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New Nassau County hurricane evacuation zones, which have been approved by the Florida Division of Emergency Management, have been gas tax released beginning for the 2014 hur- ricane season. The new evacuation zones are based on storm surge, which is water that is pushed toward the shore by the hurricane force of winds. Advancing hike surge, combined with normal tides, creates hurricane storm tide. This can increase water levels 15 feet or MARY MAGUIRE more. Storm surge is often the great- News-Leader est threat to life and property from a hurricane. No new gas tax. The storm surge zones were gen- The county commission rejected a erated by computer models that uti- proposal Monday night to add five lized some of the most technologi- cents to the price of a gallon of gasoline cally advanced data of its kind to to help fund roadway maintenance. determine comprehensive storm Here’s the vote. surge for Northeast Florida. Based Commission Chair Barry Holloway: on this comprehensive storm surge, No. the impacted area of the county and Commissioner Steve Kelley: No. the number of residents and busi- Commissioner Walter “Jr” nesses in an evacuation zone has Boatright: Yes. increased dramatically, according to Commissioner Pat Edwards: Yes. Nassau County Emergency Manage- Commissioner Danny Leeper: Yes. ment. While a majority of commissioners County Emergency Management supported the increase, this vote need- and the Nassau County Property ed at least four out of five commis- Appraiser’s GIS director reviewed the sioners to say yes. storm surge for Nassau County to “It’s disappointing,” said Leeper. complete the new evacuation zones. “Federal and state funding is dropping, Evacuation zones now reach the West and we’ve got to look for ways to have Side of the county, along the St. everyone share in the cost.” Marys River, and include everything Supporters contend that the tax is east of the Intracoastal Waterway needed to bolster the budget. (Shave Bridge). Other factors were “It’s not fun and games and looking taken into consideration when creat- at the books we’re in the red,” said ing the zones, such as low-lying areas, Edwards. “We have to make sure the areas with historical flooding prob- county is in the black. I support a gas lems and access points. tax.” New this upcoming year, the Budget officials said the nickel National Hurricane Center will gen- This map shows new Nassau County hurricane evacation zones recently prepared by Emergency increase in the price-per-gallon would erate in real time and issue potential Management using the Property Appraiser’s GIS mapping. have raised $1.5 million per year. That’s storm surge flooding maps. This map about the same amount of money the will show geographical areas where county now spends on its pavement inundation from storm surge could map will be experimental for at least know about this map: with a tropical storm watch. The map management plan. occur, and how high above ground two years, during which time com- • The first map will usually be is based on the latest forecast track The proposal called for the tax for the water could reach in those areas. ments from users will be solicited and issued at the same time as the initial This is an experimental product. The gathered. Here are some things to hurricane watch, or in some cases, MAP Continued on 3A GAS Continued on 3A

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2A WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014 NEWS News-Leader OBITUARIES James Lee Carter the Sons of the American on Monday, May 12, 2014 in by four children – Dr. Joseph Amelia Marie o’clock from the Chapel of Legion Squadron 54, 626 South Honquest Family Funeral A. Jackson, IV, and Dr. Kit Yue Crosby Funeral Home with Rev. Mr. James Lee “Jimmy” 3rd Street, Fernandina Beach, Home with Crematory, Mulford Jackson Wong of Somerville, Kostecki Joey Andrews officiating. A Carter, age 64, of Fernandina FL 32034. Chapel, 4311 N. Mulford Rd., MA, and Greg and Laura Ms. Amelia Marie “Amy” eulogy will be delivered by Beach, passed away on Sunday Please share his Life Legacy Loves Park, IL 61111. Jackson Warren of Amelia Kostecki, age 66, formerly of Robbie Lee. evening, May 11, 2014 at Baptist at www.oxleyheard.com. Donations may be made to Island, FL. He has five grand- Amelia Island but presently a The family will be receiving Medical Center – Nassau. Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Swedish American Foundation children: Alex, Leighton, and resident of Jacksonville, FL friends at the funeral home Born in Jacksonville, FL, he (Mike Donze Memorial Music Aidan Warren; Maxwell and passed away on Friday after- Saturday from 1:00 P M till was the oldest of five sons of Ann Ballard Fund on notation line), 1415 E. Sophie Mei Jackson. Close fam- noon, May 9, 2014 at Baptist funeral time. Mildred Garnto Carter and the Chappell State Street, Rockford, IL 61104. ily members include: John, Medical Center South in Crosby Funeral Home late Seth Carter, Jr. Being raised To share a memory or con- Mary, and Domilie Greene of Jacksonville, FL after a heroic 7- Alma, Ga. in the Panama Park section of Ann Ballard Chappell, age dolence, visit honquestfh.com. Salisbury; Andrew Greene and year battle with cancer. North Jacksonville, Jimmy was 86, of Fernandina Beach, Flori- Honquest Family Funeral Home Katie Greene Senko; and Born in Jersey City, NJ, she Kay Robinson Music a graduate of da, died May 1, 2014 of Chronic with Crematory, Loves Park, Ill. Pamela and Jim McLune of New was the eldest of three girls Andrew Myeloproliferative Disorder, York City. born to the late Dominic Joseph Kay Robinson Music, 59, of Jackson High Essential Thrombocythemia Joseph A. In words he himself wrote and Veronica Helen Dragone Yulee, Florida, passed away School, where Type. She grew up in Augusta, for this occasion, Dr. Jackson Bartolomeo. Being raised in Saturday, May 10th, 2014 at her he was a Georgia, the child of D. Lee Jackson III, M.D. “loved his dear wife, children, Jersey City, residence in Robbinsville. member of Ballard and Annie Lois (Seals) Dr. Joseph A. Jackson, III, grandchildren, and his many she attended She was preceded in death the Class of Ballard. M.D., died on May 5, 2014, in friends all over the world. He Holy Rosary by her Father Billy Samuel 1968. He Ann is survived by her Jacksonville, FL, of complica- also loved the practice of medi- Catholic Robinson and Mother Maebell attended Lake daughter, Lois Chappell tions from a cerebral hemor- cine, travel, New York City, Grammar Heyman Mobley and husband City Community College in Winkler of Chapel Hill, NC, and rhage, which had occurred two Broadway, baseball, playing the School and Gene; Sister Marsha Robinson; Lake City, FL and received an her son, Robert Ballard days earlier. piano for Barb, and all music – was a member and her Father-in-Law Wesley Associate of Science Degree in Chappell of Dr. Jackson was born on from Mendelssohn to Meatloaf. of the gradu- Music. Criminal Justice from North Poplar Bluff, June 19, 1940, in Pittsburgh, He loved the cabin on Lake ating class of She is survived by her hus- Western College of Allied MO; her Pennsylvania, the first of two Norman, the condo at Myrtle 1965 from St. Michael Catholic band of 33 1/2 years, Steve Sciences in Tulsa, Oklahoma. granddaugh- children of Mary Dougherty Beach, and summers in Maine. High School. After high school Music; Sons and their girl- He later attended the Police ters Colette Jackson and Joseph A. Jackson, He loved working out at the she attended Berkley Secretar- friends, Yancey Kyle Music and Academy with the Jacksonville Winkler of Jr. In 1945 the family moved to YMCA, and was an expert in ial School. She later lived in Sarah of Yulee, FL, and Cody Sheriff’s Office.Upon graduat- Boone, NC, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where Trivia and Pop Culture. He Bloomfield where her child- Miles Music and Ali of Yulee, ing from the Police Academy, and Sophia Dr. Jackson remembers fondly all the dogs ren, Bill and Dominique were FL; her sisters he served for seven years as an Winkler of attended East and the cat. He positively loved born. Amanda Pear- Officer with JSO. In 1979, he Chapel Hill. Her brother Lee Side Elemen- the trip to Russia. His favorite In 1979, she and her family son and hus- moved to Nassau County and Ballard lives in Mars Hill, NC, tary School TV show of all time was Buffy moved to North Caldwell, NJ band Norman joined the Public Safety Depart- and her late sister Marjorie and Naval Air the Vampire Slayer, and favorite where she enjoyed her years of Yulee, FL ment at the Amelia Island Ballard. Her husband was the Junior H.S. In books were The World Accor- raising her children, providing and Sissy Hall Plantation Company. While late Robert Gentry Chappell of 1958 he grad- ding to Garp and A Confederacy for them, and being their num- and husband working the annual Women’s Richmond, Virginia. uated from of Dunces. See you around next ber one fan at all their sporting David of Jack- Tennis Association (WTA) ten- Ann attended Agnes Scott Fort Lauder- trip!” events. After a number of years sonville, FL; nis tournament at the Plantation College and University of dale H.S. (tenth in a class of A Memorial Service will be of vacationing at the Amelia her Mother-in-Law Lola Music in 1983, he met, Carol, a fellow Georgia, and graduated from 830), where he was president held on July 23, 2014 at 4 p.m. at Island Plantation, she retired of Fernandina Beach, FL; she is AIP employee; who would Augusta College, Augusta, of the National Honor Society, St. Thomas Church in Camden, and moved to Amelia Island, FL also survived by several nieces become his wife later that same Georgia. In Richmond, Virginia treasurer of his Junior and ME, followed immediately by a in 2000. and nephews and one great- year. Jimmy remained at the in 1963, she marched with Dr. Senior classes, secretary of the Celebration of Life at the Ms. Kostecki was a member niece. Plantation until retiring as Martin Luther King, Jr. and Key Club, attended Boys State, Rockport Boat Club. Memorial of The 200 Club – a charitable No services are planned at Director of Public Safety in together with her husband and was named “Broward donations may be made to the organization in Northern NJ, this time. An online register is 1999. helped integrate restaurants by County Teenager of the Year” Amelia Residents in Action for and the Mercier Club – a available at www.townson- Mr. Carter served on the having meals with black cou- by the local newspaper. the Symphony (ARIAS) Catholic organization in Upper smithfuneralhome.com. Nassau County Selective ples. She worked as a US From 1958-62 Dr. Jackson Instrument Zoo Program. Montclair, NJ. She was active Townson-Smith Funeral Home Service Board, and was a mem- Department of Defense contract attended Davidson College, Eternity Funeral Home and member of Notre Dame Church Robbinsville, N.C. ber of the Fraternal Order of negotiator at Fort Gordon, where he was a Dana Scholar, a Cremations – Nassau (North Caldwell, NJ), Our Police Lodge No. 65, Sons of Georgia. member and officer of Alpha Lady of Blessed Sacrament Freida Elizabeth the American Legion Squadron In 1990, she retired to Tau Omega fraternity and sev- Richard Andrew (Roseland, NJ) and St. Michael 54, VFW Post 4351 Men’s Auxi- Fernandina Beach where she eral Honorary societies, and Catholic Church (Fernandina Rowe liary, was the past President of had spent summers in the cot- served on the editorial board Jackson Beach, FL). Freida Elizabeth Rowe, 86, of VFW Post 4351 Men’s Auxiliary tage where her grandfather, of the humor and literary mag- Mr. Richard Andrew Jack- She enjoyed and coveted Fernandina Beach, FL, went and the Loyal Order of the Weldon Seals of Waycross, azine. Dr. Jackson earned his son, age 76, of Fernandina her time with her family as home to be with her Lord and Moose Lodge 2352 and without Georgia, had built a cottage at M.D. from the University of Beach, FL passed away on well as sharing her joy of Savior on May 11, 2014. saying, an avid Florida Gator 246 S. Fletcher Ave., Fernan- Florida College of Medicine in Thursday morning, May 8, 2014 cooking with her family and Freida was born in fan. dina Beach. “I can’t believe I 1966. After an internship at at Baptist Medical Center – friends. Boulougne, FL, on November 3, He is preceded in death by get to wake up here, and I don’t Charlotte Memorial Hospital, Nassau. She leaves behind her son, 1927 to Arthur and Elizabeth his father, Seth Carter, Jr., who have to leave,” she said. Dr. Jackson served as a Flight Born in Middlebury, VT, he Willard Michael “Bill” Kostecki Higginbotham. She was a found- passed away in 2011, and a Her interests and activities Surgeon in the U.S. Air Force. was the youngest of three chil- Jr. and his wife, Anastasia, and ing member of Boulougne brother, Terry Lee Carter, who included: He then entered residency train- dren born to the late Alan and her granddaughter Arabella Baptist Church where she was passed away in 1993. Amelia Island Sea Turtle ing in Ophthalmology at Vivian Jackson. As children, he Marie of Davie, FL, her daugh- the Pianist and Sunday School Jimmy leaves behind his Watch, Fernandina Beach Bowman Gray-Wake Forest and his sisters grew up in ter, Dominique Cook and her Teacher. wife, Carol R. Carter, Fernan- Woman’s Club, American School of Medicine, where he Bridport, VT. In his mid twen- husband, Andy, of Jacksonville, At the time of her passing dina Beach, FL, their daughter, Contract Bridge League, Meals served as Chief Resident, 1972- ties, Mr. Jackson moved to FL. Two sisters, Annette she had been a longtime mem- Shannon Carter Childress and on Wheels, Nassau NAACP, 73. Chichester, NH. He later accept- Bartolomeo and Veronica ber of Amelia Baptist Church her husband, Daryl, Jackson- Sierra Club of Nassau County Dr. Jackson built a success- ed employment with the State of Romaine, both of Jacksonville, in Fernandina Beach FL. ville, FL, his mother, Mildred and Mariner’s Walk Home-own- ful private practice in New Hampshire as an onsite FL, Nieces, Nicole Bartolomeo, She was preceded in death G. Carter, Yulee, FL, three ers Association. Opthalmology in Salisbury, N.C. Caretaker with the Urban Alyssa Romaine, Kimberly by her parents; husband, Harold brothers, Kenneth Carter Memorials can be made to from 1973 until his retirement in Forestry Service. In the early Kostecki and grandniece E. Rowe; infant son, Dwight (June), Jacksonville, FL, Roger Leukemia & Lymphoma Socie- 2001. Throughout this time Dr. 2000s, he retired when he and Kylie Kostecki, her grandpups Rowe; sister, Marie Cristeas; Carter (Shirley), Yulee, FL, ty to account In memory of Ann Jackson was also on the medical his wife came to Fernandina Rascal, Jersey, Kokonuts and and brother, Arthur J. Higgin- Donald Carter, Fernandina Ballard Chappell, or to your staff of Rowan Regional Medical Beach, to be near their daugh- Brooklyn, as well as many botham Jr. Freida is survived Beach, FL, a sister in law, local Humane Society. Center, where he served terms ter. extended loving family mem- by her daughter, Robin (Ross) Lorraine Krauss-Rintala (Jed), as Secretary and later President While living in Chichester, bers and friends. Roberts; son, Ritchie Rowe; Minnetonka, MN, mother-in- of the Medical Staff. He also he was a former President of The Mass of Christian Burial grandchildren: Brianna (Daniel) law, Janet M. Rintala of Duluth, Mike Donze served for many years as a the Lions Club and later, a mem- was celebrated at 10:00 am on Westfall, Bridget (William) Weil, MN, several nieces, nephews Mike “Gil” Donze, 62, died Clinical Instructor in ber of the Portsmouth Kiwanis Tuesday, May 13, 2014 at St. Brittany (Patrick) Giovannoni and great-nieces and nephews peacefully at home in Rockford, Ophthalmology at Wake Forest Club. After settling in Fernan- Michael Catholic Church with and Jonathan Roberts; great- and two aunts, Lois Carter of Illinois on Thursday, May 8, School of Medicine. dina Beach, he volunteered at Reverend Father Jose grandchildren: Brayden and Jacksonville, FL. and Peggy 2014. Local singer, songwriter, In addition to his medical the Nassau Humane Society. Kallukalum, Celebrant. Haylie Giovannoni, Reagan and Parrish of LuLu, FL. musician and photographer in practice, Dr. Jackson was active Mr. Jackson is preceded in Her family received friends Grant Westfall; brother, Cecil Funeral services will be at Rockford, IL and Fernandina in his church and community. death by his wife, Tanya on Monday from 5:00-7:00 pm in Higginbotham; several nieces 11:00 am today, Wednesday, Beach, FL, he At First Presbyterian Church in Mayville Jackson, who passed the Burgess Chapel of Oxley- and nephews. May 14, 2014 in the Burgess and his broth- Salisbury he served as an Elder, away in 2006. Heard Funeral Home where the Graveside services will be Chapel of Oxley-Heard with Mr. er, Parry, taught Sunday School, chaired He leaves behind, two sons, Prayer Vigil for the Deceased held on Saturday, May 17, 2014 Jim Mayo, officiating. owned and the Stewardship Committee, David Jackson (Susan), Allens- was held at 6:00 pm with at Buford Grove Baptist Church Mr. Carter will be laid to rest operated and sang for many years in the town, NH, Gary Jackson, Fer- Deacon Art Treadwell, officiat- Cemetery at 11:00 am. in Hughes Cemetery. Saturn Studio choir. He served four terms on nandina Beach, FL, a daughter, ing. In lieu of flowers the family His family will receive in downtown the Board of the Salisbury- Lynette Little (Timmy), In lieu of flowers, memorial asks that donations be made in friends today, Wednesday, May Rockford from Rowan Symphony Society. He Fernandina Beach, FL, a sister, contributions may be made to her honor to the Amelia Baptist 14, at the funeral home, from 1983 to 2002, was President of the Rowan Norma Stone, Bridport, NH, Helping Hands for Lung Cancer, Church in Fernandina Beach, 10:30 am until the hour of serv- as well as performing together County AIDS Task Force, and a five grandchildren, Melissa 823 Cedar Street, Jacksonville, FL. ice. A reception will follow the in various bands. board member of the Literacy Emory, Brian Jackson, Caryl FL 32207. This was an organi- Condolences may be services at the American Survived by his brother, Council. Jackson, Cody Jackson, Colin zation Ms. Kostecki was an expressed by signing the Legion, Post 54. Parry (Jennifer Sullivan) Donze, After his retirement in 2001, Jackson and a great-grandson, active member of and was very guest book at www.nassaufh. In lieu of flowers, memorial Spring Hill, FL; son, Sam Dr. Jackson moved to Rockport, Austin Emory. dear to her heart. com. contributions may be made to Donze, Rockford, IL; stepson ME. Soon after, he also bought Funeral services for Mr. Please share her Life Legacy Nassau Funeral Home, Callahan Clay (Isabel) Corrigan, a house in Amelia Island, FL, Jackson will be held at a later at www.oxleyheard.com. Rockford, IL; stepdaughter, where he lived during the win- date as he is laid to rest beside Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors NOBLE MONUMENT Cassie (Chad) Brecunier, ter months. He was a member his wife in the Maryville Family DEATH NOTICES OMPANY NC Chicago, IL; special friend and of St. Thomas Episcopal Cemetery, Middlebury, VT. C , I . companion, April Frost; and a Church, Camden, ME, and St. Please share his Life Legacy Daniel Eugene Lee Mark Lee Davis, 60, 277-4499 large extended family of much- Peter’s Episcopal Church, at www.oxleyheard.com. 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MAP Continued from 1A Builders who care and intensity for the tropical cyclone, and takes into account likely fore- cast errors. HEATHER A. PERRY daughter Ann volunteer with crash, notes Mac Morris, • The map is subject to change News-Leader Barnabas and with the Nassau County project manag- every six hours in association with Interfaith Dinner Network. He er. every new hurricane center full advi- John Weller has been doing was a guardian ad litem in Ocala Ramp referrals usually come sory package. Due to the processing carpentry since he was a kid before moving to Nassau in from churches or other time required to produce the map, it growing up on a farm who loved County three years ago. organizations. will not be available until about 45 to to build things. The Wellers have three “All requests are vetted, usu- 60 minutes following the advisory For the past two years, he other grown children, Beth, ally by a 501(c)3 for validity of release. has volunteered with Builders Amy and Richard. need and these days, needs are It is important to remember that Care of Nassau County as part To date, Builders Care has greater than funding,” said Fernandina Beach is a barrier island. of a crew that builds ramps for built 100 ramps with supplies Morris. Although there are two ways to enter, those who have difficulty get- purchased through donations. Donate to Builders Care during a tropical storm or hurricane, ting in and out of their homes. Fernandina Lumber and Home through Memorial United access to and from Hecksher Drive “I heard about it through a Depot have made in-kind dona- Methodist Church or the will be controlled. The Shave Bridge church announcement at tions, as did various home- Council on Aging. is the main access point. This could Memorial United Methodist builders before the housing [email protected] be damaged and destroyed, there- Church. I really feel good about fore restricting any first responders helping people live a better qual- John Weller (in cap) and service providers from providing ity of life,” said Weller. joins other volun- any type of services to those strand- “We did a ramp for a heavy, teers to build a ed on the island. Baptist Medical severely handicapped man wheelchair ramp. Center Nassau will be evacuated. whose dad was having difficul- SUBMITTED Nassau County residents are ty getting him in and out of the encouraged to learn their evacua- house. Building a ramp enabled tion zone, plan a destination and trav- him to get in and out without el routes and create a preparedness assistance and he was thrilled to kit prior to hurricane season, which not to be confined in the house begins on June 1 each year. due to lack of access,” he said. To view your specific evacuation Weller also recalled how zone and learn additional informa- pleased a couple of senior ladies tion, visit www.nassaucountyfl.com/ were who could live alone more eoc or follow NCEM on Twitter and securely after their ramps were Facebook at @NassauEM. To learn installed. more about storm surge and the new “They were able to exit their flood maps, visit www.nhc.noaa.gov/ homes with confidence and surge and www.nhc.noaa.gov/news/ without help.” 20140131_pa_stormSurgeGraphic. Weller, his wife Linda and pdf.

How about truckers and tourists who use the GAS Continued from 1A roads? five years and would have started Jan. 1. “I don’t want to share the costs with tourists Nassau County could use the money. Budget either. We need tourists,” said Kelley, after the officials are projecting a $10 million to $12 million meeting. shortfall in the fiscal 2014-15 budget. Holloway declined comment Monday night on County Manager Ted Selby and Budget his vote. Director Shanea Jones made a visual effort to Under the proposal, the 5-cent gas tax would underscore the county’s need for more cash. have expired in five years. It did not apply to They put two large maps of the county on a diesel fuel. wall and marked both with roadway projects. The county already imposes a 6-cent gas tax One map was flush with red highlights. One was- to help pay off multimillion-dollar loans for road- n’t. And this latter one represented existing con- way projects. There is also another 1-cent gas tax ditions. for capital projects. The point: Roadway maintenance is Under state statute, county officials are being cancelled or deferred because money is allowed to apply up to 12 cents in gasoline taxes. scarce. But, for now, the county is holding at 7 cents. There hasn’t been a county property tax The board discussion was brief, but there was increase for six years, though the cost of every- concern that future commissioners would over- thing the county does has steadily increased over ride any attempts to sunset the proposed 5-cent that time, including roadway maintenance, say gas tax. officials. “I don’t have confidence in government and I “Everything went up. Somehow or another are one,” said Kelley. we’ve got to come up with another revenue Under the rules of this vote, just one public stream,” said Edwards. hearing was needed. Typically, there are two. But this is an election year for Holloway and The county heard from three people who said Kelley and voters don’t like tax hikes. That’s an additional taxes are burdensome. There was important consideration for politicians who want mention that the 5-cent gas would send people to keep their job. to Jacksonville or Georgia to fill up their tank. Kelley said his vote to reject the fuel tax That didn’t sound like a smart idea to increase was not politically motivated. Boatright, who said the gas tax is better than a “I have 15 vehicles in my business and I’m not property tax increase. going to ask the common man to pay more “Spend two gallons to save five cents? That’s either,” said Kelley, who owns a pest control com- their prerogative,” said Boatright. pany in Fernandina Beach. [email protected] CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

4A WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014/NEWS-LEADER BUSINESS Retail distillery planned Price is right

ANGELA DAUGHTRY News-Leader for growth here A retail distillery is in the planning stages in downtown There is usually a price to ments. Fernandina Beach, to be locat- be paid for growth – with the Inevitably, ed in a vacant commercial build- environment, with density, there will ing at 115 S. Second St. with lifestyles. be impacts The new business is the But sometimes the price on traffic, brainchild of former airline con- is right. The payoff exceeds parking, sultant Roger Morenc of the costs. routines. Brunswick, Ga., who is plan- An example is the breath- You ning to start with distilled rums taking Stadium golf course can’t stop as a “cornerstone product.” The at Sawgrass Country Club. growth, distillery, called Marlin & Here, growth has trumped STEVE’S however. Barrell, will offer tastings and any unfavorable impacts. It’s MARKET You can’t tours, and may also be available hard to find fault in the pris- PLACE put a mora- for private parties and events, tine course – and The torium on according to Morenc. Players Championship event it, or else “Today, most spirits con- held there this past week. Steve Nicklas an area will sumed are really only made by The fabulously run golf decay and a handful of large distilleries,” SUBMITTED event provides entertain- die. You must instead man- Morenc wrote in an email. A retail distillery may be located at this building at 115 S. Second St. if the business ment to residents as well as age it. “They make their product, and owner gets final approvals from the city, state and federal governments for the opera- draws attention from around High-demand properties that’s great, but the amount of tion. the world, showcasing the will be acquired for business variety and innovation in prod- Jacksonville Beaches and and industrial purposes. And uct development is nowhere North Florida. It again pro- we have a lot of them here, what it will be as craft distiller- cessing and aging is, to me, the business gets going. the attractiveness of Amelia vided theatrical episodes with our water and beaches ies continue to pop up and push wonderfully exciting.” “We reviewed a good num- Island in terms of being a livable this week, further enriching and accessible acreage. the envelope. The complexity Morenc said he is also excit- ber of markets to set up a dis- community with good schools its history. Embracing growth with of product types, flavors and ed about the prospect of moving tillery in prior to our decision,” for our children helped tip the From a historical per- reasonable and effective combinations of raw media, pro- his family to Amelia Island as Morenc says. “As it turns out, scales for us.” spective, the footage of policies is the best alterna- “Florida is a great produce developers transforming tive. We should continue to and farming state,” Morenc thick woods and marshes do that here. says, “We’d love to bring those into the Stadium course is a Look at the beach access- flavors forward in our products. sight to behold. Of course, es along South Fletcher and So maybe someday we’ll pro- there were some environ- on A1A (on Amelia Island). duce a honey brandy or a local mental repercussions. These were planned and triple sec liqueur, but how that However, the final product executed by our forefathers. exactly manifests itself is some- neatly blended the contrasts And the Egans Creek thing only time will tell.” of nature with commerce. Greenway is enjoyed by Morenc says he is planning There are other exam- many residents while on a brightly lit tasting room ples of effective growth in becoming a protective that is open to the distillery area North Florida. The Amelia refuge for raccoons and so guests can “connect with Island Plantation and The otters and a plethora of what we’re doing.” Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island. birds. “I foresee that we’ll do The St. Augustine Just think. The Amelia vodka, gin and someday an Amphitheater. The St. Johns Island Plantation property America rye whiskey,” Morenc Town Center. And in Yulee, used to be strip mines, the says. the North Hampton and St. Johns Town Center was The number of employees Amelia National develop- at one time dairy land and Morenc hires will depend on ments and golf courses. North Hampton and Amelia whether he is able to get distri- More growth lies National were pine-tree bution rights. ahead. Our area draws too forests. In each case, the “We are trying to work with much recognition and outcome significantly out- the city to obtain changes so acclaim to not be desired by weighed the previous condi- that we have distribution rights outsiders. As more people tions. like other craft distilleries in visit here and relocate here, Anti-growth factions must Florida,” Morenc says. “The city developers and commercial be willing to compromise on has been really great so far, but interests will continue to fol- this important issue. We all we just haven’t worked through low. live and work in places that the process yet. ... I’m optimistic Already, within Nassau were once empty parcels of it all works out and then we see County, the Terra Point proj- land. We don’t want to be jobs come along with what ect in Yulee will be expan- overrun with growth, but we we’re trying to accomplish.” sive, encompassing thou- must expect it and manage The new distillery project is sands of homes, with a blend it. located in the Community of parks and retail venues. In And unfortunately, unlike Redevelopment Area, and has Bryceville, the Crawford golf, we don’t get a mulligan received approval by both the Diamond property will even- if we hit an errant shot. Historic District Council and tually engage some major Steve Nicklas is a finan- the Technical Review industry. cial advisor with a major Committee. Morenc said he A stage/performance U.S. firm who lives on hoped to have final approvals area is being discussed for Amelia Island. His business from federal, state and city lev- the Main Beach area in columns appear in several els within the next few months Fernandina Beach, as is a newspapers in North Florida. and construction completed by riverfront park in historic He can be reached at 753- the end of summer. downtown – as part of long- 0236. [email protected] awaited marina improve- [email protected]

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CITY COMMISSION CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Public Hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, May 20, 2014, at 6:00 PM in the City Commission Chambers, 204 Ash Street Fernandina Beach, Florida to consider the following application:

ORDINANCE 2014-08

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH, FLORIDA, ANNEXING 17.46 ACRES OF LAND LOCATED AT STATE ROAD 200/A1A/S. 8TH STREET AND AMELIA ISLAND PARKWAY AND GATEWAY BOULEVARD; PROVID- ING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

Interested parties may appear at said hearing and be heard as to the advisability of any action, which may be considered. Any persons with disabilities requiring accommo- dations in order to participate in this program or activity should contact 310-3115, TTY/TDD 711 or through the Florida Relay Service at 1-800-955-8771 at least 24 hours in advance to request such accommodation.

IF ANY PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THE BOARD/COM- MISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT SUCH HEARING, S/HE WILL NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. Copies of the applications with description by metes and bounds and the ordinance can be obtained in the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, 204 Ash Street, between the hours of 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday. For information on the applica- tion, please contact the Staff of the City Clerk’s Office at 310-3115.

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014 BUSINESS News-Leader 5A Promoting financial literacy for teens

ALAN DONALDSON For the News-Leader The object is to present an enjoyable, Teenagers are taught to use English all through their school interactive discussion of how years – but where and when are financial life works and how to they taught to use money? Using money involves a lot make it work for teenagers. more than just spending it, a talent that seems to come nat- urally to everyone. But how & Girls Clubs of America ed this spring as a pilot program about saving, budgeting, bor- (BGCA) to make that happen. at the Miller Freedom Club. rowing, investing? Surveys With research and program Half a dozen teenage club mem- show that financial literacy development funded by the bers are participating in an among teenagers, the ability to Foundation, BGCA has devel- abbreviated series of sessions handle personal finances, is oped a program called Money which will both educate those sadly lacking. No more than a Matters: Make It Count which participants and explore how third of teens know how to bal- has been adopted by over half of best to apply the program in ance a checkbook, and even the 2,700 clubs nationally. Nassau County. Their enthusi- fewer understand how credit The program involves a astic volunteer facilitator and cards work. number of hour-long sessions Amelia Island resident, Nick A cooperative program for teens in an informal, group Klein, just happens to work for between Boys & Girls Clubs of setting facilitated by a knowl- Charles Schwab in Jacksonville. America and the Charles edgeable adult. There are five He was easy to convince that Schwab Foundation aims to basic sections that cover issues this program would be both help fix that problem. The foun- such as Budgeting, Saving, worthwhile for the kids and dation is a non-profit organiza- Planning for College Financially filled with personal satisfaction. tion established by Charles and Credit & Debt. The plan is to expand the pro- SUBMITTED Schwab, founder of the highly Damon Williams of BGCA gram next school year to both Nick Klein of the Charles Schwab brokerage firm in Jacksonville offers basic financial successful brokerage firm. says: “We don’t want to be local clubs. The clubs’ Teen information to teens at the Boys & Girls Club’s Miller Freedom Center in Yulee. His daughter, Carrie School, Part 2.” The object is Director Theresa Duncan will Schwab-Pomerantz, has been to present an enjoyable, inter- figure largely in the design of foundation president for 10 active discussion of how finan- the local Money Matters proj- years. She remembers her teen cial life works and how to make ect. years all too well, working and it work for teenagers. An elab- Another reason to encour- saving into her 20’s while her orate facilitator’s guide is pro- age your teenager to be a mem- dad was struggling to succeed. vided, along with a personal ber of a Boys & Girls Club – Carrie is determined to help finance guide for each “stu- call 491-9102 for the Roberts youngsters gain the financial dent”. Club in Fernandina or 261-1075 knowledge she had to learn the Locally, Money Matters: for the Miller Club on Old hard way and turned to Boys Make It Count has been initiat- Nassauville Road.

