Three Vehicle straight rear ends for Cats motorcyle See page 16 See page 7 75¢ February 28, 2013 Thursday ThE BakER COUNty PREss 83rd Year, Vol. 45 | Winner of 5 state awards for journalism excellence in 2011 ‘Sexting’ teen gets County inmate costs driving deficit New jail sold as 23 yr. old ‘money-maker’ two years still years away A circuit judge on February from paying off 19 sentenced a Macclenny man to two years in state prison for Joel Addington sending obscene images to a News Editor 15-year-old girl during a period [email protected] of several days in July of last In recent years Baker County’s crime year. rate has dropped but its inmate popu- The state dropped a charge lation in county jail has not. It’s been of obscene growing and draining the county’s once Daily local inmate average: 130 commu- healthy rainy-day fund in the process. nication Since the new Baker County Sheriff’s against Complex opened in June 2009, the an- Per day inmate cost: $85 Buddy nual deficit in the county’s fine and for- Duane feiture fund, which covers corrections, Cham- law enforcement and other related costs, County’s daily cost: $11,050 pion Jr. has steadily grown to $3.9 million. in return In the four years between 2007-08 for his and 2011-12, the deficit more than dou- County’s yearly cost: $4 million no con- bled. test plea. Part of that jump is due to the higher Judge daily rate the county pays per inmate at Mark Buddy Champion the new 500-bed facility — roughly $85 Moseley per day or $40 more than the rate at the During one day of county court this to sentencing. On any given day, there’s budget gap has been sucking about $1.5 also ordered the defendant to former jail adjacent to the courthouse. month, defendants were ordered to about 130 county prisoners, which costs million annually from county savings in serve two years on probation But the rising local prisoner population, serve 451 days in county jail at a cost of $11,050 per day or $4 million per year. recent years. The reserve balance once following release and gave him which has been expanding about 10 per- nearly $38,000 to local taxpayers. A day The fine and forfeiture fund’s shortfall stood at $11 million but today has fallen credit for 124 days in county cent per year, is also stressing the fine of circuit court netted six defendants 782 is offset annually by moving money from below the $5 million mark. jail. and forfeiture fund. days, which will cost the public roughly the county’s general fund at the end of The county’s current annual budget Mr. Champion, 23, will also The fund is fed mostly by property $66,000. the fiscal year, which contributes greatly is $28.2 million and Mr. Fraser expects be subject to a psycho-sexual taxes but also fines and proceeds from Then there’s all the time spent by lo- to the county’s overall budget deficit. evaluation based on his ac- seizures. cal residents who land in the jail prior Clerk of Courts Al Fraser said that tions during a more than two See page 4 week period during which he engaged in lewd communica- tion with the girl via text and much left,” Ms. Wallace, 69, said of the remains. “He was also transmitted lewd photos covered by a large truck or heavy equipment tire.” of himself. Investigation Victim’s parents The victim’s bones were found among those of a cow car- He has a criminal record cass as well. that includes theft, burglary Physical evidence from the scene, including a red hatchet and resisting police. seek re-opening and other items, were in the custody of the Florida Depart- In other cases that court ses- ment of Law Enforcement last week. sion, Judge Moseley ordered Sheriff Dobson said his department, specifically Lt. Brad Chester Hadley, 25, of Sander- REDUX of ‘83 murder case Dougherty, who is assigned to the case, will be reviewing son to prison for 15 months for that evidence and the sheriff’s office case file in the coming failure to register a change of Joel Addington weeks and months. address. Mr. Hadley is a sexu- News Editor “We’re just beginning to get started,” said Lt. Dougherty. al offender with a past offense [email protected] The file contains documents related to interviews con- of lewd conduct with a female ducted by the late Archie Roberson, who originally inves- under 17 years old, and thus is Sheriff Joey Dobson recently reopened the tigated the murder, polygraph test results, the medical ex- required to apprise authorities nearly three-decades-old murder case of a aminer’s autopsy report and other information. of his place of residence. young man bludgeoned to death and dumped Lt. Dougherty said he’s investigated other murder cases, The state dropped a com- in the woods south of Macclenny. including those of Aaron Fox and Melanie Jackson, who panion charge of failure to reg- The victim’s mother, Marty Green Wal- were handed 50-year and life sentences, respectively in re- ister in the county as a sex of- lace of Tennessee and formerly a nursing cent years; but never one as old as the Green case. fender. supervisor at the Fraser emergency The victim’s parents say they were given very little infor- • Brian Hance, 29, will serve room in the 1980s, contacted the mation during the initial investigation and hope a second a sentence of one year and one sheriff in January and requested look by police and the public will turn up new leads. week after pleading no contest the case be reexamined. “When I went to identify him a month or so later, the to sale of hydromorphine to an Ms. Wallace said she’s finally medical examiner determined he had multiple skull frac- undercover buyer at his resi- ready to talk publicly about the tures from a pry bar. That was all we ever knew,” said Ms. dence west of Glen St. Mary in murder of her 19-year-old son, Wallace. “They always said they were on the verge of an May, 2012. The state dropped a Arthur Lewis Green, Jr., and re- arrest but nothing ever happened. We thought it had to do drug possession count as part visit perhaps the most tragic with buying pot or something. He did smoke pot occasion- of the plea bargain. event in her life. ally, but police said it had nothing to do with drugs, and I • Marleon Farmer admitted Mr. Green moved from his fa- don’t know why.” to violating probation from an ther’s home in Albany, GA to live Ms. Wallace speculated that her son may have been in- earlier case by being arrested in with his sister, Donna Cooper volved with people in the marijuana trade who were con- December and also drew a one Pullem, on West Ivey Street in nected with authorities. Her ex-husband and the victim’s Macclenny. He worked at a gas father, Art Green Sr., also believes local police could have See page 5 station at South 6th Street and been involved. US 90, known as the Direct Oil “The whole sheriff’s office fought me the whole way ... ,” station. said Mr. Green, referring to his quest in the years following About a month after he went the murder to obtain records related to the investigation. “I missing — not returning home or don’t think they wanted to solve it.” showing up for work — a couple Nonetheless, the sheriff’s office did add $500 to the County collecting aluminum cans found $2000 reward being offered by the family for information Mr. Green’s remains in a logging that would solve the murder. road ditch in the woods between Ms. Wallace hopes that enough time has passed since commission SR 121 and CR 125 about 5 miles her son’s death that someone with information about the south of Macclenny the evening case may come forward. of September 30, 1983. Photos by Joel Addington affirms its “After a few weeks, there wasn’t Lt. Brad Dougherty with case file on the murder of Arthur L. Green Jr., pictured at right. See page 5 support of bakercountypress.com Covering Baker County since 1929 Online Poll Results 27% Rick Scott The county’s most professional and extensive source for news, classified, display and real estate listings gun rights Who would you 23% Charlie Crist 904.259.2400 •• 904.259.6502 Fax support for 15% Adam Putnam www.bakercountypress.com See page 5 governor? 12% Alex Sink Visit our website and vote each week in our online poll. [email protected] Page 2 The Baker County Press Thursday, February 28, 2013 The Baker County Press Page 3 comment February 28, 2013 Letters to the editor Contact Us Letters are welcome, but must contain the signature of the writer, a telephone number and city of residence. By phone at 904.259.2400 or by fax at 904.259.6502. You can stop by our office located at 104 S. Fifth Street, Letters must reflect opinions and statements on issues of current interest to the general public. Macclenny, FL or mail your submission to PO Box 598, Macclenny, FL 32063. XFINITY® delivers The newspaper reserves the right to reject any material which in the newspaper’s judgement does not meet standards of publication. We are available online at www.bakercountypress.com Sequestration: the fastest Internet. fear mongering and bad theater It’s all political theater — and U-verse doesn’t bad theater at that. The idea that Washington, Impressions both the legislative and execu- tive branches, expect the taxpay- Jim McGauley ing public to take them seriously even come close. when they drone on about the necessity of “cutting spending” is ab- surd on its face. These are the people who, over the past 100 years (next month) since Woodrow Wilson was elected president, have brought us to where our federal agencies spend at least a trillion dollars more every year than the government takes in. And now they’re out there this week braying about how $85 billion in spending cuts next fiscal year will be the death of us all. That’s $85 billion in a $3.8 trillion budget, $1 trillion of which we’ll have to bor- row from the Chinese or other sources purchasing our treasury bills backed by money that the federal government is printing and pump- ing into the market. Get that? Ever notice that when government spending is targeted — at all levels — they trot out predictions designed to scare you? “Well okay, if we have to cut more, there will be fewer police and firemen.” Fewer teachers, less money for schools, more pollution, school kids won’t eat, senior citizens dining on cat food. President Obama, he who governs not on substance but on knock- ing down straw men and staging photo ops and visuals, yacks on in front of a group of uniformed whatevers dutifully standing there (like- ly on taxpayer time and travel) in great fear of losing their jobs and making our lives less safe. Ever see him, or any President for that matter, stage the same event with, say, etymologists or pizza dough makers in the background? Nope. Nothing scary there. Getting back to what we now call sequestration, do you honestly believe that after March 1 the loss of $85 billion (about 2.4% of the total projected budget) will send this country down the tubes? Mind LETTERs to the editor Oh, those wild you, this is a federal government whose own analysts estimate has $115 billion in pure waste and double payments built into the system right now. And consider this, even with sequestration the government will and crazy dentists spend more next year than this. What they’re cutting back is the rate ® Nelson’s non-answer XFINITY already delivers speeds up to four times faster than U-verse.* And now, XFINITY is doubling the speeds on of increase. I have a toothache. Ouch! 15-round prize fight. By round two of its fastest Internet tiers. Plus, XFINITY brings you the fastest in-home Wi-Fi with the Here’s what will send the country down the tubes: continued $1 Dear Editor: Actually, I have more than a 12 Dick was sweating. trillion annual deficits (even before Obamacare kicks in) and the most coverage in your home. So don’t fall for U-verse. Since the gun control issue resurfaced, I have repeatedly called and toothache — a whole face ache. Finally, he shook his head, refusal to reform the biggest cause of them — entitlements. If your written to Sen. Bill Nelson about specific concerns. He keeps sending My face is swollen from my put a knee on my lap, grasped governing plan doesn’t include those, you’re not serious. Better yet, me, and others in our county, the same e-mail. neck to my eye. Not to the point the pliers with both hands and you’re not fit for a position of authority in Congress or anywhere else. “He’s a hunter, supports the Second Amendment, assault ban and that I look like a yanked. The Something else to consider this week amid all this pointless fuss- limit 10 round clip.” blowfish, but it’s tooth came out. ing. Private business had to sequestrate five years ago, and you didn’t He doesn’t answer specific questions. enough to make If it didn’t he hear nary a peep about it. Most of us cut back far in excess of 2.4% and FEATURE XFINITY U-VERSE First, the Second Amendment has nothing to do with hunting. me talk funny, My Side of was going to tie we did it because we had to. Hunting is a state issue. Second, people who have sustained home look even fun- a string to the And many of us are still dealing with that collapse in 2007 which, invasions needs more than a 10-round clip, as in the recent case in nier than usual the Matter door handle and if you must know, was precipitated by the bottom falling out of the west Jacksonville. and be miser- ROBERT GERARD slam it like in the housing market and resulting financial collapse of big lenders who The fastest Internet YES NO No answer, no response. able. old cowboy mov- peddled derivatives consisting of home mortgages held by people who Finally, a worker in his Jacksonville office spoke the truth: ‘Maam, Supposedly, ies. Either that should never have been given mortgages. you’re getting the answer that DC has chosen, not answers to your the dentist is going to try and or use dynamite. And why were they? Because of mandates from Washington, both questions. work me in for a root canal I didn’t fall asleep that day. Congress and the executive branches. Basically the same players in The fastest in-home Wi-Fi with the most So, for all those who voted for Bill Nelson, thanks. When you vote on Friday. To give you an idea Dynamite reminds me of my charge now. coverage in your home YES NO for people like Nelson, you and your children will lose their rights. of how this feels, I’m actually least pleasant dental memory. Get it? Don’t vote for incumbents just because their names are familiar. looking forward to a root canal. I was getting a bridge on one So, why am I telling you my of my lower teeth, and it was More Internet protection included at no additional Kate Svagdis troubles? Not because I like to time to put on the permanent. Macclenny gripe and complain – though Or so we all thought. cost with Norton® Security Suite, IDENTITY GUARD® YES NO my wife claims I do, but be- I was going to a dentist in Facebook fans and Comcast Secure Backup & Share cause it brings me to this week’s Jacksonville at the time and I column – dental procedures I guess when he put the tempo- County’s ‘shining star’ have known. rary on he used the kind of ce- ‘What you had to say ...’ That doesn’t sound like ment used for driveways and Dear Editor: refreshing. much of a topic for a humor backyard basketball courts. It We have a “shining star” in Every department had a column, but I always manage wouldn’t budge. Renovations to the old Food Lion people either don’t want to or can’t Baker County in Macclenny positive influence on my recov- to have unusual things happen It looked like a repeat of the space on South 6th Street to make way get to Jacksonville for supplies and GET STARTED WITH Nursing and Rehab. I was re- ery, and home cooked meals in the dentist chair. Dr. Dick scene, but no. Instead, for the arrival of the Tractor Supply Co. lo- the prices have always exploited that ECONOMY PLUS INTERNET INCLUDES cently sent there after open were an added plus. I’m not one with terrible he looked at his nurse and cation coming to Macclenny recently be- fact. Maybe a little more competition NO CONSTANT GUARD® heart surgery and what a I am healing wonderfully dental anxiety. I’ve been known straight-faced said, “Get the gan. We turned to Facebook last week to will ultimately help the customers of $ 99 blessing it was! I’ve never en- and it is due to the exceptional to fall asleep in the chair while blowtorch.” break the news and asked readers about our town. Stay safe with the most TERM CONTRACT countered such dedicated and care I received there. they work on my mouth. At one I had about 12 shots of No- their thoughts on the change. Here’s a Bryce Thomas: I love the free mar- comprehensive suite of professional employees. The Judy Gentile point, a dentist woke me up to vocaine in me so I didn’t really REQUIRED online protection look at what they had to say: ket system. Competition is a great camaraderie of everyone is so Glen St. Mary see if I was okay. They thought care what he did and I chuckled 14 (a $360 value) Jason Hooker: Cant wait! Glad to thing. a month for 12 months I’d passed out. at his funny joke. finally get a decent and affordable AshleyandGary Kennedy: I think My first dentist when I Only it wasn’t a joke. She hardware store. we need a Publix or Target. moved to Macclenny was Dick brought him a blowtorch. Dennis Whelan: Can’t wait, will Cindy Clark Rhoden: I agree Ash- Johnson. He is a friend, but I At which point, I spoke up. save trips to other towns. leyandGary Kennedy, I think a Publix recall a trip to the dentist’s of- “Murph furlaruph graturf The Baker County Press Sandy Bryant: I think it will just or Target would be fantastic. I love usps 040-280 fice that Dick probably would mutaloof!!” That roughly trans- rather forget. lates to “Are you out of your destroy the existing stores that shopping at Publix. Post Office Box 598 I had a particularly bad mind?” have always been here, and will do Matthew Barfield: I think tractor Macclenny, FL 32063 anything for you. Do you think the supply will be open past 6 pm? Tomorrow could be awesome if you call 1-877-482-4955 today. (904) 259-2400 molar and Dick decided that You’d think he’d understand the best bet was to yank it. Of Novocaine since he was a den- tractor supply people will care if you Melissa Elaine Haines: I would The Baker County Press is published each Thursday by Baker County Press, course dentists like all true pro- tist, but he ignored me and — have a fire, think they will care if you love to see a Publix come to town. Inc. Periodicals postage paid under permit issued April 12, 1929 at the post have a death? I know Benny Joe has JoAnne Burger: PUBLIX PLEASE! comcast.com/xfinity office in Macclenny, Florida. fessionals don’t use words like Swoosh! — fired up the blow- “yank.” He had to “extract” it. torch. I almost came out of the helped a lot of people in this county, Charles Jackson Parker Presnell: SUBSCRIPTION RATES That’s what he thought. The chair. and people should stay loyal. No, I I think it is wonderful Baker County $25.00 a year inside Baker County; $35.00 a year outside Baker Coun- truth was he had to yank it. The nurse assured me it will continue to go to Bennett’s. If I needs all it can get. Maybe someday ty; deduct, $1.00 for persons 65 years of age or older, military person- Ordinarily pulling a tooth would be okay. Okay for her go to tractor supply, it will be to look a Home Depot. nel on active duty outside Baker County, and college students living doesn’t take that long. They maybe, but this guy is six inch- only!” Lynne Bolen: Tractor Supply has outside Baker County. POSTMASTER: send address changes to The numb you and pull it out. es from my mouth with a flam- Sue Hauge: Can’t wait, about a variety of things Bennett’s & Ace Baker County Press, P.O. Box 598, Macclenny, FL. 32063. Sometimes it breaks and comes ing blowtorch. time. don’t. I’ve shopped the stores in Jax Publisher out in pieces. This tooth was I was … concerned. And cor- Marcia L. King: Not sure if Mac- and even Ocala. Bennett’s has better James C. McGauley - [email protected] stubborn with four roots that nered at the same time. clenny is ready for progress. 