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MAY 24, 2019 | GulfCoastNewsToday.com | 75¢ County archivist named Ambassador for 200th anniversary
By ALLISON MARLOW anniversary by speaking to “I’m a little shocked,” she celebration’s most vociferous [email protected] groups about the upcoming said. “It’s something I’ve been cheerleaders and has helped anniversary and encouraging doing all along. It’s an honor to plan and produce several Baldwin County Director communities to become in- and a privilege to be named. anniversary events, includ- of Archives Felisha Anderson volved. Baldwin County leads The Alabama Bicentennial ing the recent History Fair has been appointed to the the way in the state’s celebra- Commemoration officially at Daphne High School and Alabama Bicentennial Com- tion with 14 local committees, launched on May 5, 2017 and production of the Baldwin mission as an Ambassador. the most in any county. will conclude on December County Book of Legends. Ambassadors are advo- Anderson said she is hum- 14, 2019. Since its inception cates for the state’s 200th bled by the appointment. Anderson has been one of the SEE COUNTY, PAGE 2 SUBMITTED PHOTO
EMA officials host hurricane simulation exercise Loxley community mourns loss of mayor
By JOHN UNDERWOOD [email protected]
LOXLEY — Longtime Loxley Mayor Billy Mid- dleton is being mourned by the com- munity and the surround- Middleton ing area. Middleton died Friday at home after a brief but hard-fought battle with JOHN UNDERWOOD / STAFF PHOTO cancer. He was 78. Baldwin County EMA Director Zachary Hood addresses officials before Hurricane Simulation Training held Tuesday, May 9 at the EMA central Visitation for Middle- command in Robertsdale. ton was held Thursday, May 23 at the Loxley By JOHN UNDERWOOD close to the Labor Day holiday for the three-day weekend. east side of the storm squarely Church of God and will [email protected] weekend, officials in Baldwin Over the next 24 hours, on the shoulders of Baldwin be held Friday beginning County are already gathering Dori skirts the southern coast and Mobile counties. at 9 a.m. with funeral ROBERTSDALE — It’s at the Emergency Manage- of Florida and the northern Like hurricanes Michael services at 10 a.m. at the Tuesday, Aug. 27 and Hur- ment Agency’s central com- tip of Cuba, remaining off- and Katrina before her, Dori church. Burial will fol- ricane Dori is churning in mand office in Robertsdale to shore which means that it is becoming a massive storm, low at Greenwood Cem- the Atlantic heading for Cuba discuss not only how to coor- has steadily gained size and projected to make landfall as a etery in Loxley. and the Gulf of Mexico with dinate shelters and potential strength on its path toward the strong Category 2 with tropical Middleton was first an expected landfall on Fri- storm damage, but also how Gulf Coast. force winds stretching out 200 elected to serve as Lox- day, somewhere along the to evacuate and/or maximize By Thursday, Dori has miles. ley’s mayor in 1988 and Alabama-Mississippi-Florida the safety for the hundreds of shifted its path and is looking By Thursday, Dori has was serving his seventh Gulf Coast. thousands of visitors planning to hit the Mississippi coast term. He ran unopposed With expected landfall so to come to Alabama’s beaches directly, putting the dangerous SEE EMA, PAGE 4 in the 2012 election, while no elections were held in Loxley in 2008 and 2016 because all Baldwin County Public Schools’ Class of 2019 graduates record number of students incumbents ran unop- SEE MAYOR, PAGE 7 Submitted Foley High School, with 450 School System’s estimated ment, and it shows in this seniors walking across the graduation rate is 91 percent year’s seniors. Ninety-two Superintendent Eddie stage. for 2019, a rate which contin- percent of this year’s graduat- BALDWIN FAST FACTS Tyler is “Baldwin Proud” to Baldwin County Public ues to climb every year for ing class took the ACT during release impressive numbers Schools supports students’ the school system. Individual their 11th grade year. Also, from Baldwin County Public college and career ambitions. schools also continue to im- the superintendent is proud During the summer Orange Schools’ 2019 graduating class. These students will go on to prove, with Robertsdale High to report 154 of this year’s Beach balloons to the fifth More than 2,200 graduated two and four-year colleges and seeing a nearly 20 percent in- seniors made a 30 or better on largest city in Alabama with last week from our eight high universities, straight into the crease in graduation rate. the ACT. the help of visiting tourists. schools, with the official total workforce, and others have Over the past three years, In the days to come, the There are only 6,000 perma- number of graduates being joined the military to serve Superintendent Eddie Tyler school system will be releas- nent residents the rest of 2,264 students. The largest our country. has placed Baldwin County’s the year. graduating class came from The Baldwin County Public focus on academic improve- SEE STUDENTS, PAGE 2
Deaths Page 6 Gulf Glenda Katherine Allen Coast Ruth E. Davis Media James Anthony Grago VOLUME 129 • ISSUE 2 Evelyn Sue Keith 1 SECTION • 32 PAGES Billy J. Middleton Jessie Wrenn 2 • The Baldwin Times • May 24, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media The Baldwin Times Abortion legislation protested in Fairhope
901 N. McKenzie St., Foley, AL 36535-3546 By GUY BUSBY ers organized the event [email protected] on short notice. PHONE: (251) 943-2151 | FAX: (251) 943-3441 “We’re not here to [email protected] FAIRHOPE — About change anybody’s mind,” two dozen people stood she said. “We’re here Allison Marlow Classified Advertising along Baldwin County to let people know that Managing Editor Whisper Edwards 48 waving to cars in the people do support Roe vs. allisonm@gulfcoast whisper@gulfcoast midday sun Tuesday as Wade.” media.com media.com they protested the pas- On May 15, Gov. Kay sage of legislation ban- Ivey signed the bill Tony Whitehead Legal Advertising ning almost all abortions passed by the Legisla- GUY BUSBY / STAFF PHOTO Sports Editor April M. Perry in Alabama. ture making it a felony Protestors gather outside the Fairhope Satellite tony@gulfcoast legals@gulfcoast Carrying signs with for a doctor to perform Courthouse to show their objections to legislation media.com media.com images of coat hang- an abortion in Alabama. banning abortions in Alabama. ers and slogans such as The bill makes no excep- “My Body, My Choice,” tions for rape or incest. cision. “Do I regret it? act, but take little action Parks Rogers protesters gathered Kim McCuiston re- Absolutely not.” to protect the health or Publisher outside the Fairhope called earlier times when McCuiston said she lives of young Alabam- [email protected] Satellite Courthouse. women had difficulties is in favor of choice, not ians once they are born. Riva Fralick, one of the getting abortions in Ala- abortions. “It’s a mat- “It’s hypocrisy,” she To subscribe, make an address change or vacation delivery event organizers, said bama. “I went to Geor- ter of women’s rights,” said. “People claim stop, you may call our office at (251) 943-2151, go online at she decided to do some- gia to have an abortion she said. “I’m not pro- they’re pro-life, but don’t www.gulfcoastnewstoday.com and click on the “e-edition” link in thing after seeing a story when I was 16 ½,” she abortion, I’m pro-choice. do anything to expand the black toolbar. Under “don’t have an id’ there is an option for on CNN the day before said. “I wasn’t ready to Somebody’s abortion is Medicaid to provide how to become a subscriber. or email amber@gulfcoastmedia. about national protests have a baby.” none of my business.” health coverage or do com. to take place the next She described the Fralick said officials anything when hospi- ©Gulf Coast Media 2019. No part of this newspaper may be day. event as terrifying, but claim they want to save tals are closing in rural reproduced without the prior written consent of the group She said she and oth- said it was the right de- children through the areas.” publisher or associate publisher. Opinions of editorial or general columnists or those reflected in submitted letters do not necessarily reflect the editorial position of this newspaper. The Baldwin Times (USPS 040-560) is published weekly, unveil a Bicentennial- and municipalities to said. “I love this state with its office located at 901 N. McKenzie St., in Foley, AL 36535. COUNTY themed float that will assist them in attaining and I love this county. I Periodicals postage paid at Foley, AL 36535. Subscription rates: CONTINUED FROM 1 In-county annual, $38.50 plus local sales tax; six-month, $22.50 ride in holiday parades grants for anniversary just want to get every- plus local sales tax; senior citizen annual, $36.00 plus local around the county. An- celebration events. body excited about this sales tax; six-month, $20.50 plus local sales tax; and out-of- This fall Anderson derson regularly speaks “We live in the best celebration.” county annual, $78.00, six-month, $39.00. and her committees will with community groups place in the world,” she POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: The Baldwin Times, 901 N. McKenzie St., Foley, AL 36535-3546. STUDENTS information, including I extend our congratula- record-breaking year — scholarship totals show- tions to the graduates, simply amazing, and I’m CONTINUED FROM 1 ing an amazing result for their families and the Baldwin Proud,” Super- this year’s senior class. teachers and staff who intendent Tyler said. ing more graduation “Again, the board and helped make this a Gulf Coast Media • May 24, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 3
Rest now, my fallen one. Do not fret over what has been done. Whatever horrors you have seen are now just a bad dream. Rest now, my fallen one.
It doesn’t matter where it had begun, in the desolate cold or arid sun. You sacri ced yourself for more than a war, ghting for our rights, our freedoms and more. Rest now, my fallen one.
In the face of fear, you would never run. Even when threatened, you left no one. Although you died, your life was not wasted, for you stood up for our entire nation. Rest now, my fallen one.
I wasn’t there when the bullet left the gun, but I would do anything for it to be undone. A piece of me died with your last breath and now I cherish everything of yours I have left. Rest now, my fallen one.
I feel like we lost so much even though they say we won, but I will always remember you, my angel, my dearest one. Though your years were fewer than most from birth, sleep peacefully here now, in the womb of the Earth. Please rest, my fallen one.
~ Memorial Day Lullaby / Whisper Edwards ~ 2019
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PO Box 3299 Orange Beach, AL 36561 P: 251-981-3872 F: 251-981-9872 williamsonair.com AL#15211 AL#53070 FL#CAC1819661 4 • The Baldwin Times • May 24, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media Want pecan from the trees in your yard? Remember to fertilize
By ANN CHAMBLISS done. East recommends apply- 25 pounds of 13-13-13, and around the tree in Alabama Extension Service “It costs a little more ing the following: 20 pounds of 34-0-0, 2 an area twice the branch money, but a leaf analy- • 1 pound of 13-13-13 per pounds of zinc and 100 spread of the tree. The Growing pecan trees sis is a great way to know tree per year of age up pounds of lime per tree dolomite lime is the can be tricky because of of any nutrient deficien- to 25 pounds per tree each year,” East said. cheapest, but pelletized the many environmental cies in the tree,” he said. • 1 pound of 34-0-0 per “For large trees, apply lime is easier to spread. factors that affect a tree’s “The process is similar tree per year of age up all of the fertilizer in health. One of the best “It is always important to collecting soil samples, to 20 pounds per tree April. For younger trees, More Information ways to promote good to have a soil analysis but we take certain • 1/10 pound of zinc sul- apply all of the 13-13-13 Alabama Extension health in pecan trees in done to determine what leaflet samples from the fate per tree per year fertilizer, lime, and zinc regional agents teach establishing a proper elements are already compound leaf and send of age up to 2 pounds in April. Apply half the pecan classes in differ- fertilizing program. present and what other to the plant diagnostics per tree 34-0-0 in April and the ent counties and cover Chip East, an Alabama elements are needed,” lab at Auburn.” • 5 pounds of dolomitic remainder in June.” topics such as cultivar Extension horticulture East said. “A soil test is limestone per tree The use of a mechani- selection, plant spac- regional agent, offers the cheap and easy to do. You General Guidelines per year age up to 100 cal spreader may help ing, proper planting and following information can pick up information Without doing an anal- pounds per tree. ensure an even applica- grafting. For additional about fertilizing pecan on soil testing at your ysis on the soil or leaves, tion of the fertilizers. information on pecans or trees. local Extension office.” there are some general “Basically, if your Do not disturb the soil to attend a pecan class, Chip also said growers guidelines to follow for trees are more than before applying the fer- contact your county Ex- Soil and Leaf Analysis can have a leaf analysis fertilizing pecan trees. 25 years old, you need tilizer. Spread it under tension office.
Gulf Coast Media newspapers win 3 Alabama Press Awards
By THE BALDWIN TIMES paper Contest - including Coverage, for “Baldwin well. He also placed sec- Band.” Marlow followed contest. The Illinois Press STAFF three first place awards. Behind Bars” an inside ond in Best News Feature the Elberta High School Association membership The group includes The look at the Baldwin Cover Story with his band for four months as judged the entries. Baldwin Times, The On- County jail, and another piece, “A look inside the the students and director The awards will be Gulf Coast Media’s looker, The Islander and for best humorous col- Baldwin County Animal navigated their first year presented on Saturday, newspaper group won The Courier. umn. Shelter. in existence. June 29 at the 2019 APA five awards this year in Courier Editor Cliff McCollum outdid him- Features Editor Al- This year, 90 pub- Summer Convention at the Alabama Press As- McCollum snagged two self in the Best Humor- lison Marlow won first lications from across the Perdido. Additional sociation’s first round of first place wins. Those ous Column and earned place for Best Feature Alabama submitted 3,394 awards will be an- the annual Better News- were for, In-Depth News the second place spot as Story for “Making the entries in the annual nounced at that event.
EMA landfall as a strong Cat- and local agencies to hold flooding it can be a worst- Hood, who took over as son — which begins June egory 2 storm with maxi- a Hurricane Simulation case scenario for us,” he director in April. 1 — brings, Hood is confi- CONTINUED FROM 1 mum winds of 111 miles Exercise on Tuesday, said. “The main thing we “At this point, I have dent that all involved will per hour, causing a 7- to May 7 at the EMA Cen- are looking at in these been on the job for just be prepared to ensure the slowed down in the warm 11-foot storm surge and tral Command. scenarios is the possi- over 30 days,” Hood said, safety of Baldwin resi- Gulf waters, leaving its widespread damage from While it may not quite bility of flood damage, “and most of that time dents. projected landfall into strong winds, tornados be a worst-case scenario which accounts for over has been spent going over “Everything we do is to Saturday, possibly into and flooding along Fish (although the simula- 75 percent of the dam- our severe weather plan ensure the safety of our the afternoon hours. and Styx rivers. tion was patterned after age.” to make sure we have ev- residents, that’s the most Shelters have been Obviously, it is not last season’s Hurricane Preparation is espe- erything in place.” important thing,” he activated and officials are August, it’s still May, but Michael which pounded cially important this year Following the May 9 said. “I have been most dealing with the backing officials with the Baldwin the Florida Panhandle) it with three of the four simulation, which was impressed by how every- up of traffic since the County Emergency Man- does provide a good test Baldwin County Com- coordinated by Training one has come together governor has not opened agement Agency were for local officials, said missioners just begin- and Shelter Coordinator with a common goal and all lanes of traffic along hard at work, getting EMA Director Zachary ning their first terms of Scott Wallace, officials is working hard to put the evacuation route to together with Baldwin Hood. office, with several new were debriefed, and ev- the best plan in place. I head north. County Commissioners, “Anytime you have department heads across erything was analyzed. couldn’t ask for anything In the end, Dori makes along with other state extensive damage and EMA the staff, including No matter what the sea- more.”
Town of Silverhill CITY OF FOLEY EMPLOYMENT NOTICE Chief of Police PART-TIME EVENT COORDINATOR/WELCOME CENTER ASSISTANT The Town of Silverhill, Alabama is seeking a qualified law enforcement officer to serve as its Chief of Police. The Town is an equal opportunity employer. The Town PROHIBITS discrimination against any Applicant because of The City of Foley is accepting applications for a permanent part- race, color, religion, sex, national origin, genetic information, citizenship or time Event Coordinator/Welcome Center Assistant in the Marketing military obligations. Department. The position works approximately 25 hours a week. Under general supervision, this position works as part of the marketing team Candidates for Chief of Police must be industrious, self-motivated, and to promote Foley as a tourism destination, assisting visitors and local capable of performing all aspects of police operational and management residents with information and services available in Foley. Performs duties. Such management duties will include policy development, budgeting, customer service and hospitality functions. Plans, coordinates, investigations, statistical reporting, implementation of a record keeping implements and supervises special events in the City of Foley, which system, code enforcement, and are willing to work patrol to meet and get to include performing record keeping, budgeting, purchasing and hiring know firsthand; the community, the people in the community and the issues that vendors for these events. Reports to the Marketing Director. face the other officers. Candidates must have demonstrated leadership skills, excellent communication skills, and high integrity in their prior positions. Requires a high school diploma or its equivalent and two (2) years of experience in a job related field, or an equivalent combination Minimum requirements for any Applicant include: five (5) years of law of education, training and experience that provides the required enforcement experience with three (3) years experience in management of knowledge, skills and abilities to produce an event. The candidate a comparable municipal law enforcement agency and equivalent Applicants should be willing to work nights, holidays and/or Saturdays and be able must possess a current APOSTC certification. Applicants must hold a current to work independently at times. Alabama Drivers License. Applicants must be proficient in the use of firearms/ Starting salary is $14.42 an hour with excellent benefits including radar and all other job-related equipment. An Applicant, if selected, may be retirement through State of Alabama Retirement Systems, paid subject to a 90-day probationary period. holidays, vacation, and sick leave. Successful applicant must pass both a drug test and a background check, which includes driving record Beginning salary range for this position depends upon qualifications. The and criminal background check. A valid driver’s license is required. Town offers benefits including; health insurance, retirement (through the Retirement Systems of Alabama), paid holidays, vacation, and sick leave Apply online at the city’s website www.cityoffoley.org until the close of according to the terms of the Town’s Personnel Policy. business on Wednesday, May 29, 2019.
Any prospective Applicant must submit a resume and fill out an application THE CITY OF FOLEY IS AN EQUAL available at Town Hall. OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Gulf Coast Media • May 24, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 5 Good news from our schools SPONSORED BY SNOOK FARMS S.T.E.A.Ming ahead at Fairhope Intermediate School
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Fairhope Intermediate held their annual Rolling with S.T.E.A.M. Program on Monday, May 13. The guest speaker was Mr. Wil Picota an engineer with Airbus. He shared a fable which led to his theme, “Don’t Let an Oppor- tunity Pass You By.” Mr.Picota shared his life story of how he was inspired as a young boy in school in the country of Panama and how he didn’t let the opportunity pass him by to come SUBMITTED PHOTOS to the United States to study and become an The program ended ognition, the FIS Science engineer. with the FIS Science Olympiad Team Mem- He told the students Club members being bers were also recog- they had heard his story, recognized and receiv- nized and they received a now it was time for them ing a S.T.E.A.M. pin and certificate for their hard to make their story. He certificate for all of their work and dedication as challenged the students hard work and dedica- they earned 4th Place in to Dream Big and follow tion this year. the Science Olympiad their dreams and not to Earlier in the year, the Regional Tournament let opportunities pass members made a model that was held in Auburn. them by. The students of the Eiffel Tower using The club sponsors are will follow up with this whatever type of materi- Mrs. Heidi Jones, Mrs. theme by watching the als they wanted. Their Sarah Brown, and Ms. movie, “Dream BIG, En- models were amazing! Trina Jackson. gineering Our World.” The club sponsors are Full S.T.E.A.M. Ahead The students, teachers, Ms. Trina Jackson and at FIS, as they strive to and parents enjoyed Mr. Mrs. Nancy Tuttle. prepare our future lead- Picota’s inspirational Following the FIS Sci- ers for the challenges of and motivating speech. ence Club Members Rec- tomorrow!
DAR Bronze JROTC Medal and Certificate presented to Cadet Presley
The Zachariah God- ley of Baldwin County bold Chapter, National High School during the Society Daughters of annual AFJROTC Fly- the American Revolu- ing Tigers Dining Out tion, National Defense banquet. Cadet Presley Committee Chairman was recognized for Bobbie Jean Hicks demonstrating depend- presented the “DAR ability, good character, Bronze JROTC Medal patriotism, adherence and Certificate” to to military discipline, SUBMITTED PHOTO Cadet Natalee D. Pres- and leadership ability. Snook Farms Co. Rd. 55, Summerdale, AL • 251-952-5812 www.SnookFarm.com 6 • The Baldwin Times • May 24, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media Obituaries
(Thompson) Mundy. II Parish in Kewanee. and –nephews, Garrett, be viewed and private later date. She married Randall She enjoyed sewing and Colin, Riley, McKenna condolences left at www. Memorials to honor C. Allen on April 13, 1991 doing various art proj- and Blaine, Meghan, Ra- ruxfuneralhome.com. Jim may be made to and they have been to- ects. chel, Sarah and Hannah, Wounded Warrior Proj- gether for 34 years. Survivors include her Luke and Ned, Bobby DAVIS ect, P.O. Box 758517, To- Katherine graduated husband of Gulf Shores, and Amelia. Ruth E. Davis, 96, peka, KS 66675-8517. from Black Hawk East in Alabama; her mother Katherine was a de- a resident of Loxley, Kewanee and from West- of Duvall, Washington; voted cat lover for many passed away Friday, May KEITH ern Illinois University her siblings, Mary (Rob- decades, and also leaves 17, 2019. Evelyn Sue Keith, 89, in Macomb. She lived ert) Phelps of Swansea, behind her friendly fe- Funeral services were of Gulf Shores, passed in Kewanee most of her Illinois, Teresa (Bill) line, Nicky. held Monday, May 20, away May 20, 2019. life and had worked for Swedman of Duvall, She was preceded in 2019 at Loxley First Bap- Funeral services were Peoples National Bank Washington, Jimmy death by her father. tist Church. held Wednesday, May for over 36 years. (Flori) Mundy of Marble Mass of Christian Burial was in Green- 22, 2019 at Pleasant View Following her first Falls, Texas and Charles Burial will be celebrated wood Cemetery. Baptist Church in Foley. ALLEN bout with breast cancer (Dorothy) Mundy of at 10 a.m., Monday, May Arrangements by Arrangements by Glenda “Katherine” in 2002-03, she and her Bloomington, Illinois; 27 at Saint John Paul Mack Funeral Home & Cason Funeral Service, Allen, 72, of Gulf Shores, husband moved to Gulf nieces and nephews, II Parish in Kewanee, Crematory, Robertsdale. Foley. Alabama, formerly of Shores, Alabama. Diane (Mike) Dwyer, Illinois. Celebrant will Kewanee, Illinois, died She was currently a Paula (John) Gingrich, be Fr. Johndamaseni GRAGO MIDDLETON Friday, May 17, 2019. member of Our Lady Erin (Tom) Flynn, Baird Zilimu. James Anthony “Jim” Billy J. Middleton, 78, She was born Feb. 15, of the Gulf Catholic (Allison) Swedman, Visitation will be held Grago, 87, of Foley, a resident and the mayor 1947 in Kewanee, Illinois, Church in Gulf Shores, Josh, Nathan and Sean from 3-5 p.m., Sunday, Alabama, passed away of Loxley, passed away the daughter of Sheldon and was a former mem- Mundy and Eli and Zoe May 26 at Rux Funeral Monday, May 13, 2019 Friday, May 17, 2019. E. and Margret Berniece ber of Saint John Paul Mundy; and great-nieces Home in Kewanee, Il- surrounded by his fam- Funeral services will linois, with recitation of ily. be held Friday, May 24, the rosary at 5 p.m. Born Aug. 12, 1931 in 2019 at 10 a.m. at Loxley Burial will be in Pleas- Syracuse, New York, he Church of God, with ant View Cemetery in was the only child of burial in Greenwood Kewanee, Illinois. Chris and Mary Grago. Cemetery. Memorials may be Jim is survived by his Visitation will be held directed to Visitation son, Andy (Amy) Grago one hour prior to the Catholic School, or to of Orlando, Florida; service. the Henry County Hu- grandson, Anthony Arrangements by mane Society, and left in Bracken of Sayre, Penn- Mack Funeral Home & c/o Rux Funeral Home, sylvania; loving com- Crematory, Robertsdale. 507 S. Chestnut St., Ke- panion, Barbara Hays of wanee, IL 61443. Foley, Alabama; and her WRENN This obituary may children, Connie (Philip) Jessie Wrenn, 73, a res- Baker of Orange Beach, ident of Loxley, passed Alabama, Steve (Ruth away Sunday, May 19, Ann) Hays of Green- 2019. wood, Delaware. A celebration of life Jim was a Korean War service will be held veteran, cattle rancher, Saturday, June 1, 2019 horseman and finally re- at 2 p.m. at Roberts- tired from Carrier Co. as dale United Methodist a mechanical engineer. Church, with visitation He loved his family, at 1 p.m. fishing, horses and a Arrangements by You always know good hand of blackjack. Mack Funeral Home, A private family ser- Robertsdale. fun things to do! vice will be held at a SP C C S Remembering your loved one T S o o e one o e o o o n on h w o n o h o he C S T S o ne ho e o n e one o he e o w h he o on o e en e wo o n wh e ho o e on e e o o e n o on o o o ho o o e h o e e e
CALL FOR HOME DELIVERY! 251.943.2151 GULF COAST MEDIA THE COURIER • THE ONLOOKER • THE ISLANDER • THE BALDWIN TIMES 901 N. McKenzie Street • Foley, AL 36535 • www.GulfCoastNewsToday.com Gulf Coast Media • May 24, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 7 Sheriff reimburses county after federal funds paid
By GUY BUSBY than $500,000 owed by his receives money from the “Normally, our reim- getting any reimbursables received. [email protected] office has been paid after federal government for bursables from the federal back from the federal Commission Chairman the Sheriff’s Department services including federal government run 60 to 120 government,” Mack told Charles “Skip” Gruber BAY MINETTE — Al- was reimbursed for funds prisoners housed in the days on a normal cycle commissioners. “We’re up said he understood that most four months after held up in the government Baldwin County Correc- and then with the govern- to date on that, I’m glad to Mack and the Sheriff’s Of- the federal government shutdown which ended tions Center for the U.S. ment shutdown that we report. We’re back on our fice could do little to reim- shutdown ended, Baldwin Jan. 25. Marshal’s Service and had and the fact that it was normal cycle now.” burse the county until the County finances are get- Today I am recognizing Immigration and Customs the ending of a calendar Commissioner Billie Jo federal money was paid. ting back to normal with that we sent reimburs- Enforcement. The depart- year and the beginning of Underwood, chairwoman “We understand with the payment of funds ables back to the Baldwin ment is also reimbursed a fiscal year on Oct. 1, all of the Finance Committee, the federal government owed to the Sheriff’s Of- County Commission for for transporting prisoners of those things culminated said she had noticed the you have no control over fice, Sheriff Huey “Hoss” $513,711.43,” Mack said. and other services, Mack where we actually went deficit in the budget due what’s going on,” Gruber Mack said. “Those were from the last said. about four months, one of to the missing funds, but said. “We have to live with On Tuesday, Mack quarter of 2018 and the The shutdown, which the longest periods that that county officials had it. We’re back on track told the Baldwin County first quarter of 2019.” began in December, cut we have ever had with the known the money would now. We appreciate that Commission that more The Sheriff’s Office off those funds. Sheriff’s Department, on be paid as soon as it was you’re sharing it with us.”
