking sound whenever it are looking to nest here. For spots me, but if I look out of my the past three years, we have bedroom window, I can enjoy had a pair of nesting geese in its presence. the brush across the pond. The It’s always fun to watch babies are certainly cute as they the happenings at the pond follow their parents over to throughout the changing sea- our side, looking for handouts. sons. Our own retention pond Although we don’t intentionally is by no means unique, and I’ll feed them, I guess we inadver- bet that any observant wildlife tently do when birdseed spills viewers near their own pond out of our feeders to the ground will see the action as well. below and the geese eventually Enjoy the winter while it lasts. find it. Some of these migratory birds We don’t want a gaggle of will not be here long. geese messing up our lawn and Pat Foster-Turley is a zoolo- patio, but we do enjoy watching gist on Amelia Island. She wel- the youngsters. Luckily for us, comes your nature questions and when the young geese are big observations. enough, they walk with their [email protected]

This is the time of year that hooded mergansers visit us, above left. The female has a reddish hood. Left, an anhinga and a wood stork hang out together at the pond outflow. PHOTOS BY PAT FOSTER-TURLEY/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER

Several species in Florida are no longer imperiled The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has completed the final step in reevaluating five Species of Special Concern. As a result, several fish and wildlife species no longer warrant listing, accord- ing to a news release. Based on thorough scientific review, the FWC determined the harlequin darter, Homosassa 9063 shrew, southern fox squirrel and the Monroe County osprey popu- lation no longer warrant listing as Species of Special Concern. Through the process, FWC biologists and partners agreed that Florida has three distinct species of alligator snapping turtles. Two of these species do not warrant listing. However, the Suwannee alligator snapping turtle will now be listed as State Threatened. The new listing status for these species took effect Dec. MSRP 23, 2018. These changes, along with $42,125 current protections for the Davis Discount -$10,532 reclassified species, are reflect- ed in Florida’s Imperiled Species $$ Management Plan. Species no longer classified as Species of 31,59331,593 Special Concern remain pro- tected from take and possession under Florida law. “The FWC is committed to ensuring the long-term stability of Florida’s native wildlife,” Dr. Brad Gruver, head of the FWC’s Species Conservation Planning Section, said in the release. “Ongoing conservation efforts for species recently removed from Florida’s Endangered and Threatened Species List will ensure populations remain healthy.” For an overview on conserv- ing imperiled species, go to MyFWC.com/Imperiled.

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A related goal for 2019 is to AFFORDABLE develop a survey of all county- Continued from 1A owned properties that could be Sedentary lifestyle same risk as being overweight commissioner is already receiv- used for a similar purpose. ing phone calls from individu- Another goal for the coming University of Florida American Journal of Cardiology, focused on participants ages 40 rate of high ASCVD risk score als concerned that affordable year is to update the county’s found that 30 percent of U.S. to 79 who did not have a previ- among people who are over- housing wouldn’t be “a good fit Local Housing Assistance Plan Starting to slip with your adults at a normal weight are at ous diagnosis of coronary heart weight was similar to the rate for the neighborhood.” Taylor permitting the use of SHIP New Year’s resolution to exer- increased risk of heart attack or disease, stroke or heart attack. among people who had a normal attributed the complaints to funds for manufactured homes. cise more? A new University of stroke. These adults had higher Researchers examined par- BMI, but had indicators of a sed- “NIMBY” – a reference to the This change follows last year’s Florida study may provide some levels of belly fat, shortness of ticipants’ sagittal abdominal diam- entary lifestyle. not-in-my-backyard phenom- increase in the purchase price motivation. breath upon exertion, unhealthy eter, which is a measure of fat in For those looking to increase enon. “People think of the old of eligible homes and allot- Researchers have found that waist circumference or less the gut region, and waist circum- their activity level, Mainous sug- housing projects, and this is not ments for home repairs. Taylor low levels of physical activity than recommended levels ference as well as self-reports on gests reviewing the Centers for at all what we are planning,” requested SHIP Coordinator can put healthy weight adults at of physical activity, the UF the amount of moderate to vigor- Disease Control and Prevention’s said Taylor. Carol Gilchrist compile a report the same risk for cardiovascular researchers say. ous physical activity, the amount physical activity guidelines, which Discussion followed about for the committee on how many disease as adults who are over- “We have traditionally of time spent sitting and whether recommend at least 150 minutes strategies to counter commu- applicants the program has weight. thought that people with a normal they experienced shortness of of moderate intensity exercise nity opposition to ideas before served in recent years and how “Our study demonstrates that BMI are healthy and at low risk breath either when hurrying or a week for adults. Exercise they even get off the ground. many more applicants might be a sedentary lifestyle counters for heart disease, but increas- walking up a slight hill. should include a combination The committee discussed step- eligible with the changes made the benefit of being at a normal ingly we are finding that how In addition, researchers cal- of aerobic activity and strength ping up community outreach in guidelines. weight when it comes to heart much you weigh is not neces- culated the American College training. and education. They also dis- SHIP, the State Housing disease risk,” said lead investiga- sarily a measure of good health,” of Cardiology and the American In addition to Mainous, the cussed providing the commu- Initiatives Program, pro- tor Arch G. Mainous III, Ph.D., said Mainous, the Florida Blue Heart Association, or ASCVD study team included Rebecca nity with visuals of the kind of vides the county with funds chair of the department of health endowed chair of health admin- risk score, of participants. The Tanner, M.A., a research coordi- housing under consideration each year to be used for services research, management istration. “Sedentary lifestyle ASCVD risk score uses weight- nator, and Ara Jo, Ph.D., a clinical to reassure them. The conclu- assistance in home buying and policy in the UF College markers may play a better role ed variables, including age, sex, assistant professor, both from the sion by many on the committee and home repairs for low- to of Public Health and Health in predicting cardiovascular dis- race/ethnicity, smoking status, UF department of health services was that opposition will always moderate-income households. Professions, part of UF Health. ease risk.” diabetes status, cholesterol, research, management and policy; occur no matter what approach Complicated guidelines for the “Achieving a body mass index, For the study, the investi- blood pressure and blood pres- Kiarash P. Rahmanian, M.P.H., is taken. program have restricted its or BMI, in the normal range gators analyzed data from the sure medication status, to cal- of the College of Medicine at the Len Kreger, AHAC commit- benefit to all but a handful of shouldn’t give people a false National Health and Nutrition culate individuals’ risk of having University of North Carolina, tee member and vice mayor of applicants. A related issue is sense of confidence they’re in Examination Survey, a nationally a heart attack or stroke within Chapel Hill; and Peter J. Carek, Fernandina Beach, suggested that the source of the money, good health. If you’re not exer- representative study that collects the next 10 years. A score of 7.5 M.D., M.S., a professor and chair resistance was coming from as the state’s Sadowski Housing cising, you’re not doing enough.” data from a combination of inter- percent or higher is considered of the department of community few as two individuals. He con- Fund, is regularly raided The study, which appears views, physical examinations high risk. health and family medicine at the tinued, “The City Commission by the state legislature for online ahead of print in the and laboratory tests. The study The investigators found the UF College of Medicine. and community have expressed other purposes. The commit- consistently that housing stock tee discussed ways to pres- and affordability in housing is sure the state legislature to desirable. … To let a couple of stop diverting funds and use people drive that (resistance) them for the purpose they are Lemma named chair of opioid abuse working group is not consistent with our intended. Florida Attorney General from relapsing into opioid depen- the Florida Department of Law Institute and served in the Comprehensive Plan.” Revisions to the county Ashley Moody has named dence. Enforcement’s Chief Executive United States Marine Corps. Committee member Dr. Land Development Code to Seminole County Sheriff Dennis Lemma has a bachelor’s Laureen Pagel agreed: “You permit the rental of acces- Lemma as chair of her Transition degree in criminal justice admin- can’t give in to the few loud sory dwelling units in unin- Advisory Committee Working istration and a master’s degree in voices. … We’re here for a corporated areas of the county Group on Opioid Abuse, accord- administrative leadership and is a very essential purpose and goal passed the county’s Code ing to a news release. graduate of the Federal Bureau of and that’s to look at affordable Enforcement Board and is As chair, Lemma will work Investigation National Academy housing issues in this com- ready for presentation to closely with Moody and experts in Quantico, Va. He also attended munity and come up with a county commissioners. Kreger in the fields of addiction, treat- solution to solve that. … Just expects the city of Fernandina ment, prevention, drug inter- because a few people are not Beach to pass a similar change diction and criminal prosecu- happy with it should not change in accessory dwelling use on tion to gather information to be all the work we’ve done and Feb. 19. used in developing a Florida- Dinner: the solutions we’re coming up A complete list of AHAC specific comprehensive plan with.” goals for 2019 is available to stop the influx of dangerous Tues.-Sat. 5pm-9pm Committee member Greg on the county website. All drugs, treat addiction, raise Matovina pointed out that who goals are based on results awareness and reduce the death the 7th Lunch: will live in a development and and recommendations from toll of the opioid crisis in Florida, what they pay to live there the Nassau County Housing the release says. Tues.-Sat. 11pm-3pm should be irrelevant if a prop- Affordability Assessment. The Lemma serves as part of erty is already zoned for the assessment completed late last the Seminole County Opioid kind of development planned year was commissioned joint- and Heroin Task Force. “That Saturday, January 26,27, 20182019 and the developer can present ly by the city of Fernandina task force has a holistic strat- Art show at ideas that blend into the exist- Beach and Nassau County and egy incorporating many facets 10 AM - 2:30 PM, ing neighborhood. conducted by the University of government, private sector, 10 AM -12:30 PM, Pagel added, “Everyone of Florida Shimberg Center and non-profit organizations Awards Reception at 1:30 PM off deserves an attractive place to for Housing Studies. Results to fight opioid abuse. The task 20% live.” of the study are scheduled for force has championed the use ADMISSION Adrienne Burke of the coun- presentation to the Nassau of public education and preven- ADMISSION LUNCH OR DINNER FREE Cannot be used with special menu, or events or other discount offers. ty’s Planning and Economic County Board of County tion programs along with equip- DonationsFREE gladly accepted. Expires 1/30/19. 18% Gratuity will be added before the discount. Commissioners at 6 p.m. Opportunity Department ping law enforcement and first Site:Donations Historic gladly Callahan accepted. Train advised the outcome of the Monday, Jan. 28. responders with Naloxone and Site:Depot Historic 45383 Callahan Dixie Ave, Train December workshop was a The next meeting of the aggressive drug enforcement,” Park Place • 5472 First Coast Highway recommendation to call for AHAC is scheduled for Feb. the release states. DepotCallahan, 45383 FL Dixie 32011 Ave, requests for proposals from the 20 at 4 p.m. at the James S. Seminole County has also HostedCallahan, by West FL 32011Nassau Historical Society community for specific ideas on Page Governmental Complex implemented a medical treat- Hosted by West Nassau 904-321-2430 how the property could be cre- in Yulee. ment program for inmates atively developed for housing. [email protected] designed to prevent a person WWW.WNHSFL.ORGHistorical Society www.horizonsameliaisland.com 2019 not moved forward in that fash- … that are unique to the HDC. ADUs Continued from 1A ion and has not had any level of We have a planning board, and by the HDC, which included a review by the HDC to get that it should go back through the kitchenette,” she said. understanding,” she said. system.” Taylor said her family visits Gibson told the commission Mayor Johnny Miller also BUSINESS her and stays in the accessory the Planning Department does voted to send the amendments unit. She stated she did not know not take lightly any issues that back to the HDC and the PAB so she was not allowed to have a are associated with the city’s old- those boards can review the mat- kitchenette and is aware of sev- est district. ters in question and, if approved, DIRECTORY eral accessory dwelling units in “We treat Old Town very sen- send it to the commission. He News-Leader’s Old Town that have kitchenettes. sitively,” she said. “Any changes also asked community involve- Be sure your business is listed in the “I don’t understand practice that are presented there, we want ment be considered by those two 2019 local Business Directory published February 20, 2019. versus the regulation,” she said. to be sure that there is public out- bodies. “How is it enforced, and am I in reach to that entire neighborhood “I would encourage, and hope, violation?” before moving forward following staff would encourage both those Only $30 for two listings in the publication, one listing City Attorney Tammi Bach that process, going before the committees would review the will be alphabetical and the other by business category. told Taylor that the proposed PAB before your consideration. statements by the people who amendments did not apply to Old These requested changes have spoke today … just in case they The 2019 Business Directory is a full color, glossy, Town and would not bring her not been through any portion (of can’t make that meeting,” the ADU into compliance with city that process). Old Town is very mayor said. user-friendly mini-magazine. The Business Directory codes if they were passed. special and unique and should be The only commissioner who has an extended life because it’s kept by readers to Bach said she does not know treated in that manner.” did not vote to send the matter use throughout the year and will be uploaded onto why the HDC approved plans Gibson added that the amend- back to the HDC and the PAB for Taylor’s ADU that included ments, with the changes suggest- was Phil Chapman, who has the home page of fbnewsleader.com a kitchen. ed, had not been advertised for a objected to allowing ADUs to be “The only thing, as to approv- second reading. rented, he said, because it would TO REACH OVER 35,000 READERS MAKE SURE al, that I can think of is that, when Vice Mayor Len Kreger con- be development in the city, which the plans were submitted … staff curred. “We shouldn’t be chang- the commission has vowed to YOUR BUSINESS IS LISTED IN THE 2019 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. saw them, and I don’t know if the ing an ordinance up here,” he restrain as much as possible. ADVERTISEMENT DEADLINE FOR BUSINESS LISTINGS IS JANUARY 25, 2019 HDC saw them,” Bach said. “I said. “There are other issues [email protected] can’t answer the reason it got through.” Contact Candy or Meghan to get your business listed! Another Old Town resident, NOTICE OF ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING Jennifer Harrison, said the code, OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE THREE RIVERS Candy Hammer which states that “more perma- COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT [email protected] • (904) 307-9926 nent types of residency, such as The Board of Supervisors (“Board”) of the Three Rivers Com- an accessory dwelling … shall not munity Development District will hold its organizational meeting on Tues- Meghan Miller have a kitchenette,” is “contra- day, February 1, 2019 at 10:00 a.m. at the Amelia Walk Amenity Center, [email protected] • (860) 575-0625 dictory if you are going to have 85287 Majestic Walk Circle, Fernandina Beach, Florida 32034. The purpose ‘permanent type’ occupancy and of the meeting is to consider the appointment of staff including, but not lim- not have a kitchen.” ited to, manager, attorney, and others as deemed appropriate by the Board; Listings can also be mailed with $30 payment to: City Commissioner Mike to consider the services to be provided by the District and the financing News-Leader Lednovich suggested passing plan for same; to consider certain documents related to the issuance of spe- PO Box 16766 the amendments but adding the cial assessment bonds; to consider the levy of assessments to secure special provisions requiring ADUs’ pri- assessment bond; and, to conduct any other business that may come be- Fernandina Beach, FL 32035 mary structure be homesteaded fore the Board. A copy of the agenda may be obtained from Governmental Management Services, LLC, 475 West Town Place, Suite 114, St. Augustine, and adding Old Town to the zones Florida 32092, Ph: (904) 940-5850 (“District Manager’s Office”). 2019 Business Directory Business Listing where renting ADUs would be permitted, but his proposal fell The meeting is open to the public and will be conducted in accordance with Business Name: ______flat. the provisions of Florida law. The meeting may be continued to a date, City Planning Manager Kelly time, and place to be specified on the record at meeting. There may be oc- Type of Business:______Gibson outlined the process in casions when Board Supervisors or District Staff will participate by speaker place for making changes to the telephone. Address: ______LDC regarding Old Town, some Any person requiring special accommodations at this meeting because of of which are currently underway. a disability or physical impairment should contact the District Manager’s Phone Number: ______“There are a number of issues Office at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to the meeting. If you are hearing currently being contemplated for or speech impaired, please contact the Florida Relay Service by dialing 7-1- revision both in Old Town guide- 1, or 1-800-955-8771 (TTY) / 1-800-955-8770 (Voice), for aid in contacting Email Address: ______lines as well as the LDC refer- the District Manager’s Office. Website Address: ______ences associated with Old Town. A person who decides to appeal any decision made by the Board with re- Those items will go before the spect to any matter considered at the meeting is advised that this same per- Facebook: ______HDC first as a matter order so son will need a record of the proceedings and that accordingly, the person that they are reviewed. may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, in- “We understand the history cluding the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. 511 Ash Street, and the genesis behind why those Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 regulations are in place as they James Perry FERNANDINA BEACH • AMELIA ISLAND • NASSAU COUNTY (904) 261-3696 • fbnewsleader.com are currently written. This has District Manager

