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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 2014 / 22 PAGES, 2 SECTIONS • fbnewsleader.com City set to annex Embezzler gets 24 acres on Parkway 3 years in prison News-Leader to pay $1,043 in resti- ANGELA DAUGHTRY tution to her victim. News-Leader A Yulee woman who stole $60,000 The sentences ‘Gateway to Amelia will pay substan- from a youth soccer league and anoth- are to run concur- The city’s Planning Advisory Board unanimously tially more taxes. Our services are not er $1,000 from a co-worker’s purse rently. approved the annexation of 24.34 acres adjacent to South was sentenced to three years in a state Fernandina Eighth Street and Amelia Island Parkway at a meeting going to increase one bit.’ prison followed by seven years’ pro- Beach Police first March 12. bation after pleading guilty to theft zeroed in on RON FLICK The area comprises the Gateway to Amelia shopping charges Thursday. Malama last May center, which includes retail and office space, plus Marsh BUSINESS OWNER Ronee Iwalani Malama, 37, pleaded Malama while investigating Cove and Somerset residential units. The annexation still guilty to grand theft first-degree, the theft of more must go before city commissioners before it becomes recent annexations would affect the city. $20,000 or more in the soccer league than $1,000 from an official. “It’s forcing the city to do some forward thinking,” Lane case. She was adjudicated guilty and employee’s office at the Nassau PAB members also approved two zoning changes for said. sentenced to three years in prison with County Health Department on South the area to be annexed. A General Commercial Land Use City Attorney Tammi Bach said city officials had dis- credit for 112 days served, followed by Fourth Street in Fernandina Beach. zone was approved for the parcel measuring 17.46 acres cussed putting another fire station at the airport, as one seven years’ probation, and ordered to In that case, Malama admitted to steal- west of Amelia Island Parkway including Gateway to example of the city’s potential expansion of services for pay restitution of $64,000 to the Amelia ing the money from the co-worker’s Amelia. A zoning change to High Density Residential new city residents in the area. Island Youth Soccer Association. purse, police said. was approved for the 6.88-acre parcel east of the parkway. Senior Planner Kelly Gibson said all residents and In the theft from her co-worker “Further investigation into The area is contiguous to an undeveloped parcel along business owners in the area to be annexed had been noti- Malama pleaded guilty to grand theft Malama’s activities found that she had Amelia Island Parkway that is bisected by Hirth Road, fied by mail, and that the properties to be annexed had third-degree, more than $300 but less been given a position of authority with- which was annexed into the city in January. A subdivision been properly posted. than $5,000, was adjudicated guilty in the Amelia Island Youth Soccer including 35 houses is planned there. But Ron Flick, a developer and condo owner at Gateway and sentenced to three years in prison, League,” Police Capt. Mark Foxworth PAB member Judith Lane said the annexation of the to Amelia, said he was not in favor of the annexation. followed by two years probation with said last November, when Malama was area was encouraging, as it would bring “new citizens and “Voluntary annexation is like putting a pen to your the special conditions that she get a arrested in that case. “In checking vigor into the city.” She noted, however, that the city full-time job upon her release and would have to plan for the future and evaluate how the ANNEX Continued on 3A receive therapy. She also was ordered EMBEZZLE Continued on 3A BOYS AND THEIR TOYS New man to handle disasters in county

Nassau County Sheriff Bill Leeper announced Monday that Billy Estep has been chosen to be the new direc- tor of Emergency Management for Nassau County. He replaces former Emergency Management director Danny Hinson, who left in November to work for the state of Florida, and interim director Traci Masau, who will remain at the EOC as Emergency Management Planner. The Nassau County Board of County Commissioners voted on Feb. 24 to place the Emergency Operations PHOTOS BY HEATHER A. PERRY/NEWS-LEADER Center (EOC) and Shriners on motorcycles ride down Atlantic Avenue during the 66th annual Shriners Parade on Saturday, above left. A Shriner in a mini- Emergency car motors down Atlantic, above right. A shriner in a mini-Hummer buzzes the parade route, below left. A member of the Flying Fezz Management under pilots his mini-plane down Ash Street, below right. The annual Morocco Shrine parade featured a variety of vehicles, including dune bug- the Nassau County gies. Sheriff’s Office. The Sheriff’s Office will be charged with run- ning the day-to-day operations of the EOC and overseeing Estep the county’s emer- gency management program, which is responsible for dis- aster preparedness. Estep is an emergency response professional with more than 36 years of work experience. He formerly served as the interim emergency man- agement director at the city of Jacksonville’s Emergency Prepared- ness Division responsible for imple- menting all emergency management planning, mitigation, response coor- dination and post-disaster recovery efforts for Duval County and the urban service districts. During this time he also coordinated and administered several multimillion dollar federal grant programs. Before that he was deputy director of emergency management at Jack- sonville Fire/Rescue Department and captain of homeland security. “Director Estep has a ton of expe- rience in the emergency management field and will be a valuable asset to our organization and to Nassau County”, said Leeper in a press release. He will be able to immediately begin prepara- tions for the upcoming storm season, which starts on June 1.”

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2A WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 2014 NEWS News-Leader OBITUARIES Elaine Bello Ehlers ing. Interment with military Leininger ing in business education, grad- a graduate of Carolina and Vera Miller of honors will follow in Chester Sayler, Sr. uating in 1946. Fernandina North Carolina. He also had Mrs. Elaine Bello Ehlers, cemetery. His father Mrs. Scarboro loved to High School, many loving extended family, age 91, of Fernandina Beach, Cedar Bay Funeral Home working dance and often went to dances Class of 1956. grandchildren, great-grand- FL passed away on Friday, Jacksonville for the at the local YWCA. It was at one Always having children, great-great-grandchil- March 14, 2014 at Quality railroad of those dances she met John P. a love for and dren and many nieces, nephews Health of Fernandina Beach. Norrita Marie Kyles brought Scarboro. They were married natural musi- and cousins. Mrs. Ehlers was born in Mrs. Norrita Marie Kyles, Sammy to Fernandina where he in 1947. A cal ability, he In the last phase of his life he Bayonne, NJ, on February 4, age 84, of Fernandina Beach, spent a great deal of time grow- few years will be long adopted 5 dogs by his daughter 1923. She had passed away on Monday morn- ing up at his grandparent’s later Mrs. remembered as “The Music Sheryl and a very kind, com- previously ing, March 17, 2014 at Baptist house on South 3rd Street. He Scarboro Man”. Mr. Walker was an passionate caregiver Bill Stokes resided in Medical Center – Nassau. was educated in the public began accomplished Guitar and Key- of Callahan, FL, that became Summit, NJ, Born in Manhattan, New school system of Fernandina, herboard player that played the his best friend and confidant. and had a York, she was the third of four graduating from Fernandina teaching Palace Saloon, Aloha Corral, Jonas moved to Callahan summer children born to the late Joshua High School. His father later career in early education, teach- Paddle Loft and many other ven- from Jacksonville, FL, in 1981. home in Bay Dominick and Veronica Rita owned and operated a radio and ing in the Tennessee school sys- ues around Fernandina Beach He has been a member of Gray Head, NJ, for Wyatt Dominick. As a young bicycle shop out of their home, tem. Her husband was trans- for many years. For the past 10 Gables Baptist Church since over 30 years girl, she and where Sammy worked. In addi- ferred to the FAA Center in years he has shared his talents 1985. He worked in the seafood before coming to Fernandina her brothers tion to working with his father, Hilliard, FL in 1962 and they to the enjoyment of the resi- department of Winn Dixie in Beach in 1987. She previously and sisters as a young boy, he sold the made their home in Fernandina dents at Quality Health and Callahan, FL, from 1999 until served as a member on the were raised in Jacksonville Journal and Grit Beach. Mrs. Scarboro returned Amelia Trace Nursing Homes he became ill in 2013. He loved Library Board of the Fernan- Brooklyn. Newspaper in town as well as to teaching in 1967, teaching at in Fernandina as well as other his job and he loved the friend- dina Beach Library. During the delivering telegrams for Emma Love Hardee and South- assisted living facilities in Way- ships over the years he devel- Mrs. Ehlers was preceeded late 1950s and Western Union. His father later side Elementary Schools until cross, GA and Jacksonville, FL. oped with his customers and in death by her husband, Henry early 1960s, purchased the Florida House, retiring in 1989. She enjoyed Mr. Walker enjoyed fishing co-workers. He was the hard- Edward Ehlers, in March of she worked as where Sammy spent a lot of his playing golf and was a member and had learned many of the est-working man anyone has 1994. an Advocate for Voter’s Rights childhood and later owned. Mr. of the “Nine Holers” ladies related tricks and skills from ever met. Always going above She leaves behind her and was a member of the Sayler served in the United group. She and her husband his longtime friend Lonnie and beyond the call of duty to nephews, Henry A. Ehlers (Val) NAACP. Mrs. Kyles was instru- States Navy during WW II, were accomplished square dan- Freeman. He had owned sev- make sure everyone was satis- of Ocala FL and John Ehlers mental in coordinating meet- being deployed to the Marshall cers, dancing with The Nash- eral boats, to include “The fied with whatever it was he was (Christy) of Mystic CT, her ings for the NACCP and was Islands in the South Pacific. In ville Squares and The Island Music Man” and “The Miss doing for them. He gave freely great-nephew, Brian Ehlers and honored to be introduced to Dr. January of 1941, he married Squares after moving to Dodie”. of his time and labor to every- great-niece, Kimberly Ehlers. Martin Luther King during a Melba Jones of Fernandina. Fernandina. He had attended North 14th one who needed a helping hand. She will be laid to rest at La Brooklyn rally. In later years They made their home in Mrs. Scarboro was a lifelong Street Baptist Church. He owned and operated Flora Mission. she moved to St. Albans and Fernandina where Mr. Sayler Methodist, having joined the In addition to his parents, he Jonas Warren Flooring for 30 In lieu of flowers, memorial worked as an Operator for the worked for Container Memorial United Methodist is preceded in death by a sis- years until he retired in 1997. contributions may be made to New York Telephone Company. Corporation of America from Church when she moved to ter, Barbara. He installed floor covering for the Amelia Plantation Chapel, In 1984, she and her husband where he retired in 1980. He Fernandina in 1962. She and Mr. Walker leaves behind, many business mall strips, Sub- 36 Bowman Road, Fernandina retired and moved to Fernan- was a member of the local Union her husband also enjoyed a sea- his wife, Eudora M. “Dodie” way sandwich stores, church- Beach, FL 32034. dina Beach. After settling in during his tenure at the mill and son of worship at Springhill Walker, Fernandina Beach, FL, es and homes in the Jacksonv- Please share her Life Legacy Fernandina Beach, she worked served as a Past President. Baptist Church, where she was sons, Jim Walker, Jacksonville, ille area. He learned his trade in at www.oxleyheard.com. for American Body Armor until He was a longtime member active in the Prayer Partners, FL, Johnny Walker (Lynn), Virginia before he moved to Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors 1994. of St. Michael Catholic Church, an intercessory prayer group. In Brunswick, GA, Jerry Walker, Florida in 1961. He also worked Mrs. Kyles was a longtime where he was an Usher at the recent years, she had returned GA, Steve Garry, Tampa, FL, in a cotton mill in North Caro- and devoted member of St. early Mass and in past years to worship at Memorial UMC. Scott Garry, Jacksonville, FL, lina for several years as well as Thomas David Farley Michael Catholic Church. She would toll the bell. Mr. Sayler During her walk of faith Mrs. Michael Garry (Barb), Lodi, a machinist for a farm equip- Thomas David Farley, 62, enjoyed meeting people and possessed a wealth of knowl- Scarboro was an avid student WI, a special son and best ment manufacturer fabrication passed away on Tuesday, loved to garden. She was always edge pertaining to the history of of God’s Word and participated friend, Elisbert Velez, Fernan- plant. He quit grammar school March 18, 2014. He was born proud of her Orange, Grapefruit Olde Fernandina and enjoyed in Bible Study groups spanning dina Beach, FL, daughter, Cathy to work on farms with his fam- May 8, 1951 in Sutton, West and Lemon trees and enjoyed the camaraderie associated with over 40 years. Garry, Fernandina Beach, FL, ily as a young boy. Although he Virginia to the late Charles & sharing their fruit with others. the morning McDonald’s Coffee She was preceded in death grandchildren, David Rufin, was not a well-educated man, Ada Farley. She worked as a Volunteer at Club and breakfasts with fellow by her son, Scott Scarboro, in Daniel Walker (Leann), Aaron he was a very bright, wise man. Tom was a Christian of the Quality Health during the time retirees. He was quick to strike 2005, and by her beloved hus- Dever (Amily), Evan Garry, He was never known to take it Baptist faith. He was a decorat- that her mother was a resident up a conversation, never met a band of 63 years, John “Pap” Megan Garry, Teona Morris, easy or take time for himself or ed Vietnam War Veteran and there. stranger and was a “Jack of all Scarboro, in 2010. great-grandchildren, Lori Ann, vacations. But at the end of the retired from In addition to her parents, Trades”. She leaves behind her son, Tyler, Kali, Jessi Mae, Amy Jo day he loved to kick back and Rayonier in she is preceded in death by her Sammy leaves behind his John P. Scarboro, Jr. (Frances) and a niece, Sharon. watch his wrestling matches Fernandina husband, John Roosevelt Kyles, wife of 73 years, Melba Jones of Yulee, FL, Wade L. Scarboro Memorial services will be faithfully three nights a week Beach. Tom a son, Michael Roosevelt Kyles, Sayler, Fernandina Beach, their (Jeanette) of Tampa, FL, her held at 1:00 pm, on Saturday, since pro wrestling started. was a devoted and a grandson, Andre Lamont daughter, Beth S. Park, daughter Tricia Harrell (Paul) March 29, 2014 in the Burgess The family gives a special family man Kyles. Fernandina Beach, FL, four of Fernandina Beach, her Chapel of Oxley-Heard Funeral thanks to Community Hospice and loved gar- Mrs. Kyles leaves behind, grandchildren, Ray Lamar Park Grandchildren, Bo Alvarez Home. of Northeast Florida for all the dening and two daughters, Lydia Prysock, Jr. (Jennifer), Elizabeth Ann (Darcy), Tricia Gayle Parkin, His family will receive special loving care and support. wood working. Walnut Cove, NC, Veronica Park McKinnon (James), James Travis, Trent, Tyler, and Tatum friends on Saturday at the funer- Also a thank you to Nassau He had lived in Yulee for the Langhorne, South Chesterfield, Walter Park (Debbie), Thomas Scarboro, John Carswell (Mar- al home from 12:00 noon until Funeral Home and Gray Gables past 40-plus years where he set- VA, a sister, Christine Montgom- Burton Park, eight great-grand- garet), Becky Zonis (Michael), the hour of service. Baptist church for all the tled after leaving the Army. ery, Fernandina Beach, FL, four children, Jamie Dill (Todd), her Great-Grandchildren, John, Please share his life story at arrangements. Tom is predeceased by his grandchildren, Anthony Ramon Chris Park (Toni), Hunter Palmer, Hogan, and Libby www.oxleyheard.com. Jonas Warren was a loving brother, Richard Farley. Surviv- Prysock, Tonja Rachell Pry- McKinnon, Mason and Ashley Alvarez, Ryley and Avery Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors father, husband, grandfather ors include his wife of 42 years, sock, Christopher Michael Park, and Josh, Allie and Kaleb Parkin, Christy Rutland (Rob), and friend. He touched many Phyllis Peck Farley; son, Paul Prysock, Raymond Candido Park, as well as a great-great- Mary Beth Clark (Justin) and lives and warmed the hearts of Farley; daughter, Laura Pea- Resto, three great-grandchil- granddaughter, Kinsley Park. Kitty Carswell, her Great-Great Jonas Lee Warren many. He was dearly loved and cock; brothers, John Farley dren, Essence L. Kyles, Addison His family received friends Grandchildren Jonah, Jack, Jonas Lee Warren, 85, of will be greatly missed by all that (Fran), Bob Farley (Judy), Har- Nicole Prysock, Anthony Ray from 3:00-5:00 pm on Sunday at Morgan, and Aubrey Clark, Callahan, FL, went home to be knew him. ry Farley and Bill Farley; sis- Resto and several nieces and the funeral home. Rylie, Addison, and Chase with the Lord on March 11, Visitation and funeral serv- ters, Esther Crabtree (Delbert), nephews. Funeral services were at Rutland, along with a host of 2014 with his family by his side. ice were held at Gray Gables Helen Boggs (Clayton) and Sue The Mass of Christian Burial 11:00 am on Monday, March 17, nieces and nephews. Jonas was predeceased by Baptist Church on Saturday, Shefer (Al); grandchildren, Kha- will be celebrated at 12:00 noon 2014 in the Burgess Chapel of Family will receive friends his wife of 32 March 15, 2014. Visitation start- risma Farley and Paul Farley II; on Saturday, March 22, 2014 at Oxley-Heard Funeral Home from 5-7 p.m., Friday at the years, Alberta ed at 10:30 am, and the funeral mother in law, Audrey Babcock, St. Michael Catholic Church with Deacon Art Treadwell of Oxley-Heard Funeral Home. W arr en, service began at 11:30 am with and numerous brothers and sis- with Reverend Father Jose St. Michael Catholic Church, Services will be at 11 a.m. whom he mar- Pastor Jeff Walker officiating. ters in law, nieces, nephews, Kallukalum, officiating. officiating. Saturday in Burgess Chapel ried in 1976. Interment followed in Jones other relatives and friends. Mrs. Kyles will be laid to rest Mr. Sayler will be laid to rest with Reverend Jackie Hayes He is also pre- Cemetery. Visitation will be held on Monday with her husband in in Bosque Bello Cemetery. officiating, assisted by Father deceased by Condolences may be Thursday, March 20th from 6:00 Florida National Cemetery, In lieu of flowers, memorial Bradley Cunningham and both his par- expressed by signing the guest pm-7:30 pm at First Baptist Bushnell, FL. contributions may be made to Reverend Beth Fogle-Miller. ents, Millard book at www.nassaufh.com. Church Fernandina Beach, Her family will receive St. Michael’s Catholic Church Mrs. Scarboro will be laid to and Mary Warren, of North Nassau Funeral Home, Callahan 1600 S. 8th Street and friends on Friday from 5:00-7:00 Building Fund, 225 North 4th rest next to her husband at Carolina. Funeral services will be held pm at the Oxley-Heard Funeral Street, Fernandina Beach, FL Bosque Bello Cemetery. He had five daughters, on Friday, March 21 at 11 AM Home where the Rosary will be 32034. Memorials in her memory may Sheryl Anderson of Callahan, DEATH NOTICES with Rev. Jeff Overton officiat- recited at 6:00 pm. Please share his life story at be made to the Nassau County FL, Theresa Baker of Hilliard Please share her Life Legacy www.oxleyheard.com. Council on Aging. FL, Joan Summerlin of North James Ormond Murray at www.oxleyheard.com. Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Carolina, Connie Wiggins Price Sr., 92, Fernandina Beach, died Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors (deceased) of North Carolina, on Tuesday, March 18, 2014. 2010 2014 and Carole Raymond of Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Samuel Walter Mary E. Scarboro Robert T. Walker, Jacksonville, FL. He also leaves Mr. Jack Rhymes, 86, HERSHEY Mary E. “Mam” Scarboro, Mr. Robert T. “The Music behind a son, Harrell Wiggins Fernandina Beach, died on Sayler Jr. 88, of Fernandina Beach, FL Man” Walker, age 76, of of Illinois, and four step-sons, Monday, March 17. Mr. Samuel Walter “Sammy” passed away peacefully at home Fernandina Beach, passed away Fred Bretton (deceased) of Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Sayler, Jr., age 95, of Fernandina with her family on March 15, on Wednesday afternoon, Callahan, FL, Jerry Bretton of Glenda Sisson, 70, Beach, passed away on 2014. Mrs. Scarboro was born March 12, 2014 at St. Vincent’s New Hampshire, Denny Bret- Fernandina Beach, died on Thursday morning, March 13, July 6, 1925 in Nashville, TN, Hospital in Jacksonville. ton of Massachusetts and Stev- Saturday, March 15, 2014. 2013 at Quality Health Care of to the late Clyde and Jessie Born in Metter, GA, he was en Bretton of Massachusetts. Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Fernandina Beach. Abernathy Lunn. She graduated the son of the late John Wesley Jonas is also survived by his Mr. Charles G. “Buster” Born in St. Petersburg, from West End High School in Walker and Elizabeth Tyson brother, Earl Warren of Wickless, 86, Fernandina Florida, he was the only child January 1943. Upon graduation Walker. As a young child, Mr. Virginia, and three sisters, Beach, died on Sunday, March born of German lineage to the she enrolled at Peabody College Walker came to Fernandina, Mary Alice Moore of North 16, 2014. late, Samuel W. and Clara Cleo for Teachers in Nashville, major- where he had remained. He was Carolina, Betty Dail of North Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors

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Malama’s health department EMBEZZLE arrest and could find no records Continued from 1A of payment for more than 100 Test to replace FCAT in Florida registrants. with the president of the soccer league it was determined that He also told police that TALLAHASSEE – Florida be assessed on their knowl- al intervention. to the standards that reflected there had been a series of irreg- Malama might have processed Department of Education edge of the Florida Standards, Scott also set out eight goals the input. The new Florida ularities relating to the league’s credit card payments for other Commissioner Pam Stewart which will prepare them for for the new assessment to Standards for mathematics and finances.” registrants by using a smart announced Monday a new test success in college, careers and ensure the best outcome for English language arts stress a Detectives reviewed well phone credit card reader that has been selected to replace in life,” said State Board of Florida students. Among those broader approach for student over 1,000 pages of bank and was not used or authorized by the FCAT 2.0 exams beginning Education Chairman Gary eight objectives were an learning, including an business records, said the league. with the 2014-15 school year. Chartrand. emphasis on prompt reports increased emphasis on analyt- Foxworth, and after several In addition to prison time “The new assessment will In August 2013, Gov. Rick of results, no significant change ical thinking. With the new and weeks were able to determine and restitution, Malama was measure each child’s progress Scott convened the state’s top in testing time for students, no more rigorous standards, a that Malama had embezzled ordered to pay $733.98 to the and achievement on the Florida education leaders and biparti- significant increase in costs of new assessment was needed funds over a two-year period of Fernandina Beach Police Standards, which were devel- san stakeholders to discuss the the assessments and an assur- to measure student progress. approximately $60,000. Department for investigation oped with an unprecedented sustainability and transparency ance that testing dates be as After receiving proposals Malama was the registrar costs, $836 in court costs, $300 amount of public input,” said of the state’s system in a three- close as possible to the end of and an evaluation, a negotia- for the soccer league, that is, to the Public Defender’s Office Stewart in a press release. day accountability summit. the school year to maximize tion team unanimously recom- she was responsible for col- and $200 to the State Attorney’s “This assessment supports our Scott subsequently issued learning opportunities. mended the not-for-profit Am- lecting and depositing players’ Office. new standards, which empha- Executive Order 13-276, which Scott also requested addi- erican Institutes for Research registration fees. According to the court dock- size flexibility for teachers to initiated Florida’s departure tional public comments about to Stewart, who announced her The league president told et, she tendered $2,000 to the make their own decisions in from the national PARCC the standards, which resulted selection of AIR Monday. police he had reviewed the Department of Corrections in classrooms while preparing our consortium as its fiscal agent, in public hearings around the For more information about books after learning of court Thursday. students to analyze and think.” to ensure that the state would state and thousands of com- the new assessment and its “The selection of our new be able to procure a test ments from Floridians. In benefits for Florida students, assessment tool is a critical step specifically designed for February, the State Board of visit www.fldoe.org/eduacc- forward. Florida students will Florida’s needs without feder- Education approved changes summit.asp. residential accounts that are ANNEX using city water utilities out- Continued from 1A side city limits. The annual sur- hand and saying, ‘Sign this or charge revenue to the city is don’t have sewer service,’” about $164,000 for those resi- WELCOME HOME, DADDY! Flick said. dential units, Clifford said. The “Gateway to Amelia will pay city also has 131 commercial substantially more taxes,” Flick accounts using city water utili- said. “Our services are not ties outside city limits, which going to increase one bit.” He bring in annual surcharge rev- suggested a study of the impact enues of $73,000. on property owners should be According to the U.S. done before the annexation Geological Survey, the entire goes forward. state of Florida uses the “In my mind this is a simple Floridan Aquifer for its water contract and a voluntary annex- supply, and Fernandina Beach ation,” PAB member Len was one of the first cities to Kreger said. obtain water from the aquifer in County residents who use the early 1900s. the city’s water utility have been The first reading for final charged a 25 percent surcharge approval of the annexation will since 2002, when the city pur- be on the meeting agenda of chased its water utility. The sur- the April 1 city commission charge is dropped once a prop- meeting. The second reading erty is annexed into the city, will be on the April 15 meeting but city property taxes are high- agenda. Both meetings will be er than the county’s. held at 6 p.m. at City Hall, 204 According to City Controller Ash St. Patti Clifford, the city has 1,171 [email protected] Postal truck overturns A U.S. Postal Service work- when he hit his brakes to avoid er was cited Friday for failing to a collision with another vehi- use due care after he over- cle. turned a delivery truck on A1A According to the report, traf- near the Shave Bridge, accord- fic ahead of Burnsed stopped ing to the Florida Highway suddenly and Burnsed applied Patrol. his brakes. The truck ran off Authorities say 21-year-old the road and overturned on its Taylor M. Burnsed was driving right side before stopping in east just after 5 p.m. on the the median of SR 200. roadway near Wade’s Place No injuries were reported.

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4A WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 2014/NEWS-LEADER BUSINESS Shocking! We’ll pay 61,000 Cumberland Island for Jacksonville’s mess visitors boost economies A new National Park Service report shows a national park. This spending supported As Jacksonville wrestles that over 61,000 visitors to Cumberland Island 243,000 jobs nationally, with 201,000 jobs found with a giant shortfall within its Investing class National Seashore in 2012 spent $2.3 million in in these gateway communities, and had a cumu- city pension funds, surround- local communities surrounding the park. That lative benefit to the U.S. economy of $26.75 bil- ing areas like Nassau County An adult-education class, “Investing in Today’s Financial spending supported 32 jobs in Camden, lion. could feel the fallout – in the Markets,” will be held in April at the Yulee campus of Florida Charlton and Glynn Counties in southern According to the report most visitor spend- form of electric shockwaves. State College. Georgia and Nassau County in Florida. ing supports jobs in restaurants, grocery and This is because officials The class will cover all aspects of the financial markets, “Cumberland Island National Seashore is convenience stores (39 percent), hotels, motels are now pressuring city- including investment vehicles such as stocks, bonds and the largest Georgia barrier island and we under- and B&Bs (27 percent) and other amusement owned Jacksonville Electric mutual funds. Local financial advisor Steve Nicklas teaches stand the important impact we have both eco- and recreation (20 percent). Authority to increase its con- the class. nomically and in our role supporting our gate- To download the report visit tributions toward these pen- Classes will be 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays, April 8-29. Cost way communities” said Acting Superintendent www.nature.nps.gov/socialscience/econom- sion funds. And, if so, JEA of each class is $36 per person and should be paid at the Gary Ingram. “National park tourism is a sig- ics.cfm. The report includes information for might raise college. nificant driver in the national economy – return- visitor spending at individual parks and by state. water and The class schedule: April 8, Investing in stocks; April 15, ing $10 for every $1 invested in the National Cumberland Island is the largest barrier sewer rates Investing in bonds; April 22, Investing in IRAs, 401ks and Park Service. We appreciate the partnership island off the coast of Georgia, encompassing to compen- other retirement vehicles; and April 29, Developing a finan- and support of our local neighbors and are glad more than 36,000 acres of maritime forests, salt sate for it. cial/retirement plan. The college can be reached at 548- to be able to give back by helping to sustain our marsh and beaches. The island is also home to This 4432. local schools, businesses and communities.” over 9,800 acres of Congressionally-designated would direct- Nationally, the peer-reviewed visitor spend- Wilderness. The island’s natural and cultural ly impact from the pension negotiations. quickly raised electric rates ing analysis was conducted by U.S. Geological resources provide a rich and diverse habitat thousands of Granted, talk of JEA rate during the spike in oil prices Survey economists Catherine Cullinane Thomas for wildlife and offer a glimpse into the long Nassau increases is speculative right around 2008, but has been and Christopher Huber and Lynne Koontz for history of coastal Georgia. The Seashore is STEVE’S County resi- now. But if you follow the slow to respond to a subse- the National Park Service. The report shows accessible by foot-only, passenger ferry from St. MARKET dents who money, the trail could likely quent decline in petroleum $14.7 billion of direct spending by 283 million Marys, Ga., though bidding later this year could PLACE use JEA head that way – toward higher prices. park visitors in communities within 60 miles of result in a ferry from Fernandina to the island. water or rates. Within Nassau County, sewer servic- Brown has tried to be cre- JEA provides 5,914 homes and Steve Nicklas es. So this is ative in pushing his austerity businesses with water service, like sticking program. He has inherited a and 4,680 with sewer service their wet fingers in an electric problematic shortfall in the (some homes and businesses outlet. city’s pensions (for instance, have both services). So rate Locals urged to tout Amelia Nassau County officials the police and fire pension increases would impact many have made a preemptive fund has a $1.7 billion deficit) local residents. The Amelia Island Conven- most effective advocates for will be held at the Omni Amelia move, however. Local officials that will get worse unless It seems that residential tion and Visitors Bureau (CVB) the destination,” said Gil Island Plantation in December are sending a letter to something is done right away. and business costs steadily go has launched a new program Langley, president and CEO of 2015 and will bring an esti- Jacksonville Mayor Alvin In the latest efforts, offi- higher, and rarely go lower. encouraging local residents the Amelia Island CVB. “This mated 500 room nights to the Brown and the JEA board, cials have turned to JEA. Obviously, this is hardly and organizations to help solic- program is intended to encour- island and generate approxi- protesting any increases in Brown also is touting the shocking to local residents – it meetings and events for age locals to support the local mately $114,000 in revenue utility rates that may emerge financial advantages of mov- at least not compared to a pos- Amelia Island. economy by helping us book through rooms and food and ing JEA employees out of the sible increase in their utility By encouraging their com- meetings at area venues or by beverage. city pension fund altogether rates. panies to hold meetings and simply recommending ‘our Amelia Island offers a com- (and into a separate fund they Steve Nicklas is a financial events on island or by recom- island’ to anyone looking for a bined 131,000 square feet of Connecting People, Help & Hope would administer). advisor with a major U.S. firm mending the destination to great location for meetings and meeting and conference space The food pantry needs As with most entities, JEA who lives on Amelia Island. clubs, associations and other conferences.” to accommodate groups of any donations of non-perishable has other options (trimming His business columns appear in organizations outside the area, According to Langley, tour- size. food items all year round. expenses, reducing staff, etc.) several newspapers in North residents can make a positive ism accounts for 24 percent of The Omni Amelia Island For more information, to meet the additional pension Florida. He can be reached at impact on the local economy Amelia Island’s total employ- Plantation, The Ritz-Carlton, call: 261-7000 1303 Jasmine Street, Suite 101 demands from the city – with- 753-0236. while promoting Amelia’s ment, creating 4,200 local jobs Amelia Island, Summer Beach Fernandina Beach, FL out raising rates. In fact, JEA [email protected] world-class venues and facili- and $100 million in annual pay- Resort and other island hotels ties. roll. Generating 36 percent of and bed and breakfast inns Conducted by the CVB, the total sales tax collections, offer meeting and conference new program includes a tourism’s impact on the local space. 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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 2014 BUSINESS News-Leader 5A City group looks at development City offering

ANGELA DAUGHTRY Rieck and resident Robin ed to take about two years, but enced the kind of changes News-Leader Lentz. may continue beyond that, Fernandina Beach could ben- housing grants The group’s goal is to according to a written summa- efit from. A working group that will review the commercial corri- ry by Burke. Some city development focus on economic develop- dors of the city with regards to The commercial areas the issues discussed at the meeting The city of Fernandina Beach municipal limits only; ment and future land use in the future land use and economic group will focus on are Sadler were possible re-evaluation of Beach is accepting applications • Applicants must fall with- city of Fernandina Beach met development, and create infor- Road, South Eighth Street, zoning, mixed-use develop- for the Community Develop- in the income limits (see web- for the first time March 11. mation that will eventually Main Beach and South 14th ment, new design guidelines, ment Block Grant (CDBG) site) for the household size; The group is made up of become updates in the city’s Street. Members decided at pedestrian walkways into town, Rehabilitation and Replacement • There is a limitation on Community Development Di- Land Development Code. the first meeting that they streamlining development Housing Program on a first what components may be reha- rector Adrienne Burke, Senior Another goal is to discuss would focus first on evaluating processes and community come, first served, first quali- bilitated as part of the rehabili- Planner Kelly Gibson, City this data throughout 2014 at South Eighth Street’s issues involvement. fied basis as long as funding tation project. The list is avail- Planner Scott Schultz, local monthly meetings so commu- and identifying its “stakehold- Meetings are open to the continues to be available. able on the application or our engineer Nick Gillette, local nity development staff can ers.” public. The group’s next meet- Applications are available on the website at www.fbfl.us/CDBG;• architect Jose Miranda, Nassau draft the updates to the LDC in City staff members brought ing is April 6 at 3:30 p.m. at City city’s website at www.fbfl.us/ • Participants will be County Economic Develop- 2015. to the meeting examples of Hall, 204 Ash St. CDBG, or can be picked up at required to sign a mortgage and ment Board President Steve The entire project is expect- Florida cities that have experi- [email protected] the Community Development promissory note for a deferred Department located in City Hall payment loan; at 204 Ash St. between 8 a.m. • Participants must have and 5 p.m. Monday-Friday. comprehensive homeowners Specific information about insurance; and, LAKE ALVAREZ the Housing Rehabilitation • Applicants with a mort- Program is available on the gage must possess a satisfacto- application form. Some impor- ry payment history; have no tant information that potential foreclosures within the last applicants should know before seven years; and have no mort- submitting an application gage delinquencies. include the following: For more information, visit • This is for single-family, www.fbfl.us/CDBG or contact owner-occupied homes located city planner Scott Schultz at 310- within the city of Fernandina 3140. 1 petition successful in property tax appeal The county’s Value Adjust- agree with their classification, ment Board (VAB) recently exemption or property value, wrapped up hearings and has they have the right to file a peti- determined that the Property tion with the Value Adjustment Appraiser’s Office was fair in Board within 25 days from the their 2013 assessments. time the notice of proposed Approximately 145 petitions property taxes were mailed. were filed with the Value The next step is the exchanging Adjustment Board in 2013, of evidence and hearings with compared to the 425 petitions the special magistrate, who then filed the year before Property makes a recommendation to the Appraiser Mike Hickox’s Nassau County Value Adjust- term. ment Board “The majority of the petitions Of the 16 petitions that were were resolved prior to going to brought to a hearing, only one VAB,” said Hickox. “Only 16 was granted. Chief Deputy petitions actually went before Kevin Lilly explained that there the special magistrate without was an organization that incor- spending any additional money rectly applied for an education- on attorney fees.” For the 2013 al exemption. “Fernandina Little VAB hearings, the Property Theater applied for an exemp- Appraiser’s Office didn’t spend tion we felt they didn’t qualify any money on legal fees or out- for,” said Lilly. “We worked with side appraisal or consulting them on filing for a charitable SUBMITTED services. exemption instead, which was Before, top, and after, bottom, photos of the rock parking lot at the city’s Ybor Alvarez Soccer Complex before If property owners do not granted by the VAB.” drainage improvements were made using stormwater funds. The top picture was taken in April 2013, after a rain event. The bottom picture was taken Thursday. This project was completed by the city Utilities and Maintenance departments.