MAYOR Municipal Park, Civic the Alabama Mississippi He was a member of Middleton and Brian Mid- Town of Loxley. Center, Kid’s Playground, District 29, Zone 6, dur- the Loxley Church of God dleton, both of Loxley, The family requests CONTINUED FROM 1 walking trail and three ing a ceremony held May and was elected Central and Gavin (Jenna) Mid- memorial donations be ball parks. 9. “We have learned so Baldwin Man of the Year dleton of Panama City, made to the Billy Middle- posed. Middleton was recently much from Billy through in 1992. Florida; two sisters, Mil- ton Scholarship Fund c/o “The Town of Loxley honored, along with the years about what it Middleton was pre- dred Taylor of Daphne, The Rewards Foundation, has always operated in a Murphy, Mayor Pro Tem means to give back to the ceded in death by his par- and Jeanette Katsinas P.O. Box 56, Loxley, AL family atmosphere and Joe Kitchens from Rob- community.” ents, Edward D. and Susie of Columbus, Georgia; a 36551, or to the Loxley this is like losing the ertsdale, Teal and Coun- He was a strong sup- Middleton; and sister, brother, J.W. “Pete” (Nell) Church of God, P.O. Box head of our family,” said cil Member Katherine porter of youth activities Bertha Sinclair. Middleton of Loxley; and 499, Loxley, AL 36551. Mayor Pro Tem Richard Breeden for 30 years of in the area and coached He is survived by his three grandchildren, Pre- Arrangements are by Teal. “We are going to service by the Alabama Little League Baseball for wife, Lilly Middleton of sley, Bryson and Haddie; Mack Funeral Home & have really big shoes to League of Municipalities. many years. Loxley; three sons, Jeff and by the citizens of the Crematory, Robertsdale. fill, but I am confident “Loxley is really going that we as a council are to miss him,” Breeden going to move forward said. “He was like my and continue to run the brother.” town the way Billy would Born in Loxley, Middle- have wanted.” ton is a life-long resident Teal said his relation- of Loxley, interrupted ship with Middleton as only by his service to our a father-figure goes well country as a member of beyond the relationship the U.S. Marine Corps between mayor and coun- (1960-1963). His successful cil member. career as a businessman, “I grew up here in Lox- along with many years ley, grew up in the Loxley of community service Church of God where prepared him for the role Billy was a member and as the Town’s chief execu- he coached me in Little tive officer. League,” Teal said. “I be- Middleton is a longtime lieve that I owe a lot of the volunteer in the com- success I’ve had in my life munity activities, having to his leadership and by served as the Charter following his example.” President of the Loxley According to the town’s Optimist Club (1980) and website, under Middle- he has continued to serve ton’s leadership, and with in several capacities in the cooperation of the the local club plus served Loxley Town Council, as the Governor of the Loxley has been able to Alabama Mississippi Dis- secure three Safe Route to trict of Optimist Interna- School sidewalk projects; tional in 1988. install two water supply “He was a huge part wells and a water treat- of our Optimist Club. He ment plant; construct a was the glue that held new Waste Water Treat- everything together,” ment Facility; build new said the Rev. Jim Batch- Public Works Building; elor, pastor of the Loxley secure grants for sewer United Methodist Church and drainage projects; and fellow member of the start Loxley’s first Police Optimist Club. “When I Dispatch Department and came here in 1998, he and build a police station. John Chappell (with the “On behalf of the city Optimist Club) were the of Robertsdale, I want to first people I met. I am render our condolences proud to consider him a and prayers to lift up friend and a confidant, the Middleton family,” someone that I could go to said Robertsdale Mayor for advice and he came to Charles Murphy. “Billy me for advice. I will miss and I served together for him dearly.” 30 years and we always Middleton was also re- had a great relationship cently honored as the first with him and the town. inductee into the Optimist He did a great job for the Club’s Legacy Society, citizens of Loxley and presented with a Lifetime was always thinking for- Achievement Award for ward. His leadership will which a scholarship will be missed and again, we be presented in his name want to express our con- each year to a Baldwin dolences to the family and County student. to the town during this “The Loxley Optimist difficult time.” Club paved the way for all During his tenure land the other Optimist Clubs was acquired and through in Baldwin County,” said donations and efforts by Jeff Keener, president of the Town Council and the the Perdido Bay Club and citizens for the Loxley lieutenant governor for 8 • The Baldwin Times • May 24, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media Religion FCC’s 1st “Fill the Wagon” Sunday
SUBMITTED dated foods and supplies, which is no easy task! Fairhope Christian She monitors it daily Church held its first “Fill and has become great at the Wagon Sunday” on predicting the needs of May 5th. The youth of those who visit. Vicki ar- the church pitched in rives each morning, pops with great enthusiasm, the trunk of her little pulling a wagon down car — her mobile storage the aisles of the sanctu- unit, and replenishes the ary, collecting canned box with necessities for goods, non-perishables, families in our area who SUBMITTED PHOTOS Pastor Rick Malugani blessing the collection. cleaning supplies, and have unfortunately hit Collecting from Fairhope Christian congregants toiletries to be used by hard times. the needy in our com- Now that the school munity. The items col- year is coming to an end, lected will be placed in and there will be no hot our Community Bless- breakfasts or lunches ing Box, located on the offered at the schools, church’s property at there will surely be 349 Fairwood Blvd. in more people benefitting Fairhope. from Vicki’s dedication The chairwoman of and this congregation’s Blessing Box, 349 Fairwood Blvd., Fairhope the collection effort, overwhelming generos- Vicki Lyons, is dedicated ity. Fairhope Christian accessible 24/7, and do- very much. Thank you, to keeping our Blessing Church is truly doing nations from the public on behalf of the neediest Box filled with currently God’s work. The box is will also be appreciated in this community. Collection results
Big Fish Ministires opens Women’s Residential Recovery Program
Submitted program is designed to is also available allow- who were abusing opi- items and referrals to 943-6990. help restore addicted, ing residents to pay the ates and/or alcohol other community re- May 1 was the official homeless and other intake fee while complet- are also required to be sources to help meet ABOUT BIG FISH opening of the Big Fish broken people through ing the final stages of the detoxed prior to being their needs. Their ser- MINISTRIES: Ministries new women’s Christ-centered heal- program. Each student admitted into the pro- vices also include weekly Big Fish Ministries residential recovery pro- ing and transformation. is required to pay a mini- gram. There are plans to community recovery is a 501c3 ministry that gram. This will be one of Residents are provided mum of $50 at intake to expand services in the classes on Friday nights provides a 12 -18 month two residential recovery with recovery classes, cover the initial supplies future to help meet the at Liberty Church Foley. residential recovery programs for women in faith-based individual & needed. Onsite indepen- needs of these circum- More information program for men and Baldwin County and the group mentoring, case dent living, including stances and others. along with an online ap- women struggling with area’s only long-term management, Biblical holding an outside job, is Big Fish Ministries plication for those inter- addictions, homeless- residential recovery pro- teaching, life-skills train- allowed during the final began in 2016 as one of ested in applying to the ness, and other destruc- gram for women. Four ing, discipleship classes, phase of the program. three residential recov- new women’s program tive behaviors in the Gulf beds are currently avail- legal and educational At this time, women ery programs for men are available on the Big Coast region. Funding able with an additional advocacy, employment with children, pregnant in Baldwin County. Ad- Fish Ministries website for the programs is 12 beds becoming avail- readiness training and women and those with ditionally, the ministry at: www.BigFishMinis- provided through the able at different points more. serious mental illness offers a community tries.org Information can generous support of indi- throughout the month of There is a $500 intake requiring psychotropic services program that also be found on the Big viduals, churches, busi- May. fee with scholarships and/or mood stabilizing provides individuals in Fish Ministries Facebook nesses and two Big Fish This 12-18 month available for those who medications cannot be Baldwin County with and Instagram pages or Ministries Foley thrift residential women’s qualify. A contract option accommodated. Those clothing and household by calling them at 251- store locations.
UPCOMING COMMUNITY CHURCH EVENTS
Ecumenical Minis- Register online at OLGAL. baked beans, hush puppies month from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Morgan and Anne-Marie, meets every first Tuesday of tries, INC. (EMI) will be ORG or call the parish office and a homemade dessert. for our First Friday Fish grandfather to Hudson. Di the month at 9 a.m. at the celebrating our 50th at 251-968-7062. St. Peter’s is located at Fry! Enjoy delicious white Lemis lived in Europe for Biscuit King and JSUMC CS anniversary soon! We 6270 Bon Secour Highway fish filets fried to golden the first 28 years of his life 2.0 meets every third Sun- would love for you to join us “Camp Invention”, a STEM (corner of County Road 10 perfection, accompanied having arrived in the USA day of the month at 11:30 for a reception celebrating summer program that and County Road 49) in Bon by cole slaw, baked beans, in 1980.His hotel corporate at JSUMC, Building C. Next our remarkable past and “Turns Curious Students Secour. Next date: June 6. hush puppies, dessert, and career has taken him and Dates: Tues., June 4, for our promising future. This into Innovative Think- a drink all for a donation of his family to 13 USA loca- Comfort Sowers and Sun., celebration will take place ers” is coming to Saint Join St. Paul’s Episcopal $8! You can even get your tions in 36 years. He is a June 16 for CS 2.0. Join us on Wednesday, July 17 from Benedict School June 10-14, Church Life Center the order to-go! No reserva- Board member and writes as we create comfort items 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at The Table, 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. With two fourth Friday of each tion necessary. Next date: articles for several industry such as prayer shawls, located at 300 N. Alston camps, “Supercharged” for month for Spaghetti June 7. We are located at magazines relating to the fidget blankets, bears, and St., in Foley. This site is the grades 1-6, and “Deep Sea Dinner and Bingo. Dinner 915 N. Pine St. in Foley. Call hospitality world, specifi- many more items. All items original location of EMI’s Mystery” for grades 7-9, is served at 6 p.m. and the 251-943-4393 for more cally to food and beverage are given away for free to office in Foley. there is something for every games start at 6:30 p.m. information. topics. While he is retired, those suffering from hard- age. They are open to all $5 for a full course dinner he has difficulty saying “NO” ships, such as illness, abuse, Our Lady of the Gulf students. Sign up by going of spaghetti, salad, bread, Fairhope Unitarian Fel- to companies that want to or other pain. For more will host Vacation Bible to: www.saintbenedict.net/ drink, and dessert. $20 lowship invites you to join engage him to consult for information, please call School for kids grades PreK events/camp-invention or for 11 games of Bingo. Play us this Sunday for an en- them. JSUMC at 251-928-9133. All thru 6 starting on June 3rd call 800-968-4332. them all or share with a lightening talk. Speaker: We are located at 1150 volunteers of any skill level - 7th from 9 a.m. until noon friend! We WILL NOT be Giorgi Di Lemis. Title of St. Peter’s Episcopal Fairhope Ave., Fairhope, and are invited! We hope to see each day. This Catholic offering free babysitting talk: ‘My Father’s Silence’. service starts at 11 a.m. you there! VBS called “Birthday Blast” Church will be hosting this year, but kids are still This presentation offers on the first is an exciting PRO-LIFE Fish Fries welcome. Everyone is a personal and private JSUMC Comfort Sowers themed program where Thursday of every month welcome! We are located glimpse of Di Lemis’ youth kids will learn to DISCOVER, from May through October at 28788 N. Main St. in and relationship with his RESPECT, PROTECT, (excluding July 4th) from Daphne. Next spaghetti din- father. Sad, traumatic and SERVE, and CELEBRATE 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Eat in or ner and bingo night: May 24. unexpected events have WE WANT YOUR SUBMISSIONS! take out. $10 per plate and life. There is no cost and sometimes a gift to give us, Submit your church events to includes fresh fried mullet, YUM! Join Foley UMC on we are located at 308 East if each of us recognizes it. [email protected] 22nd Avenue, Gulf Shores. potato salad, cole slaw, the first Friday of every Husband of Ann, father of Gulf Coast Media • May 24, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 9 Durant Chapel Baptist Church First Baptist Church Robertsdale Magnolia Springs Baptist Church Romar Beach Baptist Church 9551 Hwy 138 18200 Hwy 104 15090 US Hwy 98 23370 Perdido Beach Blvd Bay Minette · 251-937-9364 Robertsdale · 251-947-4362 Magnolia Springs · 251-965-7799 Orange Beach · 251-981-8959 www.durantchapel.com www.romarbeach.org First Baptist Church Silverhill Mi in Baptist Church Eastern Shore Baptist 15898 Silverhill Ave 24687 Co Rd 20 Seminole Baptist 6847 Park Dr Silverhill · 251-945-5182 Elberta · 251-238-7777 32619 Browns Landing Rd Daphne · 251-626-5550 Seminole · 251-946-3382 www.myesbc.net First Baptist Church Stockton Montgomery Hill Baptist Church 52700 State Hwy 59 13884 Danny Hall Rd Shell Banks Baptist East Pointe Baptist Stockton · 251-937-9513 Stockton · 251-937-5896 12125 State Hwy 180 34742 Hwy 225 Gulf Shores · 251-540-7136 Spanish Fort · 251-626-6263 First Baptist Church Summerdale Morning Dove www.eastpointebaptistchurch.com 515 W Broadway Ave 54681 Lottie Rd Southside Baptist Church Summerdale · 251-989-6117 Perdido · 251-580-3674 526 Brady Rd Eastwood Baptist Church www.fbcsummerdale.com Bay Minette · 251-937-7925 11 Co Rd 112 Mt. Nebo Baptist Church Bay Minette · 251-937-6277 First Missionary Baptist 62060 Saint Luke Church Rd Spanish Trail Baptist 11755 Boatyard Rd Stockton · 251-937-4733 10999 US Hwy 90 AFRICAN METHODIST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD BAPTIST Fairhope Avenue Baptist Church Stockton · 251-937-6355 Daphne · 251-626-7277 EPISCOPAL 8717 Fairhope Ave Mt. Olive Baptist Church Bible Way Assembly 3Circle Church North Campus Fairhope · 251-928-0890 Fishermen Baptist Church 81 Brownwood Ave St. Joseph Missionary Baptist Greater Montrose AME Church 15787 US Hwy 98 10080 Hwy 64 17117 River Rd Bay Minette · 251-937-7750 Church 7000 McIntyre St Foley · 251-943-5777 Daphne · 251-378-9297 Fairhope Community Church Bon Secour · 251-949-6387 19307 Ingleside Ave Fairhope · 251-928-1006 www.3circlechurch.com 329 S Greeno Rd www.fomm.org Mt Triumph Baptist Church Fairhope · 251-928-2452 Celebration Church of Fairhope Fairhope · 251-990-4442 70975 State Hwy 59 Tate Chapel AME Church 8180 Dyer Rd 3Circle Church South Campus www.fairhopecommunitychurch. Fish River Baptist Church Little River · 251-862-5670 St. Mary Baptist Church 72139 T J Earle Rd Fairhope · 251-928-0343 10274 State Hwy 104 org 17140 Co Rd 33 8497 Hurricane Rd Little River · 251-862-5306 www.fairhopechurch.com Fairhope · 251-990-3112 Fairhope · 251-928-0402 New Era Missionary Baptist Bay Minette · 251-580-2089 www.3circlechurch.com Faith Family Fellowship 510 Era Dr AFRICAN METHODIST Christian Life the Island Church 7100 Spanish Fort Blvd Friendship Baptist Church Fairhope · 251-928-5864 Stapleton Baptist Family & Friends EPISCOPAL ZION 25550 Canal Rd Antioch Missionary Baptist Spanish Fort · 251-626-1379 7159 Bon Secour Hwy 35460 Baldwin Ave Orange Beach · 251-967-4840 6437 Old Marlow Rd www.faithfamilyonline.com Bon Secour · 251-949-6486 New Hope Missionary Baptist Stapleton · 251-937-7138 Twin Beech AME Zion Church www.christianlifechurch.tv Point Clear · 251-928-2426 8702 Dixon Rd www.stapletonbaptistchurch.org 6664 Twin Beech Rd First Baptist Church Bay Minette Grace Fellowship Baptist Church Bay Minette · 251-937-1357 Fairhope · 251-928-7735 Evangel Assembly of God Barnwell Baptist Church 1201 Hand Ave 18632 Fairground Rd Styx River Baptist 40550 State Hwy 59 7780 US Hwy 98 Bay Minette · 251-937-9536 Robertsdale · 251-410-7619 New Life Baptist Church 22254 Old Brady Rd Zion Fountain AME Zion Church Bay Minette · 251-937-6839 Fairhope · 251-928-8286 www.fbcbm.com www.gracefellowshipbaptist.org 49535 Rabun Rd Robertsdale · 251-978-8539 55255 Hwy 21 Bay Minette · 251-937-1357 Stockton · 251-937-2301 First Assembly of God Bayside Baptist Church First Baptist Church Elberta Jubilee Baptist Tate Creek Missionary Baptist 1706 US Hwy 31 33677 US Hwy 98 12891 S Main St 9264 Pleasant Rd Oasis Church at the Wharf 68360 T J Earle Rd ALLIANCE Bay Minette · 251-937-9030 Lillian · 251-256-0226 Elberta · 251-533-3242 Daphne · 251-621-7095 4700 Main St, Ste N201 Little River · 251-862-5503 www.bayassembly.org www.jubileebaptist.com Orange Beach · 205-382-1466 Eternal Life Church Bethel Baptist Church First Baptist Church Fairhope www.oasischurchsbc.org Three Rivers Church 34223 US Hwy 98 Foley Assembly of God 22250 US Hwy 90 300 S Section St Hamilton Baptist Church 31841 US Hwy 90 Lillian · 251-962-2595 314 E Azalea Ave Robertsdale · 251-947-5145 Fairhope · 251-928-8685 32815 Co Rd 112 Open Door Baptist Church Seminole · 251-978-1315 www.eternallifecma.com Foley · 251-970-2694 www.fbcfairhope.org Robertsdale · 251-931-3037 20774 Co Rd 12 S www.foleyassembly.com Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Foley · 251-943-1693 Trinity Baptist Church ANGLICAN 42700 Amelia Rd First Baptist Church Foley Hand Avenue Baptist Church www.opendoorchurchfoley.com 19615 Underwood Rd Hall’s Fork Assembly of God Bay Minette · 251-937-6750 221 N Alston St 2001 Hand Ave Foley · 251-269-0663 Church of the Apostles 49660 Phillipsville Rd Foley · 251-943-8352 Bay Minette · 251-937-6880 Oyster Bay Baptist, SBC 7159 McIntyre St Bay Minette · 251-455-7719 Bible Baptist Church www.fbcfoley.com www.handavenuebaptist.com 4280 Plash Rd Vernant Park Baptist Fairhope · 251-928-6622 7975 Spanish Fort Blvd Gulf Shores · 251-968-7805 10891 Vernant Park Rd New Day Ministries Spanish Fort · 251-626-0695 First Baptist Church Gulf Shores Heritage Country Gospel www.oysterbaybaptist.org Foley · 251-424-3809 Grace Anglican Church 1517 Hand Ave www.bbcspanishfort.com 2200 W 1st St Baptist Chapel www.vpbc.org 817 Estella St Bay Minette · 251-937-2816 Gulf Shores · 251-968-7369 20993 Co Rd 64 Perdido Beach Baptist Church Fairhope · 251-929-1606 Calvary Baptist Robertsdale · 251-947-1995 9110 Co Rd 97 Victory Baptist Church www.visitgrace.net Odyssey Church 700 W Magnolia Ave First Baptist Church Lillian Elberta · 251-986-3186 21770 US Hwy 98 30181 State Hwy 59 Foley · 251-943-1349 34421 Barclay Ave Lagoon Baptist Church Foley · 251-943-2658 St. Francis at the Point Loxley · 251-964-2073 Lillian · 251-962-2180 17867 State Hwy 180 W Pine Grove Baptist Church 17280 Scenic Hwy 98 www.odysseychurch.tv Christian Valley Baptist Church Gulf Shores · 251-968-7057 42240 Pine Grove Rd CATHOLIC Point Clear · 251-928-1255 367 Young St First Baptist Church Loxley www.lagoonbc.com Bay Minette · 251-937-2460 www.stfrancisatthepoint.org Pentecostal Harvest Assembly Fairhope · 251-928-5010 1050 N Alabama St Christ the King Catholic Church 33181 Arlie Minchew Rd Loxley · 251-964-5261 Lifeway Community Church Pleasant View Baptist Church 1505 Main St APOSTOLIC Robertsdale · 251-931-0089 Crossway Baptist Church www.fbcloxley.com 16373 Thompson Rd 19197 Co Rd 12 S Daphne · 251-626-2343 12720 Springsteen Ln Loxley · 251-960-5433 Foley · 251-943-1845 www.ctkdaphne.org Foley Apostolic Robertsdale 1st Assembly of God Foley · 251-971-2000 First Baptist Church Orange Beach www.lifewaycommunityonline.com www.foleypleasantview.org 209 W Berry Ave 22811 Holland St 4773 Bay Circle Our Lady of the Gulf Foley · 251-943-8499 Robertsdale · 251-947-5890 Daphne Baptist Orange Beach · 251-981-4288 Lighthouse Baptist Church Redeemed Baptist Church 308 E 22nd Ave 1515 6th St www. rstbaptistorangebeach.com 18055 Co Rd 64 9790 County Rd 65 Gulf Shores · 251-968-7062 Good Samaritan Sanctuary Summerdale Assembly of God Daphne · 251-626-2215 Loxley · 251-960-1833 Foley · 251-965-2080 www.ourladyofthegulfal.org 7208 Twin Beech Rd 404 E Broadway St First Baptist Church Point Clear www.redeemedbaptistchurch.org Fairhope · 251-928-2122 Summerdale · 251-989-6851 6537 Co Rd 32 Macedonia Missionary Baptist Shrine of the Holy Cross www.goodsamaritansanctuary.org Point Clear · 251-928-7023 902 Daphne Ave 612 Main St Daphne · 251-626-9393 Daphne · 251-621-9793
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JOHN UNDERWOOD / STAFF PHOTOS ROTC cadets place 5,822 flags at RHS to honor Vietnam War dead on Memorial Day
By JOHN UNDERWOOD This year, cadets re- memorate a different [email protected] turned to the project war. with more flags, 5,822, to A total of 6,000 flags ROBERTSDALE — For honor the 58,220 Ameri- were either purchased the second straight year, cans who lost their lives or donated from various flags cover the front during the Vietnam War. veterans’ groups in the lawn at Robertsdale High With assistance from area. The flags that sur- School this Memorial Commander Frank Star vived are being reused Day weekend in order to and instructors, Petty for this year’s display. honor those who made Officer Edward “Theo” Additional flags were the ultimate sacrifice for Theodoro and Petty Of- purchased to replace their country. ficer Erin Charles Pate, those that were lost from Last year, cadets from cadets began Monday last year’s display. the Robertsdale High and had all of the flags While the threat of se- School Naval Junior in place by the end of the vere weather caused last ROTC placed 5,425 flags day Tuesday. The project year’s display to be taken in a project dubbed is designed to bring at- up early, the forecast for Cadets from the Robertsdale High School Naval Junior ROTC place flags on Monday as “Operation Patriot59,” tention to the men and this year calls for sunny part of “Operation Patriot59” set up to honor the 58,220 Americans who lost their lives in each flag representing women who gave the skies and throughout the Vietnam War. 10 Americans who lost ultimate sacrifice in the weekend, cadets will their lives in the Korean defense of our freedom monitor the display and The flags were also was dedicated at the Robertsdale High School War, approximately and each year the RHS replace any flags that fall made part of a War Me- school on Thursday to who have died during 54,250. NJROTC plans to com- over. morial plaque, which honor all graduates from wartime.