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Wednesday, January 23, 2019 News-Leader / Fernandina Beach, Florida Pirates host Middleburg for winter homecoming BETH JONES News-Leader

The Pirate basketball teams were home Friday night with the Middleburg Broncos. It was winter homecoming for Fernandina Beach High School. The FBHS Lady Pirates suffered their third loss of the season at the hands of the Lady Broncos, 53-36. “We came out flat and did not have the intensity we needed to compete or win the game,” Coach Jacob Nantz said. “It was just an off night all around. “I saw this in one other game this year when we lost to Raines, and we bounced back from it. We will be fine and ready for the playoffs in two weeks.” FBHS beat University Christian 58-36 on Jan. 16. “We made several adjust- ments in the game that caused them to change what they PHOTOS BY BETH JONES/NEWS-LEADER wanted to do or play the way Knox Richardson handles the basketball in the nightcap Friday night, left, and Jayla Floyd and Zada Freeman surround a Lady Bronco in the opener, they are used to playing,” Nantz right. said. “Our defense has been outstanding the last several games, and that was the big dif- over the game for a stretch and Talia Hamilton scored 19 and scheduled to host Bishop The Pirates beat Middleburg Tuesday. They head to Ridge- ference in the game. got us the lead after trailing also had eight steals and four Snyder Monday, but the Lady 42-39 in the boys’ nightcap view Thursday and are back “I think what kicked it off by five at the end of the first assists. Jayla Floyd chipped in Cardinals forfeited. FBHS Friday. Knox Richardson scored home Friday with Baldwin. The and got our whole team going quarter.” 10 points to go along with eight (21-3) hosts Paxon at 7 p.m. 19. Damarion Bryan scored 12 junior varsity plays at 6 p.m., was the play of Zada Freeman Freeman had 16 points, 21 steals and three assists. Monday. Senior night is and had six rebounds. and the varsity tilt is at 7:30 in the second quarter. She took rebounds and a pair of steals. The Lady Pirates were Tuesday. Tip-off is at 6 p.m. The Pirates hosted Bolles p.m.

MIDDLE SCHOOL COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP

PHOTOS BY KATHIE COLGROVE AND AMANDA REAM/COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS Fernandina Beach Middle School’s girls and boys basketball teams were in the county championship Thursday night in Callahan. The FBMS girls lost to Hilliard 36-29. “It was a great game between two competitive teams,” FBMS Coach Shane Talbert said. The FBMS Lady Pirates beat Callahan 45-26 in the semifinal. Riley Talbert led FBMS with 19 points. Emiyah Strange scored 10, and in the championship game, led with 11 points. Hilliard was led by Laura Vroman with 13 points and Delaney Vennard with nine. FBMS ends the sea- son with an 8-3 mark. The FBMS boys lost 40-20 to Yulee in the title game Thursday in Callahan. More photos, 4B.

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SUBMITTED PHOTOS Fernandina Beach High School honored its senior wrestlers during the lone home match on Jan. 10. Pictured are, from left, Nathan Manning with his mother, Angel Manning, and his stepfather, Chris Craun; Zhane Funchess with his mother, Heather Perez; Robbie Elefterion with his mother, Carol Elefterion, and his brother, Tyler Elefterion; and Uriah Giedrys with his parents, Nora and Alex Giedrys. Pirate grapplers honor 4 seniors, all winners by pin The Fernandina Beach High School seniors won by pin — Zhane Funchess won by major decision at 113 pounds. and Hampton Tanner by pin at heavy- of the Border tournament at Yulee. wrestling team hosted Ed White Jan. at 170 pounds, Nathan Manning at The Pirates lost three matches weight. Manning took first at 182, Uriah 10. The FBHS Pirates won 28-15. 182, Uriah Giedrys at 195 and Robbie — Bryce Bouquin by pin at 126, FBHS competed Jan. 11-12 with Giedrys second at 195, Elefterion third It was senior night, and all four Elefterion at 220. Jeremy Mahoney Jeremiah Giedrys by decision at 160 just seven wrestlers in the Battle at 220 and Mahoney was fourth at 113.

SPORTS SHORTS Golf for Pirate baseball Spring soccer sign-ups AAU youth wrestling For students, registration forms are provided at each The seventh annual Pirate Amelia Island Youth Soccer The AAU youth wrestling school. To receive a form, Baseball Golf Tournament, a is holding spring registration club at Fernandina Beach email rachelstokes@nacdac. fundraiser for the Fernandina through Feb. 1 for age divi- High School registration and com or call 277-3699. Beach High School baseball sions U4-U19. Practices begin practice are being held after- Show your school spirit in team, will be held Feb. 22 at in late February, games begin noons in the wrestling room in the Nassau County School the Amelia River Golf Club. in March, and the season runs Building 22 near the football Challenge. There will be three Registration is at 11 a.m. through May. Cost is $65- field. categories; each category is Shotgun start is at 12:30 p.m. $115, based on the age of the Participants will need AAU competing against schools Dinner served after play. player, plus uniform. Register Individual Athlete Extended in that particular category. The cost is $125 per person at www.aiysoccer.com. Coverage Membership, which Each team competes against and includes golf, range balls, can be purchased online schools in that category for dinner and mulligans. RSVP Umpire clinic for $16 and is valid for one cash prizes for the best overall by Feb. 11. Contact Raquel year. Club membership dues getting the prized Ben Byrns Vanlennep at 753-0602. Anyone 13 years old are $50 and can be paid at trophy for a year. and up may learn to umpire registration. The club code is The challenge is open to Free agent hoops camp games. A clinic will be held WY7A7T. all school students and faculty from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Jan. 19 this year from kindergarten Nassau Pride will hold a at Elm Street Little League, Museum golf tourney through 12th grade. Winners in free agent basketball camp 1200 Elm St., Fernandina the male and female catego- from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Jan. 26 The Amelia Museum of Beach. There is no registration ries for best overall and mas- at Yulee High School, 85375 History will host its 17th annual fee. ters (age 40-plus) will each Miner Road. Registration fee charity golf tournament with Email elmstlittleleague@ receive an award. is $85 and includes one-day a noon shotgun start on Feb. gmail.com or call 910-0893 for For information on the tryout, full team workout and a 22 at the Golf Club of Amelia information. The clinic is spon- event or to make a dona- Nassau Pride T-shirt. Expect Island. This year’s event is sored by Little League Florida tion to NACDAC, visit www. drill work, pro runs and inter- being held in memory of long- District 11. NACDAC.org, email rach- views. time committee member and [email protected] or call Register at www.nassau- SUBMITTED sponsor Cal Atwood. ‘Swing to Open Doors’ 277-3699. pride.com. For information, Austin Fiscus, 2, and his parents, Joshua Fiscus and Sarah Funds will be used to pre- email [email protected]. A golf tournament to benefit (Boggs) Fiscus from Kittanning, Pa., were visiting grand- serve Nassau County’s histori- Nassau County Boys & Girls parents David and Angela Boggs of Fernandina Beach cal heritage through educa- Youth lacrosse Elm Street registration Clubs, “Swing to Open Doors,” when Austin caught his first fish at the Egans Creek park tional programs for young and Amelia Island Nassau will be held Feb. 1 at the Golf on Atlantic Avenue. old, lectures, exhibits, artifacts, County Youth Lacrosse is a Elm Street Little League Club of Amelia Island, comple- walking tours, taped interviews developmental youth lacrosse tee ball, baseball and softball menting the annual BGC of military veterans and an oral program for boys and girls registration is open for ages benefit gala held on the follow- lunch and a gathering after sors who are interested in history project entitled Heritage ages 8-15. Registration is 5-16. Fee is $80. Season runs ing day at The Ritz-Carlton, play. Golfers are invited to promoting their businesses by Keepers. open for the 2019 spring sea- March 2 through the end of Amelia Island. sign up to play individually or naming golf holes, providing Deadline to enter is Feb. son. May. Registration closes on The inaugural shotgun in team foursomes for a fee of refreshments and publiciz- 15. No prior experience or Jan. 24. Visit tshq.bluesom- event is open to 25-30 teams $250 each. ing at post-golf activity. Email Sponsors and their guests knowledge of the sport is nec- brero.com/elmstreetLL or call of golfers. Participants receive The tournament committee Frank Gagnier at fgagnier@ are invited to the museum for essary. The club is a non-profit 910-0893. a swag bag of shirt and cap, offers opportunities for spon- comcast.net. a pre-tournament reception member of U.S. Lacrosse and from 5-7 p.m. Feb. 20. volunteer driven. Hole sponsorships are Visit www.ameliaisland- $100. To register or donate lacrosse.org or the club items or services, contact Bob Facebook site, www.facebook. Colucci at (315) 794-0531 or com/groups/AINC Youth [email protected]. Lacrosse for additional infor- mation and updates or contact Byrns 5K Runway Rally Head Coach Carl J. Bazarian Registration is open for at [email protected] (703) the sixth annual Ben Byrns 981-7703 or President Robby 5K Runway Rally and fun Allen at aincyouthlacrosse@ run, which will be held Jan. gmail.com or (843) 263-0761. 26 at the Fernandina Beach Municipal Airport. Tennis boot camp The goal is to raise funds Omni Amelia Island to help prevent drug and Plantation Resort will host alcohol abuse among Nassau doubles tennis boot camps County youth by offering ser- Jan. 25-27, Feb. 8-10 and vices not currently funded in Feb. 22-24. The camps are Nassau Alcohol Crime Drug co-ed and open to solo travel- Abatement Coalition contracts, ers, couples and groups or providing services for residents teams. Guests can come with who may need mental health, or without a partner. co-occurring and/or substance Camps are designed for abuse outpatient treatment. players at all levels that play The 5K race starts at 9 doubles regularly. Learn tech- a.m., with a one-mile fun run niques such as smart shot for kids and walkers immedi- selection, how to be a relent- ately following the end of the less attacker and how to stand 5K. The 5K race is not an offi- your ground in doubles. cial chip-timed race. Each camp weekend Participants may register includes 10 hours of profes- online at www.Active.com, sional instruction and super- download registration applica- vised match play, welcome gift tions at www.NACDAC.org bag, pro exhibition, courtside or pick up registration forms beverages and lunch on at Current Running, 815 S. Saturday with the pro team. Eighth St., in Fernandina The non-lodging price is $350 Beach. and includes lunch.

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FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Wrestling Boys Basketball Jan. 25-26 at Parker duals Jan. 24 at Ridgeview 6/7:30 Jan. 30 at Nease, quad match 5:30 Jan. 25 BALDWIN 6/7:30 Feb. 2 at Westside Invitational 10:00 Jan. 29 HILLIARD 4:30/7:30 Feb. 8-9 at Sandalwood tourney Jan. 31 JV at Camden 5:00 Feb. 13 at Robert E. Lee 6:30 Feb. 1 YULEE 6/7:30 Feb. 20 District at Clay 11:30 Feb. 4 UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN 6/7:30 March 1-2 Regional at Wewahitchka Feb. 7 at Bishop Snyder 5:30/7 March 8-9 State at Kissimmee Feb. 8 at St. Joseph 5/7:30 Feb. 11, 13, 15 District at Jackson FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Boys Soccer YULEE HIGH SCHOOL Jan 25 and 29, Feb. 1 District Boys Soccer Jan. 21-25 District at Providence th YULEE HIGH SCHOOL SUNDAY, APRIL 5 Wrestling YULEE HIGH SCHOOL Jan. 25-26 at North Metro Girls Weightlifting Feb. 1-2 at Wakulla ITB 5:30 Jan. 26 Region 10am BRUNCH Feb. 2 at Westside round robin 8:30 Feb. 8-9 at Sandalwood IBT 1:00 YULEE HIGH SCHOOL Feb. 15-16 at JV state invitational Girls Basketball 12pm EGG HUNT Feb. 23 IBT district at Baker County Jan. 25 at Episcopal 6:00 March 1-2 Regional at Wewahitchka Jan. 29 RCSA 6:00 March 8-9 Sate at Kissimmee Jan. 30 WEST NASSAU 5:30/7 Jan. 31 at Ed White 7:00 FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Feb. 4, 6, 8 District Girls Soccer * District Jan. 24, 28, 31 District at Providence YULEE HIGH SCHOOL Reservations Requested FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Boys Basketball Girls Basketball Jan. 23 MENENDEZ 6/7:30 RSVP in the Restaurant or Call 904.310.3175 Jan. 28 HILLIARD (JV) 5:30 Jan. 25 at Episcopal 4:30/7:30

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NEW Sports Wed.indd 2 1/22/19 9:45 AM Wednesday, January 23, 2019 SPORTS News-Leader 3B Outdoors Cold water specks he north winds may be er, you should foot steps of WestRock paper make a long cast and begin blowing up to 20 miles be able to mill. Old broken dock pilings reeling in their artificial lure, per hour and the water identify where and ballast rocks are located I simply allow my lure to drift Ttemperature has dipped the water right where the water depths into the hole while mending down into the 50s, but the sea temperature drop off from 5-20 feet and the slack out of my fishing line. trout have been red hot. Sea is warmest. eventually into the nearby chan- This also allows my speck lure trout weighing to five pounds Plankton and nel where 60-foot water depths to sink deep, where sea trout have been bunched up along small finfish are located. are schooling. In most cases, deep drops in many of Amelia will bunch up Amelia Island’s Gary Palmer the strikes will come at the tail Island’s deep tidal rivers because in this area of claims some of his best deep end of my lure’s drift and when of the present drop in water OUTDOORS warm water water Amelia River sea trout it is presented close to the bot- temperatures. and show on action comes where shallow tom.” Cold fronts have been Terry Lacoss your fish find- sand bars run out to a deep Palmer has unlocked the numerous this winter with er as a cloudy river channel. secret in catching deep water air temperatures at night fall- horizontal mark. “Some of the best speck sea trout. Unfortunately, most ing into the low 40s and high When this warm water depth fishing comes during the last of fishermen become inpatient 30s, producing the coldest is identified, adjust the depth of the outgoing and the first of the when retrieving a speck lure water temperatures of the your live baits accordingly to be incoming tides,” Palmer said. too soon when fished in a deep year. These present cold- presented just above the warm “Here, big specks will actually water trout drop. It is simply water temperatures have also water break. Casting slow sink- school up on the deep side of a too easy to begin to reel the schooled upriver shrimp, mul- ing plugs, including the black shallow sandbar that runs right lure in slowly, instead of allow- let and small finfish in deep and silver Count Down Rapala into a deep hole. Here, I will ing the lure to swim deep. water drops, which in turn has or the black and silver colored work a 1/2-ounce led head jig The little jetty rocks were PHOTOS BY TERRY LACOSS/SPECIAL schooled up sea trout. 52-M, Mirr-0-Lure, is also a rigged with a chartreuse plastic strategically constructed so The Mirr-O-Lure 52-M is a deadly cold-water speck Typically, Amelia Island’s deadly cold water sea trout fish- curly tail or swim a red and deep beach waters greet a lure when fished along the edge of a deep river channel. cold winter nights will drop ing tactic. white 52 MR sinking Mirror series of shallow bars at the Mathew Swartz boated this nice Amelia Island speck. down the surface water tem- These deep-water drops Lure slowly and enticingly in southern tip of Amelia Island. perature into the 50s. However, become even more productive the deeper portion of the sand- Shallow bars and the constant down deep, the water tempera- if there is structure located bar. tidal flow from Nassau Sound Current Florida fishing with one of their trout in the ture may be as much as two along the deep edge. A perfect “The trick in catching these afford an ideal ambush point for regulations allow fishermen five fish bag measuring over the degrees warmer. By increasing example of this is the deep deep water trout is lure presen- foraging specks, and baitfish are to keep five sea trout per day 22-inch maximum size limit. the sensitivity of your fish find- channel waters located at the tation. While most fishermen numerous. measuring at least 15 inches Visit www.myfwc.com.