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87043_NPA125653-0032_SpeedIncrease_U-Verse-10.62x21.indd 1 2/20/13 4:47 PM Page 4 The Baker County Press Thursday, February 28, 2013 Thursday, February 28, 2013 The Baker County Press Page 5 Baker County Commission Re-opens probe Vote affirms 2nd Amendment into 1983 killing ‘Sense of the board’ pushed by Giddens From page 1 with the crime. The sheriff at the time of the James Randall Davis was re- tion.” However, the board agreed to postpone a Mike Anderson murder, Joe Newmans, and Mr. portedly the last person to see the He noted that numerous officials recently final decision after Commissioner Gordon press staff Roberson have both died. She victim alive, Ms. Wallace said. have come out publicly in support of the Con- Crews said he would not feel comfortable ap- said that could make it easier for She said Mr. Davis returned from County Commissioner Adam Giddens stitutional right of citizens to own firearms, in- proving the measure without knowing that new information to emerge. Jacksonville with her son, drop- wasn’t exactly going out on a shaky political cluding Jacksonville Sheriff John Rutherford. the grant has been approved and the total Though there’s no new evi- ping him off near the old Mac- limb when he introduced a resolution at the “I just thought our board could put out a amounts. Chairman Mark Hartley instructed dence in the case at this point, Lt. clenny post office. recent board meeting to publicly express sup- resolution of support, too,” said Mr. Giddens, Lt. Faircloth to return to the board once he has Dougherty said he intends to use That story doesn’t sound plau- port for the Second Amendment right to bear an avid hunter who said he does not own any more details to provide. “new technology” to evaluate the sible to her, however. “Art was arms. assault-style weapons, but does own about 20 • Unanimously adopted a resolution to old evidence and perhaps bring too lazy to walk unless he had to,” After all, the commissioner reasoned, a follow the lead of other member counties about some conclusion. said Ms. Wallace. great number of people in rural Baker County that have withdrawn from the North Flori- For Sheriff Dobson, there’s a Another potential suspect, are probably patriotic hunters, like himself, da Broadband Authority, which has become personal connection to the case. perhaps with the last name Har- and don’t want the federal government impos- Since the shootings in clouded with allegations of mismanagement, “Years ago I worked the case, vley, lived close to the victim’s ing further restrictions on the right passed on questionable spending practices and a lawsuit traveling all over the south,” he place of employment. to them by the nation’s forefathers. Connecticut and other mass by a former female employee who claims she recalled. “We thought we knew Sheriff Dobson said a “won- “In Baker County, I would pretty much was wrongfully terminated. who did it, but we couldn’t prove der bar” found at the man’s resi- guarantee you that 99 percent of the people shootings around the Baker County joined several other counties it ... I worked it myself and was dence may have been the murder support the Second Amendment,” Mr. Gid- that had already pulled out of the authority, never able to solve it, so it’s per- weapon. He said an anthropolo- dens said in an interview on the afternoon of country, there’s been a lot of including Bradford, Taylor, Dixie, Columbia sonal to me.” gist at the University of Florida February 26. and Suwannee, which dropped out “because of Lt. Dougherty said one indi- indicated it matched injuries to The resolution was unanimously adopted anti-gun argument. the appearance of mismanagement and waste vidual targeted in the first inves- the victim’s skull, but there was by commissioners during the board meeting –Adam Giddens of money,” Darrell Register, executive director tigation, the victim’s sister’s ex- no evidence linking the bar to the on February 18 following a nationwide move- County commissioner on his pro-gun resolution of the Baker County Chamber of Commerce, husband, Walter Robert Pullem, crime scene. ment calling for stricter firearms controls after told commissioners at the February 5 board also known as Buddy, remains “a Anyone with information re- the mass murders at Sandy Hook Elementary meeting. person of interest.” garding the case is urged to con- School in Newtown, CT. The authority is comprised of counties and The investigator has not de- tact Lt. Dougherty at the sheriff’s Mr. Giddens first mentioned the resolution hunting rifles, shotguns and handguns. municipalities stretching from Baker and Put- termined the man’s whereabouts office, 259-0237. proposal two weeks earlier when he asked As an afterthought, he said if the number of nam counties near the East Coast to the Gulf of mobile as yet. “It’s not very big,” Sheriff Dob- whether other commissioners would sup- guns he owns was going to be included in this Mexico. It originally was established to bring A polygraph exam in No- son said of the case file. “They port it. All agreed that they would, including news article that he wanted people to know his expanded broadband services to rural coun- vember of 1983 implicated Mr. didn’t do a lot of report writing Commissioner Jimmy Anderson who said last weapons were kept in a “gigantic, tank safe.” ties. Pullem in the murder, but that back then.” week that it was a sad day when the commis- Also during the February 18 board meeting “The Broadband Authority just went in the banking wasn’t enough to charge him sion has to feel the need to make an expression commissioners: wrong directions,” Commissioner Giddens of support for the Constitution. • Tentatively agreed to seek a hazard miti- said. “There were all kinds of management is- Not only do a lot of folks in Baker County gation grant from the federal government to sues.” use guns for hunting, but they also use them help local governments with expenses related • Received a report from County Manag- is here. 784 South 6th Street . Macclenny, FL 32063 “to protect our homes,” Mr. Giddens said, to damage caused last year by Tropical Storm er C.J. Thompson on the recent allocation of adding that he believes the resolution “is rep- Debby. The federal government has allocated funds to repair or replace damaged bleachers Now available for Enhanced, Elite and Essential Student (904) 653-5400 resentative of our community.” $284,505 to Baker County, but the county at Little League ball fields. Mr. Thompson said Checking Customers. Stop in and sign up today. He said nobody had directly asked him to would have to put up a 25 percent match, or the bleachers had been delivered that day at Standard text and messages rates may apply. See your mobile carrier plan for details. sponsor such a resolution, but he had received $71,126. a price a little below the amount anticipated. several e-mails from constituents containing County officials said the money could be The update was requested by Commission- links to other local governing bodies across the used to help dig ditches and install culverts er James Croft, the only board member who nation that had already adopted similar mea- along CR 250, which would allow emergency voted against the appropriation. He asked the sures. responders quicker access to the Northwest- county manager if some bleachers were re- Swerving “Since the shooting in Connecticut and oth- ern portion of the county and help prevent placed was the material going to be recycled New jail: inmate costs driving deficits er mass shootings around the country, there’s bridges from being flooded or damaged by ris- or used elsewhere. been a lot of anti-gun argument,” Mr. Giddens ing floodwaters. In his reply, Mr. Thompson stated that the From page 1 the project and oversee repay- In December, 2006 coun- $170,000, that BCDC has been fi- ties are expected to rise in the fu- said, acknowledging that the resolution isn’t Lt. Adam Faircloth of the Baker County metal would be scrapped and the lumber that motorist likely to have any impact in Washington. the county will once again end ment through 2030. ty commissioners adopted the nancing over 10 months because ture, however. Sheriff’s Office told commissioners that grant was salvageable would be used in other areas. the fiscal year on September 30 There was already a small resolution and agreed to supply it lacked enough money to pay it Mr. Demann said ICE current- “I know it’s not going to reach the Presi- applications, including one for the City of However, most of it was in such badly dete- in the red. South Florida community of a $200,000 loan to create the all at once. Doing so and boosting ly pays about $80 per day but ne- dent’s desk,” he said. “There’s really nothing Macclenny, had already been submitted and riorated condition that it had to be disposed charged we can do but create more awareness. We (in “now we just have to wait to see if the grant is of, he said. about 11,000 people — Glades Baker Correctional Development BCDC’s repair and maintenance gotiations in the near future may The sales pitch County —­ employing the same Corporation (BCDC) the follow- spending as the facility ages will push it above $100. He said that Baker County) still believe in the Constitu- funded.” The former county jail, built in strategy. ing year. both shrink any excess revenues ICE could start requiring more with DUI the 1970s, was expanded over the “We have the opportunity to The bonds were sold in early in the future, Mr. Cox said. amenities for its detainees at the years to a capacity of more than be on the ground floor of an ex- 2008 and the corporation pur- His boss, Brian Bishop, the same time. The most recent ame- Correction cellent program that we could chased 92 acres north of Mac- sheriff’s office administrative nity mandated was a barber shop A Glen St. Mary man was ar- 130 beds, though the structure rested for drunk driving the eve- Court: 2 years for ‘sexting’ An article in the February 14 build our facility, have ICE in- clenny on which to build the chief, said it will likely be “several on the premises. routinely housed more prisoners. ning of February 19 after a county edition of The Press incorrectly mates for it ... and pay for it,” project. years” before the BCDC can remit Mr. Bishop, the sheriff’s ad- From page 1 lowed by an eight-month house test to grand theft and drew an The facility was ailing before deputy followed his Ford Ranger stated that Marshall Mann of Sheriff Dobson told county com- Six acres of the tract were any surpluses to the county. ministrative chief here, also ex- arrest and 30 months on proba- 18-month probation, along with TO ALL CITY BUSINESS OWNERS: the sheriff’s office got its new swerving in and out of its traffic year, seven day term. He pleaded Sanderson received a year of pro- missioners, minutes from an Oc- deeded to the county as repay- He declined to estimate when pects ICE to renegotiate its rate tion. a $250 fine. home in 2009 and the condition lane in north Macclenny. no contest to possession of con- bation after pleading no contest Over the next few weeks members of the City of Macclenny Fire tober 3, 2006 workshop show. ment for the seed money. The jail that may occur, fearing he would with BCDC upwards, as the fed- The judge also ordered him to • Brandon Harrell pleaded to only worsened after the depart- Deputy Koty Crews said Jef- trolled drugs, the violation of- on February 6 to battery. County officials, including the and sheriff’s complex occupies be held accountable if his projec- eral agency has done in other complete 100 hours community a reduced drug trafficking count Rescue Department will be conducting in-service fire pre-plans of ment’s exit. fery Doss, 24, appeared to be dis- fense. The state originally sought sheriff, former county manager about 20 acres of the tract. tion didn’t pan out. county’s in Florida. service and withheld adjudica- and sale and possession of con- all commercial structures within the city limits. The old jail sat vacant until oriented and unsteady on his feet • Jessie Gibson Jr. pleaded no probation as part of the sentence, Joe Cone and commissioners, be- BCDC, which needed more Those negotiations will take tion. Mr. Collingwood was origi- trolled drugs and was placed on the county secured a half-mil- when he exited the vehicle short- contest to driving with a revoked along with adjudication of guilt gan meeting with ICE represen- money than anticipated for The model: Glades County place this year. nally charged with lewd assault drug offender probation for three This is not a fire code enforcement action or inspection. These lion-dollar grant in 2010 to up- ly after 10 pm. He failed several license, giving a fake name to po- for improperly touching a minor tatives and a New Jersey-based utility infrastructure, later ap- A rate increase would also in- on a child less than 16 years old. years. He was also assessed $240 fire pre-plans are required to ensure as safe of a working area for grade its roof, heating and air Glades County in south Flor- field sobriety tests and his blood lice and fraudulent use of a credit female in March, 2002. investment firm’s manager, Jim proached the county for another crease the county’s bill for hous- • Karen Barron admitted to in investigating costs. conditioning, a small cell block ida formed the Glades Correc- alcohol level later at county jail card and will serve eight months A prohibition during that time firefighters during a fire as possible. Knowledge of the type and Swan, who would sell the bonds. loan of about $195,000. ing locals, because the rates for a violating probation on a half doz- • The judge ordered 18 months to hold court defendants and the tional Development Corporation measured .133. The state consid- in county jail, less 59 days. The was that Mr. Mann, 48, not have number of resources it will take to handle a fire within the structure Once the bonds were paid off, An agreement with the coun- single facility cannot differ based en offenses dating back to 2010, of probation for Kyle Holton in front office area once occupied by a few years ahead of Baker Coun- ers anything above .08 as intoxi- state dropped a count of felony contact with the victim. The ban the county would own the facil- ty commission was drawn up to on where the inmates originate. including multiple counts of bat- return for a no contest plea to fel- and a requirement by the Insurance Service Office for a lower ISO sheriff’s personnel. ty’s nonprofit by the same name. cated. theft. was made part of a 12-month ju- ity free and clear. Plus, the sheriff outline the terms of repayment Mr. Demann said a court case tery on police. She was placed on ony battery by a repeat offender. Rating for fire protection insurance costs within the city. Meanwhile, taxpayers shoul- It served as the model for the new In another case involving alco- • Marvin Williams Jr. plead- risdictional order rather than a told commissioners, any money but also to address what would in New Jersey made that very house arrest for two years and The sentence includes evaluation dered an increasingly larger bill jail project. hol, Ryan Giordano, 27, of Mac- ed no contest to felony fleeing, probationary period. Firefighters conducting these pre-fire plans will be glad to discuss left over each year could be re- happen with any excess revenue clear. ordered to submit to a mental for substance abuse, anger man- for keeping criminals off the Both projects used Mr. Swan clenny was arrested outside the drunk driving on a suspended County Judge Joey Williams turned to the county. BCDC might have at the end of He said several towns were health evaluation. agement class, a $824 fine and any fire safety issue you may have, but are not there to conduct a streets. But unlike in years past, of Bergen Capital to sell the tax Sixth St. Steakhouse the after- license and resisting arrest, and adjudicated him guilty, as recom- According to minutes from each fiscal year. sharing a jail and boarding ICE • Tiffany Canaday pleaded a no trespass order at Mac’s Li- fire code inspection. These fire pre-plans will contain owner con- the county could no longer reap free bonds. The Bank of Oklaho- noon of February 22 for disor- will serve a year in jail less 108 mended by Assistant State Attor- another October, 2006 com- That contract, approved by prisoners at a higher rate than no contest to a reduced charge quors. the budgetary benefits of housing ma served as trustee for the bond derly intoxication. days. Judge Moseley ordered ney Ralph Yazdiya. tact information, building construction type, closest water supplies, mission meeting, when Sheriff commissioners in 2009, allows locals, but the court ruled the of petty theft and was placed on The state dropped twin counts federal prisoners at a publicly- money on both projects. ICE offi- The suspect’s mother called him onto an 18-month proba- The case was the sole remain- building square footage, street and traffic conditions, if the building Dobson was asking the board to the county to either accept the towns could no longer charge a probation one year. The plea of aggravated battery with a owned facility. cials, who said they needed more police about 1:30 after her son, tion following release, fined him ing one of three originally filed adopt a resolution in support of surplus funds — which are what- premium for immigration de- agreement also requires 30 hours deadly weapon and allowed has a fire suppression system or alarms, and other information For more than two decades beds for immigration detainees who is listed as a cook at the res- $1000 and ordered Mr. Williams against the City of Macclenny creating the nonprofit, he said ever remains after all operational tainees. of community service. 