MEMORIAL DAY EVENTS
Memorial Day uled for 6:30 p.m. on Friday, children's parade with flags. marks the kickoff performance Magician · Foley, Alabama Historic Site Ceremony May 24 at Heritage Park The Checkered Tablecloth of GLOWA, our summer-long Heroes receive half off in 9 a.m. Flag raising ceremony, American Legion Post 99, of in Foley (US 98 and AL 59, Award will be presented to the nighttime DJ concert, and this honor of Military Apprecia- museum courtyard Foley, will conduct a Memorial Foley). The third concert will person or group with the most year, we’ve really ramped it up! tion Month Every Saturday in be held on Memorial Day at interesting picnic setup. 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. Wreath lay- Day Ceremony on Monday, May. Every Saturday in May, ing ceremony, Speakers are Dr. May 27, at Max Griffin Park 6:30 p.m. Monday, May 27 at Each concert is supported by Alabama Gulf Coast we invite our heroes to come Henry George Park in Fairhope Music Hall Jack Dwyer, Lt. Col. USAF, ret., at 11 a.m. In case of weather, the city in which it is held. In see Brandon Styles LIVE in President Society of the War of (Fairhope Ave & Bay View St, Come enjoy the Memorial Day ceremony will be at Post 99. addition, the Baldwin Pops Downtown OWA for half off 1812 in the state of Alabama; Fairhope). Saturday All Day Celebration Following ceremony beginning Band is sponsored by a grant one general admission ticket, Commander Major General at Alabama Gulf Coast Music at noon, Post 99 is celebrating Dr. Jason Rinehart will conduct from the Alabama State Coun- while supplies last. Applies James H. Wilson Camp #1 Hall on May 25! Including all- Post 99's 93rd Birthday with the Baldwin Pops in perfor- cil on the Arts. to active, retired, reserve (SUVCW) Department of Ten- beef BBQ hot dog baskets for shrimp & crawfish boil, ham- mances of Captain America Contact: www.baldwinpops. and Veteran military. Must nessee and Dylan Tucker, cul- $8 including drink or southern burgers and hot dogs, fun and March by Alan Silvestri, com, search Facebook for present valid military ID. Can- tural resource specialist at Fort BBQ plates with drink for $10. fellowship for the entire fam- Crooner’s Serenade arranged Baldwin Pops Band, or call not be combined with other Morgan State Historic Site. ily. Public is welcome at both by Justin Williams, Freedom 251-987-5757. All concerts are The Favorites Band plays 3 – 5 special events, promotions by Michael W. Smith, Lest We p.m., open mic goes 5 – 7 p.m., or discounts. Valid while sup- »» 10:15 a.m. WWII light plane events. Post 99 has served free. will land, weather dependent Baldwin County and Foley Forget by James Swearingen, and The Kelly Poole Band plays plies last. Not available online. since May 25, 1926, 93 years Symphonic Suite from Star Celebration at OWA 7 – 10 p.m. All day tickets $10, In-person only. General Admis- »» 11:30 a.m. Cannon fire dem- onstration of service to our Veteran's and Wars: The Force Awakens by Come spend your Memorial children 12 and under $5. Get sion Cost before discount: our community. God bless the John Williams, and many more. Day Weekend with us at OWA. advanced tickets online at $24.00 plus tax Saturday »» 1 p.m. Guided tour with USA and the American Legion. Cathy Brumback will be the We’ll be honoring Memorial www.alabamagulfcoastmusi- shows start at 8:00 pm except Dylan Tucker featured vocalist on Over the Day Weekend with an epic chall.com May 25, show will start at 7:00 »» 3 p.m. Cannon fire demon- Baldwin Pops Rainbow by Harold Arlen, ar- pm for guests who would like stration fireworks show at 8:45 p.m. on Military Appreciation Performances ranged by Warren Barker. Saturday, May 25. Enjoy the to see fireworks at 8:45 pm in Living history groups from the Guests should bring chairs or Show - Brandon Styles Downtown OWA The Baldwin Pops Band will show from our Downtown area, LIVE at OWA War of 1812, The Civil War, The present two more free outdoor blankets and are encouraged or maybe get a little higher Spanish American War, WWII park concerts in May. to bring a picnic supper. After and watch it from a Park ride! May 25, 7 p.m. · Brandon Ceremony at Fort and WWI will be at the fort all Styles Show - Impressionist & Morgan State The second concert is sched- intermission, there will be a Memorial Day Weekend also day. Gulf Coast Media • May 24, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 13 Memorial Day weekend travel volumes are set ALDOT Road Update for Memorial Day Holiday Travel to reach 14-year highs; Gas prices currently Memorial Day weekend kicks off summer vacation for many traveling south, and ALDOT is doing its part for road safety by having no temporary lane closures on Alabama 20 cents below last year’s holiday prices interstates after noon on Friday, May 24, through midnight, Monday, May 27. A strong economy Two and Three Dia- and weaker gas prices mond Rated proper- In Birmingham, motorists should plan for detours as should help boost travel ties. closures remain at the I-59/20 bridges through downtown numbers this Memorial • Airfares are holding Birmingham’s Central Business District and the route Day holiday weekend. steady compared with interchanges at I-65 and Red Mountain Expressway. Go to The Auto Club Group last Memorial Day, for www.5920bridge.com for updates and detours. forecasts the strongest an average round trip Although ALDOT construction work zones will not be kick-off to the summer price of $171. active during the holiday, work zone materials along the travel season since 2005, road and reduced speed limits will be in effect in many and the second-largest AAA to rescue more than areas. Drivers taking to Alabama roads for the holiday travel volume on record should allow extra time to reach their destination. — dating back to 2000. day afternoons. ever, the fuel market is 353,000 motorists still quite volatile, and AAA expects to rescue “Increased traffic on Alabama highways during the National Travel Figures Declining gas there’s plenty of time for more than 353,000 motor- Memorial Day holiday means even less room for driving • Total Travelers – 42.8 prices should help prices to rise again.” ists at the roadside this errors,” said Allison Green, Drive Safe Alabama coordinator, million Americans; 1.5 holiday travelers In 2018, the most ex- Memorial Day weekend. ALDOT. “ALDOT is asking drivers to make safe travel a million (3.6%) more Florida drivers could pensive gas prices of the Dead batteries, flat tires priority.” than last year find the lowest Memo- year were in the days and lockouts will be the ALDOT HOLIDAY TRAVEL TIPS: • Auto Travelers – 37.6 rial Day gas prices in leading up to Memorial leading reasons AAA million Americans; 1.3 two years. Last year, Day weekend. The 2018- members will experience • Keep your eyes on the road. Taking your eyes off the million (3.5%) more the state average for high of $2.92 per gallon car trouble. road for just two seconds doubles your chances of being than last year gasoline on Memorial was recorded the Friday AAA recommends involved in a crash. • Air Travelers – 3.25 Day was $2.91 per gal- before Memorial Day. motorists take their ve- • Buckle up. Surviving a crash is much more likely million Americans; lon. Yesterday (Tuesday, The biggest difference hicles to a trusted repair when wearing a seat belt. Latest stats from Drive Safe 150,000 (4.8%) more May 14), the average between now and then is facility to perform any Alabama show that almost 60 percent of people dying than last year price was slightly below the price of oil, which is necessary maintenance in crashes on Alabama highways are not wearing a seat • Other Travelers – 1.9 $2.70/g — the lowest about $10 per barrel less before heading out on a belt. million Americans; daily average price in than a year ago. In 2017, road trip. Be prepared 69,000 (3.8%) more two months. The 20 cent the trend was differ- for emergencies with a • Slow down. Speeding is the leading contributing factor than last year difference amounts to ent. The highest prices mobile phone and car in fatal crashes on Alabama roads. a savings of $3 for a of spring 2017 were in charger, a flashlight with full 15-gallon tank of April. extra batteries, a first- More safe driving tips are available on the Drive Safe Drivers beware: Worst gasoline. Visit Gasprices. aid kit, a basic toolkit, Alabama Facebook page. times to hit the road AAA.com to view cur- Travelers to see relief and drinking water and HIGHWAY TRAVEL PLANNING TOOL For the 37.6 million rent and historical gas in lower hotel and car snacks for all passen- Americans traveling prices. rental costs gers. Motorists planning their holiday travel route can find by automobile, AAA "Holiday travelers Similar to the down- Alabama traffic and road condition information, including predicts drivers will who save at the pump turn in gas prices, hotel Top Memorial Day live traffic camera feeds at www.ALGOtraffic.com or by experience the greatest generally reallocate and car rental prices are travel destinations downloading the ALGO Traffic app. ALDOT asks motorists amount of congestion on that money toward lodg- lower this year, while Orlando, New York to use ALGO Traffic responsibly. Drivers should never text, Thursday, May 24 and ing, shopping or dining airfares hold steady. City and Las Vegas can tweet, or use a mobile device while operating a vehicle. Friday, May 25 in the out," said Mark Jenkins, According to AAA’s Lei- expect an influx of trav- late afternoons as com- spokesman, AAA – sure Travel Index: elers for the holiday. muters leave work early The Auto Club Group. • Car rental prices have These are the top desti- 6. Seattle, Washington ning an international and mix with holiday “Cheaper gasoline could declined 7% compared nations in the U.S. this 7. Phoenix, Arizona trip this Memorial Day. travelers. Some of the also help convince un- to last year, with an av- Memorial Day weekend, 8. Anchorage, Alaska Rome, London, Dublin most congested areas decided travelers to take erage daily rate of $55. based on advance AAA 9. Tampa, Florida and Paris are the most will be popular attrac- a trip for the holiday. • Mid-range hotels are Travel bookings: 10. San Francisco, popular locales for inter- tions,Y theme parks and Gas prices Communityare steadily between 2% and 3% 1. Orlando, Florida California national vacations this beaches. Drivers return- declining, and there's a cheaper this year, with 2. New York, New York Memorial Day weekend, ing home are most likely good chance that holiday an average nightly 3. Las Vegas, Nevada Europe is the desti- with Vancouver, Canada, to encounter congested gas prices remain below rate of $146 and $183, 4. Honolulu, Hawaii nation of choice, for rounding out the top five. roads on Sunday or Mon- last year’s levels. . How- respectively for AAA 5. Anaheim, California Americans who are plan- LF COA MEDIA .
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Submitted federate soldiers buried aren’t aware of this en- point. More than half at Arlington National titlement or live too far of those are over 60. Memorial Day is Cemetery. Since then from a military installa- The fact of the aging often thought of as the the celebration has tion to make it feasible veteran population unofficial beginning evolved to honor those for an active duty honor increases the demand of summer. Often lost who died in all wars. In guard to be available. for military funer- in the anticipation of a 1968 Memorial Day was The Honor Guard als, and also makes it three-day weekend trip declared by law to be a of Baldwin County harder to find veterans or backyard barbeque federal holiday. was formed to provide to serve on the honor is the more somber How do we ensure full military honors guard. Current mem- meaning of this day. our veterans receive to fallen veterans. bers of the Baldwin Originally, Memorial appropriate honors at Full honors include County Honor Guard Day was called Decora- burial? All veterans three rifle volleys, average age 75. If you tion Day. The first cele- other than those dis- the sounding of taps, know a veteran who is bration was held in 1868 honorably discharged folding of the flag and honorably discharged to honor those who died are eligible for an honor presentation to loved from the military and during the Civil War. guard provided by the ones. Today, only 7.3 possess the pride, pro- ALLISON MARLOW /STAFF PHOTO Over 5,000 participants service to which they percent of all living fessionalism and com- the AFHGbaldwin- 251-545-6578 or Larry decorated the graves of belonged. Many times Americans have served mitment to serve on the county@ gmail.com or DiAmico at 850-398- fallen Union and Con- the families of veterans on active duty at some Honor Guard contact phone Judy Whidbee at 3130.
Author visits Fort Morgan Submitted and attractions within The fourth in Lacey’s the State. Amazing America se- With the release of With a forward by ries, Amazing Alabama: her latest book Amazing Gov. Kay Ivey, Lacey’s The Bicentennial Edi- Alabama: The Bicenten- book is available in tion has been listed by nial Edition, T. Jensen kindle, paperback and AL.Com as one of the 10 Lacey, of Fairhope, hardback editions via most important books covers all 67 counties Amazon and www.tjen- to read this bicenten- with fascinating details, senlacey.com. nial year. historical oddities, and Become an Alabama Lacy will be sign captivating tales about expert! Wow your books during the Living Alabama — designed to friends with little- History Memorial Day be a “tour-able history” known but fascinating Tribute at Fort Morgan, with a full digital sec- information about this May 25 from 10 a.m. to tion with links to sites incredible, diverse state. 2 p.m.
City of Gulf Shores hosts Summer Yoga Series at Gulf Place Town Green and Public Beach
Submitted Gulf Place Town Green Locals and visitors opportunity and offer and Public Beach. Class are invited to attend this a Summer Yoga Series The Gulf Shores Rec- dates will be on the last FREE outdoor yoga class for our residents and reation Department is Friday of the months of with Instructor Adwiti visitors” Recreation excited to announce a May through August: Haffner. Participants do Manager Nicole Ard new fitness series, Sum- May 31, June 28, July 26 not have to be a member said. “This is a great op- mer Yoga, coming to and August 30. of the Recreation and portunity for our mem- Fitness Centers to at- bers and non-members tend. to try out a new class in “After a great turn- a relaxed environment out at Full Moon Yoga for free, while enjoy- in April, we decide to ing the outdoor breeze expand on this fitness and a beautiful view at Gulf Place. Everyone is For more information encouraged to bring a about the Summer Yoga IVEY’S friend and come join us!” Series, contact the Gulf Participants are en- Shores Recreation De- couraged to bring a pic- partment at 251-968-9824 FEBRUARYMay nic and stay after class to or visit www.gulfshore- watch the moon rise. sal.gov/yoga. May special $15.95 SSPECIALpecial Blacken Mahi Maux Choux Fresh Mahi Mahi filet black- Blackened Mahi ened to perfection topped with BLACKENED STUFFED a spicy corn maux Choux. Maux choux Someone I love has gone away Served over a bed of sautéed PORK CHOPS And Life is not the same - summer vegetable medley. The greatest gift that you can give $15.95 Is just to speak her name Fresh MahiA 14 Mahioz. cut filetPork Chop,blackened to I need to hear the stories perfection topped with a spicy corn And the tales of days gone past stuffed with spinach and mozzarella cheese, I need for you to understand mauxServed Choux.with garlic Servedand overParmesan a bed of These memories must last sautéed summerred mashed vegetablepotatoes. medley. We cannot make more memories Since Christina is no longer here For Reservations So when you speak of Christina to me 251.947.4000 It’s music to my ear! A memorial is established with the 18427 Pennsylvania St., Light House, P.O. Box 531 Robertsdale, AL V46211 Robertsdale, AL 36567 AL2-L Christina Elizabeth Steed Nelson 7/6/1976 - 1/12/2018 Gulf Coast Media • May 24, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 15 Mobile Ballet offers summer programs for all skill levels
MOBILE — Mobile dancers 6 – 8 years old Ballet once again offers through beginning posi- a variety of summer tions. Mobile: June 17 camps for budding bal- – 20 and July 15 –18. East- lerinas to an Intensive ern Shore studio: July 10 program for more seri- – 13 and July 8 – 11. Cost ous dancers along the of camps is $125/week. Gulf Coast. Mobile Ballet is proud Beginning June 17th, this year to offer a Sum- Mobile Ballet’s Mobile mer Intensive, with and Eastern Shore stu- more advanced training dios will offer the fol- and technique featur- lowing camps: Creative ing world-class guest Movement; Ballet; and instructors from stages Little Ballerinas (ages 3 around the country and – 5) featuring ballet class, Mobile Ballet’s own sessions are offered with cost of $200. crafts, storytime and a alumni corps. From June daily classes from 9:30 For those seeking addi- performance for family 3-21 for dancers 9 and up, a.m. – 3 p.m. June ses- tional strength and tech- and friends. Mobile Bal- classes include ballet, sions are $350 per week: nique as well as artistic let studio: June 24 – 27 pointe, variations, jazz, June 3-7th; June 10 – 14; growth, Mobile Ballet’s and July 8 – 11. Eastern modern, acting, charac- and June 17 – 21. A $100 Summer Intensive offers Dawn Branch, Raul Pein- and Israel Rodriguez. Shore studio: June 17 – ter, partnering and more. deposit is required to re- instruction from sea- ado, Haley Genry, Jacob 20 and July 15 – 18. A final performance will serve your space. An ex- soned talent rare to this Rowe, Raley Zofko Zamp- Register online at Mo- Ballet, Tap, and Jazz take place June 21 at tended session in July is area. Teachers include ieri, Neal Pollard Hanley bileBallet.org or call the will be offered along Davidson High School. offered the week of July Renata Brooks, Rolando along with Mobile Bal- Mobile Ballet office: 251- with Let’s Dance, taking One, two or three-week 15 – 18 or July 22 – 25 at a Yane, Kathryn Morgan, let’s own Katia Garza 342-2241.
Saenger Theatre Summer Classic Movie Series Submitted Theatre will feature a 5 p.m.) The Saenger Box • Aug. 11 – Purple Rain famous classic movie to Office will open at 12:30 or Saturday Night This summer, the be shown at 3 p.m. with p.m. on the day of the Fever* SMG-managed Mobile the doors opening at 2:30 movie. Tickets cannot be • Aug. 18 – Singin’ in the Saenger Theatre will p.m. purchased online or by Rain once again showcase a Tickets go on sale phone. Summer Classic Movie Wednesday, May 29 at The main concession *Patrons will have the Series featuring classic 10 a.m. All tickets are stand downstairs will be opportunity to choose the hit movies the way they general admission and open for snacks and bev- Aug. 11 movie screening were meant to be seen: prices are $6 for adults; erages such as popcorn, through a poll on the larger-than-life on the $3 for children 12 & sodas, candy, beer, wine Saenger’s Facebook page. glorious BIG screen! under and seniors (60+). and mixed drinks. The poll will be open from And thanks to a gener- All movies will be seated This year’s Summer 10 a.m. on Monday, May 20 through midnight on Monday, May 28. ous donation from the on a first-come-first- Classic Movie Series Friends of the Saenger, served basis. Tickets can schedule is as follows: the movies will be shown be purchased at either • July 14 – Close En- on a brand-new HD laser the Saenger Theatre counters of the Third projector that will make Box Office (located at 6 Kind the viewing experience South Joachim Street; • July 21 – A Star is better than ever before! open Monday – Friday, Born (1976) The Summer Clas- 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.) or at the • July 28 – Dirty Danc- sic Movie Series will Mobile Civic Center Box ing run from July 14 to Office (located at 401 • Aug. 4 – Harry Potter August 18. On Sunday Civic Center Drive; open and the Sorcerer’s afternoons, the Saenger Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – Stone
Cosson Water Sports relocates to Fairhope
Submitted the Fairhope Municipal Cosson Water Sports Pier Marina, adjacent to will open on Friday, May By popular demand, the Pier Bar&Grill. 24 and will operate daily, and just in time for those Jet skis and Kayaks weekends included, from hot summer days— Cos- for you to rent and zip 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. For son Water Sports has re- around or leisurely more information please located from the Grand paddle your way across call Cosson Water Sports Hotel at Point Clear, to Mobile Bay. At 251-223-9595. FREE Local News Email Updates www.gulfcoastnewstoday.com/newsletter
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Submitted award-winning docu- and recovery while seeing The Ripple Ef- Last year Live Now requests to bring the mentary filmmaker will teaching people of all fect of Hope after losing LLC brought the film to film back and have Kevin On June 1 Kevin greet crowds in Daphne. ages about wellness and loved ones to suicide or the Daphne AMC The- here to speak. Hines, best-selling Kevin travels around the ability to survive those that have thoughts atre. To register for your author, global public the world sharing his pain with true resilience. of, or have survived sui- Since then, organizers free ticket, visit Event- speaker, storyteller and story of hope, healing He leaves his audience cide. have received several brite.com.
Fred’s in Robertsdale among 104 stores set to close SUBMITTED RELEASE underperforming stores in Louisiana, one in mance and the timing Fred’s chief executive States. Fred’s mission is as part of an ongoing Missouri, 19 in Mis- of lease expirations, officer. to make it easy and ex- MEMPHIS, Tennes- effort to “rationalize its sissippi, two in North among other factors. Fred’s has continued citing to save money. see — The Robertsdale store footprint.” Carolina, nine in South Liquidation sales at the its partnership with Its unique discount location of Fred’s will Additional locations Carolina, 15 in Tennes- 104 stores designated Malfitano Advisors LLC value store format of- be among 104 stores set in Alabama include see, and four in Texas. for closure will begin and SB360 Capital Part- fers customers a full to close by the end of Hanceville, Dothan, Al- According to the re- today while the Com- ners to help manage the range of value-priced June, including eight in iceville, East Brewton, lease, Fred’s decision pany’s other stores will process and ensure a everyday items, along the state of Alabama. Eclectic, Ashville and to close additional un- remain open. seamless experience for with terrific deals on In a press release Prattville. derperforming stores “These additional customers. closeout merchandise issued by Globe News- Additional locations follows a continued store closures are a dif- Since 1947, Fred’s Inc. throughout the store. wire, Fred’s Inc. an- include 16 in Arkansas, evaluation of the Com- ficult, but necessary has been an integral For more information nounced Thursday, three in Florida, 15 in pany’s store portfolio, step in the continued re- part of the communities about the company, May 16 it will begin to Georgia, two in Illinois, including historical structuring of Fred’s,” it serves throughout the visit Fred’s website at close an additional 104 two in Kentucky, nine and recent store perfor- said Joseph Anto, southeastern United www.fredsinc.com.
Bayshore Ballet announces 2019 Summer Dance Intensive Workshop & Performance
Bay Shore Ballet This special workshop weeks session. Tuition phy from famous clas- Academy, Fairhope, is designed for interme- is $300 – $375 based on sics such as Sleeping Schedule AL, announces its Sum- diate to advanced level registration for 3-week Beauty, Cinderella, Les JULY 8 - AUG. 2 mer Dance Intensive dancers with a minimum or full 4-week workshop. Sylphides, Swan Lake, Dance Workshop and of four years of training This special workshop is Paquita, and other great MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY Performance set for exclusively. The studio open to intermediate to classics. Classes include 10:00-11:15: Technique Class July 8 – Aug. 2. Sessions offers a flexible tuition advanced dancers from technique, pointe, varia- will be held on Monday, rate which will allow up all studios in the area. tions, and during the 11:15 - 12:00: Variations, Pointe, Choreography Wednesday, and Fridays to one week of vacation Dancers will learn lunch break dancers will from 10 a.m. – 1:45 p.m. time during the four and perform choreogra- study dance history, ter- 12:00 - 12:30: Lunch Break with Dance History, Videos minology, choreography 12:30 - 1:45: Contemporary and Jazz/Dancer’s stretch and the biographies of legendary dancers and 1:45 - 2:15: Open for Dancer’s Choreography companies. Faculty includes Janet Carole, Bay Shore Bal- Workshop faculty teach- performance and re- let director and former ing modern, jazz, cho- ception for family and principal dancer of reography and stretch invited guests on Friday, Les Grands Ballets Ca- classes. Additionally, Aug. 2. nadiens, Oakland Ballet Bay Shore Ballet Prin- and soloist for the Penn- cipal dancers will teach The Bay Shore Ballet sylvania Ballet. Bay technique, pointe, and Academy is located at 305 Shore Ballet instructor, variations from the clas- Fels Avenue in Fairhope, Stephanie Barfield, also sics and yoga. Al. For more informa- joins for the fifth year as The intensive con- tion, visit bayshoreballet. Summer Intensive Dance cludes with an in-studio com or call 251-990-9744.