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6A WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 2014 OPINION News-Leader Strike force to track down sex offenders

Week two of the 2014 leg- their crimes unanimously and will be islative session began before the heard next in Judicial Monday morning with the registry was Appropriations. usual three-hour and two- created.) Although I had no commit- minute drive to Tallahassee. Many have tee meetings on Tuesday, the The first meeting of the week concerns day was anything but quiet. was Education Appropriations that the cur- Filled with meetings and bill where a presentation was rent system preparation, the hours flew given regarding the broad- is passive by; and it was 3 p.m. and time band capability at our public and lacks a for session. It was second schools. STATE focused reading, not only for my mem- Later that afternoon I REP. effort on ber bill HB 173, dealing with stood before the Criminal arresting Juvenile Justice, but also sev- Justice Committee to present these eral sexual predator bills. HB 1105 dealing with Sexual Janet Adkins absconders. SB 526 significantly Offenders and Sexual HB 1105 increases the punishment of Predators Absconders. FDLE creates a strike force within sex offenders. Minimum sen- estimates that there are 737 the Office of the Attorney tences and maximum penal- sexual predators and sexual General to track down and ties are both increased for offenders who have abscond- arrest these sexual offender several sexual battery and ed from supervision. This and sexual predator abscon- lewd offenses and incentive means that they have made ders. It will coordinate efforts gain-time eligibility (for good themselves unavailable for between the Department of behavior) is eliminated. This supervision and all efforts to Corrections, FDLE and local creates predictability for the locate the offender have been law enforcement agencies. victim on when an offender exhausted. It is interesting to They will also create a will be released from prison. note that the Department of statewide list of known SB 528 makes several Corrections estimates that absconders and distribute to changes to the information SUBMITTED there are 379 individuals who local law enforcement agen- that a sexual offender or sex- State Rep. Janet Adkins with 2014 House Speaker Will Weatherford, right. are required to register but cies. While the Department of ual predator must report to have absconded. This number Corrections estimates that FDLE. A registrant must now does not include the sexual there are approximately report the vehicles a regis- monitoring the activities of violent predator. members returned to the offenders and sexual preda- 22,000 absconders covering trant owns and vehicles sexual predators and sexual SB 522 will require more House floor for third reading. tors that have absconded all crimes and offenses, this owned by a person with offenders. individuals, including those in This time when the bills were from supervision but were strike force will focus solely whom a registrant lives. This The purpose of SB 524 is local detention facilities, who presented, the members cast not required to register. on sexual offenders and sexu- information will assist law to facilitate the accurate have a current or prior convic- their vote. All of these bills (These individuals committed al predators. The bill passed enforcement personnel in assessment of sex offenders tion for a sexually violent passed the House with a for civil commitment as sexu- offense may be assessed for bipartisan, unanimous vote. I ally violent predators. Under civil commitment as a sexual- was also pleased when my bill the bill, an offender will be ly violent predator. The bill dealing with Juvenile Justice recommended for civil com- also requires multi-discipli- Education Programs (HB mitment if two members of nary teams to treat a sexual 173) passed unanimously. the multi-disciplinary team offender whose offense was Earlier that day I present- determine that the offender an attempt, criminal solicita- ed HB 7117 dealing with is, by definition, a sexually tion or conspiracy to commit School Accountability to the violent predator. Current law a sexually violent offense, the Education Committee. The is silent on the number of same as an offender who bill simplifies the school multi-disciplinary team mem- completed the sexually vio- grades calculations for ele- bers required to designate a lent offense. mentary, middle and high sexual offender as a sexually Wednesday afternoon schools by eliminating extra- neous point categories and focusing on student perform- I am bringing you a brand new type of home care, not a nursing home, for your loved one. We offer THE SCHOOL BOARD ance, graduation and eligibili- peace of mind for your loved ones, who deserve the best care in their home. We're staffed with OF NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA ty for college credit. well-trained nurses that care for whatever the needs may be. NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT Currently if a school scores within a point range, but fails We offer a variety of affordable in home care services, including: Alzheimer's, handicapped/disabled, Administrative Rules to make adequate progress in ect. 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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 2014 OPINION News-Leader 7A Bottom line: People like trees

Several people have called or dropped by in record numbers; city golf category” we have to put Crane Island. The urging me to get involved in the current contro- course coffers overflow. How island was recently purchased, ostensibly for versy regarding the city’s plan to remove trees likely is this? Well, I don’t development, so how many trees will be left at the golf course. As the co-author and sponsor know. Is it possible? Yes. standing after the bulldozers leave and after the of the city’s tree protection ordinance (Susan Susan Laird and I talked a concrete and asphalt have been poured is any- Laird and I wrote it together), I am concerned long time about the goal of the body’s guess. F LORIDA’ S O LDEST W EEKLY N EWSPAPER and interested, so I decided to dig a little deep- tree ordinance and finally I know, Crane Island isn’t in the city, but it E STABLISHED IN 1854 er. decided it should be “no net will be after it’s been developed – that’s the Understand, my history with this issue loss of trees in the city.” The development agreement the city commission The News-Leader is published with pride weekly makes me a little skeptical and cynical right out city officials say they are approved 3-2 in the early 2000s. Mayor Kim for the people of Nassau County by Community of the box. Several years ago I was told that the DEBATE going to plant more trees – Page and I were the two dissenters, and I don’t Newspapers, Inc., Athens, Georgia. We believe greens were in bad shape and what they need- AND good, but what’s happened to know about her, but I still can’t let it go. Should that strong newspapers build strong communi- ed, what the whole course needed, was an irri- TACKLE that “net” number since: I in the interest of inner peace and tranquility? ties – “Newspapers get things done!” Our primary gation system. So, the city borrowed the money • The city cut down all Yes. Will I? Probably not. goal is to publish distinguished and profitable and installed an irrigation system. Then I was those trees around the airport People come to this place for a lot of rea- community-oriented newspapers. This mission will be accomplished through the teamwork of told that the trees needed to be trimmed. Ron Sapp – did they re-plant? sons, but I suspect that many come for the professionals dedicated to the truth, integrity, qual- Trimmed is such an innocuous word; trimmed, • The city and state island’s natural beauty. I hear much talk about ity and hard work. as in take a little off – no harm done. agencies authorized the apparent clearcutting the Greenway and its opportunities for peace, Subsequently, the trees – I believe – were at the location of a new subdivision off of Sadler quiet, solitude and natural surroundings. Fort FOY R. MALOY JR ., PUBLISHER “trimmed.” Now, in order to save the greens, Road. Was a tree survey done as required by Clinch, too, is a favorite for many of the same MICHAEL PARNELL, EDITOR and by association the course itself, those same the tree protection ordinance? Did the city reasons. Bottom line? People just like to be sur- MIKE HANKINS, ADVERTISING DIRECTOR trees need to be removed. require them to protect any trees over a certain rounded by nature – people like trees. ROBERT FIEGE, PRODUCTION DIRECTOR I understand the problem, I really do: too diameter at breast height? The city says that The current tree protection ordinance was BOB TIMPE, CIRCULATION DIRECTOR much shade, fibrous root systems popping state agencies have no problem with the devel- the second and stronger attempt to protect ANGELINE MUDD, through the ground at inappropriate locations, opment since no natural waterways or ecosys- these valuable assets, it took over a year to pass those same root systems robbing the greens of tems are affected. Really? Are we going to take and there was virtually no one in the commis- BUSINESS OFFICE MANAGER necessary water and nutrients; the greens ulti- anything any state agency has to say about any sion’s chamber to speak in support. The com- SIÂN PERRY, ASSISTANT EDITOR mately go away, golfers vanish along with the environmental issue seriously? I don’t. Note: I mission finally did pass it, though, and I suspect BETH JONES, SPORTS EDITOR greens and city revenues vaporize along with tried to verify the apparent clear-cutting by it’s become one of those things that will be very TOM WOOD DINK NESMITH the greens and the golfers. I understand the walking back to the site. I was discouraged, tough to rescind. CHAIRMAN PRESIDENT problem, I really do. however, by a “No Trespassing” sign warning I love the beginning of Robert Frost’s poem, In my perfect-world scenario, though, here’s that any offenders could be punished by a mil- “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening,” what should happen: 1) the trees are left undis- lion years in prison – or something like that. My when he asks, “Whose woods these are I think turbed, 2) azaleas and other Augusta National- thoughts immediately drifted to Pete Seeger or I know. His house is in the village though.” like flowering plants and shrubs are planted Woody Guthrie singing, “This Land is Your Well, this is our village and these are our The views expressed by the columnists and among them, 3) the city touts and advertises its Land” and the part about the other side of a woods, let’s care for them in ways that ensure letter writers on this page are their own course and as the most “naturally beautiful pub- “No Trespassing” sign; alas, the pleasure of an they’ll be here for future generations, so they and do not necessarily reflect the views of lic golf course” in the southeast, 4) golfers, in occasional mind-drift. can know them and care for them, too. the newspaper, its owners or employees. appreciation of the course’s uniqueness, return In the “what will happen to the ‘net’ number Ron Sapp is a former city commissioner.

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Jeffrey Jagle trees. The old ones do not bear good fruit. I would like to thank everyone who James White made the memorial for Jeffrey Jagle Callahan what it was. Each of you know what you did to make the memorial possible. There are too many for me to mention Karate kids names. I would like to thank Masters Bryan I thought you would like to know and Carolyn Peeples. Pak’s Karate has that Chica has been adopted and is been a part of my family for 11 years happy in her new home. She was now. The time we have spent being adopted by a family that Jeff would part of this karate school has been a approve. Jeff would say, “All we need positive investment for my family. is love.” Masters Bryan and Carolyn have God bless you all. taught so much more than self-defense Kay Dougherty Jagle skills, they have been consistent instru- Fernandina Beach ments in the core development of my children. Respect, gratitude and honor are some of the core values they help ‘Poor service’ to implement. Self-discipline, focus and I am writing to you about the poor hard work skills are taught as well. service that the citizens of Nassau My children have accomplished things County should get yet are not getting. they didn’t believe themselves capa- A couple of years ago, I was reading ble of through karate. I am so happy the paper the county advertised do that Bryan and Carolyn have shared in more with less. Ironically, that is not their successes and am less fearful of true. The county has since hired man- the obstacles yet to overcome knowing agers which are not needed. The prob- they will be there for us. lem is leadership especially in the road I would also like to mention Master and bridge department. Craig Peeples and his devotion to Tang The field manager was hired, serv- Soo Do that led him to open schools in ice was to get better. Wrong. It got our area. worse. The construction supervisor. Grandmaster Song Ki Pak opened What are they? Those two make the the first Pak’s Karate Academy in commissioners look bad. The materi- Jacksonville and has trained many als that Road & Bridge is needed to fix great instructors. Among his best are roads is not there but it will be ordered Masters Craig, Bryan and Carolyn to cover their tracks and mistakes. Peeples. PAT BAGLEY/SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Save the county a lot of money, com- My sincerest appreciation. missioners, get rid of the waste. Get rid Shannon Mott swing with “America, A-mer-I-ca” and It’s so easy. Ask your retailer for a will be “Bag the Bag, Save the Ocean.” of about 15 of those managers. You Fernandina Beach I get all teary-eyed. reusable bag – take them with you We are researching what reusable bag can buy some material to work with. Well, a group of “Fernandinians everywhere. You probably have a mess we will use, so stay tuned for further The county plucked the low hanging “wish we had somebody to ‘hep’ us” of them in your car. When they get information. The entries we receive fruit. Now it is time to shake the tree. ‘Bag the Bag Fernandina’ reduce the use of plastic bags, which dirty, wash them. If your retailer does- will be displayed and voted on by the Do more with less. Shake the top of the Often, I listen to Ray Charles’ ren- take centuries to biodegrade. The n’t have them, buy some yourself. Be community at the Wild Amelia Expo on tree. The citizens want results not dition of “America the Beautiful.” I ocean wishes it, too. Dolphins are tan- conscious that you live on or near one May 17. promises. Spring is in the air. Do some turn the volume way up and get chills gled and shorebirds are encapsulated. of America’s most beautiful islands. The next meeting for Bag the Bag spring cleaning. Save the citizens some every time. Between the verse and Turtles are dying from ingesting bags Our group, Bag the Bag Fernan- Fernandina is April 5 at 3 p.m., at money. the chorus where he’s belting out and suffocating – not to mention the dina, is planning a community-wide Sheffields. If you want to come aboard, Nassau County has gone from good “from sea to shining sea,” he says an man whose boat propeller tangled with contest for artwork for the reusable we’ll see you there. to bad with no end in sight. Clean aside of “Oh, I wish I had somebody to a plastic bag and cost $6,500 to reme- bag that will represent Fernandina Maggie Carlson house now. Get a fresh start. Plant new ‘hep’ me.” The Rayettes chime in full dy. Beach. The slogan on the reusable bag Fernandina Beach Amanda Young: I won’t seek reelection

For the past 3 1/2 years I have advocated came to easily but I know that focuses on what is best for the adults will for and served as the voice for our children that this is the right deci- deny students the opportunities they need and and taxpayers in Nassau County, and helped to sion for me and my family. I have always stood on principle, stifle innovation in the classroom. Until this drive decisions to reset the direction of our I am proud of the system changes, no real reform to the educa- school system. The public education system accomplishments that I even though I have generally tional opportunities available for our students must strike a balance between the interests of made while serving my been alone in my stance. can occur. the students, teachers, administrators and tax- community. Our students I have tried my best to break the status quo payers. It is my strong belief that this balance have achieved the highest but have realized that this is impossible. To has been lost, unfortunately at the expense of graduation rate in the have weighed whether the broad interests of attract and maintain good leaders who have our students. Frankly, I have found it difficult state for the past two years all taxpayers would be served well and if pub- children in our schools is difficult because the to achieve the changes needed due to the Young and have had the lowest lic consent should be granted. Although I have system believes that the parents are the prob- entrenched interests of longtime board mem- dropout rates in the state. I been accused of being outspoken and asking lem, not the schools. It is clear that the admin- bers, the unions and politics that unfortunately worked hard to increase too many questions, I profoundly believe that istration is focused on maintaining the idea exist with any public office. Given this, I have parental choice options, implemented a we can be better – and we need to be for our that the educational system should be primari- been torn as to my continued role to improve teacher evaluation system that takes academic children. ly focused on benefiting the adults who are in the educational system for our children. growth of students into account and increased The bullying issues that we find in our these positions, not the students who walk One of the best comments that I received the number of higher education and technical schools have their foundation in the attitudes through our doors each day. as your School Board member was from a par- courses available to our students. and behavior of adults who are in positions of My decision to not return to the School ent at Yulee Elementary School. He told me I fought to get legislation passed that would leadership throughout our school system. I Board has been one of the most difficult deci- that “you are not a politician.” He was right require transparency for our taxpayers and have fought to have a strong voice for our stu- sions that I have ever made. I know in my and I have done my best to take politics out of have been a good steward of your tax dollars dents and taxpayers but have been repaid by heart that our children deserve more but I the decision process and instead focused on by being fiscally tough on budget decisions, personal attacks to my character, values and have realized that the board, superintendent completing the important work of moving our lowering taxes and by opposing initiatives that family. Questioning how taxpayer money is and unions will not allow it. My role on the educational system forward to meet the needs are not beneficial to our students, such as the spent, policies that are not directly beneficial Board has never been about politics, my sole of our students. recommended medical health clinic that would to our students and upholding constitutional focus has been to serve as a voice for our stu- The changes we need, the changes that our have only served school employees and would obligations should be the norm. Sadly it is not dents and taxpayers. children deserve, cannot be built upon politi- have been a tremendous and unnecessary cost and anyone who tries to do so is ostracized I have and will always advocate for cal maneuvering. The changes must be based to taxpayers. and viciously attacked. It seems Abraham what is right. I believe that there is a on a real belief and value system that truly I worked to build a strong relationship with Lincoln was correct when he said “real leader- huge battle ahead and whoever assumes puts children first. It can no longer be solely our business community and other elected ship always risks unpopularity.” this seat needs to be able to hold the based on the best interests of the adults and officials to bring awareness of the important The workplace is changing rapidly and I administration, superintendent, other board protecting their interests. issues impacting our children and to prepare see it as our duty to prepare our children as members and union to a higher standard. I I believe that taxpayers need a strong voice today’s youth for the demands of tomorrow’s best we can for the challenges that they will wish that I could continue to be that person on our School Board to ensure transparency workforce. I have fought to ensure that our face when they graduate by providing the best but the time has come for me to focus on my and accountability; however, it grows increas- local and state policies were followed by all of curriculum for success in higher education or family, friends and a job that allows me to ingly difficult to watch the influence of special our employees, as well as the board and super- as a skilled workforce. Improving academic interact in the global arena. Thank you for interests wear away at the foundation and intendent. Unfortunately, our rules and poli- achievement will continue to be a battle for allowing me to serve as your voice for our chil- quality of our schools and deny our children cies seem to be negotiable based upon rela- our educational system. The educational sys- dren. It is an experience that I will never for- the very best. It is for this reason that I will not tionships that exist with the administration. tem is changing rapidly and our students will get as I strive to continue to make a difference seek re-election to the School Board, although I have always stood on principle, even suffer if the current system is not reformed to in our community. I am confident that I would be re-elected if I though I have generally been alone in my allow the necessary changes to prevail in our Amanda Young represents District 3 on the chose this path. This is not a decision that I stance. In each decision that I have made, I curriculum. A top-down educational system Nassau County School Board.

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8A WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 2014 NEWS News-Leader Driving Heckscher

There are some days when the pond these businesses, fish camps and I’m just not up for a hike, a water days, no matter homes from modest to aerobics session or anything else what the tides. Mcmansions, it’s all there for the that involves exercise. But Sadly I’m won- viewing. Now in March there is always, I’m interested in watching dering if spoon- also an osprey pair building a nature. On days like these, when bills will be here nest right on top of the traffic sig- there is nothing else on my agen- this year again, nal lights for the Sisters Creek da, I often take a drive. but guess I’ll Bridge. Jenny Alvarado has been Our world here is full of have to wait and documenting the osprey nesting wildlife no matter which way I see. on this bridge for two years now choose, but if time permits my WILD Further and has been instrumental along favorite route is south on A1A off WAYS along the road with BEAKS in ensuring that this the island and down Heckscher passes through nest is left in place. Drive to points beyond. Before I the maritime There are some side trips pos- moved here I used to call this the Pat forest of Big and sible along Heckscher Drive too, “greatest drive on Earth” and I Foster-Turley Little Talbot a five-mile loop out to the still feel that way every time I Islands State Kingsley Plantation and another leave Amelia Island heading Parks, still a calming expanse of side road further south that leads south. house-less, building-less road to the Joe Carlucci Boat Ramp. Egrets and herons are com- with only nature, and now the Both short diversions afford mon sights, usually feeding singly new bike trail that skirts it. This great natural views, more egrets in the marshes along much of the trail has two parking lot accesses and herons, Old Florida type route. Even though I see them and on weekends it attracts its scenery, history and who knows often they still enchant me with own group of nature-lovers who what else, it’s always different. their still grace and now, in enjoy it from the seat of a bicycle. To be a good road trip in my Even the stoplights spring, their fluffy feathery I just drive on by. book however there also has to make for good plumes. But on this drive egrets At the south end of Little be food. If you drive along wildlife watching and their relatives are just a start. Talbot Island the state parking lot Heckscher Drive you’ve got some on Heckscher Driving across the south end for fishermen encloses two differ- mighty fine options. If you want a Drive, as this nest- bridge the open expanse of ent retention ponds. Although seafood restaurant overlooking ing osprey shows, Nassau Sound fills the view. If the both seem similar to me, with the St. Johns River and the ferry, above. Left, a great tide is low the sandy masses of carefully manicured banks and try the Sand Dollar. If you want blue heron among the Bird Islands rise above the vegetation free waters, the birds Old Florida style fish stew and spring flowers on water’s surface, a feeding and in both are always different from more try Chowder Teds some- the roadside. breeding ground for various one another. Often one pond has what further down the road and PAT FOSTER-TURLEY shorebirds that cherish privacy Florida ducks and maybe a lone only open for lunch. And then, FOR THE NEWS-LEADER and lack of human interference. egret. The other might have a there is my favorite. I’m a fried It’s too far away to see these birds pair of feeding Louisiana herons chicken junky and you can’t do from the highway, but just know- and a group of mergansers and better than the fried chicken, ing they are there warms my maybe a great blue heron. One chicken livers and pork chops heart. pond might have swooping gulls doled out from the little kitchen Sometimes as the warm and terns catching drinks of fresh inside the Kangaroo Gas Station weather progresses there are water on the fly while they shun just before Blount Island. roseate spoonbills in “Spoonbill the other pond and sometimes Yes, on a lazy day road trip I’m Pond” just across the bridge on vice versa. Why they segregate not burning calories but consum- the left. Now, though, the like this is a mystery to me, but ing them. And, once in a while drainage of the pond seems to it’s always a fun place to stop and there’s nothing wrong with that! have been impacted by the con- admire whatever birds are there. Pat Foster-Turley is a zoologist struction of the bike trail board- Further along there are the on Amelia Island. She welcomes walk along its edge or some other salt marshes of the Timucuan your nature questions and observa- disturbance. 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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 2014 NEWS News-Leader 9A Money-saving fixes at courthouse POLITICS IN BRIEF