60 days already served as Mr. which will allow firefighters arriving to combat the fire faster and the U.S. Marshals Service but couldn’t guarantee delivery taurant, refused to leave and per- to attend DUI school. computer tech. the county would have to pay the expenses, bond-related costs and • The judge imposed 18 Holton’s punishment for disor- housed its prisoners at the old of detainees in writing, encour- sisted in asking her for money He also must refrain from al- He was acquitted by a jury in safely while saving property and lives. same daily rate for its inmates as reserve thresholds are met — or months of probation on Nathan- derly intoxication. county jail, which helped offset aged both projects. They even that she believed he would use to cohol use during probation and October of six felony counts of ICE, but it would also receive any apply the money to early retire- iel Carter after he pleaded no • Charles Ruise will be on Only city firefighters in uniforms and in a city marked apparatus the county’s costs for housing used the same Tallahassee archi- purchase drugs. his license was suspended for five sexual battery and lewd acts on a profit or excess revenue gener- ment of the bonds. contest to felony driving with a drug offender probation for one its owns inmates. But as the lo- tect, Clemons Rutherford & As- Mr. Giordano was arrested years. minor female. will be conducting these pre-fire plans. Anyone not in uniform and ated by the project on an annual Once completed in 2009, revoked license as an habitual of- year after pleading no contest to cal prisoner numbers grew, they sociates, to design the jails. in Macclenny for possession of • Michael Collingwood entered a marked city owned vehicle should not be allowed to inspect your basis. however, the new jail was slow to Custom Printing fender. sale and possession of controlled began crowding out the so-called But there have been some crack cocaine on February 17 and a no contest plea to a reduced The following is an excerpt fill up. Stationery • T.C. Green pleaded no con- drugs. building or property for a fire code violation or fire pre-plan. “boarders” from other agencies. differences in how the projects was released on bond two days charge of aggravated assault and Share your joy Eight years ago Sheriff Joey from those minutes showing a ICE inmates were coming, but played out. drew a 58-day jail sentence fol- If you have any questions please call 259-3331 about the pre-fire conversation between Sheriff not as many as originally pro- Invoices before the latest arrest. & record your Dobson was sounding the alarm Glades County’s population is plans or if you wish to have a fire and life safety code inspection — space for the boarders was Dobson, county attorney Terry jected. It took a few years before less than half of Baker County’s, Business Cards CALL JUNK JOE Brown, who was later hired by their numbers rose enough to family history! please call 259-0978. shrinking and with it county rev- so the local inmate pool there is Envelopes Submit births, weddings & 50th+ anniversaries enues. the nonprofit, and former coun- meet BCDC’s initial expectations. much smaller. Officials in Glades We pay cash $325 & up via email to [email protected] Buddy Dugger, Director/Fire Chief ty commissioner Alex Robinson, In the meantime, the nonprofit or at 104 S. 5th St., Macclenny The sheriff reminded coun- estimated they house only 30 lo- Invitations PHONE QUOTES who now serves on the nonprof- was cutting expenses, deferring 4 week deadline on all submissions. Macclenny Fire Rescue ty commissioners in October cals per day versus about 130 per COPIES GUARANTEED for junk vehicles it’s board of directors: principle payments on the bonds Black & white/Full color of 2006 — while lobbying for day here. The Office Mart No title necessary or with lien | Licensed his plan to build the new jail Mr. Brown: The Glades Coun- and struggling to keep the project As such, Glades County has 110 South Fifth St. • 259-3737 The Office Mart and sheriff’s complex — that ty facility is not receiving any afloat. not needed to transfer money 110 South Fifth St. We BUY ANY KIND of scrap metal IMPLANTS ARE A PERMANENT SOLUTION TO MISSING TEETH! his department returned about profit on an annual basis? Today BCDC is more finan- from elsewhere in its budget to $728,000 to county coffers when Sheriff Dobson: Yes they will, cially secure with the facility cover local inmate housing costs, Free pick-up • Call today for your FREE the fiscal year ended that year. once the buckets are full and about 80 percent full. But even despite the daily rate jumping 386-867-1396 It wasn’t as much money as he they are up and running. Then though it’s now making full bond 33 percent after the new facil- implant consultation! IMPLANT CONSULTATION anticipated, Sheriff Dobson said, they can write a check back to payments on schedule and has ity opened, according to Glades INCLUDING because the department was run- the county for whatever. nearly wiped away other debts County Manager Larry Hilton. All work done in our Mr. Brown: We can set it up incurred during the first years of X-RAYS FREE ning out of space at the existing There’s also been no pressure DON’T Macclenny offi ce, $175 VALUE facility and more could be real- so that the corporate profits each operation, BCDC finance man- for the Glades nonprofit to pay year get paid back to either the ager Jeffrey Cox pointed to other no referrals or ized if additional space was avail- out money to the county, said Trash It, able. department of law enforcement obligations it’s been neglecting. the nonprofit’s registered agent driving to Jacksonville! Enter the sheriff’s new plan, or whatever. The nonprofit’s bond reserve Robert Demann, a chief with the one that would construct a much Mr. Robinson: But you do not fund is supposed to have $3.7 sheriff’s office there. Sell It. have to wait until all the bonds million, but it stands below $2 Why send that computer larger facility to house hundreds Mr. Hilton said he didn’t ex- packing? Find a new home of Immigration and Customs En- are paid? million today. pect any revenue from the proj- for it through the Classifieds. forcement (ICE) detainees for Sheriff Dobson: No and that BCDC is also supposed to ect either, until the bonds are re- Area buyers and sellers use about $45 million. is the same question I asked and keep about $3 million, or three tired. the Classifieds every day. The county commission, and Mr. Swan [bond salesman] said months of operating expenses, “We haven’t heard any talk Besides, someone out there would love last week’s model. by extension taxpayers, would that is what it is all about, mak- in “cash on hand.” But Mr. Cox of that so far,” he said. “What ing money for the commission- said BCDC has been carrying just not have to borrow or assume they’re doing now is paying off The Baker CounTy Press any liability for the financing, ers. $20,000 in its checking account the bonds and we’re getting eq- •• 259–2400 •• 653-3333 • 571 S. 6th Street should the county help create an That was the plan at least. from month to month. uity in the building.” [email protected] Melissa Taylor, R.D.H. independent non-profit corpora- Then there’s the annual prop- The daily rate and associated Derrick Carter, D.M.D. Dr. Carter, D.M.D No excess revenue Treatment rooms are private and confi dential. Ashley Carter, Dental Assistant/Offi ce tion to sell tax-free bonds to fund erty insurance premium, about costs to Baker and Glades coun- Page 6 The Baker County Press Thursday, February 28, 2013 Thursday, February 28, 2013 The Baker County Press Page 7

guided instruction. She supports and finance officer Marcelle Rich- Baker County school board students using their imagination ardson, is that the budget cut “is and expanding vocabularies to not going to jeopardize our nurs- Pickups’ communicate ideas.” es.” Instead, she explained, a little $700+ charged • Lisa Brookins, Keller Inter- less money will be available for Accolades for the top teachers mediate, “does an amazing job of supplies through the remainder occupants utilizing technology to enhance of the current school year. instruction. She teaches multiple • Received grants totaling Teacher Cadet program also gets praise strategies for students to prob- about $8,000 from ExxonMo- arrested on stolen card lem solve and then allows them bil stemming from applications A Glen St. Mary woman was arrested on February 21 for theft of a Mike Anderson the opportunity to choose the submitted by R.H. Davis Oil Co. strategy that works best for them. in Macclenny in the 2012 Edu- bank card from a Macclenny woman and racking up more than $700 press staff for drugs worth of purchases on it at Walmart two days earlier. She clarifies questions which al- cational Alliance program. The Police are not sure how Joleen Rahorst, 28, obtained the Vystar card The best teachers in the Baker low students to participate and money will be distributed to all belonging to Lori Meadows and discounted the suspect’s claim that she County school district and sev- take responsibility for their own Baker County schools, including Two of three occupants of a was given it by her boyfriend, who denied the allegation and insisted he eral students destined to join the learning.” $500 for alternative education pickup truck stopped in Mac- was not acquainted with the victim. ranks of classroom instructors in All the TOYs will be invited programs at the middle and high clenny the evening of February Deputy Chris Walker said he made contact with Ms. Rahorst at her the future took center stage at the to attend the Teacher of the Year schools. 20 for running a stop sign were residence on Jimmy Lane on February 20 after receiving a tip from a recent school board meeting. Roundtable and Gala Awards • Approved a request for teach- charged with both felony and Sanderson woman who said she drove the suspect to Walmart and was Six recipients of teacher of the Ceremony in July. er Nancy Thornton to travel to misdemeanor drug offenses. with her when she made $739 in purchases from the self-check counter year awards, including the dis- In other business, the board: Chicago three times to participate Sheriff’s investigator Mike and in the jewelry department. trict’s top teacher, and five stu- • Approved a request to amend in the Partnership for Assessment Hauge said the 2009 Dodge Earlier, Deputy Marc Heath interviewed Ms. Meadows after she dent members of the Teacher Ca- the district’s contract with the of Readiness for College and Ca- driven by Brandon Powell, 23, learned the card had been used, and the officer was shown surveillance det program at Baker High, were Baker County Health Depart- reers Educational Leader Cadre. Photo by Jim McGauley of Macclenny failed to stop at US tapes from the store that depicted two white women making the pur- applauded for their achievements ment by reflecting a $8,705 re- The ELC group is comprised of 90 and 3rd St. about 7:20 and he chases. in recognition ceremonies at the duction in state funding this year. 24 Florida educators nominated stopped the vehicle at South 6th Most of the purchases were clothing priced under $10. In all, 100 board meeting on February 19. Instead of $87,053, as the health by their superintendents to serve and Minnesota. Motorcycle struck on 121 bridge items were run through the checkouts. Superintendent Sherrie Raul- department had anticipated from for three years to help develop as- Joseph W. Smith, 57, a Baker County motorcyclist, was injured when his vehicle was struck from behind at the westbound The officer said he noted a Ms. Meadows said her card went missing around February 19 and it erson said she welcomes all new the state, the agency received sessments for the Common Core off-ramp of Interstate 10 at SR 121 the afternoon of February 20. Mr. Smith was yielding to southbound traffic at the stop small amount of what appeared was also used at McDonalds and Murphy Oil. teachers to the district no matter $78,348. State Standards. sign when a vehicle driven by Joel S. Larkin, 33, no address available, slammed into him and threw him to the pavement. to be marijuana residue on the The impact left a portion of the car’s front bumper (see photo) embedded under the rear fender of the motorcycle. Mr. The suspect was booked at county jail for credit card fraud and grand where they come from. But she Photo courtesy of Baker County Schools “They have gotten decreased “It is an honor to be selected driver’s side window seal and Mr. Teachers of the year (from left) Lisa Brookins, Keller; Scott Wendel, Westside elementary; Jennifer Richardson, middle Smith was flown to Shands Jacksonville with non-life threatening injuries. theft, both felonies, and misdemeanor theft of the card. has a special place in her heart for funding for school health servic- as a PARCC ELC member and Powell brushed it aside saying it school; Leigh Ann Hays, high school; Jennifer Mitchell, Macclenny elementary; and Daphne Hand, Pre-K/Kindergarten. In other store-related thefts, both involving Walmart, a criminal those who, like herself, grew up es and they’re having to ask for I am confident that Ms. Thorn- was dirt. Investigators Hauge and Matt Yarborough then did a complaint for shoplifting was filed February 18 against a Glen St. Mary in Baker County and chose to stay trators we have it is a privilege to science real and relevant to their gious for young students learning some funding back,” said Mar- ton will represent our district security search on the occupants, male, 17, after he was caught attempting to steal two Iphone cases val- here and teach after college. have you in our school district,” lives,” Mrs. Raulerson said. “Her fractions and other challenging cheta Crews, who heads up the and state wonderfully through- and Mr. Powell and passenger ued at $100. “We want to grow our own she said. “I would put you up creative ability to implement math fact.” district’s health services includ- out this three year process,” said Jonathan Brown, 25, of Macclen- Deputy Brandon Kiser said the suspect was seen removing the cases teachers. We are very proud of against any teacher in the United different learning styles in her • Daphne “Dee Dee” Hand, ing school nurses. “We won’t David Davis, executive director Purse theft at rest area ny produced baggies of marijua- from packaging and stashing them in a sweater shortly after 11 am. A our Teacher Cadet program,” she States.” teaching enables all students to Baker County Pre-K/Kinder- have to give it back. We just won’t of teaching and learning. “We’re na from inside their pants. second video in the store security office shows him placing the items said, smiling at the five student At that point the superinten- be successful learners. She had all garten Center, “utilizes creative receive it.” very proud of her being picked.” The sheriff’s department has a copy of a sur- Attempts were made to contact Mrs. Johns and Mr. Brown also had a smok- behind a computer monitor after denying he stole them. cadets whom she had invited to dent introduced this year’s win- the elements of a great lesson in a strategies to help students visu- The good news, said budget veillance video showing three persons who used a husband William Johns, 30, who was reportedly ing pipe in the vehicle, along He was with another 17-year-old at the time, who was not charged. stand in front of the audience and ner of the Ruth I. Shuler award, 30 minute time frame.” alize literacy story elements. All credit card belonging to a Tennessee woman whose aware of the theft. The warrant is for grand theft and with a prescription pill. Investi- • Emily Dykes of Macclenny reported her purse was taken from a share a little about their aspira- named in honor of a former Bak- The superintendent also students were actively engaged purse was stolen while her vehicle was parked at the dealing in stolen property. gator Hauge charged him with shopping cart the afternoon of February 19. It contained $100 and vari- tions. er County teacher who was in- praised the other five school and learning many skills from her eastbound rest area on Interstate 10 in west Baker • A tip from a student at Baker County High Got comments, complaints, suggestions, story ideas... two counts of felony possession ous identification. The young women, who were strumental in getting the award teachers of the year and read County. School led to a criminal complaint filed against a for the pill and 30 grams of pot. joined by their teachers and program started over four de- some of the comments made by Patsy Hughes of Erwin, TN told Deputy Michael 16-year-old male student from Glen St. Mary for If you have any information you think we need to know, The pipe possession is a misde- mentors Kathy Adams and Patty cades ago to recognize the dis- their observation teams: Clark she returned to her locked 2007 Honda about damaging a pickup truck in the school parking lot meanor. Sands, said their career choice trict’s most outstanding teacher. • Jennifer Mitchell, Macclenny Wanted send it to: [email protected] 3:15 the afternoon of February 24 to find the driver’s on February 21. Mr. Powell was booked for had been inspired by teachers in Jennifer Richardson, an Elementary, “creates a pleasant side window smashed and the purse taken from the Deputy Matt Riegel said the tip led to another misdemeanor marijuana posses- their past and they hoped to one eighth grade science teacher, was and nurturing environment for front seat. It contained three credit cards. male student, 17, who admitted he went with the sion, felony possession of two hy- day have a similar impact on stu- selected as the middle school’s her young