IN BRIEF Southeastern Bank involvement.” She is an active member of Southeastern Bank the First Baptist Church in announced the addition of Fernandina. She and her hus- Suzanne Willis as Assistant band Todd have two children, Vice President and Branch Blake and Cole. Manager for the bank’s Yulee Founded in 1888, office. Willis, a lifelong resi- Southeastern Bank offers a dent of Fernandina Beach, full line of commercial and received her business degree personal services to meet the from Georgia Southern financial needs of its cus- University and has been in tomers. Headquartered in banking since 1993. Darien, Ga., Southeastern “I am really excited about Bank has 13 locations in joining Southeastern Bank,” southeast Georgia and said Willis. “I am glad to be Northeast Florida. part of a banking team dedi- For information, visit cated to outstanding cus- www.southeasternbank. Willis tomer service and community com. A S P / L N

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6A WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014 NEWS News-Leader Sitting in traffic wastes millions of dollars

MARY MAGUIRE leads a four-county effort to plan goals. But the future has to start proposals with a cost-feasibili- News-Leader and fund transportation resour- somewhere. ty plan. ces. Officials are working now A wish list of proposed projects in For the Path Forward 2035 “Where will the jobs be? How much does it cost on a long-range plan known as Nassau County includes expansion of US 17 plan, which was called Envision Where will the growth be? North Florida’s economy to Path Forward 2040 in Nassau, 2035, for example, a commuter That’s important,” said Larson. have people sit in traffic? Duval, Clay and St. Johns coun- north of A1A to four lanes, adding express rail from Jacksonville to Yulee She said for the first time, $316 million annually. ties. bus service to Jacksonville from Yulee and was put on the list for $125 mil- the ports are on the list. Add a vehicle crash to the The organization conducts lion. “It’s important how you mix, and sitting in traffic costs an update every five years, com- building a commuter rail service to That project is still under move freight, because that $526 million each year. pleting the 2035 plan in 2009. Jacksonville from Fernandina Beach. consideration. impacts the roadways,” said The North Florida Transpor- There is a need to look so far Is it moving forward? Larson. “And rails. There is abil- tation Planning Organization down the road because it takes “Not at this point,” said ity to move freight out of region, (North Florida TPO) reported years of planning to build trans- paths and sidewalks for pedes- tion rather than to a timer. Marci Larson, public affairs whether it’s going to the those numbers from the state in portation infrastructure. trians. “That’s smart planning,” said manager for the North Florida Midwest, south or north.” a public hearing last month in They also take time to pay The organization sent five King. TPO. But keep a Nov. 14 deadline Yulee. for, and money is a concern. people, including three con- And realistic. “It’s all about money. It’s all in mind. That’s when the North And, they say, we move too “Our needs are bigger than sultants, to the local meeting The state is considering about funding.” Florida TPO needs to wrap up much freight for that kind of the funding available,” said held April 23 at the county intelligent controls, also known But Larson says it has to get its work. The final report is due congestion, 100 million tons at Berk, who is chief transporta- administration building. as adaptive traffic lights, for A1A into the long-range plan to in December. last count. tion planner for HNTB Corp. in About a dozen large maps that would come with the expan- secure federal funding. Commissioner Danny Lee- So, this message from a St. Augustine and has been in of the region were propped on sion project starting this fall. So how many 2035 projects per, who serves on the North video played at the meeting the business for 25 years. easels and marked with dizzy- Details are still in the planning have been completed? Florida TPO board, attended might be cause for concern. But right now, it’s wish-list ing sets of lines and dotted lines stages but the first light to make “None,” said Larson. “It the meeting but did not take “The future as America’s time and that means ignore the in primary colors. Each line the switch is targeted at the US takes time, and it’s a moving part in the presentation. Public logistic center is in jeopardy budget and focus on the dream. identified proposed projects. 17 and A1A intersection, say target with a lot of planning.” Works Director Scott Herring because of congestion.” As part of their work, the Participants were asked to officials. Such as securing easements was there. So were representa- And as the population grows organization asks the public for “vote” for projects by dropping Organizers also offered lists and mitigating environmental tives from the Amelia Island the situation could get worse, input. tokens into glass cylinders posi- of the proposed projects in considerations. Fernandina Beach Yulee say officials. “Tell us what’s important? tioned at various projects. Nassau County, including the The list of priority projects Chamber of Commerce. “The population is expected What’s not?” said Berk. The county’s Director of expansion of US 17 north of can be found online at Who wasn’t? No one from to about double to two million The North Florida TPO held Growth Management Peter A1A to four lanes; adding ex- www.northfloridatpo.com. The the general public. people by the year 2040,” said a series of public meetings late King dropped tokens into a plan press bus service to Jackson- list is updated each August. “It’s Wednesday, and that’s a Jeanette Berk, a consultant for last month in each county ask- for more bike paths and anoth- ville from Yulee and building a “This is a federally mandat- church night for many people,” the organization. ing for input about the need for er for intelligent controls, such commuter rail service to Jack- ed process,” said Larson. said John Finotti, a media strate- “We need to plan now.” roads, transit systems, moving as setting traffic lights to the sonville from Fernandina Larson said that a typical gist for the organization. The North Florida TPO freight by train or at ports, bike number of cars at an intersec- Beach. project from initial idea to finish The information is available There is also a proposed can take 12 years. online, and the public is invited freight plan to add a cruise or The North Florida TPO is to offer input on the North cargo berth to the Port of coming back in September for a Florida TPO website at Fernandina. public meeting on the numbers, www.northfloridatpo.com. At this point, it’s all optimistic specifically attaching project mmaguire@fbnew Traffic to double by 2040 MARY MAGUIRE this fall, increasing the number But it won’t be up and running News-Leader of traffic lanes to six, from for a few years, said Houston. four. “It’s because you need a If you think there are more But officials have another bunch of them along the corri- cars and trucks on A1A in plan to reduce congestion along dor for the system to work,” Nassau County every day, you the roadway. They will tie green, said Houston. “So, we’re start- are right. yellow and red lights to the ing at the light at 17, but we Transportation officials number of cars on the roadway, need to get a few more in place expect a daily average of 32,000 in real-time. to be effective.” vehicles on the roadway from Right now the signals are According to FDOT’s proj- I-95 to Old Nassauville Road programmed to change to ect manager Will Lyons, the by 2040. That’s more than dou- green when a lot of cars are system upgrade will add 5 per- ble the 14,700 daily average in expected, such as the morning cent to the $550,000 estimate to 2012, the latest numbers avail- and evening rush. But that’s like construct the signalization plan. able. setting the alarm clock every- In an email he said the com- The Florida Department of day to 7 a.m., even on the days puterized “brains” of the sys- Transportation (FDOT) proj- when you have to get out of bed tem will be located in Nassau ects the daily average will be at 6 a.m. County’s traffic engineering 17,700 in 2020, and 21,200 by “It’s outdated,” said Charles office. 2030. Houston, a traffic engineer for While Adaptive Traffic But FDOT says relief is com- Nassau County. “Drivers should Signal systems are new to the ing. notice significant improvement county, they have been used The state is widening the with the new system.” around the world since the roadway from I-95 to Old This approach is called an 1970s. Nassauville Road starting Adaptive Traffic Signal System. 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WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014 OPINION News-Leader 7A Study: Older folks are nicer

Getting old has its advantages. Older folks We are less likely to come were to their children. get into the movie theater for a dollar less than back with a cutting response We are less likely to become frustrated young sprouts; they can eat out for less, espe- when someone remarks hurt- working around the house, trying, for example, cially if they go for the early-bird special; they fully about us. Reason: We to fix leaky faucets and toilets. We are more can inadvertently say offensive things and be didn’t hear what was said. likely to forgive people who have made stupid forgiven more quickly, and – my dentist tells We are more polite. mistakes, because we have made our own stu- F LORIDA’ S O LDEST W EEKLY N EWSPAPER me – their teeth are less sensitive. No, he was- Example: When we break in pid mistakes over the years. E STABLISHED IN 1854 n’t talking about dentures. line at the cafeteria, we polite- We wish that others around us would use The latest revelation over which old folks ly say, “Excuse me, please.” good manners and respect their elders. But we The News-Leader is published with pride weekly may revel is that they’re likely to be nicer. The We are not trying these don’t consider ourselves elders. They’re older for the people of Nassau County by Community Wall Street Journal reported last month that FROM days to enhance our résumés. folks. Newspapers, Inc., Athens, Georgia. We believe “most people tend to become more agreeable, THE That means we don’t live as I could go on, but you get the idea. I that strong newspapers build strong communi- more responsible, more emotionally stable” as much on the edge, which believe the research showing older folks are ties – “Newspapers get things done!” Our primary HOME they grow older. Researchers call it the OFFICE means we’re less edgy. nicer, but it really boils down to this one gem of goal is to publish distinguished and profitable Maturity Principle. We are less likely to care truth reported in the Wall Street Journal: that community-oriented newspapers. This mission will be accomplished through the teamwork of Unfortunately, some people are immune to what other people think of us. friendly, outgoing, responsible people tend to professionals dedicated to the truth, integrity, qual- the Maturity Principle. You might be thinking Phil Hudgins It turns out, of course, that no be happier than shy, irresponsible, unsociable ity and hard work. of the old man down the street who never one has been thinking of us people. speaks when you meet him on your morning in the first place. Maybe older folks have figured it out. FOY R. MALOY JR ., PUBLISHER walk and who complains when your cat purrs We are more patient with others. Reason: It Well, most of us. The Maturity Principle is MICHAEL PARNELL, EDITOR too loud. takes too much energy to argue. still avoiding that crabby old man down the MIKE HANKINS, ADVERTISING DIRECTOR But, generally speaking, I think there’s a lot Most of us do not have children to rear, street. ROBERT FIEGE, PRODUCTION DIRECTOR of truth in the study of maturity. Here are some which means that we are not ultimately respon- Phil Hudgins is the senior editor for BOB TIMPE, CIRCULATION DIRECTOR ways I think older people – of whom I am one, sible for how young people turn out. That’s one Community Newspapers Inc., the media compa- ANGELINE MUDD, thus the use of the plural personal pronoun reason grandparents often are nicer – and ny that owns the News-Leader. “we” – demonstrate we’re nicer: more lenient – to their grandchildren than they [email protected] BUSINESS OFFICE MANAGER SIÂN PERRY, ASSISTANT EDITOR BETH JONES, SPORTS EDITOR TOM WOOD DINK NESMITH VOICE OF THE PEOPLE CHAIRMAN PRESIDENT A plea for sea turtles Please don’t leave your beach The views expressed by the columnists and lights on at night because baby sea letter writers on this page are their own turtles will follow the lights and go and do not necessarily reflect the views of the wrong way when they hatch. If the newspaper, its owners or employees. you turn off your lights, turtles can be safe. Sea turtles are incredibly endangered and they are beautiful creatures. Please help keep them COMMUNITY THANKS alive by turning off your beach lights at night. Wild Amelia Junior Barnabas Naturalist group letter by third Barnabas thanks the Fernandina Outdoor graders from Fernandina Restaurant Kitchen (F.O.R.K.) for donating Beach Christian Academy: Eli proceeds of their recent special dinner event Johnson, Jarrett Potts, Jacob to benefit Barnabas programs. The following Lucas, Hattie Fannin, Morgan chefs came together to present a themed din- Coleman, Gracie Cullen, ner event on a lovely starlit evening April 27: Cayman Hogue, Grace Chef Brian, LuLu’s; Chef Scotty, 29 South; Castellani, Samantha Vestal, Chef Roberto, España; Chef Ricky, Joe’s 2nd Paige Bales, Meri Gelston, Street Bistro; Chef Adam, Merge; Chef William Davidson, Theo Marshal, Florida House Inn. Patrons enjoyed Chapman and Elijah Rosson the beautiful setting provided by the Florida House Inn. Barnabas operates the largest food pantry Boots on the Ground in Nassau County, and is a member of The It is with a heart filled with pride Hunger Coalition of Nassau County. The coali- that I get to tell you about the 2nd tion works together to solve problems and annual Boots on the Ground, distributes food weekly through mobile food Heroes and Bikers USA Poker Run pantries in connection with Feeding Northeast that American Legion chapter 9 held Florida and the Nourishment Network. For at the Flamingo RV resort in BILL DAY/CAGLE CARTOONS more information, please view our website: Jacksonville on Saturday. www.BarnabasNassau.org, or give us a call, It was an amazing and huge suc- people erroneously assume that the school and college students. They island vs. off-island properties. 261-7000. cess, raising $23,000, thanks to signage they see is lawfully there, are looking for young adults with No, 32034 responses were not Marla McDaniel sponsors, volunteers and partici- and the powers that be wouldn’t let little or no job experience to sell allocated properly. Development Manager pants, Legion Posts 283 & 401, it happen otherwise. Well, not so. their products. They get your child’s 30 percent of parishioners will Barnabas along with VFW Posts 4351 and Next will be food trucks: their information from the school, or at attend Mass in Yulee per survey 10095 were the stops, and back at signage needs strict limits and least that’s what they told my daugh- results. the RV resort, second shot and big enforcement. These are compelling ter, which made them that much Even with that, we still need the Southside Elementary engine kept every one entertained, reasons the county commissioners more believable to her. I personally expansion. The parents and the PTO of Southside along with the dream land should not consider relaxing the wouldn’t have a problem with them Without first building a church in Elementary would like to thank the busi- squadron, raffles, silent auctions, codes. Enforcing them should be offering our kids jobs for the sum- Yulee, we won’t know if this “30 per- nesses that graciously donated services, gift food, and drinks and just plain good consistent – and proactive. Ordinary mer, as long as they make it clear cent” will take care of the standing certificates and gift baskets to benefit each old fashioned American sprit. citizens cannot be expected to be how they are going to make their room only issue in Fernandina. staff member at our school during Staff Mothers of AMF is a non-profit the ones to blow the whistle on vio- money. “... we are not gaining more peo- Appreciation Week. organization of volunteers, prima- lators, when our county Code As it turns out, Vector does pay ple by expanding the church we are A big thank you to: rily Gold Star Mothers, who pro- Enforcement appears to have no the hourly rate which they so read- simply giving seats to those who are Amelia River Cruises, Arte Pizza, Timoti’s vide support for our deployed mandate to initiate action otherwise. ily advertise. They pay this rate for already in the church.” Fry Shak, Nassau Nails, Carmike Cinemas, American troops, honor Gold Star Ralph W. Allen every hour you actually sit with a “Allowing more people to attend Woody’s BBQ, Doo Wop Diner, Images Salon, Mothers and families, and pay trib- Fernandina Beach “qualified” customer in their home Mass at one time is only exacerbat- Amelia Community Theatre, Magna’s Full ute to the fallen by initiating projects or on the Internet showing/selling ing an incredibly bad problem ...” Body Salon, Pipeline Surf Shop, Driftwood that serve others. Fundraisers and their products. The hours of cold The city approves the valet park- Surf Shop, Fort Clinch, Fantastic Fudge, Red special events throughout the year Whipped up calling from the phonebook it takes ing as submitted on paper. Is this Otter, Chez Lezan Bakery, Peppers, Great help them achieve commitments. Whew, we are some stupid peo- to make these appointments, there’s just a formality to comply with city Harvest, Applebee’s, New York Nails, They offer much needed sup- ple here in America. Someone writ- no pay. For the time and money it requirements? DeNucci’s, Kabuki, Sandy Bottoms, Bo & port for deployed troops via letters ing about the “offensive” whips in takes getting to and returning from When questioned, the city’s Mike’s, Zaxby’s, Kelley’s Courtyard Café, and packages, sprinkled with lots the Pirate Parade must not realize these appointments, there’s no pay. Technical Review Committee Happy Tomato, Gourmet Gourmet, Ops, of love and well wishes! Currently, that “crackers” were poor whites For the three days training that is responded by saying if the valet Townies Pizza, Salty Pelican, Book Loft, American Heroes “Boots On The who were lucky if they could afford offered, there’s no pay. For the atten- parking is not being used the church Crab Trap, Baxters, Beef O’Brady’s, Tasty’s, Ground – America Remembers” will the whip, much less own a slave. dance to their sales meetings that is could be closed for non-compliance Fire House Subs, Papa John’s Pizza, Elizabeth become a traveling memorial of Although I am sure some slaves mandatory, there’s no pay. If you with this approved valet parking Pointe Lodge, Hola! Cuban Café, Who Shot over 7,000 used combat, firefighter were whipped by something leather are not in someone’s home or with plan. Should you be concerned? You Photo, Peterbrook Chocolate, Fernandina bunker and law enforcement boots. in the past, so why not just outlaw them online, you aren’t going to get We only have one priest. Mulch & Stone, Island Falls Mini Golf, Every boot will hold the picture, leather? And our European ances- a single penny. I had to explain this We’ll have an associate pastor as Moon River Pizza, Lindy’s Jewelry, Dome name, rank and information of a fall- tors completely decimated the all to my daughter. I had to watch as of July 1. Healing Center, Halftime Sports Bar & en warrior on or after 9/11. Each Native American population, so why the excitement left her happy smil- No one is trying to deny anyone Grille, Amelia Musical Playhouse, The boot will carry an American flag did we bother to tour the replicas of ing face and was replaced with dis- a seat at our church in Fernandina Galley Bar & Grille and The Courtyard Pub & and items placed on or in the boot the Columbus ships? Hey, let’s out- appointment and disbelief. Beach. Eats. by families and friends of the fallen. law wooden ships too. The world is cruel enough with- My understanding of the “Yulee Susan Childers Mothers of America’s Military I’m not sure which is the worse out trying to deceive our children. I First” group is they feel in their Parent & PTO Fallen found solace through serving indicator of our society: that some- went to the office that Vector has hearts that the parishioners of St. others in need. They’re motivated in one has nothing better to do that set up in Yulee to confirm all of this Michael do not have the entire pic- honor of our children, our heroes, look for something to offend our information and misinformation. It ture as it relates to the expansion who bravely served and died for “diverse” culture, that we know so lit- was confirmed by the manager and the new church in Yulee. So SERVING YOU our freedom. tle of our own history or that our when I asked the questions that they chose public media to reach Raven Vanpelt newspaper even printed something most young adults with little or no these parishioners. Nassau County Commissioners: Fernandina Beach so erroneous but so polarizing. But job experience would not know to “Do we really need to expand?” Danny Leeper, District 1-Fernandina Beach, wait, that’s what our media do every- ask. I made it clear that I thought one individual asks. “Let’s wait three 261-8029 (h), 430-3868 (cel), Sign laws day. Pitiful. they were misleading these kids, to five years after the church in email: [email protected] Tammy Robinson who deserve praise for trying to find Yulee is built to see if we need it.” Steve Kelley, District 2-Amelia Island, Loosening our sign ordinance Fernandina Beach work and spend their summer doing Others have privately spoken Nassauville, O’Neil, 277-3948 (h), 556-0241 (cell), would be like adding gasoline to a something constructive with their these same or similar words. email: [email protected] fire. With technology rapidly making Targeting teens time. It appears that the company is However, for whatever reason, this Pat Edwards, District 3-Yulee, 335-0260 (cell), signage both more pervasive and not breaking any laws with their is not made known outside of con- email: [email protected] invasive, strict limits are more impor- Yesterday afternoon my 17-year- deception. Ethically, well, in my opin- versations with close friends. Barry Holloway, District 4- Hilliard, Bryceville, tant than ever. But the Achilles heel old daughter got the call she had ion they are stepping over the line. You might disagree with the Boulogne, 879-3230 (h), 753-1072 (cell), email: is enforcement. That is because our been hoping for. It was a company So, if your teenager gets a call about “Yulee First” group’s approach in [email protected] sign ordinances are “complaint driv- calling her about a summer job a great opportunity over the sum- delaying the expansion, but they Walter J. Boatright, District 5-Callahan, en.” Illegal signs can be put up to where she would be making mer, you might want to make sure have been of help in raising aware- 879-2564 (h), 753-0141 (cell), stay forever if no one takes the trou- $14.95/hour, full or part-time. She they know which questions to ask ness of our new church plans for email: [email protected] ble to complain. This is absurd. This was over the moon, as any 17-year- before they get too excited. off-island. Rather than a small sign encourages violations. How many old would be when presented with Mark Johnson at the corner of SR 200 and Christian City of Fernandina Beach Commissioners: of us know what constitutes an ille- such an opportunity. She was asked Yulee Way, we can thank them for the ban- Mayor: Ed Boner: 556-7554 (cell) gal sign to even consider lodging a if she would be interested and if so, ner in front of this off-island loca- email: [email protected] formal complaint? Or have the time could she make it to an interview at St. Michael tion which weekly displays the Mass Vice Mayor: Sarah Pelican: 432-8644 (cell) or inclination? Any business told to 5 p.m. That was in 45 minutes! She time. And, due to their knowledge of email: [email protected] remove its illegal signage knows was so excited. I asked her what’s After reading newspaper articles, property taxes, and at their own Charlie Corbett: 583-1767 (cell) only to wait until the dust settles the name of the company and she letters to the editor, material direct- expense, everyone can now see our email: [email protected] before putting out it out again. replied Vector, as she ran towards ly from our church, attending city St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Mission Pat Gass: 277-7987 (home) Months or years can pass before a her bedroom to change in order to official meetings – what is the truth? Church sign from SR 200 and, prior email: [email protected] complaint can spark an effort to get make it to the interview on time. “The expansion of St. Michael to that, our St. Michael sign. Johnny Miller: 556-3299 (cell) it removed. While her excitement grew I did has been a long and painful process. Some might believe the over- email: [email protected] Commissioner Danny Leaper a quick search online for Vector. In the mid-1980’s ...” crowding at our Saturday Yulee deserves huge credit in recently Their website advertised a fun and I can say that’s true having joined Mass at 4 p.m. is due to “snowbirds.” cleaning up the unsightly mess of exciting workplace for young adults. this parish in the mid-1980s. What Personally I tend to lean more on the HOW TO WRITE US ~ Letters must include writer’s name illegal signs and eyesores on A1A. After reading all the hoopla, I went about you? Have you been here numbers increasing because of the (printed and signature), address and telephone number for verification. Writers are normally limited But it needs to be noted that this back to my favorite search engine through the one step forward, two banner and sign. Could it be a com- to one letter in a 30-day period. No poems will be pub- took about six months to do. And and found more articles about steps back era? bination? lished. Letters should be typed or printed. Not all let- that this ugly proliferation of sign Vector Marketing. This time, Now, here we are in the 21st cen- What is your truth? ters are published. Send letters to: Letters to the violations existed in full view of though, I see few dozen pages with tury. The expansion project was Editor, P.O. Box 16766, Fernandina Beach, FL., 32035 every motorist on A1A – for sever- headlines that read a little differ- Is the survey being interpreted scheduled to begin May 12. E-mail: mparnell@fbnewsleader. com. al years prior – without prosecution. ently. It seems that Vector Marketing correctly as to demographics? Pat Ruebush visit us on-line at fbnewsleader.com I believe the reason for this is most has a reputation for preying on high Yes, we took into account on- Yulee

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8A WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014 NEWS News-Leader Kites in the air (and other raptors too)

nyone who looks up more sadly, Amelia Island this year are off at the sky around the the parent Eighth Street near Lime middle of Amelia abandoned Street, near Gourmet AIsland is almost cer- the remain- Gourmet on the south side tain to see a usual-for-us sight ing chick, and one in another “undis- these days – swallow-tailed which finally closed” location. If you listen kites! And, if you look closely jumped out for their wimpy cries and look at the sign for the Flora Parke of the nest up on high power poles and development you will find into the salt trees you just might see these another surprise – a pair of marsh yourself. And soon, when the nesting ospreys! And, on the WILD below. This eggs hatch and the babies North 14th Street pole near WAYS bird too become large enough to the back gate to Fort Clinch ended up at investigate their surround- the pair of ospreys there is BEAKS with ings, you might even see getting ready to celebrate a Pat permanent more osprey activities around hatching. Elsewhere the Foster-Turley injuries. us. sounds of hawks screaming at But even Ospreys are magnificent one another or owls hooting with this bad year for osprey, birds, of course, but the real at night fills our airways. the many good years at the news around these parts this Yes, folks this spring we 14th Street nest have resulted year is the proliferation of have more birds of prey than in a number of new osprey swallow-tailed kites. These ever flying our skies. We’ve with many returning to this medium-sized birds of prey always had ospreys here, and area to make their own nests. are distinctive with their a pair has been nesting on the One pair has reclaimed the white head and body and 14th Street pole that Florida osprey nest on the 14th Street black wings and tail, their Public Utilities provided for pole. Unfortunately we cannot slender wings and forked tail. them for the last 10 years that recognize individuals so we Although swallow-tailed kites I’ve been keeping track of. don’t know if the surviving breed in many places in Prior to this they nested for parent came back to try Florida – one of their main many years, I’ve been told, on again, or if another pair took strongholds – up until now the pole next door. Some the opportunity. these areas have not included years they successfully It also looks like this popu- us. No one has yet found a GAIL PFOH/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER fledged two or three offspring lation boom is making other nest in a tree, but many resi- Swallow-tailed kites are paying Amelia Island a visit this year. but not every year. osprey less and less choosy dents in the mid-part of Last year some of you may about nesting sites. The Flora Amelia Island, around the air- recall that one adult bird was Parke ospreys are a case in port and Bailey Road, have Facebook site, Ospreys of list, just send me an email hawk cries and owl hoots and found nearby with an injured point. For a couple of years been seeing a handful of them Amelia Island, which anyone about it and I will make sure look up into the sky when a wing and taken to BEAKS now ospreys have set up their soaring our skies. Generally is welcome to enjoy and con- you get included. June Jones large bird flies over, you most where its injuries rendered it nest right on the billboard in these birds nest further tribute to. For those of you has been managing this list likely will see firsthand anoth- un-releasable. Sadly the front of the development. inland and it is unknown why, not involved in Facebook, for us and would be happy to er wonder of our natural remaining parent was unable Many Flora Parke residents this year, we are seeing more there is also an email list of add you to the list (thanks world here on Amelia Island. to feed the two young osprey. now are happily watching of them over here. Polewatchers that was started June!). Pat Foster-Turley is a zoolo- One disappeared from sight “Parker and Flora” (named by Gail Pfoh has been keep- a number of years ago and And if following them on gist on Amelia Island. She wel- early on – the parent appar- June Jones) conduct their ing me updated about the people still post sightings computer postings is not your comes your nature questions ently only had enough fish for family rearing activities. birds of prey in our area and about the 14th Street osprey thing, have no fear. If you just and observations. one of them. And then, even Other osprey nests on has been maintaining a pair. If you want to join the get outside and listen for [email protected] County to spend $450K on new vehicles POLITICS IN BRIEF Fair Tax available. MARY MAGUIRE All of the vehicles have more limping along until they virtually Commissioner Danny Speaker for the evening News-Leader than 200,000 miles on the stop running. Leeper, who retired as chief of Florida Fair Tax plans to will be Ben Wilcox, research odometer. That’s a lot, especially The county has spent the Fernandina Beach Fire hold a special rally to raise director for Integrity Florida, Nassau County’s Fire for emergency response vehi- $100,000 on repairs for two res- Rescue department, said res- awareness about the Fair a nonpartisan, nonprofit Rescue needs new ambulances cles. cue units and officials say it’s cue units are expensive and he Tax from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. research institute and gov- and the county commission Officials needed to shift time to stop doing that. The asked if County Fire Chief Matt Saturday at the Peck Center, ernment watchdog founded voted 5-0 at its April 28 meet- money into the general operat- vehicles both need new engines Graves looked for a used vehi- Fernandina Beach in 2012 whose mission is to ing to spend almost $450,000 ing fund to cover the expense. and repairs are a waste of cle to help save money. The goal is to educate promote integrity in govern- for them. They have to. There is no money. “They don’t have the people within the local com- ment and expose public cor- “We have two vehicles on savings account for new vehi- “We’re here to uphold public mileage and the roads that we munity about the benefits of ruption. He will provide their last legs,” said County cles. Not even for fire trucks or safety issues, guys. This is a do. Is that something you’ve the Florida Fair Tax. attendees with an update on Manager Ted Selby. “One has ambulances. public safety issue,” said board explored?” said Leeper. “It’s a The Florida Fair Tax is a the recently concluded an engine out and the other is In fact, Selby reminded the Chair Barry Holloway. “As tremendous cost savings.” non-partisan effort to Florida Legislature session. on the verge.” board that they eliminated a much as we struggle to find the Graves said it’s difficult replace federal income and Reservations for the din- The county is also buying funding plan to replace vehicles dollars, this is something that under purchasing policies that payroll taxes with a national ner are requested. To two administrative vehicles, like- last year to help balance the we need to do.” require exact vehicle replace- retail sales tax. Organizers reserve, please send a check ly sport utility vehicles, and the Fiscal-year 2013-14 budget. Commissioner Walter “Jr.” ment. say this approach simplifies for $16 payable to DCAI to: total price tag for the rescue So, now all vehicles are Boatright agreed. He said he “But we’ll look if that’s the the process because it elimi- DCAI, PO Box 16022, Fer- units and SUVs is $524,938. replaced on an as needed basis, has personally seen back-up direction of the board,” he said. nates the IRS and the com- nandina Beach, FL 32035, or units traveling around the coun- Commissioner Steve Kelley plex tax code. drop off a check at Demo- ty, and that is not a good situa- asked Graves about the lead- The Florida Fair Tax is a cratic Headquarters at the tion. time on the vehicles purchase. 501(c)(3) organization locat- corner of Eighth and Date “I want to know that when I Graves told him 270 days. ed in Ponte Vedra. streets in Fernandina Beach. call 9-1-1 that somebody is going “Can you call today?” said According to the group’s To reserve by phone or to be there without it being a Holloway. flyer, membership fees start email, contact Penny Reid at back-up vehicle,” said Boatright. [email protected] at $5 annually. (509) 294-3708 or Contact: Larry Miller at [email protected]. 415-3142 for information. ‘Fracking in Florida’ Democratic Club The Westside Democrats The Democratic Club of will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday Amelia Island will host its at the Nassau County next dinner meeting at the Building on Mickler Street Fernandina Beach Golf in Callahan. Hydrogeologist Club, 2800 Bill Melton Road, Joey McKinnon will present on Tuesday (note this is the “Fracking in Florida.” third Tuesday, rather than Dinner and a short busi- the usual fourth Tuesday.) ness meeting will follow. Doors will open at 6 p.m., Meetings are always open to with dinner served at 6:45 the public. Call (904) 879- p.m. A cash bar will be 5163 for information.

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014 NEWS News-Leader 9A School resource officer OVERTURNED BOAT gets 20 years in prison

George Lued- Manchester, who started Impregnated ers said at the with the sheriff’s office in a time. The mat- part-time reserve role before 15-year-old ter was passed advancing to corrections, pre- to another viously served as a school ANGELA DAUGHTRY agency to en- resource officer at Callahan News-Leader sure an inde- Middle School from August pendent inves- 1995 to February 1999, accord- Former Nassau County Manchester tigation, he ing to sheriff’s records. school resource officer Alan said. After joining patrol for seven Jon Manchester, 47, pleaded According years, Manchester requested a guilty last month to two counts to the arrest report, investiga- transfer to school resource of sexual battery of a minor and tors got a search warrant for duties at Yulee High, an assign- was sentenced Thursday to a Manchester’s DNA on June 4, ment approved by then sheriff total of 20 years in a state 2013, and served him with it Tommy Seagraves, Lueders prison. three days later at the Nassau said. Manchester was arrested in County Sheriff’s Office. Manchester was suspended June 2013 after confessing that During an interview, without pay following his arrest he impregnated a 15-year-old Manchester confessed to hav- and subsequently fired. seven years earlier, according ing a sexual relationship with Manchester was additional- to the Nassau County Sheriff’s the victim when she was 15 ly sentenced Thursday to 10 Office. years old, the report said. years of sex offender probation The State Attorney’s Office Manchester told investigators during which he must attend had launched an investigation he fathered two children with psychosexual counseling. He into Manchester after the sher- the girl, according to the report, is also designated a sexual SUBMITTED iff’s command staff received a the first when she was 15 and offender and was ordered to About 7:30 a.m. Friday a 17-foot Scout center console struck the rocks at the north tip about him, Undersheriff the second when she was 17. pay $1,010 in fees. end jetties off of Cumberland Island in the St. Marys River on the Georgia side. The boat overturned with two occupants aboard – David Wood, 55, and Lewis Withrow, 55, both of Kingsland, Ga. – who hung on until the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office Marine unit arrived and picked them up. They were transported to St. Marys, Ga. for Georgia Department of Natural Resource authorities to investigate. There were Drivers, ‘share the road’ no injuries. with motorcycle riders

The Nassau County Sheriff’s road, deaths and injuries could • Don’t drive distracted. Office would like to remind be prevented.” • Drive sober. motorists and motorcyclists Safety tips for drivers: Tips for motorcyclists: alike during Motorcycle Safety • Always allow a motorcy- • Be alert – drowsy driving Awareness Month to “share clist the full lane width; never can impair your ability to react. the road” in order to help pre- try to share a lane. • Drive sober. vent motorcycle crashes, deaths • Be on the lookout for • Inspect your motorcycle and injuries on our roads. motorcyclists. before each ride. Motorcyclists will be out in • Check for motorcycles by • Know the local traffic laws force as the weather gets warm- looking in your mirrors and and rules of the road and obey er, which is why May is the per- blind spots before entering or them. fect time for Motorcycle Safety leaving a lane of traffic and at • Make sure you can be Awareness Month. intersections. seen; wear bright clothing to “All road users need to share • Do not tailgate. Allow increase visibility. the responsibility of keeping the more following distance when • Plan your route in ad- roadways safe,” said Sheriff Bill following a motorcycle, so the vance and coordinate it with the Leeper. “By following road motorcyclist has enough time to other riders when riding in a signs, obeying speed limits, and maneuver or stop in an emer- group. always staying focused on the gency. • Wear appropriate gear.

METH STORAGE

SUBMITTED The Nassau County Sheriff’s Office has partnered with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) for the storage of confiscated precursors and ingredients of methamphetamine. The Sheriff’s Office received a meth storage container (at no cost), which will allow the storage of all chem- icals, precursors and equipment confiscated during meth lab investigations. Until now, the closest facility to Nassau County was in Putnam County. Surrounding Florida agen- cies will be permitted to drop off their transport containers as well. The DEA will pro- vide a sub-contracted removal company to empty the container and dispose of the con- tents, again at no cost to NCSO.