MARY MAGUIRE • Replace backflow for the News-Leader water supply for the court- ‘Please let taxpayers know that house fire system. It contains How many technicians does the money we’re spending will save antifreeze and that’s no longer it take to screw in a light bulb? up to code. At the Nassau County money today and into the future.’ • Replace carpet and tile on Judicial Annex in Yulee the third floor courtrooms, jury BOB KNOTT, DIRECTOR answer is three, and Nassau rooms, judges’ chambers and FACILITIES MAINTENANCE County officials say it’s not hallways. “The carpet is severe- enough manpower. ly deteriorating because of “We’ve got 2,000 lights out new facilities planned around Knott and Howard offered heavy wear and tear,” said there, including 89 in the park- the judicial complex, including details on the other projects. Howard. “We’re putting in car- ing lot,” said Facilities Mainten- the Emergency Operations • New locking system. The pet tiles where we can so we ance Director Bob Knott. “It’s Center (EOC) and sheriff’s new system creates a master have the ability to take select a constant effort, and our techs administration building. key plan and controls access pieces out in the future as need- have a lot of other work to get “Please let taxpayers know by department, including judi- ed.” The project needs to go done on top of that.” that the money we’re spend- cial, clerk of court, state attor- out for bid, and work is expect- The county is planning to ing will save money today and ney, public defender and main- ed to start in July. spend $60,000 on a new light- into the future,” said Knott. tenance. Facilities maintenance The money for these court- ing system that will use low In addition to the new park- will handle installation; the house improvements is col- wattage bulbs and a computer ing lot lights, the plan includes system plan and design is lected through court fees, control system that can spot a new interior lighting system being handled by Stanley including a $15 surcharge that SUBMITTED trouble remotely without hav- ($25,000), a new locking sys- Securities based in Jack- is added to non-criminal traffic Nassau County Supervisor of Elections Vicki Cannon ing to put workers on a lift to tem ($20,000 to $25,000), a sonville. “We’re planning a tickets and certain criminal speaks at the Democratic Club of Amelia Island’s see what’s wrong. change in backflow compo- walk-through soon and sur- cases. February meeting. “That’s a big money saver in nents for the building’s fire sys- veying each department for In 2013, the county collect- electricity and manpower,” said tem ($25,000), and new floor- requirements and staff access,” ed $82,652 in this surcharge GOP executive reserve by phone or email, Knott. ing, including carpet and tile, said Howard. fee, and more than $80,000 of contact Jean DesBarres at In a conference call for third-floor courtrooms, • LED lighting for main cor- this total came from traffic cita- committee (904) 432-8992 or jeandesbar- Thursday afternoon with judges’ chambers and hallways ridors and restrooms. “We’re tions. The courthouse The Nassau County [email protected]. Reservations department supervisor Bill ($160,000). changing to bulbs that last improvement fund and court- Republican Executive are due by Friday. Howard, Knott said the new Chief Judge Robert Foster 5,000 hours and that’s a lot house facilities fund held Committee will have their lighting system is part of a larg- has signed off on the plan. The more efficient than the ones $859,734 as of Monday morn- monthly meeting on Republican women er plan to make almost county commission is expected we use now that go for 500 to ing, according to the county’s Thursday at the Nassau The Federated Republican $300,000 in upgrades and to sign off on the upgrades and 1000 hours,” said Knott. He budget office. County Building, 86028 Pages Women of Nassau will have repairs at the courthouse. repairs. said the new bulbs cost the The judicial annex is 10 Dairy Road, Yulee. The guest their monthly meeting on The lighting system also Officials say work could same and the lights are going years old. speaker for the monthly meet- Friday, March 28 at the Golf has the capability to tie into start as early as next month. on timers. [email protected] ing will be Aaron Bell, owner Club of Amelia Island. The of Science First and immedi- guest speaker will be Clerk of ate past chair for the Nassau Courts John Crawford. The County Economic social will be held at 11:30 Development Board. a.m. and the business meet- Additionally, he serves as a ing will begin at 11:45 a.m. County commission has busy day board member for the Amelia Crawford was elected in Island-Fernandina Beach- Nassau County as clerk of MARY MAGUIRE heavy truck traffic off that Yulee Chamber of Commerce court and comptroller in 2005 News-Leader road,” said Boatright. and treasurer for the Nassau and has been reelected twice The board approved a request to re-plat Commissioner Pat Edwards County Republican Executive since. The Clerk collects and The Nassau County com- a development for 49 single-family houses agreed. “I had calls. The roads Committee. distributes statutory assess- mission took the following are starting to get potholes.” The meeting will begin at ments. Guarding public action at its March 10 board on 35.84 acres located on the north side Boatright pointed out that the 7:30 p.m. and all registered records, public funds and meeting. of Hendricks Road west of Hatton Road road was repaired last year Republicans are welcome to public property are also • A mobility fee will be dis- under the pavement manage- attend. duties of the Clerk. The Clerk cussed at the March 24 board in Nassauville. ment plan. Signs will be placed For questions, contact serves the state of Florida by meeting. A task force spent two on Bear Run Road from Justin Taylor at jtaylor@nas- collecting and disbursing doc- and a half years meeting on a Bismark Road South and saugop.org or (904) 226-6207. umentary stamps and intangi- new fee structure for develop- McCranie received a sidewalk new budget item for evaluat- Spring Lake Drive from Bear ble taxes for the Department ers to cover transportation variance in a 5-0 vote for his ing alternative sources for Run Road to Lem Turner Road. Democratic Club of Revenue. costs, such as new roadways clients, State Rep. Janet Adkins sand. • The board signed off 5-0 The Democratic Club of Contact FRWN by and upgrades to existing sites. and her husband Doug, who • The board authorized 5-0 on a request by the West Amelia Island has scheduled Tuesday, March 25, with your Commission Chair Barry operates Dayspring Health, an to donate $5,000 from the Nassau Historical Society to its next dinner meeting at the reservation at frwnassau@ Holloway suggested sending adult living facility for low- Crime Prevention Trust Fund place a historical marker at Fernandina Beach Golf Club, gmail.com or 491-5544. Lunch the plan to Planning and income seniors along US 1 in to the Nassau Alcohol, Crime Kings Ferry on the St. Marys 2800 Bill Melton Road, on is $20. Zoning before it comes to the Hilliard. “It’s nine miles to the and Drug Abatement Coalition River. The site was a trading Tuesday. Doors will open at 6 board. “I don’t think that’s nec- nearest sidewalk. The poten- (NACDAC) for a public aware- post during the early British p.m. with dinner being served Adkins can help essary,” said Commissioner tial to connect to this is years ness campaign, “Parents Who occupation of Florida in the at 6:45. A cash bar will be State Rep. Janet Adkins Danny Leeper. away,” said McCranie. Host, Lose the Most – Don’t 1770s. available throughout the and her staff are available to • The town of Callahan Commissioner Walter “Jr.” be a Party to Teenage • After a public hearing evening. assist constituents with issues wants more money from the Boatright said, “There’s a trail Drinking.” with no public comment, the The speaker will be that might relate to a state county for rent and utilities for there where people walk. But if • The board authorized 5-0 board agreed to abandon a Ambassador Nancy agency or local issue. its Fire Rescue Station 50. The y’all say it’s not needed.” to donate $15,000 from the right of way along South 14th Soderberg. Soderberg served “The most important work town rents the county space at • The board also approved Crime Prevention Trust Fund Street at the request of engi- as a representative to the that we do in our legislative its firehouse at the intersection a request to re-plat a develop- to the Family Nurturing Center neer Nick Gillette of Nick United Nations from 1997- office is help find solutions for of Kings Road and First ment for 49 single-family hous- for families impacted by Gillette & Associates for his 2001. A Visiting the people we represent. Our Avenue. The town is asking for es on 35.84 acres located on divorce, custody battles and client Highland 35, LLC for a Distinguished Scholar at the team is committed to working a hike in rent to $1,300 a month the north side of Hendricks domestic violence. single-family house develop- University of North Florida in with local constituents to from $1,200, and $850 in Road west of Hatton Road in • The county received ment. Jacksonville, Soderberg is ensure that we find solutions monthly utilities from $700. Nassauville. Dan McCranie is $90,909 in a Small County Con- • The board authorized 5-0 also active in Mayor Alvin to the challenges they face.” “Are you interested in approv- the engineer/agent on this solidated Grant Agreement to conservation easements for Brown’s administration and is said Adkins. ing a rent increase?’ said project, known as Cypress help pay for leachate disposal Master Craft Builders at the a member of the Duval The main district office is County Manager Ted Selby. Palm Garden. from the closed West Nassau Oaks at Bristol development County Democratic Executive located in Fernandina Beach The board says it needs time to • South Amelia Island Landfill. The board noted that located off Chester Road in Committee. and is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. consider the cost of a move, Shore Stabilization Association this amount is $20,321 more Yulee. To reserve, send a check Monday-Friday. Satellite but they did agree to pay rental (SAISSA) Director Bill Moore than last year’s grant. • The county approved for $16 per person, payable to office locations are in fees to date. They asked staff to said the organization is eligi- • The board approved a Fernandina Beach Mayor Ed DCAI, to DCAI/P.O. Box Jacksonville Beach, Black review options and costs, and ble for $4.1 million in state cost- security camera upgrade for Boner’s appointment to the 16022/Fernandina Beach FL Hammock and Bryceville. will take the matter up again sharing funds for beach renour- the judicial annex in Yulee in a Northeast Florida Regional 32035. Checks may also be Anyone wishing more at the March 24 meeting. ishment. The issue is coming 5-0 vote. The $147,885 cost is Council board of directors. dropped off at Democratic information or to schedule an • The Florida Department up at the current legislative ses- being paid through a grant, This is a switch. The board Party headquarters located at appointment should contact of Transportation (FDOT) sion, and while the request is said Assistant County Manager originally named City Commis- the corner of Eighth and Date Adkins’ office at 491-3664 or received a drainage easement low on the list, said Moore, he Shanea Jones. sioner Johnny Miller for the streets in Fernandina Beach. email janet.adkins@myflorida- to install a 4-foot-wide drainage asked the board for support. • Callahan homeowner post. The appointment replaces For more information or to house.gov. pipe on Mentoria Road (near The board already delivered, Steven Finch of 35100 Nancy Callahan Mayor Shirley Gra- the hotels and fast food restau- signing off last August on a res- Road wants to keep chickens ham, who is leaving the board. rants about a quarter mile east olution of continued support on his property, but code offi- • The board approved trav- You’ve heard parents say, of I-95) for the upcoming SR for SAISSA. cials say they have to fly the el requests for the county attor- 200/AIA improvements, which • The county agreed 5-0 to coop, and if they don’t, Finch is ney to travel to Tallahassee for “Nothing works with My kid!” will expand the roadway to six spend $26,800 for fiscal 2013-14 facing a fine of $1,000 per day. Legislative Day March 25-28 lanes from four. In an effort to with coastal engineering firm He asked the board for help ($1,004.62); two employees protect the county and future Olsen Associates, Inc. based during public comments. They from the Office of Manage- We will. development opportunities, in Jacksonville to physically referred him to staff. ment and Budget to Orlando Public Works Director Scott monitor the beach on the south • “No thru trucks” signage for the Florida Government Herring suggested adding a end of Amelia Island as part of is going up in the Spring Lakes Finance Officer Association’s maintenance clause to the the SAISSA project. subdivision on the county’s annual conference May 30-June Where Parents & Kids Learn to Survive FDOT contract to make the • The board also approved West Side. Log trucks are 4 ($2,154); and one person state responsible if future devel- a $30,000 expenditure for mis- using the residential streets as from Nassau Amelia Utilities The Family Farm International opment disrupts the pipe. cellaneous coastal engineering a cut-through and residents to travel to Jacksonville for P.O. Box 60722 • Jacksonville, FL 32236 FDOT said no. The board said services, also with Olsen have had enough. The board American Water Works train- (904) 838-9689 fax: (904) 685-2187 OK, 5-0. Associates, and $20,000 for bor- voted 5-0 to solve the problem ing March 11 ($50). www.theparenthelpcenter.com • Local engineer Dan row-site development. This is a with signs. “We need to get [email protected] NL/PSA HELP US MOVE SALE! 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10A WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 2014 NEWS News-Leader POLICE REPORT This was written by Angela property. vehicle and a stun gun to sub- red light, according to the Golf cart crash cer. Daughtry of the News-Leader On arrival, officers saw due him, according to a report. report. Officers approached the I Antwon Bernard Mims, from oral and written reports by Mizeras leave the house and A deputy on patrol reported driver with a drawn stun gun According to a police report, 30, Jacksonville, March 7, Duval the Nassau County Sheriff’s enter the garage, which had its that he began following a and firearm, opening the dri- a local woman was charged with County warrant, sale or deliv- Office, the City of Fernandina doors open, according to the Chevrolet S-10 with Georgia ver’s door and ordering him to grand theft March 4 after wreck- ery of cocaine. Beach Police Department and report. Several agents were plates in the early morning exit the vehicle. ing a golf cart that belonged to I Warren Allen Williams, other agencies. Arrest indicates given permission by Mizeras to hours of March 4 after he The driver, later identified the man whose house she was 21, 45100 Evelyn St., Callahan, suspicion of a crime, not guilt. enter the garage. observed it driving erratically as Samuael Leon Todd, 40, of cleaning. March 7, Duval County warrant, Anyone with information Mizeras told officers he had going west on A1A. Folkston, Ga., refused an order The victim contacted the violation of probation/posses- about criminal activity can con- ordered a moonshine kettle, The deputy activated his to lie on the ground, so the stun Nassau County Sheriff’s Office sion of a concealed firearm. tact the Fernandina Beach Police and at that point he was advised lights to get the truck to pull was used on him, according to March 3 after he discovered I Amy Marie Bell, 28, 96036 Department at 277-7342 or the of his rights, the report stated, over, and also observed the driv- the report. An open can of alco- someone had been living in his Abaco Island Drive, Yulee, Nassau County Sheriff’s Office and invoked his right to an attor- er “was leaning over to the right hol in the cup holder was residence while he was away March 6, grand theft auto, fraud- anonymously by calling 225-0147 ney. far enough that his head was in reportedly still cold to the touch. for about two weeks, the report ulent use of a credit card over in Yulee or Fernandina Beach, While in the garage, agents the center of the truck.” The Todd’s speech was slurred stated. The man told police that $100. or 879-2136 in Callahan, and officers saw a large copper driver was “speeding up and and he appeared to be impaired, his golf cart also had been I Rebecca Lynn Neuman, Hilliard or Bryceville. The “We vapor tower attached to the ket- then slowing down, swerving according to the report. Fire wrecked. 44, 85373 Claxton Road, Yulee, Tip” program – 1-800-78CRIME tle, and a plastic cooling tube and drifting from the grass Rescue was called due to the According to the report, the March 6, Levy County warrant, – also allows callers to leave on the wall. Numerous wine bot- shoulder across the outside lane stun gun deployment and man suspected his housekeep- sale of a controlled substance anonymous tips. tles with a clear liquid inside and into the inside lane, almost Todd’s incoherent condition. er, Dana Witt, 42, 86549 Hester two counts, possession of a con- were also in the area, as well as striking other vehicles ... and A check of Todd’s blood Drive, Yulee, because she had trolled substance with intent to empty wine bottles and corks. braking erratically,” the report sugar level revealed it was nor- access to the residence and sell, two counts, failure to Moonshine bust The clear liquid had a strong stated. mal, but he became unrespon- been working for him for about appear/driving while license A Yulee man was arrested odor of alcohol consistent with Another deputy set up spike sive and was transported to two years. The victim also suspended or revoked. March 6 by Nassau County moonshine, according to the strips near the intersection of Baptist Medical Center Nassau, reportedly observed cleaning I Wayne McGriff, 57, deputies after they uncovered a report. Pages Dairy Road in Yulee, but where he remained unrespon- supplies that were not put away Albany, Ga., March 6, posses- moonshine still in his garage in The items were taken as evi- the driver kept going even sive to questioning, according to and other evidence that Witt sion of a controlled substance a joint investigation with spe- dence and Mizeras was placed though his tires were struck, the report. had used his residence. without a prescription, giving cial agents from the U.S. under arrest for possession of a according to the report. Todd was found to have sus- Later that day, the man told false information to a law Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and moonshine still or any apparatus A second set of spike strips pended driver licenses in both police he had spoken to Witt, enforcement officer while Trade Bureau, according to a of a moonshine still, and pos- was set up at A1A and Bobby Florida and Georgia. He was who told him she had gone to detained, driving while license report. session of more than a gallon of Moore Circle, causing the arrested for fleeing and elud- his residence March 25 to clean suspended or revoked. Deputies and special agents moonshine whiskey. truck’s right front tire to deflate, ing police with lights and siren it, but started drinking and I Anthony Burnon Mus- arrived the afternoon of March but the driver continued to activated, driving under the wrecked his golf cart. grove, 30, 241811 CR 121, 6 at the residence of Bradley approach the intersection of I-95 influence of drugs or alcohol, During an interview with Hilliard, March 5, Nassau Scott Mizeras, 44, 86099 Driver flees at 70 mph, according to the driving while license suspended Witt, in which she was advised County capias, failure to Meadowwood Drive, Yulee, Deputies arrested a Georgia report. or revoked with knowledge and of her rights, Witt told police appear/aggravated battery, fail- after an investigation revealed a man March 4 for DUI after The truck was finally forced resisting arrest without vio- she had gone to the home to ure to appear/trafficking meth- possible moonshine still on the using road spikes to stop his to stop for traffic backed up at a lence. clean it, but made lunch and amphetamines/possession of a decided to take a ride in the golf controlled substance. cart. She also reportedly told I Darryl Wayne Burden, 29, police she was injured when she 45043 Cato Drive, Callahan, wrecked the cart and had been March 4, burglary, grand theft, taken to Baptist Medical Center dealing in stolen property, giv- Nassau and then by air ambu- ing false verification of owner- lance to UF Health in Jackson- ship. ville. I Stephanie Amber Cour- Witt told police she was sey, 20, Neptune Beach, March alone during the incident and 4, Duval County warrant, giv- did not drink any alcohol. Police ing false verification of owner- later spoke with staff at the ship to a pawn broker, petit Golf Club of Amelia Island, theft, dealing in stolen property, where the cart was wrecked. failure to appear/grand theft. Staff told police a shirtless man I Martin Darcy Sedlacko, was with Witt at the time of the 36, 30908 Paradise Commons, incident and he returned the Fernandina Beach, March 4, golf cart to the victim’s resi- bond surrender/trafficking in dence. oxycodone, less than 30 kilo- During an interview March grams. 4, Witt admitted to police she I Clifton Delanie Cook, 29, had picked up a man to ride 96042 Brighton Place, Yulee, with her during the golf cart March 4, burglary of a resi- incident. She was subsequently dence. arrested and charged with I Edward Adolph Garcia Jr., grand theft – more than $5,000 47, 86423 Jean Road, Yulee, but less than $10,000. March 3, possession of metham- phetamine, possession of drug equipment. Felony arrests I John Patrick Wilson, 50, I Rusty Curry Canaday, 34, 1123 Gum St., Fernandina 44001 Gwen Road, Callahan, Beach, March 3, Tallahassee March 9, driving while license probation/parole warrant, vio- suspended or revoked, habitu- lation of probation/robbery al offender. with a firearm. I Christopher Michael I Terry Lee Wilson, 43, Sikes, 23, 151066 CR 108, 95080 Barnwell Road, Hilliard, March 9, Nassau Fernandina Beach, March 3, County capias, failure to possession of crack cocaine. appear/grand theft, failure to I Jessica Lee Alford, 28, appear/burglary. 85003 Astor Lane, Yulee, March I Blakely Joy Music, 31, 766 3, possession of methampheta- Kenneth Court, Fernandina mine, driving while license sus- Beach, March 8, resisting arrest pended or revoked. with violence, opposing an offi- [email protected]

COURT REPORT The following report was com- charge. He was ordered to pay piled by Angela Daughtry, News- $418 in court costs, $352 in sur- Leader staff, from the March 13 charges, $150 to the Public court docket of Circuit Court Defender’s Office and $100 to Judge Robert M. Foster. the State Attorney’s Office. The court reserves jurisdiction on I Jennifer Ardel Baker restitution. pleaded not guilty to two counts I Thomas Paul Crane plead- of sale or delivery of cocaine. ed not guilty to two counts of I Garrick Travis Brockett possession of firearm ammuni- pleaded guilty to possession of tion by a convicted felon and cocaine, no citation, and pos- one count of obstructing or session of less than 20 grams opposing an officer without vio- of cannabis, no citation, and was lence. adjudicated guilty. He was sen- I Harvey Richard Fipps tenced to 90 days in Nassau pleaded guilty to grand theft County Jail with credit for time motor vehicle, possession of served and ordered to pay $518 controlled substance parapher- in court costs, $150 to the Public nalia, and possession of less Defender’s Office and $100 to than 20 grams of cannabis, no the State Attorney’s Office. citation, and was adjudicated I Nicholas Stephen Becker guilty. He was sentenced to four pleaded guilty to a lesser-includ- years in a state prison with cred- ed charge of burglary of a struc- it for time served and ordered to ture, petit theft and criminal mis- pay $418 in court costs, $150 to chief, and adjudication was the Public Defender’s Office withheld. He was sentenced to and $100 to the State Attorney’s 12 months probation and Office. ordered to pay $418 in court I Regina Pennycuff Good- costs, $150 to the Public son admitted to three counts of Defender’s Office and $100 to violation of probation being the State Attorney’s Office. served for trafficking in I Larry Dean Brooker methamphetamines more than admitted to a violation of pro- 14 grams and was adjudicated bation being served for vehicu- guilty. Probation was revoked lar homicide and was adjudi- and terminated and she was cated guilty. Probation was sentenced to six months in revoked and terminated and he Nassau County Jail with credit was sentenced to five years in a for time served. She was state prison with credit for time ordered to pay $5,288.76 in out- served and ordered to pay standing costs. $759.93 in outstanding costs. I Edward Allen Hatfield I Shane Francis Roy Carey pleaded not guilty to possession pleaded not guilty to dealing in of a controlled substance with- stolen property, grand theft and out a prescription. giving false verification of own- I Darrell Wayne Hawk ership to a pawnbroker. pleaded guilty to burglary of a I Reginald Carl Coker dwelling and was adjudicated pleaded guilty to aggravated guilty. He was sentenced to six assault and criminal mischief years in a state prison with cred- $1,000 or more and was adjudi- it for time served and ordered to cated guilty. He was not prose- pay $418 in court costs, $150 to cuted on an additional charge of the Public Defender’s Office aggravated assault and using a and $100 to the State Attorney’s firearm under the influence of a Office. drug. He was sentenced to eight I Jason Stephen Jablonski years in a state prison, including pleaded guilty to two counts of a three year minimum manda- tory sentence for the assault COURTS Continued on 11A

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ing under the influence of alco- Conflict Counsel and $100 to the I Charles Marqui Wilkerson sale, manufacture, purchase or in court costs, $300 to the Public COURT Continued from 10A hol. The affidavit was discharg- State Attorney’s Office. was found incompetent to pro- delivery of cocaine within 1,000 Defender’s Office and $200 to possession of a controlled sub- ed and probation was reinstated I Kenneth Whitley pleaded ceed on a charge of grand theft. feet of a church or school and the State Attorney’s Office. stance without a prescription with the original conditions. not guilty to dealing in stolen I Louis Lamont Williams was adjudicated guilty. He was I Thelma Ann Williams and grand theft of a controlled I David Eric Price, charged property and giving false verifi- pleaded guilty to two counts of sentenced to five years in a state pleaded not guilty to two counts substance and adjudication was with possession of a controlled cation of ownership. sale or delivery of cocaine and prison and ordered to pay $1,036 of uttering forged bills. withheld. He was sentenced to substance without a prescrip- 90 days in Nassau County Jail tion and possession of less than with credit for time served and 20 grams of cannabis, no cita- court supervised probation and tion, failed to report on time to ordered to pay $518 in court serve his sentence and was adju- costs, $150 to the Public dicated guilty. He was sentenced Defender’s Office and $100 to to six months in Nassau County the State Attorney’s Office. Jail and ordered to pay $518 in I Brenda Rae Jones pleaded court costs, $150 to the Public not guilty to grand theft. Defender’s Office and $100 to I An affidavit of a violation of the State Attorney’s Office. probation being served for I Wanda Janie Rolley plead- obtain or attempt to obtain a con- ed guilty to a lesser charge of trolled substance by fraud was possession of a place to manu- 2014 RAM 1500, 2500, 3500 discharged against Troy Preston facture a controlled substance Jowers, probation was termi- and criminal attempt to solicit • Starting as low as $22,995 • 1.9% APR available • Introducing 90 days until first payment* nated, $700 was tendered to the or conspire, third-degree felony, Department of Corrections in and was adjudicated guilty. 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Probation may be termi- • 0% APR available • 12 to choose from • 2 & 4 Door in stock • 34 Available • 0% APR available • 10 to choose from I Patricia Jane Newton nated early after 12 months. She pleaded not guilty to child neg- was ordered to pay $518 in court lect, no great bodily harm. costs, $150 to the Public I William Allen Newton Defender’s Office and $100 to 2014 CHRYSLER 200 2014 DODGE DURANGO pleaded not guilty to possession the State Attorney’s Office. of a controlled substance and I Andrew Marc Swaringen child abuse without great harm. Jr. pleaded guilty to aggravated I Tyress Rishad Noble assault with a deadly weapon admitted to a violation of pro- without intent to kill and was bation being served for con- adjudicated guilty. He was sen- tributing to the delinquency or tenced to four years in a state dependency of a minor and was prison with credit for time adjudicated guilty. 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He was park and sale of a counterfeit sentenced to four years in prison controlled substance was adju- with credit for time served, to dicated guilty. She was sen- run concurrent with his other tenced to six months in Nassau sentence. He was ordered to pay County Jail with credit for time $418 in court costs, $150 to the served, followed by 18 months Public Defender’s Office and • Starting as low as $29,773 • Starting as low as $18,995 • Starting as low as $16,995 drug offender probation, which $100 to the State Attorney’s • 0% APR available • 16 to choose from • 0.9% APR available • 10 to choose from • 0% up to 60 months/1.9% may be terminated after 12 Office. Restitution is reserved • APR up to 72 months months. She was ordered to pay by the court. • From SE to RT, we have them all! $1,036 in court costs, $300 to I Artez Keion Wards plead- the Public Defender’s Office and ed guilty to possession of mari- *Must finance w/Chrysler Capital - See dealer for full details. $200 to the State Attorney’s juana, more than 20 grams, and Office. adjudication was withheld. He I Tabatha Marie Patton was was sentenced to 60 days in served an affidavit and denied Nassau County Jail with credit two counts of violation of pro- for time served and placed on bation being served for posses- court-supervised probation. He sion of a controlled substance was ordered to pay $518 in court without a prescription and driv- costs, $150 to the Regional

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The Electric Mermaid custom tattoo studio is located downtown at 8 N. Second St., top right. Fernandina native Tiffany Le Meaux in her custom tattoo studio, below. Mermaid Customers can get a shrimp tattoo for $50, created by Le Meaux, with 20 percent going to the Nassau County Sierra Club. PHOTOS BY ANGELA DAUGHTRY/NEWS-LEADER tattoos downtown

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ernandina native Tiffany Le Meaux has opened a custom FF tattoo studio called The Electric Mermaid at 8 N. Second St. in the historic downtown area. Le Meaux, who also owns the award-winning Freaks and Geeks Tattoos in Asheville, N.C., has returned to her Fernandina Beach roots after nine years in the mountains of North Carolina. Le Meaux, who appren- ticed in St. Augustine, has 12 years of experience as a cus- tom tattoo artist. Her tattoos are personally designed and she considers them to be on the “fine art” side of the tat- tooing world. Le Meaux also worked as a veterinary technician for over a decade but eventually followed her bliss into the world of custom tattooing. “I was always an artist since I was a kid,” she says. “I needed to follow that path.” An innovative “Crustacean Donation” charity was recent- ly initiated by Le Meaux, in which customers can get a full-color custom designed shrimp tattoo for $50, with 20 percent of the funds going to the Nassau County Sierra Club. The Sierra Club will bene- fit until the first day of sum- mer, when Le Meaux will In loving memory of Dylan McCormick (son of Phillip (our repair plumber and wife Valerie) who died March 23, 2012. Our families hearts are bro- select a new charity to sup- ken. We lost a friend, son, brother and grandson. In his honor we spon- port. She also has several sor a scholarship to be awarded to a Yulee High School senior pursu- benefits planned over the ing music in college. summer, with all proceeds Come by the coffee is on. going to local charities. DEERTRACKS “I grew up here, and I care Celebrate SPRING with new plumbing fixtures! Come by, call or email about this community,” Le [email protected]. Showroom and counter sales open Meaux says. “I love being to you. Display and discontinued fixtures priced for a fast sale. Repair, able to give back to organiza- remodel, or new construction for residential, commercial or industrial tions that make it better, and I needs. 24/7 emergency service. can do this with a beautiful DEERWALK tattoo.” Le Meaux’s charity work We are springing into a new season with International Bullion & Coin Exchange, Recovered Resources Group, The Knotty Beader, The Blindman with Freaks and Geeks has & Robin, Metabolic Research Center, Joe's Produce & Deli, Jazzercize and raised more than $30,000 for Crumps Barbershop. Asheville nonprofits, and she plans to continue fundraising with Electric Mermaid. For more information, con- 474390 E. S.R. 200 tact Le Meaux at tattoo@elec- Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 tricmermaidtattoo.com or call (904) 439-8306. CFC 1426558 [email protected] 277-3942 FL CFC 057478–GA MPR 006661 CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

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PHOTOS BY TERRY LACOSS/SPECIAL Jack Healan is pictured fighting a Pacific sailfish on 12-pound line while Gary Carter, center, videos Healan’s sail. Also pictured is Costa Rican Efren Carillo, leadering the esti- mated 85-pound sailfish. Carter’s paradise fishing world aking up with “We will the sun creeping be fishing over a jungle with four- to W below was 12-pound unusual for a Vermont-born class tackle fisherman. A troop of howler today,” Gary monkeys growled like apes Carter said. from their high perch in a “Our variety of jungle trees, includ- Shimano ing highly-sought teak trees. Tyrnos 30 II Jack Healan and Wilson OUTDOORS reel drags Tennille were already dressed are set at 60 and enjoying coffee on the Terry Lacoss percent of back patio of our condo as I the line test, continued to snap photos of so we shouldn’t have to worry tropical plants and the Pacific about billfish breaking the Ocean far below. line.” “Please wake me up,” I “Gary, sail, sail, left teas- said to Jack and Wilson. “I am er,” Yoan soon shouted from very confused; did I just win the fly bridge. the Lotto or is this all just a Gary Carter quickly dream?” pitched a rigged ballyhoo Gary and Sherrel Carter, back into the boat’s wake longtime Amelia Island past feeding line until it reached residents and friends, had the sail’s kill zone. Meanwhile invited us to stay for a few Efren reeled in the teaser days at their Costa Rica devel- close to the boat, where opment. In 2001, the Carters Carter’s rigged ballyhoo was moored their sport fishing now swimming perfectly in boat, “Silver-Rod-O,” at front of the sail. Seconds later Carrillo Bay and soon discov- an 85-pound Pacific sailfish ered their dream property. billed the bait while Carter “The temperature stays free lined the foraging sail- from 80-90 degrees, there are fish, making sure the 7/0 no tropical storms, seas typi- Eagle Claw circle hook was cally run from 2-3 feet and deep enough for a good hook from December through April set. it does not rain,” Gary Carter Seconds later Healan was said. “In the 12 years that we fighting his first sailfish on 12- have been here, I have had to pound tackle while Yoan cancel my fishing trips only backed down the 45-foot three times.” “Silver-Rod-O” at full throttle. Shortly after enjoying a With saltwater gushing breakfast of fresh fruit, coffee over the back transom and and eggs, we boarded Healan’s sailfish wildly Carter’s custom-built 45-foot thrashing its bill, it was big G&S sport fishing boat and game fishing at its best. were heading out into the Ten minutes into the fight, Gary Carter, left, and Costa Rican Efren Carillo are pictured with a nice wahoo Jack Healan caught from under a Pacific Ocean for a day of bill- Efren leadered the tired sail- floating raft. fishing. Costa Rican Yoan fish just off the transom and Algala skippered Carter’s released Healan’s estimated sport fishing boat from the fly 85-pound Pacific sailfish. records he owns. Feeding a and a 357-pound Atlantic Blue Gary and Sherrell Carter’s where we flew into Liberia, bridge while two mates, Efren Later that afternoon we 60-pound sail with a barbed Marlin caught with six-pound “Las Ventanas del Mar,” the Costa Rica. A two-hour taxi Carillo and Carlos Vasques, came across a floating raft, ballyhoo, Carter was soon line. Sherrell Carter holds window to the sea and door- cab ride from Liberia to readied fishing gear and baits where mahi mahi, tuna and hooked up and, within 15 min- four records, including a 533- way to paradise. Carrillo soon found our three- at the back deck for a full day wahoo were stacked up under utes, Efren had leadered and pound Atlantic blue marlin Amazingly during our stay, some of Amelia Island fisher- of billfishing. the raft. Trolling minnow-type released his sail. caught with 16-pound line. Karen Weaver of New York men sitting perfectly in para- Some 20 miles offshore plugs resulted in several Minutes later Wilson Ten- After three days of billfish- landed and released an dise found. with a water depth of 4,000 hook-ups from all the species nille also played and released ing, we had hooked and extremely rare, 350-pound For information on Las feet, Yoan brought the “Silver- and a fish box full of excellent a similar size sail on four- released several Pacific sail- albino blue marlin while fish- Ventanas del Mar visit www. Rod-O” off plane and began eating. pound line. fish, enjoyed eating at many ing aboard the “Spanish Fly,” lvcostarica.com. For charter trolling at eight knots. Four During our final day, Gary Included in Carter’s 10 of the nearby oceanfront captained by Juan Carlos fishing information visit Mold Craft teaser lures were Carter broke out the four- IGFA line class world records restaurants and, more impor- Zamora. www.flamingobeachcrfish- set two at 40 feet and two at pound class tackle and are a 58.2-pound mahi mahi tantly, I finally was able to Our flight originated in ing.com. For the IGFA world 65 feet. showed us the 10 IGFA world caught with two-pound line experience longtime friends Jacksonville, then to Miami, records visit www. igfa.org.

Located on the northwestern coast of Costa Rica, Las Ventanas Del Mar sits 900 feet above sea level, offering luxury home and condo living, above. And big game fishing in the Pacific Ocean is close at hand. Former Amelia Island residents Gary and Sherrell Carter developed the property while setting 14 IGA world records. Left, Amelia Island’s Wilson Tennille plays a 70-pound Pacific sailfish on four-pound line; the sail was eventually leadered and released.

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2B WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 2014 SPORTS News-Leader

M SOFTBALL LADY HORNETS Schol home run lifts First Baptist Church in thriller

You would think a sun- by another single by Melany filled Saturday, in which 17 Corsi. But the Big Red home runs were recorded, Machine could muster just would be enough excitement two runs, falling 21-20 to First but nothing compared to the Baptist. game of the week and what In other FDSL action, may possibly be the Family Celebration defeated Yulee/ Driven Softball League’s Live Oak 18-10. Chris Spivey game of the year. hit four-for-four for Celebra- It was Big Blue, also tion. known as First Baptist Blue, Christwalk defeated taking on the Big Red Ma- Fernandina Beach Church of chine from Memorial United Christ 21-14. Jason Gray and Methodist Church. First Craig Chamberlian both hit Baptist began with a flurry, four-for-four for CW. scoring seven runs in the first Our Lady of Consolation inning to MUMC’s three. defeated First Baptist Gold MUMC took an 8-5 lead in 15-7. Aimee Johnson and Jan the second inning and kept Greathouse hit three-for-three pouring on the offense, for Our Lady and won ladies adding another five runs in co-players of the week hon- SUBMITTED the third and two more in the ors. The Yulee High School girls softball team beat host Bolles 5-3 Saturday morning. Karla Beasley hit three home fourth inning for a 17-12 Journey One beat Journey runs in the game, bringing her to four on the season. Hannah Pipkin, who has a walk-off grand slam, leads Yulee advantage. Three 17-6. Ryan Mesteller with a .588 batting average, followed by Beasley (.579) and Hayley Solomon and Courtney Dietz (.422) Nesha But the First Baptist hit five-for-five for Team One. Jones had four triples so far. Beasley has 29 RBIs, Pipkin has 25 and Jones 21. Beasley is 6-2 on the mound defense dug in and began to Yulee Baptist beat The with a 1.54 earned run average and 74 strikeouts. Alexis Adams is 4-1 with a 1.68 ERA and 25 strikeouts. The show why many believe they Anchor Church of God 17-1. YHS Lady Hornets (13-4) were scheduled to play at West Nassau Tuesday but the game has been canceled and are the best defense in the Tarah and Billy Peacock com- rescheduled for 7 p.m. April 4 in Callahan. The Lady Hornets include, front row from left, Savannah Dietz, Ravon league as they allowed bined for a five-for-seven per- Rauls, Macie Starman, Nesha Jones, Kayla Davis; back row, Courtney Dietz, Samantha Dunman, Alexis Adams, MUMC just three more runs formance for Yulee. Hayley Solomon, Karla Beasley, Graison Murray and Coach Candy Hicken. in the game. Springhill defeated Living The stage was set with Waters 11-3 behind a two-for- Coach David Keay’s Big Red three performance from Machine holding an 18-14 Chuck Lynch, Jessica James, SPORTS SHORTS lead going into the final Sean Gossett and Jimmy inning. Veteran Roger Smith Crawford. Kids fishing clinic website, www.nsfafish.net. passed away in 2005, the club initiated a began the final inning with a Celebration beat Journey The Nassau Sport Fishing Associa- scholarship in his memory. Thirsk single, followed by a walk by Two 16-9. Coach Sal Ortiz hit The Florida Wildlife Commission will tion, founded in 1983, is a 501c3 non- believed in giving back to the communi- Mason Buchman. Wendy three-for-three while B.J. offer a kids fishing clinic at Fort Clinch profit organization, created to develop ty. Bowman moved the runners Jones hit a grand slam for State Park from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 31. and promote salt water fishing in the As in past years, a $1,000 scholar- with a sacrifice, followed by a Celebration. Lunch will be provided. Visit Nassau County area while adhering to ship will be awarded directly to an out- two-run blast from Coach Five Points beat Journey www.MyFWC.com/fishing. state, federal and local regulations, to standing graduating high school senior. Scott Schol. Three more runs Two 11-1. Sean Perkins and encourage compliance with rules of This scholarship is a renewable scholar- were added as Tom Weller, John Sallas hit two-for-three Alumni football water safety by club members and the ship, paid for two consecutive years for a Shad Goltz and hitting- for Five Points. Alumni football is coming to general public and to promote youth total of $2,000 per recipient. machine Phil Hawkins all Men’s co-players of the Fernandina Beach. Gridiron Alumni, related community and other civic mind- To be eligible for consideration this scored, making the score 21- week are Ryan Mesteller which is planning several full-contact ed activities. For information, contact year all completed applications with all 18 in favor of Big Blue. from Journey One and Brett alumni football games, travels the President John Hartrich at 206-0817 or required forms and information included, It was the final chance for Loucks from MUMC, who nation, pitting old football rivals against john@ seahorseofamelia.com. must be postmarked by April 20. MUMC to win the game with both hit five-for-five for there each other one more time. Hundreds of The certificate will be presented at the top of its lineup coming to teams. players and thousands of fans swarmed Coast Guard detachment the recipients’ senior awards program at bat. Leadoff man Scott Rogers For information on the their school. In addition the recipient and stadiums to watch their hometown The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary was unable to get on base. Family Driven Softball heroes strap it on one more time. their family will also be invited to attend a Rhett Rogers and Brett League, call President John Flotilla 070-14-01from Fernandina Nassau Sport Fishing Association Gridiron Alumni is targeting teams Beach announces the startup of its Loucks hit singles, followed Culbreth at (904) 705-3045. like Fernandina Beach, Yulee, First monthly social meeting as guests of the Camden County, Ga., detachment. The organization. Coast, First Coast Christian and many detachment will meet monthly on the last others. Players from all local area are Additional information including all Tuesday of the month at The River Club necessary application forms, selection M BASKETBALL invited to register to play. Players are at Osprey Cove in St. Marys. The first criteria and instructions for all submis- needed to sign up for their alma mater meeting will be March 25 at 7 p.m. and the first 40 players on each team get sions are available on the NSFA website For information on the U.S. Coast at nsfafish.net. to play. The team that gets 30 people Guard Auxiliary Camden County Local girls come registered first gets home-field advan- The Nassau Sport Fishing Associ- Detachment, contact Harry Tipper at tage. ation, founded in 1983, is a 501c3 non- (912) 576-6659 or htipper3@ profit organization, created to develop The games are set for the spring. If comcast.net. For information on joining you or someone you know is interested and promote saltwater fishing in the the auxiliary contact Barbara Dunn at Nassau County area while adhering to up short in semi in putting on the pads one more time, 261-1889 or visit www.cgaux14-7-1.org. visit www.gridironalumni.com to register. state, federal and local regulations, to For information, call Chris at (530) 410- encourage compliance with rules of The Fernandina Beach- I believe we had the better 6396 or go to the website. Lifeguards head to Nicaragua water safety by club members and the based Basketball Club of team but made a couple of Gridiron Alumni was founded in 2010 Local lifeguards Hannah Wrenn and general public and to promote youth Florida AAU girls teams com- errors at key times in the and has raised more than $250,000 for Angela Ray were chosen to join an inter- related community and other civic mind- peted in one of the largest game that cost us the victory. schools and charities using alumni foot- national group of lifeguards in Nicaragua ed activities. For information contact tournaments in Florida over The team that beat us lost by ball games as a fundraising vehicle. to protect lives during the country’s Shawn Arnold at 556-5531 or ashaw- the weekend in Jacksonville. four in the championship Gridiron Alumni football has changed largest holiday, the Semana Santa [email protected]. The 14U team played very game, so I know our talent lives, communities, and given thousands Easter Project. Lifeguards Without well with wins over the Clay level is there. This is our first of men their spark back. Borders and the International Surf and Sailing Club meets Knights (48-10) and Jackson- tournament of the year, so I Lifesaving Association have teamed up ville Lady Elite (46-17). think we are going to do very The Amelia Island Sailing Club meets to send an international crew to guard The local team faced the well this AAU season,” Coach Finch NSFA guest speaker the first Tuesday at the Kraft Athletic the festival and Wrenn and Ray were Lady Hawks in the semifinals. Jacob Nantz said. Club at Ten Acres. Social hour at 6:30 The Nassau Sport Fishing chosen from more than 50 guards from The game started out slow for Leading the scoring for p.m., meeting at 7:30 p.m. Contact Com- Association will sponsor a special pro- four continents to participate on the vol- the BCF girls as they fell BCF in the semifinals were modore Roger Henderson at (904) 624- gram presented by Larry “The Fishman” unteer lifeguard team. They are raising down early. In the third quar- Lexi Schulz with 17 points, 2711 or commodore@ameliaislandsail- Finch as the featured speaker at its money to fund the trip. ter, they found themselves at Erica Foote with eight points ing.org or visit www.ameliaislandsailing. monthly meeting at 7 p.m. March 26 at Anyone interested can call Ray at a 13-point deficit. and 16 rebounds and Anna org for information. Kraft Ten Acres’ shelter house, 961023 415-5223 or visit https:// fundly.com/life- After a quick timeout, the Arato with 11 points and nine Buccanteer Trail, Fernandina Beach. saving-in-nicaragua?noguide=1# for Ray girls put on a defensive clinic, rebounds. Sports association Finch has visited the club before and or https://www.giveforward.com/fundrais- which put them in front 36-35 The BCF girls play again is always informative as well as enter- er/srz3/isla-semana-santa-2014- Nassau County Sports Association when Montana Walker was next weekend in Jacksonville taining. A former IFA pro redfish tour nicaragua for Wrenn. meets at 7 p.m. the first Tuesday at the fouled on a three-pointer and before heading to play in a open champion, Finch is also a regular county building, Yulee. Call 261-1075 or made all three free-throws. tournament at the ESPN contributor to Florida Sportsman 277-1609. The game went back and Wide World of Sports Center Magazine clinics and First Coast Thirsk memorial scholarship forth the rest of the way as in Orlando next month, fol- Outdoors TV shows. His primary target The Nassau Sport Fishing Associa- Boules Club the BCF girls fell short, los- lowed by a national qualifying these days is the elusive pompano. tion will once again be awarding the ing 48-46 and a trip to the tournament in Savannah, Ga. Finch is considered to be in the top one “Johnny Thirsk Memorial Scholarship” to Amelia Island Boules Club holds championship game. Follow this team and the BCF or two surf fishermen in the state of a worthy graduating high school senior petanque pickup games Saturdays at “I feel we had a great shot fifth-grade and 11th-grade Florida. Enjoy his “Angler on Foot” pres- attending one of the high schools in 9:30 a.m., Wednesdays at 4:30 p.m. and to win the whole tournament. teams at bcfhoops.org. entation with members of the NSFA. Nassau County. Thursdays at 3:30 p.m. at the Fernan- Learn about Finch by visiting his Thirsk was a driving force in the dina Beach courts at the south end of DON’T LITTER introductory video on YouTube at NSFA for many years, offering his servic- the downtown marina. Petanque (pay- http://www.you tube.com/watch?v=_ es as a board member, tournament tonk) is a cousin of both horseshoes and SPSPAAYY ~~ NEUTERNEUTER hQE5fcOCOI. Additional information and director and in any other way he could bocce, the Italian bowling game. The A Public Service Announcement by The News-Leader reservations are available on the NSFA help out. He was a friend to all. When he public is welcome to join. Call 491-1190. FERNANDINA BEACH TIDES Tides, Sun & Moon: March 19-26, 2014