students. Her class- in Duval When she reported the theft to the card compa- suspect to the parking lot while skipping class, and drocodone pills and misdemean- dents of their own. Afterward, nominee by her fellow teachers. room is organized and challeng- nies, she learned one of them had already been used saw the boy scratch the paint of a 1992 Chevrolet or possession of smoking pipes they presented Mrs. Raulerson a She and the winners from other ing and her students are fully Site Work Unlimited at Winn-Dixie in Macclenny. Deputy Clark said the pickup and puncture a rear tire. he produced from a pants pocket photograph of this year’s Teacher district schools were then evalu- engaged in a stimulating learn- Driveways & Repairs | Land Clearing video caught the image of two black males and a The suspect was then confronted by Deputy Rob- for felonies and boot. Cadet group. ated by an outside team of edu- ing environment. She uses tech- black female making purchases of an undetermined ert Aberly and admitted to damaging the truck. The Fish Ponds & Much More A second passenger in the Next, Mrs. Raulerson turned cators based on questionnaires, nology to enhance all aspects of A Sanderson man arrested on amount. They then left the parking lot, possibly in a tire was valued at $300 and damage to the paint fin- truck was not charged. her attention to the 2012-13 classroom observations and other student learning and integrates it a Duval County warrant on Feb- We offer asphalt milling, limerock, fi ll dirt, black vehicle. ish estimated at $500. In a second drug-related case, Teacher of the Year (TOY) award criteria. seamlessly.” ruary 19 was wanted for traffick- In other reports, a criminal complaint was filed The vehicle belongs to Kimberly Merchant Price topsoil and concrete fi nes John Perry, 18, of Macclenny winners in a program that began The 2000 Baker County • Leigh Ann Hays, Baker Coun- ing in opium derivative drugs against Amy Nicole Johns, 29, of Glen St. Mary al- of Sanderson and was driven to the campus by her was arrested for possession of a in 1971 to honor those deemed High graduate who later earned ty High, “does an amazing job of and money laundering in excess For all your tractor service needs call leging she stole then pawned a window air condi- son. FREE crushed aluminum can with mar- to be the best of the best among a bachelor’s degree in middle creating a learning environment of $100,000. tioner belonging to Leo Fish, also of Glen. • An expired license tag registered to CLG Truck- Daniel Elixson 352.494.5829 ESTIMATES ijuana residue. their peers. school math and science educa- that is challenging, yet engaging Ronald Taylor, 26, was al- The victim’s son on February 20 reported the ing of Glen St. Mary was apparently affixed to a ve- Deputy Jeremiah Johnson Mrs. Raulerson first read off a tion from the University of North for all. Students look forward to ready in county jail that evening theft of the $200 unit and an impact wrench worth hicle cited in three tickets issued by the New Jersey confronted Mr. Perry at Mac- list of names of previous winners Florida was chosen district TOY coming to her class because of when he was served with the war- $100 from a barn off Reid Stafford Rd. He estimated Turnpike Authority. clenny Park the afternoon of Feb- of the highest honor — District at an awards dinner on February the positive atmosphere that she rant. the property was taken sometime after late January. Company representative Alfred Johnson of Mac- ruary 22 after a complaint that Teacher of the Year — some of 5. During last week’s board meet- creates as they take ownership Several other Baker County Deputy Marc Heath said he received a tip from a clenny told Deputy Jeremiah Johnson the tag ex- he was behaving strangely and whom went on to become princi- ing the superintendent gave each of their own learning. Her en- residents were served with crim- relative of the suspect that she pawned the air con- pired more than two years ago and had been dis- threatening others with a base- pals, including Baker High’s Tom recipient an award check. thusiasm energizes her students inal warrants the past week, in- ditioner at Pawnderosa in Macclenny, and an em- posed of. ball bat. Hill (1997-98 winner) and Bon- Mrs. Raulerson read laudatory as they interact in a cooperative cluding Damon Pendleton, 35, ployee confirmed on February 22 that Ms. Johns did The suspect was located about nie Jones (2005-06) at the Pre- comments the observation team learning environment.” of Macclenny. He was in jail on so on November 15. 2 am lying on a bench next to the Kindergarten and Kindergarten made about each award winner, • Scott Wendel, Westside El- February 18 and was wanted in bat and a bag that contained the Center. starting with Mrs. Richardson, ementary, “brings a positive at- Duval and Columbia counties for can. He was charged also with re- After asking all previous win- whom the superintendent said titude to his classroom of third failure to pay child support. sisting police because he became ners in the audience to stand, “brings a positive, exciting atti- grade students. He creates an en- • Thomas Carlile, 43, of Mac- Warrant for beating wife belligerent while being ques- Mrs. Raulerson said she was tude about learning to her eighth vironment where every student clenny was in jail the same day A warrant was issued last ed the evening of February 22 and threatened Ms. Richardson tioned. proud of them all and said they grade classroom.” feels capable of learning and safe when served with Columbia week for the arrest of a Macclen- for domestic battery on his live- while being escorted out of the represent the very best in the “She uses a very hands-on ap- to express their ideas and answers County warrant for violating ny man for domestic battery on in girlfriend Dee Dee Dice, 28, at residence. teaching profession. proach to learning by having her to his questions. They are always probation on a worthless check his estranged wife while she was their South College St. address in The girlfriend then attempted “To know that we have the students participate in experi- encouraged to try to do their best. charge. visiting him at their residence on Macclenny. to recant her earlier statements caliber of teachers and adminis- ments and activities that make His energetic demeanor is conta- • Jail personnel served a Palm Beach County warrant on Da- Jule Rd. in the south city. Ms. Dice told Deputy John- and refused to sign a written ac- vid Dougherty, 42, of Baldwin Joey Morefield, 44, allegedly ny Hodges her boyfriend be- count of the incident. on February 19 for failure to pay became enraged the evening of came irate when she confront- • A Cordele, GA man was ar- child support. February 21 when he learned that ed him about his alcohol use, rested early on February 24 for Tagged for recent burglaries • Inmate Scott Winfield, 42, Rhonda Morefield, 45, had con- and slammed her head into a allegedly striking two other oc- tact with another male during wall near their front door. Their cupants of a westbound vehicle The driver of a Honda scoot- son driving a 2000 Ford north- County, initially reported he was of Macclenny was wanted in their separation. The victim told 1-year-old son was present when on Interstate 10 as it traveled er was arrested the afternoon of bound on CR 229 the evening of following a vehicle driven by Mr. Holmes County for larceny and Deputy Jacob Satterwhite her the incident took place about 10 through Baker County. February 23 for not having a li- February 19 and stopped him for Herndon about 3 am and it was possession of a controlled drug. husband head-butted her in the pm. Brien Swanson Jr., 32, is cense due to a past drunk driving lack of tail lights. swerving in and out of its traffic face when she attempted to leave • Deputy Koty Crews arrested charged with striking and apply- case and several other unspeci- A computer check revealed lane. their bedroom, then dragged her Jonathan Anderson, 21, for do- ing a choke hold to Jacob Star- fied traffic violations. Mr. Holley had three suspen- Deputy Koty Crews said the back by the hair and began chok- mestic battery on his girlfriend ling, 25, of Lake City. He also al- Jarett Newcomer, 34, of Jack- sions for failure to pay child sup- suspect drifted into his travel ing her. Kacie Richardson, 21, at their legedly struck Kayla Cabrera, 22, sonville was then charged early port and traffic fines. lane as he approached the vehi- Mr. Morefield also allegedly residence on C.W. Webb Rd. of Lake City in the neck and chest this week with three recent bur- • Donald Herndon, 29, of Glen cle near Southern States Nursery threatened to kill her and their south of Macclenny. before the driver of the vehicle glaries and thefts in the Macclen- St. Mary was jailed for reckless Rd. children. The wife said she went Ms. Richardson said her boy- stopped on the roadside near ny area. driving and nearly causing two Passenger Rebecca Geiger, 27, to the residence that evening to friend threw a baby crib that Glen St. Mary. Deputy Michael Clark said collisions on SR 121 south early of Starke told the deputy “she felt talk with her husband and let struck her while she was holding Deputy Crews said Mr. Swan- he first spotted the suspect rid- on February 24. her life was put in jeopardy” rid- their children play. The accused their 5-month-old daughter. Nei- son fled into nearby woods and ing the scooter on Lowder about Officer Scott Johns, a Starke ing with Mr. Herndon. is the father of two of her three ther of them was injured during eventually gave himself up. He 2:40 then followed him to both policeman who lives in Baker children; all were present that the argument in a bedroom. was booked on two counts of bat- Burger King and Winn-Dixie, evening. Deputy Crews noted in his tery and resisting police without where he was confronted and ad- The wife ran to her brother’s report that Mr. Anderson was violence. mitted he did not have a license. residence nearby and called po- belligerent during questioning The deputy noted the vehicle 2 Days Only Serving lice, who soon learned that Mr. matched one seen in the areas of Morefield left his house in his the burglaries. Mr. Newcomer Baker County wife’s Chevrolet Blazer. An alert was due to appear in court for a March 8-9 was dispatched with his descrip- first appearance on Tuesday. for over 33 years tion but yielded no results. In other arrests, Larry Brooks Friday 7:30 am - 5:30 pm Mrs. Morefield was treated at Jr., 19, of Sanderson was taken to Fraser Hospital for a laceration jail when Deputy Daryl Mobley specializing in... Saturday 7:30 am - 2:00 pm to her nose. The warrant charg- confirmed he had seven prior li- es her husband with both felony cense suspensions. REBATES & DISCOUNTS and misdemeanor domestic bat- Mr. Brooks was at the wheel of Real Estate tery and false imprisonment. a 1993 Cadillac stopped in north TIRE & WHEELS PACKAGES In other recent cases: Macclenny in the early afternoon • Stacy Smith, 44, was arrest- Treat your car with the tax refund this year! of February 21 for not wearing a seat belt and speeding. The sus- Family Law pensions were for failure to pay fines. • Deputy Johnny Hodges Personal Injury stopped a 2001 Nissan the eve- ning of February 23 after spot- ting it eastbound on US 90 with- Hugh D. Fish, Jr. J.D. out a license tag. Driver Lynwood Kirk, 36, of 34 S. Fifth Street • Macclenny Macclenny had six prior sus- pensions, two of them for drunk 259-6606 driving, and is considered an ha- [email protected] bitual offender. The hiring of a lawyer is an important decision that should not be based solely upon advertise- • The same deputy stopped ments. Before you decide, ask us to send you free written information about our qualifications 112 S. 6th Street | Macclenny 259-8555 Anderson Holley, 28, of Sander- and experience. Thursday, February 28, 2013 The Baker County Press Page 8 Page 9 The Baker County Press Thursday, February 28, 2013 YMCA in New brand for shuttle search of Jury acquits man Legal Notices COA assumes service March 4 volunteer of illegal hunting Joel Addington better, because we don’t have that here in Baker, nominations Juries deliberated briefly in two county court trials this month be- and we need to have that.” IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE The St. Johns River Water Management IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE News Editor The Baker County Family fore turning one defendant loose and convicting another. EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT District (District) gives notice of receipt of EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR The shuttle is supported with funding from JTA [email protected] YMCA seeks nominations from The six-member panel on February 15 declared Aaron Starling, 36, IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA the following permit application(s): BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA and the Florida Department of Transportation. For GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CIVIL DIVISION the community for the 2nd An- of Macclenny not guilty of violating game laws by “fire hunting” at night CASE NO.: 02-2011 CA 202 Standard General and Standard ERP Permit Appli- CASE NO.: 02-2012-CA-000161 The Council on Aging recently took over manage- more information about the Wildcat Shuttle, please nual Volunteer Playmaker near his residence on Steel Bridge Rd. last summer. TD BANK, N.A., a cations Baker County Medical Services, 159 N 3rd St, VYSTAR CREDIT UNION, ment of the Jacksonville Transportation Authority’s call the Council on Aging at 259-9315 or visit www. national banking association, Macclenny, FL 32063, application #40-003-31762-3. Awards. The defendant maintained he and other family members including The project is located in Baker County, Section: 32, Plaintiff, Macclenny to downtown Jacksonville commuter bakercoa.org. Plaintiff, Township: 2 South, Range: 22 East, and includes 8.72 vs. The awards recognize volun- a young son were in his vehicle shining a spotlight into the woods be- shuttle and will begin operating the service March 4 The following are the out- v. acres. The Environmental Resource Permit application teers in Baker County for excep- cause they wanted to observe deer. The loaded rifle with a scope in the HIGGINBOTHAM BROTHERS HEATING & AIR, INC., a is for construction of a surface water management ROBERT KEITH MUSE; ET AL, under a new name: the Wildcat Shuttle. bound and inbound shuttle Florida corporation, JOHN DAVID HIGGINBOTHAM, system to serve the a commercial development known tional service to others in the cat- vehicle had been used earlier that day to kill a pig, Mr. Starling said. Regular fares are $2 stops and schedules: III and BRYAN L. HIGGINBOTHAM and UNKNOWN as Ed Fraser Memorial Hospital-W Frank Wells Nursing Defendant(s). egories of healthy living, youth The court record shows he was cited by Officer Joe Johnston of the TENANT(S) IN POSSESSION, Home. The receiving waterbody is Turkey Creek. ______/ per trip but cheaper • Outbound: Mac- The file(s) containing the permit application(s) are development and social respon- Fish and Wildlife Commission late on July 28 for shining the spotlight for seniors, the dis- clenny Work- Defendants. available for inspection Monday through Friday, except NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE sibility. into the woods from the roadway. The officer confiscated both the light ______/ for District holidays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the District’s abled or those on Med- Source, 6 am, 10:29 Headquarters, 4049 Reid St., Palatka, FL 32177-2529. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judg- Awards will be given to both and a .22 caliber rifle loaded with 11 rounds. icaid. The shuttle ac- am and 2:58 pm; sher- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE You may also view files at one of the District’s Ser- ment of Mortgage Foreclosure dated the 30th day of businesses and individuals who Two days earlier, another jury decided that Carissa Rousseau, 21, vice Centers, but you should call Service Center staff January, 2013, and entered in Case No. 02-2012-CA- cepts cash or prepaid iff’s office, 6:11 am, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to the Final in advance to make sure that the files are at a specific 000161, of the Circuit Court of the 8th Judicial Circuit have demonstrated leadership of Macclenny was guilty of shoplifting $53 worth of merchandise from Judgment of Foreclosure dated November 7, 2012, Service Center. Service Center contact information is in and for Baker County, Florida, wherein VYSTAR monthly passes, which cost $25. 10:40 am and 3:09 pm; Council and support for the betterment Walmart on South 5th St. entered in Civil Case No. 02-2011 CA 202 of the Circuit available online at floridaswater.com/contactus/of- CREDIT UNION is the Plaintiff, ROBERT KEITH MUSE; The shuttle starts at the Mac- on Aging, 6:18 am, 10:47 am and Court of the 8th Judicial Circuit in and for Baker County, fices.html. Additionally, most permit application file JENNIFER A. MUSE; and JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE of others and the community. County Judge Joey Williams sentenced her to six days in county jail, Florida, I will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash documents can be viewed online at floridaswater.com/ AS UNKNOWN TENANTS, are Defendants. I will sell to clenny WorkSource office on S. 6th 3:16 pm; Walmart DC, 6:28 am, Nomination forms can be followed by six months on probation. She must also hold a sign in front at Baker County Courthouse, 339 E. Macclenny Avenue, permitting/index.html. To obtain information on how to the highest and best bidder for cash at the front steps St. at 6 am before stopping at the 10:57 am and 3:26 pm; Baldwin IGA, 6:40 Room 113, Macclenny, FL 32063 at 11:00 a.m. on the find and view permit application file documents, go to of the Baker County Courthouse, 339 East Macclenny obtained at the YMCA on West of Walmart for two hours declaring she is guilty of the crime. 