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Mandarin Newsline, Its Banner APRIL 2019 Volume 13 Issue 6 MandarinNewsLineA Florida NewsLine Publication page 6 page 15 page 3 Inquiring Minds Get To Know . page 20 BFF Best Furry Friend want to know! Stacey Goldring Puzzles Florida NewsLine under new ownership By Martie Thompson [email protected] 51 years Easter weekend is April 20 – 21 and for Havana Publishing Group, Inc. has the 51st year, the Mandarin Art Festival bought Florida NewsLine and all com- munity newspapers published under Mandarinwill be held on the holiday Art weekend. Festival celebrates its banner. Florida NewsLine publishes The festivities will take place on the The CreekLine, Mandarin NewsLine, grounds of the Mandarin Community Ponte Vedra NewsLine, The Ocean Club, 12447 Mandarin Road, Breeze and Players Journal. from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. on Saturday and 10 This is a full-circle a.m. – 4 p.m. on event for Ha- Easter Sunday. vana Publishing Mandarin Community Group owner and The Mandarin Art Club, 12447 Mandarin publisher, Mark Festival features Road, April 20 – 21 Pettus, who previ- the artwork of more from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. on Saturday and ously was pub- than 100 professional 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. on lisher of Florida Photos courtesy Mandarin Art Festival artisans displayed amongst Easter Sunday. NewsLine from Photo courtesy Mark Pettus John Cheer received the Mandarin Art Festival’s 2018 Best In Show Award, and will be exhibiting again at this year’s Mark Pettus the beauty of nature, under the oaks festival. Cheer combines stoneware, porcelain, glass, glaze, and sometimes copper wire in his creations. late 2015 through of Mandarin. All of the artists selected early 2017. have gone through a jurying process school students, who may be among the historic, 100-year-old Post Office and will also be juried for awards once “It is great to be involved with these the professional artists of tomorrow. and General Store will be open and the festival is underway. Awards will be amazing community newspapers again. manned by the Mandarin Museum & The Children’s Art Show will be judged I look forward to working with our given in the categories of Functional Historical Society so that guests may by well-known artist Pablo Rivera, who great staff to ensure that we continue Fine Craft, Jewelry, Mixed Media, stroll through its doors and back into continues to have success in a number to be our readers’ favorite newspapers,” Painting, Photography, Sculpture and history. Attendees can try their luck for Pettus said. Best in Show. of mediums including sculpture, draw- a Chance Drawing for items contrib- ing, photography, and watercolor. His uted by local businesses. Pettus, who took over the leadership According to festival chairman Susie work can be seen at many of the area of a 73-year-old newspaper company Scott, this year’s guest judges are the galleries. There will also be other enjoy- Note that animals, other than certified in Havana, Fla., just north of Tallahas- well-respected and critically acclaimed able activities for children throughout service dogs, are not permitted at the see, in 2017 has a lengthy and varied artist Ted Head, and educator, artist, the festival. art festival. newspaper background. He worked as a and activist, Hope McMath. Head’s reporter, editor and publisher locally in work is currently on display at Village In addition, the Green Market will pro- the Northeast Florida area for 15 years. Arts Framing and Gallery, as well as vide an opportunity to peruse unique, at Sawgrass Village. In addition to her locally sourced and made items. A bake Florida NewsLine began in 2001 as RT years at the Cummer Museum, Mc- sale will feature homemade goodies Publishing, Inc., when it published the Math is the creator of a relatively new first issue of The CreekLine, serving organization, Yellow House, which was NW St. Johns County. Advertising established with a mission to connect sales representative Linda Gay was an the arts to the needs of the community. original employee of the company, followed a year later by editor Martie The Children’s Art Show will display An artist at work