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10A WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014 NEWS News-Leader POLICE REPORT

This was written by Angela Callahan on May 3 to purchase fle, Gerald Storch chambered then left. to police that all her major appli- Nassau County warrant, viola- Daughtry of the News-Leader a car for $500 from the ex-wife’s a round in his gun and pointed Nichole Storch told police ances were stolen from her tion of probation/possession of from oral and written reports by boyfriend. it at her head and then fired a that the ex-wife “grabbed her house some time in the past a controlled substance. the Nassau County Sheriff’s The son, who was with his shot at her foot. She also told by the face, which caused small three weeks while she was I Amanda Kristine Russell, Office, the City of Fernandina father and stepmother during police that as she was walking scratches on the right side of away, according to a Nassau 28, 850782 US 17, Apt. 10A, Beach Police Department and the incident, told police that his away to call 911, Nichole Storch her face,” according to a report. County Sheriff’s Office report. Yulee, April 29, retail theft. other agencies. Arrest indicates mother (his father’s ex-wife) “took her gun out, pointed the She also admitted to firing her The resident told deputies I Jacob Allen Talley, 23, suspicion of a crime, not guilt. lives with her boyfriend at the laser at her and stated ‘I’ll kill handgun while driving away she had received a phone call 850782 US 17, Apt. 10A, Yulee, Anyone with information residence in Callahan. you, bitch.’” The ex-wife told and allegedly stated, “I know while away from the house, retail theft. about criminal activity can con- According to the juvenile, his police she was in fear for her that was not a good idea.” informing her the water pump I Larry Wayne Roberts, 55, tact the Fernandina Beach Police mother told Gerald Storch when life during these incidents. A search of the Mazda was running. On arrival at the 909 South 12th St., Fernandina Department at 277-7342 or the he arrived that he would need to After the argument, the cou- revealed a Ruger handgun with residence, she saw that a dead- Beach, April 29, aggravated

Nassau County Sheriff’s Office pay for the vehicle before get- ple and the child got into the a spent casing in the glove box bolt was not locked and that assault, trespassing, carrying a anonymously by calling 225-0147 ting the title or keys. vehicle and Nichole Storch and a Ruger handgun in the cen- several items had been stolen. concealed weapon, disorderly in Yulee or Fernandina Beach, At that point Nichole Storch reportedly fired three rounds ter console. The handgun Police found that a thief had intoxication. or 879-2136 in Callahan, and the ex-wife began to argue, as they drove off. belonging to Nichole Storch somehow gained entry to the I Aaron Thomas Young, 24, Hilliard or Bryceville. The “We and “started pulling and shov- The Storch’s vehicle, a gray had a laser attached, according house and removed the refrig- 55774 Lonnie Crews Road, Tip” program – 1-800-78CRIME ing on each other,” according to Mazda pulling a trailer, was to a report. erator and stove from the Fernandina Beach, April 28, – also allows callers to leave a report. apprehended soon after by The son was released to his kitchen. An air conditioner coil Nassau County warrant, viola- anonymous tips. During the argument, police at the corner of Ratliff mother’s custody and the state was also removed from a hall tion of probation/possession of Nichole Storch reportedly and Jarrett roads in Callahan. Child Abuse Hotline was alert- closet as well as the outside air a controlled substance with yelled to Gerald Storch, “Come The couple was ordered out and ed by police. conditioner unit. A new sliding intent to distribute. Guns fired get this bitch, because I don’t to the ground and then detained Gerald Storch Jr., of Jack- glass door still in its box also I Earnest Lee Foster, 25, A Jacksonville couple fired want to shoot her.” in separate vehicles, a report sonville, was arrested and was stolen, as well as a washer April 28, Jacksonville, April 28, handguns during a scuffle May The boy stated his father stated. The son was interviewed charged with assault with intent and dryer located outside the aggravated battery by a person 3 in Callahan involving an ex- was standing outside his vehicle by police. to commit a felony. Nichole house. detained in a detention facility. spouse while the man’s young and chambered a round in his After being advised of his Lacretia Gordon Storch, same Police could collect no evi- I Joshua Lee Freeman, 36, son was present, according to handgun. At that point, the ex- rights, Gerald Storch stated his address, was arrested and dence due to rainy weather, 1112 North 15th St., Fernandina Nassau County Sheriff’s Office wife “starting pulling on” Gerald ex-wife was “attempting to hit charged with firing a weapon according to the report. Beach, April 28, Nassau County reports. Storch, and as he was trying to him in the head with a beer bot- or discharging a firearm from a warrant, writ of attachment. The report states Gerald shield himself with one arm, tle” after the argument began vehicle. I Daniel Love Porter, 40, Storch Jr., 39, and his wife, the gun went off, according to between her and Nichole Felony arrests 515 J.I. Taylor Court, Fernan- Nichole Lacretia Gordon the juvenile. Storch. He told police he sub- I Andrew Todd Kight, 30, dina Beach, March 31, shoplift- Storch, 28, went to Gerald The ex-wife stated in a police sequently fired a warning shot Appliance theft 96217 Long Island Place, ing, possession of a controlled Storch’s ex-wife’s house in interview that, during the scuf- at the feet of his ex-wife, and A Callahan resident reported Fernandina Beach, April 29, drug without a prescription.

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The following report was com- I John Raymond Bell III tence investigation was ordered pleaded not guilty to robbery within 1,000 feet of a church, with battery on a law enforce- piled by Angela Daughtry, News- pleaded not guilty to sale, deliv- and sentencing is set for June by sudden snatching, without business or school. ment officer, to the Department Leader staff, from the May 8 ery, purchase or manufacture 12. a weapon. I Dewayne Bernard of Children and Families. No court docket of Circuit Court of marijuana. I John Edward Darlington I Dustin Allen Griffith sub- Jackson pleaded not guilty to return court date is set at this Judge Robert M. Foster. I Brandi Lynn Blocker Jr. admitted to a violation of pro- mitted a written plea of not two counts of sale or delivery of time. pleaded guilty to altering, bation being served for grand guilty to possession of a con- cocaine. I Thomas Allen Lyons Jr. I Jessica Alford pleaded destroying or concealing evi- theft and adjudication was with- trolled substance without a pre- I Stephen Leroy Jackson II pleaded guilty to a total of nine guilty to two counts of child neg- dence in a procedural investi- held. He was sentenced to five scription, driving under the pleaded guilty to driving while counts of violation of probation lect, possession of less than 20 gation and driving while license months in Nassau County Jail influence, possession of less license suspended, habitual being served for three counts of grams of marijuana, possession suspended, revoked or canceled with credit for time served and than 20 grams of cannabis, no offender, and was adjudicated possession of cocaine with cita- of a controlled substance, pos- with knowledge, first convic- ordered to pay $737.42 in out- citation, and possession of con- guilty. He was sentenced to time tion, trespassing, criminal mis- session of methamphetamine tion, and was adjudicated guilty. standing costs. trolled substance parapherna- served in Nassau County Jail chief $200 or less, tampering or and driving while license sus- On the first count she was sen- I Edward Adolph Garcia Jr. lia. and ordered to pay $418 in fabricating with physical evi- pended or revoked and was tenced to time served in Nassau pleaded guilty to possession of I John Joseph Hamilton court costs, $150 to the Public dence and driving under the adjudicated guilty. She was sen- County Jail followed by 12 methamphetamine and adjudi- admitted to a violation of pro- Defender’s Office and $100 to influence of alcohol or drugs tenced to six months in Nassau months probation and must cation was withheld. He was not bation being served for pos- the State Attorney’s Office. and was adjudicated guilty. County Jail with credit for time enroll in a mental health pro- prosecuted on a charge of pos- session of less than 20 grams of I Cynthia Alexandrea Probation was revoked and ter- served, followed by two years of gram by May 14 and success- session of controlled substance cannabis, no citation, and pos- Jarrett submitted a written plea minated and he was sentenced drug offender probation with fully complete it. On the sec- paraphernalia. He was sen- session of a controlled sub- of not guilty to possession of to Community Control Level I the special conditions of no alco- ond count she was sentenced tenced to 18 months drug stance and was adjudicated cocaine, no citation, possession probation in each of three cases, hol, no un-prescribed drugs, to time served. She was ordered offender probation with random guilty. Probation was revoked of less than 20 grams of to run consecutively, ordered parenting classes, random uri- to pay $418 in court costs, $150 urinalysis and must have a drug and terminated and he was sen- cannabis, no citation, obstruct- to undergo random urinalysis nalysis, a mental health evalua- to the Public Defender’s Office evaluation within 60 days and tenced to 90 days in Nassau ing or opposing a police officer and to pay $3,154.30 in out- tion and compliance with a and $100 to the State Attorney’s follow up with any recom- County Jail with credit for time without violence, possession of standing costs. In a fourth case, Department of Children and Office. mended treatment. He was served. controlled substance parapher- Lyons pleaded guilty to sale or Families plan. She also much I Robert Edward Dancho ordered to pay $518 in court I Edward Jerome Hopkins nalia and disorderly intoxica- delivery of cocaine and was undergo a drug evaluation and pleaded guilty to aggravated costs and $100 to the State Jr. pleaded not guilty to two tion. adjudicated guilty. He was sen- follow up with any recom- assault domestic violence and Attorney’s Office. counts of sale, manufacture, pur- I The court committed mended treatment. domestic battery. A pre-sen- I Amanda Kay Godwin chase or delivery of cocaine Daryl Fernando Jones, charged COURT Continued on 11A BUSINESS CARD BILLBOARD

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HEATHER A. PERRY feelings and express them. It HEATHER A. PERRY News-Leader is also OK to have my opinion News-Leader and not be afraid to what people Teens have enough pres- will say about me. I’ve grown a Local author Jim Weinsier sures to deal with in their lot since coming to Alateen. I founded Nassau Youth Writers young lives without the added am glad I found the Alateen pro- Program after friends and stress of a parent, family mem- gram. Otherwise, I would still acquaintances around town ber or close friend with a drink- be in the middle of all the fight- that knew he had written chil- ing problem. ing.” dren’s books remarked they Alateen was created to help Facilitators and sponsors have a talented child and it’s a teens in this situation learn how see a marked improvement in shame there aren’t any writ- to deal with the effects of alco- the attitudes of the teens they ers’ groups around town for hol in their lives and families. SUBMITTED support. them. Part of the Al-Anon Family “Our common welfare “This is my second year “When I got to about the Groups, Alateen offers teens a should come first; person- being a sponsor for our Alateen fifth person, I thought we safe place to share, gain self- al progress for the greatest group. I became a sponsor could start something.” esteem and hope, and realize number depends upon because I was told getting busy The group offers young they’re not alone in their strug- unity,” from the 12 doing service in writers in grades 7-12 an gle. Traditions of Alateen. Alanon/Alateen would help me opportunity to sharpen their Teens work through their grow and experience new skills and develop their talents problems in a structured way, avenues to happiness. In every through instructional gather- finding courage and comfort say I felt lonely and angry that meeting I’ve attended, I can say ings held at 4:45 p.m. the first among their peers and group I had no one to turn to. But this has been true,” said one and third Tuesdays of each facilitators. being in Alateen, I feel like a sponsor. month at the Peck Center The group has an excep- new person. I absolutely fell in At the meetings, a teen picks Library. tionally beneficial impact on the love with Alateen.” a topic and all the teens share “I partnered with a petan- SUBMITTED their lives, report teens who Another teen, 17, said, their experience or thoughts que club friend and former his- Teens in the Nassau Youth Writers program wrote attend. “Before Alateen, all I could about it. tory teacher, Ms. Arlyse Finley Flips for Books in support of the Nassau County One 14-year-old girl who has remember about home was the “Something about the fact McDowell, and we went to all Library System and the Family Support Services been going to meetings for fighting. This happened so that others listen to the shar- the county high schools and library program. about six months said, “The often that I thought it was nor- ing without interrupting or middle schools promoting the reason why I am in Alateen is mal in every family. The fight- judging or trying to fix opportunity,” said Weinsier. Weinsier. of the Florida Writers Asso- because my mother and aunt ing made me emotionally numb each other helps us all find our Along the way, Colleen “Truthfully, these kids are ciation Northeast Florida recommended Alateen to me because I was so focused on paths to peace and even happi- Hodge, a librarian and teacher all great writers. It’s impres- Group, was one of the first to and I gave it a chance. I have an everyone else. When I can to ness.” at St. Michael Academy, joined sive. And they love getting speak to the students. Authors anger problem. I can honestly Alateen, I learned to feel my Trained adult facilitators them. together. They eat everything Bill Reynolds, Chuck Barrett, guide the teens through the Weinsier has high praise up. They’re like sponges.” Maggie DeVries and Teri structured 12-step support for Hodge and McDowell. The young writers pooled Grimm have also addressed I enjoyed Mothers Day weekend. We had dinner in CIAO'S BISTRO then group. There are no require- “When we switched meet- their talents to produce a chil- the group. strolled down Centre street. We ran into friends we had not seen in ments, other than having a rel- ing from Books Plus to the dren’s book, Finley Flips for Becoming members of the awhile and enjoyed all the downtown activity. Come by the coffee ative or friend who drinks too is on! Peck Center, Arlyse knew a lot Books, in support of the Nas- Northeast Florida Writers much. about the Peck Center so she sau County Library System Association has also given the DEERTRACKS For information contact the gave the kids a little history and Family Support Services teens an invaluable resource Alachua Club at 32 N. Third St., lesson and the we did a writing library program. to network with other writers. Our family is committed to serving yours! Call,come by or email us 261-3580. exercise. And Colleen adds a “They have a backpack pro- “They’re thrilled about it,” [email protected]. Repair,remodel or new construction. [email protected] Sales, service and installation for residential,commercial or industrial bridge between the ages gram where they give back- said Weinsier. needs. 24/7 emergency service. Showroom and counter sales open to because she’s 30ish so we packs to any pre-kindergarten Lacey Mickler is very you. have a lot of good elements in or kindergarten child who enthusiastic in her praise for Saturday place for the kids.” takes out a library card. The the group. DEERWALK meetings Critique sessions during backpacks are stuffed with “This group has grown a Unit open for lease call Andrea 277-3942 for information. Recovered meetings give members the pencils and other little things lot since the first meeting, and Resources Group, The Knotty Beader, The Blindman & Robin, Metabolic Alateen meetings are opportunity to get feedback and this book is in there, too. it has become a great way for Research Center, The Savory Market,VAPE-OUT, Jazzercize and Crumps on their work. It’s a coloring book so it gives me to share my work with Barbershop invite you to become part of their neighborhood! held at 34 N. Second “There are so many talent- the kids an activity.” other students, bat around St. every Saturday at ed kids out there that just need They wrote an article for ideas and get my name out a little guidance. Our program the News-Leader and were there in the writing world. I 11 a.m. at the Alachua affords the opportunity to invited to submit articles for am so thankful for my men- Club at 32 North Third express themselves, and share other publications as well. tors and my new writing 474390 E. S.R. 200 Street. For information their thoughts and ideas with Students enjoy special inter- friends.” Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 other kids with the same pas- active presentations by For information email nas- CFC 1426558 call 261-3580. sion – writing. We also talk authors, screenplay writers, [email protected] 277-3942 FL CFC 057478–GA MPR 006661 about resources for getting editors, publishers and other or write to P.O. Box 15812, their work published, writing professionals in the field. 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WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014 NEWS-LEADER / FERNANDINA BEACH, FLORIDA BLUE WATER SHOOTOUT

TERRY LACOSS/SPECIAL Billy McFadden, Adam Pepper, Tony Peeples, Blake Cantrell and Nick Cantrell, from left, with a big catch of Amelia Island blue water gamefish caught while fishing aboard the Play-N-Hooky. A big crowd gathered at the Fernandina Harbor Saturday to see the official weigh-in for the 14th annual Amelia Island Blue Water Tournament. Story and more photos, 2B. West Nassau’s Strong the MVP for all-county team AMANDA REAM Community Newspapers

LaTroy Strong Jr. began dribbling a basket- ball at an early age. “I’ve played since like I was able to walk,” the West Nassau senior said. “I just love it because all my family did it, my uncle, my granddad and my dad and I wanted to be like them.” He began playing on the Warrior varsity team as a sophomore and happily let team- mates lead the team in prior years. But that stopped this season. “This year he took a leadership role and became a strong presence in our basketball Camerin Hunter program,” Warrior Head Coach LaTroy Strong said. LaTroy became captain and learned to act as a role model. “It was hard, but at the same time I learned to be a leader as the season went on,” he said. “Coming from last year’s team and the year before, I hadn’t really seen how difficult it is to be a leader.” The Warriors were back-to-back district champions in 2012 and 2013, with former teammates Keith George and D.J. Roberts leading the team those years. Both were all- county team most valuable players and LaTroy’s leadership role this year brought him to the same title. He leads the all-county team as its MVP. “It’s been at West Nassau the last two years Connor Wetmore and I wasn’t about to let it go anywhere else,” LaTroy said. In the offseason he played travel ball for All-Nassau the Jacksonville Knicks for two seasons, earn- County ing a state title. At West Nassau this season, most valu- he earned an average of 23.5 points, 7.5 able player rebounds and 3.4 steals per game. for boys He racked up double-figure points in every basketball game except against Hilliard. is LaTroy During that game, the Flashes doubled the Strong Jr. defense on LaTroy and he scored his lowest of West points ever — 2. Nassau, in “Hilliard, that had to be the most defense I action, had seen my whole high school career,” above, and LaTroy said. “I could tell they did their home- with his work that game and were really prepared. I parents, have to respect that.” head coach In the past few seasons, the Warrior stu- LaTroy Jeff McGee V dent section has grown at games. Strong and “We really owe it to Hailey Wright, Josh Erica Young and the baseball team,” LaTroy said. Williams, “They really came out and supported us.” left, on sen- The Warriors finished the season 14-12. ior night. “We kind of struggled a little bit,” Strong The all- said. county The team lost several players prior to the team is start of the 2013-14 season. In addition to listed those who graduated, three players trans- below. ferred to University Christian and a fourth PHOTOS BY dropped out of school. The Warriors gained AMANDA REAM fellow all-county team member Camerin COMMUNITY Hunter through a transfer and still had Jeff NEWSPAPERS McGee, who is also on the all-county team. The difference between LaTroy and his teammates was he always had his father mak- ing the calls during games. The father-son duo found positives and negatives along the way. 2013-14 ALL-COUNTY BOYS BASKETBALL Phillip Smith “Coaching your son is an emotional roller coaster,” the elder Strong said. “You get an • LaTroy Strong Jr., senior ward, Yulee. Wetmore scored 305 and entered the Warrior court opportunity to see your child through major shooting guard, West Nassau. points for the Hornets, averaging strong, scoring an average of 15.4 successes ... but at the same time you have Strong leads the all-county team 12 points, 5 rebounds, an assist points per game with 4 assists, 2.9 your father-son disagreements and the com- as most valuable player with an and a steal per game. He scored a steals and a block per game. He petitive nature of the coach and player.” average per game of 23.5 points, career-high 29 points against was ranked second in District 4-4A Though most parents were in the stands, 7.5 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 3.4 Ribault. for assists and No. 10 in the north- like LaTroy’s mom, Erica Williams, he always steals. • Jeff McGee V, senior center, eastern region. had his father next to the court, focused on Strong also earns an average West Nassau. McGee averaged a • Adrian Akins, junior point the game. of two three-pointers per game double-double with 10.2 points and guard, Fernandina Beach. The “At times it was difficult — very difficult,” and was ranked third in the north- rebounds per game, along with 1.4 Pirate averaged 4.3 points, 2.4 he said. “You have to balance it out ... It’s eastern region for scoring. He was assists, a steal and 3 blocks per rebounds, 2.8 assists and 1.2 already a chip on your shoulder because the No. 1 in scoring for District 4-4A. game. At 6-foot-10, he recently steals. coach is your father, so you have to play hard • Phillip Smith, junior guard, accepted a scholarship to play Honorable mention: Dalton to be the best.” Hilliard. Smith averaged 12.3 basketball for Florida State College Bradley, Yulee; Alex Brown, LaTroy has made several college visits and points per game and had a game at Jacksonville. Kendall Harris, Jared Pauls, Jacob is weighing his options on where he will play high of 30 points against Yulee this • Camerin Hunter, senior point Spence, D.J. Wooten, Fernandina basketball next. The front-runners are Eckerd season. guard, West Nassau. Hunter trans- Beach; Robbie Hurst, Gunner College in St. Petersburg and Concordia • Connor Wetmore, senior for- ferred to WNHS his senior year Chaires, Josh Taylor, Hilliard. Adrian Akins University in Alabama. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

2B WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014 SPORTS News-Leader OUTDOORS

Mike Holland, Dwight Griffis, Joe Carter and Jordan Holland, from left, all fished aboard the Fishing Machine while tak- ing first-place honors dur- ing the 14th annual Amelia Island Blue Water Tournament, above left. Mike Yonn, Emily Manken, Spencer Ross, Johanna Mickler, Darla McCulough and David Hagins, from left, with the tournament’s largest dol- phin, weighing 46.16 pounds. All fished aboard the Punch Cup, above right. Bear Croft, Steve Barnhard, Louis Pucci and Mike Clough, from left, took second place with this catch of wahoo, tuna and dolphin while fishing aboard the Bear Caught, below left. Scott Thompson, John Hopkins, Branden Alison, Taylor Hopkins and Tandy Morton, from left, took third place while fishing aboard the Ella Cate, below right. Left, winners were, top row from left, Dwight Griffith, first place; Bear Croft, second; John Hopkins, third; Blake Cantrell, first place junior; Johanna Mickler, Darla McCulough and Emily Manken, first place lady angler. Allen Mills, bottom row, and John Adams headed up the event. PHOTOS BY TERRY LACOSS/SPECIAL

Fishing Machine wins blue water tourney leven blue water fish- blue marlin. and Marvin Lieninger organ- R-4 Navy tower.” second-place blackfin tuna youth angler honors with a ing teams departed Area blue ize the popular event, which Global Positioning Satel- weighing 12.74 pounds. 31.78-pound dolphin. Also Amelia Island at 4 water fisher- is staged at the Fernandina lites give mariners accurate Fishing Machine’s total points fishing aboard the Play-N- E a.m. Saturday, set- men each Harbor Marina. positioning of their fishing were 130. Hooky were Tony Peeples, ting a course for Northeast year organize “It was pretty rough with boat and, more importantly, “It was one of the roughest Bill McFadden and Adam Florida’s Continental Shelf, the annual seas, running from 3-5 feet,” navigates their fishing party blue water tournaments that Pepper. where water depths drop Amelia Bear Croft said. “We were get- to and from prime fishing des- we have fished in,” Griffis It was simply a team effort sharply from 180 feet to over Island Blue ting pretty wet due to the tinations. said. “However, the fishing for first place lady angler hon- a 1,000 feet in less than a Water whitecaps and 15- to 18-knot “We actually ended up hav- was excellent even with the ors with Johanna Mickler, mile. Tournament southeast winds and, to top it ing a pretty good day of blue rough seas while trolling a Darla McCulough and Emily The month of May typical- OUTDOORS that offers off, our GPS stopped working water trolling,” Croft said. combination of cedar plugs, Nanken weighing in a mas- ly produces prime blue water high compe- when were some 30 miles off- “We are very fortunate to plastics and ballyhoo.” sive 46.14-pound dolphin. fishing action for a variety of Terry Lacoss tition shore. We had no choice but have placed second in the Team Ella Cate finished in Capt. Spencer Ross cap- pelagic gamefish, including between to start fishing, which at the event while weighing in the third place with a total of 110 tained the Pirate Punch with dolphin, black fin tuna, wahoo local saltwater fishing teams. time we felt we were some- second-place tuna, second- points, which actually tied team members Mike Yonn and the occasional sailfish or Capt. Allen Mills, John Adams where southeast of Georgia’s place wahoo and a pair of nice team Bear Caught, but they and David Hagins also aboard dolphin. weighed in after Bear Caught. when the massive dolphin “While navigating back to Tournament rules state that, was landed. F B T Amelia Island without elec- in case of a tie, the first boat “It was really a lady team ERNANDINA EACH IDES tronics to guide us, we ended that weighs in is the winner. effort,” Ross said. “The big Tides, Sun & Moon: May 14-21, 2014 up a little north of the St. Team Ella Cate was cap- dolphin hit a Sea Witch and Marys inlet; then made it tained by John Hopkins with ballyhoo combination trolled Moonset 6:26A Low 2:55A1.79’ Sunrise 6:29A High 12:02A 9.04’ safely back to the Fernandina fishing team members Scott way back from an outrigger. It Harbor Marina.” Thompson, Michael Gowen, took the ladies 40 minutes to Wed. Sunrise 6:31A High 9:08A 8.13’ Sun. Moonset 10:13A Low 6:05A 1.50’ Full Moon 3:18P Low 2:55P 1.48’ High 12:29P 8.02’ Also fishing aboard the Danny Mortan, Taylor land the big bull dolphin that Sunset 8:12P Sunset 8:15P Bear Caught were Steve Hopkins and Brandon Alison. made numerous jumps and 5/14 High 9:32P 9.14’ 5/18 Low 6:09P1.49’ Moonrise 8:18P Barnhard, Louis Pucci and Their blue water catch includ- power runs.” High 12:56A 8.84’ Sunrise 6:31A Low 3:41A1.57’ Moonrise 12:07A Mike Clough. ed a first-place wahoo, weigh- “We stayed soaking wet Thur. Moonset 7:15A High 9:55A 8.15’ Mon. Sunrise 6:28A Low 6:59A 1.61’ Seasoned blue water ing 25.20 pounds, and a sec- the entire day,” Capt. Benny Sunset 8:13P Low 3:39P 1.30’ Moonset 11:18P High 1:25P 7.98’ angler Dwight Griffis cap- ond-place dolphin, weighing Hendrix said. “We ran out 5/15 Moonrise 9:20P High 10:20P 9.21’ 5/19 Sunset 8:16P Low 7:09P1.74’ tained Team Fishing Machine 36.14 pounds, for a total of some 30 miles, then trolled High 1:53A 8.59’ to yet to another first-place 110 points. the rest of the way to the 30- Sunrise 6:30A Low 4:26A1.45’ Moonrise 12:55A finish while weighing in a Blake Cantrell fished with fathom curve with seas run- Tues. Sunrise 6:28A Low 7:58A 1.69’ Fri. Moonset 8:10A High 10:44A 8.12’ first-place blackfin tuna, father Nick Cantrell aboard ning from 4-6 feet.” 5/16 Sunset 8:14P Low 4:26P 1.24’ 5/20 Moonset 12:22P High 2:24P 7.98’ weighing 13.28 pounds, and a the Play-N-Hooky, taking top Seasoned local charter Moonrise 10:19P High 11:10P 9.17’ Sunset 8:16P Low 8:14P1.97’ boat Hendrix fished aboard Moonrise 1:38A High 2:53A 8.34’ Sunrise 6:29A Low 5:14A1.43’ Michael Peeples’ sport fish- Sat. Moonset 9:10A Wed. Sunrise 6:27A Low 8:59A 1.70’ ing boat, the Ashley Dawn, High 11:36A 8.07’ Last Quarter 9:00A High 3:27P 8.04’ with James Razer, Ashley Sunset 8:14P Moonset 1:26P Low 5:16P 1.30’ 5/17 Moonrise 11:16P 5/21 Sunset 8:17P Low 9:22P2.11’ Peeples and Jasmine Tulloh. A large crowd gathered at Tide calculations are for Amelia River, Fernandina Beach. No corrections are necessary. Sun & Moon events are also calculated for Fernandina Beach, although actual times may vary because of land masses. the Fernandina Harbor Marina Saturday afternoon to enjoy the weigh-in and the $$ ANY excitement that blue water 1010 SYNTHETIC fishing offers. Many thanks to Mills, OFFOFF OIL CHANGE Adams and Lieninger for 904-277-6969 hosting the tournament. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014 SPORTS News-Leader 3B JAMBOREE SPORTS SHORTS YMCA summer sports Thursdays starting at 9 a.m. and Saturdays starting at 8:30 a.m. All rides start from Main The McArthur Family YMCA is now register- Beach. Park near the miniature golf course. ing for basketball, swim team, swim lessons Cyclists of all abilities are welcome. Riders and sports camps for the summer. For informa- of A (18-21), B (14-17), C (up to 14 mph) and S tion, contact Jenna Scott at jscott@first- (social ride, speed of the slowest rider in the coastymca.org or 261-1080, ext 109. group) all participate. The ride will be around 30 miles with rest stops along the way and Kids fishing clinic loops back to the starting point at around 10 The Florida Wildlife Commission will offer a miles before continuing on the remaining 20 kids fishing clinic at Fort Clinch State Park from miles of the route. Anyone who joins the group 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 31. Lunch will be provid- will not be left behind. Lunch is optional. ed. Visit www.MyFWC.com/fishing. There is also a regular ride Mondays for experienced road cyclists starting at 9 a.m. at various locations on Amelia Island and in Independence 5K Nassau County. The starting points and dis- On July 4, the Vida Race Series sixth annu- tances for these rides will be announced. al Independence 5K will take place at Omni Helmets and a bicycle in good working con- Amelia Island Plantation Resort. A favorite of dition are mandatory. Call 261-5160 or visit runners, participants can race, run or walk www.ameliaislandcycling. com, www.sports. through the shaded, tree-canopied resort. groups.yahoo.com/ group/sriders or Additionally, a one-mile Youth Fun Run will be www.nfbc.us. held immediately after the 5K is finished, so pint-size junior family members can join in the Bowling leagues fun. This year’s race will be chip timed. The courses will begin and end at the Omni A senior league bowling is offered at 9:30 Amelia Island Plantation Racquet Park parking a.m. Wednesdays at Nassau Bowling off US lot, next to the Verandah Restaurant at 6800 17 in Yulee. The group also meets for Christian First Coast Highway. league at 6 p.m. Thursdays. Check-in and day-of-registration is from 6:45-7:45 a.m. The races begin at 8 a.m. Youth Jaguars’ ticket renewal campaign Fun Run begins at 9 a.m. The Jacksonville Jaguars kicked off their SUBMITTED Awards will be given out to the top overall 2014 season ticket renewal campaign with an The newly-resurfaced Central Park courts were the site of a 10-and-under junior male and female and the top three male and all-new, innovative experience for their season tennis jamboree Saturday. Junior players were introduced to short court tennis by female winners in 14 age categories. All chil- ticket holders. With the launch of their digital e- Maharaj Tennis instructor Rod Gibson. Above, Gibson with juniors Avery dren in the fun run get an award for finishing. brochure allowing a seamless renewal Richardson and siblings Reese, Caden and Cael Kubatzke. Weekly tennis camps are Pre-register by mail (forms can be found on process, as well as new stadium renovations being offered at the Central Park courts for all ages, beginning May 27 and running AmeliaIslandRunners.com); in person (forms providing five new exciting seating options and through the summer. Email [email protected] for schedule information or are available at the Omni Amelia Island the season ticket holder rewards program Jags contact the parks and recreation office. Tennis Thanks The Troops Round Robin will Plantation Health & Fitness Center and the 365, this year’s fan experience will provide a once again be offered by Maharaj Tennis and Cliff Drysdale Tennis from 11 a.m. to McArthur Family YMCA); or register directly whole new level of service and excitement. 12:30 p.m. May 24 at Omni Amelia Island Plantation Racket Park. Email online at Active.com. Visit www.jaguars.com for information. [email protected] for further information on the events. Cost is $25 per adult; $15 per child (12 and under). Make checks out to Vida Fitness. Pre- registration closes July 3 at 9 a.m. Day-of reg- Sailing Club meets istration checks and cash only will be accept- The Amelia Island Sailing Club meets the ed. All pre-registered participants receive a first Tuesday at the Kraft Athletic Club at Ten Wiest crowned Queen of Clubs goody bag, which will include one race T-shirt Acres. Social hour at 6:30 p.m., meeting at and surprises from race sponsors. 7:30 p.m. Kate Wiest was crowned the Queen of Contact Commodore Roger Henderson at Clubs for the month of May at The Golf Club GOLF NEWS Organized bike rides (904) 624-2711 or commodore@ameliaisland- of Amelia Island ladies 18-hole group. She sailing.org or visit www.ameliaislandsailing.org shot a net 73. There are organized bicycle rides for information. Wiest joins eight other minus 1) and Thom Gray (95, minus 5). monthly queens who will Larry Griner (94, plus 2), Bill Abee (88, plus compete today in the annual 1), Mark Pierson (100, even) and Charlie JUNIOR CAMPS Queen Shootout to deter- Benefield (96, minus 2) tied for fourth with mine the overall queen for the team of Hudgins, Bill McKeown (99, plus the year. 1), John LaFear (83, minus 3) and Sammy June 2-6 for ages 6-15. The be provided for practice. Pirate basketball Alvarez (85, minus 4). camp will be held at the For information, call the Friday brought a fewer players but Paul Coach Matt Schreiber and Fernandina Beach High pro shop at 277-5907, email Men’s blitz Hensler (92, plus 8) was the top guy. Second his players and coaches will School Baseball Complex [email protected] or Weist Fifty-two players showed was Harry Gibbs (88, plus 6) and tied for host the annual Pirate from 9 a.m. until noon. visit OakMarshOceanLinks. for last Wednesday’s Blitz at third at plus 5 were Larry Luett (79) and Lind Basketball Camp from 9 a.m. Registration will be June 2 com. the Fernandina Beach Golf Club with Larry Swenson (84). to noon June 9-12 in the starting at 8:15 a.m. McCorkle (80, plus 9) taking first place indi- Hensler, Larry McCorkle (83, plus 4), Fernandina Beach High Camp cost is $85 and Yulee cheer camp vidual. Two players tied for at plus 7 — Hydie Peterson (76, plus 1) and Jeff School gym for boys and girls includes the camp T-shirt. The Yulee Cheer Camp for Ronnie Boatright (75) and Jerry Hudgins Humphrey (86, minus 1) tied for first place entering grades 2-9 next year. Information and applications beginners and experienced (87). with Gibbs, Sammy Alvarez (81, plus 3), Allen Camp fee is $80. Register may be found at www.fernan- cheerleaders ages 5-15 will First-place team included Brauda, Jim Elfeterion (80, plus 2) and Bob Dorsey (86, from 8:30-8:55 a.m. on the dinahigh.com/sports/baseball be held from 6-8 p.m. July 14- Pierce (87, plus 2), Lee Murray (83, plus 1) plus 1). first day of camp. or at the school office. 15 at the Yulee Sports and Price Poole (78, minus 1). Second went Luett, Larry Brauda (83, even), Ron Camp objectives are to Call 261-5713 or Coach Complex. For details, visit to Michael Kaufman (86, plus 4), Ron Therriault (89, even) and Rich Vredenburgh improve each camper’s skill Roland at 556-1163 for infor- www.yaahornets.com or call Therriault (88, plus 3), Jim McFarland (97, (89, minus 1) tied for third place with the level; to enhance each mation. camper’s knowledge of the Kelly Dikun at (904) 477-6692 plus 1) and Chuck Helenbrook (99, minus 5). team of Bill Jones (86, plus 4), Freelon Pate game; and to teach each or Tammy Peacock at (404) Third was captured by McCorkle, Mike (90, plus 3), Lew Akins (99, even) and Tom camper the importance of Cheerleading 402-9173. Murphy (90, minus 1), Ben Forehand (90, Wurtz (91, minus 3). good sportsmanship. D.M. Roland’s Cheer For information, contact Camp will be held June 2-6 in Schreiber at (904) 635-2612. Building 22 at Fernandina Beach High School, behind Boys & Girls Clubs the middle school. Boys & Girls Clubs of Preschoolers ages 3-4 will Nassau County is offering a attend from 9-11 a.m. and the basketball camp to be held at cost is $70. School-age chil- the Miller Freedom Club on dren go from 9 a.m. to noon Old Nassauville Road. and the cost is $80, cash only. Boys and girls in grades 2- Register first day of camp at 9 with a minimum of one sea- 8:30 a.m. son experience playing on an organized basketball team Donovin Darius football may register at either local A two-day football camp, club beginning Monday. directed by former all pro NFL The camp will run from 9 player Donovin Darius will be a.m. to noon daily under the ehld from 6-8 p.m. July 14-15 leadership of Jacob Nantz, for ages 5-14 at the Yulee basketball coach at Fernan- Sports Complex. Register dina Beach High School. online at dariusnextleveltrain- Registration fee is $40 but ing.com or call (904) 290- registration will close after the 3320 for information. first 40 players apply. The club will also offer a summer camp for ages 6-18. Golf at Omni Arts, sports, technology lab, Omni Amelia Island field trips and special projects Plantation will hold a Junior will be capped by the annual Golf Academy summer series summer carnival. with six weekly sessions avail- This camp is offered at the able for children ages 8-17, Nassauville location and in who will have the opportunity Fernandina Beach on Lime to work with professional Street. coaches to improve their golf Visit either club or call 261- skills. 1075 or 491-9102. Sessions are June 3-6, June 17-20, July 1-4, July 29- Volleyball Aug. 1, Aug. 12-15 and Aug. Fernandina Beach High 26-29. Cost is $200 per week, School will be hosting an $75 per individual day. annual summer volleyball Camp runs from 9:30 a.m. camp from 9-11 a.m. June 2-4 to 12:30 p.m. Campers will for upcoming fourth-eighth work on full swing and short graders at the FBHS gym. game with on-course playing Registration will be at 8:30 and video analysis. Snacks a.m. in the gym lobby on the will be provided. Miniature first day of camp. putt championship challenge Cost is $45 and includes a on the final day. Hat and shirts camp T-shirt. Checks should are provided for campers. be made payable to Nassau Students may bring their County School Board. own clubs but clubs will be provided. Students walk the course; a lightweight carry Pirate baseball bag is required. Students The 32nd annual Pirate must bring their own golf balls Baseball Camp will be held for the course; range balls will HOMELESSHOMELESS ANIMALANIMALSS ... THEY’RE DYING FOR A 2ND CHANCE. Adopt A Companion Today. 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WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014 PAGE 4B NEWS-LEADER / FERNANDINA BEACH, FL A good hair day makes all the difference