David Long, left, drifted a live shrimp along the deep edge of the Amelia River when boating this nice cold water speck. The little jetties at the southern portion of Amelia Island often hold good numbers of cold water sea trout during an incoming tide, above. The Nassau Sport Fishing Association crowned Harley Ess “Angler of the Year,” right.

NEW Sports Wed.indd 3 1/22/19 9:45 AM 4B WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2019 SPORTS News-Leader CITY STREETS 2 STUDENT ATHLETES

SUBMITTED PHOTOS A City Streets 2 Student Athletes event was held Sunday at the Charles Eugene Richo Field at the Peck Center. The speed and agility camp was attended by youths, coaches and par- ents along with some team member of the Jacksonville Jaguars. Participants sign a “Drug Free, Don’t Try Me” pledge. The Elm Street Sportsman’s Association was also a sponsor.

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP

PHOTOS BY KATHIE COLGROVE AND AMANDA REAM/COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS Callahan Middle School hosted the Nassau County girls and boys basketball championships Thursday night. Hilliard’s girls beat Fernandina Beach Middle School 36-29, and Yulee beat FBMS 40-20 in the boys final.

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Wednesday, January 23, 2019 News-Leader / Fernandina Beach, FL Ahh! Comfortable shoes make all the difference hat a funny thing to think these rarely are available in my size. get excited about, fashionistas Jody went to the back of but I am. New will pay later the shop and returned with the Wshoes are a rarity and end up boots in my size. Well, again for me, so a recent purchase with a foot my lucky day. Like Cinderella, was quite the occasion. I am doctor try- I slipped on a tasteful black a flip-flop, sandals, and tennis ing to mend suede low-cut boot. It looked shoe kind-of-girl and, of course, the damage good and felt good. my hiking boots. Really don’t done. My shoe adventure brought Regina Hope Ziegler need a lot of shoes when I am Shoe back memories of growing up either in shorts, jeans or tennis FROM shopping and the excitement of new gear. THE is not on shoes as we planned for back- I decided to face the music PORCH the top of to-school each year. In those and get some dress shoes or, my list. days, the better shoe stores as it turned out, boots. When My favor- actually x-rayed children’s feet Tweens & Teens Scene I lunch, go out to dinner or Dickie ite brands to ensure a good fit. I especially travel, it becomes abundantly Anderson (Birken- remember dress-up shoes. clear that my footwear is a little stocks, Nike, There were shiny Mary Janes too casual. A planned trip to Keene) can be ordered online when I was a little girl. They connects students, authors Washington, D.C. and my city in a wink. Could not imagine had hard, slippery soles, not kids forced me to confront my trying to find, let alone order, like the rubber-soled shoes Students ages 10-17 are collection of shoes. “real” shoes or boots online. we enjoy today. My Dad would invited to meet and talk with Watching the news shows, Taking a deep breath, I pre- rough up the bottoms so we noted authors at the Tweens I am amazed at the shoes the sented myself to Shoe Vision, wouldn’t fall. & Teens Scene during the female anchors favor. Clearly a popular shoe store on the So now I am fully confident 2019 Amelia Island Book a prerequisite to being hired is island. It was my lucky day. that I will not be excluded Festival, according to a news shapely legs and the ability to Jody, an old friend, was work- from lunch with my friends or release. The authors will be at wear high-heeled shoes – very ing the day I made my brave embarrass my D.C. kids. Suede St. Michael Catholic Church high-heeled shoes. I trip in my move. I explained my dilemma boots, you have made me pre- Parish Hall from 5 to 7:30 p.m. tennis shoes. Cannot imagine and moved toward a display sentable. Thursday, Feb. 14. negotiating stairs, slippery with a boot that was exactly To receive her newsletter or The focus of this free event floors or other challenges in what I had in mind. They were get information about her books is “Diversity: Appreciating gift certificates from local ven- provided courtesy of Townies the shoes these women wear. on sale. Something had to go including her four From the Differences in Others through dors and books galore. Pizzeria.” No one’s feet are shaped like wrong. My feet aren’t dainty Porch books contact Dickie at Kindness.” AIBF Chairwoman Mary Students can learn more the toe end of their shoes. I so, when I do find shoes, they [email protected]. Authors for tweens partici- Elwell said in the release, about the event and register pating in the event include: “The Tweens & Teens Scene at ameliaislandbookfestival. • Michael Regina, gives our community’s young org. Registration is required to Adamsville, Book 1: the people the very special oppor- ensure space availability, but Unknowns; tunity to meet personally with the event is free of charge. • John Hope, Silencing creative young-adult writers. St. Michael Catholic Church Concours founder special Sharks; and We’re so grateful to these Parish Hall is located at 228 • Gary Zeiger, Stingray: You authors for making themselves N. Fourth St. in Fernandina Can’t Hide Forever. available to spend time with Beach. Authors for teens participat- our students, discussing their Tweens & Teens Scene is guest at MNC luncheon ing are: books, the craft of writing and sponsored by The Miller Family • Yvonne Ventresca, Black helping them appreciate our and Paul & Annie Burns. Amelia Island Concours Flowers, White Lies; differences through books and In addition to the Tweens d’Elegance founder and • Janet McLaughlin, writing.” & Teens Scene, AIBF brings Chairman Bill Warner will be Different; and She continued, “We encour- the Authors in Schools Literacy guest speaker at the Men’s • Stacey Horan, Sycamore age students to come out for Program to the community Newcomers Club’s luncheon on Lane. this exciting evening and, of annually, connecting students, Feb. 21 at the Fernandina Beach In addition to speaking with course, to eat and enjoy and authors, books for lifelong Golf Club on Bill Melton Road, authors, participating students take part in our raffle prize learning. Earlier in the day Feb. according to a news release. The will be eligible for valuable door drawings. Each student will 14 during Authors in Schools meeting will begin at 11:30 a.m. prizes at the event, including receive a small gift and enjoy Day, AIBF will bring authors with a social half-hour. a Garmin inReach SE Satellite refreshments, snacks and get to into every Nassau County “Bill Warner has been around Communicator, pocket drone, share in the delicious pizza and school and give a book to each automobiles his whole life. As JBL headphones, Marvel drone, home-baked monster cookies student. a teenager, he worked at the local Volkswagen dealership in the parts department. In 1971, he began his relationship with Road & Track magazine. His photographs and writing have appeared in Road & Track, Car and Driver, Autoweek, and The SUBMITTED Atlantic,” the release states. Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance founder Bill Warner In 1975, Warner teamed with will be the guest speaker at the February luncheon of the Tom Nehl in a Porsche 911 to Men’s Newcomers Club. finish 14th in the third running of the Cannonball Baker Sea-to- Shining-Sea Memorial Trophy d’Elegance. The show has raised ervations are made in advance. Dash (aka The Cannonball Run). more than $2.25 million dollars The cost of the luncheon will In addition to racing, he for many local charitable organi- be $20 for those without reser- restores and collects cars. zations. In June 2014, Hospice vations. The $15 lunch checks His collection includes a 1957 of North East Florida named its can be mailed to the MNC, P.O. Ventresca McLaughlin Horan Cadillac El Dorado Biarritz, new care facility Community Box 16291, Fernandina Beach, a 1958 Cadillac El Dorado Hospice & Palliative Care’s FL 32035, to arrive by Saturday, Brougham, a 1972 Ferrari Warner Center for Caring in Feb.16. 365GTB/4 “Daytona,” a 1952 Fernandina Beach. Non-members, attending a Muntz Road Jet, and a 1971 Reservations for the lun- meeting for the first time, will Porsche 911T (owned since cheon must be made by email be charged $15, and if they join new), to name a few. to [email protected] or by the MNC that day, the $15 lun- In 1996, he founded The phone to 310-9055 by Saturday, cheon cost will be applied to the Amelia Island Concours Feb. 16. Cost is $15 when res- $15 membership fee.

SUBMITTED Lodge recognizes Lindes Amelia Masonic Lodge No. 47 in Fernandina Beach SUBMITTED recently inducted Fredrick Ernest Lindes Sr. as its sixth Distinguished Mason and also selected him as its 2018 Helping working families Mason of the Year, according to a news release. Lindes Linda Green of New Vision Congregational United Church of Christ in Yulee recently presented Mary Moore with a “was recognized for his many years of dedication, encour- donation for the Salvation Army Hope House’s “Move that Mountain” fund, which specifically helps Nassau County’s agement, and involvement in the lives of so many Brothers working, taxpaying families recover quickly from a documented crisis “so that they do not spiral ever downward into at Amelia Lodge No. 47 and for the impact he has made on financial ruin and ultimately homelessness,” according to a news release. them,” the release states.

NL Wednesday 01.23.indd 13 1/22/19 9:30 AM 6B Wednesday, January 23, 2019 AROUND TOWN News-Leader National storytellers performing in Woodbine, Ga. The Woodbine Public Library in Bryan-Lang Historical Archives, 311 spinning tales and exaggerating life in Camden County, Ga. will host two Camden Ave., Woodbine; The Scrappy general, Lepp is a champion of tall tales national storytellers at 6 p.m. Feb. 14 Rooster Quilts, 201 Osborne Road, filling his stories with morsels of truth at the Woodbine Community Center St. Marys, Ga.; Cottle & Gunn, 708 on universal themes,” the release says. Cafeteria, located at 201 Camden Ave. Osborne Street, St. Marys; J. Green & Irwin returns to Woodbine for a third in Woodbine, Ga., according to a news Co Jewelers, 1395 GA-40, Kingsland, time in support of the Woodbine Public release. Ga.; and Tranquility Salon, 116 Lee St., Library “with his hilarious, heart-filled The event will feature a party food Kingsland. stories. … Equal parts mischievous buffet and desserts prior to performanc- From West Virginia, Lepp has schoolboy and the Marx Brothers, pep- es by National Circuit storytellers Andy been featured often at the National pered with a touch of Southern ballad- Offutt Irwin and Bil Lepp. Storytelling Festival in Jonesboro, eer, Andy is a national award-winning “This event is to show what a public Tenn., and performed at the Georgia storyteller, singer, educator, library can bring to the north end of Smithsonian Folk Life Festival and humorist, songwriter, musician, whis- Camden County in the way of cultural Comedy Central’s Los Angeles stage. tler with a menagerie of dialects and enrichment and community bonding. His books and audio collections have mouth music.” You will laugh till your sides hurt!” the won Parent’s Choice Gold awards and For more information about the release states. recognition from the National Parenting event, contact [email protected] or Irwin Tickets are $25 and available at the Publications Association. “Adept at (912) 576-1162. Lepp

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This trio of kittens is play- ful, outgoing and ready for a “forever” home. The litter- mate brothers are Domenic, who is a gray tabby, and Jaguar and Boo, both of whom have gray and white fur. The boys are almost 4 months old and are active and loving. The kit- tens are in foster care and you can call us to meet them. Our adult cats and kittens in the Adoption Center are also wait- ing for their forever homes. They have all been spayed and cat food cans at the bins or neutered, vaccinated, and in our parking lot at 709 S. micro-chipped and are anxious Eighth Street. We graciously to find their new home and accept donations for cat care family. Our Adoption Center is and resale items at our Thrift open 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday Store. Information about through Saturday or you can our spay-neuter, TNVR and call 321-2267 to make an adoption programs is on our appointment to visit. website. Cats Angels wel- Cats Angels is a volunteer- comes volunteers to help us based organization helping care for the cats and as retail the community since 2001 clerks in our Thrift Store. with low-cost spay and neuter Our volunteer application is services and TNVR (Trap- online or you can call or stop Neuter-Vaccinate-Return to by Cats Angels to sign up. The Caregiver). We receive no Thrift Store at Cats Angels is local or federal government open 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday funding and operate solely on through Friday and 10 a.m. to SUBMITTED private donations, fund rais- 5 p.m. Saturday. The trio of Eddie and Martha Adcock and Tom Gray will bring contemporary bluegrass back to Amelia Musical ing, grants and sales from our Cats Angels can help you Playhouse in February. Thrift Store. Your support get the animals in your care is appreciated. If you want spayed or neutered. It will to know more about how to control the overpopulation of support or donate to Cats unwanted cats and dogs. Visit Trio set for encore performance at AMP Angels, visit www.catsangels. the Spay/Neuter TNVR page com and click on “How To on our website or call us at Contemporary bluegrass music pioneers band II (Second) Generation, created a new and Gray’s fluid bass lines complement Help” where you will find 321-2267 for help with feral Eddie and Martha Adcock, along with Tom form of musical hybrid known as newgrass Martha’s beautiful voice and rhythm guitar, many ways to lend a hand and and community cats or infor- Gray, will return Feb. 20 to Amelia Musical in the 1970s and 1980s. Meanwhile, Gray spiced with Eddie’s unpredictable wit,” the also be able read our current mation on low-cost spay-neu- Playhouse for an encore performance to was part of the popular Seldom Scene, which release says. Meowing Messenger newslet- ter services. Spay and Neuter their sold-out 2017 appearance, according to further brought bluegrass up to date in the Tickets are $15 and can be purchased ter. Recycle your aluminum – The Responsible Solution. a news release. 1970s and 1980s. through the AMP box office by calling 277- Eddie Adcock and Gray are the surviv- For the past 15 years, the Adcocks and 3455 or visiting ameliamusicalplayhouse. ing half of the “classic” configuration of the Gray have performed as a trio at festivals com. The show will begin at 7:30 p.m. Country Gentlemen, which modernized blue- and concerts domestically and internation- AMP is located at 1955 Island Walkway in NASSAU HUMANE SOCIETY grass in 1960s. Eddie and Martha, with their ally. “Eddie’s unique banjo and lead guitar Fernandina Beach.