Alabama Writers’ Forum to hold literary event
Submitted War in Vietnam, and the offer a sense of how it protests against it. He felt to have lived it. A The Alabama Writ- also examines cultural Hard Rain is one writ- ers’ Forum, a partner- changes manifested in er’s reconstruction of a ship program of the music, art, religion, and transcendent era.” Alabama State Council science. Frye Gaillard is on the Arts, will pres- Following a reading writer in residence at ent “Frye Gaillard: One by Gaillard of selected the University of South Man’s Take on A De- passages, the program Alabama and John cade” from 6:30 to 8 p.m. will include a discus- Egerton Scholar in on Thursday, May 30, at sion of American music Residence a the South- The Alabama Contem- icons and politics with ern Foodways Alliance porary Arts Center. The Philip Shirley, author at the University of event is free of charge of the recent novel The Mississippi. He is the and open to the public. Graceland Conspiracy. author of more than The Alabama Con- Books will be available 30 books, including Go temporary Arts Center for sale and signing. South to Freedom, Jour- is located at 301 Conti “There are many ney to the Wilderness: Street in Mobile. different ways to re- War, Memory, and a Gaillard’s new book A member the sixties,“ Southern Family’s Civil Hard Rain: America in Gaillard writes, “and War Letters, and The the 1960s, Our Decade of this is mine. There was Books That Mattered: A Hope, Possibilities and in these years the sense Reader’s Memoir. Gail- Innocence Lost explores of a steady unfolding lard is winner of the the competing story of time, as if history Lillian Smith Award, arcs of tragedy and were on a forced march, the Clarence Cason hope through the social and the changes spread Award for Nonfiction, and political move- to every corner of our and the Eugene Cur- ments of the times — lives. As future histori- rent-Garcia Award for civil rights, black power, ans debate the meaning Distinction in Literary women’s liberation, the of a decade, I hope to Scholarship. Gulf Coast Media • May 24, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 17
JOHN UNDERWOOD / STAFF PHOTOS About 30 forest landowners and property managers attended the meeting. Pictured is Certified Wildlife Biologist J.J. McCool addresses forest landowners and property manag- Mike Shelton, training program coordinator for the Weeks Bay Reserve and Pat Richeson ers on the topic of managing property to increase wildlife habitat quality May 17 at the with the Alabama Forest Owners Association. Weeks Bay Reserve in Fairhope. Forest landowners learn about plant and wildlife management
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FAIRHOPE — Wildlife biologist J.J. McCool touched on a wide vari- ety of topics in front of about 30 forest landown- ers and property manag- ers Friday, May 17 at the Weeks Bay Reserve in Fairhope. His presentation, “How to manage prop- Pitcher plants are in full bloom at the Weeks Bay Wildflower Bog. erty to increase wildlife habitat quality while vasive plants,” he said. the Bradley/Murphy ship assistance to cur- increasing timber stand “This is a method that Forestry & Natural rent and future owners J.J. McCool addresses forest landowners and property production,” focused was used for 150 years, Resources Extension of forested land. Forests managers at the Weeks Bay Wildflower Bog. primarily on exotic plant but we have gotten away Trust. The trust was cover 71 percent of Ala- and animal control with from it. The fact is, it established in 1992 by bama, producing clean in Alabama is privately report provided from an a significant amount of works and it’s some- an initial gift from for- water, clean air, diverse owned by individuals AFOA press release with the lecture focusing on thing that needs to be estry consultant, Harry wildlife habitat, and raw and families. additional reporting by controlling wild hogs. explored.” Murphy. Its mission is to materials for thousands Onlooker co-editor John “I hesitate to call any McCool also touched encourage, promote, and of jobs. Most forestland Information for this Underwood. animal smart, but these on a variety of com- develop through educa- animals are smart and mercial herbicides tion and the free market highly adaptable to their used to control invasive system the stewardship NOW COMING EACH FRIDAY... starting June 7 environment,” he said. plant species. He also of forest and related “They main way to con- discussed wetlands and natural resources in the trol them is by not focus- wetland management private sector. ing on any one method during the presentation, The Alabama Forest We’re Going to Entertain and to use a variety of which was followed by Owners’ Association methods to achieve the a trip to the Weeks Bay is a non-profit, self- best possible result.” Wildflower Bog. supporting association, The presentation also This forestry field dedicated to providing focused on dealing with a visit was sponsored by management and owner- You Even MORE! variety of other invasive animals, such as beavers, coyotes, armadillo, ra- Cobb ,, Theatres coons, foxes, snakes and PINNACLE 14 CINEMAS HULU MOVIES alligators. 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They on a day-to-day basis.” you know that. They’re very territorial Though her main commitment now Though her main commitment now about their different divisions. about their different divisions. is to “The Code,” Soo has more stage is to “The Code,” Soo has more stage “Also, I played a nurse in ‘China “The beauty of being “Also, I played a nurse in ‘China work in mind. work in mind. “The beauty of being Beach’ and I’m a lawyer in this show is that I’m surrounded Beach’ and I’m a lawyer in this show very different in New York JOHN WICK 3: PARABELLUM R 1030, 1130, 120, 320, 420, 645, 735, 940, 1030 very different in New York is that I’m surrounded ... and to me, those are lots of theater and lots of film and on dealing with invasive by ... and to me, those are functions. A nurse is all about by lots of theater and lots of film and television,” she reasons. “Because of functions. 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Be watching for Gulf Coast Media’s newest magazine, Baldwin Entertainment Weekly, coming in your Friday paper each week starting June 7. You’re about to get a whole lot more entertainment! GULF COAST MEDIA THE COURIER • THE ONLOOKER • THE ISLANDER • THE BALDWIN TIMES 18 • The Baldwin Times • May 24, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media Robertsdale Walmart closed for two hours to clear bomb threat
By GCM STAFF just after 7 p.m. on Sun- If they see anything, day that a bomb threat they are advised not to ROBERTSDALE — had been called into the touch it. They will then The Walmart on Ala- store. go into the area with an bama 59 in Robertsdale “Our standard proce- officer to point out the was closed for approxi- dure is to evacuate the potential threat, and the mately two hours on store and have the store officer will determine Sunday before it was managers check their if the threat is legiti- determined that a bomb areas for anything that mate.” threat called into the might be out of place,” No evidence was store was not credible, Kendrick said. “They found inside the store, officials said Monday. know their area better Kendrick said, so it was Robertsdale Police than we do and are ca- re-opened after being Chief Brad Kendrick pable of determining if closed for approxi- said he received a call there’s a threat. mately two hours. SUBMITTED PHOTO
Senator Doug Jones, colleagues introduce bill to ensure women can access affordable health care during and after pregnancy Bill would create a special health care enrollment period provide the best health rollment period for low-income pregnant care possible for women pregnant individuals, individuals and in- for pregnancy; Guarantee 12 months of continuous and children,” Senator so that they can enroll fants, and Medicaid eligibility for postpartum women Jones, a member of the in or change their • Guarantee 12-months Senate Health, Educa- healthcare plan; of continuous Medic- tion, Labor and Pen- • Enable the Director aid eligibility for post- Senator Doug Jones women and children. — although becoming sions Committee, said. of the Office of Per- partum women. (D-Ala.) has cospon- The Healthy Maternal pregnant is not consid- “This legislation would sonnel Management sored legislation to and Obstetric Medicine ered a qualifying event. ensure women have the to establish a special The Healthy MOM ensure that pregnant (Healthy MOM) Act The bill would also resources and the health enrollment period for Act is co-sponsored by women can access af- would establish a special guarantee 12 months of care that they need pregnancy, for those Sens. Sherrod Brown fordable health coverage enrollment period for continuous Medicaid eli- during this important eligible to receive (D-Ohio), Tina Smith during and after their expectant mothers to gibility for postpartum time.” coverage through (D-Minn.), Kirsten Gil- pregnancies. This bill sign up for health insur- women, thus removing According to the Cen- the Federal Employ- librand (D-N.Y.), Ed is the first in a series ance. Currently, mar- key barriers that often ters for Disease Control ees Health Benefits Markey (D-Mass.), Amy of legislation Senator riage, divorce, having prevent mothers from and Prevention, about Program and clarify Klobuchar (D-Minn.), Jones will be intro- a baby, adoption, and getting the care they 700 women die each year that the enrollment Jon Tester (D-Mont.), ducing in the coming changing jobs are con- need after birth. in the United States shall be available for Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.), months to strengthen sidered qualifying life “As a society, we need from pregnancy-related families even during a Richard Blumenthal families and improve events that trigger a spe- to focus on policies that complications. Black lapse in appropriation (D-Conn.), Kamala Har- health outcomes for cial enrollment period strengthen families and women are about three or government shut- ris (D-Calif.), Bob Casey times more likely to die down; (D-Pa.), Sheldon White- from a pregnancy-re- • Ensure comprehen- house (D-R.I.), Cory lated cause than White sive coverage of Booker (D-N.J.), Jeff women. The Healthy maternity care — Merkley (D-Ore.), Angus MOM Act will work to including labor and King (I-Maine), Jacky improve these outcomes delivery — for depen- Rosen (D-Nev.), Gary by expanding quality dent children covered Peters (D-Mich.), Patrick access to care, which by group health plans Leahy (D-Vt.), Catherine data demonstrates could and other forms of Cortez Masto (D-Nev.), help prevent three in employer-sponsored and Tammy Baldwin (D- five pregnancy related coverage; Wis.). deaths. • Protect against Rep. Bonnie Watson Specifically, the threats to Medicaid Coleman (D-N.J.) has Healthy MOM Act income eligibility and introduced companion would: maintain the highest legislation in the House 7 DAY FORECAST • Create a special en- standard of care for of Representatives.
Fairhope Lions Club nominee receives state award
Submitted Multiple District Coun- County citizens who cil of Governors. work, have a chronic ill- The Aubrey D. Green The recipient is se- ness, but are unable to Humanitarian Award is lected by a committee afford health insurance presented annually at appointed by the Mul- or qualify for Medicare the Lions of Alabama, tiple District Council of or Medicaid. Multiple District 34 Governors. The recipi- Video footage of Dr. Annual Convention ent must receive two or Goetter’s speech can be in honor of Aubrey D. more nominations for seen at https://youtu. Green, Past President presentation of this be/oE_dEKnAMho of The International As- award. Dr. Goetter graciously sociation of Lions Clubs. Dr. Goetter was nomi- accepted this prestigious On May 4, 2019, Lions of nated by the Fairhope award on behalf of the Alabama Multiple Dis- Lions Club for being an Alabama Free Clinic. Dr. trict 34 presented their Alabama Citizen who Goetter stands among highest award to Dr. Bill his significant contri- some of the greatest of Goetter at the SpringHill bution to a creating a all time receiving this Suites in Orange Beach better community, state, award along with previ- at the Wharf. and nation through his ous recipients such as This award is pre- efforts of helping the Ralph “Shug” Jordan, GET THE LATEST FORECAST ANYTIME AT WKRG.COM sented to a non-Lion working poor receive the Senator Jim Allen, Paul citizen of Alabama or healthcare they need yet “Bear” Bryant, George a person who is a na- cannot afford. Wallace, and Eugene tive of Alabama who In his acceptance C. “Gene” Stallings, to DOWNLOAD OUR FREE APP TODAY! has made a significant speech, Dr. Goetter name a few. contribution to a better spoke of the history of For more information community, state and Alabama Free Clinic about the Alabama Free nation through their and mission of the Clinic, please visit www. personal business or Alabama Free Clinic. He alabamafreeclinic.org professional life under mentions the stagger- or email info@alabama- criteria developed by the ing statistics of Baldwin freeclinic.org. MAY 24, 2019 Baldwin Business Other business taxes
April 15 has passed but when you are in business there are more taxes than just once a year, income taxes. The Business Privilege Tax that is assessed with in 8 weeks of filing an entity YOLANDA with the Alabama Secretary JOHNSON of State’s office and is paid Know Yo! Business to the Alabama Revenue De- partment. This tax is also filed annually even if you have no revenues. Estimated Taxes are SUBMITTED PHOTOS paid on income that is not subject to withhold- ing. The IRS and the Alabama Department of Revenue require estimated tax to be paid Brothers aim to protect Baldwin County quarterly, typically in 4 equal installments. A business owner may be responsible for pay- ing Business Personal Property Taxes and/ homes from the elements, one by one or Real Property Taxes on all property owned by the business, even if you are a home-based business. This is typically due retroactively By ALLISON MARLOW minds. every October 1st and delinquent after De- [email protected] “That’s our relation- cember 31st. Filing information about prop- ship,” Joshua said. “I erty taxes is at the local revenue department When it comes to insu- know what he needs to and Oppal at https://www.oppal.alabama. lation, brothers Joshua do and he knows what I gov/WebForm/Home/Index. and Jonathan Fiala, have need to do.” Sales and Use Taxes applies to all busi- their customers covered. While many customers nesses which sell tangible personal property As owners/ operators may consider checking to the end user or the consumer. In addition of the The Insulation their insulation needs to the state sales tax, local sales taxes are also Professionals, based in when the chill of winter due, and these rates vary. Contact all counties Loxley, they know it is begins to brush against and municipalities in which you do business important to customers their home, Joshua said in order to determine if you should register to know not just what they stress that insula- with them to collect their local tax. The tax is product is being in- tion is just as important due monthly, with returns and remittances to stalled, but to know how in the hot summer be filed on or before the 20th day of the month and by whom. months. for the previous month’s sales on the MAT, “One of the main ques- Without the proper My Alabama Taxes portion of the Alabama tions we get is, ‘who is type or size of insula- Department of Revenue website, https:// doing the work’?” Joshua tion, a house can be left myalabamataxes.alabama.gov/_/ Consumers Fiala said. “We are the unprotected from dam- are liable to pay Sales and Use Tax and the same guys from start to aging heat. And, with business has the responsibility of collecting finish.” frequently updated code and remitting the tax. Rental Tax applies to The men built their requirements, many the lease or rental of tangible personal prop- business after spending relatively new homes erty (e.g. vehicles, garments, linens, etc.). The 20 years combined work- can quickly become out- tax should be remitted monthly by the 20th of ing for other insulation dated. each month following the month in which the companies. The brothers Joshua said current tax accrues. For more information on Rental said they always wanted environmental codes re- Tax contact your local municipality, Baldwin to build a business to- quire insulation to mea- County and the Alabama Department of Reve- gether and insulation sure 14.5 inches thick, nue. No, this is not all of the “business taxes”. was a natural fit. They a code that was imple- There are free seminars to help. The Alabama worked night and week- mented just 10 years ago. Department of Revenue has a quarterly ends, while working “If you look at a the correct type. and we may need a dif- B.E.S.T Seminar and the next one is July 11 at fulltime jobs, to get the 10-year-old home, it “If your air condi- ferent strategy.” 10am and 2pm, pre-registration requested at business up and run- still looks new but it’s tioner is constantly run- The pair said they al- https://revenue.alabama.gov/events/2019-07/ ning. not up to par,” he said. ning, if you have a high ways aim to treat every . Also, the Baldwin County Taxpayer quar- “If you have a good “Plus insulation settles electric bill or one bed- house like it is their own. terly workshop is Tuesday, June 4, 5pm, at work ethic and the skills over time. Now you are room stays warmer than “We take care of your Robertsdale Courthouse Annex on Palmer to do it, just get out there under-insulated and it’s the others, it could be house like we would Street and pre-registration is NOT requested. and go for it,” Joshua not doing a proper job. an issue with insulation. our own,” Joshua said. Taxes to be continued.. said of building The In- Insulation is there to You could need a differ- “We’re here to save en- sulation Professionals. protect against all envi- ent type of insulation on ergy and make custom- Yolanda “Yo” Devine Johnson is a native of On the job, the pair ronments, hot or cold.” that side of the house,” ers happy.” Baldwin County and is a Business Advisor with works swiftly and qui- Joshua said even if a he said. “That may be Contact them at www. the Alabama Small Business Development Cen- etly, almost as if they house has the proper size where the sun is beating theinsulationprofession- ter. You may access business information and can read each other’s insulation, it may not be down more vigorously als.com or 251-752-0809. register for these services at www.asbdc.org.
Hutchinson, Moore & Rauch, LLC joins Goodwyn, Mills and Cawood in south Alabama
Submitted cades. The firm brings a and range of work of facilities, police and fire for the University of Hutchinson, former highly-capable staff of our two firms will fortify service facilities, utility South Alabama’s new HMR President and now 25 employees located in and expand our depth of facilities, stormwater campus recreation cen- GMC Vice President of Goodwyn, Mills and offices in Daphne and resources to better serve control and transporta- ter; renovation of The Engineering in Daphne. Cawood (GMC) is pleased Mobile, Ala. our clients.” tion facilities; survey and Grand Hotel; and Battles “Most importantly, the to announce that it has “GMC and HMR have HMR serves as an en- mapping; transportation; Trace at the Colony sub- shared values and beliefs completed the acquisi- collaborated on several gineering consultant for and more. The firm has division in Fairhope. between GMC and HMR tion of Hutchinson, projects over the years, numerous municipalities led civil engineering ef- “The ability to offer have made this acquisi- Moore & Rauch, LLC and we are excited about and utilities along the forts on several notable our clients a multitude tion a true blessing for (HMR), an engineer- our partnership moving Gulf Coast, while also projects, including en- of additional profes- every HMR employee, ing, surveying and land forward,” GMC Regional specializing in private gineering services for sional services places and it is something I planning firm in south Vice President Lee Wal- development. Their proj- the design of the final us in an exceptional am very proud to an- Alabama. HMR has been ters said. “They have an ect experience includes drainage and roadway position among the firms nounce.” providing engineering, established history and residential, commercial infrastructure for a $4.3 along the Gulf Coast. We The firms have been surveying and land plan- reputation of providing and mixed-use develop- billion processing facil- are also excited about working on integra- ning services across quality work along the ment; municipal and ity for ThyssenKrupp the opportunities for tion plans to ensure Alabama, Mississippi Gulf Coast for nearly utility projects, includ- Steel and Stainless USA professional growth this a seamless transition and the Florida Gulf two decades. We believe ing schools, public build- in Calvert, Ala.; engi- acquisition provides Coast for nearly two de- the combined expertise ings, public recreational neering design services our staff,” said Scott SEE HUTCHINSON, PAGE 20 20 • The Baldwin Times • May 24, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media NBI Senior Behavioral Health Expansion Ribbon Cutting
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On Thursday, April 18, the North Baldwin Chamber of Commerce officially "cut the rib- bon" for the expansion of the Senior Behavioral Health Unit on the 2nd Floor of North Baldwin Infirmary. Members of the community, em- ployees and volunteers of the Infirmary Health System and healthcare professionals came out to celebrate this much needed expansion. The renovations look wonderful and there help determine what’s fessionals, to develop are a total of 8 brand causing the behavioral a course of treatment. new rooms for patient/ and mental changes in In-house treatment in- SUBMITTED PHOTOS staff utilization. Senior senior patients. They cludes individual meet- grams. Infirmary is excited for tions about Senior Be- Behavioral Health offers check for any underly- ings with psychiatrists; Nurses, psychiatrists, the completion of this havioral Health, please individualized care in a ing medical or biochemi- group therapy with trained counselors and project, as the additional call 251-580-1770. Staff is warm, supportive atmo- cal origins and work other seniors struggling social workers can help space has been a great available 24/7 and ready sphere. Professionals do with the patient, family with similar problems; with all aspects of a per- need for sometime. to answer any questions thorough evaluations to and other health pro- and educational pro- son’s life. North Baldwin If you have any ques- you may have!
Collins Aerospace unveils first aviation maintenance technician apprenticeship with Coastal Alabama Community College
Submitted a Federal Aviation Ad- Aerospace. “To train the Community College. alongside mechanics in gies Corp. (NYSE: UTX), ministration airframe li- maintenance technicians “Our students, Collins the facility. is a leader in techno- FOLEY — Responding cense. Collins Aerospace we need while creating Aerospace, and our com- In 2017, Collins an- logically advanced and to a critical need for avia- is a unit of United Tech- new jobs in Foley and munity’s workforce will nounced the expansion intelligent solutions for tion maintenance techni- nologies Corp. (NYSE: supporting higher edu- benefit from this joint of its Foley facility, and the global aerospace cians, Collins Aerospace UTX). cation — it’s a win for venture for years to has exceeded its com- and defense industry. Systems has unveiled “Our 35-year history everyone involved.” come.” mitment to bring 260 Created in 2018 by the first Aviation Main- in Foley has given us “We’re excited about This program, rec- additional jobs to the bringing together UTC tenance Technician a strong connection to the partnership between ognized by the U.S. De- area and now employs Aerospace Systems and (AMT) apprenticeship this community and we Coastal Alabama Com- partment of Labor and over 1,000 people. This Rockwell Collins, Collins with Coastal Alabama are proud to offer local munity College and benchmarked by the top apprenticeship demon- Aerospace has the capa- Community College at students an opportunity Collins Aerospace. This apprentice programs strates Collin’s contin- bilities, comprehensive its aerostructures facil- to combine education apprenticeship program globally, goes beyond ued vested interested portfolio and expertise ity in Foley, Alabama. with experience and adds another level to the classroom by show- in developing the local to solve customers’ This four-year program launch their careers in our current aviation ing students with an Alabama workforce. toughest challenges and will provide apprentices the growing aerospace work/study, and intern- interest in aviation and to meet the demands with on-the-job training, industry,” said Marc ship programs,” said mechanics how to apply About Collins of a rapidly evolving college credit toward Duvall, president of the Mark Sloan, director, these skills in real life. Aerospace global market. For more an associate’s degree in Aerostructures busi- Alabama Aviation Cen- These students will have Collins Aerospace, a information, visit Collin- airframe technology and ness unit at Collins ter at Coastal Alabama the opportunity to work unit of United Technolo- sAerospace.com.
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2019 MOBILE METRO GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
By PHILLIP ELLIS burner as Mobile link- dent of either county. is flighted accordingly. and come ready to play,” which include Heron Golf Today News sters go head-to-head The Senior Champi- Lawrence Auer, the remarked Auer. Lake’s Firecracker and with Baldwin County’s onship, with defending Tournament Director, “The championship the Labor Day Tourna- The 63rd consecutive best golfers. champion Mel Mueller, stressed that to play on flights look tough and ment at the Country “Mobile Metro Cham- The three-day compe- gets underway Friday. the weekend you don’t the entries for the regu- Club of Mobile. pionship” is set for May tition starts on Friday To enter you must be at have to qualify, just meet lar flights are filling up Cost for the 63rd 31- June 2 at the Azalea with top golfers compet- least 50 years old and the above requirements. fast. It promises to be Metro is $150 for the City Golf Course in ing for the Champion- the field is limited to 144 “This year’s Metro is one of the biggest and Championship and Se- Mobile’s beautiful Mu- ship Flight. It consists of players. the week before the State most challenging Met- nior’s flights. For more nicipal Park. Considered the low 32 scores and ties Play on Saturday and Amateur Championship ro’s yet. Another angle is information and rates the championship tour- plus last year’s defend- Sunday is open to any held at the Turtle Pointe the competition between on the Regular Flight, nament that crowns the ing champion, Sheldon golfer with an estab- Yacht & CC, so we’re the counties, it’s fierce.” contact Lawrence Auer, best golfer in Coastal Statkiewicz. To enter lished handicap that expecting some of the The Mobile Metro is Tournament Director at Alabama, the Metro you must be at least 18 meets the age and resi- top local players to put one of the area’s three Azalea City GC in Mo- promises to be a barn- years of age and a resi- dence requirements and on their game face early major golf tournaments bile at 251-209-5150.
Francois transferring to Florida Atlantic University It has been a busy Atlantic University. the Alabama Crimson mately dismissed from are one team that are 5-7 last season. Francois offseason for many col- Francois will have two Tide that made him the Seminoles football willing to take a chance is a high-caliber passer lege football programs years of eligibility as he miss the entire season. program for a video on Francois, consider- with great attributes as as they prepare will play imme- Finally, last season surfacing on Instagram ing he is providing steps a dual-threat runner. for the 2019 diately for the was a dark year for the of a domestic violence to change his actions He will be competing season. Many Florida Atlantic Seminoles as Francois incident on Feb. 3. This and take future conse- against a couple of student ath- Owls under and backup quarter- has been a reoccur- quences in case of an- bench players and soph- letes have been head coach back James Blackmon ring problem within other incident. omore Chris Robison, putting their Lane Kiffin. couldn’t get an offensive the world of sports, This comes at a conve- who threw for 12 touch- names in the Francois has spark behind terrible especially in college nient time for the Owls downs and 12 intercep- NCAA transfer MICHAEL had an up-and- offensive line play. football. Social media to get a highly produc- tions last season. pool so they HANICH down career This past season was seems to be the biggest tive offensive player like If Francois wins the can play for Sports with the Semi- the first time since the platform for exposing Francois. This will be starting quarterback another foot- Analysis noles starting 1981 season where the such issues as domestic the first season without position for the 2019 ball program. from the highly Seminoles did not go to violence. their star rusher Devin season, he and Kiffin Former Florida State successful redshirt a bowl game. It is also Teams are taking cau- Singletary who rushed could make a highly ef- Seminoles quarterback freshman year in 2016. the first time since 1976 tion with players being for 1,348 yards and 22 ficient offense together Deondre Francois is The following season, where the Seminoles either accused or guilty touchdowns on 261 car- in the air and on the getting a second chance he injured his patellar had a losing record with of domestic violence for ries last season. Despite ground. They could also in life as a player as he tendon in the season 5-7. obvious reasons. The his rushing impact on compete heavily with will transfer to Florida opener game against Francois was ulti- Florida Atlantic Owls the field, the Owls went top teams in the C-USA.