Some of us are never happy with our smells and happy chatter bring me to a lot of love going around too – conversa- great haircut and she has the magic hair. Too long. Too short. To straight. Too happier state. You may see a gentleman tions always include a genuine sharing of touch. The process begins – usually a trip curly. Too many “bad hair days.” So we all or two, but make no mistake, chicks rule. concerns about friends, family and neigh- to the sink and the wonderfully relaxing dream of “good hair days” – somehow hit- As I walk through the salon, soft circles of bors who have suffered some tragedy or shampoo – gentle hands massage sham- ting the perfect balance – the right color, chatter bubble up around the room. Arms illness. poo into the hair and then cool water the right amount, the right curliness or wave and magazines are traded as every- Upon arrival I stop to grab favorite washes the soap down the drain and then straightness, right length, etc. When mov- one catches up on the latest gossip from magazines that I love to read, but back to the “chair.” Many artful clips later, ing to a new place it is more important to Hollywood. do not subscribe to – hurrying through a blow dry and I look back at a much hap- find the right beauty shop than a plumber Want to know what is really happening so I finish before my turn comes. pier woman. We have managed to catch or electrician. When I first moved to in the community? Important things like When called I settle into Nancy’s chair, up as she does her magic and before I FROM Amelia Island I shamelessly stopped peo- new stores or restaurants, who is getting looking into the mirror and at my know it I have a spiffy new haircut and THE ple on the street asking who had cut their a divorce, who is sick or has just died? hair trying to describe my dreams and feel reenergized and ready to face the PORCH hair. I found Nancy and have been hers Just get your hair done. As conversations wishes. Occasionally I will force a world. for nearly 20 years! develop around the shop, often a question picture of a desired haircut into her To receive her weekly newsletter or get I love my beauty shop, or should I say will come up from one “station” and a hands. Then reality sets in. Nancy then information about her books including her Dickie salon. No matter how dreary the weather voice from another “station” chimes in. tells me what I really need and what she four From the Porch books contact Dickie Anderson or dark my mood – the bright light, clean The chatter is not just gossip, there is a is going to do. In my case, the key is a at [email protected]

Torch Run Nassau County Sheriff’s Office employees partici- pated in the 2014 Law Enforcement Torch Run April 1, starting at West Nassau High School in Callahan and finishing at Callahan Bar-b-q. West Nassau High School JROTC joined in, along with the Special Olympic athletes. The WNHS band played to start the run and WNHS cheerleaders encouraged the runners to finish strong. Afterwards, Callahan Bar-b-q gave each runner a bottle of water, a bag of chips and cookies. The “Flame of Hope” torch is carried by officers in a 1,500-mile relay around the state. This year more than 3,000 law enforce- ment officers representing 300 agencies are partici- pating as the torch makes its way through 60 coun- ties before it is delivered to the opening ceremonies of the State Summer Games at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex on Friday. SUBMITTED PHOTOS Pirate Playground opens Officer of Year Aaron Morgan, who spearheaded the drive to Recently, the Fernandina fund the new Pirate Beach Rotary Club wel- Playground, a 100 per- comed 2013 Fernandina cent accessible play- Beach Police Officer of ground behind the the Year Christina Smith, Atlantic Avenue receiving a plaque from Recreation Center, cuts Club President Shannon the ribbon at the official Brown expressing appre- opening ceremony on ciation for her outstand- Friday along with city ing work, right. Chief Jim officials and 8 Flags Hurley said Smith’s dedi- Playscapes board mem- cation and commitment bers, above. Top, resi- to the police department dents explore the area, and the community made which has a pirate ship, her worthy of this honor. buildings reminiscent of Hurley also gave his the Fernandina Beach annual Fernandina Beach historic district and lots Police Department of interactive areas for update. A highlight was children of all abilities. the launch of the FBPD’s Left, Morgan’s daughter new Facebook page – reads a special poem another way of reaching during the ceremony. out to the community, PHOTOS BY ROBERT FIEGE according to the chief. He NEWS-LEADER spoke about several PHOTO BY MELANIE FERREIRA/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER issues of concern, includ- ing the increase in synthetic drugs available to teenagers, a rise in the number of homeless in the area and problems with illegal sales of prescription drugs. However, he also noted that in 2013 the city enjoyed the lowest crime rate ever recorded even though he continues his goal to reduce the budget and rely on grants and other resources to fund the department.

Aviation history Friends of Fernandina Aviation recently dedicated a plaque com- memorating the history of Fernandina Beach Airport as a World War II Navy Fighter Training Base flying the F4U Corsair known ANGELA DAUGHTRY/NEWS-LEADER as the “Whistling Death.” Pictured Municipal Clerks’ Week are project offi- Mayor Ed Boner reads a proclamation naming the week of May 4-10 as Municipal cers Paul Griffin Clerks’ Week as City Clerk Caroline Best stands by to accept the proclamation during and Lew Eason. the April 15 city commission meeting. SUBMITTED

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014 AROUND TOWN News-Leader 5B ‘OLIVER!’ LITERARY NASSAU COUNTY ANIMAL SERVICES This beautiful dog’s name LEANINGS is Pear. He is a two-year-old white Siberian Board meeting Husky/Shepherd mix. He The Nassau County weighs 60 pounds and is Library Advisory Board will heartworm negative. Pear is a meet May 20 from 3-5 p.m. at very loving and smart dog. the Bryceville branch library, He came in as a stray but he 7280 Motes Road, Bryceville. knows some commands so he The public is invited to attend. must have been owned at Persons with disabilities some point. He has been with requiring accommodations in us since April 4 but he says order to participate should he is ready for that special Nassau County Animal contact the library at 277- family of his own. Pear’s Services, 86078 License Road, 7365, or the Florida Relay adoption fee of $50 includes Yulee, 491-7440, Tuesday Service at 1-800-955-8771, at his neuter appointment, a through Friday 11 a.m. to 4 least five days in advance. one-year rabies vaccine, a p.m., Saturdays 11 a.m. to micro-chip and his boosters. 3:30 p.m. and closed Sundays Berry to visit To see him in person, come to and Mondays. New York Times best-sell- ing author Steve Berry will speak and sign copies of his newest book, The Lincoln CATS ANGELS Myth, on June 9 from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Golf Club of Amelia, sponsored by Books Plus. The book, a Cotton Malone adventure involving a flaw in the U.S. Constitution, a mystery about Abraham Lincoln and a political issue SUBMITTED that’s as explosive as it is time- Are you hungry for some “Food, Glorious Food?” “Consider Yourself” a part of ly, will be available at Books our audience and get your tickets for “Oliver!” – a Nassau County community pro- Plus on South Eighth Street duction of 140 students and adults to benefit Communities in Schools. This pro- on May 20 for purchase and duction, directed by Judy Tipton, is sure to “Oom Pah Pah” its way into your take to the event for signing. heart. Performances are Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday For information call 261-0303. at 2 p.m., in the auditorium at Fernandina Beach Middle School. Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for students. Purchase tickets in advance at FBMS or Amelia FOL Book Club Awards at 817 S. Eighth St. Friends of the Library Book Club meets the second Thursday of each month at 7 Felicity is a sweet-natured, p.m. in the parlor of St. Peter’s friendly cat and has been a Episcopal Church. FASHION FANTASY 2014 loving mom to three kittens. Moderators are Norman and The kittens – 2 boys and a girl Marilyn Wesley. Reading – all have blue eyes and white selections are: June 12: The fur. Each has a different Ginseng Hunter by Jeff smudge of dark fur on top of Talerigo; July 10: Dodsworth their heads. This trio of furry by Sinclair Lewis; Aug. 14: The babies is playful, curious and Book Thief by Markus Zusak; friendly. Felicity and her kit- Sept. 11: Out Stealing Horses tens are looking for their for- by Per Petterson; Oct. 9: The ever homes. Felicity has Good Soldier by Ford Madox short black and white fur and Ford; Nov. 13: Balzac and the a pink nose. She has been Little Chinese Seamstress by tested, spayed, vaccinated Daj Sijie and Ina Rilke; Dec. and micro-chipped. After their 11: The Baby Boom by P.J. spay/neuter in a couple O’Rourke; Jan. 8: The Round weeks, the kittens will be fully The Thrift Store at Cats House by Louise Erdrich; and vaccinated, micro-chipped Angels also needs your gener- Feb. 12: The Dinner by and ready for a new family. ous donations. It accepts all Herman Koch. Cats Angels has amazing items in clean working condi- cats in all shapes, sizes, ages tion except older model TV’s, Summer program and colors just waiting to be computers or clothing. The The Book Loft, 214 Centre your great pet. All have been cats appreciate dry cat food St., Fernandina Beach, will tested, spayed or neutered, and litter donations. Recycle hold the “Dare to Dream...” are current on all vaccina- bins for aluminum and cat summer program for ages 6- tions, receive regular well- food cans are located at the 11, June 16-July 26. Do you ness care, monthly flea treat- back of the parking lot. Read ever daydream? Books can ments and are micro-chipped. more about the Spay/Neuter, take us to places we have Read more at www.catsan- TNR and Adoption Programs never been or allow us to gels.com. Cats Angels Thrift at www.catsangels.com. imagine things differently Store/Adoption Center at 709 Please take advantage of than they really are. A lineup SUBMITTED S. Eighth St. is open Monday the free spay/neuter services of authors, illustrators and Seven of the Fashion Fantasy youth modeling troupe appearing in “An Evening through Saturday from 11 available to all Nassau County presenters will inspire kids to of Elegance” include Ciara Rios, from left, Amari Holcey, Ja’Mere Young, Emiyah a.m.-5 p.m. or call 321-2267. residents and the free trans- be creative. All programs Strange, Casstian Mote, Vera McWhite and Maya Turner. Volunteers are always needed port from Yulee and Callahan. begin at 4 p.m. Call 261-8991 Fashion Fantasy will host “An Evening of Elegance” featuring the latest in this for cat care or retail sales. Don’t wait, call First Coast No or stop at the shop to register. season’s casual, sportswear and formal attire modeled by community youth. The Please call, stop by to sign up More Homeless Pets at (904) There is a $20 fee for the show, at 3 p.m., May 31, inside the Ashley Auditorium of the Peck Center, 530 or download the Volunteer 425-0005 to make an appoint- two-part “Dare to Dream... South 10th St. in Fernandina Beach, will benefit the Peck High School Library. Application from the website. ment. You can also call Cats About Nature” program, due Emma Noble, coordinator and executive producers, Peggy McPherson, executive Cats Angels is having a big Angels at 321-2267 for infor- at registration. A $2/partici- commentator and Elaine Roberts are presenting the program. Garage Sale May 17 from 9 mation or help with pant donation is suggested for a.m.- 1 p.m. with bargains on feral/community cats. Spay all other programs. Seats are household items, decorations, and neuter – the responsible limited to 10 at “About books, furniture and more. solution. Nature” and 20 at all other PET PROJECTS programs. Walk-ins will be accepted if seats are available. Cheese & Unwhine shelter on Amelia Island. memorial for a beloved pet, NASSAU HUMANE SOCIETY June 16 is “...About friend or family member. All Magical Creatures” with illus- RAIN is back with the Adopt a Cat Month funds will help to build the trator Mark Wayne Adams third Cheese and Unwhine Visit with the Cats new shelter. The goal is 100 who will demonstrate how he Wednesday, today from 10 Angels Kitties every Sunday bricks by June 20 – 100 creates magical creatures for a.m.-4 p.m. at the RAIN in June at Cats Angels bricks in 100 days. For his books. Participants will Humane Society Thrift Store Adoption Center, 709 S. details visit NassauHumane get a chance to create, too. in the Harris Teeter Eighth St., from noon til 3 Society.com. June 21 is “... About Nature: Shopping Center. Enjoy p.m. Make a Difference” Part 1. refreshments and look over The goal of Cats Angels Balls needed Wild Amelia members will the deals in the store. All is to find forever homes for Summer is almost here, help kids create lap-books proceeds go to help the ani- many of its cats during and the dogs at RAIN about wildlife on Amelia mals of RAIN. National Adopt a Cat Month. Humane Society are looking Island. Complete the home- Every Sunday in June Cats forward to long extended work assignment and bring it Garage sale Angels will hold special play with their tennis balls. to Part 2 for a book discount. Cats Angels will hold a incentives at its Adoption RAIN thanks everyone who June 28 is “...About the Garage Sale on May 17 from Center to those who qualify donated tennis balls to the Marky Bark (formerly like a diva, she actually has a Past.” Jane Wood, author of 9 a.m.-1 p.m at 709 S. Eighth and are able to properly care dogs over the past couple of known as Marky Mark) is sweet personality. She’s Adventures on Amelia Island, St. Choose from household for the kitties. years and invites you to black and white and lovable all spayed and declawed on her will share pirate stories and items and decorations, furni- • Senior Citizens Sunday keep them coming. Drop over! He’s a laid-back bulldog front paws. We are having help make pirate posters. The ture, books and more. They – All senior citizens will be your used tennis balls off at mix, about 2 years old, with a some dental work done on Amelia Island Museum of will be bargaining to move able to adopt a cat over 5 the RAIN Thrift Shop, locat- wonderful personality. And her, and it would be wonderful History is also scheduled to merchandise. Don’t forget years of age at a very special ed in the Harris Teeter here’s great news – this if you could take her home make an appearance. July 12 your aluminum cans for the adoption rate every Sunday shopping center, Tuesday- month NHS has reduced the and let her rest up in a nice, is “...About Going on a Safari.” recycle bin. Visit www.cat- in June. Saturday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. adoption rate for black or quiet home instead of a shel- Take an imaginary safari with sangels.com. • Vet Recommendation black-and-white dogs and cats ter with lots of other cats author Patsy Smith Roberts. Sunday – Does your vet Free spay/neuters by 50 percent! Marky has a around. We think she proba- What animals will you see ‘Taste and Toast’ think you are a good pet Free spay/neuter surger- gorgeous white coat with bly got the name “Snoops” along the way? July 14 is The Nassau Humane owner by having regular vis- ies are available through a black markings that range from being inquisitive as a kit- “...About Making Your Own Society’s “Taste and Toast” its and keeping your pet cur- PetSmart Charities grant for from big spots to little freck- ten, but now that she’s about 5 Comics.” Graphic novel writer event will be held May 17 rent on vaccinations? If you all owned dogs, cats and les, and soulful brown eyes. or 6 years old, she’s much and illustrator Josh Ulrich will from 7-9 p.m. in the court- bring your veterinarian’s feral cats in Nassau County. He’s accustomed to living with happier with a quiet lifestyle demonstrate how to build a 4- yard of the Florida House recommendation, you can The only fee is if your pet people who loved him, but and giving you lots of affec- panel story. Take a shot at Inn, 22 S. Third St. Tickets qualify for a special adoption does not have a current they couldn’t keep him tion. She purrs when you pet drawing your own. are $50 at www.nassauhu- rate every Sunday in June. license tag, which is $10. because of landlord issues, her and wants all the love you July 19 is “...About Nature: manesociety.com, the • Adopt Another Cats Call First Coast No More not because of anything can give! You can see pictures Make a Difference” Part 2. Second Chance Store on Angels Kitty Sunday – Folks Homeless Pets at (904) 425- Marky did wrong. He’s fully and videos of our adoptable Learn even more about what South 14th Street and at the who already have a Cats 0005 to make an appoint- grown at about 41 pounds, so dogs and cats at our website, you can do to help Mother NHS Dog Park on Airport Angels Kitty can adopt ment. All cats will have a he’s a fine size for a house NassauHumaneSociety.com. Nature. Bring your lapbook Road. For information con- another furry family mem- spay/neuter surgery and dog. He’s heartworm-negative We’re having a special from Part 1 and share what tact Kelly Monti at volun- ber at a special adoption rate rabies shot. Feral cats (arriv- and already neutered. He adoption promotion this you discovered. July 26 is teer@nassauhumanesoci- every Sunday in June. ing in a humane trap) will loves affection and he likes to month, focused on helping “...About a World You Create.” ety.com or call 491-1511. All Cats Angels kitties also receive an FVRCP shot. keep a clean kennel and do black or black-and-white ani- Michael Regina will explain Nassau Humane Society have been spayed/neutered, Pet cats can receive an his business outside, so we mals find forever homes! his process for creating and is partnering with over 15 tested for feline Aids and FVRCP and flea/worming think he’s housetrained. He Nearly 200 partners with Best telling stories and then guide local restaurants for this feline leukemia, micro- treatment for $5 each. If you will chase toys and return Friends Animal Society are the group in developing a fundraiser that pairs food chipped, receive regular need a trap, assistance with them to you, and very gently participating in this “Back in story together. with a fine selection of wine wellness examinations, feral cats or add-ons, call picks them up – almost as if Black” event. At the Nassau or beer. Chefs will prepare monthly flea treatments and Cats Angels at 321-2267. he doesn’t want to hurt them. Humane Society, we’re offer- Peck library an item and pair it with a worming and ear mite con- Free transport is offered Marky needs a forever home ing 50 percent off adoption The Peck Center Library wine or beer. In an adjoining trol as needed. from Petco on A1A in Yulee where he can feel loved. prices for black or black-and- on South 11th and Elm streets courtyard visit with furry Wednesdays at 7 a.m. and Mrs. Snoops is an amazing white cats and dogs during is open to the public on friends from the shelter. Brick drive from Callahan Tuesdays at 7 beauty, and very affectionate May. Our adoption center at Monday, Wednesday and Special guest Nick Nassau Humane Society, a.m. at Walgreens, corner of too! She’s a long-haired tor- 671 Airport Road is open Friday from 3-5 p.m. Drop by Loren will host a live 671 Airport Road, A1A and US 301. Call (904) toiseshell who’s accustomed Tuesday-Friday, 11:30 a.m.-5 and see all the books avail- auction of gift baskets and Fernandina Beach, is hold- 425-0005 to reserve a spot to living with people, but p.m., Saturdays 11 a.m.-4 p.m. able. Volunteers are there to Dan Voll and Michele will ing a fundraiser to complete and for instructions on unfortunately they couldn’t and Sundays 11 a.m.-3 p.m. help. For more information provide music. All funds its new shelter. Donate $100 preparing your animal for keep her any more. Her luxu- Call 321-1647 or email call Mrs. Charles Albert at raised will support the ani- for an engraved brick as a surgery, post-op care and rious coat is super-soft for pet- [email protected]. Please 261-4113. mal rescue and adoption gift, or as an honorarium or return pick-up times. ting, and while she might look come see these beautiful pets!

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6B WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014 AROUND TOWN News-Leader

Ride into History PEOPLE &PLACES SpringFest concerts The 15th annual Riding Into History takes place May 16-17 at World Golf Village The Amelia Island Chamber Music credit. Anton Nel, winner of the 1987 and includes a Concours SPECIAL EVENTS concert is free and open to the Festival’s SpringFest audiences will hear the Naumburg International Piano Competition d’Elegance, historic ride, public. sounds of internationally renowned artists in at Carnegie Hall, has enjoyed a four-decade grand marshal’s dinner and mid-May. career that has taken him to North and South charity ride. Grand Marshal is ‘Oliver!’ Let Freedom Ring Members of the former Guarneri String America, Europe, Asia and South Africa, his Dave Despain and featuring “Oliver!” tickets are on sale ARIAS will host its special Quartet perform at 7:30 p.m. May 16 at St. native country. An acclaimed Beethoven inter- American Iron. For details call at Fernandina Beach Middle Memorial Day weekend con- Peter’s Episcopal Parish, with a reception to fol- preter, he has performed the concerto cycle (904) 677-9452 or visit School in the main office and cert, presented by the low. The Guarneri circled the globe countless several times. There will be a 7:30 p.m. post- RidingIntoHistory.org. at Amelia Awards, 817 S. Jacksonville Symphony times since its founding in 1964, playing in concert dinner at España, 22 S. Fourth St., ACT auditions Eighth St. Cost is $15 for Orchestra, on May 22. The the world’s most prestigious halls. The Amelia Fernandina Beach. Reservations recom- adults and $10 for students. program features a mix of Island Chamber Music Festival was proud to mended. Amelia Community Performances are May 15, 16 Broadway medleys, movie host the Guarneri when they performed their Upcoming SpringFest performances, which Theatre will hold auditions for and 17 at 7:30 p.m. and music, light classics and stir- final concert in 2009. run through June 1, include violinist Susie “Bingo, the Winning Musical” Sunday, May 18, at 2 p.m. ring pieces associated with Anne Akiko Meyers and Anton Nel will Park of the Grammy-nominated Eroica Trio as at 4:30 p.m. May 17 at 207 With a community cast of over Memorial Day. perform May 18 at 5 p.m. Meyers is one of well as a trio of “violin divas,” including Sarah Cedar St. Six women and one 140 from ages 6-65, perform- This year ARIAS is subsi- today’s most sought-after violinists. Regularly Charness on her hot pink, six-string electric man are needed for the cast ances will sell out fast. This dizing the concert so school- performing as guest soloist with the world’s violin. of this musical comedy direct- production, directed by Judy children of Nassau County most prestigious orchestras, she is a top-sell- For tickets and complete information visit ed by Jennifer Webber, with Tipton, will benefit may attend. Admission is $5 ing recording artist with 28 albums to her www.aicmf.com or call 261-1779. Diane Demeranville as musi- Communities in Schools of per child under age 18 and cal director. Performances are Nassau County. $15 adults. The concert on the main stage in August. Mad Cowford begins at 7 p.m. (doors open cruise. Tickets are $28 per The American Legion Learn how lifestyle Please prepare a one- at 6:30) at First Baptist person. The Saturday event is Auxiliary holds a dinner the changes, nutritional modifica- minute solo and bring sheet Fernandina Little Theatre, Church, 1600 S. Eighth St., a full dinner with a DJ and second Saturday of each tions and intestinal cleansing music for the accompanist. 1014 Beech St., welcomes Fernandina Beach. dancing at The Woman’s month at the Post. Donation is can lead to vibrant health. Call Dress comfortably for the back Mad Cowford, Tickets are on sale at The Club. Tickets are $60 per per- $8 for a pork loin dinner with 277-3158 or visit www.nas- movement portion of auditions Jacksonville’s premiere improv Book Loft; Front & Center; son until June 1. Please mail two vegetable sides and sauhealthfoods.net. and be prepared to read from group, to Fernandina for one Fernandina Beach deposits of $25 per person bread. Call 261-7900 for infor- Alzheimer’s support the script. Plot and character show only, May 17 at 7:30 Convention and Visitors made payable to FBHS Class mation. descriptions are on the audi- p.m. Anyone who has spent an Bureau; The Golf Club of of 1984 to Teresa Wilson, P.O. Laptop class The Alzheimer’s Caregiver tion page at www.ameliacom- evening with this wacky troupe Amelia Island; and Box 16913, Fernandina Support Group for Nassau munitytheatre.org. For infor- of gifted performers will testify Fernandina Beach Golf Club. Beach, FL 32035. A Beginner Laptop County meets the third mation or to check out a to their talent and creativity – Tickets also may be pur- • • • Workshop will be held in May Thursday each month. The script, call 261-6749 or email many laughs are in store! chased at the door. The Fernandina Beach at the Council On Aging East May meeting will be held at [email protected]. Tickets are $7, and are avail- Questions, call 321-4174. High School Class of 1979 will Nassau, 1367 South 18th St., the Council on Aging of Fish-to-Table event able in advance at The UPS THIS WEEK hold its 35th reunion June 27- Fernandina Beach for people Nassau County, Thursday, Store. 29, with the theme: Pirates interested in learning the May 15 from 2:30-4 p.m. This The Omni Amelia Island Family concert Reunions Midsummer Dream. Cost is basics of their computers. Jan meeting is open to the public Plantation is hosting six $25 per person and $40 per Cote-Merow, Computer and everyone who has an renowned chefs to participate The Nassau Community FBHS Class of 1974 will couple. Additional details will Coach, is the instructor. She interest is invited. For informa- in a culinary challenge event Band will perform a concert hold its 40-year class reunion soon be available. Send has been teaching private and tion call Debra Dombkowski at benefiting the James Beard the whole family will enjoy on on June 12, 13, 14. June 12 check or money order to group computer lessons on 261-0701, ext. 113. Foundation. The chefs will May 18 from 6-7:30 p.m. in at Putt-Putt, 7 p.m. June 13 Class of 1979 35th year Amelia Island for 10 years. FBHS SAC meeting compete in a three-prong Memorial United Methodist private dining at Fernandina Reunion, P.O. Box 16234, The cost of each session is a challenge: catch the fish dur- Church’s Maxwell Hall, north Golf Club, 6:30-10 p.m. Cost Fernandina Beach, FL 32034. donation of $10 to Council on The School Advisory ing a fishing excursion, cook of the church, 601 Centre St., is $35 per person and $65 per Bingo Thursdays Aging, a 501(c)3 not-for-profit Council of Fernandina Beach the fish for guests who will downtown Fernandina Beach. couple, payable by June 1. charity. Call Jan at 583-2870 High School will meet May 15 vote on their favorite dishes at Special guests will include Send to Marie Brown/2037 The public is invited to play for dates and registration at 3:30 p.m. in the main office the evening event, and finally musicians from the Emma Friendly Road/Fernandina bingo every Thursday at the information. conference room. For any divide into two teams and Love Hardee Elementary Beach/32034 June 14 at Surf Legion, 626 S. Third St., Guest artist questions and/or concerns, receive a mystery ingredient Band. Admission is free. Restaurant 7 p.m. until ? For Fernandina Beach, in the contact Assistant Principal to cook with during the event. Enjoy jazzy tunes perfect more information contact large smoke-free meeting hall. The Plantation Artists’ Spencer G. Lodree at 261- The winning team will be for dancing, selections from [email protected] Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and Guild and Gallery will feature 5713. determined by a ballot vote. children’s classic movies and et, Nancy at early bird games start at 6:05 the works of guest artist Men’s Newcomers The event will be held May 17 songs for everyone. Learn [email protected] or p.m., with regular play begin- Susan Hitchcock. The exhibi- from 6-9 p.m. For additional more at info@nassaucommu- Mona at (904)753-0999. ning promptly at 6:30 p.m. tion of Hitchcock’s paintings The Men’s Newcomers information, contact Alayna nityband.com and on • • • The bingo session is nine runs through June 14. On Club of Amelia Island will hold Oram at (904) 432-1470. Facebook. The FBHS Class of 1984 games for $20, with multiple Friday, May 23, from 5:30-8 its next lunch-meeting on May Dine on Wild Side FBMS chorus will hold its 30-year class jackpots paid out. p.m., the gallery will host a 15 at the Fernandina Beach reunion on June 20-21. The For questions email reception marking the opening Golf Club at 11:30 a.m. Susan The Humane Association The Fernandina Beach Friday night event is a two- [email protected]. of a new collection of works Hurley, director of Promotions of Wildlife Care & Education Middle School chorus and hour sunset cruise on Amelia Proceeds support programs by its member artists, which and Special Events, Amelia (HAWKE), a nonprofit charity bands will hold a Spring River Cruises. Purchase tick- sponsored by the American will include Hitchcock’s water- Island Convention and Visitors that rescues and rehabilitates Concert on May 20 at 7 p.m. in ets at ameliarivercruises.com Legion. colors. A Fernandina Beach Bureau, will touch on the orphaned wild birds, mam- the FBMS auditorium. The for the 7 p.m. twilight BYOB Legion dinners resident, Hitchcock’s watercol- Tourist Development Council’s mals and reptiles, will hold its ors celebrate the beautiful mission and objectives, the 20th annual “Dine on the Wild The American Legion Post native and migratory birds that economic “Return on Side” fundraising dinner at 54, corner of Third and Gum inhabit Florida’s coastal Investments,” how dollars are The St. Augustine Alligator streets in downtown waters and marshes. The spent and the re-design of its Farm on May 17. Open house Fernandina Beach, holds a gallery is located in The Spa brand. is from 5-9 p.m. Award-win- steak night the third Saturday and Shops at Omni Amelia Tickets are $17 at the door. ning composer Jamie of each month from 5-7 p.m. Island Plantation. All men, whether new or long- DeFrates will provide musical Donation is $12 for a steak Health lecture time Nassau County resi- entertainment. cooked to order, potato, corn dents, are welcome to attend Dinner is 6-7:30 p.m. and on the cob, roll and a salad. Certified nutritionist Julia and join the club. For informa- includes barbecue chicken Call 261-7900 for information. McRae will present a free lec- tion, visitwww.mensnewcom- and vegetarian options. ture on “Digestive Health and ersclub.org. Advance tickets are $45 for Detoxification” on May 15 Church anniversary ages 12 and up or $30 for PUZZLE 5.7 from 7-8:30 p.m. at Nassau kids 5 to 11. Admission ages 4 Health Foods, 833 TJ New Zion Baptist Church is and under is free if they share Courson Road, Fernandina celebrating its 14th anniver- an adult’s meal. Send a check Beach. sary this week. Thursday, May and a self-addressed stamped Intestinal permeability 15 at 7 p.m. is Community envelope to HAWKE, P.O. (leaky gut) is being linked to Churches Fellowship Night Box 188, Elkton, FL 32033 many chronic diseases such with a sermon by Pastor Jeff (indicate “veggie” or “BBQ”). A as arthritis, diabetes, Crohn’s Overton of First Baptist limited number of $50 tickets disease, irritable bowl syn- Church on South Eighth will be available at the door. drome, chronic fatigue, Street. Friday, May 16 at 7 Purchase tickets online until fibromyalgia, food allergies, p.m. is New Zion Family May 15 at www.hawkewil- liver inflammation and auto- Praise & Worship Night. dlife.org. Call (904) 692-1777. immune diseases. McRae Sunday, May 18 at 11 a.m. is Starry Nights also will discuss how impaired morning worship with guest digestion, intestinal toxemia, Preacher Jim Tippins, senior The Starry Nights Candida and parasites can chaplin at Baptist Medical concert series is held in the lead to chronic disease. Center Nassau. At 4 p.m. May waterfront park, downtown 18 the closeout service will St. Marys, Ga., the third feature Pastor Jeffrey K. Saturday of the month from 6- Rumlin of Dayspring Baptist 8 p.m., May through Church in Jacksonville. For September. May 17 will fea- information call the church ture the heartfelt vocals and office at 261-0010. saxophone tunes of Michael Hulett with a mix of classic Third on Third and modern jazz, R&B, soul 19th CENTURY Overture” 12. Roll of bills The Amelia Island and rock/pop tunes. He is in 52. Costa del ___ 15. *Louisiana Museum of History, with sup- town after recent engage- ACROSS 53. Talk like a Purchase seller port from the Florida ments in Las Vegas, Palm 1. Plant life sailor? 20. Fowl place Humanities Council, invites Springs and Palm Dessert. 6. OB-GYN test 55. Ice-T on “Law & 22. Grassland you to its 3rd on 3rd Street Starry Nights is a free event. 9. What the Big Bad Order: SVU” 24. Soap Box Presentation May 16 at 6 p.m. Bring a picnic, a blanket or Wolf did 57. *The Great Derby vehicles Dr. Roger Smith will discuss chairs. Call the St. Marys 13. Couch ______in 25. Tossed starter Spies, Schemes, and the Welcome Center at (912) 14. Hit the slopes Ireland 26. Luau greeting Sons of Liberty: The Shadier 882-4000. 15. #1 Across part- 60. *Sitting Bull’s 27. Kitchen device Side of East and West Florida NEXT WEEK ner tribe 29. *a.k.a. Father of during the American 16. North African 63. Like Cheerios the American Revolution. Confederate sons inhabitants 64. *”The Murders Cartoon Following the lecture, the 17. *He patented in the ___ 31. Brainchild museum will unveil its newest Sons of Confederate the saxophone in Morgue” 32. Small valleys exhibit, Recreation on Amelia Veterans will meet May 19 at 1846 66. Give a boot with trees and Island. 7 p.m. at The Pig Barbeque in 18. Inflexible 68. Antler point grass Did you know that the Callahan. Peter Mullen will 19. *Queen 69. Geological 33. Idealized image present “Memoirs from the Victoria’s other Society of 34. *Erie or Suez British royal governor of East Bluegrass – How I Became a half America 36. Spring event Florida accused prominent 21. Flying high 70. Hawaiian island 38. One of Great men in the colony of holding a Confederate Soldier.” The 23. U.N. workers’ 71. First-rate Lakes Sons of Liberty meeting? Or public is invited. grp. 72. *van Gogh sev- 42. SolfËge sylla- that during the American Kids’ art 24. “Rhinestone ered his left one bles: 5th and 4th Revolution the British put Cowboy” singer 73. Live snowmen? 45. Cutting into plans in motion to literally The Island Art Association, 25. Seasonal blues cubes steal the Mississippi River? 18 N. Second St., Fernandina 28. As opposed to DOWN 49. Convent dweller These and other wild Beach, will offer free art class- stereo 1. Governmental 51. Probable escapades of treason, revolu- es for children: 30. Like having pH approver 54. Type of twill fab- tionary land schemes, spies, • May 20, Preschool Art for less than 7 2. *Italian money ric and espionage fill the annals ages 3-5 with an adult, 10:30- 35. Climbed down starting in 1861 56. Star bursts of East and West Florida his- 11:30 a.m., led by Diane 37. Beverage usu- 3. Face shape 57. Betting game Fill in the squares so tory throughout the Hamburg, ally served hot 4. Teacher of Torah 58. Perching place that each row, column Revolutionary War period. • May 24, Children’s Art for 39. Swelling 5. Founder of 59. ____ room This discussion will introduce ages 6-9, 10-11 a.m. and 40. Nessie’s abode Scholasticism 60. Shakespeare’s and 3-by-3 box you to the shadier side of 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m., led by 41. *Nicholas I and 6. Quiet attention king British occupation in Florida Sharon Haffey. Alexander III grabber 61. Windshield contain the numbers and how those instances • May 24, Middle School 43. Distinctive flair 7. Rap sheet abbre- option 1 through 9. Solution Art for ages 10-13, 1-2:15 44. Beforehand viation 62. Palm tree berry impacted the nation’s fight for p.m., led by Sharon Haffey. 46. *The Three 8. Resolution dot 63. Pick will appear in the independence. Musketeers, e.g. 9. Fisherman’s fly, 65. *This country Friday B-section. This program is free and Register at the gallery, 18 47. Singular of e.g. declared war on open to the public. Seating is N. Second St., 261-7020. Classes are free and all mate- “algae” 10. *Sled sport, Britain in 1812 Friday, May 9 first-come, first-served. rials are furnished. Classes 48. *Famous HMS originated in 67. “___ the season Solution Contact Gray at 261-7378, Beagle voyager 1800s ...” ext. 102, or gray@ameliamu- held at the Education Center, 50. *”William ____ 11. Author Bagnold seum.org. adjacent to the gallery.