Sunrise 7:30A Low 5:02A 1.66’ Moonrise 1:35A High 2:05A 7.88’ Sunrise 7:26A Moonset 9:08A High 11:24A 7.90’ Low 8:26A 2.00’ Wed. Sun. Moonset 12:24P Low 5:07P 1.50’ High 2:34P 7.20’ Sunset 7:36P Sunset 7:39P Low 8:34P 1.65’ 3/19 Moonrise 10:39P High 11:41P 8.21 3/23 Last Quarter 9:47P

Sunrise 7:29A Low 5:44A 1.73’ Moonrise 2:31A High 3:10A 7.76’ Sunrise 7:24A Low 9:31A 1.96’ Thur. Moonset 9:50A High 12:04P 7.72’ Mon. Sunset 7:37P Moonset 1:25P High 3:40P 7.17’ Low 5:49P 1.50’ 3/20 Moonrise 11:38P 3/24 Sunset 7:39P Low 9:43P 1.63’

Sunrise 7:28A High 12:22A 8.14’ Moonrise 3:23A High 4:23A 7.74’ Low 6:31A 1.83’ Sunrise 7:23A Low 10:35A 1.81’ Fri. Moonset 10:37A Tues. High 12:48P 7.52 Moonset 2:28P High 4:51P 7.30’ Sunset 7:37P 3/21 Low 6:36P 1.54’ 3/25 Sunset 7:40P Low 10:51P 1.52’ Moonrise 12:37A High 1:09A 8.02’ Moonrise 4:12A High 5:35A 7.85’ Sat. Sunrise 7:27A Low 7:25A 1.94’ Wed. Sunrise 7:22A Low 11:38A 1.59’ Moonset 11:28P High 1:37P 7.34’ Moonset 3:33P High 6:01P 7.61’ 3/22 Sunset 7:38P Low 7:30P 1.61’ 3/26 Sunset 7:41P Low 11:57P 1.36 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. $$1010 ANY SYNTHETIC OFFOFF OIL CHANGE 904-277-6969

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 2014 SPORTS News-Leader 3B Shelly captures Spring Break Collegiate Classic title

Jacqueline Shelly came from two shots dina Beach Golf Club for last Wednesday’s flight C; Carol Molumphy with a plus 4, flight back to grab her second collegiate win of the blitz with Chuck Himmelheber (77, plus 8) GOLF NEWS B; and Nancy Meadows with a plus 9, flight A. 2013-14 season, the Spring Break Collegiate taking top honors. Two tied for second at plus Classic. She opened with a 76 and then fired a 6 — Doug Wolfe (82) and Price Poole (75). final round 74 under Himmelheber, Al Marsh (88, plus 4), Pierson (101, minus 2). FPU, CIS tourney tough windy and rainy Charlie Benefield (96, plus 3) and Dan Lee Murray (80, plus 6), Doug Wolfe (88, Florida Public Utilities partners with conditions to grab the Rainwater (99, minus 3) tied for first place with plus 4), Ken Maynard (102, even) and Larry Communities In Schools, and other business- individual medalist title. the team of Jack Harrison (88, plus 4), Ron McCorkle (88, minus 1) tied for third with the es, individuals, and golfers to host the “Ener- The tournament was Peterson (84, plus 4), Maurey Foreman (93, team of Lew Akins (94, plus 3), Jim Edwards gizing The Future Golf Tournament” at the played at Timacuan plus 3) and Jacque Burette (97, even). (96, plus 2), Kent Johnson (85, plus 2) and Omni Hotels & Resorts Ocean Links golf Golf and Country Club In third were Hydie Peterson (75, plus 4), Tom Wurtz (88, plus 2). course March 21. in Lake Mary. Shelly’s Lee Murray (83, plus 3), Ronnie Boatright (76, Registration starts at 11 a.m. with a tee first title came in plus 1) and Jerry Hudgins (99, minus 2). Match play for ladies time of 1 p.m. Enjoy a boxed lunch provided October at the JU Capturing fourth were Jody Greene (78, plus The Fernandina Beach Women’s Golf by Panera Bread, Clim-acool players’ shirt pro- Classic, giving her two 3), John LaFear (78, plus 3), Nathan Powell Association held its annual Match Play tourna- vided by Adidas, awards, prizes and a event wins in nine college (85, even) and Garey Durden (93, minus 3). ment. Thirty-two women progressed through party. Entry fee is $150 per player. events. Forty-four players showed for Friday’s blitz the event until it was down to two players. Sue First-place winners enjoy a room with a She is a 2012 gradu- with two players tying for first at plus 9 — Lopiano and Javene Lamb played for the title. view at the Omni Hotel Amelia Island with two ate of Fernandina Shelly Bernie Stevenson (83) and Nathan Powell With a 4-3 score, Lamb took match play hon- rounds of golf. Florida Public Utilities is joined Beach High School and (77). Two players tied for third at plus 7 —Bob ors. by key sponsors the Omni Amelia Island currently a sophomore Dorsey (81) and Larry Brauda (79). The weekly match held March 11 was a Plantation, Rick Keffer Dodge-Chrysler-Jeep, at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton. First-place team included Stevenson, Stableford event. Points were earned for eagle, KK Marketing, Baker’s Sports, Adidas, Panera Brauda, Allen Elefterion (83, plus 2) and Mike birdie, par, bogey and double bogey. Bread and Wagon Wheel Cigars. Murphy (91, plus 1). Taking second were Winners for each flight were Jean Taylor For information on the tournament, contact Men’s blitz Michael Kaufman (84, plus 5), Harry Gibbs with a plus 9, flight E; Regina Brennan with a Terrie DiSalvo at 321-2000, terrie@cisnassau. Fifty-two players came out to the Fernan- (92, plus 4), Ryan Bedell (87, plus 4) and Mark plus 6, flight D; Sue Lopiano with a plus 6, org or visitwww.cisnassau.org.

RECREATION ROUNDUP 2014 SCHEDULES

OPEN ADULT VOLLEY- required (minimum of three FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL March 31 CAMDEN COUNTY, Ga. 5:30 YULEE HIGH SCHOOL NASSAU COUNTY SCHOOLS Tennis April 2 FLEMING ISLAND 6:00 Weightlifting Flag Football BALL at Peck Gym persons/clinic). March 20 YULEE 4:00 April 7-11 at Episcopal tourney March 19 County at West Nassau April 8 FBHS vs. Hilliard at Yulee 5:00 Tuesdays and Fridays from • Private lessons can be April 1-2 District 3-2A at Bolles TBA March 24 Subsectional at West Nassau West Nassau-Yulee 6:00 CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK YULEE HIGH SCHOOL March 28 at Baker County April 15 WNHS-FBHS at Hilliard 5:00 7-9 p.m. Cost: $2/day city scheduled with head profes- FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Junior Varsity Baseball April 12 Sectional at Baker County Hilliard-Yulee 6:00 resident, $5 non-city. sional Vishnu Maharaj or an Varsity Baseball March 20 at Bishop Kenny 6:00 April 22 Hilliard-WNHS at FBHS 5:00 YOUTH VOLLEYBALL at Assistant Professional. Cost March 21 YULEE* 6:00 March 24 FERNANDINA BEACH 5:00 FBHS-Yulee 6:00 March 25 Lemon Bay at Englewood 7:00 3 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 2014/News-Leader Peck Gym Tuesdays and is $60/hour with head profes- March 26 at Port Charlotte 7:00 Fridays from 3-5 p.m. For sional, $50/hour with assis- March 27 Island Coast at Cape Coral 7:00 April 1 CENTRAL CARROLL 7:00 school and club teams. Play- tant professional. Custom- April 3 TERRY PARKER 6:00 LEGAL NOTICES ers must have adult coach or ized clinics also available. April 4 at Paxon 6:00 April 8 ST. PIUS 7:00 adult supervision.Call at To register or for informa- April 10 at Yulee 6:00 least 24 hours in advance, tion, email michelemaha@ April 11 at Hiliard 6:00 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN erwise a Judgment may be 18th Street,Fernandina Beach, dent and other persons having April 14 at Atlantic Coast 6:30 AND FOR entered against you for the Florida, 32043. All interested claims or demands against 310-3353. Cost: $2/day city msn.com or call 548-1472. April 16 BATTERY CREEK, S.C. 6:00 NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA relief demanded in the persons are invited to attend. decedent’s estate on whom a resident, $5 non-city. Schedule and description of April 21-24 DISTRICT 4-4A TBA CASE NO: 13-000444-CA Complaint. The Northeast Florida Regional copy of this notice has been OPEN INDOOR SOC- clinics available at the * District 4-4A games JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, WITNESS my hand and seal Council adheres to the served must file their claims NATIONAL ASSOCIATION of said Court on the 13 day of Americans with Disabilities Act with this court WITHIN THE LATER CER at Peck Gym Atlantic Center or on the FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Plaintiff, March, 2014. and will make reasonable OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Wednesdays from 6-8 p.m. City’s website: www.fbfl.us. Softball VS. AMERICANS WITH DISABIL- modifications for access to this OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF April 1 at Yulee 7:00 JAMES ARTE FLANAGAN, III, ET ITIES ACT. If you are a person meeting upon request. THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER Cost: $2 city residents, $5 Central Park tennis court April 3 WEST NASSAU 6:00 AL., Defendants. with a disability who needs Requests should be received THE TIME OF SERVICE OF A non-city. gate keys can be checked April 7 at Ed White 6:00 NOTICE OF ACTION any accommodation in order at least 72 hours in advance of COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON OPEN BASKETBALL at out at the Atlantic Center April 8 HILLIARD 6:00 TO: JAMES ARTE FLANAGAN III, to participate in this proceed- the meeting in order to allow THEM. April 10 EPISCOPAL 5:30 86106 KNOTTED OAK WAY ing,you are entitled at no cost time to provide the request- All other creditors of the Peck Gym Monday, with a $5 deposit. Deposits April 14-17 District 4-4A at West Nassau YULEE, FL 32097, BELINDA J. to you, to the provision of cer- ed service. For more informa- decedent and other persons FLANAGAN 86106 KNOTTED tain assistance. Please con- tion, contact the Northeast having claims or demands Wednes-day and Thursday are refundable if keys are YULEE HIGH SCHOOL OAK WAY YULEE, FL 32097, tact the ADA Coordinator for Florida Regional Council at against the decedent’s estate from 11 a.m.-5:45 p.m. and returned within a year. Softball UNKNOWN TENANT I 86106 the circuit court system at crt- (904) 279-0880 between the must file their claims with this Tuesday and Friday from 11 Atlantic Center hours: March 21-2 Daytona Beach Slam March 25 BAKER COUNTY 7:00 KNOTTED OAK WAY YULEE, FL [email protected] or (904) 630-2564 hours of 8 a.m.-5 p.m.,Monday court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER a.m.-2 p.m., based on court Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.- April 1 FERNANDINA BEACH 7:00 32097, UNKNOWN TENANT II at least 7 days before your through Friday. THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- availability. 6:30 p.m., Saturday from 8 April 3 at Ribault 6:00 86106 KNOTTED OAK WAY scheduled court appearance, 1t 3-19-2014 CATION OF THIS NOTICE. April 8 EPISCOPAL 6:00 YULEE, FL 32097, LAST KNOWN or immediately upon receiv- 4071 ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED FITNESS AREAS a.m.-4 p.m. April 14-18 District at West Nassau ADDRESS STATED, CURRENT ing this notification if the time ------WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. • Weight Room/Cardio AQUA 1 and DEEP WAT- RESIDENCE UNKNOWN before the scheduled appear- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME YULEE HIGH SCHOOL YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ance is less than 7 days; if you FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE,ANY Area at Peck Gym. Free ER AEROBICS at Atlantic Junior Varsity Softball that an action to foreclose are hearing or voice impaired, IN AND FOR CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS weights, selectorized equip- Pool. Aqua 1 (shallow water) March 25 BAKER COUNTY 5:00 Mortgage covering the fol- call 711. NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA OR MORE AFTER THE DECE- lowing real and personal prop- John A, Crawford PROBATE DIVISION DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS ment, Star Trac treadmills, classes are Monday-Friday YULEE HIGH SCHOOL erty described as follows, to- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FILE NO. 2014-CP-38 BARRED. Precor elliptical machines, from 10-10:55 a.m. Deep Varsity Baseball wit: By:/s/ Karen J. Lockett DIVISION: B The date of the first publication Schwinn bikes. Ages 13 and Water classes (aqua fitness March 21 at Fernandina Beach* 6:00 LOT 120 OF HICKORY VIL- DefaultLink, Inc. IN RE: ESTATE OF ADA MAE PAR- of this Notice is March 12,2014. March 26 ST. JOSEPH 6:00 LAGE PHASE THREE,ACCORD- Attn: Publication Department RIS a/k/a ADA MAY PARRISH, Attorney for Personal up (ages 13-15 with adult belts required) are Mondays, March 28 at Suwannee 6:00 ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS 13800 Montfort Drive,Suite 130 Deceased. Representative: supervision; ages 16-17 Wednesdays and Fridays March 31 CARROLLTON, Ga. 6:00 RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 6, Dallas, TX 75240 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Paige Poole Poeehmann,Esq. April 1 HILLIARD 6:00 PAGES 372-373,OF THE PUBLIC Email: DLIPublications@default- The administration of the POOLE & POOLE, P.A. unsupervised but with waiver from 11-11:55 a.m. and April 4 at West Nassau* 6:00 RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- link.corn estate of ADA MAE PARRISH [email protected] signed by parent or Tuesdays and Thursdays April 10 FERNANDINA BEACH* 6:00 TY,FLORIDA. Fax: (866) 230-3766 a/k/a ADA MAY PARRISH, Florida Bar No. 22858 guardian). Open Monday, from 9-9:55 a.m. Monthly, April 11 BALDWIN 6:00 has been filed against you 2t 3-19/26-2014 deceased, whose date of 303 Centre Street, Suite 200 April 15 SUWANNEE 7:00 and you are required to serve 4083 death was January 22,2014,is Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Wednesday and Thursday one class/day: $50 city resi- April 17 ST. JOSEPH 6:00 a copy of your written defens------pending in the Circuit Court Telephone; (904) 261-0742 from 11 a.m.-7 p.m., dents , $63 non-city resi- April 18 FIRST COAST 6:00 es, if any, to it on Monica D. PUBLIC NOTICE for Nassau County, Florida, 2t 3-12/19-2014 * District Shepard Butler & Hosch, PA., The quarterly meeting of the Probate Division, the address 4070 Tuesday and Friday from 11 dents. Monthly, two class- 3185 South Conway Road, Nassau County Transportation of which is 76347 Veterans ------FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL a.m.-9 p.m. es/day: $60 city residents, Suite E,Orlando,Florida 32812 Disadvantaged Local Way,Yulee,FL 32097 The name LEGAL NOTICES CONTINUED Junior Varsity Baseball and file the original with the Coordinating Board will take and address of the personal ON THE NEXT TWO PAGES. • Atlantic Fitness Room at $75 non-city; $5/day for one March 19 at Fleming Island 4:30 the Atlantic Center. Precor class city residents, $6 non- March 21 at Bishop Kenny 6:00 Clerk of the above-styled place at 2 p.m., Thursday, representative’s attorney are ------March 24 at Yulee 5:00 Court on or before 30 days March 27, 2014, at the Nassau set forth below. LEGAL DEADLINE IS NOON treadmills and elliptical city; $10/day for two classes March 25 at Baker County 6:30 from the first publication, oth- Council on Aging, 1367 South All creditors of the dece- ON FRIDAY. machines, Star Trac bikes, city resident, $12 non-city. Hammer Strength plate PRIVATE SWIMMING loaded fitness machines, LESSONS. Ages 2 to adults. and Magnum Fitness 30-minute single session: Biangular Series machines. $20 city resident, $25 non- Ages 13 and up (ages 13-15 city. Four-pack: $60 city resi- with adult supervision; ages dent, $75 non-city. Eight- 16-17 unsupervised but with pack: $100 city resident, waiver signed by parent or $125 non-city. Schedule les- guardian). Open Monday- sons at the Atlantic Center. Friday from 7 a.m.-7 p.m., MASTERS’ SWIM PRO- Saturday from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. GRAM at Atlantic pool Daily/monthly fitness area Tuesdays and Thursdays fees: City residents $3/day; from 6-7:30 a.m. This is a $25/month; $75/four months; blend of fitness and competi- $180/12 months. Non-city tive swimming for adults. residents: $5/day; $31/ $60/month city residents, month; $94/four months; $75 non-city (participants $225/ 12 months. Daily fees must have monthly or four- and memberships are valid month pool passes). For at both fitness areas. information, email Coach PERSONAL FITNESS Cody Larrimore: codylarri- TRAINING available at At- [email protected] lantic Fitness Room or Peck SPRING HOME- Gym with Jay Robertson, SCHOOLERS’ SWIM CLIN- ISSA Certified Personal IC at Atlantic pool Tuesdays Fitness Trainer, Performance and Thurs-days, 11-11:50 Nutritionist, and Specialist in a.m. from March 4 through Fitness for the Older Adult. May 22. Ages 4 and up. Cost is $30 per session, Swimmers must be able to $75/week (three sessions), complete 25 yards of the $200/month (2 sessions/ pool continuously and unas- week for four weeks). sisted in order to register. Monthly packages include $25/month city residents, dietary analysis and food $31 non-City. Three-month program. Call Jay at 310- program discounts and sib- 3361 to schedule a free ling discounts available. introductory appointment. LIFEGUARD CERTIFI- MAHARAJ TENNIS at CATION COURSES at Central Park Tennis Courts Atlantic pool March 24-28 • Junior clinics’ schedule (daily) at the Atlantic pool. through April 30 (Monday- Ages 15 and up. Participants Thursday): Level 1 (Mon- must successfully complete day/Wednesday from 2:30- 300-yard continuous swim, 3:15 p.m., ages 4-8) and demonstrate front crawl and Level 2 (Monday/Wednes- breaststroke, tread water for day from 3:15-4 p.m., ages two minutes, and complete a 6-10) - $12/week city resi- timed swimming event prior dents, $16 non-city. Level 3 to enrollment. Academics for (Tuesday/ Thursday from either of these courses will 3:30-4:30 p.m., ages 9-14) - be completed at home online $16/week city residents, $20 via American Red Cross non-city. Level 4 website. Access information (Tuesday/Thursday from will be provided with full reg- 4:30-6 p.m., ages 11 and up) istration payment. Register - $24/week city residents, at the Atlantic Center. $125 $30 non-city. Level 5 city residents ($35 payable (Monday/ Wednesday from online to “Red Cross” for 4-6 p.m., ages 11 and up – blended learning; $90 pay- high school and USTA tour- able to “City of Fernandina nament players) - $32/week Beach”); $148 non-city ($35 city residents, $40 non-city. payable to “Red Cross” for Junior clinics’ instructor: Rod blended learning; $90 pay- Gibson, USPTA 1 (904-891- able to “City of Fernandina 6927, rodgibsontennis@ Beach”). Email Kathy gmail.com). Russell ([email protected]) • Adult clinics (Monday- SUMMER JUNIOR LIFE- Thursday and Saturday): GUARD PROGRAMS. Full- Morning and evening clinics. day, one-week introductory, Men’s, women’s, and mixed and beach programs avail- clinics. $10/person/hour for able. Registration opens one-hour clinics and March 31 at the Atlantic $15/person for 1 1/2 hours Center. $120-150 city resi- clinics. Pre-registration dents, $156-188 non-city.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN and file the original with the PUBLIC NOTICE AND FOR Clerk of the above-styled The quarterly meeting of the NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA Court on or before 30 days Nassau County Transportation CASE NO: 13-000444-CA from the first publication, oth- Disadvantaged Local JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, erwise a Judgment may be Coordinating Board will take NATIONAL ASSOCIATION entered against you for the place at 2 p.m., Thursday, Plaintiff, relief demanded in the March 27, 2014, at the Nassau VS. Complaint. Council on Aging, 1367 South JAMES ARTE FLANAGAN, III, ET WITNESS my hand and seal 18th Street,Fernandina Beach, AL., Defendants. of said Court on the 13 day of Florida, 32043. All interested NOTICE OF ACTION March, 2014. persons are invited to attend. TO: JAMES ARTE FLANAGAN, AMERICANS WITH DISABIL- The Northeast Florida Regional HI 86106 KNOTTED OAK WAY ITIES ACT. If you are a person Council adheres to the YULEE, FL 32097, BELINDA J. with a disability who needs Americans with Disabilities Act FLANAGAN 86106 KNOTTED any accommodation in order and will make reasonable OAK WAY YULEE, FL 32097, to participate in this proceed- modifications for access to this UNKNOWN TENANT I 86106 ing,you are entitled at no cost meeting upon request. KNOTTED OAK WAY YULEE, FL to you, to the provision of cer- Requests should be received 32097, UNKNOWN TENANT II tain assistance. Please con- at least 72 hours in advance of 86106 KNOTTED OAK WAY tact the ADA Coordinator for the meeting in order to allow YULEE, FL 32097, LAST KNOWN the circuit court system at crt- time to provide the request- ADDRESS STATED, CURRENT [email protected] or (904) 630-2564 ed service. For more informa- RESIDENCE UNKNOWN at least 7 days before your tion, contact the Northeast YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED scheduled court appearance, Florida Regional Council at that an action to foreclose or immediately upon receiv- (904) 279-0880 between the Mortgage covering the fol- ing this notification if the time hours of 8 a.m.-5 p.m.,Monday lowing real and personal prop- before the scheduled appear- through Friday. erty described as follows, to- ance is less than 7 days; if you 1t 3-14-2014 wit: are hearing or voice impaired, 4071 LOT 129 OF HICKORY VIL- call 711. ------LAGE PHASE THREE,ACCORD- John A, Crawford LEGAL NOTICES CONTINUED ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ON THE NEXT TWO PAGES. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 6, By:/s/ Karen J. Lockett LEGAL DEADLINE IS NOON PAGES 372-373,OF THE PUBLIC DefaultLink, Inc. ON FRIDAY. RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- Attn: Publication Department TY,FLORIDA. 13800 Montfort Drive,Suite 130 has been filed against you Dallas, TX 75240 and you are required to serve Email: DLIPublications@default- a copy of your written defens- link.corn es, if any, to it on Monica D. Fax: (866) 230-3766 Shepard Butler & Hosch, PA., 2t 3-19/26-2014 3185 South Conway Road, 4083 Suite E,Orlando,Florida 32812 ------