Former Baldwin baseball players have notable season for EMCC Lions SCOOBA, Miss. — Mississippi Association appearances for EMCC excellent season for Spanish Fort native of Community and Ju- and finished 2019 hitting Coach Brett Kimbrel's Jaxen Forrester contin- nior Colleges (MACJC) .301 with 24 RBIs includ- EMCC Lions. Miller, ued to make headlines Pitcher of the Week for ing four homeruns, 18 who was selected for East Mississippi the second time this runs scored and three in last year’s Major Community College's season and third time stolen bases. He had an League Baseball Draft baseball team in Scooba, during his EMCC career. on-base percentage of by the Pittsburgh Miss. Along with re- Former Fairhope .371 and a slugged .495 Pirates, was EMCC's Forrester Martin Miller Rogers cently committing to starter Phillip Martin overall. leading hitter this continue his college played in 31 games for Forrester's former season (.336) while also age, Miller also led the left-handed pitcher career at Mississippi the Lions as an infielder high school teammate topping the team in Lions with nine doubles Jackson Rogers, is also State University, the and four as a pitcher (2- at Spanish Fort, fresh- home runs (7) and runs and five triples. a member of this year’s sophomore right-hander 4). The sophomore right- man shortstop Tyler batted in (36). With a Another Spanish Fort East Mississippi base- has been named the hander had 105 plate Miller also had an .599 slugging percent- native and freshman ball team.
Former Bayside Admiral among 2019 ECCC Tiger sophomores The sophomore play- Hattiesburg; catcher ers on the 2019 East Alex Hay, Lewisburg; Central Community Col- infielder Jay Johnston, lege baseball team were Lake; pitcher Woody honored between games Vowell, Choctaw County; with Coahoma May 5 at infielder/pitcher Will the Clark-Gay Baseball Ross, Hernando; out- Complex. Those hon- fielder Ken Scott, Clark- ored and their respective dale; infielder Anderson high schools were (from Shelley, Washington left) infielder George School, Greenville; Farid, Mississauga, On- pitcher Chance Shep- tario, Canada; pitcher herd, George County; Thomas Boothe, Bayside and pitcher Javian Academy, Fairhope, Stone, Provine, Jackson. Ala.; outfielder Ryan East Central Commu- Cupit, West Monroe nity College closed out EC PHOTO High School, La.; pitcher its 2019 regular season and qualified for the gion 23 baseball playoff the regular season with Coahoma finishes 20-26 Austin Braswell, Presby- with a sweep of the Co- National Junior College series at Pearl River. a 22-21 overall record overall and 6-22 in the terian Christian School, ahoma Tigers (12-6, 14-1) Athletic Association Re- East Central finished and 15-13 in the league. conference. 22 • The Baldwin Times • May 24, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media Champs crowned Tuesday at RTJ Capitol Hill at Prattville
PRATTVILLE — Two- stroke to Brooks. Ran- fourth at 645. CLASS 3A BOYS Tuesday shooting 2-over to finish third. time defending Class 7A dolph’s Michaela Morard Fort Payne’s Harrison Defending state cham- 74. State champion Moun- shot a 6-under 66 top all Davis was 1-under at 71 pion Houston Academy Day one highlights tain Brook High School the girls’ competition with Monday and followed with finished 12-over 588 for CLASS 6A GIRLS PRATTVILLE — De- made it three in a row a 9-under 135 to in Class an even-par 72 to earn low tourney to capture the 3A Northridge won its sec- fending Class 7A State with a second-round 4A/5A. medalist at 1-under 143. state golf championship ond straight Class 6A state champion Mountain 7-over 295 to capture the Mountain Brook’s team Homewood’s Ford Golda- for the second year in a championship with a team Brook High School fin- large-school boys state total (588) tied Class 3A sich had a 73 Tuesday and row. Westbrook Christian total 490. UMS- ished 5-over 293 with last title with a 588-team total. state champion Houston closed at 1-over 145 to fin- was second with 650, T.R. Wright was second at year’s co-low medalist McGill-Toolen Catholic Academy as the low team ish second. Fort Payne’s Miller finished third at 668 505, Muscle Shoals third William Wann firing a finished 11 strokes back score of all classes. Dawson Garrett was third and Glencoe was fourth at 526 and Spanish Fort 3-under 69 for the top indi- at 599, Vestavia Hills was Vestavia Hills High at 149 and , Muscle Shoals’ with a 746 team total. finished fourth at 656. vidual score of day one’s 13 strokes back with a 601 School’s Austin Coggin Hunter Battles, Sam Gar- Senior Hal Dove led the UMS-Wright’s Lauren Class 7A competition as and Fairhope took fourth had the top 7A round gis and Thomas Regan Raiders from start to fin- Gilchrist posted a 1-under the 71st AHSAA State Golf at 615. Tuesday shooting 4-under were tied with three oth- ish shooting a 2-under 70 71 to close at 2-over 146 Championships got under- The 71st AHSAA State 68 to earn low medalist ers at 150 to lead the Tro- Tuesday to claim low med- and earned Class 6A low way at the Robert Trent Golf Championships were honors with a 5-under 139 jans’ effort. alist honors with two-day medalist. First-day leader Jones Capitol Hill Golf held at the Robert Trent total over the both rounds. total 142. Westbrook Chris- Northridge’s Caroline Club at Prattville Monday. Jones Capitol Hill Golf Reynolds Lambert and CLASS 5A BOYS tian’s William Wethington MacVicar shot a 77 Tues- The 36-hole tournament Club at Prattville. Gordon Sargent of Moun- UMS-Wright, the Class shot a 74 Tuesday and day and finished second concludes Tuesday with The 36-hole tournament tain Brook tied for second 4A champions the last finished second with a 147 at 149. Her sister Kate six boys’ team champions concluded Tuesday with at 1-under 143. Lambert three years, captured the total. Houston Academy’s MacVicar had a round and four girls’ team cham- Mountain Brook (7A), had a 71 Tuesday and Class 5A state champi- Emmett Lee also shot of 76 and finished fourth pions being crowned. Muscle Shoals (6A), UMS- Sargent shot a 71.First- onship with a 628 total. 2-under 70 Tuesday and with a 156 total. Class 4A first-day Wright (5A), Brooks (4A), day leader and 2018 low Guntersville was second wound up third at 148. The leader Thomas Ponder of Houston Academy (3A) medalist William Wann with 644, Sylacauga third Raiders also took fourth CLASS 4A/5A GIRLS Providence Christian had and North Sand Mountain shot 5-over 77 after a first- at 651 and Russellville was and fifth place individu- Randolph senior Mi- the low round of all clas- (1A/2A) won boys’ state round 69 and was tied for fourth with a 660 total. ally with Matthew Streit- chaela Morard, who won sifications Monday with crowns. Auburn (7A), fifth with McGill-Toolen J.P. Cave was low medal- man and Jake McDonald the individual state cham- a 4-under 68. Randolph’s Northridge (6A), Ran- Catholic’s Price Brown at ist shooting even par 72 both shooting 1-over 73 to pionship in Class 7A for Michaela Morard was dolph (4A/5A) and Provi- 2-over 146. Tuesday to close at 147 for finish at 149 and 150, re- Huntsville High School 3-under at 69 to emerge as dence Christian (1A/3A) In the other classifica- the Bulldogs. It was his spectively. in 2015 and 2016, blistered the girls’ first-day leader won girls’ state titles. tion tourney results: second low medalist title the Capitol Course at Prat- in Class 4A/5A — and had Thomas Ponder of in three years. The first CLASS 1A/2A BOYS tville with a 6-under 66 the lowest round of all Providence Christian had CLASS 6A BOYS game in 2017 in Class 4A. North Sand Mountain Tuesday and closed with girls’ in the state tourney. the low round of all clas- Defending Class 6A Citronelle’s Nathaniel captured the Thundering a 135 for the two 18-hole Mountain Brook’s sifications Monday and state champion Muscle King also finished strong, Herd’s first AHSAA State rounds to earn low medal- team total was the low Tuesday, following his Shoals recorded a team shooting 1-0ver 73 to finish Golf Championship with a ist honors in Class 4A/5A team score of all classes. 4-under 68 with a 7-under 10-over 298 Tuesday to second in the 5A com- team 710 over the two days as well as overall for the McGill-Toolen was six 65 and ended the tourney close at 603 to win the state petition at 153. Jasper’s of competition. Defending four girls’ divisions. strokes back in the team 11-under 133 to capture title for the second year in Patrick Minor was tied for Class 1A/2A state champ Randolph posted a 455 competition at 299 Mon- overall low medalist hon- a row. Homewood was 36 third with Jaceton Mur- Donoho was second at 725. total to win the 4A/5A day. Fairhope was third at ors. Providence finished strokes back at 639, Gulf ray of Russellville at 156. Brantley finished third girls’ crown over defend- 304 and Vestavia Hills was second in the 4A boys’ Sores was third at 643 and at 797. ing champion Northside fourth at 309. Mountain championship race by one Benjamin Russell was CLASS 4A BOYS Donoho’s Jacob LeC- by 10 strokes. The Rams Brook is vying for its third Brooks trailed Provi- roy shot a 2-under 70 and shot a 465. Trinity Presby- Class 7A state golf title in dence Christian by one finished at 146 for the 36 terian was third at 505 and a row. stroke 318-319 after day but holes to earn low medalist Arab, fourth with a 524. Vestavia Hills High rallied to capture school’s honors. Red Bay’s Codey Erika Allen of North- School’s Austin Coggin first state golf title since Cleveland, the 1A/2A first side, the 4A/5A defending and Mountain Brook’s 2000 with a second-round day leader, improved to individual champ, was Gordon Sargent, who was team total of 313 – two a 1-over 73 but finished 1-under at 71 Tuesday to co-low medalist with team strokes better than PCA. second at 148. Cedar finished second at 146. Her Wann last year with 11- The Lions finished with Bluff’s Nicholas Sawyer sister Karlee Allen was under 133 over 36 holes, a 632 and Providence was also shot a 73 Tuesday to third at 154 — carding a 76 each fired 1-under 71 one shot back at 633. White finish third at 151. Hunter Tuesday. Trinity’s Emma Monday. Plains was third with a 649 Vest paced North Sand Pittman shot 2-over 74 to Reynolds Lambert of and Fayette County fin- Mountain with an 81 and close at 155 and fourth the Spartans had a 72 ished fourth at 694. finished seventh overall place. while Jackson Ives of Providence Christian at 167. Fairhope and McGill- senior Thomas Ponder CLASS 1A/3A GIRLS Toolen Catholic’s Brendan shot the low round of all CLASS 7A GIRLS Providence Christian Reilly were 1-over at 73. participants Tuesday with Defending state cham- won the Class 1A/3A state Max Johnson of Fairhope a 7-under 65 and finished pion Auburn improved championship for the and Price Brown of Mc- the tourney at 11-under Monday’s round of 244 by third year in a row with Gill-Toolen shot 2-over 74. 133 to take overall low- one stroke to close at 487 two-day total 473. Bayside medalist honors. Oneon- and the Tigers won their Academy was second at CLASS 6A BOYS ta’s Will Patrick was three second straight class 7A 578, followed by Glencoe Defending Class 6A strokes back with a 68 state girls’ title. Enterprise at 612 and Mars Hill Bible state champion Muscle Tuesday and took second was second with 502, at 615. Shoals recorded a team place individually in the Huntsville was third at Providence Christian’s 17-over 305 to build a com- 4A competition at 4-under 511 and Hoover finished Lauren Thompson turned manding 18-stroke lead 140. American Christian’s fourth with a 527 total. in the low round of the over Benjamin Russell as Davis Aaron was third Elizabeth Preus had 1A/3A competition with the first day of state golf at 151 and Brooks’ Zach two-straight rounds of a 5-under 67 and earned competition concluded at Ashley was fourth at 155. 75 to finish the tourney low medalist honors at Prattville’s Robert Trent Lions teammate Justin 6-over at 150 to earn 7A 146. Her 67 was the second Jones Capital Golf Club. Olive improved his first- low medalist honors. En- lowest score of all girls’ Homewood was third at day round of 81 by six terprise’s Ashley Curtis, competition Tuesday. Her 326 and Gulf Shores was strokes to close at 3-over Auburn’s Morgan Jones teammate Allison Howard two shots back at 328. 75 and was tied for fifth and Enterprise’s Emilia finished second overall at Fort Payne’s Harrison overall with White Plains’ Smith each finished tied 154, and Pike Road’s Yvette Davis was 1-under at 71 Kenny Okins at 156. for second at 151. Jones Gorden closed with a 75 to take the first-day lead. had the low round overall Tuesday and two-day 161 Homewood’s Ford Gol- dasich shot even par 72, followed by Gulf Shores’ Tyler Bjorgum with a 73. Honesty is our signature Three golfers came in a 2-over 74 including Fort Quality is our work Payne’s Dawson Garrett, Muscle Shoals’ Hunter Battles and Benjamin Russell’s Matthew Cush. Last year’s individual 6A state low medalist Thomas Regan and Spanish Fort’s 10670 US Hwy. 31 • Spanish Fort, AL Andy Reier turned in www.Advanced-Transmission.com 251-626-6061 rounds of 75.
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Notice of Public Sale NOTICE OF following described real estate, foreclosure process. Roadway Connections State to do business in the State East 180 U-Stor-It, located PUBLIC HEARING situated in Baldwin County, This sale is made for the of Alabama, http://sos.alabama at 24250 Canal Road, Orange Alabama, to-wit: purpose of paying the indebted- .gov/business-entities. Bidder Beach, AL 36561, (251-989-2532) The Foley City Council will hold Commencing at the NE ness secured by said mortgage, This project consists of: must have a current business in accordance with Alabama law, a Public Hearing at 5:30 p.m. Corner of Section 13, Township as well as the expenses of Milling, resurfacing, and minor license or purchase a business will conduct a public sale on Monday, June 3, 2019 in Council 2 North, Range 4 East and run foreclosure. base repairs for Fairhope High license with the City of Fairhope their premises Friday, 31 May Chambers to consider violations South along the East line of said The successful bidder must School parking facilities; work prior to work performed. No 2019 at 10 A.M. and each day of the City's Lot Clearing & Section 13 for a distance of 264 tender a non-refundable deposit primarily includes approximate- proposals shall be withdrawn for following until all contents are Weed Removal Ordinance feet to make or form a starting of Five Thousand Dollars ly 2,900 Tons of Bituminous the period of ninety (90) days sold. The company reserves the 1095-09 at 317 West Orchid point; thence run South along ($5,000.00) in certified funds Concrete Wearing Layer (165 subsequent to the opening of right to refuse any bid on any Avenue in Foley, Alabama, the East line of said Section 13 made payable to Sirote & lb/sy), 3,000 Sq. Yards of proposals without the consent of unit and withdraw any item from pursuant to the Code of Alaba- for a distance of 264 feet; thence Permutt, P.C. at the time and Crushed Aggregate Base, and the Baldwin County Board of the sale. The following units will ma, Sections 11-67-20 through run North 81 degrees 30 minutes place of the sale. The balance of 2,800 Sq. Yards of Milling. Education. All bidders bidding in be sold to the highest bidder for 11-67-28. West and parallel to the North the purchase price must be paid amounts exceeding that estab- cash only. line of said Section 13 for a in certified funds by noon the A total of Thirty-Five (35) lished by the State Licensing All persons wishing to be heard distance of 334 feet; thence run next business day at the Law calendar days will be allowed for Board for General Contractors Barbara Shelton may speak in person at the North and parallel to the East Office of Sirote & Permutt, P.C. completion of work. must be licensed under the Unit G322 Public Hearing, or may respond line of said Section 13 for a at the address indicated below. provisions of Title 34, Chapter 8, 902 E 23rd Ave in writing to the City of Foley, distance of 264 feet; thence run Sirote & Permutt, P.C. reserves Bid documents may be ob- Code of Alabama, 1975, and Gulf Shores, AL 36542 P.O. Box 1750, Foley Alabama South 81 degrees 30 minutes East the right to award the bid to the tained at Sawgrass Consulting, must provide evidence by includ- Decorations, framed artwork 36535 before June 3, 2019 in and parallel to the North line of next highest bidder should the LLC, 30673 Sgt. E. I. Boots ing a copy of his or her current order to be considered. said Section 13 for a distance of highest bidder fail to timely Thomas Drive, Spanish Fort, license in the sealed envelope in May 17-24, 2019 334 feet; back to the starting tender the total amount due. Alabama, 36527 for a non- which the proposal is delivered. /s/ Kathryn Taylor, CMC point; in the NE 1/4 of NE 1/4, The Mortgagee/Transferee re- refundable fee of $55.00. Neither May 22-24-29, 2019 NOTICE OF City Clerk Section 13, Township 2 North, serves the right to bid for and Owner nor Engineer will be PUBLIC HEARING May 24, 2019 Range 4 East. Subject to all purchase the real estate and to responsible for full or partial sets restrictions, reservations, rights, credit its purchase price against of Bidding Documents, including The Foley City Council will hold MORTGAGE the expenses of sale and the STATE OF ALABAMA FORECLOSURE SALE easements, rights -of-way. Provi- Addenda, if any, obtained from COUNTY OF BALDWIN a Public Hearing at 5:30 p.m. sions, covenants, terms, condi- indebtedness secured by the real sources other than this office. Monday, June 3, 2019 in Council tions and building set back lines estate. For more information, call (251) Chambers to consider violations Default having been made in This sale is subject to post- NOTICE is hereby given that a the payment of the indebtedness of record. 544-7900 or email jrobertson bill substantially as follows will of the City's Lot Clearing & Property street address for ponement or cancellation. @sawgrassllc.com and/or Weed Removal Ordinance secured by that certain mortgage be introduced in the 2019 executed by Albert L. Wilson informational purposes: 62741 [email protected]. Bid Regular Session of the Legisla- 1095-09 at 243 West Laurel Presley Rd, Atmore, AL 36502 packages may be picked up at Avenue in Foley, Alabama, and Teresa M. Wilson, originally Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC, ture of Alabama and application in favor of CitiFinancial Corpo- THIS PROPERTY WILL BE that location during normal for its passage and enactment pursuant to the Code of Alaba- SOLD ON AN "AS IS, WHERE a Delaware Limited Liability operation, between 9:00 am and ma, Sections 11-67-20 through ration, LLC, on the 27th day of Company, Mortgagee/Transferee will be made: February, 2009, said mortgage IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WAR- 4:00 pm local time. This bill, relating to Baldwin 11-67-28. RANTY OR RECOURSE, EX- recorded in the Office of the Jahan Berns County, would authorize the Judge of Probate of Baldwin PRESSED OR IMPLIED AS TO A mandatory pre-bid con- implementation and administra- All persons wishing to be heard TITLE, USE AND/OR ENJOY- SIROTE & PERMUTT, P.C. ference will be held at 2600-A may speak in person at the County, Alabama, in Instrument P. O. Box 55727 tion of handheld lidar devices Number 1164970; the under- MENT AND WILL BE SOLD North Hand Avenue, Bay Mine- and mobile automated traffic Public Hearing, or may respond SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF Birmingham, AL 35255-5727 tte, Al., 36507 in the Board in writing to the City of Foley, signed Bayview Loan Servicing, Attorney for Mortgagee/ devices by law enforcement to LLC, a Delaware Limited Liabil- REDEMPTION OF ALL PAR- Chambers at 11:00 a.m. CST on enforce speeding laws. P.O. Box 1750, Foley Alabama TIES ENTITLED THERETO. Transferee Tuesday, June 4, 2019. In the 36535 before June 3, 2019 in ity Company, as Mortga- www.sirote.com/foreclosures May 8-10-15-17-22-24-29, 2019 gee/Transferee, under and by pre-bid conference, the Baldwin order to be considered. Alabama law gives some 419862 County Board of Education will MORTGAGE virtue of the power of sale May 10-17-24, 2019 contained in said mortgage, will persons who have an interest in review the scope of work and the FORECLOSURE SALE /s/ Kathryn Taylor, CMC property the right to redeem the desired result. City Clerk sell at public outcry to the property under certain circum- INVITATION TO BID Default having been made in the May 24, 2019 highest bidder for cash, in front of the main entrance of the stances. Programs may also exist To be eligible for considera- payment of the indebtedness Courthouse at Bay Minette, that help persons avoid or delay STATE OF ALABAMA tion, bids must be submitted on secured by that certain mortgage Baldwin County, Alabama, on the foreclosure process. An COUNTY OF BALDWIN complete original proposal forms executed on July 28, 2005 by June 7, 2019, during the legal attorney should be consulted to found in the Invitation to Bid Bridgett N. Robinson, An un- hours of sale, all of its right, title, help you understand these rights NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN package. The specifications and married person, originally in and interest in and to the and programs as a part of the that the County Commission of all executed bid forms must be favor of Mortgage Electronic Baldwin County, Alabama, will submitted in a sealed envelope, Registration Systems, Inc. as receive bids in the Purchasing clearly marked, identifying the nominee for Coldwell Banker Office on June 12, 2019 at 1:30 Contractor's license number, the Mortgage, and recorded in P.M., for Purchase and Delivery Contractor's name and address, Instrument # at 911713 on of a Pre-Cast Concrete Restroom the Baldwin County Board of August 2, 2005, in the Office of Building at the Bicentennial Education's name and address, the Judge of Probate of Baldwin Park Located in Bay Minette, the bid name and number, and County, Alabama, and secured Alabama for the Baldwin County the date of the bid opening. It indebtedness having been trans- Commission. Bids will be opened shall be the sole responsibility of ferred or assigned to PHH NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING June 12, 2019 at 2:00 P.M., in the the bidder to assure receipt of Mortgage Corporation as reflec- Purchasing Conference Room the bid at Baldwin County Board ted by instrument recorded in located at 257 Hand Avenue, Bay of Education prior to the Instrument #, 1687736 of the Minette, Alabama. Bids received published time for the bid same Office. Shapiro and Ingle, The purpose of this notice is to inform the public of an application and to solic- after the June 12, 2019 at 1:30 opening. The envelopes must also L.L.P., as counsel for Mortgagee LWFRPPHQWVDQGLQIRUPDWLRQRQPDWWHUVD൵HFWLQJWKHSXEOLFLQWHUHVW7KH&LW\ P.M. deadline will not be be "Date and Time" stamped at or Transferee and under and by considered. All times to be the receptionist's desk when the virtue of power of sale contained HQFRXUDJHV\RXUSDUWLFLSDWLRQ determined solely by the clock on bid packages are turned in. in the said mortgage will, on June 20, 2019, sell at public Case Number: ZA19-000029: Embassy Suites Hotel the wall of the Purchasing Conference Room. For all purpo- All Bidders must file with outcry to the highest bidder in Meeting Type: Board of Zoning Adjustment ses and uses herein, a bid and all their bids either a cashier's check front of the main entrance of the required paperwork is "re- drawn on an Alabama bank or a Baldwin County, Alabama, Meeting Date: Tuesday, June 11, 2019 ceived" at the time and date bid bond executed by a surety Courthouse in the City of Bay indicated on the Purchasing company duly authorized and Minette, during the legal hours Meeting Time: 4:00 PM Office file stamp which shall be qualified to make bonds in the of sale, the following real estate State of Alabama and made situated in Baldwin County, Meeting Location: Municipal Council Chambers, 1905 West 1st Street impressed on the face of all such documents when and as presen- payable to the Baldwin County Alabama, to wit: Description of Request: The applicant seeks variances to Article 8, Section 5.B. Area and ted at the Purchasing Office. Board of Education in the amount of five (5%) percent of Dimensional Requirements, Article 10, Section 1.B. Area and Bid packages can be obtained the Contractor's bid but in no Begin at the Northeast corner Dimensional Requirements, and Article 16, Section 1.F. event more than $10,000, and of Lot 10, Block 2 of Corley Architectural Restrictions. The applicant seeks the variances in order from the website www.baldwinc ountyal.gov or Wanda Gautney shall have a current State of Subdivision No. 2 according to to develop an eight (8) story mixed use development consisting of a (251) 580-2520 phone or (251) Alabama General Contractors the map thereof recorded in the 247 room Embassy Suites Hotel, restaurant, retail, and conference 580-2536 fax, or Sherry R. Smith License. Furthermore, any Con- Office of the Judge of Probate of space. (251) 580-1911, 257 Hand Ave., tractor that desires to bid as Baldwin County, Alabama, in Annex III Building, Bay Minette, prime Contractor must have at Map Book 3, page 77 1/2, run Location: The property is located at 112 West Beach Boulevard. AL 36507. least one of the following major Southeasterly along the East Ask for Bid Package classifications of license per edge of Lot 10 and a continua- #WG19-35A. Section 230-X-.27 of the State of tion thereof, 267.6 feet, more or May 24-31; June 7, 2019 Alabama Licensing Board for less; thence run Southwest and General Contractors Adminis- parallel to Almyra Street and the SECTION I trative Code: North line of Lot 10, 85 feet; ADVERTISEMENT a) Highways and Streets thence Northwesterly and paral- FOR BIDS b) Municipal and Utility lel to McMillan Avenue, and the Site c) Heavy and Rail Construction West edge of Lot 10, 267.6 feet, Sealed bids will be received by more or less; thence Northeaster- Baldwin County Board of Edu- No bids will be considered ly along the South edge of cation, by Tom Waters, in the unless the bidder, whether resi- Almyra Street, 85 feet to the business office at 2600-A North dent or non-resident of Alabama, Point of Beginning. Hand Avenue, Bay Minette, Al., is properly qualified to submit a This property is all of Lot 10, 36507, until Tuesday, June 11, proposal for this type of work in and a parcel of land 117.6 feet in 2019 at 11:00 a.m. and then accordance with all applicable length that lies Southeast of Lot publicly opened thereafter; for laws of the State of Alabama. 10. These two parcels of land are furnishing all labor and materi- Where applicable, this shall described in Deed Book 321, als, and performing all work include evidence of holding a page 50 and Deed Book 404, page required by the Baldwin County current license from the State 240. Contact: Planning & Zoning Department Board of Education. Licensing Board for General Being more particularly de- Contractors, Montgomery, Ala- scribed by survey dated June 24, Phone - 251.968.1164 Fairhope High School bama, as required by Chapter 8 2005 by David Lowery Professio- Fax - 251.968.1188 Parking Lot of Title 34, of the Code of nal Land Surveying, Alabama Email - [email protected] Rehabilitation 2019 Alabama, 1975. In addition, the License No. 26623 as follows: Faculty Parking, awarded vendor, if non-resident Lot 10 of Block 2 of the May 24, 2019 Student Parking, of the State, and if a corporation, Corley Subdivision No. 2 as Overflow Parking, shall show evidence of having recorded in Map Book 3 on page and qualified with the Secretary of 77 1/2 and an additional parcel 26 • LEGAL NOTICES • MAY 24, 2019 Baldwin County • Gulf Coast Media LEGAL NOTICES To submit legals send to [email protected] GULF COAST MEDIA www.GulfCoastNewsToday.com THE COURIER • THE ONLOOKER • THE ISLANDER • THE BALDWIN TIMES