Dr. Simon Swift examines Zoey, a 12-year-old Bruiser is a spunky, happy- love a home of her own. She maltese, while go-lucky kind of guy, and his is spayed and vaccinated and her owner, personality will win you over! has a microchip. Please come Janette Jordan He’s a mixed-breed little fel- meet beautiful Jessie! of Oviedo, low, and about 5 years old. Did you know you can Fla., looks on. He has a tan and white coat, keep up with NHS news and Zoey received soulful brown eyes and a big events online? Our website, at a mitral valve smile. He is great with other NassauHumane.org, features repair proce- dogs and walks well on his pictures, videos and bios of dure from Dr. leash. He has lived in a home our adoptable pets, upcoming Masami Uechi with kids and other dogs, so events, recent news, and much approximately bring the whole family over for more. Our Facebook page one year ago a supervised meet-and-greet! keeps you up-to-date on daily in France and He’s already neutered, micro- happenings. You can check has come to UF chipped, up to date on his them out anytime. subsequently shots, and ready to go home Our adoption center at 639 for check-ups. with you. We think you’ll fall Airport Road in Fernandina SARAH CAREY/SPECIAL in love with Bruiser! Beach is open 11:30 a.m. to 6 Jessie is a simply stunning p.m. Tuesday through Friday, calico cat. She is about a year 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, old and has a medium-length, and 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday. Open heart surgery for dogs coming to UF beautiful soft coat with large You can see pictures and patches of dark grey and soft videos of our adoptable pets SARAH CAREY able to operate and maintain the program “Medication can slow the progression and orange. Her eyes are a lovely at NassauHumane.org. You University of Florida independently. we can treat these dogs medically once they light green. Jessie might be can contact us at 321-1647 or College of Veterinary Medicine Mitral valve repair surgery treats a con- develop heart failure, but the average survival a bit shy right now as she [email protected], and dition known as degenerative mitral valve is only about nine months,” Swift said. “It’s a adjusts to the activity level in follow us on Facebook. Come The University of Florida College of disease, or endocardiosis. This disease has surgical disease, and it needs a surgical cure.” the cattery. We know she’d meet your new best friend! Veterinary Medicine will launch an open a genetic component and is responsible for The cardiology service at UF consists of heart surgery program for dogs later this about 75 percent of all canine cardiac issues, four board-certified cardiologists with three year, becoming the only fully functional Swift said. The disease causes a thickening of residents supported by two technicians. In program of its kind in the United States and the heart valves, weakening them and allow- addition to the medical treatment of degen- PET PROJECTS the only one to offer the complex procedure ing a backflow of blood into the left atrium erative mitral valve disease, UF veterinary known as mitral valve repair. from the left ventricle, causing the heart cardiologists have studied gene therapy of The program will be a collaboration to dilate and increasing left atrial pressure. dilated cardiomyopathy and hypertrophic Donations needed between UF and veterinary cardiolo- Ultimately, fluid builds up in the lungs as cardiomyopathy as well as advanced inter- Bring gently used items to donate to Second Chance resale gist Masami Uechi, D.V.M., Ph.D., of the pulmonary edema, causing congestive heart ventional techniques. store, 1002 S. 14th St., to benefit the Nassau Humane Society’s JASMINE Veterinary Cardiovascular Medical failure and, ultimately, death. “In collaboration with cardiologists at programs. Free pickup is available by calling 321-0022. Center in Yokohama, Japan. Although any dog breed can develop UF Health Shands Children’s Hospital, we Uechi visited UF in February 2018 at the degenerative mitral valve disease, small- have recently published details relating to Cats Angels Need Your Help college’s invitation and gave a presentation on breed dogs such as cavalier King Charles the long-term follow up of stenting the right Cats Angels is in need of volunteers for our Thrift Store and mitral valve repair. He regularly performs the spaniels, dachshunds, Malteses, poodles ventricular outflow tract in dogs with pul- for cat care. If you like working in a retail setting, we have shifts procedure in Japan and he and his team have and chihuahuas are most commonly affect- monic stenosis, a congenital disease in which available Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and performed it in France and elsewhere. He has ed. Older dogs are more likely to have the this area is narrowed,” Swift said. from 2 to 5 p.m. If those hours don’t fit in your schedule but a success rate over 90 percent. disease, but some breeds get this disease The UF Small Animal Hospital has the you would still like to help in the Thrift Store, let us know. The “The plan is for Dr. Uechi to come with at a younger age. For example, 50 percent expertise and facilities to support this com- kitties need your help too. We have two cleaning shifts (morn- his team and equipment for a week in the of cavaliers have this disease by age 5 or 6, plex work, Swift said, and the pediatric bypass ing and evening) every day and the cats and our volunteers are spring to perform the procedure initially on Swift said. team at UF Health has offered to assist the always happy to meet new people. Our volunteer application is one dog, then to return two months later to “We currently have three clients of the new program in the early stages. available online at our website at bit.ly/2ijwWGf or at the Cats do four more cases. From then on, he and his UF Small Animal Hospital that have gone to Uechi has visited several universities in Angels Thrift Store, 709 S. Eighth St. We’re open 11 a.m. to 5 team plan to operate on six dogs every two France to have the surgery, and we are send- the United States over the past five years and p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. For months,” said Simon Swift, D.V.M., a clinical ing a further two to Japan,” Swift said, adding has performed this surgery on an occasional more information, call us 321-2267. associate professor and chief of the cardiology that the first patient to receive the procedure basis, but the UF program represents the service at UF’s Small Animal Hospital. “This would be selected based on need and sever- first time he and his team have made a formal NHS needs volunteers will lead to a teaching and research collabora- ity of illness. Only patients deemed qualified agreement to come on a recurring basis with The Nassau Humane Society is looking to add to its volun- tion between UF, the JASMINE Clinic and to receive the procedure after referral from visa status to work in the U.S. teers to assist with various services. Visit nassauhumane.org, Azabu University.” a veterinarian will be considered, he added. “We want to give the maximum effort to email [email protected] or call 321-1647. As part of an agreement Uechi reached Prior to coming to UF, Swift worked save many dogs with mitral regurgitation, with UF, he and his team would provide train- as a cardiology specialist on faculty at the working with the UF team,” Uechi said. “I Spay and neuter services ing in mitral valve repair surgery to UF car- Liverpool University Teaching Hospital. am very excited to develop innovative medi- Cats Angels provides low-cost spay and neuter and TNVR diologists, surgeons, anesthesiologists, per- He served as the cardiology adviser to the cal and surgical treatments through academic (Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return to Caregiver) services through fusionists, critical care specialists and other Cavalier Spaniel Club in the United Kingdom exchanges between UF, JASMINE and Azabu First Coast No More Homeless Pets. Call 321-2267. key staff with the ultimate goal of UF being for 20 years. University.”

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$45. To register, contact Julie open at 4 p.m., warm-ups ‘BIRDS, BUTTERFLIES, at 518-322-7937. at 5:15 p.m. Early birds People &Places play at 5:45 p.m. with the AND BLOOMS’ Overeaters Anonymous regular program at 6:30 p.m. meets in the parlor at St. Participants must be 18 years Peter’s Episcopal Church, old; minimum purchase $15. THIS WEEK and Horticulture Agent 801 Atlantic Ave., Fernandina Information, 708-2591. Rebecca Jordi will host Beach, at 1 p.m. Thursdays. UF/IFAS Nassau Master three-day workshop called Contact Ilona at 261-9361. Bingo is played every Gardeners Elaine Roblez “Crash Course in Northeast Thursday at American Legion and Harriet Klontz will teach Florida Gardening” over three Contract bridge, Monday Post 54, 626 S. Third St. The a Landscape Matters class days in February. Participants and Thursday, except the first public is invited to play. Doors on growing, maintaining, and will learn about trees, plants Monday of each month, 12:30- open at 5:30 p.m., and early pruning fruit trees in your and gardening in Florida dur- 3:30 p.m., Peck Community bird games begin at 6:05 p.m. landscape at 10 a.m. today. ing the three-day seminar Center, 516 S. 10th St., Regular session, nine games The class will take place at for newcomers to Florida. It Fernandina Beach. for $20, begins at 6:30 p.m. the Extension Service office will take place 8 a.m. to noon Cash prizes, and proceeds are at 86026 Pages Dairy Road Saturdays, Feb. 9, 16 and More than 40 classes donated to help veterans and In Yulee, where the UF/IFAS 23. Topics will include proper are available at the Nassau the community. You must be Nassau Fruit Demonstration landscape practices and plants County Council on Aging’s 18 to be in the hall during play. Garden is located. Growing for the Northeast Florida area. new location at 1901 Island Call 261-7900. there are a wide variety of fruit Each day different information Walkway in Fernandina trees and shrubs, including will be presented. The classes Beach. Go tonassaucounty- The newest exhibition at apple, pear, olive, and nec- will take place at the Extension councilonaging.org to register the Cummer Museum of tarine trees, blueberry shrubs Service office on Pages Dairy and find out more. For ques- Art & Gardens – “Urban and grape vines. The class is Road in Yulee. tions call 261-0701. Spaces, Open Skies: open to the public. For more Registration is required, Here’s a sneak peek of 20th-Century American information, call the Extension and the class costs $50 per the classes being offered: Landscape” – will be on view office at 530-6353. Master person or $75 per couple Wellness, Health & Fitness through Feb. 3. This presen- Gardeners are on phone duty (one notebook per couple). – Beginning Guitar, A Matter tation features more than 30 Fridays; call 530-6350 and Please make checks payable of Balance – Managing prints celebrating cities and press “1” for the Yulee office. to University of Florida. Concerns About Falls, Tai the timeless charms of the Registration is due by Chi for Arthritis, Gentle Yoga, country. Admire how artists The final performances Feb. 1 at 5 p.m. Late registra- Mindful Meditation; Music & have captured the changing of Grease by the Amelia tion after Feb. 1 is $75 per Dancing – Beginning Guitar, landscape of burgeoning cities Musical Playhouse “fAMP- person and $100 per couple. Line Dancing, Beginning Belly like Chicago and New York, ily Teens” will be Thursday, Attendance is limited to 30 Dancing, Happy Tappy Tap with its iconic Brooklyn Bridge, Friday and Saturday at 7:30 people.To register online, SUBMITTED Dancing; Arts & Crafts – busy streets, workers, and p.m. The iconic 1950s musi- visit http://bit.ly/2FBZogG. For The Plantation Artists’ Guild & Gallery will host “Birds, Continental Knitting, Intro to harbors. In contrast to such cal by Jim Jacobs and Warren more information, contact Jordi Butterflies, and Blooms,” a new show that begins Jan. Needlepoint , Jewelry Basics images, the stillness and Casey features more than at 530-6351 or rljordi.ufl.edu 25. A reception with light refreshments will be held 5:30- for Beginners, Handcrafted serenity of the countryside 30 teens from Amelia Island, or call the Extension office at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 1. The Guild & Gallery is located in Greeting Cards; Technology – with its wide open spaces, Jacksonville, and St. Marys, 530-6353. the Spa and Shops at the Omni Amelia Island Plantation – Making Social Media Work fields, and lakes – offer a wel- Ga., a live pit orchestra includ- Resort. for You - Getting Started/ come respite from the often ing student musicians, and UF/IFAS Nassau Kick it Up a Notch!/Keeping chaotic urban life. students running the lights Extension Service Director Your Social Media Current and sound effects. This show and Horticulture Agent or for more information, visit donated by the Fernandina & Safe/ Promoting Your Kings Bay RC Modelers, is directed by Beth Perkins Rebecca Jordi will conduct aiquilters.com. Supply list will Ukulele Network that include Business, Clubs & Events, established in 1989, is located and Janet Powell, with chore- a plant clinic from 10 a.m. to be provided at registration. a ukulele, tuner, and informa- How to Use an iPhone and/ at the intersection of Clark’s ography by Zoe Thompson. 2 p.m. Monday, Feb. 11, at tion packet of instructions, or iPad, Simplified Basic Bluff Road and Oakwell Road Tickets are selling quickly, the Extension Service office at Singers from the local Internet resources and music Excel; Community, Security in Kingsland, Ga. We are with Saturday’s performance A1A and Pages Dairy Road in area are invited to partici- to Fernandina Beach Branch & Safety – Heeeeeeeere’s a small club with excellent already sold out, according to Yulee. All county residents are pate in a community choir Library. Adults who have a Johnny! Chat with the Mayor, facilities, consisting of friendly the AMP box office. Tickets invited to bring plant samples that will present Handel’s Nassau County Library card Protect Yourself in this Ever- people passionate about our are $20 for adults and $15 showing problems in their Messiah, Part II at Amelia will be able to check out a Changing World, Protect hobby. We welcome pilots for students and can be pur- landscapes. Problems will be Baptist Church of God at 7 ukulele kit. The objective of Your Money $$$, Options to of all levels. To learn more chased by visiting ameliamu- identified and solutions offered p.m. Friday, April 19, followed the program is to make a Maximize Senior Living, AARP please visit bit.ly/2xDcFBd. sicalplayhouse.com or calling for correction. There is no fee by a second concert on at 4 musical instrument available Driver Improvement.You can 277-3455. for this service. For informa- p.m. Saturday, April 20. Part to the public to inspire a love also join NCCOA to learn and ACBL Duplicate Bridge, tion call 530-6353. Master II covers the Passion of the of music through this easily save at the same time. 1901 Island Walkway, The GFWC Woman’s Gardeners are on phone duty Christ beginning with “Behold played instrument. Library poli- Contact Melody Dawkins, Fernandina Beach. Amelia Club of Fernandina Beach Fridays; call 530-6350 and the Lamb of God“ and end- cies and circulation procedures at mdawkins@nassaucounty- Island Duplicate Bridge Club will host a fundraising din- press “1” for the Yulee office. ing with “Hallelujah.”Talented will apply to the ukulele kits. coa.org or 261-0701, ext. 117. hosts the only sanctioned ner with food from Callahan singers from the community More details will be presented ACBL duplicate bridge games BBQ from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Amelia Island Montessori representing several area at the program or visit the Lions Club bingo, every on the island. Monday, 1 p.m.; Friday, Jan. 25, at its club School’s 13th annual Chili churches will be accompanied library website at www.nas- Thursday and Sunday, Yulee house, located at 201 Jean Cookoff will take place Feb. by an ensemble of strings saureads.com. Lions Club Bingo Hall. Doors PEOPLE Continued on 8B Lafitte Blvd. The event will 23 in downtown Fernandina and piano, comprising instru- benefit the group’s scholarship Beach at Centre and Second mentalists from the Northeast Ballroom On Amelia program for Fernandina Beach streets and feature live music, Florida community, all under offers Two for Tuesday group High School female students. an interactive kids zone, arts the direction of Pam Helton, classes with East Coast Swing Tickets are $20 for adults and and craft vendors, and more. minister of music at Amelia at 7 p.m. followed by Foxtrot $10 for children 10 and under. Tickets are $10 for adults and Baptist Church. Because of at 8 p.m. Tuesday classes For more information, contact $5 for children 12 and under. the popularity of Messiah, are $10 per person or both Kathye Reily at (954) 592- For more information about Helton has decided to have for $15. A dance workshop is 9443 or [email protected]. becoming involved, contact two performances; therefore, offered 7-8:30 p.m. Thursdays teamaims@ameliaislandmon- persons who sign up for this for $10 per person. Ballroom NEXT WEEK tessori.com. All proceeds ben- event are expected to commit On Amelia is at 1897 Island efit the nonprofit school. to singing at both concerts. Walkway at RAD Studios. UF/IFAS Nassau Rehearsals will begin Sunday, Neither a partner nor a reser- Extension Service Director The Amelia Island Jan. 27, and will be held each vation is required. Call 624- and Horticulture Agent Genealogical Society will Sunday afternoon from 5 to 6 0886 or visit ballroomoname- Rebecca Jordi will conduct hold a regular monthly meet- p.m. at Amelia Baptist Church. lia.com or the Ballroom on a plant clinic from 10 a.m. ing at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. The church is located at the Amelia Facebook page. to 2 p.m. Monday, Jan. 28, at 19, in the Community Room of roundabout near Harris Teeter. the Extension Service office at the Fernandina Beach Branch Interested persons may call Resin epoxy, dirty pour A1A and Pages Dairy Road in Library, located at 25 N. Fourth Helton at 261-9527 for more art classes are being held Yulee. All county residents are St. Jean Mann will present information. 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesdays invited to bring plant samples The NSDAR (National Society and Fridays and 1-3 p.m. showing problems in their Daughters of the American ONGOING Tuesdays in the Artisan landscapes. Problems will be Revolution) Library. Since its Village, 2188 Sadler Road. All identified and solutions offered founding in 1896, the NSDAR Four kits have been materials are provided. Cost is for correction. There is no fee Library in Washington, D.C. for this service. For informa- has grown into a special- tion call 530-6353. Master ized collection of American Gardeners are on phone duty genealogical and historical Fridays; call 530-6350 and manuscripts and publications, press “1” for the Yulee office. as well as powerful onsite databases. The Library col- The 23rd annual Desserts lection contains over 225,000 of Amelia – themed “Sweet books, 10,000 research files, Treats by the Seashore” thousands of manuscript this year – will be held 6-8 items, and special collections p.m. Friday, Feb. 1, at the of African-American, Native Atlantic Recreation Center, American, and women’s his- located at 2500 Atlantic Ave. in tory, genealogy and culture. Fernandina Beach. Proceeds Nearly 40,000 family histories from the event benefit the and genealogies comprise GRAMMY 47. Politicians, for 12. Well-ventilated students and teachers of a major portion of the book AWARDS short 15. Deli offering Fernandina Beach Middle collection, many of which are 48. Isaac of science 20. Florentine iris School. Tickets are $10 per unique or available in only a ACROSS fiction fame 22. Tucker of person and can be purchased few libraries in the country. 1. Bird hangout 50. *Grammy Hall of “Modern Family” in advance at htps://fbpirates. The program will detail the 6. Loquacious per- Fame’s “Sixteen 24. Fill to satisfaction booktix.com. A ticket provides NSDAR Library resources. son’s gift? ____” 25. *Fall Out boy’s 52. Sodium solution album entrance to the event and the 9. Columbus launcher 53. French Riviera 26. End-of-semester opportunity to sample desserts The GFWC Woman’s 13. Nebraska’s larg- city events provided by local bakers and Club of Fernandina Beach est city 55. Trigonometry 27. Nimbus, pl. restaurants. The event will will host a Fashion Show 14. Not a thing abbr. 29. Hang out till feature live music provided by & Luncheon to benefit 15. Hispaniola 57. Danced to Miami these come local high school jazz musi- Operation Smile and other republic Sound Machine in home? cians and both silent and live local charities at 11 a.m. 16. Shmear holder 1985 31. Type of coffee auctions which will include Wednesday, Feb. 20, at the 17. Brouhaha 61. *____ Center maker vacations, art, jewelry, gift group’s club house, located 18. Court call 65. Bay window 32. Salivate baskets, gift certificates, and at 201 Jean Lafitte Blvd. 19. *Gaga and 66. Poor man’s 33. Humble much more. Please bring your Admission is a $25 donation. Cooper hit caviar 34. Make blank checkbook or cash to partici- The club house will be open 21. *The Recording 68. Home to BYU 36. Appear to be pate in the auctions. at 10:30 a.m. for shopping. ____ 69. Dished out 38. Bushy do A large inventory the day of 23. *Drake’s “Nice 70. Three strikes 42. Color lightly A new play by local histo- the show. Credit cards will be ____ What” 71. Like yesterday’s 45. *Childish rian Jennifer Harrison about accepted. For more informa- 24. Doe’s mate meal Gambino’s name Anna Kingsley, the West tion, contact Kathye Reily 25. *Best New Artist, 72. ‘80s sitcom 49. *What nominees African slave and plantation at (954) 592-9443 or kathy- 1983: ____ at “Who’s the ____?” do owner’s wife, who managed a [email protected]. Work 73. *”____ 51. Like lathered large and successful agricul- 28. Aquarium show Robinson,” 1968 hands tural operation in Northeast The Amelia Island Quilt PUZZLE SOL. 1.18 SUDOKU SOL. 1.16 star 74. Giving up the 54. Read-only mem- Florida, will be produced at Guild will host a quilt work- 30. *”Why don’t you ghost ory device Amelia Musical Playhouse shop on March 13. This just meet me in 56. Aerosol can emanation on June 7 and 8. An audition workshop, open to members the ____” DOWN 35. Line of symmetry 1. Ugly crowds 57. Toothy groomer for some of the 22 parts in and non-members, offer quil- 37. Itty-bitty bit 2. Wet nurse 58. Three-ply dunker Turning Tides: Life and Times ters the opportunity to hone 39. Unwelcome 3. Indian music 59. Lice eggs of Anna Kingsley will be held their skills from professional message on com- 4. Elf’s perch 60. *Bee ____, 2-4 p.m. Feb. 2 at The Amelia quilters from the southeast puter screen 5. Inciting call to a multiple awards Island Museum of History, region. “Modern Quilting” will 40. Roll call call hunting hound winner located at 233 S. Third St. in be taught by Lynne Reinhardt 41. *”Reputation” 6. Bite like a beaver 61. Series of reps, Fernandina Beach. from Marietta, Ga., who will artist 7. A hand pl. provide an all-day workshop 43. “The Bridges of 8. Swell up 62. “Laughing on the UPCOMING on modern quilting. Cost is Madison County” 9. Persian backgam- inside” text $30 for members and $40 for state mon 63. Fifty-fifty UF/IFAS Nassau non-members by Feb. 1. Price 44. Implant 10. Adjutant 64. *____ of the Extension Service Director after Feb. 1 is $50. To register 46. Delhi wrap 11. Type of cell Year