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NOTICE OF APPLICATION Year of Issuance: 2011 ISLAND” ORDINANCE. default will be entered against not known to be dead or alive, COURT,AMELIA ISLAND,FLORI- in the Complaint or petition. February 28, 2014. FOR TAX DEED Description of Property: Copies of the proposed you for the relief demanded whether said Unknown Parties DA 32034 WITNESS my hand and the John A. Crawford NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That IN OR 1649/797 resolution are available at the in the complaint petition.WIT- may claim an interest as has been filed against you and seal of this court on this 28th Clerk of the Circuit Court US BANK CIF FL DUNDEE LIEN Assessed To: WINDER VI LLC Clerk’s Office at the Judicial NESS my hand and seal of the Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, Gran- you are required to serve a day of February,2014, By:/s/Karen J. Lockett The holder of the following cer- All of the above property is Annex, located at 76347 Court on this 20 day of tees, or Other Claimants copy of your written defens- John A. Crawford Deputy Clerk tificate(s) has filed said certifi- located in Nassau County, In Veterans Way, Yulee, Florida, February,2014. Defendant(s). es, if any, to it, on Moskowitz, Clerk of the Circuit Court Ronald R Wolfe cate(s) for the tax deed to be the State of Florida. Monday through Friday, 8:30 John A. Crawford NOTICE OF SALE Mandell,Salim & Simowitz,P.A., By:/s/ Karen J. Lockett & Associates, P.L. issued thereon.The certificate Unless such certificate(s) shall a.m.through 5:00 p.m.,except Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Attorney for Plaintiff, whose Deputy Clerk P.O. Box 25018 number(s) and year of issu- be redeemed according to legal holidays. By:/s/ Karen J. Lockett pursuant to a Final Judgment, address is 800 Corporate Drive, See the Americans with Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 ance,the description of prop- Law, the property described The purpose of the public Deputy Clerk entered in Civil Case No.2010- Suite 500, Fort Lauderdale, Disabilities Act See Americans with erty,and name(s) in which it is in such certificate or certifi- hearing, at the request of the AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- CA-000884 of the Circuit Court FLORIDA 33334 on or before If you are a person with a dis- Disabilities Act assessed are as follows: cates will be sold to the owners of Crane Island, is for TIES ACT (ADA) NOTICE: INDI- of the 4th Judicial Circuit in April 4, 2014 a date which is ability who needs any accom- “If you are a person with a dis- File Number: 2013-066-td Highest Bidder at the MAIN the Board of County Commis- VIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES and for Nassau County,Florida, within thirty (30) days after the modation in order to partici- ability who needs any accom- Certificate Number: 1290 ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU sioners to make a legislative NEEDING A REASONABLE wherein JPMorgan Chase first publication of this Notice in pate in this proceeding, you modation in order to partici- Parcel Number: COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, determination that the place- ACCOMMODATION TO PAR- Bank, National Association, the1 E NEWS LEADER and file are entitled,at no cost to you, pate in this proceeding, you 51-2N-25-4170-0045-0000 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, ment of approximately +117 TICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING Plaintiff and Randolph L. Rice the original with the Clerk of to the provision of certain assis- are entitled,at no cost to you, Year of Issuance: 2011 FL.on the 8th day of April,2014, acres under a conservation SHOULD CONTACT THE COURT a/k/a Randy L. Rice a/k/a this Court either before service tance. Please contact the to the provision of certain assis- Description of Property: LOTS between the hours of 11:00 easement by the owners ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE AS Randy Rice and Renea S.Rice on Plaintiffs attorney or imme- ADA Coordinator (904) 548- tance. Please contact the 45 46 & 47 IN OR 1522/199 J P a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The Clerk of together with the +18 acres SOON AS POSSIBLE.TELEPHONE a/k/a Renee Rice, Husband diately thereafter; otherwise a 4600 press 0, at least 7 days ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- PAGE SUB PB 3/20 Court’s Office Policy is to hold owned by the State meets the (904) 630¬2564; OR, IF HEAR- and Wife are defendant(s), I, default will be entered against before your scheduled court 4600 (then press 0) at least 7 Assessed To: the sale at 11:30 a.m. intent of the preservation ING IMPAIRED, 1-800-955-8771 Clerk of Court, John A. you for the relief demanded appearance, or immediately days before your scheduled DANIEL R HENDRICKS JOHN A. CRAWFORD requirement as set forth in (TTD); OR 1-800-955-8770 (V) Crawford, will sell to the high- in the complaint. upon receiving this notifica- court appearance, or imme- All of the above property is NASSAU COUNTY Exhibit “C” of Ordinance No. VIA FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE. est and best bidder for cash AT If you are a person with a tion if the time before the diately upon receiving this located in Nassau County, In CLERK OF COURT 2006-80. 2t 3-12/19-2014 THE MAIN ENTRANCE OF THE disability who needs any scheduled appearance is less notification if the time before the State of Florida. BY/S/ Rhoda Goodwin THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO BE 4051 NASSAU COUNTY JUDICIAL accommodation in order to than 7 days; if you are hearing the scheduled appearance is Unless such certificate(s) shall DEPUTY CLERK PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF A ------ANNEX LOCATED AT 76347 VET- participate in this proceeding, or voice impaired, call 771. less than 7 days; if you are be redeemed according to If you are a person with a PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ERANS WAY, YULEE, FLORIDA, you are entitled, at no cost to Phone - (904) 548-4909 hearing or voice impaired,call Law, the property described disability who needs any ANY DECISION MADE BY THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 32097 AT 11:30 A.M. on April you,to the provision of certain Fax; (904) 548-4949 711,” in such certificate or certifi- accommodation in order to BOARD, AGENCY OR COM- IN AND FOR 30,2014,the following describ- assistance.Please contact the TTD/TTY - Dial 711 2t 3-12/19-2014 cates will be sold to the participate in this proceeding, MISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA ed property as set forth in said ADA Coordinator at (904)548- E-Mail - 4061 Highest Bidder at the MAIN you are entitled, at no cost to MATTER CONSIDERED AT SUCH CIVIL ACTION Final 4600 press 0, at least 7 days [email protected] ------ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU you,to the provision of certain MEETING OR HEARING, HE OR CASE NO.: Judgment, to-wit: before your scheduled court 2t 3-12/19-2014 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, assistance.Please contact the SHE WILL NEED A RECORD OF 45-2012-CA-000279 ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT,PIECE appearance, or immediately 4059 FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- THE PROCEEDINGS,AND THAT, DIVISION: A OR PARCEL OF LAND SITUATE, upon receiving this notifica------OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR FL.on the 1st day of April,2014, 4600 press 0, at least 7 days FOR SUCH PURPOSE,HE OR SHE PNC MORTGAGE, A DIVISION LYING AND BEING IN THE CITY tion if the time before the NOTICE OF SALE NASSAU COUNTY between the hours of 11:00 before your scheduled court MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A OF PNC BANK, NATIONAL OF FERNANDINA BEACH, FOR- scheduled appearance is less NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN GENERAL JURISDICTION a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The Clerk of appearance, or immediately VERBATIM RECORD OF THE ASSOCIATION,SUCCESSOR BY MERLY NAMED than 7 days; if you are hearing that the undersigned intends DIVISION Court’s Office Policy is to hold upon receiving this notifica- PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, MERGER TO NATIONAL CITY FERNANDINA, COUNTY OF or voice impaired, call 711. to sell the personal property CASE NO. 12ca000811 the sale at 11:30 a.m. tion if the time before the WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE MORTGAGE, A DIVISION OF NASSAU, AND STATE OF FLORI- Phone - (904) 548-4909, described below at public sale CITIMORTGAGE, JOHN A. CRAWFORD scheduled appearance is less TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE NATIONAL CITY BANK, DA, AND BEING FURTHER Fax - (904) 548-4949, TTD/TTY - by competitive bidding on Plaintiff, NASSAU COUNTY than 7 days; if you are hearing UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS Plaintiff, DESCRIBED ACCORDING TO Dial 711 Friday the 28th day of March VS. CLERK OF COURT or voice impaired, call 711. TO BE BASED. vs. THE OFFICIAL MAP OR PLAT OF E-Mail - 2014 at 10:00 am on the prem- JUIL L. MATTHEWS, JR. AND CLERK OF COURT 4t 3-5/12/19/26-2014 The Board of County Com- STEPHANIE JUREK; ET AL., SAID CITY, AS LITHOGRAPHED [email protected] ises where said property has MARINA MATTHEWS, et. al. BY:/S/ Rhoda Goodwin 4033 missioners may continue hear- Defendant(s). AND ISSUED BY THE FLORIDA WITNESS my hand and seal of been stored and which are Defendant(s), DEPUTY CLERK ------ings on this matter. NOTICE OF RAILROAD COMPANY IN 1857, this Court this 24 day of located at Bridgeview Self NOTICE OF ACTION - If you are a person with a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ATTEST: FORECLOSURE SALE AND ENLARGED,REVISED AND February,2014 Storage 474431 East State CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE disability who needs any 4th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, BY:/s/ BARRY V.HOLLOWAY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that REISSUED BY THE FLORIDA John A. Crawford, as Clerk Of Road 200 Fernandina Beach, TO: MARINA MATTHEWS accommodation in order to IN AND FOR BOARD OF COUNTY the Clerk of Court of NASSAU TOWN IMPROVEMENT COM- The Circuit Court FL 32034 Nassau County the whose residence is unknown if participate in this proceeding, NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA COMMISSIONERS County, will on the 15 day of PANY IN 1887 AND 1901 AS THE As Clerk of the Court following: he/she/they be living; and if you are entitled, at no cost to GENERAL JURISDICTION OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA April, 2014, at 11:30AM, EST at SOUTH ONE-HALF OF LOT 4, IN By:/s/ Karen J. Lockett Shaun Naugle 1219 he/she/they be dead, the you,to the provision of certain DIVISION Its: Chairman the front entrance of the BLOCK 127. As Deputy Clerk Victor Castilleja 3182, 3189 unknown defendants who assistance.Please contact the CASE NO. 45-2011-CA- /s/ JOHN A. CRAWFORD Nassau County ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN 2t 3-12/19-2014 Purchases must be paid for may be spouses, heirs, ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- 000387-AXXX-YX Its: Ex-Officio Clerk INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM 4055 at the time of purchase by devisees,grantees,assignees, 4600 press 0, at least 7 days DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST COM- Individuals with disabilities Judicial Annex,Yulee, FL, offer THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN ------cash only.A cleaning deposit lienors,creditors,trustees,and before your scheduled court PANY AMERICAS AS TRUSTEE needing a reasonable ac- for sale and sell at public out- THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE will be taken. Dated this all parties claiming an interest appearance, or immediately RALI 2005QS16, commodation to participate cry to the highest and best THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 03/19/2014 and 03/26/2014 by, through, under or against upon receiving this notifica- PLAINTIFF, in this proceeding should con- bidder for cash, the following MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND 2t 3-19/26-2014 the Defendants, who are not tion if the time before the VS. tact the Office of the Ex-Officio described property situate in DAYS AFTER THE SALE. FOR NASSAU COUNTY 4082 known to be dead or alive, scheduled appearance is less ROBERT T. REED, ET AL., Clerk to the Board of County NASSAU, Florida: If you are a person with a GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION ------and all parties having or claim- than 7 days; if you are hearing DEFENDANT(S). Commissioners at least seven- LOT 9, CREEKSIDE, UNIT II,AS disability who needs any Case No. 2010-CA-000931 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ing to have any right, title or or voice impaired, call 711. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE ty two (72) hours prior to the PER PLAT THEREOF,RECORDED accommodation in order to U.S. BANK TRUST N.A., AS FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT interest in the property 4t 2-26-2014 & 3-5/12/19-2014 SALE proceeding at (904) 548-4660, IN PLAT BOOK 7,PAGES 32 AND participate in this proceeding, TRUSTEE FOR VOLT ASSET HOLD- IN AND FOR described in the mortgage 4007 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- or, if the hearing impaired, 33, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS you are entitled, at no cost to INGS TRUST XVI NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA being foreclosed herein. ------suant to a Final Judgment of Florida Relay Service at 1-800- OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. you,to the provision of certain Plaintiff, CIVIL DIVISION YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NOTICE OF APPLICATION Foreclosure dated February 955-8770 (v) or 1-800-955- pursuant to a Final Judg- assistance.Please contact the vs. Case No.: 2010-CA-000775 that an action to foreclose a FOR TAX DEED 24, 2014, and entered in Case 8771(TDD). ment of Foreclosure entered in ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- MICHELLE SMITH A/K/A CitiMortgage, Inc. mortgage on the following NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN No.45-2011-CA-000387-AXXX- 2t 3-12/19-2014 Case No. 2012-CA-000279 of 4600 press 0, at least 7 days MICHELLE L. SMITH; ADAM Plaintiff, property: That RMC USAB LIFT LLC YX in the Circuit Court of the 4050 the Circuit Court of the before your scheduled court SMITH A/K/A ADAM C. SMITH; -Vs.- LOT 23, NASSAU LANDING, The holder of the following cer- 4th Judicial Circuit in and for ------FOURTH Judicial Circuit in and appearance, or immediately CASTLE CREDIT CORPORA- John C.Carlisle and Jennifer R ACCORDING TO THE PLAT tificate(s) has filed said certifi- Nassau County,Florida where- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE for NASSAU County,Florida,the upon receiving this notifica- TION; and UNKNOWN OCCU- Carlisle, His Wife; Vystar Credit THEREOF AS RECORDED IN cate(s) for the tax deed to be in Deutsche Bank Trust FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT style of which is indicated tion if the time before the PANTS,TENANTS,OWNERS,AND Union; State of Florida Depart- PLAT BOOK 4, PAGES 84 AND issued thereon.The certificate Company Americas as Trustee IN AND FOR above. scheduled appearance is less OTHER UNKNOWN PARTIES, ment of Revenue; Arnold 85, OF THE CURRENT PUBLIC number(s) and year of RALI 2005QS16 was the Plaintiff NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAND and seal of than 7 days; if you are hearing including, if a named defen- Ridge Homeowners RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- issuance, the description of and ROBERT T.REED,ET AL.,the CASE NO. this Court on February 24,2014 or voice impaired, call 711. dant is deceased,the person- Association,Inc.; United States TY,FLORIDA. property, and name(s) in Defendant(s), I will sell to the 45-2013-CA-000557 Clerk of the Circuit Court Phone- (904) 548-4909 al representatives,the surviving of America, Department of has been filed against you which it is assessed are as fol- highest and best bidder for WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. By:/s/ Tracy Poore Fax- (904)548-4949 spouse, heirs, devisees, Treasury and you are required to serve lows: cash, beginning at 11:30 a.m. Plaintiff, Deputy Clerk TTD/TTY- Dial 711 grantees, creditors, and all NOTICE OF SALE a copy of your written defens- File Number: 2013-068-TD at the Nassau Judicial Annex, V. RCO Legal, P.S. E-Mail— other parties claiming by, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- es, if any, to it on counsel for Certificate Number: 1113 76347 Veterans Way, Yulee, FL THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, 1587 Northeast Expressway [email protected] through,under or against that suant to a Final Judgment, Plaintiff,whose address is 6409 Parcel Number: 32097 on the AS- day of 2014, GRANTEES,DEVISEES,LIENORS, Atlanta, Georgia 30329 John A. Crawford defendant, and all claimants, entered in Civil Case No.2010- Congress Avenue, Suite 100, 22-2N-25-1460-0003-0000 the following described prop- TRUSTEES, AND CREDITORS OF 770-234-9181 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT persons or parties, natural or CA-000775 of the Circuit Court Boca Raton, Florida 33487 on Year of Issuance: 2011 erty as set forth in said Final LEE ANNIA NEAL; LEE ROY See Americans with Nassau County,Florida corporate, or whose exact of the 4th Judicial Circuit in or before April 14, 2014/(30 Description of Property: LOT 3 Judgment: WILLIAMS; BETTY RUTH THOMAS; Disabilities Act /s/ Tracy Poore legal status is unknown,claim- and for Nassau County,Florida, days from Date of First IN OR 1519/406 NORTH DEER- LOT 140, TIMBER CREEK ADELL HARRELL; EARLY If you are a person with a dis- DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT ing under any of the above wherein CitiMortgage, Inc., Publication of this Notice) and WOOD EST PB 6/173 PLANTATION PHASE ONE, WILLIAMS, JR., DECEASED, ET ability who needs any accom- 2t 3-12/19-2014 named or described defen- Plaintiff and John C. Carlisle file the original with the clerk of Assessed To: THIAM GUY ACCORDING TO THE PLAT AL. modation in order to partici- 4053 dants, and Jennifer R.Carlisle,His Wife this court ether before service All of the above property is THEREOF AS RECORDED IN Defendants. pate in a court proceeding, ------Defendants. are defendant(s), I, Clerk of on Plaintiffs attorney or imme- located in Nassau County, In PLAT BOOK 6, PAGES 394 NOTICE OF ACTION you are entitled, at no cost to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF NOTICE OF SALE Court, John A. Crawford, will diately thereafter; otherwise a the State of Florida. THROUGH 398, INCLUSIVE, OF TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, you,to the provision of certain THE 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Notice is hereby given that, sell to the highest and best default will be entered against Unless such certificate(s) shall THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- GRANTEES,DEVISEES,LIENORS, assistance.Please contact the IN AND FOR pursuant to the Order or Final bidder for cash AT THE MAIN you for the relief demanded be redeemed according to SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. TRUSTEES, AND CREDITORS OF Deputy Court Administrator NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA Judgment entered in this ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU in the complaint or petition Law, the property described Property Address: 76276 Long ADELL HARRELL, DECEASED whose office is located at the CASE No. cause, in the Circuit Court of COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX filed herein. in such certificate or certifi- Leaf Loop,Yulee, FL 32097 AND THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, Lee County Justice Center, 45-2012-CA-000571 Nassau County, Florida, I will LOCATED AT 76347 VETERANS WITNESS my hand and the seal cates will be sold to the ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN GRANTEES,DEVISEES,LIENORS, 1700 Monroe Street,(Entrance JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, sell the property situated in WAY,YULEE, FLORIDA, 32097 AT of this Court at County,Florida, Highest Bidder at the MAIN INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS OF THE TRUSTEES, AND CREDITORS OF located at 2075 Dr. Martin NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, Nassau County, Florida, 11:30 A.M. on April 30, 2014, this 28 day of February,2014. ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN THE LEE ANNIA NEAL, DECEASED Luther King Jr.,Blvd.) Fort Myers, Plaintiff, described as: the following described prop- John A. Crawford COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, PROPERTY OWNER, AS OF THE AND THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, FL 33901, and whose tele- vs. LOT 15, CALICO TRAILS, erty as set forth in said Final CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS,MUST GRANTEES,DEVISEES,LIENORS, phone number is (239) 533- COLE, ADAM, et. al., ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Judgment, to-wit: BY:/S/ Karen J. Lockett FL.on the 8th day of April,2014, FILE A CLAIM WITHIN SIXTY (60) TRUSTEES, AND CREDITORS OF 1700, within seven working Defendants. THEREOF AS RECORDED TN LOT 22, ARNOLD RIDGE, DEPUTY CLERK between the hours of 11:00 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. BETTY RUTH THOMAS, DECEAS- days of your receipt of the NOTICE OF PLAT BOOK 6, PAGES 4 AND 5, ACCORDING TO PLAT THERE- ROBERTSON, ANSCHUTZ, a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The Clerk of John A. Crawford ED AND THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, notice; if you are hearing or FORECLOSURE SALE OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF OF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT AND SCHNEID, PL Court’s Office Policy is to hold Clerk, Circuit Court GRANTEES,DEVISEES,LIENORS, voice impaired, dial 711. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. BOOK 6, PAGES 251, 252, 253 ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF the sale at 11:30 a.m. /s/ Tracy Poore TRUSTEES, AND CREDITORS OF 2t 3-12/19-2014 pursuant to an Order or Final Property Address: AND 254, OF THE PUBLIC 6409 CONGRESS AVE., STE 100 JOHN A. CRAWFORD Deputy Clerk LEE ROY WILLIAMS, DECEASED 4048 Judgment entered in Case 9273 Ford Road RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- BOCA RATON, FL 33487 NASSAU COUNT Chantal M. Pillay,Esq. AND THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, ------No. 45-2012-CA-000571 of the Bryceville, FL 32009 TY,FLORIDA. 2t 3-12/19-2014 CLERK OF COURT Attorney for Plaintiff GRANTEES,DEVISEES,LIENORS, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Circuit Court of the 4TH Parcel I.D.: ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN 4057 By/s/ Rhoda Goodwin Pendergast & Morgan, P.A. TRUSTEES, AND CREDITORS OF NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA Judicial Circuit in and for NAS- 101S24-021C0015-0000 INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM ------DEPUTY CLERK 6675 Corporate Center Pkwy, EARLY WILLIAMS, JR., DECEAS- PROBATE DIVISION SAU County, Florida, wherein, at public sale, to the high- THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE If you are a person with a Ste 301 Jacksonville, FL 32216 ED, AND ALL CLAIMANTS, PER- File No. 14-CP-19 JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, est and best bidder, for cash, THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT disability who needs any If you are a person with a SONS OR PARTIES,NATURAL OR Division A NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, at the Nassau County THE DATE OF THE ISIS PENDENS IN AND FOR accommodation in order to disability who needs any CORPORATE, AND WHOSE IN RE: ESTATE OF DORTHA Plaintiff, and, COLE, ADAM, et. Courthouse, 76347 Veterans MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA participate in this proceeding, accommodation in order to EXACT LEGAL STATUS IS LUCILE MCDONALD, a/k/a al.,are Defendants,I will sell to Way, Yulee, Florida 32907 at DAYS AFTER THE SALE. CIVIL ACTION you are entitled, at no cost to participate in this proceeding, UNKNOWN, CLAIMING BY, DORTHA H. MCDONALD the highest bidder for cash at, 11:30 a.m. on April 1, 2014. If you are a person with a dis- CASE NO.: 45-2011-CA-000187 you,to the provision of certain you are entitled at no cost to THROUGH,UNDER OR AGAINST Deceased. NASSAU JUDICIAL ANNEX, ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN ability who needs any accom- EVERBANK, assistance.Please contact the you,to the provision of certain ADELL HARRELL, DECEASED, NOTICE TO CREDITORS 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM modation in order to partici- Plaintiff, ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- assistance.Please contact the AND LEE ANNIA NEAL,DECEAS- The administration of the FL 32097, at the hour of 11:30 THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN pate in this proceeding, you vs. 4600 press 0, at least 7 days ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- ED, AND BETTY RUTH THOMAS, estate of DORTHA LUCILE AM on the 1 day of April,2014, THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF are entitled,at no cost to you, GREGORY S. ROSIER, et al, before your scheduled court 4600 press 0, at least 7 days DECEASED AND LEE ROY MCDONALD, deceased, the following described prop- THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS, to the provision of certain assis- Defendant(s). appearance, or immediately before your scheduled court WILLIAMS, DECEASED AND whose date of death was erty: MUST FILE A CLAIM WITH THE tance. Please contact the NOTICE OF SALE upon receiving this notifica- appearance, or immediately EARLY WILLIAMS, JR., DECEAS- November 10. 2013; File Lot 2-47 of HIDEAWAY PHASE CLERK OF COURT WITHIN 60 ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 tion if the time before the upon receiving this notifica- ED, OR ANY OF THE HEREIN Number 14-CP-19 is pending H,according to the Plat there- DAYS AFTER THE SALE. 4600 press 0, at least 7 days NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN scheduled appearance is less tion if the time before the NAMED OR DESCRIBED DEFEN- in the Circuit Court for Nassau of as recorded in Plat Book 7, DATED this 27 day of before your scheduled court Pursuant to a Final Judgment than 7 days; if you are hearing scheduled appearance is less DANTS OR PARTIES CLAIMING County, Florida, Probate Page(s) 233-238, of the Public February,2014. appearance, or immediately of Foreclosure dated March or voice impaired, call 711. than 7 days; if you are hearing TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR Division, the address of which Records of Nassau County, JOHN A. CRAWFORD upon receiving this notifica- 3, 2014, and entered in Case 4t 3-5/12/19/26-20 or voice impaired, call 711. INTEREST IN AND TO THE PROP- is 76347 Veterans Way,Yulee,FL Florida. CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT tion if the time before the No. 45-2011-CA-000187 of the 4032 2t 3-12/19-2014 ERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED 32097. The names and Any person claiming an inter- BY: /S/ Sue Powell scheduled appearance is less Circuit Court of the Fourth ------4047 Current residence unknown, addresses of the personal rep- est in the surplus from the sale, Deputy Clerk than 7 days; if you are hearing Judicial Circuit in and for NOTICE OF APPLICATION ------but whose last known address resentative and the personal if any,other than the property ENRICO G. GONZALEZ, P.A. or voice impaired, call 711. Nassau County, Florida in FOR TAX DEED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, was: 1023 S 10TH ST., FERNAN- representative’s attorney are owner as of the date of the lis Attorney at Law Phone- (904) 548-4909 which Everbank, is the Plaintiff NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, DINA BEACH, FL 32034-3720 set forth below. pendens must file a claim with- ENRICO G. GONZALEZ, Fax- (904)548-4949 and Gregory S.Rosier,Clerk of US BANK C/F FL DUNDEE LIEN IN AND FOR TO: MOZELLE CLARK, and all All creditors of the dece- in 60 days after the sale. ESQUIRE TTD/TTY- Dial 711 the Court, Nassau County, The holder of the following cer- NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA unknown parties claiming by, dent and other persons having DATED this 25 day of February, 6255 East Fowler Avenue E-Mail— Florida, Jacqueline Rosier tificate(s) has filed said certifi- CASE NO.: 2013-CA-623 through, under or against the claims or demands against 2014. Temple Terrace, FL 33617 [email protected] a/k/a Jacqueline E. Rosier, cate(s) for the tax deed to be DIVISION: A above named Defendant, decedent’s estate, on whom John A. Crawford Florida Bar # 861472 John A. Crawford Meadowfield Owners issued thereon.The certificate EUNICE L. SHERWOOD, who is not known to be dead a copy of this notice is required Clerk Circuit Court 813/980-6302 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Association, Inc., Mortgage number(s) and year of Plaintiff, or alive,whether said unknown to be served, must file their By:/s/ Sue Powell In accordance with the Nassau County,Florida Electronic Registration Systems, issuance, the description of VS. parties claim as heirs,devisees, claims with this court WITHIN Deputy Clerk Americans With Disabilities Act, By:/s/Tracy Poore Inc., acting solely as nominee property, and name(s) in CASEY LAIRSEY and grantees, assignees, lienors, THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER GREENSPOON MARDER, P.A. persons needing a special DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT for 123Ioan, LLC, RJM which it is assessed are as fol- LESLIE LAIRSEY creditors, trustees, spouses, or THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- 100 West Cypress Creek Rd accommodation to partici- SHAPIRO, FISHMAN Acquisitions (NY),LLC,State of lows: Defendants. other claimants CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 Trade Centre South, Suite 700 pate in this proceeding should & GACHE, LLP Florida, are defendants, the File Number: 2013-067-TD CLERK’S NOTICE OF SALE Current Residence Unknown, DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER- Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 contact the A.D.A. Coordina- 2424 North Federal Highway, Nassau County Clerk of the Certificate Number: 852 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN but whose last known address VICE OF A COPY OF THIS 954-491-1120 tor not later than seven (7) Suite 360 Circuit Court will sell to the Parcel Number: that pursuant to a Final was: NOTICE ON THEM. IMPORTANT days prior to the proceeding Boca Raton, Florida 33431 highest and best bidder for 03-1 N-25-2752-0039-0000 Judgment Of Foreclosure MONROE COMMUNITY HOSPI- All other creditors of the If you are a person with a dis- via the Florida Relay Service (561) 998-6700 cash in/on 11:30 am at the Year of Issuance: 2011 entered herein, I will sell the TAL,435 EAST HENRIETTA ROAD, decedent and other persons ability who needs any accom- at 1-800-955- 8771. (561) 998-6707 front entrance of the Judicial Description of Property: LOT 39 property situated in Nassau 3RD FLOOR-FAITH BUILDING, having claims or demands modation in order to partici- 2t 3-12/19-2014 2t 3-12/19-2014 Annex„ Nassau County,Florida (EX S-1) PT OR 1118/1685 ESMT County,Florida, described as: ROCHESTER, NY 14620 against decedent’s estate pate in this proceeding, you 4056 4060 at on the 1 day of April,2014, IN OR 846/592 1998 MERI ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE, -AND- must file their claims With this are entitled,at no cost to you, ------the following described prop- DW/MH CRAVEY SUB 2 UNR PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND TO: SHIRLEY COLLIER; and court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER to the provision of certain assis- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE erty as set forth in said Final Assessed To: ROBERT S SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN all unknown parties claiming THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- tance. Please contact the FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Judgment of Foreclosure: EDMONDS SR, ROBERT S THE COUNTY OF NASSAU AND by, through, under or against CATION OF THIS NOTICE. Clerk of the Court’s disability IN AND FOR NASSAU COUN- IN AND FOR LOT 40, MEADOWFIELD UNIT EDMONDS THE STATE OF FLORIDA, BEING the above named Defendant, ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH coordinator at COURT ADMIN- TY, FLORIDA NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA ONE A, ACCORDING TO PLAT All of the above property MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIB- who is not known to be dead IN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ISTRATION, 76347 VETERANS CIVIL ACTION CIVIL ACTION THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT is located in Nassau County, ED AS FOLLOWS: or alive,whether said unknown IN SECTION 733,702 OF THE WAY,YULEE, FL 32097, 904-630- CASE NO.: CASE NO.: BOOK6, PAGES 148,149 AND In the State of Florida. LOT 42, BLOCK 7, YULEE parties claim as heirs,devisees, FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL 2564, at least 7 days before 45-2013-CA-000249 45-2012-CA-000847 150, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS Unless such certificate(s) shall WOODS SECTION TWO,A SUB- grantees, assignees, lienors, BE FOREVER BARRED. your scheduled court appear- WELLS FARGO BANK, NATION- DIVISION: A OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. be redeemed according to DIVISION ACCORDING TO THE creditors, trustees, spouses, or NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME ance, or immediately upon AL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, A/K/A 8693 FIELDSTONE DR, Law, the property described PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED other claimants PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE,ANY receiving this notification if the FOR ASSET-BACKED CERTIFI- Plaintiff, YULEE, FL 32097 in such certificate or certifi- IN PLAT BOOK 5,PAGES 83 AND Current residence unknown, CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS time before the scheduled CATES, SERIES 2007-AC4, vs. Any person claiming an cates will be sold to the 84, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS but whose last known address OR MORE AFTER THE DECE- appearance is less than 7 Plaintiff, WILLIAM L. EVANS .JR, et al, interest in the surplus from the Highest Bidder at the MAIN OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. was: 2068 RIDGESTONE LAND- DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS days; if you are hearing or VS. Defendant(s). sale, if any, other than the ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU TOGETHER WITH THAT CER- ING SW,MARIETTA, GA 30008 BARRED. voice impaired, call 711. SHERRI H. MOYE, et al, NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED property owner as of the date COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, TAIN 1987 TITAN MOTOR HOME YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an The date of first publication of 2t 3-12/19-2014 Defendant(s). FORECLOSURE SALE of the Lis Pendens must file a 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, ID # 537195T4296A & action to foreclose a mort- this notice is: March 5, 2014 4054 NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN claim within 60 days after the FL.on the 1st day of April,2014, 537195T4296B, TITLE # gage on the following prop- Janet A. Carver ------To: THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF pursuant to an Order sale. between the hours of 11:00 44539054 & 44539046 erty in Nassau County,Florida, Attorney for Personal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SHERRI H. MOYE Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale Dated in Nassau County, a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The Clerk of Parcel No.: to-wit: Representative THE 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Last Known Address: dated January 28th,2014 and Florida this 3 day of Court’s Office Policy is to hold 42-2N-27-4612-0007-0420 ALL THOSE CERTAIN LOTS, Email: [email protected] IN AND 2742 Herndon Rd entered in Case NO. 45-2012- March, 2014. the sale at 11:30 a.m. at public sale, to the high- PIECES OR PARCELS OF LAND, Florida Bar No 193593 FOR NASSAU COUNTY, Lawrenceville, GA 33043 CA-000847 of the Circuit Court John A. Crawford JOHN A. CRAWFORD est and best bidder for cash,at SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN Carver Law Firm FLORIDA Current Address: of the FOURTH Judicial Circuit Clerk of the Circuit Court NASSAU COUNTY the front entrance of the THE CITY OF FERNANDINA 1550 Nectarine St. CASE NO. 13CA000132AXYX Unknown in and for NASSAU County, Nassau County,Florida CLERK OF COURT Nassau County Judicial Annex, BEACH, COUNTY OF NASSAU Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. AS ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN Florida wherein WELLS FARGO By: /s/ Sue Powell BY: /S/ Rhoda Goodwin 76347 Veterans Way, Yulee, AND STATE OF FLORIDA AND Telephone: 904-572-0088 SUCCESSOR BY PARTIES CLAIMING BY, BANK, NA, is the Plaintiff and Deputy Clerk DEPUTY CLERK Florida 32097,at 11:30 a.m.,or BEING MORE PARTICULARLY 904-432-8004 (fax) MERGER TO WACHOVIA BANK, THROUGH, UNDER, AND WILLIAM L EVANS, JR.; GLEN Albertelli Law If you are a person with a soon thereafter,on the 21 day DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: CLIFTON ARTHUR MCDONALD N.A. AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED LAUREL-NASSAU HOMEOWN- Attorney for Plaintiff disability who needs any of May,2014. ALL THOSE CERTAIN LOTS, Personal Representative Plaintiff, INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) ERS ASSOCIATION, INC.; are P.O.Box 23028 Tampa,FL 33623 accommodation in order to JOHN CRAWFORD PIECES OR PARCELS OF LAND, 94250 Summer Breeze Drive VS. WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE the Defendants. The Clerk of (813) 221-4743 participate in this proceeding, As Clerk of Court SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 JOHN J. ST1FTER A/K/A JOHN DEAD OR ALIVE,WHETHER SAID the Court will sell to the highest (813) 221-9171 facsimile you are entitled, at no cost to BY:/s/ Karen J. Lockett THE CITY OF FERNANDINA MALCOLM F.MCDONALD, III STIFTER A/K/A JOHN J. STIFTER, UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY and best bidder for cash at eService: you,to the provision of certain As Deputy Clerk BEACH, COUNTY OF NASSAU Personal Representative III, INDIVIDUALLY AND AS CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUS- NASSAU JUDICIAL ANNEX. [email protected] assistance.Please contact the 2t 3-12/19-2014 AND STATE OF FLORIDA AND 3704 Southpoint St. TRUSTEE OF THE JOHN AND LEE ES,HEIRS,DEVISEES,GRANTEES, 76347 VETERAN’S WAY YULEE, If you are a person with a dis- ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- 4049 BEING FURTHER DESCRIBED Hartselle, AL 35640 STIFTER FAMILY TRUST DATED OR OTHER CLAIMANTS FLORIDA at 11:30AM, on the ability who needs any accom- 4600 press 0, at least 7 days ------ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL 2t 3-12/19-2014 AUGUST 11, 2000, ET AL Last Known Address: Unknown 1st day of April, 2014, the fol- modation in order to partici- before your scheduled court NOTICE OF INTENTION PLAT OF SAID CITY (AS LITHO- 4052 Defendants. Current Address: Unknown lowing described property as pate in this proceeding, you appearance, or immediately TO CONSIDER GRAPHED AND ISSUED BY THE ------NOTICE OF ACTION YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an set forth in said Final are entitled,at no cost to you, upon receiving this notifica- ENACTMENT OF RESOLUTION FLORIDA RAILROAD COMPA- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE To the following Defendant(s): action to foreclose a mort- Judgment: to the provision of certain assis- tion if the time before the NOTICE is hereby given that NY IN 1857 AND ENLARGED, FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN LEE BOLLING ST1FTER A/K/A LEE gage on the following prop- LOT 3, THE PINES, EXCEPT tance. Please contact the scheduled appearance is less the Board of County REVISED AND RE-ISSUED BY THE AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, B. STIFTER A/K/A LEE STIFTER, erty in Nassau County,Florida: PART IN BOOK 955,PAGE 1633, ADA Coordinator(904) 548- than 7 days; if you are hearing Commissioners of Nassau FLORIDA TOWN IMPROVEMENT FLORIDA INDIVIDUALLY LOT 22, OF ISLAND BLUFF UNIT 2, ACCORDING TO THE 4600 press 0, at least 7 days or voice impaired, call 711. County, Florida, at a Regular COMPANY IN 1887 AND 1901) CIVIL DIVISION 1686 GERALDINE DRIVE SUBDIVISION,ACCORDING TO PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED before your scheduled court 4t 2-26-2014 & 3-5/12/19-2014 meeting to be held on AS LOTS 19, 20 AND 21 AND CASE NO. 2010-CA-000884 JACKSONVILLE, FL 32205 THE PLAT THEREOF,AS RECORD- IN PLAT BOOK 5, PAGES 128 appearance, or immediately 4008 Monday, the 24th day of THE SOUTH 1/2 OF LOT 22, JPMorgan Chase Bank, (Last Known Address) ED IN PLAT BOOK 5, PAGE 92, AND 129, OF THE PUBLIC upon receiving this notifica------March 2014, at 7:00 P.M., or as BLOCK 171,IN THE CITY OF FER- National Association Plaintiff, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- tion if the time before the NOTICE OF APPLICATION soon thereafter as the matter NANDINA BEACH. -VS.