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JOINT PUBLIC NOTICE 18393 and Point of Beginning; SOLD ON AN "AS IS, WHERE received by the Airport Authori- ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF thence South 89 degrees 55 IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WAR- ty of The City of Gulf Shores, of land, together more particu- ENVIRONMENTAL minutes 14 seconds West for 10092 BELGROVE AVE, RANTY OR RECOURSE, EX- Alabama, hereinafter referred to larly described as follows: MANAGEMENT 651.37 feet to a point and cap no. DAPHNE, AL 36526 PRESSED OR IMPLIED AS TO as the OWNER, at the Airport AND 18393; thence North 00 degrees LAST DEEDED IN TITLE, USE AND/OR ENJOY- Conference Room until 2:00 Beginning at a rebar at the BALDWIN COUNTY 04 minutes 46 seconds West for DOC#0909310 MENT AND WILL BE SOLD P.M., local time, Tuesday, June Northeasterly corner of said Lot COASTAL AREA 200.00 feet to a pin and cap no. SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF 18, 2019. BIDS will then be 10, said point being the Point of PROGAM (BCCAP) 18393; thence South 89 degrees FROM THE NORTHWEST REDEMPTION OF ALL PAR- publicly opened and read aloud. Beginning; thence South 22° 02' CASE NUMBER: 55 minutes 14 seconds West for CORNER OF SECTION 14, TIES ENTITLED THERETO. Bids received after this time will 33" East, a distance of 272.65 BCCAP: 18-004 629.84 feet to a pin and cap TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, RANGE Alabama law gives some not be accepted and will be feet to a set 5/8 inch capped no.18393; thence South 00 de- 2 EAST, BALDWIN COUNTY, persons who have an interest in returned unopened. rebar on the Northerly line of the CL Investments, LLC./Miller grees 03 minutes 34 seconds East ALABAMA; RUN THENCE property the right to redeem the re-subdivision of Lot 6 of the Construction has applied to the for 260.00 feet to a pin and cap SOUTH 00 DEGREES 04 MI- property under certain circum- The Work includes the following Northcutt's Subdivision as recor- BCCAP for permission to build a no. 18393; thence North 89 NUTES 56 SECONDS EAST stances. Programs may also exist principal items: Rehabilitate ded on Slide 2099-B; thence Single Family Dwelling with a degrees 55 minutes 14 seconds ALONG THE CENTERLINE that help persons avoid or delay Taxiway Lighting, Taxiways C, South 67" 55' 47" West, along 125' Dune walkover on Lot 75, East for 1281.40 feet to a pin and OF BALDWIN COUNTY the foreclosure process. An E, and F said Northerly line a distance of Ponce de Leon Court, Tax map cap no. 18393 located on said 60 HIGHWAY NO. 27, 1341.50 attorney should be consulted to 85.00 feet to a set 5/8 inch capped & parcel number foot right of way, thence North FEET TO A POINT;THENCE help you understand these rights Total Contract Time for comple- rebar on said line; thence North 69-08-01-0-002-036.000, 3698 00 degrees 04 minutes 46 seconds RUN NORTH 89 DEGREES 54 and programs as a part of the tion of the work is Seventy-five 22° 02' 33" West, a distance of Ponce de Leon, Fort Morgan, West along said right of way for MINUTES 19 SECONDS EAST, foreclosure process. (75) calendar days. 271.89 feet to a set 5/8 inch Gulf Shores, Alabama. The 60.00 feet and Point of Begin- 40.0 FEET TO THE EAST This sale is made for the capped rebar on the Southerly proposed Single Family Dwelling ning. RIGHT-OF-WAY OF BALD- purpose of paying the indebted- Liquidated damages for delay right-of-way of Almyra Street; is completely landward of the Property street address for WIN COUNTY HIGHWAY N0. ness secured by said mortgage, will be in the amount of thence North 67" 24' 50" East, Coastal Construction Control informational purposes: 12643 27 TO A POINT; THENCE as well as the expenses of $1,000.00 per calendar day that along said right-of-way a dis- Line (CCL). Such construction Breman Road, Elberta, AL RUN SOUTH 00 DEGREES 04 foreclosure. the project remains incomplete tance of 85.00 feet to the Point of requires a review to determine 36530 MINUTES 56 SECONDS EAST The successful bidder must after the specified completion Beginning. Said parcel contain- compliance with the Alabama THIS PROPERTY WILL BE ALONG THE EAST RIGHT- tender a non-refundable deposit time. ing 23,143.17 square feet or 0.53 Coastal Area Management Pro- SOLD ON AN "AS IS, WHERE OF-WAY OF BALDWIN of Five Thousand Dollars acres and being situated in the gram (ACAMP). IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WAR- COUNTY HIGHWAY NO.27, ($5,000.00) in certified funds Other Bidding Requirements, Southwest Quarter of the South- A public comment period which RANTY OR RECOURSE, EX- 566.07 FEET TO A STEEL made payable to Sirote & Contract Forms, Conditions of west Quarter of Section 4, begins May 24, 2019 and ends PRESSED OR IMPLIED AS TO RODE FOR THE POINT OF Permutt, P.C. at the time and the Contract, Specifications, Township 2 South, Range 3 East, June 7, 2019 has been established TITLE, USE AND/OR ENJOY- BEGINNGING; THENCE RUN place of the sale. The balance of Drawings and other Bidding and Baldwin County, Alabama. to give interested individuals an MENT AND WILL BE SOLD NORTH 89 DEGREES 55 MI- the purchase price must be paid Contract Documents may be opportunity to provide addition- SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF NUTES 10 SECONDS EAST, in certified funds by noon the examined at the office of the For informational purposes al information relative to the REDEMPTION OF ALL PAR- 775.0 FEET TO A STEEL ROD; next business day at the Law following: only, the property address is: 205 compliance of this project with TIES ENTITLED THERETO. THENCE RUN NORTH 00 Office of Sirote & Permutt, P.C. West Almyra St, Bay Minette, applicable regulations. If Alabama law gives some DEGREES 04 MINUTES 56 at the address indicated below. Barge Design Solutions, Inc., AL 36507. BCCAP determines that there persons who have an interest in SECONDS EAST, 190.0 FEET Sirote & Permutt, P.C. reserves 2047 West Main Street, Dothan, Any property address provi- are significant comments, a property the right to redeem the TO A STEEL ROD, THENCE the right to award the bid to the Alabama 36301, Phone (334) ded is not part of the legal public hearing may be scheduled. property under certain circum- RUN SOUTH 89 DEGREES 55 next highest bidder should the 793- 6266 description of the property sold Written comments relative to stances. Programs may also exist MINUTES 10 SECONDS highest bidder fail to timely Airport Authority Of The City herein and in the event of any this project should be addressed that help persons avoid or delay WEST, 775.0 FEET TO A tender the total amount due. Of Gulf Shores, Alabama, 3190 discrepancy, the legal description to the Baldwin County Coastal the foreclosure process. An STEEL RODE ON THE EAST The Mortgagee/Transferee re- Airport Drive, Gulf Shores, referenced herein shall control. Area Program, 201 East Section attorney should be consulted to RIGHT-OF-WAY OF BALD- serves the right to bid for and Alabama 36542; (251) 967-3968 This sale is made for the Avenue, Foley, AL 36535. All help you understand these rights WIN COUNTY HIGHWAY NO. purchase the real estate and to purpose of paying the indebted- comments must be received no and programs as a part of the 27; THENCE RUN NORTH 00 credit its purchase price against Copies of the Bidding Documents ness secured by said mortgage, later than 4:30 p.m., on June 7, foreclosure process. DEGREES 04 MINUTES 56 the expenses of sale and the may be obtained from the as well as the expenses of 2019. Refer comments to Case This sale is made for the SECONDS WEST ALONG THE indebtedness secured by the real Engineer, Barge Design Solu- foreclosure. Furthermore, Number BCCAP 18-004. purpose of paying the indebted- EAST RIGHT-OF-WAY BALD- estate. tions, Inc., 2047 West Main the property to be offered BCCAP is limited in the scope of ness secured by said mortgage, WIN COUNTY HIGHWAY NO. This sale is subject to post- Street, Dothan, Alabama 36301, pursuant to this notice of sale is their analysis to environmental as well as the expenses of 27, 190.0 FEET TO THE POINT ponement or cancellation. Phone (334) 793-6266, upon being offered for sale, transfer impacts. Any comments relative foreclosure. OF BEGINNING. BEING PART prior deposit of $200.00 per set. and conveyance AS IS, WHERE to zoning or economic and social The successful bidder must OF THE PROPERTY DESCRI- This deposit will be refunded in IS. Neither the mortgagee, nor impacts should be addressed to tender a non-refundable deposit BED IN REAL PROPERTY Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., full on the first set to each bidder the officers, directors, attorneys, local planning and zoning au- of Five Thousand Dollars BOOK 14, PAGES 221-222, Mortgagee/Transferee submitting a bonafide bid, upon employees, agents or authorized thorizes who have responsibility ($5,000.00) in certified funds AND BEING THE SAME return of the documents in representative of the mortgagee for these issued. made payable to Sirote & PROPERTY MARKED PAR- Ginny Rutledge reusable condition within ten make any representation or Copies of information and plans Permutt, P.C. at the time and CEL NO.4 ON A SURVEY SIROTE & PERMUTT, P.C. days of the bid date. Other sets warranty relating to the title or on this project are available for place of the sale. The balance of MADE FOR E.G. MANCI JR., P. O. Box 55727 may be obtained for the same any physical, environmental, public inspection at the Baldwin the purchase price must be paid BY RICHARD J. WILLIAM ON Birmingham, AL 35255-5727 deposit, which will be refunded health or safety conditions exist- County Coastal Area Program in certified funds by noon the THE 18TH DAY OF OCTO- Attorney for Mortgagee/ as above, less $100.00 for ing in, on, at or relating to the office, 201 East Section Avenue, next business day at the Law BER, 1988. Transferee printing, reproduction, handling property offered for sale. Any Foley, AL, Monday through Office of Sirote & Permutt, P.C. www.sirote.com/foreclosures and distribution. No partial or and all responsibilities or liabili- Friday, during normal business at the address indicated below. SOLD TO THE HIGHEST 292083 "split sets" will be issued. All ties arising out of or in any way hours. Sirote & Permutt, P.C. reserves BIDDER, FOR CASH AT THE May 10-17-24, 2019 checks for copies of the Bidding relating to any such condition, After consideration of all written the right to award the bid to the TIME OF THE SALE, AND Documents shall be made paya- including those suggested by comments and the requirements next highest bidder should the ALSO SOLD SUBJECT TO NOTICE OF COMPLETION ble to Barge Design Solutions. Code of Ala. (1975) § 35-4-271, and policies of the applicable highest bidder fail to timely EXISTING LIENS, IF ANY. LEGAL NOTICE expressly are disclaimed. This environmental laws and regula- tender the total amount due. Bid Security: Each BIDDER sale is subject to all prior liens tions, a final determination will The Mortgagee/Transferee re- Huey Hoss Mack Project No: EDA must deposit with his BID, as Bid and encumbrances and unpaid be made. serves the right to bid for and Sheriff of Baldwin County, Grant No. 04-79-07157 Security, a Bid Bond payable to taxes and assessments including May 24, 2019 purchase the real estate and to Alabama the OWNER in an amount equal any transfer tax associated with credit its purchase price against May 17-24-31, 2019 Project Name: Daphne Innova- to five (5) percent of the total the foreclosure. The successful the expenses of sale and the - tion amount Bid, but in no case more bidder must tender a non- MORTGAGE indebtedness secured by the real and Science Complex (DISC) than refundable deposit of Five Thou- FORECLOSURE SALE estate. MORTGAGE $10,000.00. sand Dollars and no/100 This sale is subject to FORECLOSURE SALE In accordance with Chapter 1, ($5,000.00) in certified or cash Default having been made in postponement or cancellation. Title 39, Code of Alabama, 1975, Contract Security: The Success- funds at the time and place of the the payment of the indebtedness MidFirst Bank, Default having been made in notice is hereby given that SJ&L ful BIDDER will be required to sale. The balance of the purchase secured by that certain mortgage Mortgagee/Transferee the payment of the indebtedness Contractors, Inc. Contractor, furnish separate performance price must be paid in certified executed by Clay Allen Beck, a secured by that certain mortgage has completed the contract and payment bonds payable to funds by close of business on the single man, originally in favor of Rebecca Redmond executed by Derrick Thomas mentioned above for The Utilit- the OWNER. Each bond shall be next business day thereafter at Mortgage Electronic Registra- SIROTE & PERMUTT, P.C. Elliott, a single man, originally in ies Board of the City of Gulf in an amount equal to 100% of the Law Office of Shapiro & tion Systems, Inc., as nominee P. O. Box 55727 favor of Mortgage Electronic Shores, Alabama, Owners, and the Contract Price as security for Ingle, LLP at the address for Hamilton Group Funding, Birmingham, AL 35255-5727 Registration Systems, Inc., as have made request for final CONTRACTOR'S faithful per- indicated below. Shapiro & Inc, on the 11th day of October, Attorney for Mortgagee/Trans- nominee for GMFS, LLC, on the settlement of said Contract. Any formance and payment of all Ingle, LLP reserves the right to 2016, said mortgage recorded in feree 14th day of October, 2011, said claims for labor, materials or obligations under the Contract award the bid to the next highest the Office of the Judge of www.sirote.com/foreclosures mortgage recorded in the Office otherwise in connection with this Documents. bidder, or to reschedule the sale, Probate of Baldwin County, 449865 of the Judge of Probate of project should be itemized, should the highest bidder fail to Alabama, in Instrument Number May 24-31; June 7, 2019 Baldwin County, Alabama, in notarized, and presented to: No BID may be withdrawn by timely tender the total amount 1599009; the undersigned Mid- Instrument Number 1308044; the BIDDER within ninety (90) due. First Bank, as Mortgagee/Trans- the undersigned Wells Fargo Owner: The Industrial days after actual date of opening feree, under and by virtue of the NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Bank, N.A., as Mortgagee/Trans- Development Board of the thereof. Alabama law gives some persons power of sale contained in said feree, under and by virtue of the City of Daphne who have an interest in property mortgage, will sell at public STATE OF ALABAMA power of sale contained in said P.O. Box 400 BIDS in the case of corporations the right to redeem the property outcry to the highest bidder for BALDWIN COUNTY mortgage, will sell at public Daphne AL, 36526 not chartered in Alabama, must under certain circumstances. cash, in front of the main MOBILE COUNTY outcry to the highest bidder for be accompanied by proper certif- Programs may also exist that entrance of the Courthouse at CIRCUIT COURT cash, in front of the main On or before (30 days) or same icate evidencing that such corpo- help persons avoid or delay the Bay Minette, Baldwin County, CV-11-902503 entrance of the Courthouse at will be barred. ration is authorized to do foreclosure process. An attorney Alabama, on July 5, 2019, during Bay Minette, Baldwin County, business in the State of Alabama. should be consulted to help you the legal hours of sale, all of its By virtue of an Execution issued Alabama, on June 7, 2019, Contractor: SJ&L understand these rights and right, title, and interest in and to out of the Circuit Court of during the legal hours of sale, all Contractors, Inc. Bids are to be based upon programs as a part of the the following described real Baldwin County, Alabama, on a of its right, title, and interest in P.O. Box 190034 prevailing wages in Baldwin foreclosure process. estate, situated in Baldwin Coun- Judgment rendered therein and to the following described Mobile, AL 36619 County, Alabama; and in no case ty, Alabama, to-wit: against DAN PARKS and in real estate, situated in Baldwin May 24-31; June 7-14, 2019 are wages considered less than PHH Mortgage Corporation, Commencing at a railroad favor of EDGEFIELD HOLD- County, Alabama, to-wit: those predetermined by the and its successors and assigns spike at the Northeast corner of INGS, LLC on the 21ST day of Lot 4, Block 59, in Foley, Secretary of Labor, a schedule of Mortgagee or Transferee Section 28, Township 7 South, SEPTEMBER, 2012 at the being a subdivision of a part of ADVERTISEMENT FOR which is contained in the Range 5 East, Baldwin County, SEPTMENBER Term of the Section 29, Township 7 South, BIDS Contract Documents. SHAPIRO & INGLE, LLP Alabama; thence run South 89 Circuit Court. I, Huey Hoss Range 4 East, Baldwin County, FAA AIP Project 10130 Perimeter Parkway, degrees 37 minutes 01 seconds Mack, as Sheriff of Baldwin Alabama, of record in the Office No. 3-01-0090-032-2019 The Successful BIDDER whether Suite 400 West, along the North line of said County, Alabama, will sell to the of the Judge of Probate of Airport Authority of a resident or nonresident shall be Charlotte, NC 28216 Section for 40.0 feet to a point on highest bidder, for cash, in front Baldwin County, Alabama, in The City Of Gulf Shores, required to comply with all City, 704-333-8107/ 18-014878 the West line of a Clay, County of the Courthouse door of said Map Book 1, Page 29. Alabama County and State licensing Attorneys for Mortgagee or maintained roadway and 60 foot County and State, on the 17th Property street address for and/or permit laws. Transferee right of way, thence South 00 day of JUNE, 2019 within the informational purposes: 279 Separate sealed BIDS for the May 17-24-31, 2019 degrees 04 minutes 46 seconds legal hours of sale 12:10 P.M., Carnation Avenue, Foley, AL construction of IMPROVE- Any contract(s) awarded pur- East, along said right of way for the following described property, 36535 MENTS TO JACK EDWARDS suant to this ADVERTISE- 1758.47 feet to a pin and cap no. to-wit: THIS PROPERTY WILL BE NATIONAL AIRPORT will be MENT FOR BIDS may be Gulf Coast Media • Baldwin County • MAY 24, 2019 • LEGAL NOTICES • 27 LEGAL NOTICES To submit legals send to [email protected] GULF COAST MEDIA www.GulfCoastNewsToday.com THE COURIER • THE ONLOOKER • THE ISLANDER • THE BALDWIN TIMES
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Baldwin County, Alabama, to THOMAS BUSCHMOHLE. 244 Inverness Center Drive wit: WEST, LEAVING SAID Suite 200 funded in part by a grant from WHEREAS, default has been THE FOLLOWING DE- LOT 29, OF ANCIENT OAKS RIGHT OF WAY A DISTANCE Birmingham, AL 35242 the U.S. Department of Trans- made in the payment of dues and SCRIBED REAL PROPERTY SUBDIVISION, ACCORDING OF 447.68 FEET TO A SET 5/8" Phone: (205) 970-2233 portation, Federal Aviation Ad- assessments by KWOK CHOON SITUATED IN BALDWIN TO THE MAP OR PLAT CAPPED REBAR; THENCE ministration. Neither the United CHIANG or SUE FERN COUNTY, ALABAMA, TO- THEREOF RECORDED ON SOUTH 8931'49" WEST, "-A THIS FORECLOSURE SALE States nor any of its depart- CHIANG or MARC G. ROUN- WIT: SLIDE NUMBER 2018-E, IN DISTANCE OF 232.31 FEET HAS BEEN CONTINUED TO ments, agencies or employees is SAVILLE to HARBOR COVE THE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE TO A SET 5/8" CAPPED 06/11/2019 AT THE TIME AND or will be a party to this CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIA- LOT 55, MAGNOLIA ES- OF PROBATE OF BALDWIN REBAR; THENCE NORTH PLACE SET OUT ABOVE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS TION, INC.; and WHEREAS, TATES, REVISED PLAT, AS COUNTY, ALABAMA. 