NL Wednesday 01.23.indd 15 1/22/19 10:46 AM NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Monday the 11th day of February 2019, at 6:00 P.M. the Board of County Commis- sioners of Nassau County will hold a public hearing at the Commission Chambers, James S. Page Governmental Complex, 96135 Nassau Place, Yulee, Florida, 32097 to consider a vacation of lot 9 and a partial vacation of lots 8 and 10 of the Chelsea Plat, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE as recorded by Plat Book 3, FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Page 5, in conjunction with IN AND FOR the final recordation of the NASSAU COUNTY FLORIDA Autumn Trace Plat. The Public CASE NO.: 45-2018-DP-07 is invited to attend the meet- IN THE INTEREST OF: ing concerning the following P. A. P. described property in Nassau DOB:02/27/2015 County: K. A. P. The location of property is: On DOB:06/09/2017 Amelia Island. From State MINOR CHILDREN Road 200, head south on SUMMONS AND NOTICE OF Amelia Island Parkway. Turn ACTION BY PUBLICATION right to continue southwest FOR TERMINATION OF on Buccaneer Trail. Turn right PARENTAL RIGHTS on Autumn Trace Road. The THE STATE OF FLORIDA property is located at the TO: Michael Kirby Powell northwest corner of Bucca- Address unknown neer Trail and Autumn Trace YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Road. that a Petition has been filed IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE This application is filed by: in the above-styled Court by FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Artisan Homes, LLC, 9995 the STATE OF FLORIDA DE- IN AND FOR Gate Pkwy. North, Suite 400, PARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA Jacksonville, FL 32246, owner, FAMILIES for termination of CASE NO.: 18CA000231AXYX and Gillette & Associates, Inc. parental rights and perma- U.S. BANK TRUST, N.A., AS 20 South 4th Street, Fernandi- nent commitment for subse- TRUSTEE FOR LSF10 MASTER na Beach, FL 32034, agent. quent adoption of the above PARTICIPATION TRUST, Action Requested: The Ap- named male child P.A.P. born Plaintiff, plicants are seeking final plat on February 27, 2015 in Duval vs. approval for the Autumn County, Florida; and the THE ESTATE OF DANNY CHESS- Trace Replat in conjunction NOTICE OF AGENCY ACTION above named male child ER, DECEASED; KELLY ELIZA- with a vacation of Lot 9 and TAKEN BY THE K.A.P born on June 9, 2017 in BETH CHESSER F/K/A KELLY a partial vacation of Lots 8 ST.JOHNS RIVER WATER Duval County, Florida. You ELIZABETH HOOVER F/K/A KEL- and 10 of the original MANAGEMENT DISTRICT are hereby commanded to LY E. HOOVER; UNKNOWN Chelsea plat as recorded in Notice is given that the fol- appear before the General HEIRS, BENEFICIARIES, DE- Plat Book 3, Page 5. The pur- lowing permit was issued on Magistrate Janet A. Carver at VISEES, ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, pose of this replat is to recon- December 28th 2018: The the Robert M. Foster Justice CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL figure these platted lots of Range at Crane Island, LLC Center, Third Floor Courtroom OTHERS WHO MAY CLAIM AN record so there are two build- 4001 Centurion Way, Fernan- A, 76347 Veterans Way, Yulee INTEREST IN THE ESTATE OF able lots. In compliance with dina Beach, FL 32034 permit# Florida 32097 at the hour of DANNY CHESSER, DECEASED; Nassau County Land Devel- 88705-18 The project is locat- 2:00 p.m. on March 1, 2019. DITECH FINANCIAL LLC F/K/A opment Code, Section 37.02, ed in Nassau County, Section 8B You must appear at the hear- Wednesday, January 23, 2019GR AROUNDEEN TREE TOWN SERVI News-LeaderCING LLC Native Canopy Tree Protec- 49,19,6, Township 2N South, ing on the date and time F/K/A CONSECO FINANCE tion, this project submitted a Range 28E East. The permit specified. SERVICING CORP. F/K/A tree preservation plan which authorizes a surface water YOUR FAILURE TO PERSON- GREEN TREE FINANCIAL SER- was approved by the Devel- management system on 74 ALLY APPEAR FOR THIS ADVI- VICING CORPORATION, opment Review Committee. acres for The Range at Crain PEOPLE Continued fromSO 7BRY HEARING CONSTITUTES WOMEN OF NASSAUDe SETfendant(s). ORGANIZATIONALThe replat will be na MEETINGmed the Island, LLC known as Crain Is- CONSENT TO THE TERMINA- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Autumn Trace plat. land. Receiving water body Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.; Thursday,TION OF PA RE1NTAL p.m. R IGHTS TO SALE The public is invited to be is Kingsley Creek. THESE CHILDREN. IF YOU FAIL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR (Publish in the Fernandina Womenpr ofesent Nassau and b eis he a arnewd. If women’sa A pe rssocialon who clubse sub instan - For information, contact fredstokes50@TO APPEAR ON THE DATE AND NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA Beach News Leader) person decides to appeal tial interests are or may be af- gmail.com or (770) 616-7664.TIME SPECIFIED YOU MAY PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE OF INTENTIONNassau TO anCountyy decisi oncreated made byfor the newfe ctanded currenthas the right resi to- re- LOSE ALL LEGAL RIGHTS TO File No. 18-CP-442 pursuant to a Final Summary CONSIDER ENACTMENTdents. OF AN Theboar d,organization agency or commi willssion workques tto an provide administrat friendive hear-- THE CHILDREN NAMED IN THE Division B Judgment of Foreclosure dat- ORDINANCE ship andwi thfun res tope ctall t omembers any matter whileing by supporting filing a written ben petiti-on Living With Loss is aPE supportTITION PUR groupSUANT TO SEC- IN RE: ESTATE OF ed January 9, 2019, entered NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN considered at such meeting with the St. Johns River Water organized by the NassauTI AlcoholON 39.801( Crime3)(d), FLORIDA MARCUS BRIAN WOODS in Civil Case No.: 18- that the Nassau Countyeficial Plan- servicesor hearing, inhe/ shthee will community. need a Mana Yougement can become District STATUTES (2018). Deceased. CA000231AXYX of the Circuit ning and Zoning Boarad charter will reco memberrd of the and proc provideeeding, (Dyouristrict) .suggestions, Pursuant to Cha pter Drug Abatement Coalition forPur suanyoneant to sec tions 39.802 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Court of the Fourth Judicial conduct a public hearing on and that, for such purposes, 28-106 and Rule 40C-1.1007, who has lost a loved one (4and)(d) needsand 63.082( 6)(g), Flori- The administration of the Circuit in and for Nassau Tuesday, February 5, 2ideas019 at andma ydreams need to inen suhelpingre that a to Florganize,orida Admini planstrative and Cod e da Statutes (2018) you are estate of Marcus Brian County, Florida, wherein U.S. 6:00pm or soon thereacreatefter as thisverbat clubim rec byord attending of the pro- an(F .A.C.)organizational, the petition m ust be a safe place for comfort andhere bysupport. informed of the avail- Woods, deceased, whose BANK TRUST, N.A., AS TRUSTEE the matter to be heard re- ceedings is made, which filed (received) either by de- Meetings are Mondays fromability 4-5 of p.m.private placement date of death was February FOR LSF10 MASTER PARTICIPA- garding the proposedmeeting Ordi- re atcord 10s a.m.includes Thursday, the evi- Jan.livery 31,at the at o ffMorgan’sice of the D is- at the Peck Center, 516 S.wi th10th an St.,adop tion entity, as 8, 2018, is pending in the Cir- TION TRUST, Plaintiff, and THE nance. The public heaGrillering atde thence Golfand teClubstimon ofy upNorthon tr icHampton,t Clerk at Di locatedstrict Hea d- defined in section 63.032(3), cuit Court for Nassau County, ESTATE OF DANNY CHESSER, will be held at the Jamates 22680 S. wh N.ich Hamptonthe appeal Clubis to b Waye quar inte Fernandinars, P.O. Box 1429 , Palat- Fernandina Beach. Cost Flisor $10ida Spertatu tes (2018). You Florida, Probate Division, the DECEASED; KELLY ELIZABETH Page Governmental Com- based. Copies of the applica- ka FL 32178-1429 (4049 Reid have the right to be repre- NOTICE UNDER address of which is 76347 Vet- CHESSER F/K/A KELLY ELIZA- plex, 96135 Nassau Beach.Place, tiForon a morere availabl informatione at1 the De- andSt, Pa tolatk RSVP,a, FL 32177) contact or by e - meeting. Call 277-3699 or email sup- sented by an attorney in this FICTITIOUS NAME LAW erans Way, Yulee, FL 32097. BETH HOOVER F/K/A KELLY E. Yulee, Florida 32097. [email protected], the partment of Planning & Eco- orma (904)il with 465-6907.the District Clerk at [email protected] fortter informa and by cour- t-appoint- PURSUANT TO SECTION 865.09, The names and addresses of HOOVER; UNKNOWN HEIRS, Nassau County Board of nomic Opportunity located [email protected], within tion. ed counsel if you are indi- FLORIDA STATUTES the personal representatives BENEFICIARIES, DEVISEES, AS- County CommissionerSUBMITTEDs will at 96161 Nassau Place, Yulee, twenty-one (21) days of ?? gent. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN anWd ednesdaythe personal, rJepanuaryresenta- 23,SIGN 2019/nEES, LIENORews-LeaderS, CREDITORS, conduct public hearings on Fl 32097, or (904) 530-6300. In- newspaper publication of ??the Individuals with disabilities that the undersigned, desiring tives' attorney are set forth TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHERS February 11, 2019 and Febru- dividuals who cannot attend notice of District decision (for needing a reasonable ac- to engage in business under below. WHO MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST ary 25, 2019, both at 6:00pm the public hearing may pro- those persons to whom the commodation to participate the fictitious name of Little All creditors of the dece- IN THE ESTATE OF DANNY or soon thereafter as the mat- vide written comments to this District does not mail or email in this proceeding should Lamb's Child Care Center lo- dent and other persons hav- CHESSER, DECEASED; DITECH ter to be heard regarding the address or by e-mail to: actual notice). A petition contact the ADA Coordinator cated at 96382 Mt. Zion Loop, ing claimsLEGAL or demand sNOTICESFINANCIAL LLC F/K/A GREEN proposed Ordinance. The [email protected] must comply with Section- as soon as possible, tele- in the County of Nassau, in against decedent's estate on TREE SERVICING LLC F/K/A public hearings will be held at Written comments become a s120.54 (5) (b) 4.and 120.569 LEGAL NOTICE ADVERTISING phone (904) 548-4600; or if the City of Yulee, Florida, whom a copy of this notice is CONSECO FINANCE SERVIC- the James S. Page Govern- part of the record and are (2) (c), Florida Statutes (F.S.), DEADLINE IS NOON THE FRIDAY hearing or voice impaired 32097 intends to register the required to be served must ING CORP. F/K/A GREEN TREE mental Complex, 96135 Nas- subject to Florida's Public and Chapter 28-106, F.A.C. BEFORE THE NEXT PUBLICATION call 711. said name with the Division of file their claims with this court FINANCIAL SERVICING COR- sau Place, Yulee, Florida Records law, Chapter 119.07 The District will not accept a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE WITNESS my hand as clerk Corporations of the Florida ON OR BEFORE THE LATER OF PORATION;, are Defendants. 32097. (1) (a), F.S. petition sent by facsimile of said Court and the Seal Department of State, Talla- 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF I will sell to the highest bid- Persons with disabilities re- (fax). Mediation pursuant to FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, ORDINANCE 2019 - ___ thereof, this 14th day of hassee, Florida. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS der for cash, www.nassaucle- AN ORDINANCE OF THE quiring accommodations in Section 120.573, F.S., may be IN AND FOR January, 2019. Dated at Fernandina NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE rk.realforeclose.com, at 11:30 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- order to participate in this available and choosing me- NASSAU COUNTY FLORIDA. John Crawford Beach, Florida, this 15th day DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY AM, on the 21st day of Febru- SIONERS OF NASSAU COUNTY, program or activity should diation does not affect your CASE NO.: 45-2018-DP-23 as Clerk of Said Court of January, 2019. OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. ary, 2019, the following de- FLORIDA, AMENDING ARTICLE contact the Department of right to an administrative IN THE INTEREST OF: By: Karen J. Lockett Thomas K. Coleman All other creditors of the scribed real property as set 28 OF THE LAND DEVELOP- Planning & Economic Oppor- hearing. A petition for an ad- J. A. B. As Deputy Clerk Little Lamb's Child Care decedent and other persons forth in said Final Summary MENT CODE, SUPPLEMENTARY tunity (904) 530-6300, or Flori- ministrative hearing is DOB: 08/19/2016 L. Ann Hendricks, Esquire Center having claims or demands Judgment of Foreclosure, to REGULATIONS; AMENDING da Relay Service (1-800-955- deemed filed upon receipt of A. R. B. Senior Attorney/ Children's FNL 1T 01-23-2019 against decedent's estate wit: ARTICLE 32 OF THE LAND DE- 8771) at least twenty-four (24) the complete petition by the DOB: 06/17/2018 Legal Services #483549 must file their claims with this A PART OF THE NORTHEAST ¼ VELOPMENT CODE, DEFINI- hours in advance to request District Clerk at the District MINOR CHILDREN Florida Bar No.: 0834394 court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER OF THE SOUTHEAST ¼ OF THE TIONS, ALLOWING FOR ADULT such accommodation. Headquarters in Palatka, Flori- SUMMONS AND NOTICE OF NOTICE UNDER STATE OF FLORIDA THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- NORTHWEST ¼, SECTION 10, DAY CARE CENTERS IN RESI- BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- da during the Districts regular ACTION BY PUBLICATION DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN FICTITIOUS NAME LAW CATION OF THIS NOTICE. TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH, RANGE DENTIAL DISTRICTS SUBJECT TO SIONERS business hours. The District's FOR TERMINATION OF AND FAMILIES PURSUANT TO SECTION 865.09, ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED 23 EAST, NASSAU COUNTY, SUPPLEMENTARY DEVELOP- NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA regular business hours are 8 PARENTAL RIGHTS 463688 State Road 200, FLORIDA STATUTES WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FLORIDA, LYING WESTERLY AS MENT STANDARDS; ADDING ATTEST: a.m. 5 p.m., excluding week- THE STATE OF FLORIDA Suite 3 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN FORTH IN FLORIDA STATUTES OF STATE ROAD NO. 121 (1 DEFINITIONS FOR ADULT DAY /s/ JOHN A. CRAWFORD ends and District holidays. Pe- TO: Loreatha Nichole Fowler Yulee, FL 32097 that the undersigned, desiring SECTION 733.702 WILL BE FOR- 100 FOOT RIGHT-OF-WAY), CARE