at last year’s Mandarin Art Festival. Thompson. Both still perform these the work of elementary and middle roles today. Parking is unavailable at the commu- nity club, but free parking is found at New Ownership cont. on pg. 15 Alberts Field on Orange Picker Road and at the Masonic Lodge on Loretto There are plenty of activities to entertain children at the Mandarin Art Festival. Road. Shuttles will run continually throughout the art festival to and from from club members’ kitchens and food these locations. A $2 donation per vendors will provide an assortment of Permit No.4 Permit person is requested. US Postage Paid US Callahan, FL 32011 Callahan, Presorted Standard cuisine for hungry festival goers. Visit www.mandarinartfestival.org or A variety of live entertainment will be www.mandarincommunityclub.org for The Mandarin Art Festival will be held under the oaks presented throughout the weekend and at the Mandarin Community Club on April 20 – 21. more information. 1626 University Blvd. West Jacksonville, FL 32217 Lakewood Promenade Center (Between Book Nook and Stein Mart) 904.683.5931 www.thompsonfurniturellc.com Florida NewsLine Florida 12443 San Jose Ste. Boulevard, 403A Jacksonville,FL 32223 Page 2 | MandarinNewsLine April 2019 INVITE YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO COME OUT FOR A DAY OF FREE FAMILY FUN! of Orange Park Lose weight. Live healthier. What are the latest weight loss surgery options? Join Baptist Center for Bariatrics for a free seminar about bariatric surgery at Baptist Medical Center South: LAP-BAND® • Lap Gastric Bypass • Lap Sleeve Gastrectomy Thursday, April 25, 2019 • 5:30 – 7 pm Thursday, May 23, 2019 • 5:30 – 7 pm To register go to baptistjax.com/weightloss Free Seminar • Limited Seating • Free Parking Baptist Medical Center South 14550 Old St. Augustine Rd. © Baptist Health 2019 April 2019 MandarinNewsLine | Page 3 Mandarin NewsLine The CreekLine Ponte Vedra NewsLine 12443 San Jose Blvd., STE. 403A Jacksonville, FL 32223 (904) 886-4919 APRIL Special Section www.FloridaNewsLine.com Best Furry Friend Publisher B of the month Mark Pettus SUMmER [email protected] F Editor Meet Edgar Allan Toes! Martie Thompson [email protected] FBREED: Polydactyl cat Creative Director CAMP Julie Gerona FAVORITE ACTIVITY: [email protected] Playing with his brother. He also bonds with Bookkeeper his mother Princess who is a Polydactyl. Emily Whitehead FAVORITE TREAT: [email protected] Temptations treats and rubbing him behind PGS 12-13 Social Media his ears [email protected] FAVORITE FRIEND: His brother Chub Chub Advertising Sales Linda Gay HOW YOUR BFF GOT THEIR NAME: Table of Contents [email protected] Because he had 25 toes. His front paws looks like a baseball mit too. Heather Seay [email protected] Jeremy Moriarty This month’s contest sponsored by: [email protected] Mandarin Animal Hospital 4 Around Town 4473 Sunbeam Road www.mandarinanimalhospital.com 6 Q&A with Lori Hershey 7 Q&A with Matt Schellenberg Mandarin NewsLine Community Newspaper is a free monthly Do you have a cute pet? Send us your pet’s picture and the answers to the five questions above before publication distributed via bulk mail to all addresses in Zip the 10th of the month. Your pet could be our BFF of the month and you could win a Gift Certificate! Codes 32223, 32258 and selected routes in 32257. Submission 8 Briefs of articles and photographs are received by mail or Does your business cater to pets? Would you like to sponsor our contest? email, although email to [email protected] is Email [email protected] to enter your pet or sponsor the BFF contest. 11 Back in Time preferred. The writers’ opinions do not necessarily reflect the opinion of Florida NewsLine. Advertising Rates are available by request. Florida NewsLine is not responsible for advertisement content 18 Gardening or accuracy of information provided by its advertisers Nor does Florida IS YOUR BUSINESS: NewsLine endorse any of the products or services included in this publication. 21 Community Marketplace Florida NewsLine reserves the right to refuse advertisement Daycare? Dance? or copy from any advertiser. All rights are reserved and no March’sMay’s Enhanced Enhanced Section Section Party? 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