0028'11" WEST, A DISTANCE May 24, 2019 or any resulting contract. This said Association brings this RECORDED IN MAP BOOK 9, OF 681.74 FEET TO THE procurement will be subject to foreclosure action pursuant to PAGE 71 OF THE RECORDS Therefore according to said POINT OF BEGINNING. regulations contained in Airport the Declaration of Condominium IN THE OFFICE OF THE command, I shall expose for sale and Airway Department Act of of Harbor Cove, A Condomini- JUDGE OF PROBATE, BALD- at public auction, all the rights, SOLD TO THE HIGHEST MORTGAGE 1982, as amended. Bidders must um, recorded at Instrument No. WIN COUNTY, ALABAMA. title and interest of the above BIDDER, FOR CASH AT THE FORECLOSURE SALE comply with the following: 547258, on May 25, 2000, in the named in and to the above TIME OF THE SALE, AND (a) Presidents Executive Order records in the Office of the Judge For informational purposes described property, on the 17TH ALSO SOLD SUBJECT TO Default having been made in No. 11246 supplemented by of Probate of Baldwin County, only, the property address is: day of JUNE , 2019 at 12:20 EXISTING LIENS, IF ANY. the payment of the indebtedness Department of Labor regulations Alabama, and §35-8A-316, Code 15147 Highland Cir, Foley, AL p.m., on the steps of the secured by that certain mortgage regarding race, creed, color, sex of Alabama, 1975; and WHERE- 36535. Courthouse of Baldwin County, Huey Hoss Mack executed on March 13, 2003 by or national origin; AS, prior notice has been Any property address provi- Alabama. Sheriff of Baldwin County, Linda S. Gardner, A Single (b) Davis Bacon Act (40 properly given pursuant to said ded is not part of the legal Alabama Person, originally in favor of USC276a-176a-7) as supplemen- code sections to the owners and description of the property sold SOLD TO THE HIGHEST May 17-24-31, 2019 Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, ted by Department of Labor any mortgagees of record; and herein and in the event of any BIDDER, FOR CASH AT THE Inc., and recorded in Instrument Relations (29CFR Part 5); WHEREAS, said default con- discrepancy, the legal description TIME OF THE SALE, # at 717508 on March 21, 2003, (c) Title VI of the Civil Rights tinuing, said Association, under referenced herein shall control. AND ALSO SOLD SUBJECT in the Office of the Judge of Act of 1964 (PL 88-352); power of sale contained in said TO EXISTING LIENS, IF ANY. Probate of Baldwin County, (d) Copeland "Anti-Kickback code section and pursuant to the This sale is made for the NOTICE OF Alabama. Shapiro and Ingle, Act" (19 USC 874) as supple- Declaration of Condominium of purpose of paying the indebted- Huey Hoss Mack, FORECLOSURE SALE L.L.P., as counsel for Mortgagee mented by Department of Labor Harbor Cove, a Condominium, ness secured by said mortgage, As Sheriff of Default having been made in or Transferee and under and by Regulations (29 CFR Part 3); and any amendments thereto, as well as the expenses of Baldwin County, Alabama the payment of the indebtedness virtue of power of sale contained (e) Sections 103 and 107 of the and hereby gives notice that it foreclosure. Furthermore, the May 17-24-31, 2019 secured by that certain mortgage in the said mortgage will, on Contract Work Hours and Safe- will sell at public outcry to the property to be offered pursuant executed by Kathy M Smith, a June 27, 2019, sell at public ty Standards Act (40 USC 327- highest bidder for cash, at the to this notice of sale is being single woman, to Mortgage outcry to the highest bidder in 333) as supplemented by Depart- main entrance to the Courthouse offered for sale, transfer and Electronic Registration Systems, front of the main entrance of the ment of Labor Regulations (29 of Baldwin County, located in conveyance AS IS, WHERE IS. Inc. acting solely as nominee for Baldwin County, Alabama, CFR, Part 5); and Bay Minette, Alabama, between Neither the mortgagee, nor the NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Equifirst Corporation, on March Courthouse in the City of Bay (f) 49 CFR Part 26 regarding the legal hours of sale on the 17th officers, directors, attorneys, em- 21, 2003, said mortgage being Minette, during the legal hours small and minority business day of June, 2019, the property ployees, agents or authorized STATE OF ALABAMA recorded in the Office of the of sale, the following real estate enterprise participation. BID- described below, which property representative of the mortgagee BALDWIN COUNTY Judge of Probate of Baldwin situated in Baldwin County, DERS must certify that they do is situated in Baldwin County, make any representation or MOBILE COUNTY County, Alabama, at Instrument Alabama, to wit: not, and will not, maintain or Alabama, and more particularly warranty relating to the title or CIRCUIT COURT #, 720144; and subsequently provide for their employees any described as follows, to-wit: any physical, environmental, CV-11-902503 transferred and assigned to facilities that are segregated on a health or safety conditions exist- CitiMortgage, Inc.; and subse- A parcel of land 80 feet and 6 basis of race, color, creed or Unit 403, Harbor Cove, A ing in, on, at or relating to the By virtue of an Execution issued quently transferred and assigned inches by 310 feet described as national origins. BIDDERS must Condominium, located in Bald- property offered for sale. Any out of the Circuit Court of to US Bank National Association follows: Beginning at the North- submit with their BID an EEO win County, AL, according to and all responsibilities or liabili- Baldwin County, Alabama, on a as Trustee for CFMSI REMIC east corner of the Southeast Report Statement as required by that certain Declaration of Con- ties arising out of or in any way Judgment rendered therein 2004-01-REMIC Pass-Through Quarter of the Southeast Quar- 41 CFR 60-1-7 (b). dominium of Harbor Cove, A relating to any such condition, against JOSEPH SHORT JR. Certificates Series 2004-01; US ter of Section 19, Township 7 Condominium, together with ex- including those suggested by and in favor of EDGEFIELD Bank National Association as South, Range 4 East; thence run The Owner reserves the right to hibits thereto, including the Code of Ala. (1975) § 35-4-271, HOLDINGS, LLC on the 21ST Trustee for CFMSI REMIC South 20 feet; thence run West refuse to issue a proposal form to By-Laws of Harbor Cove Condo- expressly are disclaimed. This day of SEPTEMBER, 2012 at the 2004-01-REMIC Pass-Through 583 feet 6 inches for a beginning a prospective bidder should such minium Association, Inc., all sale is subject to all prior liens SEPTMENBER Term of the Certificates Series 2004-01, un- corner; thence run South 310 bidder be in default for any of dated May 24, 2000, and recor- and encumbrances and unpaid Circuit Court. I, Huey Hoss der and by virtue of the power of feet; thence run West 80 feet 6 the following reasons: ded at Instrument No. 547258 in taxes and assessments including Mack, as Sheriff of Baldwin sale contained in said mortgage, inches; thence run North 310 (a) Failure to comply with any the records in the Office of the any transfer tax associated with County, Alabama, will sell to the will sell at public outcry to the feet; thence run East 80 feet 6 prequalification regulations of Judge of Probate of Baldwin the foreclosure. The successful highest bidder, for cash, in front highest bidder for cash, in front inches to the Point of Beginning, the Owner, if such regulations County, AL, as all may be bidder must tender a non- of the Courthouse door of said of the main entrance of the For informational purposes are cited, or otherwise included, amended; TOGETHER WITH refundable deposit of Five Thou- County and State, on the 17th Baldwin County Courthouse, in only, the property address is: in the proposal as a requirement the appropriate undivided per- sand Dollars and no/100 day of JUNE, 2019 within the Bay Minette, Alabama, on 18862 Sunset Cir, Foley, AL for bidding. centage interests in the common ($5,000.00) in certified or cash legal hours of sale 12:00 Noon, 05/09/2019, during the legal 36535. (b) Failure to pay, or satisfac- elements declared to be appur- funds at the time and place of the the following described property, hours of sale, the following Any property address provi- torily settle, all bills due for labor tenant to said Unit 403 as set sale. The balance of the purchase to-wit: described real estate, situated in ded is not part of the legal and materials on former con- forth in said Declaration of price must be paid in certified Baldwin County, Alabama, to- description of the property sold tracts in force (with the owner) Condominium, as amended. funds by close of business on the wit: herein and in the event of any at the time the owner issues the a/k/a: 27282 Canal Road, Unit next business day thereafter at 51270 HOLLINGSWORTH RD, Commencing at the Northeast discrepancy, the legal description proposal to a prospective bidder. 403, Orange Beach, AL 36561 the Law Office of Shapiro & BAY MINETTE, AL 36507 corner of Block 17, in the referenced herein shall control. (c) Contractor default under Ingle, LLP at the address Last deeded in Doc# 1604803 Magnolia Springs Land Compa- This sale is made for the previous contracts with the This property will be sold on a as indicated below. Shapiro & ny`s Subdivision of the Southeast purpose of paying the indebted- Owner. is-where is basis, subject to any Ingle, LLP reserves the right to Legal description: Quarter of Section 20, Township ness secured by said mortgage, (d) Unsatisfactory work on mortgages and all recorded liens award the bid to the next highest BEGINNING AT A LIGHT 7 South, Range 4 East, Foley, as well as the expenses of previous contracts with the previously filed of record. Said bidder, or to reschedule the sale, WOOD STAKE AT THE Alabama, plat of which is foreclosure. Owner. sale will be made for the should the highest bidder fail to NORTHWEST CORNER OF recorded in Map Book 1, Page 24 Furthermore, the property purposes of paying dues, assess- timely tender the total amount THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER in the Probate Records of to be offered pursuant to this BIDS shall be on the forms ments and expenses due the due. OF SECTION 8, TOWNSHIP 1 Baldwin County, Alabama, run notice of sale is being offered for included in the Bidding Docu- Association and the costs and SOUTH, RANGE 4 EAST thence West, along the South line sale, transfer and conveyance AS ments and submitted in a sealed expenses of foreclosure, includ- Alabama law gives some BALDWIN COUNTY, ALABA- of Fig Street a distance of 420 IS, WHERE IS. Neither the envelope clearly identified on the ing a reasonable attorney's fee. persons who have an interest in MA; THENCE NORTH feet to the POINT OF BEGIN- mortgagee, nor the officers, outside as follows: This sale is subject to postpone- property the right to redeem the 8904'31" EAST , A DISTANCE NING of the property herein directors, attorneys, employees, BID FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ment or cancellation. property under certain circum- OF 1,334.26 FEET TO A SET described; continue thence West agents or authorized representa- IMPROVEMENTS TO JACK stances. Programs may also exist 5/8" CAPPED REBAR; along the South line of Fig Street tive of the mortgagee make any EDWARDS NATIONAL AIR- DANIEL H. CRAVEN, Attorney that help persons avoid or delay THENCE SOUTH 0039'35" a distance of 120.0 feet; run representation or warranty relat- PORT AIP PROJECT for the foreclosure process. An EAST, A DISTANCE OF thence South 00 degrees 30 ing to the title or any physical, 3-01-0090-032-2019 Harbor Cove Condominium As- attorney should be consulted to 1,338.29 FEET TO AN EXLE minutes 34 seconds West a environmental, health or safety SUBMITTED BY: (Name of sociation, Inc. help you understand these rights AND LIGHT WOOD STAKE distance of 182.50 feet; run conditions existing in, on, at or Bidder with Bidder's Current Post Office Drawer 4489 and programs as a part of the AT FENCE CORNER; thence East a distance of 120.0 relating to the property offered Alabama General Contractor's Gulf Shores, Alabama 36547 foreclosure process. THENCE SOUTH 8913'38" feet; run thence North 00 degrees for sale. Any and all responsibili- License Number). 251-968-8170 WEST, A DISTANCE OF 30 minutes 34 seconds East a ties or liabilities arising out of or [email protected] Branch Banking and 804.01FEET TO A SET distance of 182.5 feet to the in any way relating to any such The BID shall be addressed to: May 24-31; June 7, 2019 Trust Company, and its 5/8"CAPPED REBAR AT THE POINT OF BEGINNING, Being condition, including those sug- Mr. Scott Fuller AIRPORT successors and assigns EAST RIGHT OF WAY OF a part of Lot No. 1, Block 17. gested by Code of Ala. (1975) § MANAGER Mortgagee or Transferee HOLLINGSWOTH ROAD; 35-4-271, expressly are dis- 3190 Airport Drive MORTGAGE THENCE NORTHERLY This sale is made for the claimed. This sale is subject to all Gulf Shores, Alabama 36542 FORECLOSURE SALE SHAPIRO & INGLE, LLP ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY purpose of paying the indebted- prior liens and encumbrances 10130 Perimeter Parkway, ALONG THE FOLLOWING ness secured by said mortgage, and unpaid taxes and assess- BIDS submitted by mail shall be Default having been made in the Suite 400 COURSES: THENCE ALONG as well as the expense of ments including any transfer tax registered. payment of the indebtedness Charlotte, NC 28216 A CURVE TO THE LEFT, OF foreclosure. associated with the foreclosure. secured by that certain mortgage 704-333-8107/ 19-017518 WHICH HAS A RADIUS OF Alabama law gives some The successful bidder must The OWNER reserves the right executed on June 6, 2016 by Attorneys for Mortgagee or 479.83 FEET; THENCE persons who have an interest in tender a non-refundable deposit to reject any and all BIDS, to George H. Brookes, husband and Transferee NORTHWESTERLY ALONG property the right to redeem the of Five Thousand Dollars and waive any informalities or irreg- Jacqueline L. Brookes, Wife, May 17-24-31, 2019 THE ARC A CHORD BEAR- property under certain circum- no/100 ($5,000.00) in certified or ularities in the BIDS received, originally in favor of Branch ING OF NORTH 5242'12" stances. Programs may also exist cash funds at the time and place and to accept the BID which is Banking and Trust Company, WEST, A CHORD DISTANCE that help persons avoid or delay of the sale. The balance of the deemed most favorable to the and recorded in Instrument # at SHERIFF'S SALE OF 177.03 FEET, AND ARC the foreclosure process. An purchase price must be paid in OWNER at the time and under 1578917 on June 30, 2016, in the DISTANCE OF 178.05 FEET; attorney should be consulted to certified funds by close of the conditions stipulated. Office of the Judge of Probate of By virtue of an Execution THENCE NORTH 5930'51" help you understand these rights business on the next business day Baldwin County, Alabama. Sha- issued out of State of Alabama WEST, A DISTANCE OF 147.44 and programs as part of the thereafter at the Law Office of AIRPORT AUTHORITY OF piro and Ingle, L.L.P., as counsel Department of Revenue of Mo- FEET; THENCE ALONG A foreclosure process. Shapiro & Ingle, LLP at the THE CITY OF GULF SHORES for Mortgagee or Transferee and bile County, Alabama, and to me CURVE TO THE RIGHT, OF address indicated below. Shapiro under and by virtue of power of directed whereby I am comman- WHICH HAS A RADIUS OF US Bank National & Ingle, LLP reserves the right By: Mr. Scott Fuller sale contained in the said ded to make the amount of a 527.00 FEET; THENCE Association as Trustee to award the bid to the next AIRPORT MANAGER mortgage will, on June 20, 2019, certain Judgment recently ob- NORTHWESTERLY ALONG for CFMSI REMIC highest bidder, or to reschedule sell at public outcry to the tained against GREGORY THO- THE ARC A CHORD BEAR- 2004-01-REMIC the sale, should the highest END OF ADVERTISEMENT highest bidder in front of the MAS BUSCHMOHLE, in favor ING OF NORTH 6332'51" Pass-Through bidder fail to timely tender the FOR BIDS main entrance of the Baldwin of State of Alabama, Department WEST, A CHORD DISTANCE Certificates Series 2004-01 total amount due. May 24, 2019 County, Alabama, Courthouse in of Revenue out of goods, chattels, OF 40.33 FEET, AN ARC Transferee Alabama law gives some the City of Bay Minette, during lands, and tenements of the said, DISTANCE OF 40.34 FEET TO persons who have an interest in the legal hours of sale, the I have levied on the following A SET 5/8" CAPPED REBAR; Jauregui, Lindsey, property the right to redeem the following real estate situated in property, to wit: GREGORY THENCE NORTH 0028'11" Longshore & Tingle property under certain circum- 28 • LEGAL NOTICES • MAY 24, 2019 Baldwin County • Gulf Coast Media LEGAL NOTICES To submit legals send to [email protected] GULF COAST MEDIA www.GulfCoastNewsToday.com THE COURIER • THE ONLOOKER • THE ISLANDER • THE BALDWIN TIMES
Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice stances. Programs may also exist be purchased for per set. Plans tion certificate. tion of an approximately 4600 SF that help persons avoid or delay and Proposals are available at The Entire Project Shall Be building which will house a This sale is made for PO Box 297 the foreclosure process. An the Alabama Department of Completed In Forty (40) Work- workout area, coach's offices and the purpose of paying the Gulf Shores, AL 36547 attorney should be consulted to Transportation, 1409 Coliseum ing Days. A 5% DBE Contract locker room for women's sports indebtedness secured by said help you understand these rights Boulevard, Room E-108, Mont- Obligation Is Required. as well as public restrooms and a mortgage, as well as the expense and programs as a part of the gomery, AL 36110. Checks A Bidding Proposal may be concession area for the softball of foreclosure. Sheri Brown foreclosure process. should be made payable to the purchased for $5.00. Plans may and baseball stadium. General Alabama law gives D542 Alabama Department of Trans- be purchased for $11.00 per set. building construction is CMU some persons who have an 14514 Underwood Rd Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., portation. Plans and Proposals Plans and Proposals are availa- walls with pre-manufactured interest in property the right to Summerdale AL 36580 and its successors and assigns will be mailed only upon receipt ble at the Alabama Department wood trusses. redeem the property under Mortgagee or Transferee of remittance. No refunds will be of Transportation, 1409 Colise- certain circumstances. Programs May 17-24, 2019 made. um Boulevard, Room E-108, A cashier's check or bid bond may also exist that help persons SHAPIRO & INGLE, LLP Montgomery, AL 36110. Checks payable to Baldwin County avoid or delay the foreclosure 10130 Perimeter Parkway, Minimum wage rates for this should be made payable to the Board of Education in an process. An attorney should be Suite 400 project have been pre- Alabama Department of Trans- amount not less than five (5) consulted to help you understand NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Charlotte, NC 28216 determined by the Secretary of portation. Plans and Proposals percent of the amount of the bid, these rights and programs as OF PERSONAL PROPERTY 704-333-8107/ 19-017609 Labor and are set forth in the will be mailed only upon receipt but in no event more than part of the foreclosure process. Attorneys for Mortgagee or advertised specifications. of remittance. No refunds will be $10,000, must accompany the U.S. Bank National Association, Please take notice SmartStop Transferee This project is subject to the made. bidder's proposal. Performance as Trustee for Residential Asset Self Storage located at 8141 May 24-31; June 7, 2019 contract work hours and Safety and Payment Bonds and evi- Mortgage Products, Inc., Mort- Highway 59 South, Foley AL Standards Act and its imple- Minimum wage rates for this dence of insurance required in gage Asset-Backed Pass-Through 36535, intends to hold an auction project have been pre- the bid documents will be of the goods stored in the FORM OF ADVERTISEMENT menting regulations. Certificates, Series 2006-NC1 determined by the Secretary of required at the signing of the following units to satisfy the lien FOR COMPLETION Cashier's check or bid bond Transferee Labor and are set forth in the Contract. of the owner. The sale will occur LEGAL NOTICE for 5% of bid (maximum - $50,000.00) made payable to the advertised specifications. This Jauregui, Lindsey, as an online auction via www.Se project is subject to the contract Drawings and specifications may lfStorageAuction.com on In accordance with Chapter 1, Alabama Department of Trans- Longshore & Tingle work hours and Safety Stand- be examined at the office of Mott 06/13/2019 at 11:00 am. Contents Title 39, Code of Alabama, 1975, portation must accompany each 244 Inverness Center Drive bid as evidence of good faith. ards Act and its implementing MacDonald; 107 Saint Francis include personal property descri- notice is hereby given that Suite 200 The bracket range is shown regulations. St. Suite 2900; Mobile, Alabama. bed below belonging to those Myrick Gurosky & Associates, Birmingham, AL 35242 only to provide general financial Cashier's check or bid bond individuals listed below. Inc., Contractor, has completed Phone: (205) 970-2233 information to contractors and for 5% of bid (maximum - Bid Documents may be obtained the Contract for construction May 24-31; June 7, 2019 bonding companies concerning $50,000.00) made payable to the from Mott MacDonald, 107 Saint and Renovation at First Baptist the project's complexity and size. Alabama Department of Trans- Francis St. Suite 2900; (251) B001William Prewett Church Fairhope, 300 South This Bracket should not be used portation must accompany each 343-4366 upon deposit of $ 17036 E Brigadoon TRL Section St., Fairhope, AL 36532 in preparing a bid, nor will this bid as evidence of good faith. 100.00 per set, of which $50.00 Gulf Shores, Al. 36542 for the State of Alabama and bracket have any bearing on the The bracket range is shown will be refunded on the first set Notice of Lien Sale Furniture, tools, collectibles City of Fairhope, AL, Owner(s), decision to award this contract. only to provide general financial issued to each bidder submitting May 25th, 2019 and have made request for final The Bracket Estimate On This information to contractors and a bonafide bid upon return of all Easley Equipment D023 settlement of said Contract. Project Is From $2,440,086 To bonding companies concerning documents in good condition and Storage LLC at Victor Castro All person having any claim $2,982,327 . the project's complexity and size. within ten days of bid date. 16070 County Rd 12 19546 Keller Rd for labor, materials, or otherwise The proposed work shall be This Bracket should not be used Other sets may be obtained with South Foley Al 36535 Lot 30 in connection with this project performed in conformity with in preparing a bid, nor will this the same deposit per set, which 251-228-6485 Foley, Al. 36535 should immediately notify Myr- the rules and regulations for bracket have any bearing on the will not be refunded. Bids must Furniture, appliances, ick, Gurosky & Associates Attn: carrying out the Federal High- decision to award this contract. be submitted on proposal forms Notice of public sale is hereby electronics Donald Myrick 205-313-3036 way Act. The Bracket Estimate On This furnished by the Architect or given that Easley Equipment and May 10-17-24-31, 2019 Plans and Specifications are Project Is From $2,480,703 To copies thereof. All bidders bid- Storage LLC will sell the FA01 City of Fairhope on file in Room E-108 of the $3,031,971 . ding in amounts exceeding that contents of the unit listed below Natasha Purser Notice of Completion Alabama Department of Trans- The proposed work shall be established by the State Licens- at public sale to satisfy a 21112 Miflin Rd Legal Notice portation at Montgomery, Ala- performed in conformity with ing Board for General Contrac- Landlord Lien, as required by Foley, Al. 36535 Project No. PW008-18 bama 36110. the rules and regulations for tors must be licensed under the the Alabama Self Storage Act. Furniture, appliances, toys Resurfacing & Striping In accordance with the rules and carrying out the Federal High- provisions of Title 34, Chapter 8, All sales are for cash and all sales regulations of The Alabama way Act. Code of Alabama, 1975, and are final. Easley Equipment FA08 In accordance with Chapter 1, Department of Transportation, Plans and Specifications are must show evidence of license reserves the right to reject any Tonya Roberts Title 39, Code of Alabama, 1975, proposals will be issued only to on file in Room E-108 of the before bidding or bid will not be sale. The sale will be held May 1926 Creighton Rd for contracts over $50,000 and prequalified contractors or their Alabama Department of Trans- considered by the Architect 25th,2019 at 8am at Easley Apt B less than $500,000, Notice is authorized representatives, upon portation at Montgomery, Ala- (Engineer); the bidder shall show Equipment and Storage LLC. Pensacola, Fl. 32504 hereby given that Ammons and requests that are received before bama 36110. such evidence by clearly display- 16070 County Rd 12 south Foley Furniture, appliances, boxes Blackmon Construction, LLC, 10 AM., on the day previous to In accordance with the rules ing his or her current license Al 36535 of all miscellaneous Contractor, has completed the the day of opening of bids. and regulations of The Alabama number on the outside of the person property and boxed items Contract forbid Bid No. 026-18 The bidder's proposal must be Department of Transportation, sealed envelope in which the stored with Easley Equipment G001 Citywide Resurfacing & Striping submitted on the complete origi- proposals will be issued only to proposal is delivered. The Owner and Storage LLC . Date of Notice Sarah Facemire for the City of Fairhope, Alaba- nal proposal furnished him or prequalified contractors or their reserves the right to reject any or April 5th,2019, Dillon Dakota 406 E Myrtle Ave ma, Owner, and has made her by the Alabama Department authorized representatives, upon all proposals and to waive Wilson, Unit #45. Foley, Al. 36535 request for final settlement of of Transportation. requests that are received before technical errors if, in the May 22-24, 2019 Furniture, appliances, said Contract. The Alabama Department of 10 AM., on the day previous to Owner's judgment, the best household goods Any claims for labor, materi- Transportation, in accordance the day of opening of bids. interests of the Owner will Notice of Lien Sale als or otherwise in connection with Title VI of the Civil Rights The bidder's proposal must be thereby be promoted. June 4, 2019, 2019 with this project should be Act of 1964, 78 Stat. 252, 42 submitted on the complete origi- A-1 Storage G024 itemized, notarized, and presen- U.S.C. 2000D TO 2000D-4 and nal proposal furnished him or A mandatory pre-bid meeting 11405 County Road 65 Marci Sloan ted to: Title 49 code of Federal Regula- her by the Alabama Department will be held on the job site on Foley, AL 36535 1517 Regency Rd tions, Department of Transpor- of Transportation. June 11, 2019 at 9:00 a.m. CST. 251-943-2682 Unit 24 Owner: tation, Subtitle A, Office of The The Alabama Department of May 24-31; June 7, 2019 Gulf Shores, Al 36542 City of Fairhope Secretary, Part 21, nondiscrimi- Transportation, in accordance Notice of public sale is Furniture, clothing, 555 South Section Street nation in federally-assisted pro- with Title VI of the Civil Rights NOTICE OF hereby given that A-1 Storage household goods P.O. Drawer 429 grams of the Department of Act of 1964, 78 Stat. 252, 42 FORECLOSURE SALE will sell the contents of the units Fairhope, AL 36533 Transportation issued pursuant U.S.C. 2000D TO 2000D-4 and Default having been listed below at public auction to to such act, hereby notifies all Title 49 code of Federal Regula- made in the payment of the satisfy a landlord's lien as H009 On or before (30 days) or same bidders that it will affirmatively tions, Department of Transpor- indebtedness secured by that required by the Alabama Self Jamie Putman will be barred. insure that in any contract tation, Subtitle A, Office of The certain mortgage executed by Storage Act. All sales are for 10340 S. Juniper St. entered into pursuant to this Secretary, Part 21, nondiscrimi- Thomas S. Drysdale joined by cash to the highest bidder and all RV Lot #16 Contractor: advertisement, minority business nation in federally-assisted pro- his wife, Sandra Drysdale, to sales are final. A-1 Storage Foley, Al. 36535 Ammons and Blackmon enterprises will be afforded full grams of the Department of New Century Mortgage Corpo- reserves the right to reject any Furniture, electronics, totes Construction, LLC opportunity to submit bids in Transportation issued pursuant ration, on June 27, 2005, said bid. The sale will be held on June P.O. Box 7486 response to this invitation and to such act, hereby notifies all mortgage being recorded in the 4, 2019 at 9:00 a.m. at A-1 K014 Spanish Fort, AL 36577 will not be discriminated against bidders that it