30th day of May, 2013, the following described prop- the HELP tab in E-Permitting and click on Support and Avenue, Macclenny, FL 32063, at 11:00 a.m. in ac- sheriff’s office and then the Council on Aging head- am, 11:09 am and 3:57 pm; Publix DC, 6:59 am, Lowder Street and the Baker A complaint for petty theft was filed after the August 11, 2012 inci- Photo courtesy of Denny Wells erty as set forth in said Final Judgment of Foreclosure, FAQs and then follow the directions provided under cordance with Section 45.031, Florida Statutes on the quarters in downtown Macclenny. The route runs 11:28 am and 3:57 pm; St. Vincent’s entrance, Taylor Hartley, Kellen Dopson, Caitlin Crawford and cast performing “Walk Like an Egyptian.” to-wit: “How to find a Technical Staff Report (TSR) or other 29th day of April, 2013, the following described prop- County Chamber of Commerce dent involving the defendant and her sister Candace, 19, who earlier Lots 1 and 4, Block 45, TOWN OF MACCLEN- application file documents.” The decision on Standard erty as set forth in said Final Judgment, to wit: along US 90 and pick ups are available by request 7:29 am, 11:58 am and 4:27 pm, convention cen- NY, according to the plat thereof as recorded General and Standard permit applications will be made on US 90 downtown, or by email admitted guilt and entered a deferred prosecution agreement with the within three-quarters of a mile off the route. ter downtown, 7:40 am 12:09 pm and 4:38 pm; in Deed Book D, Page(s) 799, Public Records at the District’s Service Center where the application PART OF THE NE ¼ OF SECTION 35, TOWN- to bblackshear@bakerchamber- state. That sentence was revoked on February 7 because she failed to of Baker County, Florida. is processed, unless the application is upgraded to SHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE 21 EAST, BAKER Stop locations to the east include the IGA grocery VA clinic downtown, 7:47 am, 12:16 pm and 4:45 an Individual permit as explained below. A substantial COUNTY, FLORIDA, MORE PARTICULARLY DE- fl.com. comply with conditions of the agreement. store in Baldwin, the Publix Distribution Center, St. pm; and Shands downtown 7:49 am, 12:18 pm Lots 5 and 8, Block 45, TOWN OF MACCLEN- objection to a Standard General or Standard permit ap- SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: The nominations must be Assistant state attorney Macon Jones prosecuted both cases, and the NY, according to the plat thereof as recorded plication must be made in writing and filed with (re- Vincent’s main entrance, the convention center and and 4:47 pm. ‘#1 Hits’ in 2nd weekend in Deed Book D, Page(s) 799, Public Records ceived by) the Director, Bureau of Regulatory Support, BEGIN AT THE NE CORNER OF LOT 1 OF “PINE completed and submitted by defendants were represented at public expense by Joan Larrick. Shands Hospital pavilion, both in downtown Jack- • Inbound: Shands 8:19 am, 12:48 pm and 5:07 of Baker County, Florida. P.O. Box 1429, Palatka, FL 32178-1429, or by e-mail MEADOWS, PHASE ONE”, A SUBDIVISION Thursday, March 21. All nomi- From The Beatles to Taylor ford, Denny Wells, Jeff Rowe, er Tanner. at [email protected], within 14 days of AS PER PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT sonville. The last three stops in Jacksonville connect pm; VA clinic downtown, 8:21 am, 12:50 pm Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from notification of the application. Please include either the BOOK 3, PAGE 23, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS nees and award winners will be Swift, from The Rolling Stones to Kristie Shook, Taylor Hartley, Reserved tickets in the first to JTA’s larger transportation network. and 5:09 pm; convention center downtown, 2” & 4” wells • Licensed & Insured the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of Permit Application number or the Project Name in the OF BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND THENCE N honored at the Playmakers din- Roger Raulerson Brad Paisley and Allison Kraus, Abigail Carpenter, Maci McDuff- four rows are available by calling the date of the lis pendens, must file a claim within 60 objection. Notification of the application is either the 00°48’48” W, ALONG THE WEST RIGHT-OF- Depending on the pick-up and drop off points, 8:28 am, 12:57 pm and 5:16 pm; St. Vincent’s days after the sale. fifth day after the date on which the written notice is WAY LINE OF BURNSED CRAWFORD ROAD ner on April 11. Family Owned & Operated every song in the new Broadway ie, Kaden Orender, Seth Clark- 259-6286. General admission deposited in the (PREVIOUSLY PIERCE ROAD), 766.42 FEET each commute can range between 30 minutes to an entrance, 8:39 am, 1:08 pm and 5:16 pm; Publix in Baker: #1 Hits was at the top of son, Cameron Kirby, Rebekah tickets are available at the door. Dated this 15th day of February, 2013. U.S. mail (for those persons who receive actual TO THE POINT OF CURVE OF A CURVE TO hour and 50 minutes. notice by U.S. mail), the day the notice is emailed (for THE LEFT AND HAVING A RADIUS OF 23.48 DC, 9:09 am, 1:38 pm and 5:57 pm; Baldwin IGA, the pop, country or R&B charts. McNeil, Corlis Raulerson, Dar- The show runs a second weekend AL FRASER those persons who receive actual notice by email), or FEET AND A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 88°59’21”; “This is going to open it up to public transpor- 9:28 am, 1:57 pm and 6:16 pm; Walmart DC, 9:40 24 HOUR The 6th annual addition of the ian Carter, Amanda Rhoden, February 28-March 3. As Clerk of the Court the date the notice is published in the newspaper (if THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE ARC tation,” said Debra Bowen, who heads the Council am, 2:09 pm and 6:28 pm; Council on Aging, WELL Service Calls actual notice is not provided by U.S. mail or email). OF SAID CURVE AN ARC DISTANCE OF 36.47 BCHS Drama and Community Sara Beth Gerard, Kylie Carter, By:Tabitha Wilson A “substantial objection” means a written statement FEET TO THE POINT OF TANGENCY OF SAID on Aging’s transportation program. “We can fill the 9:51 am, 2:20 pm and 6:39 pm; sheriff’s office, Claims DRILLING Deputy Clerk directed to the District that identifies the objector, CURVE; THENCE N 89°48’09” W, ALONG THE shuttle up with medical appointments but if we can Theatre’s popular musical revue, Alesha Howard, Colton Butcher, concerns hydrologic or environmental impacts of the SOUTHERLY OCCUPIED RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE 9:58 am, 2:27 pm and 6:46 pm; and WorkSource which runs Thursday, Friday and Elena Tomas, Kelley Norman Richard B. Storfer, Esquire proposed activity, and relates to applicable rule criteria. OF J.D. HIGGINBOTHAM ROAD, 543.71 FEET; fill up with public transportation that would be even Macclenny 10:09 am, 2:38 pm and 6:57 pm. 259-7531 Saturday at 7:30 pm and Sunday and Dylan Gerard. Rice Pugatch Robinson & Schiller, P.A. A timely substantial objection will cause the Standard THENCE S 00°21’32” W, 788.50 FEET TO A OREMC 101 NE 3rd Avenue, Suite 1800 General or Standard permit application to be consid- POINT ON THE NORTH LINE OF LOT 5 OF SAID We’re proud of our name and at 2 pm, features 26 songs. There are also chorus and Free program Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 33301 ered an application for an Individual permit. If the Dis- “PINE MEADOWS, PHASE ONE”; THENCE Telephone (954) 462-8000 trict receives a timely substantial objection from you, S 89°43’00” E, ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF we stand behind our work! The show is a combination of dance numbers featuring Shelley Telecopier (954) 462-4300 then you will receive written notice of the District’s SAID SUBDIVISION, 582.93 FEET TO THE talented singers from the Com- Allen, Lily Ann Drawdy, Jillian to quit smoking intended decision on the permit application. POINT OF BEGINNING. negligent Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you are Please note that decisions on Individual permit ap- Martinez employee of year munity Theatre, BCHS and Hodges, Taylor Bloxham, Tyria Having a tough time with that a person with a disability who needs any accommoda- plications will be made either by the District’s Executive ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS Nine school employees, joined A lawsuit was recently filed in BCMS with songs by Rebecca Haygood, Blayne Fraser, Syd- tion in order to participate in this proceeding, you are Director or designee (for those applications which are FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY New Year’s resolution to quit circuit court here against Oke- Lambright, Megan Crawford, ney Raulerson, Allison Wagstaff, entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of certain recommended for approval) or by the District’s Gov- OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST by their guests and supervisors, smoking? assistance. Please contact the ADA Coordinator at erning Board (for those applications which are recom- FILE A CLAIM WITHIN SIXTY (60) DAYS AFTER THE were honored at a School Related fenokee REMC alleging negli- Kellen Dopson, Jeweli King, Brooklyn Rhoden, Caleb Rodg- (352) 337-6237, at least 7 days before your scheduled mended for denial). For Individual permit applications, SALE. A free Quit Smoking Now court appearance. If you are hearing or voice impaired, you are advised to notify the District within 14 days Employee of the Year dinner on gence that resulted in a fire that Harli Livingston, Caitlin Craw- ers, Jesse Lambright and Heath- please call 711. If you are deaf or hard of hearing of notification of the application(s) if you have ques- If you are a person with a disability who needs any ac- class meets weekly for 90 min- and require an ASL interpreter or an assisted listening tions, objections, comments, or information regarding commodation in order to participate in this proceeding, January 24. destroyed an unoccupied north utes in Baker County, supervised device to participate in a proceeding, please contact the activity proposed in the permit application. If you you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of Honorees were as follows: Baker County residence in Janu- by a trained facilitator. Court Interpreting at [email protected]. make a written request to the District for additional in- certain assistance. Persons with a disability who need Penny Combs, paraprofession- ary, 2009. 2/21-28c formation regarding a specific permit application, you any accommodation in order to participate should call Participants receive a work- will be provided an opportunity to obtain the available Jan Phillips, ADA Coordinator Alachua County Court- al at PK-Kindergarten Center, Plaintiff George Brown alleges information. Please note that filing a written objection house, 201 E. University Ave., Gainesville, FL 32601 at Renovations start book, educational tools, a Quit Margie Hill; paraprofessional the electrical co-op that supplies does not entitle you to a Chapter 120, Florida Statutes, (352) 337-6237 within two (2) working days of your Kid and nicotine replacement administrative hearing. receipt of this notice; if you are hearing impaired call at Macclenny Elementary; Kim- power to the neighborhood on Notice of intended (proposed) District Decision will (800) 955-8771; if you are voice impaired call (800) therapy (patches, lozenges or Share your joy be provided to persons who have requested individual 955-8770. berly Williams, paraprofessional CR 120 just west of the St. Mary’s for Tractor Supply gum). notice. A request for individual notice of intended (pro- at Westside Elementary; Katie River was negligent in failing to & record your posed) District Decision on the application must be Dated this 31st day of January, 2013. This program has helped received by the District’s Director, Bureau of Regula- Kennedy, bookkeeper at Keller trim vegetation from its power many clients quit smoking or tory Support prior to the date the notice of intended lines, resulting in a fire that start- Joel Addington family history! (proposed) District Decision is generated. AL FRASER Intermediate; Barbara Belleville, News Editor tobacco use successfully. Early Submit births, weddings & 50th+ anniversaries CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT paraprofessional at Baker Coun- ed during high winds the evening Margaret Daniels, Bureau Chief [email protected] registration is required. If you via email to [email protected] ty Middle School; Jeri Harvey, of January 31. or at 104 S. 5th St., Macclenny Bureau of Regulatory Support By: Tabitha Wilson are ready, call to register at (877) St. Johns River Water Management District Deputy Clerk nutrition services manager at Photo by Joel Addington The blaze destroyed a nearby 4 week deadline on all submissions. Renovations to the former Food Lion space at 1338 S. 6th St. in Mac- 784-8486. 4049 Reid Street VERNIS & BOWLING Baker County High School; Cin- Left to right, back row: Cindy Odom, Barbara Belleville, Kim Williams, Joe structure, and according to a re- Palatka, FL 32177-2529 OF NORTH FLORIDA, P.A. Martinez, Johnny Givens; front row: Penny Combs, Margie Hill, Katie Kennedy, clenny to accommodate a new Tractor Supply Co. location are getting (386) 329-4570 Attorneys for Plaintiff port by the Baker County Fire dy Odom, bus driver at Trans- and Jeri Harvey. 2/28c 4309 Salisbury Road underway. Jacksonville, Florida 32216 portation Department; Johnny Department, did $10,000 dam- The contractor, Buffalo Construction, Inc. of Louisville, Kentucky, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Telephone: (904) 296-6751 Givens, landscape technician pete for the State School-Related Meeting on February 4. age to the building and $6000 to EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT filed a notice of commencement February 19 on the retrofit. The prop- Facsimile: (904) 296-8938 and Joe Martinez, network spe- Employee of the Year. The dinner was sponsored by contents. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA 2/28-3/7c erty is owned by Yormaco-Cornerstone, LLC of Jacksonville. The new CASE NO: 02-2013-CA-0040 cialist at the district office. The Commissioner of Educa- the district’s Gold Level Business Several Baker County units STATE OF FLORIDA tion will announce the 2013 Flor- Partners: ValuTeachers, First tenant, Tractor Supply, is based in Brentwood, TN. PROPOSED AMENDMENT OF THE RICHLAND INVESTMENT PROPERTIES, LLP DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Joe Martinez was selected to and one from Charlton County, The project includes upgrades to the store, sidewalk and parking A Florida Limited Liability Partnership, NOTICE OF PROPOSED AGENCY ACTION represent the district at the state ida School-Related Employee Federal Bank and Baker County GA responded to the alarm. Plaintiffs, The Department of Environmental Protection gives of the Year and four finalists in Medical Services. areas as well as new signage and a equipment display area near the BAKER COUNTY LAND notice of its intent to issue a Formal Determination of level. Mr. Martinez will receive a roadside. Vs. the Landward Extent of Wetlands and Other Surface monetary award from the district March or April. Waters of the State (File No. FD-02-0310796-001) to All nine employees were rec- • A contractor from St. Johns, FL is repairing the former Little Cae- ROY W. CLARK, et al., E.R. Jahna Industries, Inc. c/o Kevin Shelton for AMEC and will be submitted to the De- sar’s Pizza space at 698-B W. Macclenny Ave, according to a notice of DEVELOPMENT Defendant. Environment and Infrastructure; 2000 East Edgewood ognized at the School Board ______/ Drive, Suite 215; Lakeland, FL 33803, for a 960-acre partment of Education to com- commencement filed February 20. tract located in Section 23, 24, 25, 26, Township 2 REGULATIONS NOTICE OF ACTION South, Range 22 East, Baker County. The property is We publish Lance Trantham Certified, Inc. will be undoing the damage done bounded by US-90 E on the South, the Baker/Duval late last year when a pickup truck drove through the front of the store TO: ROY W. CLARK County line on the East, and Enterprise E Blvd. on the obituaries & pictures one morning. The Baker County Land Planning Agency will hold a Public 7107 Norman Street West. One entrance to the property is located at the 5th ‘geocache’ Moonshine Run AND 10977 Altmans Way, intersection of US-90 E and Rayonier Rd. The • De- The driver was injured, and restaurant employees working in the Glen St. Mary, Florida 32040 partment’s file on this matter is available for public Hearing on Thursday, March 14, 2013 at 7:00 PM in the Baker Local “geocaching” enthusi- of O.C. Horne Rd. Anyone with “I researched the moonshine rear of the store escaped unscathed. No customers were in the lobby at inspection during normal business hours, 8:00 a.m. County Administration Building, 55 North Third Street, Mac- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Verified Mortgage Fore- to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, except legal ast Keith Lane of Taylor has or- a digital camera, GPS device and spots, the people, even the law the time of the crash. closure Complaint has been filed against you and you holidays, at the Department of Environmental Protec- are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, tion, Office of Submerged Lands and Environmental ganized the 5th Annual Baker vehicle can participate, he said. enforcement officers involved,” FREE! The commercial property is owned by Raynor’s Pharmacy, Inc., a clenny Florida, to consider for recommendation to the Board of if any, to it on FRANK E. MALONEY, JR., P.A., Attorney, Resources Coordination, Mail Station 2500, Room 530, County Moonshine Run, an his- Teams of cachers will be said Mr. Lane. “People really en- company registered to Valerie and Richard Hickman. County Commissioners a proposed amendment, by ordinance whose address is 445 East Macclenny Avenue, Mac- Bob Martinez Center, 2600 BlairStone Road, Tallahas- clenny, Florida 32063; (904) 259-3155, within thirty see, Florida32399-2400. torical treasure hunt of sorts tasked with finding nine caches joy the stories.” Thank you – $6.00 • American Enterprise Bank is building a new branch building at to the Baker County Land Development Regulations, in accor- (30) days after the first publication of the notice and Persons whose substantial interests are affected by with prizes and an “animal on in and around Baker County that The event drew 170-plus par- 893 S. 5th St., where its current manufactured structure stands today. on or before the 13th day of March, 2013, and to file the above proposed agency action have a right pur- (for 50 words) dance with Florida Statutes 163.3202 Copies of said ordinance the original with the Clerk of this Court either before suant to Section 120.57, Florida Statutes, to petition the grill” barbecue