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014 AROUND TOWN News-Leader 7B Blind adventurer MECHETTI’S FAREWELL to inspire students

For the News-Leader tions above 10,000 feet, as well as the Primal Quest, billed as Erik Weihenmayer, the most the toughest adventure race in prominent blind adventurer in the world – 460 miles, 60,000 the world, is coming to The Ritz- feet of elevation gain, no time- Carlton, Amelia Island on outs. He has also starred in a Thursday as the keynote speak- TV adventure series, ABC’s er at a major corporate event. Expedition Impossible, a race On Friday, he will speak to the across the mountains, rivers students of Duval County pub- and deserts of Morocco. In lic schools about dreaming big September, Weihenmayer will and then working through the solo kayak the Grand Canyon, hardships they will encounter with a fearsome reputation as enroute to achieving those one of the most daunting white- dreams. water venues in the world, 277 Weihenmayer, from Golden, miles over 21 days. SUBMITTED Colo., is well known locally, hav- The Jacksonville schools Celebrate Jacksonville Symphony Orchedstra Conductor Fabio Mechetti’s Finale on Friday and Saturday at 8 ing dedicated the grounds of program is sponsored by Sheriff p.m. in the Robert E. Jacoby Symphony Hall – Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts, with Elise Quagliata, the Yulee site of the Boys & John Rutherford of Duval mezzo-soprano, the women of the Jacksonville Symphony Chorus and Jacksonville Children’s Chorus presenting Girls Club many years ago. He County and Glenn Ellison of the Mahler’s Symphony No. 3, a tour-de-force for orchestra and voice. The concert sets the stage for an emotion- previously presented his mes- Parent Help Center, who believe packed final concert with Mechetti on the podium as music director. sage at Fernandina High and that students who have estab- The concert will be performed without an intermission. Tickets are $25-72. Call (904) 354-5547 or visit many local private schools and lished life dreams will squeeze JaxSymphony.org. has shown two of his films to the most value from their aca- Gladys Knight, “the Empress of Soul,” performs May 16 at 8 p.m. in the Jim and Jan Moran Theater at the local audiences at area pre- demic experience. Unfortunate- Times-Union Center. Presented by the Jacksonville Symphony Association, this concert will not include orchestra. mieres. One film, “BlindSight,” ly, those without dreams risk Tickets are $59/$69/$80/$100. Order online at JaxSymphony.org or call (904) 354-5547. played at the Carmike Theater an aimless walk through sec- Gladys Knight, Patti LaBelle and Natalie Cole will join the roster of “Special Guest Star” vocalists in the Tony- in Fernandina. ondary school, impacting on nominated hit musical “After Midnight” on Broadway. LaBelle is set to perform June 10-29, Knight July 8-Aug. 3 Erik is the son of Ed their life prospects and increas- and Cole Aug. 5-31. Weihenmayer of Amelia Island ing the chances of trouble in Plantation. their teenage years. Erik Weihenmayer is the The Parent Help Center, only blind person to climb Mt. encompassing Empowered Everest and the Seven Parents and Camp Conse- Summits, the highest peak on quence, has worked with area Bash sells out with classic swing, fine art each of the seven continents. teenagers and their parents for For this feat, he was a Time 14 years, saving thousands of The Amelia Island Jazz magazine cover story. He has young people from unfulfilled Festival’s 2014 Big Band Bash also climbed the 3,200-foot over- lives and their families from dis- lit up the Omni Resorts Amelia hanging rock face of El Capitan ruption and pain. Island Plantation April 19 with at Yosemite, and the 3,000-foot A fundraiser for the Parent a powerful combination of big ice face of Losar in Nepal. He Help Center will be held at Fire band swing and distinctive fine has completed the Leadville 100 Fighters Hall in Jacksonville on art. Mountain Bike Race at eleva- Friday evening. The finger popping music, supplied by the irrepressibly dynamic 17-piece Les DeMerle Orchestra, featuring charis- matic vocalist Bonnie Eisele, kept the sold out crowd of ball- room dancers on their feet throughout the night. The art, donated by the high profile Park West Gallery, AIJF’s newest major sponsor, raised a significant amount for the fes- tival’s music and scholarship programs. The annual event presented memorable songs, swinging SUBMITTED arrangements, gourmet dining The dynamic 17-piece Les DeMerle Orchestra, featuring vocalist Bonnie Eisele, and a wide variety of dance above, kept the sold out crowd of ballroom dancers on their feet throughout the tunes that stretched from jit- night at the Amelia Island Jazz Festival’s Big Band Bash on April 19. terbugs to rumbas to cha-chas. Erik Weihenmayer, The DeMerle outfit was in top above and above, form as it welcomed guests Goodman’s “Sing Sing Sing,” This is the second time in 2014 a multiple Grammy Award win- the most promi- with spot on versions of Count which was capped with a stun- that Glenn’s artwork has been ner, along with the Brecker nent blind adven- Basie’s “Moten Swing,” Jimmy ning drum solo. the official art for a music-relat- Brothers Tribute Band and turer in the world, Dorsey’s “Green Eyes” and Park West Gallery’s ed event. He was also the artist monster jazz organ player Tony will be at The Ritz- other big band classics, some Director Morris Shapiro was for the 56th Annual Grammy Monaco, with more artists to Carlton, Amelia of which were original arrange- on hand to discuss and auction Awards in January. Surprising- be announced,” said DeMerle. Island on Thursday ments culled from DeMerle’s off eight original pieces of art ly, after the live auction “Additionally, we owe a as the keynote days drumming with the Harry from the gallery’s inventory. DeMerle asked Shapiro to sit in great debt of thanks to Morry speaker at a major James Band. An experienced and effective on drums for a bluesy rendi- Shapiro and Park West for their corporate event. In the audience were mem- auctioneer, Shapiro had no tion of “Kansas City,” and the generous support. We look for- On Friday he will bers of Kaluby’s Dance Club problem attracting buyers for multi-talented man from Park ward to a fruitful relationship speak to students and Dance Jacksonville Studios all of the paintings thanks to West displayed a mastery of with them for many years to of Duval County. who showed off their learned his extensive knowledge of art Chicago blues style beats that come,” he added. SUBMITTED PHOTOS steps in fine style amidst the and smooth vocal delivery. fit the big band perfectly. A not for profit 501(c)(3) crowded ballroom floor. The One of the original pieces, As a suitable topping to the corporation, the Les DeMerle band’s finale was vintage by Marcus Glenn, depicts a jazz evening, DeMerle announced Amelia Island Jazz Festival dis- DeMerle: a foot-stomping trib- quartet with DeMerle on the headliners for this year’s tributes proceeds toward a ute medley to the great big drums and a self-portrait of AIJF, which will take place at scholarship program to fund bands, highlighted by Woody Glenn playing the saxophone. various Amelia Island venues college educations for aspiring Herman’s “Woodchopper’s It will serve as the poster art for on Oct. 16-19. jazz musicians. Ball,” Basie’s “Jumping At The the 2014 Amelia Island Jazz “For 2014 we are thrilled to For more information, call Woodside,” Glenn Miller’s Festival. The artwork was cre- present superb jazz trumpeter 504-4772 or visit www.ameli- “String Of Pearls,” and Benny ated especially for the AIJF. and composer Randy Brecker, aislandjazzfestival.com. 3 LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE modation in order to access ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU scheduled appearance is less DOMINIUM, AS RECORDED IN ing Foreclosure Sale dated ————— ED IN PLAT BOOK 6,PAGES 215 FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT court facilities or participate COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX than 7 days; if you are hearing OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 493, May 6, 2014 and entered in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THROUGH 230, INCLUSIVE OF IN AND FOR NASSAU in a court proceeding,you are LOCATED AT 76347 VETERANS or voice impaired, call 711. PAGE 162, AS AMENDED, OF Case NO. 45-2010-CA-000353 FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- COUNTY, FLORIDA entitled, at no cost to you, to WAY,YULEE,FLORIDA,32097 AT Phone- (904) 548-4909 THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- of the Circuit Court of the OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. CASE NO: the provision of certain assis- 11:30 A.M. on June 18, 2014, Fax- (904)548-4949 SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA, TO- FOURTH Judicial Circuit in and IN AND FOR at public sale, to the highest 45-2012-CA-000165 tance. To request such an the following described prop- TTD/TTY- Dial 711 GETHER WITH AN UNDIVIDED for NASSAU County, Florida NASSAU COUNTY and best bidder, for cash, on WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., accommodation,please con- erty as set forth in said Final E-Mail- INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELE- wherein, Bayview Loan CIVIL DIVISION July 1, 2014 at 11:30 a.m. Plaintiff(s), tact Court Administration at Judgment, to-wit: [email protected] MENTS APPURTENANT THERE- Servicing, LLC., (Plaintiff name CASE NO. 45-2012-CA- Any person claiming an inter- vs. least three business days prior THAT CERTAIN CONDOMINIUM John A. Crawford TO. has changed pursuant to 000148-AXYX-XX est in the surplus from the sale, JAMES L. GRIFFIN, JR. AKA to the required service by PARCEL, LOCATED IN NASSAU CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT A/K/A 5010 SUMMER BEACH order previously entered), is BANK OF AMERICA, if any,other than the property JAMES L. GRIFFIN AKA JAMES using one of the following COUNTY,FLORIDA.COMPOSED Nassau County,Florida BLVD APT 710 AMELIA ISLAND the Plaintiff and CLARENCE N.A.AS SUCCESSOR BY owner as of the date of the lis GRIFFIN; et al., methods: Phone - (904) 630- OF CONDOMINIUM BUILDING /s/ Sue Powell FL 32034-5736 MELVIN BROWN; THE MERGER TO BAC pendens must file a claim with- Defendant(s). 2564; Fax - (904) 630-1146; D, UNIT NUMBER 1, AND AN DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT has been filed against you and UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF HOME LOANS SERVIC- in 60 days after the sale. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE TTD/TTY - (800) 955-8770 UNDIVIDED SHARE IN THOSE Submitted By: you are required to serve a CLARENCE MELVIN BROWN ING, LP F/K/A COUN- Witness, my hand and seal of SALE PURSUANT TO (Florida Relay Service). E-Mail COMMON ELEMENTS APPUR- ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: copy of your written defens- N/K/A REFUSED N/K/A REFUSED TRYWIDE HOME LOANS this court on the 8 day of May, CHAPTER 45 — [email protected]. TENANT THEREOF,AS SPECIFIED, SHAPIRO, FISHMAN es,within 30 days after the first N/K/A JANE DOE; ADVANTA SERVICING, LP 2014. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 2t 5-14, 5-21-2014 DESCRIBED IN AND SUBJECT TO & GACHE’, LLP publication,if any,on Albertelli BANK CORP.; AMERICAN Plaintiff, John A. Crawford sale will be made pursuant to 4260 THE COVENANTS,CONDITIONS, 2424 North Federal Highway, Law,Plaintiff’s attorney,whose EXPRESS CENTURION BANK; are vs. CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT an Order or Final Summary ————— RESTRICTIONS, TERMS AND Suite 360 address is P.O. Box 23028, the Defendants, The Clerk of JOHN HAMILTON A/K/A JOHN By: /s/ Amanda Stearn Judgment. Final Judgment IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OTHER PROVISIONS OF THAT Boca Raton, Florida 33431 Tampa,FL 33623, and file orig- the Court will sell to the high- CHRISTOPHER HAMILTON Deputy Clerk was awarded on in Civil Case FOURTHJUDICIAL CIRCUIT DECLARATION OF CONDO- (561) 998-6700 inal with this Court either est and best bidder for cash at A/K/A CHRIS HAMILTON; UN- THIS INSTRUMENT PREPARED BY: No.45-2012-CA-000165,of the IN AND FOR MINIUM FOR “FOREST RIDGE (561) 998-6707 before June 14, 2014 service NASSAU JUDICIAL ANNEX, KNOWN SPOUSE OF JOHN Law offices of Circuit Court of the FOURTH NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM”, 2t 5-14, 5-21-2014 on Plaintiff’s attorney,or imme- 76347 VETERAN’S WAY,YULEE, HAMILTON A/K/A JOHN CHRIS- Daniel C. Consuegra Judicial Circuit in and for NAS- CIVIL DIVISION MADE BY SPONSOR, CHELL 4261 diately thereafter; otherwise,a FLORIDA at 11:30AM, on the TOPHER HAMILTON A/K/A 9204 King Palm Drive SAU County, Florida, wherein Case #: 2013-CA-000289 AMERICA,A FLORIDA GENERAL ————— default will be entered against 18 day of June, 2014, the fol- CHRIS HAMILTON; MARY Tampa, FL 33619-1328 DEUTSCHE WELLS FARGO U.S,Bank,National Association, PARTNERSHIP, PURSUANT TO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE you for the relief demanded in lowing described property as HAMILTON A/K/A MARY HAR- Attorneys for Plaintiff BANK,N.A.,is the Plaintiff,and, as Trustee for HomeBanc CHAPTER 718 OF THE FLORIDA FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT the Complain or petition. set forth in said Final RIS HAMILTON; UNKNOWN Americans with JAMES L. GRIFFIN JR. AKA Mortgage Trust 2005-5 Mort- STATUTES, WHICH IS RECORD- IN AND FOR NASSAU WITNESS my hand and the seal Judgment: SPOUSE OF MARY HAMILTON Disabilities Act (ADA) JAMES L. GRIFFIN AKA JAMES gage-Backed Notes, Series ED IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF COUNTY, FLORIDA of this court this 7 day of May, ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OR PAR- A/K/A MARY HARRIS HAMIL- If you are a person with a dis- GRIFFIN; UNKNOWN SPOUSE 2005-5 NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN CIVIL ACTION 2014. CEL OF LAND SITUATE, LYING TON; IF LIVING, INCLUDING ability who needs any accom- OF JAMES L. GRIFFIN, JR. AKA Plaintiff, OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 380, CASE NO.: 45-2013-CA- John A. Crawford AND BEING IN THE CITY OF FER- ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF modation in order to partici- JAMES L. GRIFFIN AKA JAMES; -vs.- PAGES 237-305, AS AMENDED 000325 Clerk of the Circuit Court NANDINA BEACH,COUNTY OF SAID DEFENDANT(S),IF REMAR- pate in this proceeding, you STATE OF FLORIDA, are Defen- Maria Hasstenteufel; Forest IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK DIVISION: By /s/ Brittany Prescott NASSAU AND STATE OF FLORI- RIED, AND IF DECEASED, THE are entitled,at no cost to you, dants. Ridge Village Condominium 384, PAGES 571-754; AS FUR- U. S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCI- Deputy Clerk DA AND KNOWN AND RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS, to the provision of certain assis- The clerk of the court, John A. Association, Inc.; Unknown THER AMENDED IN OFFICIAL ATION,AS TRUSTEE FOR STRUC- **See the Americans with DESCRIBED ON THE OFFICIAL DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGN- tance. Please contact the Crawford will sell to the highest Parties in Possession #1, If liv- RECORDS BOOK 390, PAGES TURED ASSET MORTGAGE Disabilities Act PLAT OF SAID CITY (AS LITHO- EES,CREDITORS,LIENORS,AND ADA Coordinator at crin- bidder for cash at Nassau ing, and all Unknown Parties 112-115; AS FURTHER AMEND- INVESTMENTS II INC., BEAR If you are a person with a dis- GRAPHED AND ISSUED BY THE TRUSTEES,AND ALL OTHER PER- [email protected] or (904) 630-2564 Judicial Annex, 76347 Vete- claiming by, through, under ED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS STEARNS ARM TRUST, MORT- ability who needs any accom- FLORIDA RAILROAD COMPA- SONS CLAIMING BY,THROUGH, at least 7 days before your ran’s Way, Yulee, FL 32097 at and against the above BOOK 392, PAGES 695-697; AS GAGE PASS-THROUGH CER- modation in order to partici- NY IN 1857, AND ENLARGED, UNDER OR AGAINST THE scheduled court appearance, 11:30 a.m. on the 10 day of named Defendant(s) who are FURTHER AMENDED IN OFFI- TIFICATES, SERIES 2003-9, pate in this proceeding, you REISSUED AND REISSUED BY THE NAMED DEFENDANT(S); or immediately upon receiv- June, 2014, the following not known to be dead or alive, CIAL RECORDS BOOK 398, Plaintiff, are entitled,at no cost to you, FLORIDA TOWN IMPROVEMENT BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST ing this notification if the time described real property as set whether said Unknown Parties PAGES 380-383, OFFICIAL vs. to the provision of certain assis- COMPANY IN 1887 AND 1901) COMPANY; USAA FEDERAL before the scheduled appear- forth in said Final Summary may claim an interest as RECORDS BOOK 398, PAGES TERRY N. LYNN, et al, tance. Please contact the AN THE SOUTH HALF (SOUTH SAVINGS BANK; NORTH HAMP- ance is less than 7 days; if you Judgment, to wit: Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, 385-388, OFFICIAL RECORDS Defendant(s). ADA Coordinator at crtin- 1/2),OF LOT NUMBERED EIGHT TON ASSOCIATION,INC.; STATE are hearing or voice impaired, LOT 48, CASHEN WOOD SUB- Grantees,or Other Claimants; BOOK 402,PAGE 606,OFFICIAL NOTICE OF ACTION [email protected] or (904) 630-2564 (8) IN BLOCK EIGHTY (80). OF FLORIDA; NASSAU COUNTY, call 711. DIVISION,ACCORDING TO THE Unknown Parties in Possession RECORDS BOOK 402, PAGE TO: TERRY N. LYNN at least 7 before your sched- A/K/A 101 N 11TH STREET,,FER- A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF 2t 5-14, 5-21-2014 PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED #2, If living, and all Unknown 611,OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF uled court appearance, or NANDINA BEACH, FL 32034 THE STATE OF FLORIDA; ISLAND 4265 IN PLAT BOOK 5, PAGE 221, OF Parties claiming by, through, 602, PAGE 120 AND OFFICIAL TERRY N. LYNN immediately upon this notifi- Any person claiming an inter- SEAFOOD CO., A DISSOLVED ————— THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- under and against the above RECORDS BOOK 925, PAGE Last Known Address: cation if the time before the est in the surplus from the sale, COMPANY; WHETHER DIS- NOTICE UNDER SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. named Defendant(s) who are 889; SAID DECLARATION OF 20 Central Avenue scheduled appearance is less if any,other than the property SOLVED OR PRESENTLY EXIST- FICTITIOUS NAME LAW ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN not known to be dead or alive, CONDOMINIUM, AS AMEND- Jacksonville, FL 32218 than 7 days; if you are hearing owner as of the date of the ING, TOGETHER WITH ANY Pursuant to Section 865.09, INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM whether said Unknown Parties ED,BEING MADE A PART HERE- Current Address: Unknown or voice impaired, call 711. Lis Pendens must file a claim GRANTEES,ASSIGNEES,CREDI- Florida Statutes THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN may claim an interest as OF,BY SPECIFIC REFERENCE. ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- 2t 5-14, 5-21-2014 within sixty (60) days after the TORS, LIEN-ORS, OR TRUSTEES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, 4262 sale. OF SAID DEFENDANT(S) AND the undersigned, desiring to THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS Grantees, or Other Claimants INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM UNDER AND AGAINST THE ————— WITNESS MY HAND and the ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIM- engage in business under the MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 Defendant(s) THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE seal of this Court on May 7, ING BY,THROUGH, UNDER, OR fictitious name of “PHILLIP DAYS AFTER THE SALE. NOTICE OF SALE THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 2014. AGAINST DEFENDANT(S); UN- SMITH CUSTOM HOMES”locat- WITNESS my hand and the seal NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, IN AND FOR NASSAU John A. Crawford KNOWN TENANT #1; ed at 1324 S. 14th Street, Suite of the court on May 6, 2014. suant to a Final Judgment, MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN COUNTY, FLORIDA Clerk of the Circuit Court UNKNOWN TENANT #2; 2, in the County of Nassau, in John A. Crawford entered in Civil Case No.2013- DAYS AFTER THE SALE. PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTER- CIVIL ACTION By: /s/ Amanda Stearn Defendant(s) the City of Fernandina Beach, CLERK OF THE COURT CA000289 of the Circuit Court If you are a person with a dis- EST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, CASE NO.: 45-2010-CA- Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF SALE Florida,32034 intends to regis- /s/ Sue Powell of the 4th Judicial Circuit in ability who needs any accom- DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR 000353 ** See Americans with Notice is hereby given that, ter the said name with the Deputy Clerk and for Nassau County,Florida, modation in order to partici- OTHER CLAIMANTS DIVISION: A Disabilities Act pursuant to a Final Summary Division of Corporations of the Aldridge Connors, LLP wherein U.S. Bank, National pate in this proceeding, you Last Known Address: Unknown CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC, If you are a person with a dis- Judgment of Foreclosure Florida Department of State, Attorney for Plaintiff(s) Association, as Trustee for are entitled,at no cost to you, Current Address: Unknown Plaintiff, ability who needs any accom- entered in the above-styled Tallahassee, Florida. 7000 West Palmetto Park Rd., HomeBanc Mortgage Trust to the provision of certain assis- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an vs. modation in order to partici- cause, in the Circuit Court of Dated at Fernandina Beach, Suite 307 2005-5 Mortgage-Backed. tance. Please contact the action for foreclosure of mort- CLARENCE MELVIN BROWN,et pate in this proceeding, you Nassau County, Florida, I will Florida,this 9 day of May,2014. Boca Raton, FL 33433 Notes, Series 2005-5, Plaintiff ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- gage on the following prop- al, are entitled,at no cost to you, sell the property situated in Phillip D. Smith Phone: 561.392.6391 and Maria Hasstenteufel are 4600 press 0, at least 7 days erty in Nassau County,Florida: Defendant(s). to the provision of certain assis- Nassau County, Florida, 1t 5-14-2014 Fax: 561.392.6965 defendant(s),I,Clerk of Court, before your scheduled court UNIT NO. 710, SAILMAKER AT NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED tance please contact the cir- described as: 4266 IMPORTANT John A. Crawford, will sell to appearance, or immediately SUMMER BEACH CLUB,A CON- FORECLOSURE SALE cuit court at (904) 321-5709. LOT 158, NORTH HAMPTON ————— If you are a person with a dis- the highest and best bidder upon receiving this notifica- DOMINIUM, ACCORDING TO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- 2t 5-14, 5-21-2014 PHASE ONE, ACCORDING TO LEGAL NOTICES CONTINUED ability who needs an accom- for cash AT THE MAIN tion if the time before the THE DECLARATION OF CON- suant to an Order Reschedul- 4264 THE PLAT THEREOF,AS RECORD- ON NEXT TWO PAGES.