CENTER, CHILD CARE Its: Ex-Officio Clerk titions received by the District Ruben Lewis Bryan (904)557-9102 to engage in business under EVER BARRED. MORE PARTICULARLY DE- FACILITY, FAMILY DAY CARE /s/ Justin M. Taylor Clerk after the District's regu- Addresses unknown FNL 4T 01-23-30-2019 & the fictitious name of Lynn's NOTWITHSTANDING THE SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: FOR A HOME, AND LARGE FAMILY Its: Chairman lar business hours shall be YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 02-06-13-2019 Creations located at 95093 TIME PERIODS SET FORTH POINT OF BEGINNING, COM- DAY CARE HOME; PROVIDING FNL 2T 01-23-2019 & deemed filed as of 8 a.m. on that a Petition has been filed #483375 Periwinkle Place, in the Coun- ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED MENCE AT THE INTERSECTION FOR FINDINGS; PROVIDING 02-06-2019 the Districts next regular busi- in the above-styled Court by ty of Nassau, in the City of TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AF- OF THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID FOR SEVERABILITY; AND PRO- #484228 ness day. The District's accep- the STATE OF FLORIDA DE- NOTICE UNDER Fernandina Beach, Florida, TER THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF NORTHEAST ¼ OF THE SOUTH- VIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. tance of petitions filed by e- PARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND Notice of Public Sale FICTITIOUS NAME LAW 32034 intends to register the DEATH IS BARRED. EAST ¼ OF THE NORTHWEST ¼ All interested parties are mail is subject to certain con- FAMILIES for termination of Notice is hereby given PURSUANT TO SECTION 865.09, said name with the Division of The date of first publication of WITH THE WESTERLY RIGHT-OF- invited to attend the public ditions set forth in the Districts parental rights and perma- that the undersigned will sell, FLORIDA STATUTES Corporations of the Florida this notice is January 16,2019. WAY LINE OF SAID STATE hearings and to be heard. Statement of Agency Organi- nent commitment for subse- to enforce a lien imposed on NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Department of State, Talla- Attorney for Personal Repre- ROAD NO. 121; THENCE Copies of the proposed Ordi- zation and Operation (issued quent adoption of the above said property, under the Flori- that the undersigned, desiring hassee, Florida. sentative: SOUTH 88°21'23" WEST ALONG nance and supporting infor- pursuant to Rule 28-101.001, named male child J.A.B. born da Self Storage Facility Act to engage in business under Dated at Fernandina Katherine B. Schnauss Naugle SAID SOUTHERLY LINE OF THE mation are available for in- Florida Administrative Code), on August 19, 2016 in Nassau (Section 83.801-83.809) at the fictitious name of Drift Beach, Florida, this 14th day Attorney NORTHEAST ¼ OF THE SOUTH- spection in the Department which is available for viewing County, Florida and the public sale by competitive Day Spa located at 1894 of January, 2019. Florida Bar Number: 514381 EAST ¼ OF THE NORTHWEST ¼ of Planning and Economic at www.sjrwmd.com. These above named female child bidding on www.storagetrea- South 14th Street Suite 4B, in E. Lynn Groden The Law Office of Katherine A DISTANCE OF 200.02 FEET; Opportunity, 96161 Nassau conditions include, but are A.R.B. born on June 17, 2018 sures.com ending on Febru- the County of Nassau, in the Lynn's Creations Schnauss Naugle, P.L. THENCE NORTH 02°29'47" WEST Place, Yulee, FL 32097. Com- not limited to, the petition be- in Duval County, Florida. You ary 15, 2019 at 10:30am for City of Fernandina Beach, FNL 1T 01-23-2019 810 Margaret Street A DISTANCE OF 235.56 FEET; ments may also be directed ing in the form of a PDF or TIFF are hereby commanded to units located at: Florida, 32034 intends to regis- #483199 JACKSONVILLE, FL 32204 THENCE NORTH 87°30'13" EAST in writing to the Department file and being capable of be- appear before the General Compass Self Storage ter the said name with the Di- Telephone: (904) 366-2703 ALONG A LINE TO ITS INTER- of Planning and Economic ing stored and printed by the Magistrate Janet A. Carver at BOARD OF COUNTY 2641 Bailey Road vision of Corporations of the Fax: (904) 353-9040 SECTION WITH SAID WESTERLY Opportunity, e-mailed to District. Further, pursuant to the Robert M. Foster Justice COMMISSIONERS Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Florida Department of State, E-Mail: RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF STATE planninginfo@nassaucoun- the Districts Statement of Center, Third Floor Courtroom NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA (Nassau County) (904-261- Tallahassee, Florida. [email protected] ROAD NO. 121, A DISTANCE tyfl.com, or received by tele- Agency Organization and A, 76347 Veterans Way, Yulee INVITATION TO BID (ITB) 5700) Dated at Yulee, Florida, Secondary E-Mail: OF 233.30 FEET; THENCE phone at (904) 530-6300. All Operation, attempting to file Florida 32097 at the hour of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN The personal goods stored this 16th day of January, [email protected] SOUTH 05°27'04" WEST ALONG comments will become part a petition by facsimile (fax) is 2:00 p.m. on February 15, that the Board of County therein by the following may 2019. Personal Representative: SAID WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY of the record in this matter prohibited and shall not con- 2019. You must appear at the Commissioners of Nassau include, but are not limited to Drift Day Spa Felicia Wingate LINE A DISTANCE OF 240.85 and subject to Floridas public stitute filing. The right to an hearing on the date and time County, Florida invites sealed the items listed below. Pur- Danielle Rohrbaugh 302 N. Cherry Street FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- records law. administrative hearing and specified. bids for: chases must be made with Drift Day Spa, LLC Hartford, Arizona 72938 NING. Persons with disabilities re- the relevant procedures to YOUR FAILURE TO PERSON- Nassau County Fire Rescue cash only and paid at the FNL 1T 01-23-2019 Veronique Dickerson TOGETHER WITH A DOU- quiring accommodations in be followed are governed by ALLY APPEAR FOR THIS ADVI- Uniforms time of sale. All goods are #483812 96759 Arrigo Blvd. BLEWIDE 1988 SKYLINE WITH order to participate in this Chapter 120, Florida Statutes, SORY HEARING CONSTITUTES Bid No. NC19-002 sold as is and must be re- Fernandina Beach, Florida VIN#'S H48856GL, H48856GR program or activity should Chapter 28-106, Florida Ad- CONSENT TO THE TERMINA- NOTICE UNDER For detailed information re- moved at the time of pur- 32034 AND TITLE NUMBERS 46406577 contact (904) 530-6300 at ministrative Code, and Rule TION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS TO FICTITIOUS NAME LAW garding the bid due date chase. Compass Self Storage FNL 2T 01-16-23-2019 AND 46406571. least twenty-four (24) hours in 40C-1.1007, Florida Adminis- THESE CHILDREN. IF YOU FAIL PURSUANT TO SECTION 865.09, and bid requirements for this reserves the right to refuse #482699 If you are a person claim- advance to request such ac- trative Code. Because the TO APPEAR ON THE DATE AND ITB, please visit the Nassau any bid. Sale is subject to ad- FLORIDA STATUTES ing a right to funds remaining commodation. administrative hearing pro- TIME SPECIFIED YOU MAY Countys website at journment. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR after the sale, you must file a THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO BE cess is designed to formulate LOSE ALL LEGAL RIGHTS TO http://www.nassaucountyfl.- All units listed below con- that the undersigned, desiring NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA claim with the clerk no later PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF A final agency action, the filing THE CHILDREN NAMED IN THE com or contact the Contract tain household items. to engage in business under PROBATE DIVISION than 60 days after the sale. If PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL of a petition means the Dis- PETITION PURSUANT TO SEC- the fictitious name of Fifi's Fine Management Department at Units FILE NO.: 18-CP-431 you fail to file a claim you will ANY DECISION MADE BY THE trict's final action may be dif- TION 39.801(3)(d), FLORIDA Resale Apparel located at 904-530-6040. Bid information 3236- Miranda Ashe DIVISION: A not be entitled to any re- BOARD, AGENCY OR COM- ferent from the position taken STATUTES (2018). 4802 First Coast Hwy #430, in is also available at 3073- Kerry-Anne Gainey IN RE: ESTATE OF maining funds. After 60 days, MISSION WITH RESPECT TO by it in this notice. Failure to Pursuant to sections 39.802 the County of Nassau, in the http://www.demandstar.com (aka Kerry Anne Gainey) DAVID J. WRIGHT, only the owner of record as ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT file a petition for an adminis- (4)(d) and 63.082(6)(g), Flori- City of Fernandina Beach, and http://www.publicpur- 3094- Katie Kitts Deceased. of the date of the lis pendens SUCH MEETING OR HEARING trative hearing within the req- da Statutes (2018) you are Florida, 32034 intends to regis- chase.com . 3098- Katie Kitts NOTICE TO CREDITORS may claim the surplus. HE/SHE WILL NEED A RECORD uisite time frame shall consti- hereby informed of the avail- ter the said name with the Di- ATTEST: 3089- Terrance Smith The administration of the WITNESS my hand and the OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND tute a waiver of the right to ability of private placement vision of Corporations of the JOHN A. CRAWFORD 3026- Cheryl Smith estate of DAVID J. WRIGHT, seal of the court on January FOR THAT PURPOSE, MAY an administrative hearing. with an adoption entity, as Florida Department of State, EX-OFFICIO CLERK 2144- Robyn Daniel deceased, File Number 18- 14, 2019. NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VER- (Rule 28-106.111, F.A.C.). defined in section 63.032(3), Tallahassee, Florida. JUSTIN TAYLOR 2037- Caleb Harper CP-431, is pending in the Cir- JOHN A. CRAWFORD BATIM RECORD OF THE PRO- If you wish to do so, please Florida Statutes (2018). You Dated at Apollo Beach, CHAIR FNL 2T 01-23-30-2019 cuit Court for Nassau County, CLERK OF THE COURT CEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH visit have the right to be repre- Florida, this 11th day of Jan- BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- #483624 Florida, Probate Division, the By: Deborah Watson RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTI- www.sjrwmd.com/nor_dec/ sented by an attorney in this uary, 2019. SIONERS address of which is Nassau Deputy Clerk MONY AND EVIDENCE UPON to read the complete Notice matter and by court-appoint- Fifis Fine Resale Apparel NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE County Courthouse, 76347 Attorney for Plaintiff: WHICH APPEAL IS TO BE A1A Towing LLC gives No- of Rights to determine any le- ed counsel if you are indi- Charles G. Abdian FNL 1T 01-23-2019 Veterans Way, Suite 456, Brian L. Rosaler, Esquire BASED. tice of Foreclosure of lien and gal rights you may have con- gent. Suzy-Q Enterprises, Inc. #483856 Yulee, Florida 32097. The Popkin & Rosaler, P.A. The Planning and Zoning intent to sell these vehicles on cerning the District's decision Individuals with disabilities FNL 1T 01-23-2019 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, names and addresses of the 1701West Hillsboro Boulevard Board and the Board of 02/06/2019, 10:00 am at (s) on the permit application needing a reasonable ac- #482965 personal representative and Suite 400 County Commissioners may (s) described above. You can commodation to participate FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, 86196 Overstreet Ln Yulee, FL the personal representative's Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 continue hearings on this also request the Notice of in this proceeding should NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IN AND FOR 32097, pursuant to subsection attorney are set forth below. Telephone: (954) 360-9030 matter. Rights by contacting the Of- contact the ADA Coordinator CONSIDER ENACTMENT NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. ALL CREDITORS ARE NOTIFIED Facsimile: (954) 420-5187 Linda Morris, Chair fice of Business and Adminis- as soon as possible, tele- OF AN ORDINANCE CASE NUMBER: 2018-CA-492 A1A Towing LLC reserves the THAT: FNL 2T 01-23-30-2019 Nassau County Planning and trative Services, 4049 Reid St., phone (904) 548-4600; or if NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DIVISION A right to accept or reject any All creditors of the dece- #483491 Zoning Board Palatka, FL 32177-2529, hearing or voice impaired that the Nassau County NEIL L OLESEN AND MARY J. and/or all bids dent and other persons hav- The Board of County Commis- Tele. no 386-329-4570. call 711. Board of County Commission- OLESEN as IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1GNEC13V93J287967 ing claims or demands sioners may continue hear- FNL 1T 1-23-2019 WITNESS my hand as clerk ers will conduct a public Co-Trustees of the Neil L. Ole- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 2003 Chevrolet against decedent's estate on ings on this matter. #483478 of said Court and the Seal hearing on Monday, February sen and Mary J. Olesen Trust. IN AND FOR JNKCA31A0YT211338 th whom a copy of this notice is Justin M. Taylor, Chair 2000 Infiniti thereof, this 20 day of 11, 2019 at 6:00pm or soon Plaintiffs, NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA served must file their claims Nassau County Board FNL 1T 01-23-2019 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE December, 2018. thereafter and on Monday, vs. CASE NO.: 18CA000353AXYX with this Court WITHIN THE LAT- of County Commissioners #484286 John Crawford February 25, 2019 at 6:00pm, ARMAND SANCHEZ,et al,, BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, ER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER FNL 2T 01-16-23-2019 as Clerk of Said Court or soon thereafter, as the Defendants. COMPANY, IN AND FOR THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- #482487 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE By: Karen J. Lockett matter to be heard regarding NOTICE OF ACTION Plaintiff, NASSAU COUNTY FLORIDA. TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIR- BUDDYS AUTOMOTIVE RE- As Deputy Clerk the proposed Ordinance. The TO: VS. CASE NUMBER: 45-2017-DP-32 TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF PAIR, LLC gives Notice of L. Ann Hendricks, Esquire public hearings will be held at Armand Sanchez and all TASHA M ALEXANDER;, et al., NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING IN THE INTEREST OF: SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS Foreclosure of Lien and intent Senior Attorney/ Childrens the James S. Page Govern- unknown spouse, heirs, de- Defendant(s). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN B.K.M. DOB: 09/05/2017 NOTICE ON THEM. to sell this vehicle on Legal Services mental Complex, 96135 Nas- visees, grantees, judgment NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE that on Monday the 11th day A MINOR CHILD All other creditors of the 03/01/2019, 8:00 am at Florida Bar No.: 0834394 sau Place, Yulee, Florida creditors of defendant Ar- SALE PURSUANT TO of February 2019, at 6:00 P.M. SUMMONS AND NOTICE OF decedent and persons hav- 850843 US HIGHWAY 17 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART- 32097. mand Sanchez and all other CHAPTER 45 the Board of County Commis- ACTION BY PUBLICATION ing claims or demands YULEE, FL 32097-3985, pur- MENT OF CHILDREN AND ORDINANCE 2019 - ___ parties claiming by, through, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN sioners of Nassau County will FOR TERMINATION OF against the decedent's es- suant to subsection 713.78 of FAMILIES AN ORDINANCE OF THE under, or against Armand that sale will be made pur- hold a public hearing at the PARENTAL RIGHTS tate must file their claims with the Florida Statutes. BUDDYS 463688 State Road 200, BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- Sanchez, and all unknown suant to an Order of Final Commission Chambers, THE STATE OF FLORIDA this Court WITHIN THREE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR LLC re- Suite 3 SIONERS OF NASSAU COUNTY, natural persons, if alive, and if Judgment. Final Judgment James S. Page Governmental TO: Amanda Lee McAninch MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF serves the right to accept or Yulee, FL 32097 FLORIDA AMENDING ARTICLE dead or not known to be was awarded on January 9th, Complex, 96135 Nassau Thaddeus W. Robinson FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS reject any and/or all bids. (904)557-9102 35 OF THE LAND DEVELOP- dead or alive, their several 2019 in Civil Case No. 18- Place, Yulee, Florida, 32097 to Addresses unknown NOTICE. 5YFBURHE3JP846373 FNL 4T 01-09-16-23-30-2019 MENT CODE, STATE ROAD and respective unknown CA000353AXYX, of the Circuit consider a vacation of lot 9 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ALL CLAIMS AND DE- 2018 TOYOTA #480939 200/A1A ACCESS MANAGE- spouses, heir, devisees, Court of the FOURTH Judicial and a partial vacation of lots that a Petition has been filed MANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FNL 1T 01-23-2019 MENT OVERLAY DISTRICT, grantees and judgment cred- Circuit in and for Nassau 8 and 10 of the Chelsea Plat, in the above-styled Court by IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOREVER BARRED. #484322 SPECIFICALLY SECTION 35.09 itors or other parties claiming County, Florida, wherein, as recorded by Plat Book 3, the STATE OF FLORIDA DE- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, The date of first Publica- CLARIFYING REGULATION OF by, through or under those BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST Page 5, in conjunction with NOTICE OF SALE PARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND IN AND FOR tion of this Notice is January PARCELS AND ACCESS MAN- unknown natural persons; COMPANY is the Plaintiff, and the final recordation of the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN FAMILIES for termination of NASSAU COUNTY FLORIDA 23rd, 2019. AGEMENT STANDARDS; PRO- and all claimants, persons or TASHA M ALEXANDER; UN- Autumn Trace Plat. The Public that the undersigned intends parental rights and perma- Attorney for Personal Repre- CASE NO.: 45-2018-DP-07 VIDING FOR PURPOSE AND IN- parties, natural or corporate KNOWN SPOUSE OF TASHA M is invited to attend the meet- to sell the personal property nent commitment for subse- sentative: IN THE INTEREST OF: TENT; PROVIDING FOR SEVER- or whose exact legal status is ALEXANDER N/K/A PETER AN- ing concerning the following described below at public quent adoption of the above KATHRYN KNEE, Esquire P. A. P. ABILITY; PROVIDING FOR unknown, claiming under any THERTZ; THE HOMEOWNERS described property in Nassau sale by competitive bidding named male child B.K.M. Florida Bar No.: 849571 DOB:02/27/2015 CODIFICATION; AND PROVID- of the above-named or de- ASSOCIATION OF TIMBER- County: on Thursday the 31st day of born on September 5, 2017 in KATHRYN KNEE, P.A. K. A. P. ING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. scribed defendants or parties CREEK, INC.; are Defendants. The location of property is: On January 2019 at 10:00 am on Nassau County, Florida. You 1027 South 8th Street DOB:06/09/2017 All interested parties are or claiming to have any right, The Clerk of the Court, Amelia Island. From State the premises where said are hereby commanded to Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 MINOR CHILDREN invited to attend the public title or interest in the property John A. Crawford will sell to Road 200, head south on property has been stored and appear before the General (904) 491-1781 SUMMONS AND NOTICE OF hearings and to be heard. described in this complaint. the highest bidder for cash at Amelia Island Parkway. Turn which are located at Magistrate Janet A. Carver at Personal Representative: ACTION BY PUBLICATION Copies of the proposed Ordi- You are notified that an www.nassauclerk.realfore- right to continue southwest Bridgeview Self Storage the Robert M. Foster Justice JULIE KIMMEL FOR TERMINATION OF nance and supporting infor- action to quiet title to the fol- close.com on February 21st, on Buccaneer Trail. Turn right 474431 East State Road 200 Center, Third Floor Courtroom 2491 Captain Hook Drive PARENTAL RIGHTS mation are available for in- lowing property has been 2019 at 11:30 AM the follow- on Autumn Trace Road. The Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 A, 76347 Veterans Way, Yulee Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 THE STATE OF FLORIDA spection in the Department filed in Nassau County, Flori- ing described real property as property is located at the Nassau County the following: Florida 32097 at the hour of FNL 2T 01-23-30-2019 TO: Michael Kirby Powell of Planning and Economic da: set forth in said Final Judg- northwest corner of Bucca- Lisa Patel 2150 2:00 p.m. on February 22, #483546 Address unknown Opportunity, 96161 Nassau Lot Forty-One (41) of Wa- ment, to wit: neer Trail and Autumn Trace Angela Cleves 1216 2019. You must appear at the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Place, Yulee, FL 32097. Com- terway Oaks at Oyster Bay Road. Elizabeth Favre 1022 hearing on the date and time IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE LOT 138 OF TIMBER CREEK that a Petition has been filed ments may also be directed Harbor replat according to This application is filed by: Donna Boles 2106 specified. FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT PLANTATION PHASE THREE, in the above-styled Court by in writing to the Department the plat hereof as recorded ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Artisan Homes, LLC, 9995 Keith White 2135 YOUR FAILURE TO PERSON- IN AND FOR the STATE OF FLORIDA DE- of Planning and Economic in plat book 7 AT PAGE 289 of THEREOF AS RECORDED IN Gate Pkwy. North, Suite 400, Purchases must be paid ALLY APPEAR FOR THIS ADVI- NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA PARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND Opportunity, e-mailed to the public records of Nassau PLAT BOOK 7, PAGES 302 Jacksonville, FL 32246, owner, for at the time of purchase by SORY HEARING CONSTITUTES FAMILIES for termination of planninginfo@nassaucoun- County, Florida. CASE NO.: 18CA000231AXYX THROUGH 308, OF THE PUBLIC and Gillette & Associates, Inc. cash only. CONSENT TO THE TERMINA- parental rights and perma- tyfl.com, or received by tele- Against you, and you are re- U.S. BANK TRUST, N.A., AS RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- 20 South 4th Street, Fernandi- Dated this 1/23/2019 and TION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS TO nent commitment for subse- phone at (904) 530-6300. All quired to serve a copy of TRUSTEE FOR LSF10 MASTER TY, FLORIDA. na Beach, FL 32034, agent. 1/30/2019 THISCHILD. IF YOU FAIL TO AP- quent adoption of the above comments will become part your written defenses, if any, PARTICIPATION TRUST, ANY PERSON CLAIMING Action Requested: The Ap- FNL 2T 01-23-30-2019 PEAR ON THE DATE AND TIME named male child P.A.P. born of the record in this matter to it on J. Thomas McKeel, Plaintiff, AN INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS plicants are seeking final plat #483967 SPECIFIED YOU MAY LOSE ALL on February 27, 2015 in Duval and subject to Floridas public Esq., Plaintiffs attorney, whose vs. approval for the Autumn LEGAL RIGHTS TO THE CHILD FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER NOTICE OF AGENCY ACTION County, Florida; and the records law. address is 303 Centre Street, THE ESTATE OF DANNY CHESS- THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER Trace Replat in conjunction NAMED IN THE PETITION PUR- TAKEN BY THE above named male child Persons with disabilities re- Suite 103, Fernandina Beach, ER, DECEASED; KELLY ELIZA- AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS with a vacation of Lot 9 and SUANT TO SECTION 39.801(3 ) ST.JOHNS RIVER WATER K.A.P born on June 9, 2017 in quiring accommodations in Florida 32034 on or before BETH CHESSER F/K/A KELLY PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM a partial vacation of Lots 8 (d), FLORIDA STATUTES (2018). Duval County, Florida. You order to participate in this February 28th, 2019, and file ELIZABETH HOOVER F/K/A KEL- WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE and 10 of the original MANAGEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to sections 39.802 are hereby commanded to program or activity should the original with the Clerk of LY E. HOOVER; UNKNOWN SALE. Chelsea plat as recorded in Notice is given that the fol- (4)(d) and 63.082(6)(g), Flori- appear before the General contact (904) 530-6300 at this Court either before ser- HEIRS, BENEFICIARIES, DE- WITNESS my hand and the Plat Book 3, Page 5. The pur- lowing permit was issued on da Statutes (2018) you are Magistrate Janet A. Carver at least twenty-four (24) hours in vice of Plaintiffs attorney or VISEES, ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, seal of the court on pose of this replat is to recon- December 28th 2018: The hereby informed of the avail- the Robert M. Foster Justice advance to request such ac- immediately thereafter; oth- CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL January 15th, 2019. figure these platted lots of Range at Crane Island, LLC ability of private placement Center, Third Floor Courtroom commodation. erwise a default will be en- OTHERS WHO MAY CLAIM AN CLERK OF THE COURT record so there are two build- 4001 Centurion Way, Fernan- with an adoption entity, as A, 76347 Veterans Way, Yulee THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO BE tered against you for the re- INTEREST IN THE ESTATE OF John A. Crawford able lots. In compliance with dina Beach, FL 32034 permit# defined in section 63.032(3), Florida 32097 at the hour of PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF A lief demanded in the Com- DANNY CHESSER, DECEASED; Deborah Watson Nassau County Land Devel- 88705-18 The project is locat- Florida Statutes (2018). You 2:00 p.m. on March 1, 2019. PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL plaint. DITECH FINANCIAL LLC F/K/A Deputy Clerk opment Code, Section 37.02, ed in Nassau County, Section have the right to be repre- You must appear at the hear- ANY DECISION MADE BY THE Dated on January 4th, 2019. GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC Aldridge | Pite, LLP Native Canopy Tree Protec- 49,19,6, Township 2N South, sented by an attorney in this ing on the date and time BOARD, AGENCY OR COM- JOHN A. CRAWFORD F/K/A CONSECO FINANCE Attorney for Plaintiff(s) tion, this project submitted a Range 28E East. The permit matter and by court-appoint- specified. MISSION WITH RESPECT TO Nassau County Clerk of Court SERVICING CORP. F/K/A 1615 South Congress Avenue tree preservation plan which authorizes a surface water ed counsel if you are indi- YOUR FAILURE TO PERSON- ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT By: Deborah Watson GREEN TREE FINANCIAL SER- Suite 200 was approved by the Devel- management system on 74 gent. ALLY APPEAR FOR THIS ADVI- SUCH MEETING OR HEARING As Deputy Clerk VICING CORPORATION, Delray Beach, FL 33445 opment Review Committee. acres for The Range at Crain Individuals with disabilities SORY HEARING CONSTITUTES HE/SHE WILL NEED A RECORD FNL 2T 01-16-23-2019 Defendant(s). Phone: 561.392.6391 The replat will be named the Island, LLC known as Crain Is- needing a reasonable ac- CONSENT TO THE TERMINA- OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND #482336 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Fax: 561.392.6965 Autumn Trace plat. land. Receiving water body commodation to participate TION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS TO FOR THAT PURPOSE, MAY SALE The public is invited to be is Kingsley Creek. in this proceeding should IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FNL 2T 01-23-30-2019 THESE CHILDREN. IF YOU FAIL NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VER- (Publish in the Fernandina #483759 present and be heard. If a A person whose substan- contact the ADA Coordinator TO APPEAR ON THE DATE AND BATIM RECORD OF THE PRO- NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA Beach News Leader) person decides to appeal tial interests are or may be af- as soon as possible, tele- TIME SPECIFIED YOU MAY CEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE OF INTENTION TO any decision made by the fected has the right to re- phone (904) 548-4600; or if LOSE ALL LEGAL RIGHTS TO RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTI- File No. 18-CP-442 pursuant to a Final Summary CONSIDER ENACTMENT OF AN board, agency or commission quest an administrative hear- hearing or voice impaired THE CHILDREN NAMED IN THE MONY AND EVIDENCE UPON Division B Judgment of Foreclosure dat- ORDINANCE with respect to any matter ing by filing a written petition call 711. PETITION PURSUANT TO SEC- WHICH APPEAL IS TO BE IN RE: ESTATE OF ed January 9, 2019, entered NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN considered at such meeting with the St. Johns River Water WITNESS my hand as clerk TION 39.801(3)(d), FLORIDA BASED. MARCUS BRIAN WOODS in Civil