will affirmatively Office of the Judge of Probate of Storage, 11405 County Road 65, Stephon Jones on the grounds of race, color, insure that in any contract Baldwin County, Alabama, at Foley, AL 36535 of all miscella- 8160 County Road 64 May 17-24-31; June 7, 2019 religion, sex, or national origin in entered into pursuant to this Instrument Number, 904985; neous personal property and Apt 724 consideration for an award. advertisement, minority business and subsequently transferred to boxed items stored with A-1 Daphne, Al 36526 Notice to Contractors The right to reject any or all enterprises will be afforded full Mortgage Electronic Registra- Storage and itemized by digital Appliances, electronics, tools Federal Aid bids is reserved. opportunity to submit bids in tion Systems, Inc.; and subse- inventory. Date of Notice: April Project No. JOHN R. COOPER response to this invitation and quently transferred to U.S. Bank 24, 2019, 2019 to: K061 IM-IMGR-HSIP-I065(501) Transportation Director will not be discriminated against National Association, as Trustee Brittany Janes MOBILE AND BALDWIN May 10-17-24, 2019 on the grounds of race, color, for Residential Asset Mortgage Laquilla Wheeler 7579 Hirs Place COUNTIES, ALABAMA religion, sex, or national origin in Products, Inc., Mortgage Asset- Unit A17 Foley, Al. 36535 Notice to Contractors consideration for an award. Backed Pass-Through Certifi- 311 W 5th Avenue Tools, appliances, electronics Sealed bids will be received Federal Aid The right to reject any or all cates, Series 2006-NC1; U.S. Foley, AL 36535 by the Director of Transporta- Project No. bids is reserved. Bank National Association, as K063 tion at the office of the Alabama STPAA-0003(615) JOHN R. COOPER Trustee for Residential Asset Amanda Fields Robert Ables Department of Transportation, BALDWIN COUNTY, Transportation Director Mortgage Products, Inc., Mort- Unit H-432 2156 Casa De Oro Montgomery, Alabama until ALABAMA May 10-17-24, 2019 gage Asset-Backed Pass-Through 1811 Candlestick West Navarre, Fl. 32566 10:00 AM on May 31, 2019 and Certificates, Series 2006-NC1, or Electronics, furniture, clothing at that time publicly opened for Sealed bids will be received by ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS under and by virtue of the power 1177 Sloan Cove constructing the Planing, Resur- the Director of Transportation at of sale contained in said mort- Foley, AL 36535 S021 facing, and Traffic Stripe on I-65 the office of the Alabama Sealed proposals will be received gage, will sell at public outcry to Jason Wilson from north of the SR-13 (US-43) Department of Transportation, by The Baldwin County Board of the highest bidder for cash, in Chris Trotter 24621 Pilgrim Rd Interchange in Creola to include Montgomery, Alabama until Education at the office of C. front of the main entrance of the Unit B59 Elberta, Al. 36530 the Bridge Raising at Lester 10:00 AM on May 31, 2019 and Thomas Waters, 2600A North Baldwin County Courthouse, in 32695 US Hwy 98 Furniture, tools, electronics Dairy Road. Length 6.049 mi. at that time publicly opened for Hand Ave., Bay Minette, Alaba- Bay Minette, Alabama, on June Elberta, AL 36549 The total amount of uncom- constructing the Planing, Resur- ma 36507, until 2:00 p.m. CST 13, 2019, during the legal hours Purchases must be paid at the pleted work under contract to a facing, Guardrail Installation, June 18, 2019 for the following: of sale, the following described Paul Catlin above referenced facility in order contractor must not exceed the and Traffic Stripe on SR-3 real estate, situated in Baldwin Units DD8,H401, & G310 to complete the transaction. amount of his or her qualifica- (US-31) in Bay Minette from the A New Women's Field House County, Alabama, to-wit: 1914 Nile Ct SmartStop Self Storage may tion certificate. junction of Pine Street to the with Concessions and Public Lot 94, Ono North, Phase Two, a Foley AL 36535 refuse any bid and may rescind The Entire Project Shall Be junction of Crosby Mill Road. Restrooms at Spanish Fort High Subdivision, according to map or or any purchase up until the Completed In Sixty (60) Work- Length 1.657 mi. School Spanish Fort, AL plat thereof recorded in Slide PO Box 1362 winning bidder takes possession ing Days. A 3% DBE Contract The total amount of uncom- at which time and place they will 1572-B, Slide 1572-C and Slide Foley, AL 36536 of the personal property. Please Obligation Is Required. pleted work under contract to a be publicly opened and read. 1572-D in the records in the contact the property with any A Bidding Proposal may be contractor must not exceed the Office of the Judge of Probate of James Bridges lll questions (251) 220-9995. purchased for $5.00. Plans may amount of his or her qualifica- The work includes the construc- Baldwin County, Alabama. 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LEGAL NOTICE Thicklen and produce to the 2006 Chrysler PT Cruiser to present the same within time show, if anything you have to allowed by law or the same will alleged, why said paper writing Court a paper writing, purport- NOTICE OF PENDING VIN: 3A4FY48BX6T358227 Sale date: July 1, 2019 be barred. should not be admitted to ing to be the Last Will and APPLICATION FOR Testament of Willie Albert APPROVAL OF ISSUANCE By: Little Bitty's Towing, LLC Tommy Carl Miller Probate and Record, as the true OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE Location of sale: Personal Representative Last Will and Testament of said Thicklen, Deceased, and moves LICENSE 1027 N. Hickory St. Erin B. Fleming decedent. the Court to admit the said Will Foley, AL 36535 Stone Crosby, P.C. Harry D' Olive, Jr. to Probate and Record. May 24-31, 2019 Notice is hereby given that Larry 8820 U.S. Hwy. 90 Judge of Probate You are notified to be and Gatta has requested that the Daphne, AL 36526 J. Thomas Pilcher, IV appear before me, at my office in Baldwin County Commission Notice of Sale Abandoned: 2001 GMC Sierra May 10-17-24, 2019 Wilkins Bankester Biles the Fairhope Satellite Court- approve the issuance of 050- Retail house of said County at 9:00 Beer (Off Premises Only) and 070- VIN: 2GTEC19TX11316818 & Wynne Sale date: July 1, 2019 A.M. Docket, on the 25th day of Retail Table Wine (Office Premises Estate Notices Post Office Box 400 Only) alcoholic beverage license(s) By: Little Bitty's Towing, LLC Bay Minette, AL 36507 June, 2019, when the motion will by the Alabama Alcoholic Location of sale: May 10-17-24, 2019 be considered, and show, if Beverage Control (ABC) Board and 1027 N. Hickory St. In the Probate Court of anything you have to allege, why that the 18th day of June, 2019 at Foley, AL 36535 Baldwin County, Alabama State of Alabama} May 24-31, 2019 said paper writing should not be 8:30 o'clock AM has been set for the Case No. 36867 County of Baldwin} admitted to Probate and Record, public hearing thereof in the Notice of Sale Abandoned: In Re: Estate of Probate Court for said County as the true Last Will and Baldwin County Commission Raymond Clayburn Gaither, this 29th day of April, 2019 Chambers, Baldwin County 2006 Jeep Liberty Testament of said decedent. Administration Building, as VIN: 1J4GL48K26W265022 Deceased Case No. 36925 Harry D'Olive, Jr. located at 322 Courthouse Square, Sale date: July 1, 2019 Notice of Publication JUDGE OF PROBATE Bay Minette, Alabama 36507. By: Little Bitty's Towing, LLC To: Kristi Rae Gaiter, any and to Probate Will J. Alan Lipscomb Location of sale: All Heirs at Law and Next of Kin To: Stephanie Blevins, Jennifer 1027 N. Hickory St. Benton & Lipscomb The name and exact location of the of Raymond Clayburn Gaither, Tyler, and Any and all unknown 200 Fairhope Avenue business being Dolgencrorp, LLC Foley, AL 36535 May 24-31, 2019 Deceased heirs at Law and next of Kin of Fairhope, AL 36532 dba Dollar Eneral Store #20146 Ronald E. Blevins, Deceased located at 17940 County Road 12, May 10-17-24, 2019 Notice of Sale Abandoned: Foley, Alabama 36535. This day came Jackie Gaither 2013 Ram Truck as the surviving spouse of You will hereby take notice, VIN: 1C6RR6FT3DS604712 At the public hearing, any Raymond Glayburn Gaither, that on this day came Tammy Sale date: June 28, 2019 interested person may appear at By: Mo's Towing Deceased, and filed her Petition Fendley and produced to the said time and place to be heard Location of sale: for Summary Distribution. Court a paper writing, purport- either in support of or in 23701 AL-59 It is ordered that the 5th day ing to be the Last will and opposition to the granting by the Robertsdale, AL 36567 of June, 2019, at 2:00 P.M. Testament of Ronald E. Blevins., Baldwin County Commission of Last owner's Name: such approval. docket call, , in the Bay Minette Deceased, and moves the Court Unknown May 24-31; June 7, 2019 Probate Office, Courthouse An- to admit the said Will to Probate May 24-31, 2019 nex, be, and the same hereby is, and Record. Looking for a... Abandon appointed as the day and time on You are notified to be and Vehicle / Boat Estate Notices which to hear said petition, at appear before me, at my office in which time you can appear and the Bay Minette Probate Office, Notice of Sale Abandoned: In the Probate Court of contest the same, if you think Courthouse Annex, of said Coun- 1997 Dodge Ram 1500 Baldwin County, Alabama proper. ty at 2:00 P.M. Docket Call, on VIN: 1B7HC16Y6VS117302 Case No. 36877 Witness my hand this 26th day of the 19th day of June, 2019 when Sale Date: June 28, 2019 April, 2019. the motion will be considered, By: Tony's Towing, Inc. Estate of Darmetia Bolden and show, if anything you have Dream House? Location of sale: Harry D'Olive, Jr. to allege, why said paper writing 8326 Nichols Ave. Ext Notice of Appointment Fairhope, Al 36532 to be Published Judge of Probate should not be admitted to May 24-31, 2019 Letters of Administration on Brantley T. Richerson Probate and Record, as the true the estate of said deceased having Kopesky & Britt, LLC Last Will and Testament of said Notice of Sale Abandoned: been granted to the undersigned P.O Box 1138 decedent. 2010 Chevrolet Cobalt Fairhope, AL 36533 Harry D'Olive, Jr. VIN: 1G1AF5F52A7163513 on the 30th day of April, 2019, by the Honorable Harry D'Olive, May 10-17-24, 2019 Judge of Probate Sale Date: June 28, 2019 Patricia Wood By: Tony's Towing, Inc. Jr., Judge of the Probate Court In the Probate Court of Attorney at Law Location of sale: of Baldwin County, notice is Baldwin County, Alabama 8326 Nichols Ave. Ext Post Office Box 664 hereby given that all persons Case No. 34824 Fairhope, Al 36532 having claims against said estate Elberta, Al 36530 May 24-31, 2019 In Re: Estate of May 10-17-24 are hereby required to present Nip Hadley, Notice of Sale Abandoned: the same within time allowed by Deceased State of Alabama} 1997 Ford Taurus law or the same will be barred. County of Baldwin} VIN: 1FALP53S4VA121043 Karondi Bolden To: Eric Devon Hadley, Meagan Probate Court for Said County Sale Date: June 28, 2019 Personal Representative H. Ahlborn, Tabatha Hadley, this 26th day of April, 2019 By: Tony's Towing, Inc. Adam M. Milam any and all Heirs at Law and Case No. 36796 Location of sale: Milam & Milam, LLC 8326 Nichols Ave. Ext Next of Kin of Nip Hadley, Notice of Publication Fairhope, Al 36532 2206 Main Street Deceased to Probate Will May 24-31, 2019 Daphne, AL 36526 To: Christine M. Smucker Ko- May 10-17-24, 2019 This day came Tonya R. sinski, Tracey A. Smucker Tay- Notice of Sale Abandoned: Harville as Personal Representa- lor and Any and All unknown 2012 Toyota Yaris tive of the Estate of the Estate of heirs at Law and Next of Kin of VIN: JTDKTUD36CD518042 In the Probate Court of Donald Robert Smucker, Sr., Sale Date: June 28, 2019 Baldwin County, Alabama Nip Hadley, Deceased, and filed You always know By: Tony's Towing, Inc. Case No. 36916 her petition for final settlement Deceased Location of sale: Estate of of said Estate. 8326 Nichols Ave. Ext Maryed Taylor Flowers It is ordered that the 19th You will take notice, that on Fairhope, Al 36532 day of June, 2019, at 2:00 P.M., this day came Donald Robert fun things to do! May 24-31, 2019 Notice of Appointment to be Published in the Bay Minette, Probate Smucker, Jr. and produced to Notice of Sale Abandoned: Letters Testamentary on the Office, Courthouse Annexed, be, the Court a paper writing, 1992 Suzuki GN125 estate of said deceased having and the same hereby is, appoin- purporting to be the Last Will VIN: JS1NF41A1N2101105 been granted to the undersigned ted as the day and time on which and Testament of Donald Robert Sale date: July 1, 2019 on the 26th day of April, 2019, by to hear said petition, at which Smucker, Sr., Deceased, and By: James Rinaudo time you can appear and contest moves the Court to admit the 14662 Hwy 180 West the Honorable Harry D'Olive, Jr., Judge of the Probate Court the same, if you think proper. said Will to Probate and Record. Gulf Shores, Al 36542 You are notified to be and Last owner's name: of Baldwin County, notice is Robert B. Stalcup hereby given that all persons Witness my hand this 29th appear before me, at my office in May 17-24, 2019 having claims against said estate day of April, 2019. the Fairhope Satellite Court- are hereby required to present Harry D'Olive, Jr. house of said County, at 9:00 Notice of Sale Abandoned: Judge of Probate A.M. docket, on the 25th day of 2010 Chrysler 300 the same within time allowed by law or the same will be barred. Jessica M. McDill June, 2019, when the motion will VIN: 2C3CA5CV4AH301919 be considered, and show, if Sale date: July 1, 2019 Elvin Aubrey Flowers, Jr. Chason & Chason By: Little Bitty's Towing, LLC Personal Representative Post Office Box 100 anything you have to allege, why Location of sale: Taylor D. Wilkins, Jr. Bay Minette, AL 36507 said paper writing should not be 1027 N. Hickory St. Wilkins Bankester May 10-17-24, 2019 admitted to Probate and Record, Foley, AL 36535 Biles & Wynne as the True Last Will and May 24-31, 2019 State of Alabama} Testament of said decedent. Post Office Box 400 County of Baldwin} Bay Minette, AL 36507 Harry D'Olive, Jr. Notice of Sale Abandoned: Probate Court for said County Judge of Probate 2003 Chevrolet Malibu May 10-17-24, 2019 this 26th day of April, 2019 Laurence P. Sutley VIN: 1G1ND52JX3M576018 Case No. 36908 COMPLETE BALDWIN COUNTY CALENDAR Sale date: July 1, 2019 In the Probate Court of Laurence P. Sutley, P.C. By: Little Bitty's Towing, LLC Baldwin County, Alabama Notice of Publication to Post Office Box 10 Location of sale: Case No. 36922 Probate Will Summerdale, Al 36580 1027 N. Hickory St. May 10-17-24, 2019 Foley, AL 36535 Estate of Hilda Miller Lacey To: Brandon Allen Powell And May 24-31, 2019 STATE OF ALABAMA} CALL FOR Notice of Appointment Any And All Unknown heirs at Law and Next of Kin of Joy L. COUNTY OF BALDWIN} Notice of Sale Abandoned: to be Published Antonette, Deceased PROBATE COURT FOR 2012 Mazda 3 Ancillary Letters Testamenta- HOME DELIVERY! SAID COUNTY VIN: JM1BL1V70C1691685 ry on the estate of said deceased this 18th day of March, 2019 Sale date: July 1, 2019 having been granted to the You will hereby take notice, By: Little Bitty's Towing, LLC that on this day came Nancy CASE NO. 36713 Location of sale: undersigned on the 29th day of April, 2019, by the Honorable Stearley and produced to the 1027 N. Hickory St. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Harry D'Olive, Jr., Judge of the Court a paper writing, purport- Foley, AL 36535 ing to be the Last Will and TO PROBATE WILL May 24-31, 2019 Probate Court of Baldwin Coun- ty, notice is hereby given that all Testament of Joy L. Antonette, TO: Brenda Reed, Travian Notice of Sale Abandoned: persons having claims against Deceased, and moves the Court Dickingson, Treavor Thicklen, 2003 Honda Element said estate are hereby required to admit the said Will to Probate VIN: 25J6YH28593L018484 and Record. Corliss Austin, Nicole Schindler, Sale date: July 1, 2019 You are notified to be and Kessiah Young and Any and all 901 N. McKenzie Street • Foley, AL 36535 By: Little Bitty's Towing, LLC appear before me, at my office in unknown Heirs at Law and Next PLEASE CALL Location of sale: the Bay Minette Probate Office, of Kin of Willie Albert Thicklen, 1027 N. Hickory St. 251-943-2151 Foley, AL 36535 Courthouse Annexed, of said Deceased May 24-31, 2019 County at 2:00 P.M., on the 19th www.GulfCoastNewsToday.com day of June, 2019, when the You will hereby take notice, that 774-1234 Notice of Sale Abandoned: motion will be considered, and on this day came Lazarus 30 • The Baldwin Times • May 24, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media Puzzles
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I like my tea, how I like my tea, thank you Give them an inch, and I grew up in Texas where We had a good laugh over self and wondered at the iced tea is a staple. A pitcher that for years. The story arrogance of anyone know- they’ll take your rights brimming with ice and filled became a staple around the ing how I might want it with the dark amber liquid table like the tea, sugar, and flavored, but being willing Last week I had the great Trump’s nominees, Justices was on the table lemon, were staples to experience new things, I experience to join my Gorsuch and Kavana- for every lunch on it, especially if tried sweet tea. colleagues in a little ugh, will get a chance and dinner, or din- there was company. To those not initiated to friendly competition to rule on the Consti- ner and supper, My uncle James the ways of the south, as at the Congressional tutional right to keep depending if you would come to visit, those Yankees in my Dad- Clays Competition and bear arms for lived in the city, or and would ask me, dy's day, sweet tea can be a hosted by the Con- protection and sport. the country. That “Who’s winning the shock. It's more like drink- gressional Sports- It is vital the Court pitcher was the first DAVID war, hot or cold, ing tea flavored syrup than men’s Caucus. It BRADLEY use this opportunity thing fought over ATWOOD sugar or lemon?” It sugar flavored tea. I felt like was great to express BYRNE to rein in out of in those pre-air- Points of the never got old. the odd-ball northerners of our Second Amend- Notes from control liberal leg- Compass your Congressman conditioned days. When we would Dad's story trying iced-tea ment rights with islatures and judges The platter of fried go out to eat, it for the first time, as I was some healthy rivalry, but it who are trying to destroy the chicken was secondary, and was the same. Iced tea was pouring water from another reminded me of those in this Second Amendment rights of hardly noticed, until ev- served, there was a bowl, glass into my sweet-tea to country who cannot express Americans. eryone had a chance at the then later, packets of sugar, get it to the point I could this right freely. As a gun-owner and avid sweating invitation of the and a dish of lemon. We taste the tea over the sweet. Our Founding Fathers hunter, I know how important pitcher to cool off. were all expected to flavor Until I moved here, I enshrined the right to keep it is for folks to express their Ever present with the the tea to our taste. had never heard the term and bear arms in our nation’s rights. Many people I have pitcher of iced tea, were I remember being shocked “sweet-tea”, but it isn't said Constitution. Throughout heard from in Alabama over two other staples, a heaping to learn that iced tea was with a hyphen. It's more our history, we have seen the the years feel the same way. bowl of sugar, and another not a staple all over the like one word, a new word, importance of the Second It seems far-left Democrats of lemon slices, not split world. What did those poor, “sweeeteaa”, emphasis Amendment for people to throughout the nation have disks artistically draped under-developed areas of being placed on the three make a living, to provide for lost touch with our founding over the lip of the glass, but the country drink with their vowel “sweeet”, and the their families, and to protect principles many still hold dear. quarter, or eighth slices big meals, water? Dad told the “teaa” drawn out into two, their life and liberty. Some people might say enough to squeeze into your story of when he was in the but often three, syllables. Unfortunately, there are that this is only a New York tea and get some flavor. Navy during WWII, of being “I’ll have iced-tea to those in the United States issue that the Supreme Court One day, as a little feller, somewhere up north and or- drink,” I will say to the who want to limit our Consti- should stay out of. But, when I was watching my mother dering iced tea with a meal. server. tutional rights and infringe it comes to our Constitutional make the tea for lunch. The wait staff had no idea To which I am asked, upon our freedoms. One place rights, it only takes an inch for Water was boiling in a what he was talking about, “Will that be ‘sweeeteaa’, or in particular trying to restrict a mile-wide divide to start. It plain, old, beat up pan, not so he showed them. ‘un’?” The “un” is referring the rights of gunowners to doesn’t make sense that people a fancy kettle, and Mama He ordered hot tea, and a to un-sweetened tea, but is defend themselves is the City of New York be held to a differ- dropped in several tea bags. glass of ice water, which he said with a disgusted grunt, of New York. Based on their ent standard than the people “What’cha doing?” I asked. partly drank while waiting which, when contrasted to unconstitutional regulations, of Alabama, New Mexico, or “Making iced-tea,” she for the tea to steep. When the drawn out “sweeeteaa”, a court case, N.Y. State Rifle & Montana. replied as she hustled about the tea was ready, Daddy you can hear, if not feel, the Pistol Association Inc. v. City We must be constantly vigi- the kitchen to orchestrate poured it into the glass of disdain for any other an- of New York, has been under- lant against such encroach- getting the food hot and on ice water, stirred it, ordered swer than “sweet please.” way to right this egregious ments. This is a matter of the table at the same time up some lemon slices, sweet- To all you sweet-tea wrong. After several appeals, privacy, telling you what you as the tea would be cold, an ened, soured, and enjoyed. drinkers, I must apologize, this case will determine if New can and cannot carry in your art, to this day that I cannot That first glass did not but I just don’t get it. No York’s ban on transporting a own vehicle, and this is a mat- duplicate. go to him, but was shared one has sweetened my tea handgun to a home or shoot- ter of the sanctity of one of the “So, you boil it to make it around among the under since I was too small to do ing range outside city limits is oldest freedoms we know as hot?” privileged Yankees, and it myself, which growing constitutional. Americans. “Yes, that's how the tea then it was an iced-tea fest up where I did, learning to When I heard this case was The Second Amendment gets into the water. It has to as others at Daddy's table, walk usually didn’t come heading to the Supreme Court, enshrines an individual and steep.” and other tables watching, until after you learned to I knew something had to be fundamental right of citizens I’d worry about that word ordered, and tried the same. sweeten your own tea. I done. That is why I led 120 of to protect themselves from later. “Then you pour it into Iced tea today has spread blame it on generations of my House colleagues in filing violence and tyranny. Courts water and over ice to make across America. We south- Texians who raised me to an amicus brief before the should block attempts to it cold?” erners having fulfilled our make choices, and I guess Court in support of the right restrict those rights based “Yes,” she answered with God given responsibility to I'll have to be content with to bear arms. An amicus brief, on disingenuous arguments a slight questioning tone, no teach the rest of the world the insulting “un” as I order known as a “friend of the like those made by the City doubt wondering where my the finer points of life. We tea and flavor it to taste, but court” brief, is filed by parties of New York. My colleagues little boy mind was about to may have lost the War of I like my tea the way I like not in a case to provide the and I were proud to call on the lead us. Northern Aggression, but it, and I can do it myself, court with information, exper- Supreme Court to uphold the “Then we put sugar in it we are conquering with the thank you. tise, or insight on an issue. Constitution and protect the to make it sweet…” best weapon we ever had, Our Constitution is clear: rights of American citizens to “Yes…” one southern delight at a David Wilson Atwood is a the right to bear arms shall own firearms. “…and then lemon to time. local writer whose human-in- not be infringed. This case will No matter what, I will con- make it sour?” It wasn’t until I moved to terest columns offer a unique provide the Supreme Court tinue to be a strong advocate “Yes?” This time, a full- the deep south, the Heart of perspective. He may be con- the first significant Second for gun owners throughout the blown question. Dixie, Lower Alabama, that tacted, and his other works Amendment case in nearly United States, standing up to “Well, which can’t make I was offered pre-sweetened viewed at: www.starchasers. ten years. Importantly, this out-of-touch Democrats and up its mind, the tea, or us?” tea. I'd always done it my- us, or [email protected]. will be the first time President fighting for our rights. 32 • The Baldwin Times • May 24, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media