on Saturday, correspond to historical moon- ticipants last year and 20 teams Sauer, Inc. of Jacksonville is doing the work. service on FRANK E. MALONEY, JR., P.A., attorney or for an administrative determination (hearing) on the March 9 beginning at 9 am. shining locales. from as far away as South Caro- Court records also show that Baker County Medical Services, the may be inspected by any member of the public in the Commis- immediately thereafter; otherwise a default will be proposed action. The petition must contain the infor- entered against you for the relieve demanded in the mation set forth below and must be filed (received) in Geocaching is a recreational Each cache will contain coor- line and Alabama have already nonprofit which owns and manages Ed Fraser Memorial Hospital, is sioners office, address stated above. On the above mentioned Complaint or Petition. the Department’s activity in which GPS devices and dinates that together will lead to signed up. building a 5000-square-foot medical office building on their campus date, all interested parties may appear and be heard with re- Office of General Counsel, 3900 Commonwealth WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court on this 13th Boulevard, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2400, within 21 coordinates are used to hide and the final run point, “the Master Mr. Lane expects the event in north Macclenny at 159 N. 3rd St. day of February, 2013. days of publication of this notice. A copy of the petition spect to the proposed ordinance which is titled as follows: find caches with just about any- Still,” where some “shine” will be to be the biggest geocaching get Jacksonville construction firm Dana B. Kenyon Company is working T.A. “AL” FRASER must also be mailed at the time of filing to the for- CLERK OF COURT mal determination petitioner at the address indicated. thing from coins to messages to located. The team to return the together ever in the region. For on the project. By:Tabitha Wilson Failure to file a petition within the 21 days constitutes ORDINANCE NO. 2013 Deputy Clerk a waiver of any right such person has to an admin- other items inside. Mr. Lane esti- shine to the starting point in the more information about geo- Frank E. Maloney, Jr., P.A. istrative determination (hearing) pursuant to Section mates there are some 2000 cach- least amount of time and miles caching and the moonshine run, AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- Attorney for Plaintiff 120.57, F.S. 445 E. Macclenny Ave., The petition shall contain the following information: es in Baker County today. driven will be named Moonshine visit www.geocaching.com and SIONERS OF BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE Macclenny, FL 32063 (a) The name and address, and telephone number of The moonshine run begins Runner Kings (or Queens). Coor- search for “Baker County moon- Out of County Subscribers 2/21-3/14c each petitioner, the petitioner’s name and address, the BAKER COUNTY LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS; Department’s File Number and the county in which and ends at Mr. Lane’s Taylor dinates and their historical infor- shine.” You can also reach Mr. Fed up with your copy of The Press arriving late, or not at all? Registration of Fictitious Names the project is proposed; (b) A statement of how and residence on CR 125 just north mation will be supplied the day Lane, aka horseshoechamp, at AMENDING AND REVISING ARTICLES I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, I the undersigned, being duly sworn, do hereby de- when each petitioner received notice of the Depart- We have a cost-effective solution to your problem. clare under oath that the names of all persons inter- ment’s action or proposed action; (c) A statement of of the run. [email protected]. 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The Baker County Press Thursday, February 28, 2013 The Baker County Press Page 11 Page In loving memory of Benefit shoot Laura Davis Zumbathon 10 A benefit turkey shoot will be 02/09/1960-02/10/2010 February 28, 2013 held on Saturday, March 2 from Out of County Subscribers I stared at this blank piece of for charity 5-8 pm to benefit the Christian obituaries paper for almost three years, Anytime Fitness is hosting a summer camp at the Moniac Fed up with your copy of The Press arriving late, or not at all? Church and obituary Notice information Contact Us zumbathon charity fundraiser to We have a cost-effective solution to your problem. Obituaries must be submitted in a timely fashion and have a local connection. Pictures are printed with By phone at 904.259.2400 or by fax at 904.259.6502. You can stop by our office located at 104 S. Fifth Street, wondering what to say. I know Baptist Church. obituaries free of charge. The newspaper reserves the right to publish photos based on quality. It is requested Macclenny, FL or mail your submission to PO Box 598, Macclenny, FL 32063. you’ll never get it, so I wrote it benefit the family of Corey Craig, The shoot is at Conner’s Acres 18, a high school student who that all news items be typed or emailed to insure accuracy in print. We are available online at www.bakercountypress.com anyway. I would turn my life on CR 121 (River Road) north of Subscribe to our E - edition @ www.bakercountypress.com around just to have one more suffered a spinal injury in vehicle St. George, GA; follow the signs. day with you. There’s so many crash last December. Prizes include turkeys and In memory of things I’d say. I would cherish He is currently recovering and hams. Betty Barbee, 63, Richard Lyons, Ella Mosley, 92, Tommy Ross, 37, every moment as if you never receiving therapy in Atlanta. Mr. My Mom went away. I’ve tried to get it Craig’s condition is improving; A’Donna Jackson’s of Sanderson dies 81, of Jacksonville funeral Feb. 23rd dies‘ in Kentucky Sissy Carter through my head that it was he recently regained movement Betty Jane Allen Barbee, 63, Richard E. Lyons, 81, died Ella Cinda Mosley, 92, of Thomas “Tommy” Charles 12/18/1939-02/28/12 just your time to go. I know in one of his legs. Income Tax Service of Sanderson died peacefully at February 24, 2013 in Jackson- Baldwin died Wednesday, Feb- Ross II, 37, of Campbellsville, KY you’re not in pain anymore, The tw0-hour event is March her home on Wednesday Feb- ville from complications of con- ruary 20 at St. Vincent’s Medical died on February 21, 2013 at his Mama, it’s been one year The Road so it gives me a lot of relief to 2 at the gym, 788 S. 6th St., be- since you went to heaven. I am In memory of 759-0884 ruary 13, gestive heart failure. He was a Center in residence. have you as a mother and also ginning at 10 am. Tickets are $5 Located in Glen St. Mary 2013. She graphic designer and best known Jackson- He was born so thankful to God for His com- to Calvary Sissy Lauramore my best friend. I’ll never forget prior to the event and $8 the day was born in for the logo he designed for the ville follow- in Charles- fort, and the peace He gives me Corner of Madison & Stoddard Carter the times we’re shared, or the of the event. All proceeds benefit Reliable & Accurate - Reasonable Rates! each day. And for the blessed dreams that we chased. I know the Craig family. 1040 EZ | 1040 A | 1040 | State Tax Jacksonville Miami Heat. He was also a fine ing a long ton, WV Glen St. Mary 12/18/1939-02/28/12 to the late artist. illness. She on March assurance that you are with I can always look to heaven The zumbathon will be pre- Small Business Tax | S-Corporation Drop Offs Welcome Him. Rev. Tommy & Doris Anderson James and Mr. Lyons was born in Lo- was a native 5, 1975 to Youth Director Rebecca Lauramore Granny’s pride and joy Tyler and see your smiling face. sented by zumba instructors I have 20-plus years experience and I love preparing taxes! FREE E-FILING ove your daughter anice still looks for you. He is what Kendra Morgan, Cindy Young Mary Black- chloosa, Florida on October 31, of Hobo- Thomas L , J Phone: 904-259-2213 Mother, brothers and sisters Call me for an appointment or to drop off your paperwork. randchildren raci hris kept her going the last year. and Dorinda Conner. For more burn Allen 1931 to Augusta and Ervin Lyons. ken, GA and Charles G T (C ), Roger and Kyle Davis Jimbo (Ericka) and Sunday School: ...... 10:00 am information, visit www.macclen- and lived He graduated from Pierson High resided in Ross and I love you Granny Sis-sy Willie and Jenny Combs Warren (Danielle) Sunday Morning Service . . . .11:00 am in Sander- School in 1949. He and his twin Lake But- Valerie Tybo Amanda and Chuck Yale nyfit.blogspot.com or call Any- son the past brother Bill served in the U.S. ler before Jo Tilson Sunday Evening Service . . . . . 6:00 pm Brody and Logan Combs time Fitness at (904) 937-0370. seven years. Navy 1951-1955. Richard lived moving to Markos. Advertising Deadline Wednesday Night ...... 7:30 pm Chuck Jr. and Kolton Yale Community First Service Betty and most of his life in Jacksonville Baldwin 70 Thomas Monday her hus- Betty Barbee and Atlanta. years ago. Ella Mosley married his Tommy Ross 5:00 pm Weekend revival Sunday, March 3 band Tom He is survived by his brother She retired high school Thanks so much NO EXCEPTIONS! The Tabernacle of the En- at 11:00 am were self-employed in the sports William (Dixie) and his sister as a claims specialist at Blue sweetheart Melissa on December The family of Brooke Treece FULL Gospel memorabilia business. She Bonnie Lyons, all of Macclenny; Cross-Blue Shield after 25 years 2, 1995. He enjoyed go karting, Welcome lightened Church of God in Mar- would like to express its appre- Followed by dinner in the garetta is hosting a revival the was a loving wife, mother and nieces Sharon Y. (Robert) Cobb of service. Mrs. Mosley attended fishing with his brothers and fa- First Baptist Church ciation for all the prayers, food, Fellowship Hall DINKINS NEW evenings of March 1 and 2 at 7:30 grandmother, and will be dearly of Jacksonville, Pat Cobb of St. the Northside Baptist Church ther and collecting action mov- cards and kind words during the CONGREGATIONAL pm. missed. George, GA and Terri (David) of Jacksonville and was an avid ies. Mr. Ross was an avid gamer. of Sanderson tragic loss of our Brookie. A spe- Mrs. Barbee was preceded Hair of Glen St. Mary. reader in her spare time. He was preceded in death by his METHODIST CHURCH The guest speaker is Pastor Church CR 229 S., Sanderson FL cial thanks to Pastor Randy Wil- CR 127 N. of Sanderson Derrick Leonard. Everyone is Gospel Sing at 2 pm in death by son Todd Reid, and A memorial service will be She was preceded in death maternal grandmother Georgia liams for the beautiful celebra- Sunday School 10:00 am Sunday School ...... 10:00 am welcome. Bringing the Old Time Holy Ghost Anointing to this Generation brothers James and Joseph Al- held at 3 pm on March 3, at Hard- by parents Lonnie and Odessa Tilson; paternal grandfather Ho- tion of Brooke’s life. Also, thanks Debbie Perryman, Sunday Morning Service 11:00 am Sun. Morning Worship . 11:00 am len. Survivors include her hus- age-Giddens Funeral Home, 729 Courson Crews, her late hus- nus Ross; brother Adam James to Briann Redding, Jared Wind- Larry Harvey Sunday Night Service 6:00 pm 12664 Mud Lake Rd., Glen St. Mary | 259-5742 band of 25 years, Thomas H. S. Edgewood Ave., Jacksonville, band Wesley James Mosley Ross Sun. Evening Worship . . 6:00 pm ham and Buddy Combs for the and the Barbee Sr.; daughter Gwendolyn FL. Sr. and granddaughter Robin Thomas is survived by his wife Wed. Night Service 7:30 pm Pastor Tommy Richardson welcomes all. Wed. Eve. Bible Study . . 7:00 pm songs. Thank you also to Todd Scholarship Gloryland Singers Allen of Kansas City, KS; sons Amanda Mosley Jeffers. She is and his son Tyler of Campbells- Pastor Allen Crews Ferreira and staff for your ser- Jeffery Reid of St. Augustine and survived by daughter Margaret ville; his mother of Lake Butler; Everyone welcome! Assistant Pastor Timothy Alford In memory of vices. Thomas H. Barbee Jr., of Phoe- Infant Meyer Mosley (Charles) Moore of La- father Tom (Susan) Ross of Mid- Sincerely, deadline nix, AZ; grandchildren Finley fayette, LA; sons Harold Robert dleburg; brothers Sean and Phil- Sissy (Arie) Randy, Lynn and Allen, Lindsey Reid, Sadie Be- (Nancy) Mosley of Sunset, LA lip Ross of Middleburg; maternal Briann Rhoden rites Thursday Lauramore Carter Kurt, Cindy and March 1 amenderser, Dalton Reid, Katie and Wesley James (Lora) Mos- grandfather Charles Tilson of Mt. Zion N.C. James Allen Treece Barbee, Skye Nelson and Thomas Infant Liam Jace Meyer of ley Jr. of Baldwin; sisters Vivian Macclenny; paternal grandmoth- Sanderson 12/18/1939-02/28/12 Woman’s Clubs statewide H. Barbee III; many other rela- Glen St. Mary died on February (John) Whitehead and Margaret er Rose Ross of Rainelle, WV; have established 10, $3000 Congregational Methodist Church Mama and Dr. Smart. He In memory of scholarships for women in our tives and friends. 24, 2013 at Shands at the Uni- (Marvin) Pritchett, both of Lake many aunts, uncles and cousins. 121 North † 259-4461 wasn’t just her doctor; he was A memorial service will be versity of Butler; six grandchildren, five A graveside funeral service Holiness Church Laura Davis state. Macclenny, FL a friend and Mama loved him The scholarships are being held on Saturday March 2 at 2 Florida with great-grandchildren, three great- was held on Wednesday, Feb- CR 127 N., Sanderson, FL very much. If it hadn’t been for 02/09/1960-02/10/2010 family by offered in two categories: girls pm at Heritage Park in Macclen- great-grandchildren. ruary 27 at 11 am at Woodlawn Sunday School 10:00 am Pastor Tim Cheshire Doc, we would have lost her a Mom, we miss you so much his side. He graduating high school and ny, with Rev. Joe Raulerson offi- The funeral service was con- Cemetery with Pastor Todd long time ago. We love you, Dr. on your birthday, and not just was born Morning Worship 11:00 am Sunday School 9:45 am women seeking to return to the ciating. Cedar Bay Funeral Home ducted at 11 am on Saturday, Jones officiating. Ferreira Fu- Smart. then but every minute since in Jackson- Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 am workforce/or self-betterment. of Jacksonville is in charge of ar- February 23 in the chapel of neral Services of Macclenny was you went away. You were the ville on No- Wed. Evening Prayer Serv. 7:30 pm Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm Arie’s Baby Girl The scholarships will be avail- rangements. Guerry Funeral Home in Mac- in charge of arrangements. center of our lives before your vember 29, able for colleges, universities and 602 S. Sixth Street, Macclenny • 259-6702 www.countryfcu.com clenny with Rev. Chris Drum, Wednesday Prayer Service 7:00 pm soul passed on. It’s just so hard COUNTRY FEDERAL 2012 to Ja- Pastor: Oral E. Lyons trade schools. 9140 CR 229, Sanderson • 259-6702 pastor of the First Baptist Church In memory of to believe that you are really Bulah Bunham, son Meyer A panel will select the 10 best 100 S. Lima Street, Baldwin • 266-1041 of Baldwin officiating. Interment gone. But we celebrate the life CREDIT UNION and Lind- Our Mother applications from the statewide was in Long Branch Cemetery in you lived and all the things Securities o ered through LPL Financial. Member FINRA/SIPC. Investment advice o ered through Independent Financial Partners a registered investment advisor and separate entity from LPL Financial. 72, of Glen dies sey Burn- MACCLENNY pool of submissions. Maxville. Sissy Lauramore you gave to us. Our wonderful Bulah Mae Burnham, 72, of ham Meyer. Information and application CHURCH OF CHRIST memories of you, Mom, are the Glen St. Mary died on Saturday, Liam was Carter 573 S. 5th St. 259-6059 forms are available and can be Liam Meyer things that comfort and save us. February 23, 2013 surrounded preceded Mitch Givens 12/18/1939-02/28/12 filled out online at the GFWC Sunday Bible Study 9:45 am Please think of us as we think of by her lov- in death by his maternal great- Missing You Always Florida website, www.gfwcflor- Fellowship 10:30 am - 11:00 am you. With our hearts so full of ing family. grandmother Bulah Mae Burn- funeral Saturday ida.org under the “Scholarship You never said, “I’m leav- Worship Services Jesus answered, "Verily, verily I love, we’re looking up at you, A lifelong ham and paternal grandmother Info” tab. The deadline for apply- Elder Mitchel “Mitch” Giv- ing.” You never said “Goodbye.” 11:00 am say unto thee, except a man be sweet Mom, as you’re looking resident Ginger Meyer. ens died on February 23, 2013 ing for the scholarships is March You were gone before we knew Wed. Bible Study born of water and of the Spirit, at us from above. 1. of Baker Liam is survived by his lov- in Macclenny. He was born Au- it, and only God knows why. 7:00 pm he cannot enter into the king- Happy Birthday Mom County, ing parents; maternal grandpar- gust 3, 1921 A million times I needed you; Minister dom of God." John 3:5 We love and miss you, Mrs. Burn- ents Horace (Lorie) Burnham of in Baker a million times I cried. If love Sam F. Kitching ham was an Glen St. Mary; paternal grand- County. In memory of Mother, brothers and sisters alone could have saved you, Roger and Kyle Davis avid Florida father James Nicholas Meyer of Press Advertising The fu- you never would have died. In Sissy Lauramore Willie and Jenny Combs Gator fan Henderson, NV; maternal great- neral ser- life I loved you dearly. In death Carter Amanda and Chuck Yale Deadline who loved grandfather Horace Burnham vice for El- I love you still. In my heart I 12/18/1939-02/28/12 Brody and Logan Combs Monday 5:00 PM to read, do Sr.; maternal great-grandpar- der Givens hold a place that only you can Chuck Jr. and Kolton Yale Christian Fellowship Temple Our trip to puzzles, ents Buck (Nancy) Armentrout will be 2 pm fill. It broke my heart to lose North Carolina crochet and of Macclenny; paternal great- on Satur- you, but you didn’t go alone. As Bulah Burnham Connecting > Growing > Serving garden. She grandmother June Spencer of day, March part of me went with you the Check it out... was a mem- Newell, SD; aunts and uncles 2, 2013 at day God took you home. ber of the Sanderson Congrega- Trent (Brandy) Burnham, Man- Faith Bible David Thomas-Senior Pastor Tim Thomas- Associate Pastor www.bakercountypress.com dy (Mark) Carpenter, and Amy I love you Gary Crummey-Youth Pastor tional Holiness Church and loved Church on Givens spending time with her family, Rodriguez. US 90 west Baby Girl grandchildren and friends. A private funeral service will of Sanderson. Looking for a place to plug in? She is survived by her husband be held Thursday, February 28 The family will receive friends Where will you be when of 59 years, Horace Burnham Sr.; at V. Todd Ferreira Funeral Ser- from 7-9 pm on Friday, March 1 Join us this week! sons Horace (Lorie) Burnham Jr. vices chapel with Pastor David at the Church of God By Faith in and Timmie (Cheryl) Burnham, Thomas officiating. Interment Sanderson. BlackCOPIES & white/Full color There’s something for every age! both of Glen St. Mary; daugh- will follow in Oak Grove Cem- Combs Funeral Home of Lake Many opportunities for low cost or free advertising through ters Elouise (Robert) Moore of etery. City was in charge of arrange- The Office Mart Sundays Glen St. Mary, Marline (Jim- ments. 