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NOTICE OF SALE If you are a person with a dis- or voice impaired, call 711. FORECLOSURE SALE 4600. (then press 0) at least 7 the Nassau County Judicial TION 34 WITH THE EASTERLY pendens must file a claim with- We will sell or otherwise dis- ability who needs any accom- Phone- (904) 548-4909 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- days before your scheduled Annex, 76347 Veterans Way, RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF COUN- in 60 days after the sale. pose of the contents of the modation in order to partici- Fax-(904) 548-4949 suant to a Final Judgment of court appearance, or imme- Yulee, FL 32097, on June 12, TY ROAD NO.121 (A 100 FOOT Witness, my hand and seal of following units to satisfy the pate in this proceeding, you TTD/TTY- Dial 711 Foreclosure dated April 29, diately upon receiving this 2014 beginning at 11:30 AM. RIGHT-OFWAY); THENCE this court on the 29 day of delinquent storage lien placed are entitled,at no cost to you, E-Mail- 2014 and entered in Case No. notification if the time before If you are a person claiming a NORTH 15°59’33”WEST ALONG April, 2014. in accordance with the state to the provision of certain assis- [email protected] 13CA000654AXYX, of the the scheduled appearance is right to funds remaining after SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE,A DIS- John A. Crawford of Florida Statue 83.806. tance. Please contact the John A. Crawford Circuit Court of the 4th Judicial less than 7 days; if you are the sale, you must file a claim TANCE OF 750.00 FEET TO A CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT 1012 Shara Lynn Svoboda ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Circuit in and for NASSAU hearing or voice impaired,call with the clerk no later than 60 POINT; THENCE NORTH 89°40’ By: /s/ Sue Powell General Household Goods 4600 press 0, at least 7 days Nassau County,Florida County, Florida, wherein 711.” days after the sale.If you fail to 28” EAST, A DISTANCE OF Deputy Clerk 1143 Shelby Leigh before your scheduled court /s/ Sue Powell JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, 2t 5-7, 5-14-2014 file a claim you will not be enti- 190.76 FEET TO THE SAID EAST- THIS INSTRUMENT PREPARED BY: Cunningham appearance, or immediately DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT NATIONAL ASSOCIATION is 4231 tled to any remaining funds. ERLY LINE OF SECTION 34; Law offices of Daniel C. General Household Goods upon receiving this notifica- Submitted By: ATTORNEY FOR Plaintiff and BRIAN R. BOYD; ————— Dated this 29 day of April,2014. THENCE SOUTH 01°15’51”WEST Consuegra 1153 Danielle Justine Meeks tion if the time before the PLAINTIFF: WENDY BOYD AKA WENDY L. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE John A. Crawford ALONG SAID EASTERLY LINE OF 9204 King Palm Drive General Household Goods scheduled appearance is less SHAPIRO, FISHMAN & BOYD; TURNING LEAF HOME- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Clerk of the Circuit Court SECTION 34, A DISTANCE OF Tampa, FL 33619-1328 1175 Aaron McKeen than 7 days; If you are hearing GACHE’, LLP OWNERS ASSOCIATION (OF IN AND FOR NASSAU By:/s/ Sue Powell 722.24 FEET TO THE POINT OF Attorneys for Plaintiff General Household Goods or voice impaired, call 711. 2424 North Federal Highway, NASSAU COUNTY), INC.; are COUNTY, FLORIDA Deputy Clerk BEGINNING. BEING THE SAME Americans with Disabilities Act 2097 Brenda Ray Jones Phone- (904) 548-4909 Suite 360 defendants. I will sell to the GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVI- AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES LANDS DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL (ADA) General Household Goods Fax- (904) 548-4949 Boca Raton, Florida 33431 highest and best bidder for SION ACT (ADA) NOTICE: INDIVIDU- RECORDS BOOK 722, PAGE If you are a person with a dis- 2104 Crystal Mariah Page TTD/TTY- Dial 711 (561) 998-6700 cash AT THE FRONT ENTRANCE Case No. 13CA000385AXYX ALS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING 1855,OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS ability who needs any accom- General Household Goods E-Mail- (561) 998-6707 OF THE JUDICIAL ANNEX, at 21st Mortgage Corporation, REASONABLE ACCOMMODA- OF SAID COUNTY. modation in order to partici- Sale will be conducted at A1A [email protected] 2t 5-7, 5-14-2014 76347 VETERAN’S WAY,YULEE,in Plaintiff, TION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN pate in this proceeding, you Stow-A-Way Storage, 463915 John A. Crawford 4224 NASSAU county, FLORIDA VS. PROCEEDING SHOULD CON- 2004 JACOBSON DOUBLEWIDE are entitled,at no cost to you, State Road 200,Yulee, Florida CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ————— 32097,at 11:30 a.m.,on the 20 Scott R. Skipper; Unknown TACT THE COURT ADMINISTRA- MANUFACTURED HOME SERI- to the provision of certain assis- 32097 at 10:00 am on May 23, Nassau County,Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, day of June,2014,the following spouse of Scott R. Skipper; TORS OFFICE AS SOON AS POS- AL # JACFL25294A/B. tance. Please contact the 2014. Open door sale, cash /s/ Tracy Poore IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL described property as set forth Unknown Tenant #1; Unknown SIBLE. TELEPHONE (904) A person claiming an interest ADA Coordinator at crin- only.A cleaning deposit will be DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT CIRCUIT, IN AND in said Final Judgment, to-wit: Tenant #2, 630-2564; OR, IF HEARING in the surplus from the sale, if [email protected] or (904) 630-2564 taken.(904) 225-1940.This sale Submitted By: FOR NASSAU COUNTY, LOT 35, TURNING LEAF, Defendants. IMPAIRED, 1-800-955-8771 any, other than the property at least 7 days before your is open to the public. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: FLORIDA ACCORDING TO MAP OR PLAT NOTICE OF (TDD); OR 1-800-955-8770 (V) owner as of the date of the lis scheduled court appearance, 2t 5-7, 5-14-2014 SHAPIRO, FISHMAN CASE NO.: 2012-CP-147 THEREOF AS RECORDED IN FORECLOSURE SALE VIA FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE. pendens must file a claim with- or immediately upon receiv- 4228 & GACHE’, LLP Division: B PLAT BOOK 7, PAGES 275 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- 2t 5-7, 5-14-2014 in 60 days after the sale. ing this notification if the time ————— 2424 North Federal Highway, IN RE: ESTATE OF THROUGH 279 INCLUSIVE, OF suant to a Final Judgment of 4237 Dated this 28 day of April,2014. before the scheduled appear- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Suite 360 BETTY DORIS CUMBEE, THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- Foreclosure dated April 29, ————— JOHN A. CRAWFORD ance is less than 7 days; if you FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Boca Raton, Florida 33431 Decedent. SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. 2014, entered in Case No. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that As Clerk of said Court are hearing or voice impaired, IN AND FOR NASSAU (561) 998-6700 LYNN BUSKE, A person claiming an interest 13CA000385AXYX of the on 6/3/2014 at 10:00 A.M., or By: /s/ Amanda Stearn call 711. COUNTY, FLORIDA (561) 998-6707 Petitioner, in the surplus from the sale, if Circuit Court of the Fourth thereafter, at CubeSmart As Deputy Clerk 2t 5-7, 5-14-2014 CASE NO: 45-2012-CA- 2t 5-7, 5-14-2014 vs. any, other than the property Judicial Circuit, in and for #0323,1678 S.8th St.,in the city This Notice is provided in 4243 000166 4222 GINA McGEE, and the ESTATE owner as of the date of the Nassau County,Florida,where- of Fernandina Beach,state of accordance with the ————— WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, ————— OF BETTY DORIS CUMBEE Lis Pendens must file a claim in 21st Mortgage Corporation Florida. The undersigned, American with Disabilities Act, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Plaintiff(s), IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE within 60 days after the sale. is the Plaintiff and Scott R. CubeSmart #0323 will sell at persons with a disability who IN AND FOR vs. FOURTHJUDICIAL CIRCUIT NOTICE is hereby given that Dated this 29 day of April,2014. Skipper; Unknown spouse of Public Sale by competitive bid- needs any accommodation NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA CHARLES E. RICHO et al., IN AND FOR pursuant to a Writ of Execution JOHN A. CRAWFORD Scott R. Skipper; Unknown ding, the personal property in order to participate in this CASE NO: 12-000543-CA Defendant(s). NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA issued in the Circuit Court of As Clerk of the Circuit Court Tenant #1; Unknown Tenant #2 heretofore stored with the proceeding, you are entitled, JPMORGAN CHASE BANK N.A. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE CIVIL DIVISION Nassau County,Florida,on the By: /s/ Sue Powell are the Defendants, that I will undersigned by: at no cost to you,to provisions SUCCESSOR BY MERGER SUC- SALE PURSUANT TO Case #: 2009-CA-000880 10th day of April, 2014, in the As Deputy Clerk sell to the highest and best All items in storage contain of certain assistance. Please CESSOR BY MERGER TO CHASE CHAPTER 45 DIVISION: A cause wherein LYNN BUSKE, This notice is provided in bidder for cash at, 76347 household items unless other- contact the ADA Coordinator HOME FINANCE, LLC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that One West Bank, FSB Petitioner, and GINA McGEE accordance with the Ameri- Veterans Way, Yulee, Florida wise mentioned. at (904) 548-4600 press 0, at Plaintiff, sale will be made pursuant to Plaintiff, and the ESTATE OF BETTY DORIS can with Disabilities Act,if you 32097, beginning at 11:30 AM Space # C21 least 7 days before your vs. an Order or Final Summary -vs.- CUMBEE, Respondent, being are a person with a disability on the 13 day of June, 2014, Martin Sedlacko scheduled court appearance, JOE MIDYETTE; LINDA D. Judgment. Final Judgment Raymond M.Chauncey a/k/a case number 2012-CP-147, in who needs any accommo- the following described prop- Space # B38 or immediately upon receiv- MIDYETTE; UNKNOWN TENANT was awarded on in Civil Case Raymond Chauncey and said court, I, BILL LEEPER, as dation in order to participate erty as set forth in said Final Martin Sedlacko ing this notification if the time I; UNKNOWN TENANT II; MEAR- No.45-2012-CA-000166,of the Carol A. Chauncey a/k/a Sheriff of Nassau County, in this proceeding, you are Judgment, to wit: Space # F52 before the scheduled appear- ES MEADOWS HOMEOWNERS Circuit Court of the FOURTH Carol Chauncey, Husband Florida have levied upon all entitled, at no cost to you, to PARCEL A Emma Virginia Grant ance is less than 7 days; if ASSOCIATION, INC., and any Judicial Circuit in and for NAS- and Wife; Compass Bank; the rights, title and interest of provisions of certain assis- THAT PART OF THE SOUTH ONE- Space # D5-12 hearing impaired or voice unknown heirs, devisees, SAU County, Florida, wherein Azalea Pointe Owners the Defendant, Gina McGee, tance. Please contact the HALF (s 1/2) OF THE SOUTH Joseph Cory Morris impaired, call 711. grantees, creditors, and other WELLS FARGO BANK, NA is the Association, Inc; in and to the following ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- ONE-HALF (S 1/2) OF THE Space # A6 Kahane & Associates, P.A. unknown persons or unknown Plaintiff, and CHARLES E. Defendant(s) described real property,to-wit: 4600 press 0, at least 7 days SOUTHEAST ONE QUARTER (se John Edward McKnatt 8201 Peters Road, Suite 3000 spouses claiming by, through RICHO; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF NOTICE OF SALE Lot 9,BRANCH CREEK accord- before appearance is less 1/4) OF THE SOUTHWEST ONE- Space # J26-27 Plantation, FL 33324 and under any of the above- CHARLES E. RICHO HERON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- ing to the Plat thereof as than 7 days; if you are hearing QUARTER (SW 1/4) OF THE SEC- Zayza Grant Telephone: (954) 382-3486 named Defendants, ISLES OWNERS ASSOCIATION suant to order rescheduling recorded in Plat Book 7,Pages impaired or voice impaired, TION 23 TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH 2t 5-7, 5-14-2014 Telefacsimile: (954) 382-5380 Defendants. INCORPORATED are Defen- foreclosure sale of Final 343, 344 and 345 of the Public call 711. RANGE 23 EAST, NASSAU 4220 Designated service email: NOTICE OF dants. Judgment, entered in Civil Records of Nassau County, Submitted by: COUNTY,FLORIDA. LYING EAST ————— notice@kahaneandassoci- FORECLOSURE SALE The clerk of the court, John A. Case No. 2009-CA-000880 of Florida, located at 45079 Kahane & Associates, P.A. OF STATE ROAD 121 ALSO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ates.com NOTICE is hereby given that Crawford will sell to the highest the Circuit Court of the 4th Weaver Circle, Callahan, 8201 Peters Road, Suite 3000 KNOWN AS PART OF TRACT 17, NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA 2t 5-7, 5-14-2014 the undersigned Clerk of the bidder for cash at Nassau Judicial Circuit in and for Florida.I shall offer this proper- Plantation, FL 33324 “CORNWALL SURVEY” PROBATE DIVISION 4241 Circuit Court of Nassau Judicial Annex, 76347 Nassau County,Florida where- ty for sale at the front of Telephone: (954) 382-3486 ACCORDING TO THE PLAT FILE NUMBER: 2014-CP-71 ————— County,Florida,will on the 21ST Veteran’s Way,Yulee, FL 32097 in One West Bank, FSB, Plaintiff Building 101 of the Nassau Telefacsimile: (954) 382-5380 THEREOF ON FILE IN THE OFFICE DIVISION: A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE day of May 2014,at 11:30 a.m at 11:30 a.m. on the 5 day of and Raymond M. Chauncey County Sheriff’s Office, 76001 Designated service email: OF THE CLERK OF COURT IN IN RE: ESTATE OF FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Nassau County Judicial Annex, June, 2014, the following a/k/a Raymond Chauncey Bobby Moore Circle,Yulee,FL, notice@kahaneandassoci- AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, ANN K. ROBAS, IN AND FOR Main Entrance,76347 Veterans described real property as set and Carol A.Chauncey a/k/a Nassau County, Florida, on ates.com FLORIDA, AS RECORDED IN Deceased. NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA Way,Yulee, FL 32097, offer for forth in said Final Summary Carol Chauncey, Husband June 11, 2014 at 10:00 A.M., or 2t 5-7, 5-14-2014 PLAT BOOK “O”, PAGE 31. NOTICE TO CREDITORS CIVIL ACTION sale and sell at public outcry Judgment, to wit: and Wife are defendant(s), I, as soon thereafter as possible. 4230 BEING MORE PARTICULARLY The administration of the CASE NO.: 11000226CAAXYX to the highest and best bid- ALL OF THOSE CERTAIN LOTS, Clerk of Court, John A. I will offer for sale all of the said ————— DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: estate of Ann K. Robas, DIVISION: der for cash, the following- PIECES OR PARCELS OF LAND Crawford, will sell to the high- Respondent’s Gina McGee, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT COMMENCE AT THE SOUTH- deceased, whose date of WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, described property situate in SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN est and best bidder for cash AT right, title, and interest in the OF THE FOURTH WEST CORNER OF SECTION 23. death was December 31, Plaintiff, Nassau County,Florida: THE CITY OF FERNANDINA THE MAIN ENTRANCE OF THE aforesaid real property,at pub- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT A FOUND LIGHTER WOOD 2013, is pending in the Circuit KENDALL W.WEHR, et al, Lot 23 of MEARES MEADOWS, BEACH (FORMERLY NAMED NASSAU COUNTY JUDICIAL lic auction and will sell the IN AND FOR POST. THENCE SOUTH 88 Court for Nassau County, Defendant(s) as recorded in Plat Book 6, FERNANDINA), IN THE COUN- ANNEX LOCATED AT 76347 VET- same,subject to taxes,all prior NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA DEGREES 57 MINUTES 91 SEC- Florida, Probate Division, the NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED SALE Page 17, 18, and being a part TY OF NASSAU AND STATE OF ERANS WAY, YULEE, FLORIDA, liens,encumbrances and judg- CIVIL ACTION ONDS EAST. A DISTANCE OF address of which is 76347 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of Section 4 & 5, Township 1 FLORIDA, AND KNOWN AND 32097 AT 11:30 A.M., June 9, ments, if any, to the highest CASE NO.: 14CA000062AXYX 1462.38 FEET TO THE EASTERLY Veteran’s Way, Yulee, Florida Pursuant to an Order Resched- North, Range 25 East as DESCRIBED UPON AND 2014, the following described and best bidder for CASH IN DIVISION: RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF STATE 32097. The names and uling Foreclosure Sale dated recorded in the Public Records ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL property as set forth in said HAND OR CERTIFIED CASHIER’S U.S.BANKNATIONAL ASSOCIA- ROAD NO.121.HAVING A 100’ addresses of the personal rep- on or about April 25,2014,and of Nassau County. MAP OR PLAT OF SAID CITY (AS Final Judgment, to wit: CHECK plus Florida Sales Tax if TION, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE RIGHT-OF-WAY.THENCE NORTH resentatives and the personal entered in Case No. pursuant to the Final Judg- LITHOGRAPHED AND ISSUED BY LOT 28, AZALEA POINTE, appropriate.received through CWMBS REPERFORMING LOAN 16 DEGREES 48 MINUTES 53 representatives’ attorney are 11000226CAAXYX of the ment entered in a case pend- THE FLORIDA RAILROAD COM- ACCORDING TO PLAT THERE- the levy on sale will be paid as REMIC TRUST CERTIFICATES, SECONDS EAST.A DISTANCE OF set forth below. Circuit Court of the Fourth ing in said Court, the style of PANY IN 1857 AND ENLARGED, OF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT prescribed by Fla.Stat.56.27.In SERIES 2006-R2., 31.76 FEET TO THE POINT OF All creditors of the decedent Judicial Circuit in and for which is indicated above. REVISED AND REISSUED BY THE BOOK 6, PAGES 164 AND 165, accordance with the Plaintiff, BEGINNING. THENCE CONTIN- and other persons having Nassau County, Florida in Any person or entity claiming FLORIDA TOWN IMPROVEMENT OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF American with Disabilities Act, vs. UING NORTH 16 DEGREES 48 claims or demands against which Wells Fargo Bank, NA, is an interest in the surplus,if any, COMPANY IN 1887 AND 1901) NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA. persons needing a special TIMOTHY D. BAUMGARTNER MINUTES 53 SECONDS EAST. A decedent’s estate on whom a the Plaintiff and Kendall W. resulting from the foreclosure AS: LOTS 17, 18 AND SOUTH ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN accommodation to partici- A/K/A TIMOTHY DISTANCE OF 313.57 FEET TO A copy of this notice is required Wehr, Heron Isles Owners sale, other than the property HALF OF LOT 19; ALSO THAT INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM pate in this proceeding shall BAUMGARTNER, et al, POINT. THENCE SOUTH 88 to be served must file their Association,Inc.,The unknown owner as of the date of the PART OF THE SOUTH HALF OF THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN contact the individual or Defendant(s). DEGREES55 MINUTES 17 SEC- claims with this court ON OR Spouse of Kendall W. Wehr Lis Pendens, must file a claim LOT 14 AND PARTS OF LOTS 15 THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF agency sending notice not NOTICE OF ACTION ONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 n/k/a Melissa Wehr,are defen- on same with the Clerk of AND 16, LYING EAST OF THE THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS later than seven (7) days prior TO: TIMOTHY D.BAUMGARTNER 726.32 FEET TO A POINT.THENCE MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF dants, the Nassau County Court within 60 days after the SEABOARD COASTLINE RAIL- MUST FILE A CLAIM WITH 60 to the proceeding at the A/K/A TIMOTHY SOUTH 00 DEGREES 17 MINUTES THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Clerk of the Circuit Court will foreclosure sale. WITNESS my ROAD, ALL IN BLOCK 295. DAYS AFTER SALE. address given on notice. BAUMGARTNER 17 SECONDS EAST.A DISTANCE NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE sell to the highest and best hand and official seal of said Property Address: 929 SOUTH If you are a person with a dis- Telephone 855-725-2630. LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 13300 OF 301.90 FEET TO A POINT. DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY bidder for cash in/on 11:30 am Court this 17 day of April,2014. 7TH STREET, FERNANDINA ability who needs any accom- Bill Leeper, As Sherriff of Atlantic Blvd Apt 1701 THENCE NORTH 88 DEGREES 55 OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. at the front entrance of the AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES BEACH, FLORIDA 32034-4021 modation in order to partici- Nassau County,Florida Jacksonville, FL 32225 MINUTES 17 SECONDS. A DIS- All other creditors of the dece- Judicial Annex, 76347 ACT.If you are a person with a ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN pate in this proceeding, you 4t 5-7, 5-14, 5-21 & 5-28-2014 CURRENT ADDRESS: TANCE OF 818.56 FEET BACK dent and other persons having Veteran’s Way, Yulee, Florida disability who needs any INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM are entitled,at no cost to you, 4226 UNKNOWN TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. claims or demands against 32097, Nassau County, Florida accommodation in order to THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN to the provision of certain assis- ————— ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- CONTAINING 5.3 ACRES MORE decedent’s estate must file on the 11 day of June, 2014, participate in this proceeding, THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF tance. Please contact the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, OR LESS. their claims with this court the following described prop- you are entitled at no cost to THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF UNDER, AND AGAINST THE TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE erty as set forth in said Final you,to the provision of certain MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 4600 press 0, at least 7 days FLORIDA IN AND FOR HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL 2004 NOBILITY KINGSWOOD 66 DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Judgment of Foreclosure: assistance.Please contact the DAYS AFTER THE SALE. before your scheduled court NASSAU COUNTY DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT X 28 MOBILE HOME WITH THE OF THIS NOTICE. LOT 302, HERON ISLES PHASE ADA Coordinator for the cir- WITNESS my hand and the seal appearance, or immediately GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVI- KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, SERIAL NUMBER N811473A ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN TWO, ACCORDING TO THE cuit court system at crtin- of the court on April 24, 2014. upon receiving this notifica- SION WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN AND N811473B. THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS [email protected] or (904) 630-2564 CLERK OF THE COURT tion if the time before the CASE NO. 10-CA-173 PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTER- Dated this 29 day of April,2014. IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7, at least 7 days before your John A. Crawford scheduled appearance is less BANK OF AMERICA N.A., EST AS SPOUSE,HEIRS,DEVISEES, John Crawford FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL PAGE(S) 218 OF THE PUBLIC scheduled court appearance, /s/ Sue Powell than 7 days.If you are hearing Plaintiff, GRANTEES, OR OTHER CLAIM- As Clerk of the Court BE FOREVER BARRED. RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- or immediately upon receiv- Deputy Clerk or voice impaired, call 711. vs. ANTS By: /s/ Tracy Poore NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME TY,FLORIDA. ing this notification if the time Aldridge Connors, LLP Phone- (904) 548-4909 DEBRA K.DRACE,ANY AND AL LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: As Deputy Clerk PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, A/K/A 96424 STARFISH DRIVE, before the scheduled appear- Attorney for Plaintiff(s) Fax-(904) 548-4949 UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING UNKNOWN If you are a person with a dis- ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YULEE, FL 32097-6585 ance is less than 7 days; if you 1615 South Congress Avenue, TTD/TTY- Dial 711 BY, THROUGH, UNDER AND CURRENT ADDRESS: ability who needs any accom- YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE Any person claiming an inter- are hearing or voice impaired, Suite 200 E-Mail- calewis@nas- AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED UNKNOWN modation in order to partici- DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH est in the surplus from the sale, call 711. Delray Beach, FL 33445 sauclerk.com INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an pate in this proceeding, you IS BARRED. if any, other than them prop- JOHN A. CRAWFORD Phone: 561.392.6391 John A. Crawford WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE action for foreclose a mort- are entitled at no cost to you, The date of first publication of erty owner as of the date of CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Fax: 561.392.6965 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT DEAD OR ALIVE,WHETHER SAID gage on the following prop- to the provision of certain assis- this notice is 7 May, 2014. the Lis Pendens must file a By: /s/ Sue Powell IMPORTANT Nassau County, Florida UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY erty in NASSAU County,Florida: tance. Please contact the Attorney for Personal claim within 60 days after the Deputy Clerk If you are a person with a dis- /s/ Sue Powell CLAIM AN INTEREST A SPOUSE, A PORTION OF GOVERNMENT ADA Coordinator for the cir- Representative: sale. 2t 5-7, 5-14-2014 ability who needs an accom- DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT HEIRS,DEVISEES,GRANTEES,OR LOTS 3 AND 4, SECTION 7, cuit court system at crtin- Kristen D. Drake Dated in Nassau County, 4245 modation in order to partici- Submitted By: ATTORNEY FOR OTHER CLAIMANTS, CHARLES TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH,RANGE 24 [email protected] of (904) 630-2564 Florida Bar No. 13433 Florida this 29 day of April, ————— pate in this proceeding, you PLAINTIFF: L. DRACE, TENANT DROPPED EAST, NASSAU COUNTY,FLORI- at least 7 days before your The Law Office of Kristen D. 2014. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, are entitled,at no cost to you, SHAPIRO,FISHMAN & GACHE’, #1, TENANT DROPPED #2, DA. SAID PORTION BEING scheduled court appearance, Drake, P.A. John A. Crawford FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, to the provision of certain assis- LLP NORTH HAMPTION ASSOCIA- MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIB- or immediately upon receiv- 1890 S. 14th Street, Suite 206 Clerk of the Circuit Court IN AND FOR tance. Please contact the 2424 North Federal Highway, TION, INC., ED AS FOLLOWS: FOR A POINT ing this notification if the time Fernandina Beach, Florida Nassau County,Florida NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA ADA coordinator,at (904) 630- Suite 360 Defendants. OF REFERENCE COMMENCE before the scheduled appear- 32034 By: /s/ Sue Powell CASE NO.: 13CA000571AXYX 2564, at least 7 days before Boca Raton, Florida 33431 NOTICE OF AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER ance is less than 7 days; if you 2t 5-7, 5-14-2014 Deputy Clerk DIVISION: your scheduled court appear- (561) 998-6700 FORECLOSURE SALE OF SECTION 7, AFORESAID, are hearing or voice impaired, 4240 Albertelli Law FIRST ATLANTIC BANK, a sav- ance, or immediately upon (561) 998-6707 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- AND TURN NORTH 7 DEGREES call 711. ————— Attorney for Plaintiff ings association, as successor receiving this notification if the 2t 5-7, 5-14-2014 suant to a summary Final 52 MINUTES 02 SECONDS EAST, Copies Furnished to: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE P. O. Box 23028 in interest to CENTERBANK OF time before the scheduled 4223 Judgment of Foreclosure filed ALONG THE WESTERLY LINE OF Jessica L. Fagen, Esquire 4THJUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Tampa, FL 33623 JACKSONVILLE, N.A., appearance is less than 7 ————— October 21, 2013, entered in SAID SECTION A DISTANCE OF Brock & Scott, PLLC IN AND FOR (813) 221-4743 Plaintiff, days; if you are hearing or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Civil Case No. 10-CA-173 of 2,567.07 FEET TO THE POINT OF 1501 NW 49th St, Suite 200 NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA (813) 221-9171 facsimile vs. voice impaired, call 711. FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT the Circuit Court of the BEGINNING. FROM THE POINT Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 CIVIL DIVISION eService: KEN MANAGEMENT, INC, a 2t 5-7, 5-14-2014 IN AND FOR FOURTH Judicial Circuit in and OF BEGINNING THUS DESCRIB- 2t 5-7, 5-14-2014 CASE NO: 45-2009-CA- [email protected] Florida corporation; AMELIA 4221 NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA for Nassau County, Yulee, ED CONTINUE NORTH 7 4236 001212-AXXX-YX BM-10-54092 LAKES CONDOMINIUM ASSO- ————— CIVIL DIVISION Florida, the Clerk of Court will DEGREES 52 MINUTES 02 SEC- ————— BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., AS If you are a person with a dis- CIATION ,INC.; LANCE KUESTER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Case #: 2010-CA-000569 sell to the highest and best ONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF IN THE COUNTY COURT, SUCCESSOR IN MERGER TO ability who needs any accom- as personal representative to FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT DIVISION: A bidder for cash at Nassau 170.27 FEET; RUN THENCE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, modations in order to partici- the Estate of Kenneth Kuester; IN AND FOR BAC Home Loans Servicing,L.P. Judicial Annex,76347 Veterans SOUTH 89 DEGREES 54 MINUTES IN AND FOR NASSAU L.P.F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE HOME pate in this proceeding, you UNKNOWN TENANT #1, UN- NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA f/k/a Countrywide Home Way,Yulee, FL 32097 in accor- 49 SECONDS EAST,ALONG THE COUNTY, FLORIDA LOANS SERVICING, L.P. are entitled at no cost to you, KNOWN TENANT #2, and the CIVIL DIVISION Loans Servicing, L.P. Plaintiff, dance with Chapter 45,Florida DIVISION LINE OF GOVERN- CASE NO. 45-2011-CA- Plaintiff, to the provision of certain assis- UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, Case #: 2011-CA-000674 -vs.- Statutes on the 9 day of June, MENT LOTS 3 AND 4 AFORE- 000165 VS. tance. Please contact Court DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGN- BANK OF AMERICA,NATIONAL Angela R. Alberta a/k/a 2014 at 11:30 A.M. on the fol- SAID, A DISTANCE OF 261.12 MIDFIRST BANK TIMOTHY A. GELARO; CATHER- Administration at (904) 630- EES, LIENORS, CREDITORS, ASSOCIATION Angela Alberta; Earl T.Alberta, lowing described property as FEET; RUN THENCE NORTH 0 Plaintiff, INE COLLEEN GELARO; ANY 2564, within two (2) working TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PAR- Plaintiff, Jr. a/k/a Earl T. Alberta a/k/a set forth in said Final Judg- DEGREES 5 MINUTES 11 SEC- v. AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES days of receipt of this notice; TIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY -vs.- Earl Alberta; GMAC, Inc. f/k/a ment, to-wit: ONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF MICHAEL S. TOUCHTON; CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, if you are hearing or voice THROUGH,UNDER OR AGAINST Joan Debra McCracken and GMAC, LLC; State of Florida, LOT 406 OF NORTH HAMPTON 7.55 FEET TO THE SOUTHERLY MELODY D. TOUCHTON; UNDER, AND AGAINST THE impaired, call 1-800-955-8771. THE ESTATE OF KENNETH Neal Patrick McCracken; Department of Revenue,Child PHASE THREE,ACCORDING TO RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF KINGS UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL To file response please con- KUESTER, DECEASED, Compass Bank; Harrison Cove Support Enforcement Office THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD- FERRY ROAD (A 60 FOOT RIGHT MICHAEL S. TOUCHTON; DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT tact Nassau County Clerk of Defendants. of Amelia Association, Inc.; on Behalf of Earl T. Alberta; ED IN PLAT BOOK 7, PAGES 16- OF WAY); RUN THENCE NORTH UNKNOWN TENANT 1; KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, Court, 76347 Veteran’s Way, CLERK’S NOTICE OF SALE Unknown Parties in Possession Clerk of Circuit Court, Nassau 23, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS 79 DEGREES 11 MINUTES 53 UNKNOWN TENANT 2; AND WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN Yulee, FL 32097, Tel: (904) 548- UNDER F.S.CHAPTER 45 #1, If living, and all Unknown County,Florida; OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. SECONDS EAST, ALONG SAID ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTER- 4600 x1569; Fax (904) 327-5795. NOTICE IS GIVEN that, in Parties claiming by, through, Defendant(s) Any person claiming an inter- RIGHT OF WAY A DISTANCE OF CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, EST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, 2t 5-7, 5-14-2014 accordance with the under and against the above NOTICE OF SALE est in the surplus from the sale, 47.85 FEET TO A POINT WHERE UNDER OR AGAINST THE DEVISEES,GRANTEES OR OTHER 4242 Summary Final Judgment of named Defendant(s) who are NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- if any,other than the property SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY ABOVE NAMED CLAIMANTS; JOHN DOE; JANE ————— Mortgage Foreclosure dated not known to be dead or alive, suant to order rescheduling owner as of the date of the IS INTERSECTED BY THE WEST- DEFENDANT(S), WHO (IS/ARE) DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE March 4, 2014, in the above- whether said Unknown Parties foreclosure sale or Final Lis Pendens, must file a claim ERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR IN POSSESSION; FOURTHJUDICIAL CIRCUIT styled cause, I will sell to the may claim an interest as Judgment, entered in Civil within 60 days after the sale. PIGEON CREEK ROAD (A 40 ALIVE, WHETHER SAID Defendants. OF THE STATE highest and best bidder for Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, Case No. 2010-CA-000569 of Dated this 29 day of April,2014. FOOT RIGHT OF WAY); RUN UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM AS RE-NOTICE OF OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR cash at the Nassau County Grantees,or Other Claimants; the Circuit Court of the 4th JOHN A. CRAWFORD THENCE SOUTH 23 DEGREES 38 HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, FORECLOSURE SALE NASSAU COUNTY Judicial Annex,76347 Veterans Unknown Parties in Possession Judicial Circuit in and for CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT MINUTES 11 SECONDS WEST ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDI- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- CIVIL DIVISION Way, Yulee, Florida, at 11:30 #2, If living, and all Unknown Nassau County,Florida where- As Clerk of the Court ALONG SAID WESTERLY RIGHT TORS, TRUSTEES, SPOUSES, OR suant to an Order Resched- CASE NO. a.m., on June 10, 2014, the fol- Parties claiming by, through, in BAC Home Loans Servicing, BY /s/ Tracy Poore OF WAY A DISTANCE OF 245.76 OTHER CLAIMANTS; uling Foreclosure Sale dated 45-2013-CA-000339- AXYX- lowing described property: under and against the above L.P. f/k/a Countrywide Home Deputy Clerk FEET; RUN THENCE NORTH 89 Defendants. April 25, 2014, and entered in XX Condominium Unit No. 1421, named Defendant(s) who are Loans Servicing, L.P., Plaintiff MC CALLA RAYMER, LLC, DEGREES 54 MINUTES 49 SEC- NOTICE OF SALE Case No. 45-2009-CA-001212- CITIMORTGAGE, INC. of Amelia Lakes, a not known to be dead or alive, and Angela R. Alberta a/k/a ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF ONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF Notice is hereby given that, AXXX-YX,of the Circuit Court of Plaintiff, Condominium, according to whether said Unknown Parties Angela Alberta are defen- 225 E. ROBINSON ST. SUITE 660 232.97 FEET TO THE POINT OF pursuant to the Summary Final the 4th Judicial Circuit in and vs. the Declaration thereof, as may claim an interest as dant(s), I, Clerk of Court, John ORLANDO, FL 32801 BEGINNING. Judgment of Foreclosure for NASSAU County, Florida, MARY ANNE WADE, et al. recorded in Official Records Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, A.Crawford,will sell to the high- If you are a person with a dis- TOGETHER WITH A 1999 DOU- dated April 29, 2014, in this wherein BANK OF AMERICA, Defendant(s) Book 1344, Page 1628, as Grantees, or Other Claimants est and best bidder for cash AT ability who needs an accom- BLEWIDE SKYLINE MOBILE cause, in the circuit Court of N.A.,AS SUCCESSOR IN MERG- NOTICE OF SALE Amended in Official Records Defendant(s) THE MAIN ENTRANCE OF THE modation in order to access HOME LOCATED THEREON AS Nassau County, Florida, the ER TO BAC HOME LOANS SER- Notice is hereby given that, Book 1344, Page 1930, of the NOTICE OF SALE NASSAU COUNTY JUDICIAL court facilities or participate A FIXTURE AND APPURTE- clerk shall sell the property sit- VICING, L.P. F/K/A COUNTRY- pursuant to a Final Summary Public Records of Nassau NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- ANNEX LOCATED AT 76347 VET- in a court proceeding,you are NANCE THERETO: VIN# uated in Nassau County, WIDE HOME LOANS Judgment of Foreclosure County, Florida. Together with suant to order rescheduling ERANS WAY, YULEE, FLORIDA, entitled, at no cost to you, to 8D611008LA AND 8D611008LB. Florida, described as: SERVICING, L.P. is Plaintiff and entered in the above-styled an undivided interest in the foreclosure sale or Final 32097 AT 11:30 A.M., June 9, the provision of certain assis- TITLE NUMBERS 83160827 AND A PART OF LOT 1299, VILLAGE TIMOTHY A. GELARO; CATHER- case, I will sell the property common elements to be Judgment, entered in Civil 2014, the following described tance. To request such an 83160755. OF CRAWFORD,LYING IN SEC- INE COLLEEN GELARO; ANY located in Nassau County, defined in said Declaration. Case No. 2011-CA-000674 of property as set forth in said accommodation,please con- has been filed against you and TION 23, TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES Florida, described as: Dates: 4-25-14 the Circuit Court of the 4th Final Judgment, to wit: tact Court Administration at you are required to serve a RANGE 24 EAST, NASSAU CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, The Southeast one-quarter of John A. Crawford Judicial Circuit in and for THE NORTH 65.50 FEET OF THE least three business days prior copy of your written defenses COUNTY,FLORIDA AND BEING UNDER, AND AGAINST THE the Southwest one-quarter of Clerk of Court Nassau County,Florida where- SOUTH 106.00 FEET OF THE WEST to the required service by within 30 days after the first MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIB- HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL Section 3, Township 3 North, By: /s/ Sue Powell in Bank of America, National 100.00 FEET OF THE EAST 130.00 using on of the following meth- publication,if any,on Ronald R ED AS FOLLOWS: DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT Range 24 East; also known as Deputy Clerk association, Plaintiff and Joan FEET OF LOT 4, BLOCK 233, THE ods: Phone - (904) 630-2564; Wolfe & Associates,P.L.,Plaintiffs BEGIN AT THE SOUTHWEST KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, Farm Lots 17, 18, 19 and 20 of If you are a person with a dis- Debra McCracken and Neal CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH, Fax – (904) 630-1146; TTD/TTY – attorney,whose address is 4919 CORNER OF SAID LOT 1299, WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN an unrecorded Map, Nassau ability who needs any accom- Patrick McCracken are defen- FLORIDA,ACCORDING TO THE (800) 955-8770 (Florida Relay Memorial Highway, Suite 200, THENCE NORTH 00° 03°32” PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTER- County, Florida, excepting modation in order to partici- dant(s), I, Clerk of Court, John MAP OR PLAT THEREOF,OF THE Service). E-Mail – Tampa, Florida 33634, and file EAST,ALONG THE WEST LINE OF EST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, there from those parts thereof, pate in this proceeding, you A.Crawford,will sell to the high- PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU [email protected] the original with this Court SAID LOT 1299, 324.87 FEET TO DEVISEES,GRANTEES OR OTHER previously conveyed by Deeds are entitled,at no cost to you, est and best bidder for cash AT COUNTY,FLORIDA. 2t 5-7, 5-14-2014 either before service on THE CENTER LINE OF A MEAD- CLAIMANTS; JOHN DOE; JANE recorded in Official Records to the provision of certain assis- THE MAIN ENTRANCE OF THE ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN 4229 Plaintiff’s attorney or immedi- OWS LANE A 20.00 FEET OR DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS Book 509, Page 756, Official tance. Please contact the NASSAU COUNTY JUDICIAL INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM ————— ately thereafter; otherwise a MORE OR LESS GRADED IN POSSESSION; are defen- Records Book 570, Page 204 ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- ANNEX LOCATED AT 76347 VET- THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE default will be entered against ROAD; THENCE SOUTH dants. I will sell to the highest and Official Records Book 679, 4600 press 0, at least 7 days ERANS WAY, YULEE, FLORIDA, THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT you for the relief demanded 75°27’39” EAST, ALONG SAID and best bidder for cash AT Page 425 of the Public before the scheduled date,or 32097 AT 11:30 A.M. on June THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS IN AND FOR NASSAU in the Complaint or petition. CENTER LINE, 455.51 FEET; THE FRONT ENTRANCE OF THE Records of Nassau County, immediately upon receiving 2,2014,the following described MUST FILE A CLAIM WITH 60 COUNTY, FLORIDA WITNESS my hand and the seal THENCE SOUTH 16°25’52”WEST JUDICIAL ANNEX,at 76347 VET- Florida.Together with that cer- this notification if the time property as set forth in said DAYS AFTER SALE. CIVIL DIVISION of this Court on this 29 day of 217.70 FEET TO THE SOUTH LINE ERANS WAY,YULEE in NASSAU tain mobile home situate before the scheduled date is Final Judgment, to wit: If you are a person with a dis- CASE NO: April, 2014. OF SAID LOT 1299, THENCE County, FLORIDA 32097, at thereon. less than 7 days. If you are LOT 12, HARRISON COVE, ability who needs any accom- 13CA000654AXYX John A. Crawford SOUTH 89°44’33”WEST,ALONG 11:30 a.m., on the 12 day of Property address: 37235 hearing or voice impaired,call ACCORDING TO THE PLAT modation in order to partici- JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, Clerk of the Court THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID LOT June, 2014, the following Coyote Dr. Hilliard, FL 32046 711. THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN pate in this proceeding, you NATIONAL ASSOCIATION By /s/ Brittany Prescott 1299,379.67 FEET,TO THE POINT described property as set forth at public sale, to the highest Phone- (904) 548-4909 PLAT BOOK 6, AT PAGES 197 are entitled,at no cost to you, Plaintiff, As Deputy Clerk OF BEGINNING, LESS AND in said final judgment, to wit: and best bidder, for cash, by Fax- (904)548-4949 AND 198, OF THE PUBLIC to the provision of certain assis- vs. **See Americans with EXCEPT ANY PART LYING IN PARCEL “AAA” electronic sale at AT THE WEST TTD/TTY-Dial 711 RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- tance. Please contact the BRIAN R. BOYD; WENDY BOYD Disabilities Act STATE OF COUNTY ROADS. ALL THAT CERTAIN PARCEL OF DOOR OF THE NASSAU COUN- E-Mail- TY,FLORIDA. ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- AKA WENDY L.BOYD; TURNING “If you are a person with a dis- TOGETHER WITH A MOBILE LAND BEING A PORTION OF TY JUDICIAL ANNEX,76347 VET- [email protected] ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN 4600 press 0, at least 7 days LEAF HOMEOWNERS ASSOCI- ability who needs any accom- HOME LOCATED THEREON AS SECTION 34, TOWNSHIP 2 ERANS WAY, YULEE, FL 32097, 2t 5-7, 5-14-2014 INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM before your scheduled court ATION (OF NASSAU COUNTY), modation in order to partici- A PERMANENT FIXTURE AND NORTH RANGE 23 EAST, NAS- beginning at 11:30 a.m. on 4225 THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN appearance, or immediately INC; UNKNOWN PERSON(S) IN pate in this proceeding, you AN APPURTENANCE THERETO. SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA; BEING June 5, 2014. ————— THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF upon receiving this notifica- POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT are entitled,at no cost to you, A/K/A 33608 MEADOWS LN., MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIB- Any person claiming an inter- CALL 261-3696 FOR THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS tion if the time before the PROPERTY; to the provision of certain assis- CALLAHAN, FL 32011-9365 ED AS FOLLOWS: est in the surplus from the sale, EARLY LEGAL DEADLINE MUST FILE A CLAIM WITH 60 scheduled appearance is less Defendants. tance. Please contact the at public sale to the highest BEGIN AT THE INTERSECTION OF if any,other than the property INFORMATION FOR THE DAYS AFTER SALE. than 7 days.If you are hearing NOTICE OF ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- and best bidder, for cash, at THE EAST LINE OF SAID SEC- owner as of the date of the lis MAY 28 EDITION. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014/News-Leader 9B

LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE property located at Libby default will be entered against Clerk of the Circuit Court will tance. Please contact the days before your scheduled THENCE DUE EAST 2165.0 FEET SAU County, Florida, wherein FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Road, Hilliard, FL 32046, Parcel you for the relief demanded sell to the highest and best ADA Coordinator at crin- court appearance, or imme- TO A POINT ON THE WEST RIGHT BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., SUC- IN AND FOR NASSAU ID Number 34-4N-24-0000- in the Complaint or petition. bidder for cash in/on 11:30 am [email protected] or (904) 630-2564 diately upon receiving this OF WAY LINE OF KEITH ROAD; CESSOR BY MERGER TO BAC COUNTY, FLORIDA 0001-0000 in OR Book 715, This notice shall be published at the front entrance of the at least 7 days before your notification if the time before THENCE NORTH 02 DEGREES 00 HOME LOANS SERVICING, P GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVI- page 243, of the public once each week for two con- Judicial Annex,Nassau County, scheduled court appearance, the scheduled appearance is MINUTES; WEST ALONG SAID FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOME SION records of Nassau County, secutive weeks in the Fernan- Florida at on the 19 day of or immediately upon receiv- less than 7 days; if you are WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE, LOANS SERVICING LP is the CASE NO: 13 CA 227 Florida, and you are required dina Beach News- Leader. June, 2014, the following ing this notification if the time hearing or voice impaired,call 818.0 FEET TO A POINT IN THE Plaintiff and Stephen Hughes, FLAGSTAR BANK, FSB, to serve a copy of your written WITNESS my hand and the seal described property as set forth before the scheduled appear- 711. NORTH LINE OF A 30.0 FOOT Rosa Hughes,The Home-own- Plaintiff, defenses,if any,to it on CLYDE of this Court on this 2 day of in said Final Judgment of ance is less than 7 days; if you 2t 5-14, 5-21-2014 ACCESS ROAD KNOWN AS ers’ Association Of Timber- vs. W. DAVIS, Attorney for Plaintiff, May,2014. Foreclosure: are hearing or voice impaired, 4254 MARY ROAD; THENCE NORTH creek, Inc., the Defendants, I LOTTIE ANN HELENBOLT A/K/A whose address is 960185 John A. Crawford A PORTION OF SECTION 4, call 711. ————— 89 DEGREES 36 MINUTES 56 will sell to the highest and best LOTTIE A. HELENBOLT A/K/A Gateway Boulevard,Suite 104, Clerk of the Court TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH,RANGE 23 2t 5-14, 5-21-2014 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SECONDS WEST, ALONG SAID bidder for cash at the west LOTTIE HELENBOLT A/KIA ANN L. Amelia Island, Florida 32034, By /s/ Brittany Prescott EAST, NASSAU COUNTY,FLORI- 4252 FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT NORTH LINE, 340.0 FEET TO AN door of the Nassau County HELENBOLT A/K/A ANN HELEN- within thirty (30) days of the As Deputy Clerk DA AND BEING MORE PARTIC- ————— IN AND FOR NASSAU IRON PIPE AND A POINT OF Judicial Annex,76347 Veterans BOLT; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF first publication of this notice **See Americans with ULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOL- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY, FLORIDA BEGINNING; THENCE CONTIN- Way, Yulee, Florida 32097 at LOTTIE ANN HELENBOLT A/K/A and file an original with the Disabilities Act LOWS: COMMENCE AT THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT GENERAL JURISDICTION UE NORTH 89 DEGREES 15 MIN- 11:30 a.m. on the 13 day of LOTTIE A. HELENBOLT A/K/A Clerk of this court either before “If you are a person with a dis- INTERSECTION OF THE EASTER- IN AND FOR NASSAU DIVISION UTES 56 SECONDS WEST June, 2014, the following LOTTIE HELENBOLT A/K/A ANN service on Plaintiff’s Attorney or ability who needs any accom- LY LINE OF SAID SECTION 4 COUNTY, FLORIDA, CASE NO: 13CA000342 ALONG SAID NORTH LINE described property as set forth L. HELENBOLT A/K/A ANN immediately thereafter; oth- modation in order to partici- AND THE NORTHERLY RIGHT OF CIVIL ACTION FLAGSTAR BANK, FSB., 505.86 FEET TO AN IRON PIPE; in said Order or Final Judg- HELENBOLT erwise a default will be pate in this proceeding, you WAY LINE OF STATE ROAD NO. CASE NO.: 45-2012-CA- Plaintiff, THENCE NORTH 02 DEGREES 00 ment, to wit: Defendant(s). entered against you for the are entitled,at no cost to you, 2 (HAVING A 120 FOOT RIGHT 000026 vs. MINUTES WEST, 250.0 FEET TO Lot 56 Of Timber Creek Planta- NOTICE OF relief demanded in the com- to the provision of certain assis- OF WAY) THENCE NORTH 00 BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., SUC- RICHARD C. BURCHELL, AS AN IRON PIPE; THENCE SOUTH tion Phase Two, According To FORECLOSURE SALE plaint or petition. tance please contact the DEGREES 48 MINUTES 47 SEC- CESSOR BY MERGER TO BAC TRUSTEE OF THE RICHARD C. 89 DEGREES 35 MINUTES 56 The Plat Thereof As Recorded NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- Witness my hand and the seal ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- ONDS WEST ALONG THE HOME LOANS SERVICING, LP BURCHELL REVOCABLE TRUST SECONDS EAST, 506.86 FEET In Plat Book 7, At Page(S) 165 suant to a Final Judgment of of this Court on this 2 day of 4600 (then press 0) at least 7 AFORESAID EASTERLY LINE A FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOME DATED MAY 26,1987; FERNAN- (ACTUAL) (509.25 FEET DEED) Through 168, Of The Public Foreclosure dated April 29, May,2014. days before your scheduled DISTANCE OF 2003.06 FEET TO A LOANS SERVICING, LP, DINA SHORES CONDOMINIUM TO AN IRON PIPE THENCE Records Of Nassau County, 2014 and entered in 13 CA 227 JOHN A. CRAWFORD court appearance, or imme- FOUND 5/8 INCH REBAR AND Plaintiff ASSOCIATION, INC; RICHARD SOUTH 02 DEGREES 00 MINUTES Florida. of the Circuit Court of the As Clerk of the Court diately upon receiving this CAP 2445 ALSO BEING THE vs. C. BURCHELL A/K/A RICHARD EAST,250.00 FEET TO THE POINT IF YOU ARE A PERSON CLAIM- Fourth Judicial Circuit in and By: /s/ Sue Powell notification if the time before POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE GARY KENNETH MEEKS A/K/A BURCHELL; UNKNOWN BENEFI- OF BEGINNING,THE AFORESAID ING A RIGHT TO FUNDS for Nassau County, Florida, As Deputy Clerk the scheduled appearance is SOUTH 89 DEGREES 37 MINUTES GARY K. MEEKS, et al. CIARIES OF THE RICHARD C. LANDS BEING PARCELS H,I AND REMAINING AFTER THE SALE, wherein, FLAGSTAR BANK, FSB, 2t 5-14, 5-21-2014 less than 7 days; if you are 27 SECONDS WEST,A DISTANCE Defendant(s) BURCHELL REVOCABLE TRUST J AS SHOWN ON MAP YOU MUST FILE A CLAIM WITH is the Plaintiff and LOTTIE ANN 4246 hearing or voice impaired,call OF 417.43 FEET TO A FOUND NOTICE OF SALE DATED MAY 26, 1987 RECORDED IN OFFICIAL THE CLERK OF COURT NO HELENBOLT A/K/A LOTTIE A. ————— 711” 5/8 INCH REBAR AND CAP Notice is hereby given that, Defendant(s). RECORDS BOOK 209,PAGE 610 LATER THAN 60 DAYS AFTER THE HELENBOLT A/K/A LOTTIE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 2t 5-14, 5-21-2014 2445; THENCE NORTH 00 pursuant to an Order NOTICE OF PUBLIC RECORDS OF SAID SALE. IF YOU FAIL TO FILE A HELENBOLT A/K/A ANN L. The Housing Authority of the 4249 DEGREES 46 MINUTES 33 SEC- Cancelling and Rescheduling FORECLOSURE SALE COUNTY. CLAIM,YOU WILL NOT BE ENTI- HELENBOLT A/K/A ANN HELEN- City of Fernandina Beach will ————— ONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF Foreclosure Sale dated March NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- LESS AND EXCEPT THAT POR- TLED TO ANY REMAINING BOLT; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF convene a public hearing to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 209.44 FEET TO A FOUND 5/8 5, 2014, entered in Civil Case suant to a Final Judgment of TION THEREOF AS CONTAINED FUNDS. AFTER 60 DAYS, ONLY LOTTIE ANN HELENBOLT A/K/A receive comments on the FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INCH REBAR AND CAP 2445; Number 45-2012-CA-000026,in Foreclosure dated April 29, IN THAT CERTAIN WARRANTY THE OWNER OF RECORD AS LOTTIE A. HELENBOLT A/K/A “draft” PHA Annual Plan for OF THE STATE THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES 55 the Circuit Court for Nassau 2014 and entered in DEED RECORDED MARCH 15, OF THE DATE OF THE LES PEN- LOTTIE HELENBOLT A/K/A ANN 2015. The public hearing will OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MINUTES 16 SECONDS EAST, A County,Florida,wherein BANK 13CA000342 of the Circuit 1999, IN OFFICIAL RECORDS DENS MAY CLAIM THE SURPLUS. L. HELENBOLT A/K/A ANN be called to order at the NASSAU COUNTY DISTANCE OF 417.32 FEET TO OF AMERICA, N.A., SUCCES- Court of the Fourth Judicial BOOK 874, PAGE 910 OF THE DATED at NASSAU County, HELENBOLT are the Defen- Fernandina Beach Housing CIVIL DIVISION FOUND CONCRETE MONU- SOR BY MERGER TO BAC Circuit in and for NASSAU PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU Florida,this 5 day of May,2014. dant(s). John Crawford as the Authority Office, located at CASE NO: 45-2012-CA- MENT AND DISK STAMPED 2445 HOME LOANS SERVICING, LP County,Florida,wherein FLAG- COUNTY,FLORIDA. JOHN A. CRAWFORD, Clerk Clerk of the Circuit Court will 1300 Hickory Street, Fernan- 000930-AXYX-XX AND BEING A POINT ON THE FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOME STAR BANK, FSB., is the Plaintiff If you fail to file your response NASSAU County,Florida sell to the highest and best dina Beach, Florida on Tues- U.S. BANK, N.A. AS TRUSTEE ON AFOREMENTIONED EASTERLY LOANS SERVICING,LP is Plaintiff, and RICHARD C.BURCHELL,AS or answer, if any,in the above BY: /s/ Sue Powell bidder for cash Front Entrance, day,May 20,2014 at 3:00 p.m.. BEHALF OF MANUFACTURED LINE OF SECTION 4; THENCE and GARY KENNETH MEEKS TRUSTEE OF THE RICHARD C. proceeding with the Clerk of Deputy Clerk Nassau Judicial Annex 76347 A “draft” copy of the PHA HOUSING CONTRACT SENIOR/ SOUTH 00 DEGREES 48 MINUTES A/K/A GARY K. MEEKS, et al., BURCHELL REVOCABLE TRUST this Court,and to serve a copy “In accordance with the Veterans Way,Yulee,FL at 11:30 Annual Plan is available for SUBORDINATE PASS-THROUGH 47 SECONDS EAST ALONG are the Defendants, Nassau DATED MAY 26,1987; FERNAN- thereof upon the plaintiff’s Americans with Disabilities Act, AM on June 20, 2014, the fol- public inspection at the CERTIFICATE TRUST 2000-3 AFORESAID EASTERLY LINE A County Clerk of Court will sell DINA SHORES CONDOMINIUM attorney,Law Offices of Daniel persons in need of a special lowing described property as Housing Authority office,Mon- Plaintiff, DISTANCE OF 207.28 FEET TO the property situated in ASSOCIATION, INC; RICHARD C.Consuegra,9204 King Palm accommodation to partici- set forth in said Final Judg- day through Thursday from vs. THE POINT OF BEGINNING.SUB- Nassau County, Florida, C. BURCHELL A/K/A RICHARD Dr.,Tampa,Florida 33619-1328, pate in this proceeding shall, ment, to wit: 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. HOLLY A. JEFFERS; UNKNOWN JECT TO A 40 FOOT EASEMENT described as: BURCHELL; UNKNOWN BENEFI- telephone (813) 915-8660,fac- within seven (7) days prior to TRACT 3, BLOCK 1, POINT Patricia Woody SPOUSE OF HOLLY A. JEFFERS; AS DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL A PORTION OF SECTION 40, CIARIES OF THE RICHARD C. simile (813) 915-0559,within thir- any proceeding, contact the SOUTH UNIT 3,ACCORDING TO Executive Director BENEFICIAL FLORIDA,INC.; UN- RECORDS BOOK 694, PAGE TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH,RANGE 28 BURCHELL REVOCABLE TRUST ty days of the first publication Administrative Office of the THE PLAT THEREOF,AS RECORD- 1300 Hickory Street KNOWN TENANT #1; UN- 521, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS EAST, NASSAU COUNTY,FLORI- DATED MAY 26, 1987 of this Notice,a default will be Court, Nassau County, 76347 ED IN PLAT BOOK 4, PAGES 98 Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 KNOWN TENANT #2; OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. DA, SAID PORTION BEING are the Defendant(s). John entered against you for the Veterans Way,Suite 456,Yulee, AND 99, OF THE PUBLIC 1t 5-14-2014 Defendant(s) TOGETHER WITH A MOBILE MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIB- Crawford as the Clerk of the relief demanded in the Fl,32097,Telephone (904) 548- RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- 4247 NOTICE OF SALE HOME LOCATED THEREON AS ED AS FOLLOWS: Circuit Court will sell to the Complaint or petition. 4606,via Florida Relay Service” TY,FLORIDA. ————— Notice is hereby given that, A PERMANENT FIXTURE AND. BEGIN AT THE NORTHEASTERLY highest and best bidder for DATED at NASSAU County this 2t 5-14, 5-21-2014 TOGETHER WITH THAT 1995 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, pursuant to a Final Summary APPURTENANCE THERETO, CORNER OF LOT 10, FLORALE cash, Front Entrance, Nassau 2 day of May,2014. 4258 MOBILE HOME MANUFAC- FOURTH JUDICIAL judgment of Foreclosure DESCRIBED AS A 2003 FLEET- HOMES,ACCORDING TO PLAT Judicial Annex 76347 Veterans John A. Crawford ————— TURED BY FLEETWOOD,MODEL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR NASSAU entered in the above-styled WOOD MOBILE HOME BEAR- RECORDED IN THE PUBLIC Way,Yulee, FL at 11:30 AM on Clerk of Circuit Court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE HARBOR SPRINGS, WITH VIN COUNTY, FLORIDA cause, in the Circuit Court of ING IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY,IN June 20, 2014, the following By /s/ Brittany Prescott 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, NUMBERS GAFLR35A08948-HS PROBATE DIVISION Nassau County, Florida, I will GAFL275A74351BP21 AND PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE 79, AND described property as set forth Deputy Clerk IN AND FOR NASSAU AND GAFLR35B08948-HS CASE NO.: 2014CP88 sell the property situated in GAFL275B74351BP21 AND TITLE RUN NORTH 33 DEGREES 45 in said Final Judgment, to wit: Americans with Disabilities Act COUNTY, FLORIDA Any person claiming an inter- IN RE: Nassau County, Florida, NUMBERS 0086969833 AND MINUTES EAST ALONG THE THAT CERTAIN CONDOMINIUM (ADA) CASE NO est in the surplus from the sale, ESTATE OF described as: 0086970133. WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE PARCEL, LOCATED IN NASSAU If you are a person with a dis- 45-2013-CA-000190 if any,other than the property MARSHALL A. TANNER, THAT PART OF THE SOUTH ONE A/K/A 17780 HOOT OWL OF DU1TAL ROAD (A 60.00 COUNTY,FLORIDA,COMPOSED ability who needs any accom- BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., owner as of the date of the lis Deceased. HALF (S 1/2) OF THE NORTH- HOLW,HILLIARD,FL 32046-5654 FOOT RIGHT-OF-WAY), A DIS- OF UNIT NUMBER 6521 AND AN modation in order to partici- Plaintiff, pendes must file a claim with- NOTICE TO CREDITORS EAST ONE QUARTER (NE 1/4) Any person claiming an inter- TANCE OF 218.02 FEET TO AN UNDIVIDED SHARE IN THOSE pate in this proceeding, you vs. in 60 days after the sale. TO: ALL PERSONS HAVING OF THE SOUTHEAST ONE QUAR- est in the surplus from the sale, IRON; RUN THENCE NORTH 79 COMMON ELEMENTS APPUR- are entitled at no cost to you, WILLIAM DRAKUS, et. al., Dated this 29 day of APRIL, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS TER (SE 1/4) OF SECTION 23, if any,other than the property DEGREES 36 MINUTES 20 SEC- TENANT THERETO,AS SPECIFIED to the provision of certain assis- Defendants. 2014. AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH,RANGE 23 owner as of the date of the ONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF IN,DESCRIBED IN AND SUBJECT tance. Please contact the NOTICE OF John Crawford You are hereby notified that EAST, NASSAU COUNTY,FLORI- Lis Pendens must file a claim 170.0 FEET TO AN IRON; RUN TO THE COVENANTS, CONDI- ADA Coordinator at crtin- FORECLOSURE SALE As Clerk of the Court a Petition for Administration DA, LYING EAST OF SUNBURG within 60 days after the sale. THENCE NORTH SO DEGREES TIONS, RESTRICTIONS, TERMS [email protected] or (904) 630-2564 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- By: /s/ Tracy Poore has been filed in the Estate of ROAD (A COUNTY MAIN- Dated in Nassau County, 09 MINUTES 40 SECONDS WEST AND OTHER PROVISIONS OF at least 7 days before your suant to an Order or Final As Deputy Clerk MARSHALL A. TANNER, TAINED ROAD RIGHT OF WAY) Florida,this 1 day of May,2014. A DISTANCE OF 6.35 FEET TO THE DECLARATION OF CON- scheduled court appearance, Judgment entered in Case IMPORTANT deceased,File No.2014CP88 in ALSO KNOWN AS PART OF John A. Crawford AN IRON; RUN THENCE SOUTH DOMINIUM FOR FERNANDINA or immediately upon receiv- No. 45-2013-CA-000190 of the If you are a person with a dis- the Circuit Court for Nassau TRACT 53, “CORNWALL SUR- Clerk of the Circuit Court 36 DEGREES 37 MINUTES 15 SHORES, A CONDOMINIUM, ing this notification if the time Circuit Court of the 4TH ability who needs any accom- County, Florida, Probate divi- VEY”, ACCORDING TO THE Nassau County,Florida SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE FORMERLY AMELIA DUNES before the scheduled appear- Judicial Circuit in and for NAS- modation in order to partici- sion, the address of which is PLAT THEREOF ON FILE IN THE BY: /s/ Sue Powell OF 151.70 FEET TO A CON- CONDOMINIUM APARTMENTS, ance is less than 7 days; if you SAU County, Florida, wherein, pate in this proceeding, you 76347 Veterans Way, Yulee, OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF CIR- Deputy Clerk CRETE MONUMENT AT THE MADE BY FLAGA ENTERPRISES, are hearing or voice impaired, NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE,LLC, are entitled,at no cost to you, Florida 32097; that the total CUIT COURT IN AND FOR NAS- If you are a person with a dis- NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF INC., A FLORIDA CORPORA- call 711. Plaintiff,and,WILLIAM DRAKUS, to the provision of certain assis- cash value of the Estate is less SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA, ability who needs any accom- LOT 10 AFORESAID; RUN TION, PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 2t 5-14, 5-21-2014 et.al.,are Defendants,I will sell tance. To request such an than $75,000.00 and that the RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK ‘0’, modation in order to partici- THENCE SOUTH 56 DEGREES 19 718,OF THE FLORIDA STATUTES, 4256 to the highest bidder for cash accommodation,please con- names and address of the PAGE 50,BEING MORE PARTIC- pate in this proceeding, you MINUTES 05 SECONDS EAST WHICH IS RECORDED IN THE ————— at, NASSAU JUDICIAL ANNEX, tact Court Administration at Petitioners is: ULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOL- are entitled,at no cost to you, ALONG THE NORTHERLY LINE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 76347 VETERAN’S WAY,YULEE,FL least 7 days before your Bertie F.Tanner LOWS: to the provision of certain assis- OF SAID LOT NO. 10, A DIS- COUNTY,FLORIDA IN OFFICIAL 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, 32097,at the hour of 11:30 AM, scheduled court appearance, 45434 Circle Drive COMMENCE AT THE SOUTH- tance. Please contact the TANCE OF 170.0 FEET TO THE RECORDS BOOK 150, PAGES IN AND FOR on the 1 day of July,2014, the or immediately upon receiv- Callahan, Florida 32011 EAST CORNER OF SAID TRACT ADA Coordinator (904) 548- POINT OF BEGINNING. 247, ET SEQ, AS AMENDED IN NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA following described property: ing this notification if the time ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE 53; THENCE NORTH 89 DE- 4600 press 0, at least 7 days TOGETHER WITH THAT 1992 OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 199, CIVIL DIVISION Unit No.407,THE COTTAGES AT before the scheduled appear- NOTIFIED THAT: GREES 14 MINUTES 00 SEC- before your scheduled court HORT DCA0785R (#64173560), PAGES 625,ET SEQ,AS FURTHER CASE NO.: 10000322CA STONEY CREEK CONDOMINI- ance is less than 7 days; by All creditors of the decedent ONDS WEST ALONG THE appearance, or immediately DCA0785L (#64173558) AND AMENDED IN OFFICIAL REC- BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, UM,a Condominium,together using one of the following and other persons having SOUTHERLY LINE OF SAID TRACT upon receiving this notifica- DCA0785K (#64173562),TRIPLE ORDS BOOK 252, PAGES 315, LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOME with an undivided interest in methods: Phone – (904) 630- claims or demands against 53, 366.91 FEET TO THE POINT tion if the time before your WIDE MODULAR HOME. ET SEQ,AS FURTHER AMENDED LOANS SERVICING LP, the common elements appur- 2564; Fax – (904) 630-1146; decedent’s estate on whom a OF BEGINNING; THENCE CON- scheduled appearance is less at public sale, to the highest AND RESTATED IN OFFICIAL Plaintiff, tenant thereto according to TTD/TTY – (800) 955-8770 copy of this notice is served TINUE NORTH 89 DEGREES 14 than 7 days; if you are hearing bidder, for cash, at Main RECORDS BOOK 257, PAGES vs. the Declaration of Condo- (Florida Relay Service). E-Mail within three months after the MINUTES 00 SECONDS WEST, or voice impaired, call 771. Entrance,Nassau County,Judi- 546, ET SEQ AND AS FURTHER LENA A EDWARDS; LOFTON minium as recorded in Official – [email protected] date of first publication of this ALONG SAID SOUTHERLY LINE, Phone – (904) 548-4909 cial Annex, 76347 Veterans RESTATED IN OFFICIAL REC- CREEK HOMEOWNERS ASSO- Records Book 1518,Page 1834, 2t 5-7, 5-14-2014 notice must file their claims 181.30 FEET; THENCE NORTH 00 Fax: (904) 548-4949 Way, Yulee, FL 32097 at 11:30 ORDS BOOK 267, PAGES 354, CIATION, INC; UNKNOWN of the Public Records of 4244 with this Court WITHIN THE DEGREES 46 MINUTES 00 SEC- TTD/TTY – Dial 711 AM, on the 28 day of May ET SEQ. SPOUSE OF LENA A EDWARDS; Nassau County,Florida. ————— LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER ONDS EAST,334.17 FEET TO THE E-Mail – 2014. Any person claiming an Any person claiming an inter- UNKNOWN TENANT(S); IN POS- Any person claiming an inter- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- NORTH LINE OF SAID TRACT 53; [email protected] interest in the surplus from the est in the surplus from the sale, SESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROP- est in the surplus from the sale, IN AND FOR CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 17 2t 5-14, 5-21-2014 sale,if any,other that the prop- if any,other than the property ERTY, if any,other than the property NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE MINUTES 43 SECONDS EAST, 4251 erty owner as of the date of owner as of the date of the lis Defendants. owner as of the date of the PROBATE DIVISION OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF ALONG SAID NORTH LINE OF ————- the lis pendens must file a pendes must file a claim with- NOTICE OF Lis Pendens must file a claim FILE NUMBER: 2014 CP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. SAID TRACT 53, 181.30 FEET; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE claim within 60 days after the in 60 days after the sale. FORECLOSURE SALE within sixty (60) days after the 000084AXYX All other creditors of the dece- THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 48 FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT sale. Dated this 1 day of May,2014. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- sale. DIVISION: dent and other persons having MINUTES 00 SECONDS WEST, OF THE STATE Dated: May 1, 2014 John Crawford suant to Final Judgment of DATED this 1 day of May,2014. IN RE: ESTATE OF claims or demands against 334.37 FEET TO THE POINT OF OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR John A. Crawford As Clerk of the Court Foreclosure dated the 2 day of John A. Crawford FLORENCE R. PARTIN, decedent’s estate must file BEGINNING.TOGETHER WITH A NASSAU COUNTY Nassau County Clerk of Court By: /s/ Tracy Poore May 2014, and entered in Clerk Circuit Court Deceased. their claims with this court 60.00 FOOT EASEMENT FOR CIVIL DIVISION By: /s/ Brittany Prescott As Deputy Clerk Case No. 10000322CA, of the By: /s/ Sue Powell NOTICE TO CREDITORS WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER INGRESS, EGRESS, DRAINAGE CASE NO:45-2013-CA- If you are a person with a dis- IMPORTANT Circuit Court of the 4TH Deputy Clerk The administration of the THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- AND UTILITIES ACROSS THE 000105-AXYX-XX ability who needs any accom- If you are a person with a dis- Judicial Circuit in and for IMPORTANT estate of FLORENCE R. PARTIN, CATION OF THIS NOTICE. NORTHERLY 60.00 FEET OF THE U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCI- modation in order to partici- ability who needs any ac- Nassau County,Florida,where- If you are a person with a dis- deceased, is pending in the ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL,OF ATION pate in thi s proceeding, you commodation in order to par- in BANK OF AMERICA, N.A.,AS ability who needs any accom- Circuit Court for Nassau NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- Plaintiff, are entitled at no cost to you, ticipate in this proceeding,you SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO modation in order to partici- County, Florida, Probate BARRED. SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. vs. to the provision of certain assis- are entitled,at no cost to you, BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, pate in this proceeding, you Division, the address of which The date of the first publication TO INCLUDE A: 1999 FTWD DARREN JOHNSON A/K/A tance. Please contact the to the provision of certain assis- LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOME are entitled,at no cost to you, is 76347 Veteran’s Way, Suite of this Notice is May 14, 2014. VIN GAFLY75A36514WT21 DARREN A. JOHNSON, et al. ADA Coordinator at crtin- tance. Please contact the LOANS SERVICING LP, is the to the provision of certain assis- 456, Yulee, Florida 32097. The Attorney for Joint Petitioners 0080686913 Defendant(s) [email protected] or (904) 630-2564 ADA Coordina-tor at (904)548- Plaintiff and LENA A EDWARDS; tance. Please contact the names and addresses of the LAWRENCE J. BERNARD, P.A. TO INCLUDE A: 1999 FTWD NOTICE OF SALE at least 7 days before your 4600 press 0, at least 7 days LOFTON CREEK HOMEOWNERS Clerk of the Court’s disability personal representatives and By: Lawrence Bernard VIN GAFLU75A36514WT21 Notice is hereby given that, scheduled court appearance, before your scheduled court ASSOCIATION,INC; UNKNOWN coordinator at COURT ADMIN- the personal representatives’ Lawrence J. Bernard, Esquire 0080686913 pursuant to a Final Summary or immediately upon receiv- appearance, or immediately SPOUSE OF LENA A EDWARDS; ISTRATION,7637 VETERANS WAY, attorney are set forth below. 480 Busch Drive at public sale, to the highest Judgment of Foreclosure ing this notification if the time upon receiving this notifica- UNKNOWN TENANT(S); IN POS- YULEE,FL 32097 904 630-2564 at All creditors of the decedent Jacksonville, Fl 32218 and best bidder, for cash, on entered in the above-styled before the scheduled appear- tion if the time before the SESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROP- least 7 days before your and other persons having Florida Bar No. 248436 June 16, 2014 case, I will sell the property ance is less than 7 days; if you scheduled appearance is less ERTY are defendants.The Clerk scheduled court appearance, claims or demands against 904-751-6980 Any person claiming an inter- located in NASSAU County, are hearing or voice impaired, than 7 days; if you are hearing of this Court shall sell to the or immediately upon receiv- decedent’s estate, including 2t 5-14, 5-21-2014 est in the surplus from the sale, Florida, described as: call 711. or voice impaired, call 711. highest and best bidder for ing this notification if the time unmatured, contingent or 4248 if any,other than the property A PART OF SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF 2t 5-14, 5-21-2014 2t 5-14, 5-21-2014 cash at the, AT THE MAIN before the scheduled appear- unliquidated claims,on whom ————— owner as of the date of the lis SECTION 27, TOWNSHIP 4 4253 4255 ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU ance is less than 7days; if you a copy of this notice is served IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE pendens must file a claim with- NORTH, RANGE 23 EAST, NAS- ————— ————— JUDICIAL ANNEX, 76347 VET- are hearing impaired,call 711. must file their claims, with this FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT in 60 days after the sale. SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ERANS WAY, YULEE, FL 32097, Submitted by: court WITHIN THE LATER OF IN AND FOR Witness, my hand and seal of MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIB- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 11:30 AM on the 12 day of Greenspoon Marder, P.A. THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA this court on the 2 day of May, ED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE IN AND FOR NASSAU OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, June, 2014, see the following 100 W.Cypress Creek Road OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF CIVIL ACTION 2014. AT THE SOUTH 1/4 OF SAID SEC- COUNTY, FLORIDA IN AND FOR described property as set forth Trade Centre South, Suite 700 THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS CASE NO. 2014-CA-000110 John A. Crawford TION 27; THENCE NORTH 0 GENERAL JURISDICTION NASSAU COUNTY in said Final Judgment, to wit: Ft. Lauderdale, Fl 33309 AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF DIVISION: A CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT DEGREES 10 MINUTES 24 SEC- DIVISION CIVIL DIVISION LOT 62 OF LOFTON CREEK, 954-491-1120 A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCI- By: /s/ Sue Powell ONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF CASE NO: 12-CA-943 CASE NO. 13CA651 ACCORDING TO THE PLAT 2t 5-14, 5-21-2014 THEM. ATION,AS INDENTURE TRUSTEE, Deputy Clerk 1,011.66 FEET TO THE SOUTH- BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., SUC- WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND THEREOF AS RECORDED IN 4259 All other creditors of the dece- SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO THIS INSTRUMENT PREPARED BY: EAST CORNER OF PARCEL “B”; CESSOR BY MERGER TO BAC SOCIETY, FSB, NOT IN ITS INDI- PLAT BOOK6, PAGES 33-36 OF ————— dent and other persons having BANK OF AMERICA,NATIONAL Law offices of THENCE CONTINUE NORTH 0 HOME LOANS SERVICING, LP, VIDUAL CAPACITY BUT SOLELY THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- BOARD OF COUNTY claims or demands against ASSOCIATION, AS INDENTURE Daniel C. Consuegra DEGREES 10 MINUTES 24 SEC- FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOME AS TRUSTEE FOR THE PRIMES- SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. COMMISSIONERS decedent’s estate, including TRUSTEE,SUCCESSOR BY MERG- 9204 King Palm Drive ONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF LOANS SERVICING, LP, TAR-H FUND I TRUST, ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA unmatured, contingent or ER TO LASALLE BANK NATION- Tampa, FL 33619-1328 418.71 FEET TO THE POINT OF Plaintiff, Plaintiff, INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS OF THE INVITATION TO BID (ITB) unliquidated claims, must file AL ASSOCIATION, AS INDEN- Phone: 813-915-8660 BEGINNING; THENCE SOUTH 90 vs. vs. SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN THE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that their claims with this court TURE TRUSTEE FOR AFC TRUST Attorneys for Plaintiff DEGREES 0 MINUTES 0 SEC- BARRY COCHRAN A/K/A MAX DAVID HOWARD, JR. PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE the Board of County Commis- WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER SERIES 1999-3, Americans with ONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF BARRY DEAN COCHRAN A/K/A MAX D.HOWARD A/K/A DATE OF LIS PENDENS MUST FILE sioners of Nassau County, THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- Plaintiff, Disabilities Act (ADA) 208.71 FEET; THENCE NORTH 0 A/K/A BARRY D. COCHRAN; MAX D. HOWARD JR; UN- A CLAIM WITH 60 DAYS AFTER Florida invites Applications for CATION OF THIS NOTICE. vs. If you are a person with a dis- DEGREES 10 MINUTES 24 SEC- LYDIA COCHRAN A/K/A LYDIA KNOWN SPOUSE OF MAX D. THE SALE. Pre-Qualifications for: ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED DAVID TATE, et al, ability who needs any accom- ONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF BETH COCHRAN A/K/A LYDIA HOWARD A/K/A MAX DAVID If you are a person with a dis- RESTORATION OF FOUR WATER WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET Defendant(s). modation in order to partici- 208.71 FEET; THENCE NORTH 90 B. COCHRAN; VILLAGES OF HOWARD, JR. A/K/A MAX D. ability who needs any accom- STORAGE TANKS AT NASSAU FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF NOTICE OF ACTION pate in this proceeding, you DEGREES 00 MINUTES 0 SEC- WOODBRIDGE MASTER ASSO- HOWARD, JR.; CARRIE A. modation in order to partici- AMELIA UTILITIES (NAU) BID THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE TO: DAVID R.TATE A/K/A DAVID are entitled at no cost to you, ONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF CIATION, INC. HOWARD A/K/A CARRIE pate in this proceeding, you NUMBER NC14-005 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. TATE A/K/A DAVID RAY TATE to the provision of certain assis- 208.71 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00 Defendant(s). HOWARD; UNKNOWN SPOUSE are entitled,at no cost to you, Bids, for furnishing all materi- NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 86004 tance. Please contact the DEGREES 10 MINUTES 24 SEC- NOTICE OF OF CARRIE A. HOWARD A/K/A to the provision of certain assis- als,labor,tools,and equipment PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, CREEK DRIVE ADA Coordinator at crtin- ONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF FORECLOSURE SALE CARRIE HOWARD; JOHN tance please contact the necessary for the Restoration ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YULEE, FL 32097 [email protected] or (904) 630-2564 208.71 FEET TO THE POINT OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- BARRY CAUSEY; SANDRA L. ADA Coordinator at crtin- of Four Water Storage Tanks at YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE CURRENT ADDRESS: at least 7 days before your BEGINNING. TOGETHER WITH suant to a Final Judgment of STEPHENSON N/K/A SANDRA [email protected] or (904) 630-2564 NAU are planned to be DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH UNKNOWN scheduled court appearance AN EASEMENT FOR INGRESS Foreclosure dated April 29, L. CAUSEY; IF LIVING, INCLUD- at least 7 days before your received by the Owner in IS BARRED. LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: ANGIE or immediately upon receiv- AND EGRESS AS DESCRIBED 2014, and entered in 12-CA- ING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE scheduled court appearance, July/August, 2014. ONLY BIDS The date of first publication of C. TATE A/K/A ANGIE CAROL ing this notification if the time AND CONTAINED IN WARRAN- 943 of the Circuit Court of the OF SAID DEFENDANT(S), IF or immediately upon receiv- SUBMITTED BY PROPERLY PRE- this notice is 7 May,2014. TATE before the scheduled appear- TY DEED RECORDED IN OFFI- Fourth Judicial Circuit in and REMARRIED,AND IF DECEASED, ing this notification if the time QUALIFIED BIDDERS WILL BE HOLBROOK, AKEL, COLD, 86004 CREEK DRIVE ance is less than 7 days; if you CIAL RECORDS BOOK 658, for NASSAU County, Florida, THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN before the scheduled appear- ACCEPTED AND OPENED. RAY & REICHARD, P.A. YULEE, FLORIDA 32097 are hearing or voice impaired, PAGE 764 OF THE PUBLIC wherein, OCWEN LOAN SER- HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ance is less than 7 days; if you Pre-qualification of Bidders for KATHERINE HOLBROOK COLD CURRENT ADDRESS: call 711. RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- VICING,LLC,is the Plaintiff and ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS, are hearing or voice impaired, the Project is required.A copy Florida Bar No. 0305111 UNKNOWN 2t 5-14, 5-21-2014 TY,FLORIDA. BARRY COCHRAN A/K/A LIENORS, AND TRUSTEES, AND call 711. of the application and qualifi- One Independent Drive,Suite ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- 4250 To include a: 2007 FLEETWOOD BARRY DEAN COCHRAN ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIM- Dated this 5 day of May,2014. cation requirements can be 2301 TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, ————— VIN GAFL635A92141ET21 Title A/K/A BARRY D. COCHRAN; ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR JOHN A. CRAWFORD obtained from the Nassau Jacksonville, Fl 32202 UNDER, AND AGAINST THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE # 0099680785 LYDIA COCHRAN A/K/A LYDIA AGAINST THE NAMED DEFEN- Clerk of The Circuit Court County Contract Manage- (904) 356-6344 HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 2007 Fleetwood BETH COCHRAN A/K/A LYDIA DANT(S); UNKNOWN TENANT By: /s/ Sue Powell ment Office, James S. Page 2t 5-7, 5-14-2014 DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT IN AND FOR NASSAU VIN GAFL635B92141ET21 B. COCHRAN; VILLAGES OF #1; UNKNOWN TENANT #2; Deputy Clerk Governmental Complex, 4232 KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, COUNTY, FLORIDA Title # 0099680872 WOODBRIDGE MASTER ASSO- Defendant(s). Submitted by: 96135 Nassau Place, Suite 6, ————— WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN CIVIL ACTION Property Address: CIATION, INC. are the Defen- NOTICE OF ACTION Choice Legal Group, P.A. Yulee, Florida 32097 (phone: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTER- CASE NO.: 18334 Hodges Rd dant(s). John Crawford as the TO: SANDRA L. STEPHENSON 1800 NW 49th Street, Suite 120 904-491-7377 / fax: 904-321- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, EST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVIS- 2011-CA-000315 Hilliard, FL 32043 Clerk of the Circuit Court will N/K/A SANDRA L. CAUSEY Fort Lauderdale,Florida 33309 2658 / email: IN AND FOR EES, GRANTEES, OR OTHER DIVISION: at public sale, to the highest sell to the highest and best Whose residence(s) is/are Telephone: (954) 453-0365 [email protected]) NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA CLAIMANTS WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, and best bidder, for cash, by bidder for cash Front Entrance, unknown. Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 The Project consists of the CASE NUMBER: 14-CA-199 LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Plaintiff, electronic sale at AT THE WEST Nassau Judicial Annex 76347 YOU ARE HEREBY required to Toll Free: 1-800-441-2438 restoration of four water stor- DIVISION: UNKNOWN vs. DOOR OF THE NASSAU COUN- Veterans Way,Yulee, FL 32097, file your answer or written DESIGNATED PRIMARY E-MAIL age tanks (2 concrete and 2 WILLIAM B.TUCKER and MARY CURRENT ADDRESS: RICHARD C. PARKER A/K/A TY JUDICIAL ANNEX,76347 VET- at 11:30 AM on June 20, 2014, defenses, if any, in the above FOR SERVICE PURSUANT TO carbon steel). The restoration ALICE TUCKER, HUSBAND AND UNKNOWN RICHARD C. PARKE,et al., ERANS WAY, YULEE, FL 32097, the following described prop- proceeding with the Clerk of FLA. R. JUD. ADMIN 2.516 will include the blasting and WIFE, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Defendant(s). beginning at 11:30 a.m. on erty as set forth in said Final this Court,and to serve a copy [email protected] recoating of the exterior and Plaintiffs, action for foreclose a mort- NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT June 9, 2014. Judgment, to wit: thereof upon the plaintiff’s 2t 5-14, 5-21-2014 interior of the tanks and any vs. gage on the following prop- TO CHAPTER 45 Any person claiming an inter- LOT 50, VILLAGES OF WOOD- attorney,Law Offices of Daniel 4257 necessary repair work. RANDY A.NOBLES,individually, erty in NASSAU County,Florida: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- est in the surplus from the sale, BRIDGE, VILLAGE 1, ACCORD- C.Consuegra,9204 King Palm ————— For detailed information regar- and as Successor Trustee to TRACK 15, OAK WOODS, suant to a Final Judgment of if any,other than the property ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS Drive, Tampa, FL 33619-1328, IN THE CIRCUIT COUNTY ding the bid due date and bid the Onieda E. Gordie Trust, u/t ACCORDING TO PLAT THERE- Foreclosure dated April 30, owner as of the date of the lis RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7, telephone (813) 915-8660,fac- COURT OF THE requirements for this ITB,please dated June 29,2011,together OF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2014,and entered in Case No. pendens must file a claim with- PAGE 229, PUBLIC RECORDS simile (813) 915-0559,within thir- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT visit the Nassau County’s web- with all of the unknown per- 5, PAGE 370 AND 371 OF THE 2011-CA-000315 of the Circuit in 60 days after the sale. OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. ty days of the first publication IN AND FOR site at http://www.nassau sonal representatives, heirs at PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU Court of the Fourth Judicial Witness, my hand and seal of Any person claiming an inter- of this Notice,the nature of this NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA countyfl.com or contact the law,beneficiaries of Onieda E. COUNTY,FLORIDA. Circuit in and for Nassau this court on the 1 day of May, est in the surplus from the sale, proceeding being a suit for CIVIL DIVISION Contract Management De- Gordie, deceased, and all TOGETHER WITH A CERTAIN County, Florida in which Wells 2014. if any,other than the property foreclosure of mortgage CASE NO. 2009-CA-000917 partment at 904-491-7377. Bid whom may claim by through 1995 SKYLINE MOBILE HOME Fargo Bank, NA, is the Plaintiff John A. Crawford owner as of the date of the lis against the following describ- Division No. information is also available at or under her, LOCATED THEREON AS A FIX- and Richard C. Parker a/k/a CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT pendes must file a claim with- ed property,to wit: BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., SUC- http://www.demandstancom. Defendants. TURE AND APPURTENANCE Richard C. Parke, Nassau By: /s/ Tracy Poore in 60 days after the sale. A PART OF THE NORTHEAST CESSOR BY MERGER TO BAC ATTEST: JOHN A. CRAWFORD NOTICE OF ACTION THERETO: VIN# 5F630212HA County, Nassau County Clerk Deputy Clerk Dated this 1 day of May,2014. ONE QUARTER (NE 1/4) OF THE HOME LOANS SERVICING, P EX-OFFICIO CLERK TO: Unknown heirs of Onieda AND 5F630212HB of the Circuit Court,Chelsea L. THIS INSTRUMENT PREPARED BY: John Crawford SOUTHWEST ONE QUARTER (SW FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOME BARRY HOLLOWAY E. Gordie, Deceased has been filed against you and Parker,State of Florida,Tenant Law offices of As Clerk of the Court 1/4) OF SECTION TWENTY-SIX LOANS SERVICING LP CHAIRMAN Last Known Address: you are required to serve a #1 n/k/a Brittany Williams,Any Daniel C. Consuegra By: /s/ Tracy Poore (26), TOWNSHIP TWO (2) Plaintiff(s), BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- UNKNOWN copy of your written defenses And All Unknown Parties 9204 King Palm Drive As Deputy Clerk NORTH, RANGE TWENTY-FOUR vs. SIONERS If alive, and if dead, their within 30 days after the first Claiming By, Through, Under, Tampa, FL 33619-1328 IMPORTANT (24) EAST, NASSAU COUNTY, Stephen Hughes, et al., NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA unknown spouse,children,per- publication,if any,on Ronald R And Against The Herein Attorneys for Plaintiff If you are a person with a dis- FLORIDA, BEING MORE PAR- Defendant(s). 1t 5-14-2014 sonal representative,heirs,suc- Wolfe & Associates,P.L.,Plaintiffs named Individual Defen- Americans with ability who needs any accom- TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOL- NOTICE OF SALE 4263 cessors and assigns. attorney,whose address is 4919 dant(s) Who Are Not Known Disabilities Act (ADA) modation in order to partici- LOWS: PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 ————— You are notified that an action Memorial Highway, Suite 200, To Be Dead Or Alive, Whether If you are a person with a dis- pate in this proceeding, you COMMENCE AT THE SOUTH- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- to quiet title, reform and cor- Tampa, Florida 33634, and file Said Unknown Parties May ability who needs any accom- are entitled,at no cost to you, WEST CORNER OF SAID SEC- suant to an Order dated April CALL 261-3696 FOR rect a legal description or to the original with this Court Claim An Interest In Spouses, modation in order to partici- to the provision of certain assis- TION 26; THENCE NORTH 02 29, 2014, and entered in Case EARLY LEGAL DEADLINE create of establish title by either before service on Heirs, Devisees, Grantees, Or pate in this proceeding, you tance. Please contact the DEGREES 15 MINUTES WEST No. 2009-CA-000917 of the INFORMATION FOR THE adverse possession has been Plaintiff’s attorney or immedi- Other Claimants are defen- are entitled,at no cost to you, ADA Coordinator at (904) ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAID Circuit Court of the 4TH MAY 28 EDITION. filed by the owner of the real ately thereafter; otherwise a dants, the Nassau County to the provision of certain assis- 5485-4600 press 0, at least 7 SECTION 26; 1320.0 FEET; Judicial Circuit in and for NAS- —————