Case No.: 18- that the Nassau County Plan- or hearing, he/she will need a Management District of said Court and the Seal STATUTES (2018). The Board of County Commis- Deceased. CA000231AXYX of the Circuit ning and Zoning Board will record of the proceeding, (District). Pursuant to Chapter thereof, this 8th day of Pursuant to sections 39.802 sioners may continue hear- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Court of the Fourth Judicial conduct a public hearing on and that, for such purposes, 28-106 and Rule 40C-1.1007, January, 2019. (4)(d) and 63.082(6)(g), Flori- ings on this matter. The administration of the Circuit in and for Nassau Tuesday, February 5, 2019 at may need to ensure that a Florida Administrative Code John Crawford da Statutes (2018) you are Justin Taylor, Chair estate of Marcus Brian County, Florida, wherein U.S. 6:00pm or soon thereafter as verbatim record of the pro- (F.A.C.), the petition must be as Clerk of Said Court hereby informed of the avail- Nassau County Board Woods, deceased, whose BANK TRUST, N.A., AS TRUSTEE the matter to be heard re- ceedings is made, which filed (received) either by de- By: Karen Lockett ability of private placement of County Commissioners date of death was February FOR LSF10 MASTER PARTICIPA- garding the proposed Ordi- records includes the evi- livery at the office of the Dis- As Deputy Clerk with an adoption entity, as FNL 2T 01-23-30-2019 8, 2018, is pending in the Cir- TION TRUST, Plaintiff, and THE nance. The public hearing dence and testimony upon trict Clerk at District Head- L. Ann Hendricks, Esquire defined in section 63.032(3), #484261 cuit Court for Nassau County, ESTATE OF DANNY CHESSER, will be held at the James S. which the appeal is to be quarters, P.O. Box 1429, Palat- Senior Attorney/ Childrens Florida Statutes (2018). You Florida, Probate Division, the DECEASED; KELLY ELIZABETH Page Governmental Com- based. Copies of the applica- ka FL 32178-1429 (4049 Reid Legal Services have the right to be repre- NOTICE UNDER address of which is 76347 Vet- CHESSER F/K/A KELLY ELIZA- plex, 96135 Nassau Place, tion are available at the De- St, Palatka, FL 32177) or by e- Florida Bar No.: 0834394 sented by an attorney in this FICTITIOUS NAME LAW erans Way, Yulee, FL 32097. BETH HOOVER F/K/A KELLY E. Yulee, Florida 32097. Also, the partment of Planning & Eco- mail with the District Clerk at STATE OF FLORIDA matter and by court-appoint- PURSUANT TO SECTION 865.09, The names and addresses of HOOVER; UNKNOWN HEIRS, Nassau County Board of nomic Opportunity located [email protected], within DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN ed counsel if you are indi- FLORIDA STATUTES the personal representatives BENEFICIARIES, DEVISEES, AS- County Commissioners will at 96161 Nassau Place, Yulee, twenty-one (21) days of AND FAMILIES gent. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and the personal representa- SIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDITORS, conduct public hearings on Fl 32097, or (904) 530-6300. In- newspaper publication of the 463688 State Road 200, Individuals with disabilities that the undersigned, desiring tives' attorney are set forth TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHERS February 11, 2019 and Febru- dividuals who cannot attend notice of District decision (for Suite 3 needing a reasonable ac- to engage in business under below. WHO MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST ary 25, 2019, both at 6:00pm the public hearing may pro- those persons to whom the Yulee, FL 32097 commodation to participate the fictitious name of Little All creditors of the dece- IN THE ESTATE OF DANNY or soon thereafter as the mat- vide written comments to this District does not mail or email (904)557-9102 in this proceeding should Lamb's Child Care Center lo- dent and other persons hav- CHESSER, DECEASED; DITECH ter to be heard regarding the address or by e-mail to: actual notice). A petition FNL 4T 01-16-23-30 & contact the ADA Coordinator cated at 96382 Mt. Zion Loop, ing claims or demands FINANCIAL LLC F/K/A GREEN proposed Ordinance. The [email protected] must comply with Section- 02-06-2019 as soon as possible, tele- in the County of Nassau, in against decedent's estate on TREE SERVICING LLC F/K/A public hearings will be held at Written comments become a s120.54 (5) (b) 4.and 120.569 #482350 phone (904) 548-4600; or if the City of Yulee, Florida, whom a copy of this notice is CONSECO FINANCE SERVIC- the James S. Page Govern- part of the record and are (2) (c), Florida Statutes (F.S.), hearing or voice impaired 32097 intends to register the required to be served must ING CORP. F/K/A GREEN TREE mental Complex, 96135 Nas- subject to Florida's Public and Chapter 28-106, F.A.C. call 711. said name with the Division of file their claims with this court FINANCIAL SERVICING COR- sau Place, Yulee, Florida Records law, Chapter 119.07 The District will not accept a WITNESS my hand as clerk Corporations of the Florida ON OR BEFORE THE LATER OF PORATION;, are Defendants. 32097. (1) (a), F.S. petition sent by facsimile of said Court and the Seal Department of State, Talla- 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF I will sell to the highest bid- ORDINANCE 2019 - ___ Persons with disabilities re- (fax). Mediation pursuant to thereof, this 14th day of hassee, Florida. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS der for cash, www.nassaucle- AN ORDINANCE OF THE quiring accommodations in Section 120.573, F.S., may be NL Wednesday 01.23.indd 16 1/22/19 10:47 AM January, 2019. Dated at Fernandina NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE rk.realforeclose.com, at 11:30 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- order to participate in this available and choosing me- John Crawford Beach, Florida, this 15th day DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY AM, on the 21st day of Febru- SIONERS OF NASSAU COUNTY, program or activity should diation does not affect your as Clerk of Said Court of January, 2019. OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. ary, 2019, the following de- FLORIDA, AMENDING ARTICLE contact the Department of right to an administrative By: Karen J. Lockett Thomas K. Coleman All other creditors of the scribed real property as set 28 OF THE LAND DEVELOP- Planning & Economic Oppor- hearing. A petition for an ad- As Deputy Clerk Little Lamb's Child Care decedent and other persons forth in said Final Summary MENT CODE, SUPPLEMENTARY tunity (904) 530-6300, or Flori- ministrative hearing is L. Ann Hendricks, Esquire Center having claims or demands Judgment of Foreclosure, to REGULATIONS; AMENDING da Relay Service (1-800-955- deemed filed upon receipt of Senior Attorney/ Children's FNL 1T 01-23-2019 against decedent's estate wit: ARTICLE 32 OF THE LAND DE- 8771) at least twenty-four (24) the complete petition by the Legal Services #483549 must file their claims with this A PART OF THE NORTHEAST ¼ VELOPMENT CODE, DEFINI- hours in advance to request District Clerk at the District Florida Bar No.: 0834394 court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER OF THE SOUTHEAST ¼ OF THE TIONS, ALLOWING FOR ADULT such accommodation. Headquarters in Palatka, Flori- STATE OF FLORIDA THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- NORTHWEST ¼, SECTION 10, DAY CARE CENTERS IN RESI- BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- da during the Districts regular DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN CATION OF THIS NOTICE. TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH, RANGE DENTIAL DISTRICTS SUBJECT TO SIONERS business hours. The District's AND FAMILIES ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED 23 EAST, NASSAU COUNTY, SUPPLEMENTARY DEVELOP- NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA regular business hours are 8 463688 State Road 200, WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FLORIDA, LYING WESTERLY AS MENT STANDARDS; ADDING ATTEST: a.m. 5 p.m., excluding week- Suite 3 FORTH IN FLORIDA STATUTES OF STATE ROAD NO. 121 (1 DEFINITIONS FOR ADULT DAY /s/ JOHN A. CRAWFORD ends and District holidays. Pe- Yulee, FL 32097 SECTION 733.702 WILL BE FOR- 100 FOOT RIGHT-OF-WAY), CARE CENTER, CHILD CARE Its: Ex-Officio Clerk titions received by the District (904)557-9102 EVER BARRED. MORE PARTICULARLY DE- FACILITY, FAMILY DAY CARE /s/ Justin M. Taylor Clerk after the District's regu- FNL 4T 01-23-30-2019 & NOTWITHSTANDING THE SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: FOR A HOME, AND LARGE FAMILY Its: Chairman lar business hours shall be 02-06-13-2019 TIME PERIODS SET FORTH POINT OF BEGINNING, COM- DAY CARE HOME; PROVIDING FNL 2T 01-23-2019 & deemed filed as of 8 a.m. on #483375 ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED MENCE AT THE INTERSECTION FOR FINDINGS; PROVIDING 02-06-2019 the Districts next regular busi- TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AF- OF THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID FOR SEVERABILITY; AND PRO- #484228 ness day. The District's accep- TER THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF NORTHEAST ¼ OF THE SOUTH- VIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. tance of petitions filed by e- DEATH IS BARRED. EAST ¼ OF THE NORTHWEST ¼ All interested parties are mail is subject to certain con- The date of first publication of WITH THE WESTERLY RIGHT-OF- invited to attend the public ditions set forth in the Districts this notice is January 16,2019. WAY LINE OF SAID STATE hearings and to be heard. Statement of Agency Organi- Attorney for Personal Repre- ROAD NO. 121; THENCE Copies of the proposed Ordi- zation and Operation (issued sentative: SOUTH 88°21'23" WEST ALONG nance and supporting infor- pursuant to Rule 28-101.001, Katherine B. Schnauss Naugle SAID SOUTHERLY LINE OF THE mation are available for in- Florida Administrative Code), Attorney NORTHEAST ¼ OF THE SOUTH- spection in the Department which is available for viewing Florida Bar Number: 514381 EAST ¼ OF THE NORTHWEST ¼ of Planning and Economic at www.sjrwmd.com. These The Law Office of Katherine A DISTANCE OF 200.02 FEET; Opportunity, 96161 Nassau conditions include, but are Schnauss Naugle, P.L. THENCE NORTH 02°29'47" WEST Place, Yulee, FL 32097. Com- not limited to, the petition be- 810 Margaret Street A DISTANCE OF 235.56 FEET; ments may also be directed ing in the form of a PDF or TIFF JACKSONVILLE, FL 32204 THENCE NORTH 87°30'13" EAST in writing to the Department file and being capable of be- Telephone: (904) 366-2703 ALONG A LINE TO ITS INTER- of Planning and Economic ing stored and printed by the Fax: (904) 353-9040 SECTION WITH SAID WESTERLY Opportunity, e-mailed to District. Further, pursuant to E-Mail: RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF STATE planninginfo@nassaucoun- the Districts Statement of [email protected] ROAD NO. 121, A DISTANCE tyfl.com, or received by tele- Agency Organization and Secondary E-Mail: OF 233.30 FEET; THENCE phone at (904) 530-6300. All Operation, attempting to file [email protected] SOUTH 05°27'04" WEST ALONG comments will become part a petition by facsimile (fax) is Personal Representative: SAID WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY of the record in this matter prohibited and shall not con- Felicia Wingate LINE A DISTANCE OF 240.85 and subject to Floridas public stitute filing. The right to an 302 N. Cherry Street FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- records law. administrative hearing and Hartford, Arizona 72938 NING. Persons with disabilities re- the relevant procedures to Veronique Dickerson TOGETHER WITH A DOU- quiring accommodations in be followed are governed by 96759 Arrigo Blvd. BLEWIDE 1988 SKYLINE WITH order to participate in this Chapter 120, Florida Statutes, Fernandina Beach, Florida VIN#'S H48856GL, H48856GR program or activity should Chapter 28-106, Florida Ad- 32034 AND TITLE NUMBERS 46406577 contact (904) 530-6300 at ministrative Code, and Rule FNL 2T 01-16-23-2019 AND 46406571. least twenty-four (24) hours in 40C-1.1007, Florida Adminis- #482699 If you are a person claim- advance to request such ac- trative Code. Because the ing a right to funds remaining commodation. administrative hearing pro- after the sale, you must file a THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO BE cess is designed to formulate claim with the clerk no later PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF A final agency action, the filing than 60 days after the sale. If PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL of a petition means the Dis- you fail to file a claim you will ANY DECISION MADE BY THE trict's final action may be dif- not be entitled to any re- BOARD, AGENCY OR COM- ferent from the position taken maining funds. After 60 days, MISSION WITH RESPECT TO by it in this notice. Failure to only the owner of record as ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT file a petition for an adminis- of the date of the lis pendens SUCH MEETING OR HEARING trative hearing within the req- may claim the surplus. HE/SHE WILL NEED A RECORD uisite time frame shall consti- WITNESS my hand and the OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND tute a waiver of the right to seal of the court on January FOR THAT PURPOSE, MAY an administrative hearing. 14, 2019. NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VER- (Rule 28-106.111, F.A.C.). JOHN A. CRAWFORD BATIM RECORD OF THE PRO- If you wish to do so, please CLERK OF THE COURT CEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH visit By: Deborah Watson RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTI- www.sjrwmd.com/nor_dec/ Deputy Clerk MONY AND EVIDENCE UPON to read the complete Notice Attorney for Plaintiff: WHICH APPEAL IS TO BE of Rights to determine any le- Brian L. Rosaler, Esquire BASED. gal rights you may have con- Popkin & Rosaler, P.A. The Planning and Zoning cerning the District's decision 1701West Hillsboro Boulevard Board and the Board of (s) on the permit application Suite 400 County Commissioners may (s) described above. You can Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 continue hearings on this also request the Notice of Telephone: (954) 360-9030 matter. Rights by contacting the Of- Facsimile: (954) 420-5187 Linda Morris, Chair fice of Business and Adminis- FNL 2T 01-23-30-2019 Nassau County Planning and trative Services, 4049 Reid St., #483491 Zoning Board Palatka, FL 32177-2529, The Board of County Commis- Tele. no 386-329-4570. sioners may continue hear- FNL 1T 1-23-2019 ings on this matter. #483478 Justin M. Taylor, Chair Nassau County Board of County Commissioners FNL 2T 01-16-23-2019 #482487

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