110 South Fifth St. Sunday School- 10:00 am Chamber events, publications and the website. my) Walker of Macclenny, Myr- Sunday Worship- 11:00 am Member to Member discounts, free notary service and more! REALITY STRIKES? tle (Erwin) Taylor and Melissa Check it out... Evening Worship- 6:00 pm (Tommy) Richardson, both of bakercountypress.com A live drama presentation you will never forget! Glen St. Mary; sisters Vallie Har- T  L’ C  Wednesdays Intersection of CR 125 & 250 in Taylor •• 259-8353 Wednesday Worship- 7:00 pm 2013 ris and Rose (Arthur) Belleville, The year to join the Chamber of Commerce both of Macclenny, Erma (Mitch- Sunday school ~ 10:00 am ell) Carter of Jacksonville, Patty We’re located at 251 W. Ohio Ave. In memory of Join today and receive Sunday service ~ 11:00 am Macclenny, FL (Mike) Combs of Sanderson and Saint Peter’s Sissy Lauramore 3 months of free advertising at Debbie (Paul) McAllister of Rai- Wednesday night Bible Study ~ 6:30 pm Offi ce: 904-259-3548 ford; seventeen grandchildren in the Glen Family style dinner ~ 1st Sunday of the month Carter bakerchamber .com March 10, 11 & 12 Check us out on the web! and 23 great-grandchildren. She following service 12/18/1939-02/28/12 (a value equal to the average annual membership dues) ANGLICAN CHURCH www.christianfellowshiptemple.com was preceded in death by her Pastor Bobby Tennessee 1989. @ 7 pm nightly son: Billy Joe Burnham. 9:00 am Adult Sunday School ‘A church alive is worth the drive!’ & Faye Gri n Together again. The funeral service was held MEMBERSHIP HAS BENEFITS! 11 am on Tuesday, February 26, 10:00 am Sunday Worship/ at the Christian Fellowship Tem- Holy Communion Call 259-6433 for more information! ple in Macclenny, FL with Pastor 7:00 pm Wednesday Study/ Taylor Church David Thomas and Rev. Oral Ly- Holy Communion 26389 County Road 250 • Sanderson, FL ons officiating. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery in Mac- Glen St. Mary, Florida 1/2 mile South of I-10 on CR 125, clenny. Forbes Funeral Home of right on Nursery Road the historic Calvary Baptist Church Macclenny was in charge of ar- FREE ADMISSION Budder Mathis House Pastor Donnie E. Williams, Sr. rangements. Nursery provided Sunday School 10:00 am Children’s Church Service K - 5th Grade Preaching Service 11:00 am New Hope Church, Inc. Sunday 23-A to Lauramore Rd. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Sunday Night Service 6:00 pm & Fairgrounds Rd. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Service 7:00 pm Children’s Church 11:00 a.m. Evening Services 6:00 p.m. 523 North Boulevard W. Pastor J. C. Lauramore Wednesday For more information call: 904-259-7324 welcomes all Prayer Meeting 7:00 p.m. a few blocks north of Hwy. 90 in Macclenny www.calvarybaptistmacclenny.com •• 259-4529 www.taylorchurch.net Thursday, February 28, 2013 The Baker County Press Page 12 The Baker County Press Page Toxic Roundup Dark 30’s great, gritty at courthouse Out of County Subscribers 13 Fed up with your copy of The Press arriving late, or not at all? February 28, 2013 We have a cost-effective solution to your problem. SOCIALSocial Notice Submission information &School set for March 2 Contact Us Four stars for Bigelow’s latest Birth announcements, wedding notices and social events (military service notes and school graduations) must Make safe disposal of hazard- By phone at 904.259.2400 or by fax at 904.259.6502. You can stop by our office located at 104 S. Fifth Street, Subscribe to our E - edition @ www.bakercountypress.com be submitted within four weeks of the event. All news and advertising must be submitted to the newspaper Bob Gerard | staff After the election of Barack Obama, the torture ous and toxic materials part of office prior to 5:00 p.m. on the Monday prior to publication, unless otherwise noted or arranged. It is requested Macclenny, FL or mail your submission to PO Box 598, Macclenny, FL 32063. stopped and the agents had to rely on electronic in- your spring cleaning this year by that all news items be typed or emailed to insure accuracy in print. We are available online at www.bakercountypress.com Zero Dark Thirty is disturbing, depressing and telligence and tips. Maya discovers the courier’s real taking advantage of the annual brilliant. The film, a chronicle of the decade-long name and tracks his mother to Kuwait. In one of the Toxic Roundup set for March 2 hunt for Osama Bin Ladin after 9/11, is masterfully more telling scenes of the film, a CIA agent buys a behind the county courthouse. directed by Katherine Bigelow. Kuwaiti prince a new Lamborghini in return for the The site will be manned from It follows a CIA operative known only as Maya. mother’s phone number. 9 am-3pm to accept old paint Simply portrayed by Jessica Chastain,we’re given Woodlawn Kennels Two youngsters on It is a vital link that leads Maya to the compound and insecticides, used oil and Quality Professional Care little information about this real-life character and in Pakistan where Bin Ladin is suspected of living. solvents, fluorescent lamps, used we soon understand why. She is still out there doing Suspected is the key word. Up until the Navy Seals batteries, cleaning chemicals GROOMING BOARDING her job; still in the field hunting terrorists. go in to kill him, there was only a 60% chance that and other materials. The service Wolfson’s ‘55’ list Chastain’s Maya has been a CIA operative since 259-4757 he was actually there. There was no hard evidence is free. Two Baker County children were among 55 featured in a recent fund her recruitment out of high school. Presumably, she Private • Spacious • Indoor/Outdoor Runs or visual sighting of the terrorist despite the CIA’s Make sure you pack hazard- raising promotion at Wolfson Children’s Hospital in Jacksonville. Both had skills that attracted CIA recruiters but we’re not best efforts. ous waste containers in boxes were born with life-threatening illnesses and were treated there. told what they are. The slight, unassuming red head Complete Bath, De-flea & Groom . . . . $20-$25 Maya was so convinced that she took the lead with dividers and watch for leaks. Jaiden Champion and Kaylee Wheaton each represented a “candle” is thrown right into the fire after being sent to the to CIA director Leon Panetta (James Gandolfini). Do not mix different or unknown Bath, De-flea & Nails Clip ...... $10-$15 in the “One To Grow On” ultra-marathon held in Jacksonville on Feb- Middle East. She takes part in the waterboarding of Panetta, who comes across well in the film, goes materials together and make ruary 9 and sponsored by friends of the hospital. a prisoner. Boarding (per actual day) ...... $5-$10 against the advice of many of his top aides and takes sure all are labeled. Jaiden, the daughter of Jessica Champion Manning of Macclenny, “Lie to me and I’ll hurt you,” a CIA agent known Maya’s evidence to the President. If you cannot identify the con- was born with the genetic condition Mowat-Wilson Syndrome, a heart only as Dan tells the prisoner. “Tell me the truth and The final third of the film is the run up to the raid. tents, label it “unknown.” condition and other illnesses that affected different parts of her body. I won’t.” ECONOMY SPECIAL! ECONOMY SPECIAL! ECONOMY SPECIAL! We meet the members of Seal Team Six, who look For more information, call the She continues to receive treatment at Wolfson that included a costly When one agent questions the woman’s presence nothing like sailors but come across as wise-crack- county road department at 275- prescription her family could not afford and was not covered by insur- in the interrogation, Dan (Jason Clarke) tells the ing, hard as nails cowboys who play touch football 2373. ance. other, “She’s a killer.” and throw horseshoes one minute and are com- One of her physicians paid for the drug out of his own pocket. We never see that side of Maya, nor is Chastain pletely professional killers the next. Maya is treated Another “candle” was named for Kaylee, the daughter of Chris and given any back story to build her character. Instead 50% OFF with wary respect as the person who located their Maria Wheaton of Macclenny. She and a twin who died were born with we see her bull-headed determination to find Bin StorAge for the firSt 6 MonthS target. Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome, a rare condition that affects pre- Ladin and his operatives as the story develops and The actual raid is surgical and tense. Very little is natal blood flow from the mother. we see the toll it takes on her. Starting At Only actually said and until Bin Ladin is killed the Seals All-SAfe Kaylee, like her sister Rylee, was not expected to live but slowly im- The first third of the movie has Maya and her aren’t certain that he is even there. It is intense film- Photo courtesy of Stephanie Wheeler proved over the next 47 days before she was well enough to come home. colleagues at “black sites,” undisclosed locations $ 40 Mini StorAge making and we are left with the feeling that what we per She is now described as a healthy 3½-year-old. around the world where prisoners are held and tor- month are witnessing is very close to the truth. This is as 21 tured. It is very disturbing to watch, particularly as far from a Quentin Tarrantino movie as you can get. the interrogators treat it so matter of factly. 5'x10' • 10'x10' 259-3565 Don’t go in to this movie expecting to whoop and 190 S. Lowder St. Business students compete at district That is the mastery of director Bigelow. She fol- holler when the bad guy is killed. Bigelow doesn’t 10'x15' • 10'x20' Macclenny Future Business Leaders of America members from Baker County High School pictured above competed in the annual District IV FBLA competitive events Check it out... lows the day-to-day activities of people under ex- allow you that feeling. In fact, you never even get a 10'x30' www.all-safeministorage.com at FSCJ North Campus on February 15 and won awards in the following areas: banking and financial systems - 1st place Chelsea Sanderson and Hunter treme stress and allows us to watch their develop- clear image of Bin Ladin. All you see is the beard. Williams; business calculations - 1st place Kaitlyn Corder; business communications - 1st place Allison Wagstaff; business law - 2nd place Denajia Williams; www.bakercountypress.com ment as characters. In her previous film about the I came away from the film feeling depressed and ECONOMY SPECIAL! ECONOMY SPECIAL! ECONOMY SPECIAL! business math - 3rd place Alia Jones; business procedures - 1st place Whitney Moore; economics - 1st place Robert Brannan; entrepreneurship team - 1st Iraq/Afghanistan wars, The Hurt Locker, she won place Taylor Dopson, Alan Hodges and Evan Barrett; global business team - 1st place Tyler Cole, Jessica Padgett and Brianna Graham; health care admin- vulnerable, which I suppose we are in this age of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Zero Dark istration - 3rd place Latesha Robinson; help desk - 1st place Angelica Griggs; introduction to business - 1st place Danielle Wilkerson; management infor- global terrorism. I’m glad we have people like Maya Thirty is also nominated, as is Bigelow and Chas- mation systems team - 1st place Hannah Mathews, Jesslyn Sands and Danajia Williams; sports management - 2nd place James Johns; word processing in place, but I don’t envy her the job and if Chas- tain, but the film failed to get the nod at last week- 1 - 3rd place Vornesha Donaldson; word processing II - 3rd place Kasey Alford; public speaking 1 - 1st place Danajia Williams. Sponsors Tammy Moore and Upcoming Registration Announcement for tain’s amazing portrayal is any indication, the psy- Stephanie Wheeler were pleased with the results but believe there is room for improvement in many areas. The Career Academy of Business Administra- end’s awards. Welcome chological toll is immense. tion’s English instructor Richard Moore was also in attendance. They deserve the nominations. Chastain is plod- Zero Dark Thirty is a gritty piece of realism, not ding, intense, unlikable and driven. When she dis- METHODIST PRESCHOOL an action/adventure flick. It is not for everyone and covers the name of someone she suspects might be certainly not for children. It’s rated R for language Bin Ladin’s top courier, she hunts him relentlessly and extreme violence. I give it 4 out of 4 stars. for five years until a tip leads to his real name. Saturday, March 2 March 10 8-10 am First Baptist ChurCh oF sanderson Registering for August 2013 School Year Charity expanding its reach Sunday School 10 am | Morning Worship 11 am You are invited to come hear, enjoy and eat Ages 1-5 (including Free VPK) The Tom Coughlin Jay Fund, childhood cancer. a backpack with an organizer to a Jacksonville-based nonprofit The charity is also hoping to help families manage doctor ap- Food by Message by Dr. Roy Vining Call 259-3521 for more information founded by former Jacksonville reach families outside Jackson- pointments, keep important con- good GOSPEL SING 1:00 PM UNTIL Licensed & Accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International Jaguar head coach and current ville through the program called tact information and track medi- country cooks Music by Southern Joy & Gail Moore New York Giants head coach the “Financial Game Plan,” a cal and other expenses. Tom Coughlin, has recently four-step approach that helps • Quarterly financial seminar launched a new financial litera- families understand and man- — Managing the Financial Chal- cy tool to help families tackling age money challenges that come lenges of Childhood Cancer — RECOGNIZED AS HIGH QUALITY along with having a child that’s that gives families information, battling cancer. insight and support to manage For years the Jay Fund has their finances while battling pe- School activities assisted families with emergen- diatric cancer. Baker County School Board February 28 cy household expenses, funeral • Financial coaching that gives BCHS: Tennis @ Fernandina, costs, gas and food, and hospi- individual families the opportu- tal/clinic services as they deal nity to sit down with a financial Pre-K Programs 3:30 p.m.; Softball vs. B. K., (H) with the emotional and physical coach and devise a plan to ad- Poultry team members (l-r) Brendan Gibson, Hunter Burnsed, Jesse Lambright, Robert Schmel, Bj Hagan, Hunter 5:00 p.m.; JV Baseball vs. Co- adversity of childhood cancer. dress financial concerns. The Groves, Jessica Harrell, Kayla Long, Cheyene Walden, Kate Whitehead and FFA sponsor Greg Johnson. Photo courtesy of Greg Johnson 2013-2014 lumbia, (H) 6:00 p.m.; Drama Mr. Coughlin launched the coach can help families develop Gold Seal “Broadway in Baker 6”, 7:30 Jay Fund in honor of former Bos- and implement a budget, under- Quality p.m. MES: Jump Rope for Heart; ton College safety Jay McGillis, stand assets and liabilities and S.A.C.S. ENROLLMENT Spring Pictures WES: Good who battled leukemia. make difficult decisions to im- High honors at fair for FFA Endorsement Morning Show Club, 8:00 a.m. “Families faced with child- prove their financial health. Accreditation hood cancer are dealing with the • Financial assistance through Award March 1 unthinkable,” said the coach. the Jay Fund. The assistance can Bob Gerard Greg Johnson’s high school “We won both the high school IS LIMITED! team of Jessica Harrell, Kayla and middle school contests last BCHS: Baseball at Paxon, 6pm; “In many instances, this stress pay for necessities such as mort- The BCHS and BCMS FFA Long and Kate Whitehead won year, so we had to totally re- Drama “Broadway in Baker 6”, is compounded by the financial gages, rent, car, electric, water, teams finished in the high run- the competition with Jessie build,” said Johnson. “They have Call 259-3014 to schedule your registration appointment 7:30pm. KIS: AR Goal #6 due. strains that families face as a re- phone, food and other household ning in the state poultry contest Lambright, Hunter Burnsed and been working hard.” sult of parents missing work to be expenses during a time of crisis. last weekend at the Florida State Brendan Gibson placing fourth. The teams will now compete beginning March 4 March 2 there with their children or med- Since 1996, the Jay Fund has Fair in Tampa. The high school Ashton Norman’s middle at the state contest at the Uni- BCHS: Baseball vs. Am. Heritage ical expenses not covered by in- provided more than $4 million fielded two teams and placed school team of Hunter Groves, versity of Florida in April. Thirty- Appointments will be made for May surance. I am proud that the Jay in grants to approximately 1,000 first and fourth. The BCMS team (H), 11am; Drama “Broadway Cheyenne Walden, Robert nine teams competed at the State Fund now has the ability to help families in Northeast Florida and was the top middle school team in Baker 6”, 7:30pm. KIS: FCAT Schmell and BJ Hagan took first. Fair. Reading Blitz, 8:45am-12pm. not only by providing emergency the New York/New Jersey met- and placed eighth overall. financial assistance, but also by ropolitan area facing pediatric 1/2 DAY (3 hour) March 3 providing proven short and long- cancer. Who qualifi es: Every 4 year old living in Meals Provided: None BCHS: Drama “Broadway in term financial strategies for get- For more information on the Baker County. (4 on or before Sept. 1, 2013) ting through this difficult time.” Tom Coughlin Jay Fund, please Weldon, Thomas Required Documents: Baker 6”, 2:30pm and 4:30pm. The Financial Game Plan in- visit www.tcjayfund.org or call First Baptist Church Location: Baker County Pre-K/K Center *Original birth certifi cate March 4 cludes: (904) 543-2599. honorees at dinner of Macclenny • Jay’s Financial Playbook – Transportation: None available. *Proof of custody if not the birth parent District-Wide: School Board The Baker County Education “It Feels Like Home” *Current shot record Mtg., 6:30pm, Taylor Church. Foundation is hosting its third 372 S. Sixth Street at W. Minnesota Ave. Parents must provide transportation to and annual “Leaving a Legacy” schol- *Current physical BCHS: JV Baseball vs. Episcopal, from school. (H) 6pm; Baseball at W. Nassau, News photos are now available arship dinner on Tuesday, March Sunday ServiceS WedneSday ServiceS *Photo ID 19, 2013 at 6:30 pm in the Fam- 6pm. MES: Journalism Club, Sunday School 9:30 am Prayer & Bible Study 6:00 pm 3 hours per day during school hours ily Life Center at the First Baptist Hours: *Proof of residency (must be physical 3:15pm. Worship 10:45 am Awana for Children 6:00 pm through easy online purchase at Church of Macclenny. & 6:00 pm Youth Group 6:00 pm (8:10 - 11:10 A.M. or 12:10 - 3:10 P.M.) address) March 5 Honorees this year will be re- Dr. Edsel M. Bone www.bakerycountypress.com tired teachers Joyce Weldon and Senior Pastor Directions from I-10: Take Exit 335 N. Go 1.3 miles Fees: None BCHS: Tennis District at Bolles; the late Mary Jo Thomas. North on Hwy. 121 - See steeple on left Softball at Hilliard, 6pm; Softball Tickets are $25 per person. Broadcast Live on WJXR 92.1 FM each Sunday Morning @ 11:00 am at Lake City, 4pm; Baseball at We bring the For further information or to FULL DAY Lake City, 4pm. WES: SAC Mtg., purchase tickets, please contact Who qualifi es: Every 4 year old living income. Employment and income verifi cation required.) 