- action for Foreclosure of NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. TY,FLORIDA. scheduled appearance is less FOR TAX DEED may be heard, in the has been filed against you Randolph L.Rice a/k/a Randy Mortgage on the following A/K/A 1713 BLUE HERON LN TOGETHER WITH A CERTAIN than 7 days; if you are hearing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Commission Chambers,locat- and you are required to serve L. Rice a/k/a Randy Rice and described property: FERNANDINA BEACH FL 32034- 1995 REDMAN TRINITY MOBILE or voice impaired, call 771. That US BANK CIF FL DUNDEE ed at the James S. Page a copy of your written defens- Renea S. Rice a/k/a Renee UNIT 33 OF THE COLONY,A 4400 HOME LOCATED THEREON AS Phone - (904) 548-4909 LIEN Governmental Complex, es, if any,to it on DOUGLAS C. Rice, Husband and Wife; CONDOMINIUM ACCORDING has been filed against you A FIXTURE AND APPURTE- Fax: (904) 548-4949 The holder of the following cer- 96135 Nassau Place, Yulee, ZAHM, PA., Plaintiffs attorney, Synovus Bank, Successor in TO THE DECLARATION OF and you are required to serve NANCE THERETO: VIN# TTD/TTY - Dial 711 tificate(s) has filed said certifi- Florida,intends to consider for whose address is 12425 28th Interest to First Coast Commu- CONDOMINIUM THEREOF, a copy of your written defens- FLA146M9369. E-Mail - cate(s) for the tax deed to be adoption the following pro- Street North, Suite 200, St. nity Bank; Unknown Tenants in RECORDED IN OFFICIAL REC- es within 30 days after the first A/K/A 12849 US HIGHWAY 301, [email protected] issued thereon.The certificate posed resolution: Petersburg, FL 33716, on or Possession #1 as to Unit 1; ORDS BOOK 653,PAGE 712,AS publication,if any,on Albertelli BRYCEVILLE, FL 32009-1948 The above is to be published in number(s) and year of RESOLUTION NO. 2014-____ before April 4, 2014 or within Unknown Tenants in Possession AMENDED IN OFFICIAL REC- Law,Plaintiff’s attorney,whose Any person claiming an the Fernandina Beach issuance, the description of A RESOLUTION OF THE thirty (30) days after the first #2 as to Unit 1; Unknown ORDS BOOK 662, PAGE 20, OF address is P.O . Box 23028, interest in the surplus from the News-Leader property, and name(s) in BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- publication of this Notice of Tenants in Possession #1 as to THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- Tampa, FL 33623, and file the sale,if any other than the prop- P. O. Box 16766, which it is assessed are as fol- SIONERS OF NASSAU COUNTY, Action, and file the original Unit 2; Unknown Tenants in SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND original with this Court either erty owner as of the date of Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 lows: FLORIDA ADDRESSING THE with the Clerk of this Court at Possession #2 as to Unit 2; If liv- ANY AMENDMENTS THERETO, before April 14,2014 service or the Lis Pendens must file a 2t 3-12/19-2014 File Number: 2013-069-TD CONSERVATION EASEMENT 76347 Veterans Way,Yulee, FL ing, and all Unknown Parties TOGETHER WITH ITS UNDIVID- Plaintiffs attorney, or immedi- claim within sixty (60) days 4062 Certificate Number: 1104 REQUIRED IN NASSAU COUNTY 32097,either before service on claiming by, through, under ED SHARE IN THE COMMON ately thereafter; otherwise, a after the sale. ------Parcel Number: ORDINANCE NO. 2006-80, Plaintiffs attorney or immedi- and against the above ELEMENTS. default will entered against WITNESS MY HAND and the LEGAL NOTICES 19-2N-25-0000-0149-0020 KNOWN AS THE “CRANE ately thereafter; otherwise, a named Defendant(s) who are a/k/a 4749 MARTINIQUE you for the relief demanded seal of this Court on CONTINUED NEXT PAGE CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE which Wells Fargo Bank,N.A.,is ------Nassau County,Florida,where- OF BEGINNING. THE WESTERLY ------DEGREES 40’20” EAST); RUN MISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT the Plaintiff and Larry Douglas IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, OF THE in DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL 30.0 FEET OF THE ABOVE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THENCE SOUTH 77 DEGREES MATTER CONSIDERED AT SUCH IN AND FOR Dubose, The Secretary of FOURTH JUDICIAL TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE DESCRIBED LANDS IS HEREBY FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 28’40” EAST CONTINUING MEETING OR HEARING,HE WILL NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA Housing and Urban Develop- CIRCUIT, POOLING AND SERVICING RESERVED AS AN EASEMENT IN AND FOR ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY NEED A RECORD OF THE PRO- CIVIL ACTION ment, Tina E. DuBose, are IN AND FOR AGREEMENT DATED AS OF FOR INGRESS AND EGRESS NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA LINE, A DISTANCE OF 107.38 CEEDINGS AND FOR THAT PUR- CASE NO.: 2010-CA-000272 defendants, the Nassau NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA JUNE 1,2007 SECURITIZED ASSET PURPOSES.PARCEL 2:A POR- CASE NO. 2012-CA-0000802A FEET; RUN THENCE NORTH 00 POSE, MAY NEED TO ENSURE GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC, County Clerk of the Circuit CASE NO.: 2013-CA-607 BACKED RECEIVABLES LLC TION OF THE JOHN VAUGHAN WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A DEGREES 08’46” EAST, A DIS- THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF Plaintiff, Court will sell to the highest DIVISION: A TRUST 2007-BR5, is Plaintiff and GRANT,SECTION 52,TOWNSHIP Plaintiff, TANCE OF 304.44 FEET TO THE THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, vs. and best bidder for cash,in/on CBC NATIONAL BANK,succes- Mark A. Caldwell and Betty 3 NORTH RANGE 27 EAST NAS- v. POINT OF BEGINNING TOGETH- WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE KIMBERLY L.WILLIS, et al, 11:30 am at the front entrance sor by merger to FIRST NATION- Caldwell,are Defendants,I will SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA.SAID JESSIE WARREN MURRAY A/K/A ER WITH A 1986 OMNI TRAIL- TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE Defendant(s). of the Judicial Annex„ Nassau AL BANK OF NASSAU COUNTY, sell to the highest and best PORTION BEING MORE PAR- JESSIE W.MURRAY; UNKNOWN ERS, INC. MOBILE HOME UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS NOTICE OF SALE County, Florida at on the 7th Plaintiff, bidder for cash at the TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOL- SPOUSE OF JESSIE WARREN LOCATED THEREON AS A PER- TO BE BASED. PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 day of April,2014 the following Vs. entrance of the Judicial Annex LOWS: FOR A POINT OFREFER- MURRAY A/K/A JESSIE W.MUR- MANET FIXTURE AND AN The Planning and Zoning NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN described property as set forth MICHAEL G. SUTTON, an indi- County Courthouse, 76347, ENCE COMMENCE AT THE RAY; UNKNOWN TENANT 1; APPURTENANCE THERETO. VIN Board may continue hearing Pursuant to a Final Judgment in said Final Judgment of vidual; MELISSA L. SUTTON, an Veteran’s Way,Yulee, FL 32097 NORTHEAST CORNER OF LOT UNKNOWN TENANT 2; AND ALL NUMBER 0M9720A, TITLE NUM- on this matter. of Foreclosure dated March Foreclosure: individual; and begin at 11:30 o’clock A.M.on ‘A’ OF ROBERTS HIGH- UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BER 43470514 AND VIN NUM- PLANNING AND 4, 2014, and entered in Case ALL OF LOT NUMBERED LANCEFORD HOMEOWNERS the 30 day of April, 2014, the LANDS,ACCORDING TO PLAT BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR BER 0M9720B, TITLE NUMBER ZONING BOARD OF No. 2010-CA-000272 of the TWENTY-EIGHT (28) AND THE ASSOCIATION, INC. a Florida following described property RECORDED IN THE PUBLIC AGAINST THE ABOVE NAMED 43249481. NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA Circuit Court of the Fourth SOUTH HALF OF LOT NUM- non-profit corporation, as set forth in said Summary RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY IN DEFENDANT(S), WHO (IS/ARE) a/k/a 54632 MARSH RD., /s/ Thomas Ford Judicial Circuit in and for BERED TWENTY-SIX OF RAYON Defendants. Final Judgment, to wit: PLAT BOOK 5PAGE 5,AND RUN NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR CALLAHAN, FL 32011-8559 Its: Chairman Nassau County, Florida in TERRACE, A SUBDIVISION OF NOTICE OF SITUATE IN THE COUNTY OF NORTH 72 DEGREES 10 MIN- ALIVE, WHETHER SAID UN- at public sale, to the high- 2t 3-19/26-2014 which GMAC Mortgage, LLC, LOT NUMBERED FORTY-SIX (46) FORECLOSURE SALE NASSAU,STATE OP FLORIDA,TO- UTES EAST ALONG THE SOUTH- KNOWN PARTIES CLAIM AS est and best bidder,for cash,at 4079 is the Plaintiff and Darrell L. OF THE SUSAN CASHEN GRANT, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN WIT. ERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, the Nassau County Judicial ------Willis, Kimberly L. Willis, are SECTION 30, TOWNSHIP 3 that, pursuant to a Final A PART OP THE SOUTHEAST THE SEABOARD COASTLINE ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDI- Annex, 76347 Veterans Way, NOTICE OF SMALL-SCALE defendants, the Nassau NORTH, RANGE 28 EAST, Judgment of Foreclosure after 1/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF RAILROAD A 120 FOOT RIGHT TORS, TRUSTEES, SPOUS- Yulee, FL 32097, on April 22, AMENDMENT County Clerk of the Circuit ACCORDING TO PLAT OF SAID Default entered in the above- SECTION 3,TOWNSHIP 1 SOUTH, OF WAY A DISTANCE OF ES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; 2014 beginning at 11:30 AM. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Court will sell to the highest RAYON TERRACE, RECORDED captioned action, on March RANGE 24 EAST, NASSAU 1,646.80 FEET TO A POINT; RUN AMELIA SOUTH, INC. If you are a person claim- that on Tuesday, the 1st day and best bidder for cash in/on IN PLAT BOOK 3, AT PAGE 31, 4, 2014, I will sell the property COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING THENCE SOUTH 17 DEGREES 59 Defendants. ing a right to funds remaining April 2014, at 7:00 p.m., the 11:30 am at the front entrance PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU located in Nassau County, MORE PARTICULARLY MINUTES EAST A DISTANCE OF NOTICE OF SALE after the sale, you must file a Planning and Zoning Board of of the Judicial Annex„ Nassau COUNTY,FLORIDA Florida and described as: DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: 910.75 FEET TO A POINT; RUN Notice is hereby given that, claim with the clerk no later Nassau County will hold a pub- County,Florida at on the 10th A/K/A 2156 RAYON RD FER- LOT THIRTY-FOUR (34) COMMENCE AT THE SOUTH- THENCE NORTH 67 DEGREES 57 pursuant to the Summary Final than 60 days after the sale. If lic hearing at the Commission day of June,2014,the following NANDINA BEACH FL 320348541 LANCEFORD,ACCORDING TO WEST CORNER OF SAID SEC- MINUTES 40 SECONDS EAST A Judgment of Foreclosure you fail to file a claim you will Chambers, James S. Page described property as set forth Any person claiming an PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED TION 3; THENCE NORTH 89 DISTANCE OF 285.0 FEET TO A entered on March 06, 2014 in not be entitled to any remain- Governmental Complex, in said Final Judgment of interest in the surplus from the IN PLAT BOOK 6 AT PAGE 356 DEGREES EAST ALONG THE POINT; RUN THENCE NORTH 64 this cause, in the Circuit Court ing funds. 96135 Nassau Place, Yulee, Foreclosure: sale, if any, other than the OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SOUTHERLY LINE OF SAID SEC- DEGREES 40 MINUTES 10 SEC- of Nassau County,Florida, the Dated this 6 day of Florida 32097; to consider an ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND property owner as of the date NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. TION, SAID LINE ALSO BEING ONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF clerk shall sell the property sit- March, 2014. amendment to the Nassau IN NASSAU COUNTY, STATE OF of the Lis Pendens must file a at public sale, to the high- COINCIDENT WITH THE 464.85 FEET TO A POINT; RUN uated in Nassau County, John A. Crawford County Comprehensive Plan - FLORIDA, AS MORE FULLY claim within 60 days after the est and best bidder for cash at NORTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE THENCE NORTH 65 DEGREES 49 Florida, described as: Clerk of the Circuit Court Future Land Use Map (FLUM), DESCRIBED IN DEED OR BOOK sale. the front door of the Nassau OF PLUMMER ROAD ( A 66 MINUTES EAST A DISTANCE OF CONDOMINIUM UNIT E-2 By:/s/Tracy Poore No.CPA14-003. Also be it 928, PAGE 1211, ID# 066031 Dated in Nassau County, County Judicial Annex,Yulee, FOOT RIGHT OF WAY) 4411.7 921.19 FEET TO A POINT; RUN AND CLASS I CARPORT 1-52 Deputy Clerk known that on Monday, the 1600 0004 0050, BEING MORE Florida this 6 day of Florida in Nassau County, FEET; THENCE NORTH 00 THENCE SOUTH 28 DEGREES 31 OF AMELIA SOUTH,A CONDO- DOUGLAS C. ZAHM, P.A. 28th day of April 2014, at 7:00 PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS March, 2014. Florida in accordance with DEGREES 07’ EAST ALONG THE MINUTES 40 SECONDS WEST A MINIUM ACCORDING TO THE 12425 28th Street North, p.m., the Board of County A METES AND BOUNDS PROP- John A. Crawford Chapter 45, Florida Statutes, EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE DISTANCE OF 176.12 FEET TO DECLARATION OF CONDO- Suite 200 Commissioners of Nassau ERTY. Clerk of the Circuit Court Florida at 11:30 a.m. on the 7 OF A 60 FOOT STREET,327.6 FEET AN IRON PIPE FOR THE POINT MINIUM OWNERSHIP OF ST. PETERSBURG, FL 33716 County will hold a public hear- A/K/A 218 NORTH 15TH Nassau County,Florida day of April, 2014. TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; OF BEGINNING.FROM THE AMELIA SOUTH, A CONDO- [email protected] ing on the said petition for an STREET, FERNANDINA BEACH, By:/s/ Sue Powell Any person claiming an inter- THENCE CONTINUE NORTH 00 POINT OF BEGINNING THUS MINIUM,FILED JANUARY 8,1975, AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- amendment to the Nassau FL 32034 Deputy Clerk est in the surplus from the sale, DEGREES 07’ EAST 218 FEET; DESCRIBED CONTINUE SOUTH AND RECORDED IN OFFICIAL TIES ACT (ADA) NOTICE: INDI- County Comprehensive Plan - Any person claiming an Albertelli Law if any,other than the property THENCE NORTH 89’ EAST 200 28 DEGREES 31 MINUTES 40 RECORDS BOOK 187, PAGE VIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES Future Land Use Map (FLUM), interest in the surplus from the Attorney for Plaintiff owner as of the date of the lis FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 224, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS NEEDING A REASONABLE application No.CPA14-003 at sale, if any, other than the P.O. Box 23028 pendens must file a claim with- DEGREES 07’ WEST 218 FEET0 50.0 FEET TO AN IRON PIPE; RUN OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA, ACCOMMODATION TO PAR- the Commission Chambers, property owner as of the date Tampa, FL 33623 in 60 days after the sale. THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES THENCE NORTH 65 DEGREES 49 AS MODIFIED BY INSTRUMENT TICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING James S.Page Complex loca- of the Lis Pendens must file a (813) 221-4743 Dated: March 5, 2014. WEST 200 FEET TO THE POINT MINUTES EAST A DISTANCE OF RECORDED IN OFFICIAL SHOULD CONTACT THE COURT tion concerning the following claim within 60 days after the (813) 221-9171 facsimile John A. Crawford OF BEGINNING.CONTAINING 1 507.09 FEET TO AN IRON PIPE; RECORDS BOOK 208, PAGE ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE AS described property in Nassau sale. eService: As Clerk of the Circuit Court ACRES, MORE OR LESS. CONTINUE NORTH 65 DEGREES 534, AS FURTHER MODIFIED IN SOON AS POSSIBLE.TELEPHONE County. Dated in Nassau County, [email protected] BY:/s/ Sue Powell Street Address: 11331 Waterloo 49 MINUTES EAST A DISTANCE OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 245, (904) 630-2564; OR, IF HEAR- The street address and/or Florida this 4 day of If you are a person with a dis- As Deputy Clerk Place, Bryceville, FL. 32009 OF 17.0 FEET MORE OR LESS TO PAGE 156, OFFICIAL RECORDS ING IMPAIRED, 1-800-955-8771 location for the above March, 2014. ability who needs any accom- John H. McCorvey,Jr. and all fixtures and person- THE WATERS OF LOFTON BOOK 322,PAGE 405,OFFICIAL (TTD); OR 1-800-955-8770 (V) described property is: East John A. Crawford modation in order to partici- McCorvey & Myers al property located therein or CREEK; RUN THENCE IN A RECORDS BOOK 417,PAGE 31, VIA FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE. side of CR107,on Woodbridge Clerk the Circuit Court pate in this proceeding, you A Partnership of thereon, which are included NORTHWESTERLY DIRECTION OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 417, 2t 3-19/26-2014 Parkway, tax parcel # 40-2N- Nassau County,Florida are entitled,at no cost to you, Professional Entities as security in Plaintiff’s mort- ALONG SAID WATERS PAGE 32, OFFICIAL RECORDS 4077 28-0000-0061-0120 and 40-2N- By:/s/ Sue Powell to the provision of certain assis- 1912 Hamilton Street,Suite 204 gage. WHERE SAID WATERS IS INTER- BOOK 507,PAGE 192,OFFICIAL ------28-0000-0061-0130. Deputy Clerk tance. Please contact the Jacksonville, Florida 32210 Any person claiming an SECTED BY A LINE THAT BEARS RECORDS BOOK 507,PAGE 193 NOTICE OF APPLICATION This application filed by: Allvrtelli Law ADA Coordinator (904) 548- (904)388-4030 interest in the surplus funds NORTH 65 DEGREES 49 MIN- AND OFFICIAL RECORDS FOR TAX DEED Synovus Bank, owner and Attorney for Plaintiff 4600 press 0, at least 7 days NOTICE TO INDIVIDUALS from the sale,if any,other than UTES EAST FROM THE POINT OF BOOK 507,PAGE 194,OFFICIAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That Gillette and Associates, Inc., P.O.Box 23028 Tampa,FL 33623 before your scheduled court WITH A DISABILITY the property owner as of the BEGINNING; RUN THENCE RECORDS BOOK 597,PAGE 76, US BANK CUSTODIAN FOR TRC agent. (813) 221-4743 appearance, or immediately Individuals with disabilities who date of the lis pendens must SOUTH 65 DEGREES 49 MINUTES OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 597, SPE LLC This property is classified on (813) 221-9171 facsimile upon receiving this notifica- need a reasonable accom- file a claim within 60 days after WEST A DISTANCE OF 12.0 FEET PAGE 77, OFFICIAL RECORDS The holder of the following cer- the FLUM as Low Density eService: tion if the time before the modation to participate in this the sale. MORE OR LESS TO AN IRON BOOK 597, PAGE 78, OFFICIAL tificate(s) has filed said certifi- Residential and a change is [email protected] scheduled appearance is less proceeding are entitled,at no Dated at Fernandina PIPE CONTINUE SOUTH 65 RECORDS BOOK 597,PAGE 79, cate(s) for the tax deed to be requested to High Density If you are a person with a than 7 days; if you are hearing cost, to the provision of cer- Beach,Nassau County,Florida, DEGREES 49 MINUTES WEST A OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 597, issued thereon.The certificate Residential on approximately disability who needs any or voice impaired, call 771. tain assistance. Please con- this 6 day of March, 2014. DISTANCE OF 476.28 FEET TO PAGE 80, AND OFFICIAL number(s) and year of issu- 8.0 acres. accommodation in order to Phone - (904) 548-4909 tact Deputy Court Administra- John A. Crawford THE POINT OF BEGINNING. RECORDS BOOK 795, PAGE ance,the description of prop- All interested parties are participate in this proceeding, Fax: (904) 548-4949 tor Joseph G. Stelma of Court Clerk of said Circuit Court A/K/A 86110 JENNY LN YULEE 1094. erty,and name(s) in which it is invited to attend the public you are entitled, at no cost to TTD/TTY - Dial 711 Administrator office at 904/255- By: /s/Tracy Poore FL 32097-3333 a/k/a 3350 S FLETCHER AVE assessed are as follows: hearing and to be heard. you,to the provision of certain E-Mail - 1695 Duval County Court- As Deputy Clerk has been filed against you UNIT E2, FERNANDINA BEACH, File Number: 2014-001-TD Copies of the Application and assistance.Please contact the [email protected] house, Room 6213, Jackson- Clarfield, Okon, Salomone, and you are required to serve FL 32034-4380 Certificate Number: 2685 supporting information are ADA Coordinator (904) 548- 2t 3-12/19-2014 ville, Florida 32202, not later & Pincus, P.L. a copy of your written defens- at public sale, to the high- Parcel Number: available for inspection in the 4600 press 0, at least 7 days 4066 than seven (7) days prior to Attorney for Plaintiff es within 30 days after the first est and best bidder,for cash,at 40-2N-28-5060-0011-0000 office of the Nassau County before your scheduled court ------the proceeding. If you are 500 S. Australian Avenue, publication,if any,on Albertelli the Nassau County Judicial Year of Issuance: 2011 Growth Management Depart- appearance, or immediately IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE hearing or voice impaired, Suite 730 Law,Plaintiff’s attorney,whose Annex, 76347 Veterans Way, Description of Property: LOT 11 ment, 96161 Nassau Place, upon receiving this notifica- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT please call 1-800-955-8771 West Palm Beach, FL 33401 address is P.O. Box 23028, Yulee, FL 32097, on April 22, & S-1 OF LOT 12 IN OR 1348/453 Yulee, FL 32097. Comments tion if the time before the IN AND FOR NASSAU COUN- (TDD); or 1- 800-955-8770 (V), (561) 713-1400 Tampa, FL 33623, and file the 2014 beginning at 11:30 AM. ONEIL HEIGHTS #1 PB 3/56 may also be directed in writing scheduled appearance is less TY, FLORIDA via Florida Relay Service. 2t 3-19/26-2014 original with this Court either If you are a person claiming Assessed To: RONALD CHABOT, to the Growth Management than 7 days; if you are hearing CIVIL ACTION 2t 3-12/19-2014 4072 before service on Plaintiffs a right to funds remaining after GLORIA CHABOT, SCOTT Department,emailed to agre- or voice impaired, call 771. CASE NO.: 45-2013-CA-000127 4068 ------attorney,or immediately there- the sale, you must file a claim MEENA, MARY HORGAN [email protected],or Phone - (904) 548-4909 WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., ------PUBLIC SALE after; otherwise, a default will with the clerk no later than 60 All of the above property received by telephone at Fax: (904) 548-4949 Plaintiff; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: BILL’S be entered against you for the days after the sale.If you fail to is located in Nassau County, (904) 491-7328. All comments TTD/TTY - Dial 711 vs. 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN TOWING gives Notice of relief demanded in the file a claim you will not be enti- In the State of Florida. will become a part of the E-Mail - ANNA W.WILLIAMS, et al, AND FOR Foreclosure of Lien and intent Complaint or petition. tled to any remaining funds. Unless such certificate(s) shall record in this smatter. [email protected] Defendant(s). NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA to sell these vehicles on WITNESS my hand and the Dated this 6 day of March, be redeemed according to Persons with disabilities The above is to be published in NOTICE OF SALE CIVIL DIVISION 04/04/2014, 8:30 am at 425 S seal of this court on this 6th 2014. Law, the property described requiring accommodations in the Fernandina Beach PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 CASE NO. 12CA000804 8TH ST FERNANDINA, FL 32034- day of March, 2014. John A. Crawford in such certificate or certifi- order to participate in this pro- News -Leader NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. 3609, pursuant to subsection John A. Crawford Clerk of the Circuit Court cates will be sold to the gram or activity should con- P. 0, Box 16766, F Pursuant to a Final Judgment Plaintiff, 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. Clerk of the Circuit Court By:/s/ Tracy Poore Highest Bidder at the MAIN tact 491-3606 at least twenty- ernandina Beach, FL 32034 of Foreclosure dated March VS. BILL’S TOWING reserves the By:/s/ Karen J. Lockett Deputy Clerk ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU four (24) hours in advance to 2t 3-12/19-2014 6, 2014, and entered in Case JAMIE POLYBLANK; UNKNOWN right to accept or reject any Deputy Clerk DOUGLAS C. ZAHM, P.A. COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, request such accommoda- 4063 No. 45-2013-CA-000127 of the SPOUSE OF JAMIE POLYBLANK; and/or all bids. Albertelli Law 12425 28TH STREET NORTH, 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, tion. ------Circuit Court of the Fourth TERRY FROST; UNKNOWN 1FTEF14N2NKB44712 P.O. Box 23028 SUITE 200 FL. on the 22nd day of April, THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO BE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Judicial Circuit in and for SPOUSE OF TERRY FROST; 1992 FORD Tampa, FL 33623 ST. PETERSBURG, FL 33716 2014, between the hours of PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF A FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Nassau County,Florida in ROBIN SUTTON; UNKNOWN 1t 3-19-2014 See the Americans with AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL IN AND FOR which Wells Fargo Bank,N.A.,is SPOUSE OF ROBIN SUTTON; 4073 Disabilities Act TIES ACT (ADA) NOTICE: INDI- Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is ANY DECISION MADE BY THE NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA the Plaintiff and Anna W. UNKNOWN PERSON(S) IN POS------If you are a person with a dis- VIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. BOARD, AGENCY OR COM- CIVIL ACTION Williams, Otis F. Williams, Any SESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROP- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ability who needs any accom- NEEDING A REASONABLE JOHN A. CRAWFORD MISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY CASE NO.: And All Unknown Parties ERTY; FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT modation in order to partici- ACCOMMODATION TO PAR- NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF MATTER CONSIDERED AT SUCH 45-2013-CA-000548 Claiming by, Through, Under, Defendants. IN AND FOR pate in this proceeding, you TICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING COURT MEETING OR HEARING,HE WILL DIVISION: A And Against The Herein NOTICE OF NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA are entitled,at no cost to you, SHOULD CONTACT THE COURT BY /S/ RHODA GOODWIN NEED A RECORD TO ENSURE WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, named Individual FORECLOSURE SALE CIVIL ACTION to the provision of certain assis- ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE AS RHODA GOODWIN, THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF Plaintiff, Defendant(s) Who are not NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- CASE NO.: tance. Please contact the SOON AS POSSIBLE.TELEPHONE DEPUTY CLERK THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, VS. Known To Be Dead Or Alive, suant to a Final Judgment of 45-2013-CA-000627 ADA Coordinator (904) 548- (904) 630-2564; OR, IF HEAR- If you areaperson with a WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE CINDY M. BLOWERS , et al, Whether Said Unknown Parties Foreclosure dated March 4, COMMUNITY FIRST CREDIT 4600 press 0, at least 7 days ING IMPAIRED, 1-800-955-8771 disability who needs any TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE Defendant(s). May Claim An Interest in 2014 and entered in Case No. UNION OF FLORIDA, before your scheduled court (TTD); OR 1-800-955-8770 (V) accommodation in order to UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS NOTICE OF Spouses, Heirs, Devisees, 12CA000804, of the Circuit Plaintiff, appearance, or immediately VIA FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE. participate in this proceeding, TO BE BASED. FORECLOSURE SALE Grantees,Or Other Claimants Court of the 4th Judicial Circuit VS. upon receiving this notifica- 2t 3-19/26-2014 you are entitled, at no cost to The Board of County Com- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN are defendants, the Nassau in and for NASSAU County, DONALD E. HARDIN ALSO tion if the time before the 4076 you,to the provision of certain missioners may continue hear- pursuant to a Final Judgment County Clerk of the Circuit Florida. BANK OF AMERICA, KNOWN AS DONALD EDWIN scheduled appearance is less ------assistance.Please contact the ings on this matter. of Mortgage Foreclosure Court will sell to the highest N.A.is Plaintiff and JAMIE POLY- HARDIN, SR. ALSO KNOWN AS than 7 days; if you are hearing IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- Chairman Ford dated March 4, 2014 and and best bidder for cash in/on BLANK; TERRY FROST; UN- DONALD EDWIN HARDIN,et al, or voice impaired, call 771. FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 4600 press 0, at least 7 days Nassau County Planning entered in Case No. 45-2013- 11:30 am at the front entrance KNOWN SPOUSE OF TERRY Defendant(s). Phone - (904) 548-4909 IN AND FOR before your scheduled court & Zoning Board CA-000548 of the Circuit Court of the Judicial Annex„ Nassau FROST; ROBIN SUTTON; UN- NOTICE OF ACTION Fax: (904) 548-4949 NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA appearance, or immediately Nassau County,Florida of the FOURTH Judicial Circuit County, Florida at on the 7th KNOWN PERSON(S) IN POS- To: RUTH G. HARDIN ALSO TTD/TTY - Dial 711 CASE NO. upon receiving this notifica- All persons interested are in and for NASSAU County, day of April,2014,the following SESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROP- KNOWN AS RUTH ANNETTE E-Mail - 45-2012-CA-000522 tion if the time before the notified to be present and they Florida wherein WELLS FARGO described property as set forth ERTY; are defendants..I will sell HARDIN ALSO KNOWN AS RUTH [email protected] WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. scheduled appearance is less will be heard at the public BANK, NA is the Plaintiff and in said Final Judgment of to the highest and best bid- A. HARDIN 2t 3-19/26-2014 Plaintiff, than 7 days; if you are hearing hearing before the Board of CINDY M. BLOWERS; are the Foreclosure: der for cash at AT THE FRONT Last Known Address: 4074 v. or voice impaired, call 711. County Commissioners as Defendants, The Clerk of the A PORTION OF THE SOUTH- ENTRANCE OF THE JUDICIAL 86257 Spring Meadow Rd ------JEFFREY A. LAPOINTE A/K/A 4t 3-19/26-2014 & 4-2/9-2014 herein above stated. Court will sell to the highest EAST QUARTER OF THE NORTH- ANNEX T 76347 VETERANS WAY, Yulee, FL 32097-5812 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE JEFFREY A. LAPOINTE SR.; 4078 John Crawford and best bidder for cash at WEST QUARTER OF SECTION 18, YULEE IN NASSAU COUNTY, Current Address: Unknown FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, RACHELLE D. LAPOINTE; ------Clerk of the Circuit Court NASSAU JUDICIAL ANNEX TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH,RANGE 25 FLORIDA 32097, at 11:30 a.m., ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN IN AND FOR UNKNOWN TENANT I; REZONING NOTICE Nassau County,Florida 76347 VETERAN’S WAY EAST, NASSAU COUNTY,FLORI- on the 9 day of April,2014,the PARTIES CLAIMING BY, NASSAU COUNTY FLORIDA. UNKNOWN TENANT 2; AND ALL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 2t 3-19/26-2014 YULEE, FLORIDA DA. BEING A PORTION OF following described property THROUGH, UNDER, AND CASE NUMBER: UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING that on Tuesday, the 1st day 4080 at 11:30AM, on the 7th day of LANDS DESCRIBED IN DEEDS as set forth in said Final AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED 45-2010-DP-27 BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR of April 2014, at 7:00 P.M. the ------April, 2014, the following RECORDED IN THE PUBLIC Judgment, to wit: INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) IN THE INTEREST OF: AGAINST THE ABOVE NAMED Planning and Zoning Board of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, described property as set forth RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY IN LOT 2, HENDRICKS ACRES WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE T. F.A. DOB: 08/17/2002 DEFENDANT(S), WHO (IS/ARE) Nassau County will hold a pub- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, in said Final Judgment: OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 375, UNIT ONE, ACCORDING TO DEAD OR ALIVE,WHETHER SAID A MINOR CHILD NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR lic hearing at the Commission IN AND FOR NASSAU COUN- LOT 11 LAKE HAMPTON HILLS PAGES 780 AND 781,AND OFFI- PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY SUMMONS AND NOTICE OF ALIVE, WHETHER SAID UN- Chambers, James S. Page TY, FLORIDA. SUBDIVISION,ACCORDING TO CIAL RECORDS BOOK 437, IN PLAT BOOK 6, PAGE 91, OF CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUS- ACTION BY PUBLICATION KNOWN PARTIES CLAIM AS Governmental Complex, CASE NO.: 2014-DR-34 THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED PAGE 267. SAID PORTION THE PUBLIC RECORDS NASSAU ES,HEIRS,DEVISEES,GRANTEES, FOR TERMINATION OF HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, 96135 Nassau Place, Yulee, DIVISION: B IN PLAT BOOK 6,PAGE 2 OF THE BEING MORE PARTICULARLY COUNTY,FLORIDA. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS PARENTAL RIGHTS ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDI- Florida 32097 to consider appli- IN RE: PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU DESCRIBED AS TOGETHER WITH THAT CER- Last Known Address: THE STATE OF FLORIDA TORS, TRUSTEES, SPOUSES, OR cation No.R14-003 for rezon- ESTATE OF JOHN H. MAIOLI, III, COUNTY,FLORIDA. FOLLOWS:COMMENCE AT A TAIN 2007 CAVALIER MANU- Unknown TO: Virginia Marie Nelson f/k/a OTHER CLAIMANTS; CITIFINAN- ing. Also, be it known that on Deceased. TOGETHER WITH THAT CER- CONCRETE RIGHT-OF-WAY FACTURED HOME, SERIAL # Current Address: Unknown Virginia Marie Alvarez CIAL EQUITY SERVICES, INC. Monday, the 28th of day of NOTICE TO CREDITORS TAIN DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE MONUMENT ON THE WESTERLY BL070A0214199A AND YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Address unknown Defendants. April 2014, at 7:00 P.M., the The administration of the HOME KNOWN AS A 2002 RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF STATE 13L07GA021 4199B action to foreclose a mort- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NOTICE OF SALE Board of County Commis-sion- estate of, deceased, File JACOBSEN CLASSIC III, IDENTI- ROAD 5-115A (A 100 FEET WIDE A person claiming an interest gage on the following prop- that a petition has been filed Notice is hereby given that, ers of Nassau County will hold Number 2013-CP-264,is pend- FICATION NUMBERS RIGHT-OF-WAY) AT THE POINT in the surplus from the sale, if erty in Nassau County,Florida: in the above-styled Court by pursuant to the Summary Final a public hearing on the said ing in the Circuit Court for JACFL23186A AND OF A CURVE LYING A RIGHT any, other than the property PARCEL 1:A PORTION OF THE the STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART- Judgment of Foreclosure application for Rezoning No. Nassau County, Florida, JACFL23186B. ANGLE FROM AND A DIS- owner as of the date of the lis JOHN VAUGHAN GRANT, SEC- MENT OF CHILDREN AND FAM- entered on March 06, 2014 in R14-003, at the Commission Probate Division,the address of A/K/A 553890 US HIGHWAY TANCE OF 50.0 FEET FROM THE pendens must file a claim with- TION 52, TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH, ILIES for termination of parental this cause, in the Circuit Court Chambers, James S. Page which 76347 Veterans Way, 1, HILLIARD, FL 32046-2828 CENTERLINE STATION in 60tdays after the sale. RANGE 27 EAST, NASSAU rights and permanent com- of Nassau County,Florida, the Complex location concerning Yulee,FL 32097.The names and Any person claiming an 357458.49; AND RUN NORTH Dated this 4 day of March, COUNTY, FLORIDA. SAID POR- mitment for subsequent adop- clerk shall sell the property sit- the following described prop- addresses of the personal rep- interest in the surplus from the 10 DEGREES 10 MINUTES 13 2014. TION BEING MORE PARTICU- tion of the above named uated in Nassau County, erty in Nassau County. resentative(s) and the per- sale, if any, other than the SECONDS EAST ALONG SAID John A. Crawford LARLY DESCRIBED AS FOL- male child T. F. A. born on Florida, described as: Location for the above sonal representative’s attor- property owner as of the date RIGHT-OF-WAY A DISTANCE OF As Clerk of said Court LOWS:FOR A POINT OF August 17, 2002 in Duval A PORTION OF GOVERN- described property is: East ney are set forth below. of the Lis Pendens must file a 342.62 FEET TO AN IRON PIN By:/s/ Sue Powell REFERENCE COMMENCE AT County, Florida. You are here- MENT LOT 4, SECTION 27, side of CR107,on Woodbridge All creditors of the dece- claim within sixty (60) days SET FOR THE POINT OF BEGIN- As Deputy Clerk THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF by commanded to appear TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH,RANGE 25 Parkway tax parcel # 40-2N- dent and other persons having after the sale. NING. FROM THE POINT OF This Notice is provided in LOT‘A’OF ROBERTSHIGHLANDS before the Honorable General EAST, NASSAU COUNTY,FLORI- 28-0000-0061-0120, 40-2N-28- claims or demands against WITNESS MY HAND and the BEGINNING THUS DESCRIBED, accordance with the ACCORDING TO PLAT RECOR- Magistrate Franklin F. Akel, at DA. BEING ALSO A PORTION 0000-0061-0130,41-2N-28-0000- decedent’s estate on whom a seal of this Court on March 4, CONTINUE NORTH 10 DEGREES Americans with Disabilities Act, DED IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS the Nassau County Judicial OF THE LANDS DESCRIBED IN 0008-0090 and 41-2N-28- copy of this notice has been 2014. 10 MINUTES 13 SECONDS EAST if you are a person with a dis- OF SAID COUNTY IN PLATBOOK Annex, Third Floor Courtroom DEED RECORDED IN THE PUB- 0000-0008-0080. served must file their claims John A. Crawford ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY A ability who needs any accom- 5 PAGE 5, AND RUN NORTH 72 A, 76347 Veterans Way, Yulee LIC RECORDS OF SAID COUN- R14-003 proposes to rezone with this Court WITHIN THE Clerk of the Circuit Court DISTANCE OF 413.54 FEET; RUN modation in order to partici- DEGREES 10 MINUTES EAST Florida 32097 at the hour of TY, IN OFFICIAL RECORDS approximately 27.11 acres LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE By:/s/ Amanda Stearn THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 31 pate in this proceeding, you ALONG THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT 1:00, P.M. o’clock on April 25, BOOK 147, PAGE 173. SAID from Planned Unit Develop- DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Deputy Clerk MINUTES 52 SECONDS WEST A are entitled,at no cost to you, OF WAY LINE OF THE SEAB- 2014.You must appear at the PORTION BEING MORE PAR- ment/Residential General 1 OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS Ronald R Wolfe & DISTANCE OF 753.7 FEET TO AN to the provision of certain assis- OARD COASTLINE RAILROAD hearing on the date and time TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOL- (PUD/RG-1) to Planned Unit AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF Associates, P.L. IRON PIPE ON THE WESTERLY tance. Please contact the A 120 FOOT RIGHT OF WAY A specified. LOWS: Development (PUD). A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON P.O. Box 25018 LINE OF THE AFOREMENTIONED ADA Coordinator at.(904)548- DISTANCE OF 1,646.80 FEET TO YOUR FAILURE TO PERSON- FOR A POINT OF REFER- This application is filed by: THEM. Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 QUARTER-QUARTER, RUN 4600 press 0 at least 7 days A POINT; RUN THENCE SOUTH ALLY APPEAR FOR THIS ADVI- ENCE, COMMENCE AT THE Synovus Bank, owner and All other creditors of the See Americans with THENCE SOUTH 0 DEGREES 42 before your scheduled court 17 DEGREES 59 MINUTES EAST A SORY HEARING CONSTITUTES SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SEC- Gillette and Associates, Inc., decedent and persons hav- Disabilities Act MINUTES 31 SECONDS EAST appearance, or immediately DISTANCE OF 910.75 FEET TO A CONSENT TO THE TERMINATION TION 27 AFOREMENTIONED; agent. ing claims or demands against “If you are a person with a dis- ALONG SAID WESTERLY LINE A upon receiving this notifica- POINT; RUN THENCE NORTH 67 OF PARENTAL RIGHTS TO THIS AND RUN NORTH 1 DEGREE All interested parties are the decedent’s estate must ability who needs any accom- DISTANCE OF 300.0 FEET TO tion if the time before the DEGREES 57 MINUTES 40 SEC- CHILD. IF YOU FAIL TO APPEAR 19’10” WEST ALONG WESTER- invited to attend the public file their claims with this Court modation in order to partici- SOLID IRON PIN; RUN THENCE scheduled appearance is less ONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF ON THE DATE AND TIME SPECI- LY LINE OF SAID SECTION,A DIS- hearings and to be heard. WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE pate in this proceeding, you 81 DEGREES 31 MINUTES 16 than 7 days; if you are hearing 285.0 FEET TO A POINT; RUN FIED YOU MAY LOSE ALL LEGAL TANCE OF 838.40 FEET; RUN Copies of the Application and DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION are entitled,at no cost to you, SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF or voice impaired, call 711. THENCE NORTH 64 DEGREES 40 RIGHTS TO THE CHILD NAMED THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES supporting information are OF THIS NOTICE. to the provision of certain assis- 684.42 FEET TO THE POINT OF Submitted by: MINUTES 10 SECONDS EAST A IN THE PETITION. 14’55” EAST, A DISTANCE OF available for inspection in the ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- tance. Please contact the BEGINNING. Kahane & Associates, P.A. DISTANCE OF 264.85 FEET TO A Pursuant to Sections 39.804 838.06 FEET; RUN THENCE office of the Nassau County IN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- A/K/A 376640 KINGS FERRY 8201 Peters Road, Ste.3000 POINT; RUN THENCE NORTH 65 (4)(d) and 63.082(6)(g) of the NORTH 01 DEGREES 21’05” Growth Management Depart- IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE 4600 (then press 0) at least 7 RD HILLIARD FL 32046-6342 Plantation, FL 33324 DEGREES 49 MINUTES EAST A Florida Statutes (2013) you are WEST, A DISTANCE OF 722.75 ment, 96161 Nassau Place, FLORIDA STATUTES WILL BE FOR- days before your scheduled Any person claiming an Telephone: (954) 382-3486 DISTANCE OF 921.19 FEET TO A hereby informed of the avail- FEET TO SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF Yulee, FL 32097. Comments EVER BARRED. court appearance, or imme- interest in the surplus from the Telefacsimile: (954) 382-5380 POINT; RUN THENCE SOUTH 28 ability of private placement WAY LINE OF BURGESS ROAD may also be directed in writing NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME diately upon receiving this sale, if any, other than the Designated service email: DEGREES 31 MINUTES, 40 SEC- with an adoption entity, as (A 60.0 FOOT RIGHT OF WAY); to the Growth Management PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, notification if the time before property owner as of the date notice@kahaneandassoci- ONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF defined in Section 63.032(3) of RUN THENCE NORTH 86 Department,emailed to agre- ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) the scheduled appearance is of the Lis Pendens must file a ates.com 75.0 FEET TO AN IRON PIPE FOR the Florida Statutes (2013). DEGREES 22’ WEST ALONG [email protected],or YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE less than 7 days; if you are claim within 60 days after the 2t 3-12/19-2014 THE POINT OF BEGINNING. Individuals with disabilities SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF received by telephone at DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH hearing or voice impaired,call sale., 4069 FROM THE POINT OF BEGIN- needing a reasonable ac- WAY, A DISTANCE OF 341.06 (904) 491-7328. All comments IS BARRED. 711.” Dated in Nassau County, ------NING THUS DESCRIBED CON- commodation to participate FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- will become a part of the The date of the first publi- 2t 3-12/19-2014 Florida this 6 day of March, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TINUE SOUTH 28 DEGREES 31 in this proceeding should con- NING. FROM POINT OF BEGIN- record in this matter. cation of this Notice is March 4064 2014. 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, MINUTES, 40 SECONDS EAST A tact the ADA Coordinator as NING THUS DESCRIBED, CON- This hearing will be con- 19, 2014. ------If you are a person with a IN AND FOR DISTANCE OF 101.12 FEET TO soon as possible, telephone TINUE NORTH 86 DEGREES 22’ ducted as a quasi-judicial Attorney for Personal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE disability who needs any NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA. AN IRON PIPE; RUN THENCE (904) 548-4600; or if hearing or WEST ALONG SAID SOUTHER- hearing. Representative: FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT accommodation in order to CASE No.: 2011-CA-573 NORTH 65 DEGREE 49 MINUTES voice impaired call 711. LY RIGHT OF WAY,A Persons with disabilities H. Price Poole, Jr., Esquire IN AND FOR NASSAU COUN- participate in this proceeding, DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL EAST A DISTANCE OF 476.28 WITNESS my hand as clerk DISTANCE OF 265.96 FEET TO requiring accommodations in Florida Bar No.0157674 TY, FLORIDA you are entitled, at no cost to TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE FEET TO AN IRON PIPE; CON- of said Court and the Seal EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE order to participate in this pro- 303 Centre Street, Suite 200 CIVIL ACTION you,to the provision of certain POOLING AND SERVICING TINUE NORTH 65 DEGREES 49 thereof,this 6th day of March, OF CRAIG MARSH ROAD (A gram or activity should con- Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 CASE NO.: 45-2013-CA-000280 assistance.Please contact the AGREEMENT DATED AS OF MINUTES EAST A DISTANCE OF 2014. 60.0 FOOT RIGHT OF WAY); RUN tact the Growth Management Telephone:(904)261-0742 WELLS FARGO BANK, NA., ADA Coordinator (904) 548- JUNE 1,2007 SECURITIZED ASSET 12.0 FEET MORE OR LESS TO THE John Crawford THENCE SOUTH 15 DEGREES 52’ Department (904) 491-7328,or hppoole@bellsouth,net Plaintiff, 4600 press 0, at least 7 days BACKED RECEIVABLES LLC WATERS OF LOFTON CREEK; as Clerk of Said Court EAST ALONG SAID EASTERLY Florida Relay Service (1-800- Personal Representative: vs. before your scheduled court TRUST 2007-BR5, RUN THENCE IN A NORTH- By:/s/Megan Sawyer RIGHT OF WAY,A DISTANCE OF 955-8771) at least twenty-four Janice G. 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CROSSWORD/SUDOKU PEOPLE & PLACES PETS