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Must 204 Work Wanted have valid drivers license, reliable DEADLINES 105 Public Notice DRIVERS: $5,000 Sign-On Bonus! transportation, and drug free. Send SEMI RETIRED ELECTRICIAN - 201 Help Wanted Great Pay! Consistent Freight, Great resume to: [email protected] Small jobs welcomed. (904)583-1465 Memorial Day THERE IS A LIEN on the following Miles on this Regional Account. Werner or call (904)277-6700. vehicles for towing and storage and CLASSIC CARPETS - Inside sales, Enterprises: 1-855-515-8447 Holiday will be auctioned off on the listed dates exp. w/Word, Excel & Quickbooks. below: on 5/28/2014 a 1992 Chevy Saturday work required. $10/hr. Fax NEED YOUR HOUSE OR INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS COM- In observance of Memorial 4DR VIN# 1G1BL53E0NR113124, a resume to (904)261-0291 or email to HAMPTON INN at the Beach BUSINESS CLEANED? PANY - looking for individual with Day, the News-Leader will 2001 Dodge Neon VIN# [email protected] is seeking maintenance assistant. 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Display Advertising deadline for Wednesday is 3 p.m. Friday MERCHANDISE REAL ESTATE Classified Advertising deadline is 5:00 p.m. Monday. RENTALS Display Advertising deadline for Friday is 3 p.m. Tuesday 601 Garage Sales Classified Advertising deadline is 5:00 p.m. Wednesday. 851 Roommate Wanted Please call 261-3696 to place your advertisement. EARLY CLASSIFIED MATURE WOMAN - in F.B. with partial DEADLINES disability seeks live-in caregiver in y P exchange for rent. No drugs, alcohol or Memorial Day criminal record. Call 624-5195. Holiday LOOKING FOR ROOMMATE - to “Think I’ll let that native land agent be my guide.” share 3BR/2BA. $450/mo. Utilities In observance of Memorial included. No deposit. Fully furnished. Day, the News-Leader will Call (863) 634-9560. be closed on Monday, May REAL ESTATE, INC. 26th. The deadline to LASSERRE place a classified line ad in 3028 S. 8th St./A1A, Fernandina Beach, FL 32035 the Wednesday, May 28th National edition will be Friday, May www.lasserrerealestate.com [email protected] 904-261-4066 23rd at 4pm.

Hamburger D ESTATE SALE - 305 Lighthouse Ln. CE Fri. 5/16 & Sat. 5/17, 9am-5pm. DU Furniture, housewares, clothing, tools, Month RE knick-knacks, & lots more.

YARD SALE/MOVING SALE - Furniture, home decor, great toys & books. All must go. Fri. 5/16, 6am- NOW AVAILABLE 5pm & Sat. 5/17, 6am-1pm. 96014 LOTS AT LIGHTHOUSE CIRCLE 96106 WADES PLACE 1515 S. FLETCHER AVENUE Blackrock Hammock Dr. Awesome view of Egan’s Creek & Fort Clinch Formerly the Down Under Restaurant, one of Nice 3BR/2BA Ocean View home, observa- St Park. Single family estate lot adjacent to Fernandina's landmark restaurants on deep tion deck, wet bar, central atrium, and beach MOVING SALE - Arbours Subd. off Countryside Apartments historic landmark Amelia Island Lighthouse. water w/ dock & small craft launch. Tons of access across the street make this a home for Will Hardee, 2156 Lumina Ct., Fernan- 370+/- ft on Navigable side of Egan’s Creek potential for this truly one-of-a-kind property entertaining! Stucco exterior, side entry dina. Fri. 5/16, Sat. 5/17 & Sun, 5/18, ntal with endless possibilities. Also includes large Re e and is one of the highest elevations on the east garage, and unopened street on south side of 8am-1pm. Lots of furniture, 10 years istanc 1&2 Bedroom Units deck,"party" shed, 3 apartments and office/mgr Ass e coast. lot are other features of this home. of misc. accumulation. (904)321-0019 vailabl space. Must see to appreciate! A ified o Qual PROPERTY SOLD AS IS $650,000. T ants $850,000 MLS# 37069 $595,000 MLS#60398 MOVING SALE - Sat. 5/17, 8am-2pm. Applic Tues, Thurs & Fri 8 am - 5 pm MLS#61913 95512 Sonoma Dr. Pilates machine, washer/dryer, chest freezer, women’s 1105 S. 13th Street, Fernandina Beach shoes size 12/13, womens clothing, recliner, kitchenware, too much to list. (904) 277-2103 • TDD 1-800-955-8771 This institution is an Equal Opportunity provider and employer SAT. 4/17, 8AM-1PM - 86183 Meadowwood Dr. Plants!!! Toys, baby items, boys clothing, ladies bike,. assorted remodeling, misc. household. 84016 ST. PAUL BLVD SOUTH FLETCHER AVENUE CUSTOMIZED 3BR/2BA in Lofton Oaks on large corner lot with fenced Pristine 75' Oceanfront lot on Amelia Island. Customized 3 Br with a office/study, Split Bedroom, has transom windows for natural light in hallway, tint- 602 Articles for Sale in back yard. There is additional parking in the Your chance to own one of the few remaining ed windows in kitchen dining, custom built in shelving back yard with parking pad and gated access to Oceanfront lots available on Amelia Island. Granite Countertops. Garage is heated & cooled, locat- rear yard. Master bedroom has oversized walk- Buy now for either investment or to build. ed on thesouth end of Amelia Island, home in Golfside AVON Rep Since 1974 - Buy or sell. South with a Championship golf course short walk to Call (904)545-1136. in shower and a large walk-in closet. beachs, with community pool. Pool and beach access forGolfside is located on Ritz side of road. Whole FOR SALE - Full size Sleep Number house wired for security system. $127,000 MLS#59700 $525,000 MLS#56671 adjustable base, never been used, $459,000 MLS#59070 original cost $1,600. $1,000/OBO. (904)261-8960

FOR SALE - Scrap electrics, wire, cable, metal & much more. Call (904) 261-7729.

603 Miscellaneous 86088 RHOERLAN PLACE HISTORIC DISTRICT 86036 GRAHAM COURT MISS SUNSHINE Pop Star Music This 2784 appox. sq. ft. vintage home has Lovely well maintained 3br/2ba split floor plan home Pageant - Hey girls! Here’s your chance. Large undeveloped parcel on Lofton Creek, in Page Hill. Excellent location to schools and shop- been modified into 4 apartments.The largest ping, with easy travel to U.S. 17, A1A and close to Win $5000 cash, a recording contract & Feasibility study done in 2012shows 15 lots, apartment has a fireplace, hardwood floors, I-95. French doors section off the office and dining many more prizes! 18+ only (904)246- 7 on the creek is on file in our office. eat-in kitchen and has been well maintained. rooms at the frontof the house, the kitchen flows into 8222, CypressRecords.com. ANF Rent all units or live in one and rent the oth- the living area separated by a counter. The porch on the back is screened-in leading to the fenced back yard. ers out. The property consists of 3-1br/1ba & Thelot is almost an acre as the land extends beyond the 1-2br/1ba. fence. 609 Appliances $540,000 MLS#60872 $302,000 MLS#53575 $190,000 MLS#61971 (3) COMMERCIAL UPRIGHT Double LOTS Glass Door Refrigerated Boxes - in good working order. They make RACHAEL AVENUE 75’x100’ lot $130,000 AWESOME VIEW of Egan’s Creek & Ft. Clinch State Park, single excellent beer refrigerators & extra family estate lot adjacent to historic landmark Amelia Island storage for parties & holiday leftovers. 2.66 ACRE LOT in Nassauville, undeveloped and ready to build. (904) 583-5969 Lighthouse. 370+/- ft. on navigable Egans Creek. One of the highest Deeded Access to Rainbow Acres Boat Ramp and short distance from elevations on the east coast. Possible oceanview and/or view of down- new county boat ramp. $149,000 MLS #57615 town Fernandina Beach. Tree/top/boundary survey on file $850,000 REAL ESTATE MLS#37069 COMMERCIAL LOT 851018 US Why 17 (zoned CG) that has 100' SALES Ocean front 75 ft lot $525,000 MLS 56671 Frontage on US Highway 17. It does have a 30X20 Block Building DESIRABLE 1 ACRE Lot on the South End of the Island, Beautiful divided into 3 separate bays with roll up doors; which need work. Take 802 Mobile Homes trees and Estate sized lot make this a difficult to find property on down the building and build to suit or renovate the building to fit your 3BR/2BA MOBILE HOME - for sale as Amelia, $250,000 for the Acre, or the corner 1/2 acre for $139,000 and is, on 1/2 acre. Needs a little TLC. business. the inside 1/2 for $124,900. $35,000 firm. Call (904)583-2009. COMMERCIAL & DEVELOPMENT 806 Waterfront YULEE MINI WAREHOUSE Good opportunity to grow PRIME FRONTAGE ALONG US 17 just north of A1A, High development area in the heart of Yulee. Waterfront Homes & Lots - Call your own self storage facility and/or add new retail/office. $295,000.Owner Financing Possible. Plans for an (904) 261–4066 for information. C.H. 570’ on U.S. 17, total 3.5 acres+/-. Warehouse on approx. Lasserre, Realtor. 11,00Ωs.f. Professional Office Building on file. 2 acres. $1,575,000 64 ACRES along Amelia Island Parkway for a 808 Off Island/Yulee RESIDENTIAL LOT 1323 Beech Street. 51 x 86 feet corner Master Planned Development FSBO - Doublewide on acre and a half lot at 14th street and Beech. on Haven Rd. in Yulee, FL. Asking $88,000. Market value $92,000. Call (386)365-7262. DON’T BE IN THE DARK... BE INFORMED!

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The food pantry needs YULEE - Nice SW 2BR/1BA, $500/mo. Unfurnished VISITwww.chaplinwilliamsrentals. donations of non-perishable water & sewer incl. Also, 2BR SW rent com for the most recent information food items all year round. to own available, $650/mo. Call (904) APARTMENT FOR RENT - The Palms, on Long Term Rentals. Updated Daily. For more information, 501-5999. gated security, pool, 2BR/2BA, W/D Chaplin Williams Rentals, The Area's call: 261-7000 included. $950/mo. + $500 dep. (904) Premier Rental Company 1303 Jasmine Street, Suite 101 548-0183 or (904)557-1411. Fernandina Beach, FL HOUSE FOR RENT - on Amelia Island. ON ISLAND - Sm eff $145 wk/$580 1500sf, 3BR/2.5BA, 2-car garage. $1500/mo. One year lease minimum. mo. 2&3BR SWMH in park $695-$895/ MURRAY HILL APARTMENTS - mo. ALSO - 2/1 apt N. 14th St. $795/ 1st month + security deposit. Available Rental assistance on 2 & 3 BR HC & June 1st. Call Deb (904)556-1439. mo + dep & utils. Call 261-5034. non HC accessible apartments. W/D hookups. Water, sewer & trash provid- HISTORIC AREA COTTAGE - 1BR/ ed. Accepting applications any time. 1BA, fenced yard, carport, utility shed. Call (904)261-2937 TDD/TTY 711, $650/mo. + $750 deposit. 6 mo lease. STATIONARY RV’S - for rent weekly 1655 Lime St. FB Fl 32034. “This 505 Cedar St. (904)556-5722 or monthly. Call (904)225-5577. institution is an equal oppurtunity provider & employer.” EARLY CLASSIFIED DEADLINES AFFORDABLE LIVING - Bring your RV to live on a campground for $425/ 858 Condos-Unfurnished Memorial Day mo. All utilities included. Ask about Holiday senior citizen special. (904)225-5577. 1BR/1BA GATED AMELIA LAKES - Marble floors, cathedral ceilings, fitness center, pool. Includes water, sewer & In observance of Memorial trash. $750/mo. (904)556-9581 Day, the News-Leader will SW 2BR/2BA - $700/mo. Water & be closed on Monday, May sewer incl. Nassauville. (904)321-2570 26th. The deadline to STONEY CREEK - 3BR/2.5BA condo place a classified line ad in available 4/12. $1250/mo. Deposit, the Wednesday, May 28th credit check, & references. One year edition will be Friday, May LASSERRE lease. (904)556-5493 23rd at 4pm. Real Estate, Inc. www.lasserrerealestate.com 3BR/2.5BA CONDO - Gated, 5 miles to beach, neutral colors, W/D, garage. 861 Vacation Rentals RENTALS $1200/mo. + 1 mo. deposit. Service animals only. Call (904)982-9797. OCEANVIEW - 3BR/2BA & 2BR/1BA. RESIDENTIAL Call (904)261-4066, C.H. Lasserre, LONG TERM RENTALS Realtor, for special rates. • 3BR/2BA home on Lofton Creek 2,600 sq.ft., dock, garage/workshop, AMELIA 863 Office PRIME LOCATION COMMERCIAL RENTALS large lot, gourmet kitchen, many other EXECUTIVE OFFICE SUITES - Office bonuses. $1,950/mo. Plus utilities. OFFICE SUITES space from 100 sq. ft. to 2,000 sq. ft. • 551 S. Fletcher 2br 1ba upstairs, 2 car Includes utilities, Internet, common 910 S 8TH ST area receptionist, conference room, garage, ocean view deck, $1,250 FERNANDINA BEACH break room, & security. For info call 2,100 sq.ft next to Waas Drugs (1551 S. 14th St.) includes water sewer and garbage” (904)753-4179. • Ocean Park Condo 3br 2ba furnished TEL. 904-310-6659 SPACE AVAILABLE - Amelia’s premier This is the ideal medical complex on with utilities, 2nd floor, 1 car garage, business address on Sadler Rd. From one office to an entire floor. Must see. Amelia Island. Beautiful building. $1,950 monthly + tax (904)557-1817 VACATION RENTAL One-person suites • AFFORDABLE WEEKLY/ MONTHLY High speed internet TRANSPORTATION 2BR/1BA Ocean-view. 487 S. Fletcher. 8,207 sq.ft (will subdivide) at 503 Centre Street. Across the street from the beach.All Conference room 901 Automobiles util, wi-fi,TV & phone. The premier location on Centre Street • 3BR/3BA townhome in Sandpiper CAR FOR SALE - 1999 Lincoln Town Mailbox service Car. Silver, 113,000 miles, leather Loop$1850/wk plus taxes&cleaning fee. interior. Call (904)583-3735. for appt. (across from Pepper’s Restaurant). • 1801 S. Fletcher 2BR/1BA furnished Break room CAR FOR SALE - 2001 Chrysler Beach Cottage, monthly rental great Concord. 2 previous adult owners. for extended vacations, winter rental, Cold A/C, 4-door, clean, great mile- ***************** age. $2500 firm. (904)556-4288 or longer. Public beach access close, All-inclusive pricing Email or call JMV INDUSTRIES, LLC call office to inspect now vacant. Fernandina (The family business with integrity) COMMERCIAL • 13 & 15 North 3rd Street, Historic Beach District 1500 + Sq. Ft. $2,400.00/mo. Monthly • Two 800sf Office/Retail spaces, can Realty be joined for one, 1,600 sq ft space, $300 Email: [email protected] AIA next to Peacock Electric $12/sq. (904) 261- 4011 Virtual office 2057 S. Fletcher Ave. ft + CAM & Tax Tel: (904) 277-7999 - Ask for Scott • Amelia Park - Unit B - small office (2 $99 ONG ERM rooms) with bath, 576 sq. ft. L -T $1050/mo. + sales tax. RENTALS • 1839 S. 8th St. adjacent to Huddle AmeliaOfficeSuites.com Please inquire about our other properties on Amelia Island. House, 1,800 sq.ft. $1700/mo. lease + • KIPLING DRIVE - tax. Sale also considered. T: 904.310.6659 4BR/ 2BA home in Yulee. 904 .261.4066 [email protected] 2,000 sq.ft. 2 car garage. $1,175/mo. Available now.

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USED CAR AUCTION RICK KEFFER DCJ, INC. 464037 SR 200 YULEE, FL 32097 (904) 277-6969

Rick Keffer DCJ is claiming liens on one vehicle for labor and services performed and storage charges. We will hold an auction on May 14th, 2014 at 10 am for the following vehicle:

2004 Jeep Liberty Vin: 1J4GK58KX4W157236 Amount : $251.88

2001 Dodge Intrepid Vin: 2B3HD46R21H534040 Amount: $2,778.20

Located at: 464037 SR 200 Yulee, FL 32097

If paid, the cash sums listed would be sufficient to redeem the vehicle from the lien claimed by Rick Keffer DCJ. According to section 713.585 of Florida Statutes, the lien claimed by Rick Keffer DCJ is subject to enforcement and the vehicle may be sold to satisfy the lien. The owner of each vehicle or any per- son claiming an interest in or lien here- on has the right to a hearing at any time prior to the scheduled date of sale by filing a demand for hearing with the clerk of the circuit court in Nassau county, and mailing copies of the demand for hearing to all other owners and lienors as reflected on the notice of claim of lien. The owner of each vehicle has a right to recover possession of the vehicle without instituting judicial pro- ceedings by posting bond in accor- dance with the provisions of section 559.917, Florida Statues (Motor Vehicle Repair Act). Any proceeds from the sale of the vehicle remaining after payment of the amount claimed to be due and owing to Rick Keffer DCJ will be deposited with the clerk of circuit court for disposition upon court order.