8am; Cookie Dough Fundraiser the school superintendent’s of- Wine Country fice at 259-0427 or 259-0428. YOU MADE NEWS in Baker County. money due. to you! Meals provided: Breakfast and lunch Proceeds will be used for student (4 on or before Sept. 1, 2013) are available through the school cafete- March 6 scholarships. Introduce friends to a memorable event by hosting a District-Wide: Early Dismissal. We Saw You Location: Baker County Pre-K/K Center ria for purchase (free and reduced lunch applica- private wine tasting in the comfort of your home or offi ce. MES: Just Say No Club, 8am. tions are available for those who qualify). Relax together while enjoying limited production wine and Photographs (even unprinted photos) Bus transportation WES: Merrie Melodies Club, food pairing ideas direct from the Wine Country. are available online for you Transportation: 8am. to see and purchase provided to and from school. 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Photos by Jud Johnson Classi­­fied ads and notic­ es­ must be paid in Women’s Bazaar, Saturday, March 9, Experienced OTR Flatbed Drivers earn 1 acre mobile home lot in Macclenny. From the Wildcats weightligting team: Blake Mills above and JR Enlow at advance, and be in our office no lat­er than 10am–2pm; Calendar’s Pizzaria; Come 50 up to 55 cpm loaded. $1000 sign on to Ready for mobile home. 259-6735 .11/8tfc right. WE ARE BAKER COUNTY’S ROOFING EXPERTS 4:00 pm the Monday preceding pub­­lica­ ­tion, see your local venders and shop and save. Qualified drivers. Home most weekends. 3 large BR, 2 BA doublewide on ¼ acre; unless otherwise arranged in advance. Ads 904-629-4587. 2/28-3/7p Call: (843)266-3731 / www.bulldoghiway. new carpet, walk-in closets, appliances, COMBS BUILDERS, INC. can be mailed provided they are accompa- $399 Cancun All Inclusive Special. Stay com . EOE. 2/28p paint, new heat/air unit, hot water heater. YARD SALES nied by payment and instructions. They 6 days in a luxury beachfront resort with DRIVER TRAINEES NEEDED NOW. Learn $800/month plus $600 deposit, Glen ar- Re-Roofs • New Roofs • Leak Repairs should be mailed to: Classi­­fied Ads, The Bak- meals and drinks for $399. http://www. to drive for US Xpress. Earn $700 per ea. Service animals only. References re- Friday and Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-?, 8010 er County Press, P.O. Box 598, Macclen­ ­ny, FL cancun5star.com/ 888-481-9660 2/28p week. No experience needed. Local CDL quired. 259-2121. 12/6tfc Torch Down Leaks • Roof Inspections 32063. We can­not assume responsibility for ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE from Home. Traning. Job ready in 15 days. (888) 368- Briarwood Circle, big green house in Glen- accuracy­ of ads or notices given over the Medical, Business, Criminal Justice, Hos- 1964. 2/28p wood, Glen; follow signs. Bring plenty of 2nd at Columbia lifting meet telephone. Li­abil­­ ­ity­ for errors in all advertis- commercial FR We specialize in problem roofs pitality. Job placement assistance. Com- Driver - $0.01 increase per mile after 6 ing will be limited to the first publication only. money, huge sale. puter available. Financial Aid if qualified. and 12 months. $.03/mile quarterly bo- Professional retail office space for Bob Gerard | sports and Suwannee had 2 points. the 119 class and Dalton Dyal bers, Blaine Merchant, Jon Kin- Satisfaction Guaranteed If after that time, the ad continues to run SCHEV authorized. Call 888-203-3179 nus. Daily or Weekly pay. CDL-A, 3 months lease. Prime location on Hwy 121 Call 1326 Copper Bluff Darius Green won the was second in the 154 class. John ney and Skyler Lane. without notification of error by the person or Saturday, 7:30 a.m.-?, The Wildcats weightlifting Licensed & Insured www.CenturaOnline.com 2/28p current exp. 800-414-9569 www.drivek- 259-9022 for details. 11/3tfc 169-pound class. Talmedge Ryan Enslow was second in the The Cats host Keystone agen­cy for whom it was pub­lish­ed, then that Court, Macclenny. Moving sale; furniture, clothes, everything team took second on February begin here – Train night.com. 2/28p Office spaces for rent. Hwy. 90, 1 block Turner was first in the 183 class 219 class. Brandon Wheeler and Heights and Suwannee on party as­sumes full payment re­spon­sibility. MEDICAL CAREERS must go. 20 at a meet at Columbia High. ONLINE for Allied Health and Medical “Can You Dig It”? Heavy Equipment Op- from courthouse. Call for details. 259- and Dillon Mills won the heavy- Kaleb Carter took third in the 139 Wednesday, February 26. The Baker County Press reserves the right to The Tigers won the meet with 259-2563 refuse advertising or any other­ materi­­al Management. Job placement assistance. erator Training! 3 Week Hands On Pro- 6546 or 904-759-3818. 2/14tfc Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. First Assembly of God, Mac- weight division. and 199 class. 78 points, while BCHS had 46 Commercial & Residential which in the opinion of the publisher does Computer available. Financial Aid if quali- gram. Bulldozers, Backhoes, Excavators, Smoky Mountain cabin with trout stream; Louis Handte was second in Fourth place finishes went to fied. SCHEV authorized. Call 888-203- Lifetime Job Placement Asst. w/ National clenny, located at 206 North 5th Street. Assorted items. points. Oakleaf was third with 26 FREE Owner: Tim Combs not meet standards of publication. near Cherokee, NC, Pigeon Forge, Dol- Jacob Stalvey, Hunter Cham- 3179 www.CenturaOnline.com. 2/28p Certs. VA Benefits Eligible – (866)362- Estimates Florida State Certifi ed Roofi ng lywood and Gatlinburg, TN. $350/week. Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-?, 554 Heritage Crossing, Macclenny. 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One owner, non-smoker, discrimination.” Familial status includes New Homes • Remodels • Additions • Screen Rooms This institution is an equal opportunity provider and com 2/7-28c CAROL SELLERS, REALTOR employer. oars, 35lb electric motor, depth finder. very good condition. $11,400. 904-237- children under the age of 18 living with Exception for property located at South 2nd Remodeled 3 & 4 BR doublewides with Door & Window Replacement (904) 403-0500 -Watson Realty Corp. $600. 904-653-1225. 2/28p 7703. 2/28p parents or legal custodians, pregnant land. Ready to move in. $3500 down, Your hometown contractor! 2004 Chevrolet Cavalier. We are now ac- women and people securing custody of Street and McIver Street for the purpose of Seasoned oak firewood. $70 ½ cord, $499/month. 904-259-4663. waynefrier- cepting bids through March 15. Contact children under 18. $130 full cord. Delivery included. 904-316- macclenny.com 2/7-28c LICENSED & building duplexes. 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Fifth miles. $8000 OBO. 904-307-7595. 2/28p hereby informed that all dwellings adver- The Zoning Adjustment Board will meet on All homes $6-8K off with FREE furniture Street, 259-3737. tfc tised in this newspaper are available on all prices $ an equal opportunity basis. To complain of and decor. 904-259-4663. waynefrier- March 4, 2013 at 5:00 PM at City Hall. Any Camille Beckman hand cream, Root include: New Jacobsen 28x48, 3 BR, 2 BA 43,995 Camille Beckman Animals discrimination, call HUD toll free at 1-800- macclenny.com 2/7-28c This unique restorative cream moisturizes and nourishes through the careful blend- candles, unique gift items. Southern Great part time or full time opportunity delivery $ 669-9777. The toll free telephone number Like new, 3 BR singlewide 16X60, 99 New Jacobsen 28x52, 3 BR, 2 BA 48,995 ing of Glycerine, Vitamin E, Aloe Vera, Wheat Protein, Almond Oil, and Botanical support or objections will be heard at this Charm 110 S. 5th Street. 259-4140. Extracts. 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Family pet. with deer and turkey; approximately 600 New singlewide, 2 BR, 1 BA, set up with We are looking for a sharp mind with a positive es, rubber stamps and much more. We 259-2657. 2/28-3/7p ft. from the Suwannee River; public boat air. $799 down, $179/month. I finance. specialize in hard to find items. The Office work ethic to represent one of North Florida’s Found: small dog near NEFSH on 121 S. ramp approximately 4-5 miles; great get- Call 386-719-5641. 2/28c Mart, 110 S. 5th Street. 259-3737. 4/28tfc Call and identify. 259-6873. 2/28p top-rated weekly newspapers. Experience pre- away. Priced to sell $9500. 259-3763 or Hilliard foreclosure. 3 BR, 2 BA on 6 Seasoned firewood. $80, ½ cord. Deliv- 904-509-7550. 2/28p acres. Turn-key package. Bad credit ok. I ferred but not necessary. ered and stacked. Call Bruce 904-838- Approximately 1.08 acre wooded lot, finance. Call 386-719-5641. 2/28c 3130. 2/7-2/28p help wanted about 600 ft. from Suwannee River. Very Bryceville land & home. 3 BR, 2 BA on Resumes only with references to LEATHER LIVING ROOM SET, in original Notice to readers: peaceful with deer and turkey. Approxi- 1 acre. Just remodeled, move in ready. plastic, never used, originally $3000, sacri- The newspaper often publishes classified mately 4-5 miles from public boat ramp. $559/month. Owner finance. Call Kevin P.O. Box 598, Macclenny, FL 32063 fice $975; cherry bedroom set, solid wood, advertising on subjects like work-at-home, Flood elevation survey completed. Priced 386-719-5560. 2/28c new in factory boxes, originally $6000, weight loss products, health products. to sell. $7000. 904-259-3763 or 904-509- or e-mail to [email protected] sacrifice $1995. Can deliver. Bill 813-298- 2006 28x48 3BR, 2 BA Fleetwood Mobile While the newspaper uses reasonable 7550. 2/28p 0221. 2/28p Home. Huge covered back porch; stand discretion in deciding on publication of Lots for sale, Copper Creek and Glenfield alone pole barn with small utility shed. All The Baker County Press such ads, it takes no responsibility as to Oaks subdivisions. $32,000 each. Call this on 2.5 acres; completely cleared and Miscellaneous the truthfulness of claims. Respondents 904-813-1580. 2/7tfc all fenced in. Located off 185 in St. George, The county’s information source since 1929 should use caution and common sense 3 BR, 2 BA home. Large garage and work GA. $82k OBO. Serious offers only. 904- before sending any money or making other area; plus 3 BR, 2 BA mobile home on 838-2206 or 912-843-8293. Got leaves? We will vacuum and remove commitments based on statements and/or 13.22 acres. 2 miles inside Georgia on 2/14-28p your leaves; a little or a lot. Licensed and promises; demand specifics in writing. You 121. $125,000 or best acceptable offer. 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Expe- Call pat Licensed and insured [email protected] 2/7-28p 3 BR, 1½ BA brick home in city. 1/3/13tfc AC license # CA-C057649 2/10tfc 3769. 2/28p rience and driver’s license and drug test $875/month plus $875 deposit. 904-305- CFC056961 1/31-2/28p License No. FL 2795, GA 566 5/24-5/16/13p required. 866-959-7663. 2/14-28p 9680. 2/21-28p 800-414-2130 The Baker County Press Page 16 SPORTS February 28, 2013 Sports Notice Submissions Contact Us We welcome your sports submissions for youth league, traveling league or individual athletic achievements. By phone at 904.259.2400 or by fax at 904.259.6502. You can stop by our office located at 104 S. Fifth Street, The paper reserves the right to publish submissions. It is requested that all news items be typed or emailed to Macclenny, FL or mail your submission to PO Box 598, Macclenny, FL 32063. insure accuracy in print. We are available online at www.bakercountypress.com Ladies on six-game win steak after opening loss Bob Gerard | sports The Lady Wildcats softball team collected a pair of big wins this past week, demolishing For- rest in a 25-0 shutout and defeat- ing West Nassau in a much closer contest. Since losing their opener to First Coast, the Lady Cats have rattled off six wins in a row. They’ve had big games offensive- ly, out scoring opponents 53-8 in the last three outings. The Lady Cats played three in- Photo by Debbie Pelham Lady Bobcats’ Katherine Rhoden at the plate during the team’s 17-0 win in three innings on February 19. nings against Forrest at home on February 19 before the umpire imposed the mercy rule. BCHS scored 15 runs in the first inning and 10 in the second. Two shutouts for girls Mackenzie Wingard pitched two innings of one-hit ball and Bob Gerard | sports The Bobcats were led by Tori Richardson who went 3 for 4 Corley Sweat allowed one hit in The BCMS Lady Bobcats softball team opened BCMS beat Callahan 8-1 at home on February 21 relief. conference play on February 19 with an impressive behind the outstanding offensive play of Hayleigh Delicia Washington, Brandie 17-0 rout of Richardson Middle School. The game Mulkey, who hit a three-run homer to break open Callaway, Wingard, Branda Jar- was called after three innings on the mercy rule. the game. vis and Genie Taylor collected The girls had a much harder time with Suwannee The homers just kept coming for the Bobcats with three runs apiece. Brooke Rob- Middle, beating the team in Live Oak 2-0 on Feb- Photo by Jud Johnson Jackson and Emma Gipson collecting four baggers. erts and Jennifer Hodges had ruary 21. Macy Jackson led the way for the Bobcats Genie Taylor looks to throw to first. The Bobcats are 7-0 overall. two and Kylie Holton, Sweat and with a strong performance on the mound. “We just have to keep our focus and intensity Payton Parker scored one. Wash- ning. “Everyone on defense played phenomenal,” said high if we want to maintain this level of success,” ington demonstrated her speed Roberts, Hodges, Ashton Al- Coach Jon Mobley. “We were able to muster enough commented Coach Mobley. with an inside the park home run ford, Wingard and Taylor all offense against their good defense to score two The Bobcats host Hilliard on Thursday, February to open the game. scored. The Warriors narrowed it runs.” 28, at 4 pm. The Cats had a tougher time to 6-2 with solo runs in the third against West Nassau on the road and fourth innings. The Cats got February 22 in Callahan. They an insurance run from Wash- ran out to a 6-0 lead over the ington in the fifth and Taylor Lady Warriors and then had to cracked a solo homer in the sixth Three straight for BCHS hold on for an 8-4 victory. inning. Washington scored on a Ky- The defense faltered in the | sports Bob Gerard lie Holton single in the first and seventh inning, allowing the The Wildcat varsity baseball then the Cats blew the game open Warriors a pair of runs, but team ran off three straight wins with five runs in the second in- toughened when they had to and this week to remain undefeated, secured the win. beating Ridgeview, Fernandina Church softball Wingard allowed two hits over Photo by Jud Johnson Beach and Cameron County, GA. three innings and Sweat came on Brooke Roberts’ catch at the fence. The Cats out scored opponents leagues forming in relief pitching four innings. Bishop Kenny at home on Thurs- 28-10 in the run. The Lady Cats face district foe day, February 28 at 7 pm. BCHS beat Ridgeview on Feb- The Baker County church soft- ruary 15 at home 12-0 in five in- ball league is once again forming nings behind a strong game on up, and a kick-off meeting will Like these sports pictures? the mound from Hunter Hanks, be held the evening of Tuesday, Buy them at www.bakercountypress.com who pitched four innings of March 5 at 7 pm. The location scoreless ball before Jordan Ken- is the Sunday School classroom across from the Christian Fellow- $ $ WE BUY TIMBER $ $ ship Temple in north Macclenny. Churches should send a rep- LOGS AND PULPWOOD • 1 ACRE OR LARGER resentative for both men’s and women’s teams to the meeting. If sufficient numbers of ladies are interested, their league will play on Thursday nights. If not, co-ed games will be organized. Photo by Jud Johnson DIAMOND TIMBER, INC. Mikal Flores steals home. Call David Crews at 904-545- “FOR A QUALITY CUT” 5070 or Mike Carrigg at 904- nedy came in for the fifth in re- BCHS beat Camden County at 482-2080 for more information. CALL 282-5552 • KENT WILLIAMS lief. Ethan Wilkerson led the home 13-8 the next day. Hanks offense with three hits and Bran- picked up his second win of the don Miller added a pair of hits. week, throwing five innings and On February 21, BCHS beat giving up two runs. Offensive- Fernandina Beach 3-2 on the ly, Hanks hit a 3-run homer in home field. Jacob Milton picked the first. Mikal Flores and Dylan up his second win and Jared Hall added two hits apiece. Crews threw two scoreless in- BCHS will open district play nings to pick up his second save on Friday, March 1 at Paxon. of the year. Crews also had a two They return home on Saturday at

Photo by Jud Johnson out, two-run home run in the 11 am to take on American Heri- Hunter Hanks pitches. fourth for the winning edge. tage of Atlanta.

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