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 2014 PAGE 6B NEWS-LEADER / FERNANDINA BEACH, FL This historic house has a moving history

There is a beautiful historic moved, but one time the home of a This photo shows the home located mid-island and where? The seafood restaurant and zoned Vaughan homestead circa on the Amelia River. The his- cost of mov- commercial. So in a reversal 1927. toric Mt. Hope home has not ing a house of the traditional rezoning PHOTO COURTESY OF DAVID always been located where it is deter- requests the lot is now zoned AND IRIS JACOBSEN happily lives today. It was mined by residential. actually moved in 2005. An the number On a hot August day every- island couple was faced with a of miles it thing was in place for the La fought at Valley Forge. The dilemma when a developer has to travel Rue Moving Company from first house was built in 1797 who bought the highly valued and the Green Cove Springs to care- and burned in 1862 and was property where the home FROM amount of fully move the four pieces of rebuilt on the original site. originally “lived” planned to THE disruption, the home to a lot just down The plantation had 250 acres demolish the house. PORCH so one the road and near its original of indigo and grew sea island The Georgian-style farm- important site. The entire move was cotton. house sat on property once considera- coordinated with local police, The house has had only known as the Mt. Hope Dickie tion was the utility companies, movers, three owners. The Vaughan Plantation and was one of Anderson distance construction workers and a family owned it for 150 years. three plantations that made up involved. If licensed arborist. As each It was then sold to the Amelia Island at one time. It traffic lights are involved it piece of the house moved Lohmans and to its current had been lovingly restored. costs $20,000 per light. At one slowly down the road, the owners. The house is current- No problem, just move the point there was discussion of arborist sitting on the roof of has been involved in other his- nity. A few of the projects and ly for sale. house, right? And so they did floating the house to another the house carefully monitored toric home moves and restora- groups that have benefited Lots of people move and and with great enthusiasm. site on Ft. George Island. the trees along the way and tions and oversaw the installa- include Trinity Church, the hate to leave their house, this No challenge was unmet and The couple found the per- trimmed only those that had tion of the house. Amelia Arts Academy and couple simply took theirs with there were some interesting fect lot not far from the to be trimmed. The entire The house has been Amelia Island Museum of them! ones. Their decision to save home’s original location. The move took about three hours. restored to its 1862 state has History as well as many oth- To receive her weekly the house and move it has lot had beautiful, stately live Rob McCloskey of M.W. had many parties and celebra- ers. newsletter or get information preserved an important part oaks and the marsh view that Master Builders in Orange tions including the marriage The original plantation about her books including her of Amelia Island’s plantation- the couple treasures. Park has nothing but admira- of the couple’s son and belonged to John Daniel four From the Porch books con- era history. Interestingly, they found the tion for the La Rue crew that fundraisers that have benefit- Vaughan, a veteran of the tact Dickie at dickie.anderson Yes, the house would be lot had to be rezoned. It was at moved the house. McCloskey ed the Amelia Island commu- Revolutionary War who @gmail.com

SUBMITTED PHOTOS ‘Have a Heart’ luncheon The Women’s Newcomers Club of Amelia Island/Nassau recently hosted a “Have a Heart” luncheon and raised a total of $2,760 for the Coalition for the Homeless of Nassau County. Donations by members were raffled off to generate the funds and a great time was had by all. Above, some of the new club members of the month with orientation chair Marcie Williver, from left, include Jane Scanlan, Kay Heard, Jerry Bodkin, Cathy Pierce, Gail Graddy, Marcia Owen, Williver, Ilene Metz and Sandra Smiley. Above left, from left, are Elizabeth Buckley, Antje Wortman, Patty Tunno and Bonnie LeMier. Below left, from left, are Liona Meaux and Jacquie Leary.

SUBMITTED Tops in science Fernandina Beach Middle School science teachers Becky Larson and Stuart Hamer and four of their students were guests of the Fernandina Kiwanis Club recently. FBMS has been rated an “A” school by the state Department of Education for the 13 year in a row. Their mission is: “To be committed to the goal of continuous self improvement, while striving to meet the needs of the students, parents, community and staff.” The students won the highest honors in the regional Science Fair and explained their projects to the club. From left are Hamer, club President Steve Scruggs, students Guan Johnson, Courtney Gill, Emily Vining, Kate Springer and Larson. For information on Kiwanis see their Facebook page. Library celebration The Peck Community Ensemble entertains a Special Olympics large crowd of library sup- The Fernandina Beach Rotary porters prior to the official Club recently welcomed Nassau groundbreaking in the County Special Olympics Executive library parking lot Feb. 27 Director Tom Christenson and medal- in recognition of the reno- ist Emma Venerdi, pictured with club vation/expansion of the President Shannon Brown, left. Fernandina Beach branch Venerdi, a junior at Fernandina of the Nassau County Beach High and a Special Olympics Library at 25 N. Fourth athlete for nearly 10 years, spoke St., above. Most of the about the program’s rapid growth in library’s parking lot is Nassau County. It now offers more closed but the library will sports such as basketball, bowling remain open during the and surfing as much-needed volun- renovation, which is teer coaches are recruited. expected to take about a Christenson added that while Special year. Library Director Olympics is a year-round program – Dawn Bostwick addresses free and open to all special-needs the crowd, left. children in Nassau County – the PHOTOS BY ANGELA DAUGHTRY biggest event locally is the Summer NEWS-LEADER Games, held at Yulee High School March 8. Another highlight is the Torch Run April 1 when athletes have a chance to carry the Special Olympics torch that will be part of the State Summer Games at the ESPN Wide World of Sports facility at Disney World in May. PHOTO BY MELANIE FERREIRA/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 2014 AROUND TOWN News-Leader 7B Get sneak peek of ‘Raisin in the Sun’ NASSAU COUNTY ANIMAL SERVICES

GLENDA SIMMONS JENKINS This big lovable guy’s For the News-Leader name is Stormy. He is a three- year-old American Bulldog The Stage Aurora Theatrical Company mix with a beautiful white Inc. will present a sneak peek of its upcom- coat and a blackish brown ing production, the Tony Award-nominat- spot around his left eye. ed “A Raisin in the Sun,” in Fernandina Stormy is 78 pounds of sweet- Beach. ness. He is neutered, has a Members of the cast will perform a one-year rabies vaccine, a scene from the play on Sunday, March 23, microchip and all his boost- during the worship service at the Greater ers. Unfortunately the poor Fernandina Beach Church of God, 305 S. fellow is heartworm positive. www.nassaucountyfl.com or Fourth St. Service begins at noon. But don’t let that keep you www.petfinder.com. To see The scene, “In my mother’s house, from adopting him! We have a him in person, come to the there is still God,” features Mama (Staci local vet that gives us a dis- Nassau County Animal Anderson, Kathy Surcey), Beneatha count on his treatment so out- Services, 86078 License Road, (Teresa Smith) and Ruth (Chelsea Hunt). of-pocket expenses are Yulee, 491-7440, Tuesday Ruth Charlene Davis appears in “Raisin” as reduced. His adoption fee is through Friday 11 a.m. to 4 Mrs. Johnson. Davis, a 1989 graduate of $50. Please give Stormy a p.m., Saturdays 11 a.m. to Fernandina Beach High School, plays the chance to win your heart! To 3:30 p.m., and closed Sundays concerned neighbor of the Youngers, the see him in action, go to and Mondays. family, living on Chicago’s Southside, at the center of the play’s plot. The presentation at the Greater Fer- SUBMITTED nandina Beach Church of God, where Members of the Younger family, actors Katherine Surcey (Mama), standing, CATS ANGELS Apostle Jeanette M. Richo is pastor, pre- clockwise, James Simpo, Jr. (Travis), Philip Polite (Walter Younger) and views the full production, directed by Jack Alvenia “Effie” Derban (Ruth Younger), in Stage Aurora’s production of “A NoNa is a gorgeous young Barnard. The play opens March 28 and Raisin in the Sun.” The theater will provide a sneak peek of the play on adult cat with shiny thick runs through April 6 at the Stage Aurora Sunday during the worship service at the Greater Fernandina Beach black fur. NoNa is a kitty with Performance Hall, 5188 Norwood Ave. Church of God, 305 S. Fourth St. Service begins at noon. a perpetual wink since she (Inside Gateway Town Center), Jackson- has only one eye and her ville. remaining eye is beautiful and Debuting on Broadway in March 11, become an American theater classic. Two- Anderson, Kathy Surcey; Beneatha expressive. NoNa likes to 1959, “A Raisin in the Sun” became the time Academy Award-winner Denzel Younger: Teresa Smith; Travis Younger: take frequent catnaps and she first written by a black woman to be pro- Washington will reprise the lead role of James Simpo Jr.; George Murchison: will always find a secluded duced on Broadway. Lorraine Hansberry Walter Lee Younger, the role Poitier made Dante Buckson, Abraham Gonzalez; place to enjoy a little time by found inspiration for the script in her fam- famous, in the latest Broadway revival of Asagai: Sam Brown; Mrs. Johnson: Ruth herself. She enjoys a good ily’s real-life experience launching a legal the play opening April 3. Charlene Davis; Karl Lindner: Leonard head scratch and all it takes is challenge against restrictive covenants Stage Aurora, founded by Jacksonville Alterman; Bobo: Joiakin Foster. a shake of the treat bag to that barred African Americans from mov- native Darryl Reuben Hall, strives “to Performances are Friday, March 28, 7 have her come running. ing into white neighborhoods. The New enlighten the mind by way of the Arts p.m.; Saturday, March 29, 6 p.m.; Sunday, NoNa is used to living with York Drama Critics’ Circle named it the through the African-American experience.” March 30, 3 p.m.; Saturday, April 5, 6 p.m.; other cats and gets along well best play of the year and it received four The company’s production of “A Raisin in and Sunday, April 6, 3 p.m. with them, but she would like Tony Award nominations. the Sun” will run Friday, March 28 through Tickets are $20 for adults, $15 for sen- to have a forever home where With a long list of notable actors appear- Sunday, April 6. iors and students (to age 17). Tickets at the she can be the center of your ing in the lead roles made famous by The cast includes Jack Barnard, direc- door are $22 and $17. For ticket info call attention. Fancy papers and Sidney Poitier, Ruby Dee and Claudia tor; Walter Lee Younger: Phillip M. Polite; Stage Aurora at (904) 765-7372 or Brothers expensive price tags don’t Saturday, March 29 to attend McNeil, the play, also released as a film in Ruth Younger: Alvenia Derban, Chelsea 2000 at (904) 768-6004, visit www.tick- make for great pets. The right the sixth annual Nassau 1961 and as the musical “Raisin,” has Love Hunt; Lena (Mama) Younger: Staci etleap.com or www.stageaurora.org. cat does. Cats Angels has County Animal Expo being amazing cats and kittens in all held at the Atlantic Rec shapes, sizes and colors just Center from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. waiting to be your great pet! It’s a day of fun and informa- Read more about them on our tion for the whole family. Cats PET PROJECTS VIDEO CONTEST WINNER website at Angels is an all-volunteer www.catsangels.com. Cats organization and receives no Animal Expo Nassau Humane Society Angels Thrift Store/Adoption government monies. The rev- Teen Volunteer Center at 709 S. Eighth St. is enue to support our programs The sixth annual Nassau Coordinator Rebecca open Monday through is gained through fundrais- County Animal Expo hosted Ayers presents a prize to Saturday from 11 a.m. til 5 ing, donations, and sales from by Cats Angels, Inc. SPCA will Emma Shafer, first place p.m. or you can call 321-2267. our Thrift Store. Read more be held on Saturday, March winner in NHS’s recent The Thrift Store at Cats about our Spay/Neuter, TNR 29 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Teen Art and Video Angels needs your generous and Adoption Programs at the Atlantic Recreation Center Contest to promote the donations. If you are spring www.catsangels.com. in Fernandina Beach. importance of spaying cleaning or have garage sale Please take advantage of There will be over 30 ani- and neutering pets. The leftovers, please don’t forget the free spay/neuter services mal groups and vendors with pets starring in her us. Cats Angels accepts all available to all Nassau County special performances by the video were extra special items in clean working condi- residents and the free trans- Jumpin’ Jax Flyball Club. to NHS because they tion except older model TV’s, port from Yulee and Callahan. Furry friends will be available were adopted from the computers or clothing. The Don’t wait, call First Coast No for adoption. A Silent Auction shelter. Shafter is in the cats will appreciate dry cat More Homeless Pets at (904) sponsored by Trailer Park eighth grade at Fernan- food and litter donations. 425-0005 to make an appoint- Collectibles has items for dina Beach Middle We’re also the place to recy- ment. You can also call Cats every budget. Pastry chef School. Watch her video cle your aluminum and cat Angels at 321-2267 for more Noelle Almond and “Desserts at www.youtube.com/ food cans. Our recycle bins information or help with by Noelle” will be featured at watch?v=bC1VBuhJDdA. are located at the back of our feral/community cats. Spay the Bake Sale. Meet Cats NHS thanks Moon River parking lot at 709 S. Eighth and neuter – the responsible Angels’ mascot Halo at the Pizza and Cinemark St. Mark your calendars for solution. Kids Corner. Admission is Cinemas for donating gift free, but for every 5 pounds of certificates to the prize dry cat/dog food donated a winner. Ayers organized ticket will be given for door the contest. Join the NASSAU HUMANE SOCIETY prizes. Well-behaved leashed Youth Volunteer Group pets are welcome. For more on Facebook. information, visit www.nassau SUBMITTED animal.com or call Cats Angels at 321-2267. • • • Cats Angels welcomes HOME & GARDEN BRIEFS donations valued at $25 or more for the silent auction at Native plants turing salt marsh, hardwood hammock, a the Nassau County Animal reclaimed freshwater swamp and coastal Expo March 29 at the Atlantic Florida Native Plant Society, Ixia hammock. Bring binoculars, field guide, Recreation Center. The expo Chapter, will meet March 20, 6:30 p.m., at bug juice, sunscreen, rain gear and water. benefits Spay/Neuter, Adop- the Regency Square Library, 9900 Regency For information call Carol Wyatt at 261-9272 tion and TNR (Trap-Neuter- Square Blvd., Jacksonville. Ixia member and or email [email protected]. Return to Caregiver) pro- butterfly expert Bill Berthet will present, grams and brings the com- “Locating, observing, and photographing River cleanup munity together with animal butterfly sites in Sichuan and Yunnan The 2014 St Marys River Celebration will Fancy is a very happy, herself, around the old rail- groups to promote the adop- Provinces in China, including a visit to the be held March 22 from 8 a.m.-noon, follow- good-natured young lady who road depot. With medicine, tion of rescued animals. If you ‘first wonder of the world,’ The Stone Forest ed by a celebration at White Oak Plantation is accustomed to living with food and TLC she has turned can help, please contact Cats and The Naigu Stone Forest S.E. of Kunm- for volunteers. Tickets will be issued that people, but unfortunately her into quite the beautiful cat, Angels at 321-2267 or catsan- ing.” The meeting is free and open to the volunteers can be redeem for a T-shirt. owners couldn’t keep her any and she’s been doing very [email protected]. public. Visit http://ixia.fnpschapters.org/ or Volunteers from four counties will scour more. She’s a Retriever/ well becoming socialized with call (904) 655-2550 for information. the shorelines of the rivers, lakes and Chow Chow mix, about a year the other cats in our cattery. ‘Full Moon Madness’ streams of the St Marys River system, old. She only weighs about 40 We think she would probably RAIN Humane Society Cooking class removing thousands of pounds of trash from pounds and is fully grown, so do best in a household with Thrift Shop will host Full Amelia Island Culinary Academy demon- the waterway and its banks. To register call she’s a fine size for a house no cats or only one other cat. Moon Madness April 15 from stration classes with Chef Bill Thompson Dean Woehrle at (904) 845-2806 or Keep dog. She has a lovely black You can give Kita a new life, 7-9 p.m. at its thrift shop in the continue March 22 from 1:30-3:30 p.m. at Nassau Beautiful at 261-0165. coat that glistens in the sun, and she’ll love you forever for Harris Teeter Shopping 232 N. Second St. Enjoy a fun class with soulful brown eyes and a won- it! And remember, Tuesdays Center on Amelia Island. Thompson demonstrating cooking tech- Trail walk derful smile. She walks well are Tuxedo Tuesdays at the Enjoy shopping, blue light niques. The menu will feature appetizers Join Walkin’ Nassau on March 25 for an on her leash, and we believe Nassau Humane Society – 25 specials, door prizes, double adobo pork sate, chimichurri, melon shoot- evening walk along the Amelia Island she’s housetrained. She’s percent off the regular adop- credit punches on Loyalty ers, pancetta crisp, balsamic syrup and chili- Bike/Walk Trail from Peters Point on South very friendly and affectionate, tion fee for black or black-and- Cards, Rachel Rain, refresh- lime peanuts. Tastings follow. Fee is $35. Fletcher Avenue. Dinner will follow at a and loves to be petted! She’s white cats! ments and snacks. A warm For registration and information email nearby location for anyone interested. Meet also very smart, and her ears You can find information meal will be provided free of [email protected]. at Peters Point at 5 p.m. to sign in. For more will tell you when she’s on on all of our adoptable dogs charge for any pet that brings information contact Jane Bailey at dnjbailey alert. She already knows how and cats on our website, an owner to shop. (All owners Beekeeping workshop @mindspring.com or 261-9884. to sit, and accepts treats gen- NassauHumaneSociety.com, must be on leashes.) The UF/IFAS Nassau County Extension tly. She’s heartworm-negative and many of them have Service will host a Beekeeping for Naturalist class and already spayed, and videos too. Our adoption cen- Free spay/neuters Beginners workshop on March 22 from 9 Coastal Trader II, 2245 Sadler Road, ready to start loving you ter at 671 Airport Road is Free spay/neuter surger- a.m.-3 p.m. at the Extension office at 543350 Fernandina Beach will host its first Island today! Please bring your fami- open 11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. ies are available through a US 1, Callahan. Hear presentations on bee Education Series on April 1 from 4-4:30 p.m. ly and other pets over for a Tuesday-Friday, 11 a.m.-4 PetSmart Charities grant for biology, beekeeping equipment, getting for ages 5 and up with Wild Amelia Junior meet-and-greet with lovable, p.m. Saturdays and 11 a.m.-3 all owned dogs, cats and feral started, managing your beehives, the how- Naturalist Program author Robyn Nemes happy Fancy! p.m. Sundays. You can call us cats in Nassau County for the to’s of harvesting honey, regulations, presenting information on “Crab Kita is a true rescue cat, at 321-1647, or email next two years. This grant is inspections and Africanized bees, followed Adaptations” from the Seashore booklet. and now she’s ready for a for- [email protected]. We’re available to all Nassau resi- by a question and answer with the experts. The cost is $10 and advance registration is ever home with you! She’s a also on Facebook! While dents. The only fee is if your Beekeeping vendors will raffle off equip- required at [email protected] or by Domestic Shorthair mix, you’re at our website, please pet does not have a current ment and offer supplies for purchase. calling Susan DeWolf at 321-6369. about a year and a half old, click on “New Animal Shelter license tag, which is $10. Registration is $15/person or $20/couple to and she’s small and fully Capital Campaign” to see how Call First Coast No More cover materials. Lunch is provided and Container gardening grown. She’s a tuxedo cat you can help us reach our Homeless Pets at (904) 425- sponsored by Farm Credit. Participants pay On April 2 at 10 a.m., Master Gardener with a gorgeous, soft coat. fundraising goal for our des- 0005 to make an appointment. by cash or check at the door and may want volunteer Carol Ann Atwood will conduct a You’ll love her sweet green perately needed new shelter Pet cats can receive an to bring extra cash for the raffle and to pur- Landscape Matters class on container gar- eyes and the cute little white building, which is currently FVRCP and flea/worming chase equipment. Register by March 20 by dening from beginning to end, including a socks on her paws! She was under construction. Thank treatment for $5 each. calling (904) 879-1019. handout of surrounding nurseries and plant found downtown fending for you! Free transport is offered Bird club identification. She will share color photo- from Petco on A1A in Yulee graphs with different plants and their cultur- APUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCMENT every Wednesday at 7 a.m. The Nassau County Bird Club will meet al requirements. The session will take place BY THE NEWS-LEADER and from Callahan every on March 22 at 8 a.m., rain or shine, for an at the Yulee Extension office. The class is Tuesday at 7 a.m. at Wal- outing at Egans Creek Greenway, located free and open to the public. For information, greens’ drive-through pharma- behind the Atlantic Recreation Center, 2500 see the Extension website at: http://nas- cy, corner of A1A and US 301. Atlantic Ave., and across the street from sau.ifas.ufl.edu/horticulture/landmatters/la Call the hotline at (904) 425- Fort Clinch State Park. ndmatters.html or contact the office at 879- 0005 to reserve a spot on the The Greenway is on the Great Florida 1019. Master Gardeners are on phone duty transport. Birding Trail. It is a dynamic landscape fea- Fridays from 10 a.m.-2 p.m., at 491-7340.

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er/$15 per passenger after. bread. Call 261-7900 for infor- on 3rd St. presentation on Rows program and other Lunch is included. Lunch for mation. March 21 at 6 p.m. will feature funding opportunities from the PEOPLE &PLACES non-riders is a $10 donation. Laptop class author Rob Hicks with his Jaguars. Enjoy live music, food, prizes newest book, Amelia Island NAMI walk and a raffle to win a Harley A Beginner Laptop Work- (Then and Now), contrasting Davidson motorcycle. shop will be held in March at images of iconic places in The Nassau County affili- SPECIAL EVENTS donation, go to Register through March 20 the Council On Aging East Fernandina’s past with ate of NAMI (National Alliance www.8flagsplayscapes.org. by calling Candy Holloway at Nassau, 1367 South 18th St. images from the present day. on Mental Illness) is hosting a St. Michael carnival Music and brew fest Ark of Nassau, 225-9355 or for people interested in learn- This program is free for mem- free community gathering email cholloway@arkofnas- ing the basics of their comput- bers and a suggested dona- from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. March 29 The St. Michael Academy 8 Flags Playscapes and sau.org. Make checks ers. Jan Cote-Merow, Com- tion of $5 for non-members. at the gazebo in Central Park, Carnival will take place March the city of Fernandina Beach payable to Ark of Nassau and puter Coach, is the instructor. Seating is first-come, first- 1218 Atlantic Ave. Local men- 20-23 in Central Park on will host the Slide into Spring mail to 86051 Hamilton St., She has been teaching com- served. Contact Gray at 261- tal/behavioral health providers Atlantic Avenue in Fernandina Music and Craft Brew Festival Yulee, FL 32097. puter lessons on Amelia 7378, ext. 102, or gray@ will answer any questions Beach. Enjoy rides, food and on March 29 to raise funds for THIS WEEK Island for 10 years. The cost ameliamuseum.org. about local services. fun Thursday and Friday from the all-accessible playground. of each session is a donation Columbus ships visit Refreshments will be provided 5-10 p.m., Saturday noon-11 Enjoy music, craft brew tast- Reunions of $10 to Council on Aging, a and a raffle will be held at p.m. and Sunday noon to 10 ing, food, cold refreshments, 501.c3 not-for-profit charity. The “Pinta” and the “Nina,” noon. p.m. For information call 321- arts and crafts, fashion shows, A reunion for students Call Jan at 583-2870 for dates replicas of Columbus’ ships, Enjoy fun and a stroll to the 2102. a kids zone and more. Craft attending Yulee High School and registration information. will be docked in downtown beach to promote awareness Answer lady brew tasting will take place reunion from 1941 to 1965 will Relay for Life Fernandina Beach March 21- about the need to reduce stig- from noon-5 p.m. Live music be held on April 26 in the 24, departing early March 25. ma surrounding mental ill- Amelia Community Theatre will be performed all day long home of Richard Wilson in The next Relay for Life Enjoy a self-guided tour for ness. For information call 277- will present “The Lady With All with Keller Williams closing north Jacksonville. Social hour team meeting will be held at $8 adults, $7 seniors and $6 1886 or email the Answers,” starring Sinda the event from 7-9 p.m. begins at 4 p.m. with enter- the Fernandina Beach Police ages 5-16. Children 4 and [email protected] Nichols, at 8 p.m. March 20, Tickets are $20 in advance tainment by John Springer. Department’s community under are free. The ships are m. Visit nassau.nami.org. 21, 22 and at 2 p.m. on March and $25 at the door. A limited Dinner will be served at 5 p.m. room on Lime Street on open daily from 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Free kids’ art 23 in the studio theatre at 209 number of VIP ticket are avail- Ticket cost is $15 per person. March 19 at 6 p.m. Relay for No reservations necessary. Cedar St. All tickets are $15 able for $50. Contact Jay Tickets are available at Life will begin at noon on April For a 30-minute guided The Island Art Association and may be purchased at Robertson at jrobertson@fbfl. Southeastern Bank in Yulee 5. For more information, to put group tour call 1-787-672- Education Center, 18 N. ameliacommunitytheatre.org org or 753-0001. or by mail from Dalia Talbird, together a team or become a 2152 or email columfnd1492 Second St., offers free art or by calling 261-6749. The SpringFest concert 86630 Pages Dairy Road, corporate sponsor of Relay for @gmail.com. Minimum of 15 classes for children. show, by David Rambo, is Yulee, FL 32097. For more Life of Fernandina Beach/ people required at $5 each. Upcoming classes include: drawn from the life and letters The Assad Family of Brazil information call 225-5718. Yulee, call Melanie at 391- No maximum. Visit www.then- • March 29, Children’s Art, of advice columnist Ann will perform at the Amelia • • • 3643, visit RelayForLife.org or ina.com. for ages 6-9, 10-11 a.m. and Landers and written with the Island Chamber Music The Fernandina Beach email Melanie.Overkrom Pancake breakfast 11:15 a.m.- 12:15 p.m., led by cooperation of her daughter Festival’s first SpringFest con- High School Class of 1979 will @cancer.org. Anne Howden Margo Howard. Email acthe- cert on March 31 at 7:30 p.m. hold its 35th reunion June 27- Alzheimer’s support Fernandina Beach/Yulee • Middle School Art, for [email protected] for information. at Walker’s Landing at the 29, 2014, with the theme: Relay for Life team Connie’s ages 10-13, 1-2:15 p.m., led Heel-n-Wheel Omni Amelia Island Pirates Midsummer Dream. The Alzheimer’s Caregiver Crusaders will host a pancake by Anne Howden Plantation. Cost is $25 per person and Support Group for Nassau breakfast March 22 from 8-10 • March 31, Afternoon Art, 8 Flags Playscapes’ fourth Brazilian-born brothers $40 per couple. Send check County meets the third a.m. at Applebee’s on Sadler for ages 6-12, 3:30-5:30 p.m., annual Heel-n-Wheel is set for Sérgio and Odair Assad have or money order to Class of Thursday each month at The Road to raise funds in honor led by Anne Howden March 29 to support construc- set the benchmark for all gui- 1979 35th year Reunion, P.O. Council on Aging. The next of Connie Ellertson’s fight Classes are free with all tion of the Pirate Playground, tarists by creating new stan- Box 16234, Fernandina meeting is March 20 from against cancer. This Celebrity materials furnished. Students Fernandina Beach’s first com- dards of innovation, technical Beach, FL 32034. 2:30-4:30 p.m. Guest speaker Waiter Challenge will crown must be pre-registered. Call munity-accessible playground. ingenuity and expression. Bingo Thursdays and “Successful Aging the winner who collects the the gallery at 261-7020. This year, The Community Their repertoire includes origi- Facilitator Expert” Barbara most tips with “Super Waiter” COMING UP Foundation for Northeast nal compositions by Sérgio The public is invited to play Bruce will present a work- bragging rights. Waiters Florida will match all funds and his reworking of folk, jazz bingo every Thursday at the shop. This meeting is open to include Journey Church Men’s Book sale raised by $2 for each dollar and Latin music. Daughters Legion, 626 S. Third St., the public and everyone who Pastor Ben Hall, Outreach raised. So, every $1 equals Carolina and Clarice on Fernandina Beach, in the has an interest is welcome to Pastor Jonathan Mock, Youth Friends of the Fernandina $3. vocals will join the Assad large smoke-free meeting hall. attend. For information call Pastor Robbie Lewis and Beach Library Book Sale will Register/check-in at the brothers. Purchase tickets at Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and Debra Dombkowski, LPN, at Small Groups Pastor Lance be held April 3-5 in the Peck Main Beach Skate Park from www.aicmf.com or 261-1779. early bird games start at 6:05 261-0701, ext. 113. Jones. Tickets are $8 and Center gym, 516 South 10th 9-9:45 a.m. Each team should For SpringFest details, visit p.m., with regular play begin- Wine & design available from Joni Reid at St., offering some 20,000 bring a decorated wheelchair www.AICMF.com. ning at 6:30 p.m. The bingo (904) 556-6767, Elisha Mock books in dozens of cate- or borrow one provided at the Benefit ride session is nine games for St. Peter’s will host a Wine at (904) 945-3887, or gories, CDs, DVDs, audio and event. Teams will join in a 2- $20, with multiple jackpots. and Design Class on March Jonathan Mock at (904) 753- children’s items, most priced mile walk from the Skate Park Ride with the Sheriff on For questions email post54 20 at 6 p.m. Artist Andrea 8765. For a $5 donation get a from 50 cents to $2. Proceeds to Atlantic Recreation Center April 5 in the inaugural [email protected]. Proceeds Lasserre provides a rough photo with the Easter Bunny. support the library. and back. While at the Rec Motorcycle Ride to benefit Ark support programs sponsored sketch of the scene to be Relay for Life will be held The preview party is April 3 Center, everyone can check of Nassau. The escorted ride by the American Legion. completed and directs you April 5-6, beginning at noon from 5-7 p.m. for FOL mem- out progress on the play- will begin and end at Ark, US Legion dinners through the process. Bring on Saturday at the Yulee High bers only. Non-members may ground. After the Heel-n- 17 and Hamilton Street in your favorite wine, a creative School football field. join at the door. Public hours Wheel, the action will continue Yulee. The American Legion Post attitude and the fee of $35 for Twilight cruise are April 4, 9:30 a.m.-6 p.m. at Main Beach for the Slide Check-in begins at 8:30 54, corner of Third and Gum an evening of fun. Easels, and April 5, 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Into Spring Music and Craft a.m. Kickstands up at 10:30 streets in downtown paint, brushes, canvases and Nassau Boomers will host For questions regarding dona- Beer Festival benefiting the a.m. Donation is $30 per driv- Fernandina Beach, holds a instruction provided. Space is a “Twilight BYOB Cruise” with tions contact Annie Sparkle at playground. For information, to er/$20 per passenger until steak night the third Saturday limited; to reserve contact Amelia River Cruises on 310-9290. register a team or make a March 20 and $35 per driv- of each month from 5-7 p.m. Rich at 261-4293 or March 22, departing at 6 p.m. Newcomers coffee Donation is $12 for a steak [email protected]. Enjoy your favorite beverage cooked to order, potato, corn Men’s Newcomers and listen to local entertainers The Newcomers Club of on the cob, roll and a salad. aboard The Bald Eagle cata- Amelia Island will host its Call 261-7900 for information. The Men’s Newcomers maran. monthly coffee on April 10. The American Legion Club of Amelia Island will hold Seating is limited. Tickets Women interested in joining Auxiliary holds a dinner the its next lunch-meeting on are $28 plus tax. Mention the club and who reside in second Saturday of each March 20 at the Fernandina Nassau Boomers when you Nassau County (no matter month at the Post. Donation is Beach Golf Club at 11:30 a.m. buy your ticket. Bring your how long they have lived $8 for a pork loin dinner with Michael J. Davidson, MD, will own snacks and drinks. here) are welcome to attend. two vegetable sides and discuss the major and minor Purchase tickets at www. For further information contact conditions that comprise the ameliarivercruises.com. Call Lucy Bryan at (904) 430-0119 “Heat Illness Syndromes”: 261-9972 for information. The or [email protected] or visit PUZZLE 03.12 heat cramps, dehydration, ticket kiosk is located at 1 www.newcomersofameliais- heat syncope, heat exhaus- North Front St. RSVP to land.com. tion, and heat stroke. He will [email protected] Acting course also review the basic physiol- . Interested Boomers may ogy of body temperature regu- want to have dinner after- Amelia Community lation along with preventive wards. Nassau Boomers is a Theatre will offer a seven- measures and treatment. club for singles who are baby week acting course on scene Tickets are $17 at the door. boomers to enjoy like-minded study and monologues, on All men, whether new or long- activities. Tuesdays from April 15-May time residents, are welcome Cooking class 27. The course, which is to attend the meeting and join geared for all levels, including the club. Visit www.mensnew- Amelia Island Culinary beginners, will be taught by comersclub.org. Academy demonstration Sinda Nichols and limited to Third Friday classes with Chef Bill 10 adults age 18 and over for Thompson continue March 22 each session. The Tuesday The Amelia Island from 1:30-3:30 p.m. at 232 N. afternoon session will be from Museum of History’s next 3rd Second St. Enjoy a fun class 2:30-5 p.m. and the Tuesday with Thompson demonstrating evening session will be from cooking techniques. The 6:30-9 p.m. at 207 Cedar St. menu will feature appetizers Tuition fee is $70. Sign up by adobo pork sate, chimichurri, calling the ACT box office at melon shooters, pancetta 261-6749 or at the ACT crisp, balsamic syrup and Online Store, www.amelia- chili-lime peanuts. Tastings communitytheatre.org. For follow. Fee is $35. For regis- information on the curriculum, FAMOUS 48. City on the Rio Everest, e.g. tration and information email contact Sinda Nichols at INVENTORS Grande 20. Junk yard stuff [email protected]. [email protected]. 50. Hideous 22. 1, e.g. DAR estate sale ‘Swinging on a Star’ ACROSS 52. Get the picture 24. Washer/dryer 1. Bodily lumps 53. Shakespeare’s unit Amelia Island Daughters of The GFWC Woman’s Club 6. Be in the red metrical unit 25. *Dynamite the American Revolution of Fernandina Beach invites 9. Flexible mineral 55. Sushi restaurant inventor (DAR) are scouring their you to join them for Swinging 13. Unusual or staple 26. “Carmen,” e.g. attics, emptying old trunks and on a Star: An Evening of eccentric 57. Morally pure 27. Luciano raiding barns for treasures. Oscar Winning Songs pre- 14. Pen ___ 60. *Tactile writing Pavarotti, e.g. This is a one-time event sented by the Voices of 15. *National _____ inventor 29. U.S. city and encompassing contents from Amelia Musical Playhouse on of Science, 64. Domenikos lake many different homes will be April 11 at the Woman’s Club, awarded inven- Theotokopoulos, 31. De Valera’s land held on Saturday, March 22 201 Jean LaFitte Blvd. Enjoy tors a.k.a. El _____ 32. Gambling from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. at the heavy hors d’oeuvres with 16. “Holberg Suite” 65. Wade’s oppo- choice, pl. wine starting at 7 p.m. and the composer nent 33. Bring out Kelley Pest Control Building, 17. Put to work 67. Remained firm 34. River in Hades corner of South 10th and Lime performance at 8 p.m. 18. Do penance 68. European finch 36. Surrender terri- streets. Cocktail attire. Tickets are $75 19. *Denim pants 69. DNA transmitter tory NEXT WEEK per person. Proceeds benefit inventor 70. Not these 38. *Cousteau’s the club’s scholarships for 21. *Ford’s assem- 71. Dumbfounded aqua-____ Learning series high school girls and library bly line product 72. Japanese capi- 42. More pale funds for Nassau County 23. ___ 7, 1941 tal 45. *Motion-picture One in eight Americans schools. Contact Carolyn 24. Blondie’s hit 73. Red Sea nation camera inventor has Type 2 diabetes. Find out Guerrin at 261-8356 or cguer- “The ____ Is DOWN 49. Granola grain how to prevent or control this [email protected]. High” 1. Wheel teeth 51. Possible adjec- “silent killer” at Family Support Artists Books workshop 25. “Just kidding!” 2. Nomad’s round tive for bread Services of North Florida’s 28. *Richard ____, house 54. Like Christmas Breakfast Learning Series on A Longstitch Artist Sketch- inventor of 3. Affect emotionally 56. Quality of many March 25 at 9 a.m. at 96016 books with Painted Covers Scotch Tape 4. *Now found on a ballerina Lofton Square Court in Yulee. workshop will be held on April 30. *Inventor of the invention by 57. Captain and his Networking and continental 12 at the Island Arts Educa- engine of same Dunlop party Fill in the squares so breakfast begin at 8:30 a.m.; tion Center, 18 N. Second St., name 5. Proceeded with- 58. Not there that each row, column program from 9-10:30 a.m. from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 35. Crude group out pause 59. *a.k.a. LSD, Register at FSS.BLS.Nassau Make a multi-signature 37. Seed coat 6. “Moonlight invented by and 3-by-3 box @fssnf.org or 225-5347. The journal with your own painting 39. Accent mark Sonata,” e.g. Albert Hofmann 40. “Good” to 7. Singular past 60. Chili seed contain the numbers program is free. Meg on the cover: and something Sophia Loren tense of “be” 61. Rumpelstiltskin 1 through 9. Solution McAlpine, UF/Nassau County new: a recycled box cover as 41. Betty Page, e.g. 8. Fragrant resin machine Extension Office, will discuss well. 43. To defeat deci- 9. Dole out 62. Eminem’s hit will appear in the the risk factors of diabetes Needles, bookbinding sively 10. Object of wor- “____ Yourself” Friday B-section. and information about the thread of a variety of colors, 44. Grind down ship 63. “I Dream of chronic disease. beads, cutting tools, paper 46. Largest volcano 11. Not in optimist’s Jeannie” star Friday, March 14 T-Neisha Tate, foundation and paint are part of the fee of in Europe vocabulary? 64. Fed. property Solution program coordinator with the $75. For information, contact 47. Write on tomb- 12. Draft pick manager Jacksonville Jaguars, will dis- Eliza Holliday at eliza@letter- stone, e.g. 15. Conquered the 66. Two halves cuss how to create an Honor ist.com or 556-2517.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS 105 Public Notice 105 Public Notice 105 Public Notice EMPLOYMENT A petition that disputes the material Although EPA’s 45-day review period will 102 Lost & Found 105 Public Notice facts on which the Permitting Authorityís be performed concurrently with the ALL REAL ESTATE Advertised 201 Help Wanted action is based must contain the public comment period, the deadline for Herein - is subject to the Federal following information: (a) The name submitting a citizen petition to object to Fair Housing Act, which makes it air/emission/apds/default.asp and LOCAL REAL ESTATE COMPANY - LOST HAND CARVED WALKING and address of each agency affected the EPA Administrator will be illegal to advertise any entering the permit number shown now hiring for full time management CANE - in vicinity of Amelia Park at Dr. and each agency’s file or identification determined as if EPA’s 45-day review preference, limitation, or above. Interested persons may contact staff position. Forty hours per week Cu’s office. Sticker on cane w/owner’s number, if known; (b) The name, period is performed after the public discrimination based on race, the Permitting Authorityís project review with fixed schedule. Fax resume to name. If found, pls call 904-261-6609. address, any email address, telephone comment period has ended. The final color, religion, sex, handicap, engineer for additional information at 261-9479. number and any facsimile number of the Title V air operation permit will be issued familial status or national origin, the address or phone number listed petitioner; the name, address, any email after the conclusion of the 45-day EPA or the intention to make any such If You Have Lost Your Pet - please above. ELIZABETH POINTE LODGE - P/T check the Nassau Humane Society address, telephone number, and any review period so long as no adverse preference, limitation or front desk to do night audit 3pm- facility located at 671 Airport Rd. next facsimile number of the petitionerís comments are received that result in a discrimination. 11pm. Must work weekends. Please Notice of Intent to Issue Permit: representative, if any, which shall be the different decision or significant change to the airport (904)321-1647 & the The Permitting Authority gives notice of apply in person, 98 S. Fletcher Ave. address for service purposes during the of terms or conditions. The status The News-Leader will not Nassau County Animal Shelter, 86078 its intent to issue a draft/proposed Title course of the proceeding; and an regarding EPA’s 45-day review of this knowingly accept any advertising License Rd. in Yulee next to the drivers V air operation permit revision to the SERVERS & COOK - for fast paced explanation of how the petitioner’s project and the deadline for submitting a for real estate which is in violation license building (904)491-7440. applicant for the project described family resturant. Experience required substantial interests will be affected by citizen petition can be found at the of the law. All persons are hereby above. The applicant has provided for F/T lunch & dinner schedule. EOE. the agency determination; (c) A following website address: informed that all dwellings reasonable assurance that continued Apply 2-4pm only. Sonny’s BBQ, Fern. statement of when and how each http://www.epa.gov/region4/air/p advertised are available on an 105 Public Notice operation of the existing equipment will Bch. petitioner received notice of the agency ermits/florida.htm equal opportunity basis. not adversely impact air quality and that action or proposed decision; (d) A the project will comply with all JANITOR - Immediate opportunity PUBLIC NOTICE OF INTENT statement of all disputed issues of Objections: Finally, pursuant to 42 If you believe that you may have appropriate provisions of Chapters 62-4, with Martex Services on Amelia Island TO ISSUE AIR PERMIT material fact. If there are none, the United States Code (U.S.C.) Section been discriminated against in 62-204, 62-210, 62-212, 62-213, 62- for a reliable janitor. Work includes petition must so indicate; (e) A concise 7661d(b)(2), any person may petition connection with the sale, rental or policing grounds in a resort community, Florida Department of 296 and 62-297, F.A.C. The Permitting statement of the ultimate facts alleged, the Administrator of the EPA within 60 financing of housing, call the cleaning common areas, trash removal, Environmental Protection Authority will issue a subsequent final including the specific facts the petitioner days of the expiration of the Administra- United States Department of etc.. Full time -- must be able to work Northeast District Office permit in accordance with the conditions contends warrant reversal or tor’s 45-day review period as estab- Housing and Urban Development weekends and holidays. Reliable Draft/Proposed Peråmit No. of the draft/proposed permit unless a modification of the agency’s proposed lished at 42 U.S.C. Section 7661d(b)(1), - HUD - 1(800)669-9777, or for transportation and clean driving record 0890004-042-AV response received in accordance with action; (f) A statement of the specific to object to the issuance of any Title V the hearing impaired 1(800)927- required. Experience preferred. Rayonier Performance Fibers, LLC, the following procedures results in a rules or statutes the petitioner contends air operation permit. Any petition shall 9275. Excellent benefits and compensation. Fernandina Beach Sulfite Pulp Mill different decision or a significant change require reversal or modification of the be based only on objections to the FAX resume to 904-261-0821 or call Nassau County, Florida of terms or conditions. agencyís proposed action including an Permit that were raised with reasonable 904-261-5364. explanation of how the alleged facts specificity during the 30-day public Applicant: The applicant for this Comments: The Permitting Authority relate to the specific rules or statutes; comment period provided in the Public project is Rayonier Performance Fibers, will accept written comments concerning and, (g) A statement of the relief sought Notice, unless the petitioner demon- REGIONAL MEDIA COMPANY - is LLC. The applicant’s responsible official the draft/proposed Title V air operation by the petitioner, stating precisely the strates to the Administrator of the EPA EMPLOYMENT looking for an Advertising Salesperson. and mailing address are: C. A. permit for a period of 30 days from the action the petitioner wishes the agency that it was impracticable to raise such Ideal candidate will be a self-starter McDonald, General Manager, Rayonier date of publication of the Public Notice. to take with respect to the agencyís objections within the comment period or with a proven record of successful Performance Fibers, LLC, Fernandina Written comments must be received by proposed action. A petition that does unless the grounds for such objection 201 Help Wanted advertising sales. Competitive salary Beach Sulfite Pulp Mill, P. O. Box 2002, the close of business (5:00 p.m.), on or not dispute the material facts upon arose after the comment period. Filing with benefits package. Submit resume Fernandina Beach, FL 32035. before the end of this 30-day period by which the Permitting Authority’s action is of a petition with the Administrator of ISLAND HAIR CO. - Hair Stylist & Nail the Permitting Authority at the above to: H.R., P.O. Box 16766-B, based shall state that no such facts are the EPA does not stay the effective date Technician position available. Call Margie Fernandina Beach, FL 32035. Facility Location: The applicant address. As part of his or her comments, in dispute and otherwise shall contain of any permit properly issued pursuant at 583-3336 or Phyllis at 753-0363. any person may also request that the operates the existing Fernandina Beach the same information as set forth above, to the provisions of Chapter 62-213, TOP RATED B&B - looking for reliable Permitting Authority hold a public Sulfite Pulp Mill, which is located in as required by Rule 28-106.301, F.A.C. F.A.C. Petitions filed with the Admini- housekeeper. Will train. Must be meeting on this permitting action. If the YOGA TEACHER WANTED - Amelia Nassau County at the foot of Gum strator of EPA must meet the require- professional. Drug-free environment. Permitting Authority determines there is Island Yoga Studio. Please call (904) Street in Fernandina Beach, Florida. Because the administrative hearing ments of 42 U.S.C. Section 7661d(b)(2) Apply in person between 11am and sufficient interest for a public meeting, it 335-0539. process is designed to formulate final and must be filed with the Administrator 3pm. 614 Ash St. in downtown will publish notice of the time, date, and Project: The applicant applied on agency action, the filing of a petition of the EPA at: U.S. EPA, 401 M Street, Fernandina. location in the Florida Administrative January 31, 2014 to the Department for means that the Permitting Authority’s S.W., Washington, D.C. 20460. For CDL-A TEAM OWNER OPERATORS - Weekly (FAW). If a public meeting is a Title V air operation permit revision. final action may be different from the more information regarding EPA review $2500 lease incentive! Team dedicated P/T SALE POSITION 20-30 HRS - requested within the 30-day comment This is revision of Title V air operation position taken by it in this written notice and objections, visit EPA’s Region 4 web routes. Great revenue & regular weekly Sales experience preferred. Bring period and conducted by the Permitting permit No. 0890004-041-AV. The of Intent to Issue Air Permit. Persons site at http://www.epa.gov/ home time! (888)486-5946 NFI resume & local background check to Authority, any oral and written existing facility consists of EU005 Vent whose substantial interests will be region4/air/permits/florida.htm Industries, nfipartners.com. ANF 1116 S. 14th St., Fern. Bch. Gas Scrubber and Direct Contact comments received during the public affected by any such final decision of the Condenser; EU006 Sulfite Recovery meeting will also be considered by the Permitting Authority on the application Boiler, red liquor solids and oil fired Permitting Authority. If timely received have the right to petition to become a boiler; EU010 Biological Effluent written comments or comments party to the proceeding, in accordance Treatment System; EU011 Dissolving- received at a public meeting result in a with the requirements set forth above. Grade Bleaching System; EU021 significant change to the draft/proposed Evaporator Vents Methanol Condenser; permit, the Permitting Authority shall Mediation: Mediation is not available EU022 No. 6 Power Boiler and EU024 issue a revised draft/proposed permit for this proceeding. Temporary Emergency Generators. The and require, if applicable, another Public purpose of this permit is to revise the Notice. All comments filed will be made EPA Review: EPA has agreed to treat Title V air operation permit No. available for public inspection. For the draft/proposed Title V air operation 0890004-041-AV for the above additional information, contact the permit as a proposed Title V air referenced facility to incorporate Air Permitting Authority at the above operation permit and to perform its 45- Construction Permit Nos. 0890004-036- address or phone number. day review provided by the law and AC and 0890004-040-AC. regulations concurrently with the public Petitions: A person whose substantial comment period, provided that the Permitting Authority: Applications for interests are affected by the proposed applicant also transmits an electronic Title V air operation permits are subject permitting decision may petition for an copy of the required proof of publication to review in accordance with the administrative hearing in accordance directly to EPA at the following email Guaranteed Salary plus bonuses provisions of Chapter 403, Florida with Sections 120.569 and 120.57, F.S. address: ([email protected]). Statutes (F.S.) and Chapters 62-4, 62- Petitions filed by any persons other than 210, 62-213 of the Florida those entitled to written notice under and a flexible schedule! Administrative Code (F.A.C.). The Section 120.60(3), F.S., must be filed proposed project is not exempt from air within 14 days of publication of the WE HIRE TOP permitting requirements and a Title V air Public Notice or receipt of a written We are looking to add two energetic and outgoing people with operation permit is required to operate notice, whichever occurs first. Under NOTCH PEOPLE! the facility. The Department of Section 120.60(3), F.S., however, any great communication skills to our winning team as express Environmental Protection’s Waste and person who asked the Permitting APPLY TODAY: Air Resource Management Program in Authority for notice of agency action www.satillatemps.com lane service advisor. If you can provide excellent the Northeast District Office is the may file a petition within 14 days of Permitting Authority responsible for receipt of that notice, regardless of the OR CALL Stephanie, Kim, or Mary customer service and love to meet new people we have an making a permit determination for this date of publication. A petitioner shall project. The Permitting Authorityís mail a copy of the petition to the 904-261-5004 exciting career opportunity available. This position is physical address is: 8800 Baymeadows applicant at the address indicated Way West, Suite 100, Jacksonville, above, at the time of filing. A petition fast-paced and requires the ability to handle multiple tasks at Florida 32256. The Permitting for administrative hearing must contain Authority’s mailing address is: 8800 the information set forth below and the same time. You will need to be organized, efficient, and Baymeadows Way West, Suite 100, must be filed (received) with the Agency Jacksonville, Florida 32256. The Clerk in the Office of General Counsel, motivated. Permitting Authorityís telephone number 3900 Commonwealth Boulevard, MS 35, is 904/256-1700. Tallahassee, Florida 32399-3000, [email protected] before the We offer Health and Dental Insurance, 401k, vacation and Project File: A complete project file is deadline. The failure of any person to • ACCOUNT ASSISTANT available for public inspection during the file a petition within the appropriate time • MSR/LENDING holiday pay, and other benefits. Basic knowledge of normal business hours of 8:00 a.m. to period shall constitute a waiver of that 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday personís right to request an • MSR/CALL CENTER automobiles is preferred, but not required. Anyone with (except legal holidays), at the address administrative determination (hearing) • ADMINISTRATIVE under Sections 120.569 and 120.57, indicated above for the Permitting RECEPTIONIST customer service/restaurant experience encouraged to apply. Authority. The complete project file F.S., or to intervene in this proceeding includes the draft/proposed permit, the and participate as a party to it. Any • SALES REPRESENTATIVE This position will include training with excellent advancement statement of basis, the application, and subsequent intervention (in a • ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT the information submitted by the proceeding initiated by another party) opportunities as well as multiple bonus opportunities. 9

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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- in back yard. There is additional parking in the Your chance to own one of the few remaining LASSERRE Fernandina 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- Real Estate, Inc. 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 Beach South with a Championship golf course short walk to in shower and a large walk-in closet. beachs, with community pool. Pool and beach access www.lasserrerealestate.com forGolfside is located on Ritz side of road. Whole Realty house wired for security system. RENTALS $127,000 MLS#59700 $525,000 MLS#56671 $459,000 MLS#59070 (904) 261- 4011 RESIDENTIAL 2057 S. Fletcher Ave.

LONG TERM RENTALS LONG-TERM AMELIA • 3BR/2BA home on Lofton Creek RENTALS 2,600 sq.ft., dock, garage/workshop, • BERMUDA DRIVE - OFFICE SUITES large lot, gourmet kitchen, many 4BR/3BA home in Amelia 910 S 8TH ST other bonuses. $1,950/mo. Plus utili- National. Gated community with 86088 RHOERLAN PLACE HISTORIC DISTRICT 86036 GRAHAM COURT ties. FERNANDINA BEACH This 2784 appox. sq. ft. vintage home has Lovely well maintained 3br/2ba split floor plan home pool. 2,000 sq.ft. $1,600/mo. Large undeveloped parcel on Lofton Creek, in Page Hill. Excellent location to schools and shop- • 2491 Captain Hook Drive 3br 2ba Available for seven month lease been modified into 4 apartments.The largest ping, with easy travel to U.S. 17, A1A and close to TEL. 904-310-6659 Feasibility study done in 2012shows 15 lots, apartment has a fireplace, hardwood floors, I-95. French doors section off the office and dining $1,500 + utilities on 3/8/14. 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 Rent all units or live in one and rent the oth- the living area separated by a counter. The porch on the • CARTESIAN POINTE back is screened-in leading to the fenced back yard. VACATION RENTAL DRIVE - 3BR/2BA home. 1,900 ers out. The property consists of 3-1br/1ba & Thelot is almost an acre as the land extends beyond the One-person suites 1-2br/1ba. fence. • AFFORDABLE WEEKLY/ MONTHLY sq. ft., 2 car garage. Fenced yard. $540,000 MLS#60872 $302,000 MLS#53575 $190,000 MLS#61971 2BR/1BA Ocean-view. 487 S. Fletcher. $1,195/mo. Available Now. High speed internet LOTS Across the street from the beach.All • DAY LILY LANE - util, wi-fi,TV & phone. 2BR/2.5BA condo at Amelia RACHAEL AVENUE 75’x100’ lot $130,000 AWESOME VIEW of Egan’s Creek & Ft. Clinch State Park, single Conference room • 3BR/3BA townhome in Sandpiper Green. 1,800 sq.ft. Screened family estate lot adjacent to historic landmark Amelia Island Loop $1850/wk plus taxes & cleaning 2.66 ACRE LOT in Nassauville, undeveloped and ready to build. patio. 1 car garage. $1,150/mo. Mailbox service Lighthouse. 370+/- ft. on navigable Egans Creek. One of the highest fee. Available Now. Deeded Access to Rainbow Acres Boat Ramp and short distance from elevations on the east coast. Possible oceanview and/or view of down- • 1801 S. Fletcher 2BR/1BA furnished • GRASSY PARKE DR. - Break room new county boat ramp. $149,000 MLS #57615 town Fernandina Beach. Tree/top/boundary survey on file $850,000 Beach Cottage, monthly rental great MLS#37069 3BR/2BA home in Flora Parke. for extended vacations, winter rental, 1,600 sq.ft. 2 car garage. COMMERCIAL LOT 851018 US Why 17 (zoned CG) that has 100' ***************** Ocean front 75 ft lot $525,000 MLS 56671 or longer. Public beach access close, $1,600/mo. incl. lawn & pool Frontage on US Highway 17. It does have a 30X20 Block Building call office to inspect now vacant. maintenance. Available 4/1/14. All-inclusive pricing 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 trees and Estate sized lot make this a difficult to find property on • STONEY CREEK PKWY - down the building and build to suit or renovate the building to fit your COMMERCIAL 3BR/2BA condo. 1,600 sq. ft., 1 Amelia, $250,000 for the Acre, or the corner 1/2 acre for $139,000 and • 13 & 15 North 3rd Street, Historic business. the inside 1/2 for $124,900. car garage. Gated community Monthly District 1500 + Sq. Ft. $2,400.00/mo. with pool. $l,125/mo. Available • Two 800sf Office/Retail spaces, can 4/1/14. $300 COMMERCIAL & DEVELOPMENT be joined for one, 1,600 sq ft space, Looking for a YULEE MINI WAREHOUSE Good opportunity to grow PRIME FRONTAGE ALONG US 17 just north of AIA next to Peacock Electric $12/sq. Virtual office your own self storage facility and/or add new retail/office. A1A, High development area in the heart of Yulee. ft + CAM & Tax Long Term Property $295,000.Owner Financing Possible. Plans for an 570’ on U.S. 17, total 3.5 acres+/-. Warehouse on approx. • Amelia Park - Unit B - small office (2 Manager? $99 11,00Ωs.f. Professional Office Building on file. rooms) with bath, 576 sq. ft. 2 acres. $1,575,000 With 150+ properties and over $1050/mo. + sales tax. 64 ACRES along Amelia Island Parkway for a 30 years of experience we are • 1839 S. 8th St. adjacent to Huddle here for you. Contact Chuck AmeliaOfficeSuites.com RESIDENTIAL LOT 1323 Beech Street. 51 x 86 feet corner Master Planned Development House, 1,800 sq.ft. $1700/mo. lease + Lynch for more information. lot at 14th street and Beech. tax. Sale also considered. T: 904.310.6659 904 .261.4066 Amelia-ERA.com [email protected]