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A prescribed fire at the Suwannee River Water Management District’s Steinhatchee Springs Tract. SRWMD prescribed fire program benefits environment Submitted restoration by enhanc - The Suwannee River ing native upland and Water Management wetland vegetation District (District) uses and improving habitat prescribed fire as a key for native wildlife. (L-R) Lafayette County Schools Superintendent Robbie Edwards, School-Related Employee of the Year Lucie Gre - strategy to maintain Prescribed fire is also sham and Lafayette High School Principal Stewart Hancock. - Photo: Andrew McGee the health and reduce used to reduce fuel the risk of wildfires on levels in forests to help roughly 50,000 acres of lower the intensity conservation lands. and to reduce the risk Gresham recognized as Prescribed fire simu - of wildfire. Other ben - lates a natural process efits of prescribed fire school-related employee of the year that helps facilitate overall ecological SEE SRWMD, PAGE 9A By Andrew McGee great news. ment. [email protected] She said she had no idea she “Probably the thing that would win, but did know she stands out the most about Lu - Lafayette High School’s Lu - was entered and was up cie Gresham is her positive atti - cie Gresham was recognized as against some fierce competi - tude and she’s always ener - the school-related employee of tion. She posed for a few pic - getic,” said Hancock. “You the year on Jan. 29. She was tures and insisted some of can’t help if you’re around her congratulated by co-workers, them be with her front office for that to bleed off on you.” staff and Lafayette County “ladies”. He said she has a great love School Superintendent Robbie Gresham has been the school for kids and is always mentor - Edwards. LHS Principal Stew - receptionist for about five ing them and doing everything art Hancock gave her a bou - years and prior to that, worked quet of flowers and told her the as an aide in their ESE depart - SEE GRESHAM, PAGE 9A celebrated at LHS By Joyce Marie Taylor Teacher Mary Ann [email protected] McCray explained the students will also be Mayo Tending the flock for To celebrate Black reading works from History Month, stu - other prominent spring dents at Lafayette High African American writ - a quarter of a century School will be reading ers and poets, such as the works of Dr. Martin Langstan Hughes and festival is Luther King Jr.; works James Weldon Johnson. such as his “I Have a Students, McCray March 29 Dream” speech and said, are required to “Letter From a Birm - By Joyce Marie Taylor ingham Jail”. SEE BLACK, PAGE 9A [email protected]

The Lafayette County Stakeholder Chamber of Commerce will be sponsoring the second Spring Festival in Committee consensus the Park on Saturday, March 29, from 9 a.m. un - is to move forward til 5 p.m. The North Florida forts to move forward Entertainment will be Regional Water Supply with the recovery strat - provided by the Herold Partnership Stakehold - egy plan for these water White Band from 11 a.m. er Advisory Committee bodies. until 3 p.m.. There will by consensus adopted Recovery strategies also be arts, crafts, food 11 recommendation are required to be es - and lots of fun for every - From left, Justin, Jacqueline, Sarah and Steven Boyd. Courtesy photo statements to move for - tablished when a water one. ward with the Recov - body is below or is pro - “We cordially invite all Pastor celebrates 25 years at same church ery Strategy needed to jected to fall below a vendors, school groups, protect the Minimum MFL. The MFLs devel - and church groups inter - By Andrew McGee God. Flows and Levels oped for the Lower ested in having a booth to [email protected] (MFLs) for the Lower Santa Fe and Ichetuck - contact the Chamber of Growing up to be minister Santa Fe and Ichetuck - nee Rivers and Priority Commerce at 386-294- Reverend Steven A. Boyd has Boyd was born in Winter nee Rivers and Priority Springs indicate that 2705 or Peggy Grill at served as pastor for 25 years at Springs. The recom - 386-294-3322,” said Leta Hatchbend Apostolic Church SEE TENDING, PAGE 8A mendations support ef - SEE STAKEHOLDER, PAGE 9A Hawkins of the Chamber. (HAC) in Lafayette You can also visit their County. Although website at www.lafayet - being at one loca - tion for a quarter of SEE MAYO, PAGE 9A a century as pastor, he and his congre - gation go out to several different

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Happy Valentine’s Day! People all over the HEART Stewardship in the last days world will celebrate Valentine’s Day with time proves to be the spur ask. You ask and do not re - many different of ex - to Daniel's peace plan ceive because you ask pressions of love: candy, MATTERS (Dan. 9:27). If it is, the time amiss, that you may spend flowers, or a special din - is extremely short. it on your pleasures”. If you ner at a favorite restau - So what are we as born- ask God to use you, He rant. In fact, the Nation - again believers and active will, if you are sincere in al Retail Federation esti - By Angie Land in our own personal min - how you ask. mates that Americans istry to do? The answer is Church, these are the last alone spent approxi - to do what you have been days. If you have been mately 17 billion dollars ing a portion of time Loving service is an in - doing and continue to look slack in your ministries, last year on the Valen - and your undivided at - ternally motivated de - for His coming. If we are and many have been, there tine holiday. Why do tention is a powerful sire to give your energy looking for His soon com - is no need to panic. You we go to so much trou - communicator of love for another. Just doing ing, we will be vigilant in still have time to get back ble? According to Dr. to another person be - something for someone, By Hugh G. Sherrill our daily walk and min - on tune with God. You can Gary Chapman, love is cause our lives are so especially something [email protected] istry. If we are truly doing not make yourself fruitful an emotional need, not busy. This doesn’t they want or need ac - what He has called us to do, but God both can and will. just another emotion. mean simply being in complished is a power - As the situation in the just because the church age Again, read John 15:1-11. We all want to love and the same room at the ful way to communicate Middle East unfolds and is drawing to a close, our The nearer we come to be loved, but often our same time, but has love. Like quality time, the church sees the events ministries have not the end of this age, the expressions of love miss everything to do with it requires a portion of that are to follow The Rap - changed. If you are a pastor more fiercely does the Dev - the mark! Perhaps what togetherness. Make our life set aside and ture draw near, we know of a church, make your il fight against our efforts. we most need to learn sure the other person is donated for another, but that the times and the sea - congregation aware of the It is useless to go out with - about love is how to ex - convinced they are the acts of service also al - sons are upon us. (Matthew fact that the time may be out being fully armored and press it in a language focus of your attention. lows them to be free of 24). Whether it is 10 min - near. Of course, for you to armed with the Sword of that our intended receiv - 3. Receiving Gifts: a task or chore. This one utes or 10 years we ought do that, you must believe it the Spirit, the Word of God. er will understand. In gifts are visible evi - is huge to me; nothing always to be watchful (2nd yourself. You must urge We ought always to keep a Chapman’s book “The dence of emotional makes me feel more Tim. 4:8). The world stage them to step up to the plate copy of God's Word handy. Five Love Languages,” love. Perhaps this ex - loved than my husband is set and we do not expect and be more consistent in How shall we share God's he explains the five ba - plains the billions helping me get a chore it to be very long before we their own ministries. If you Word if we don't have it sic languages of love: spent on Valentine’s crossed off the to-do hear the voice like a trum - are a church member and with us? Most today have 1. Words of Affirma - Day. The Greek word list! pet “saying Come up here” do noting more than go to not hid enough of God's tion: this language in - from which we get our 5. Physical Touch: (Rev. 4:1). Even as we pen church on Sunday, and Word in their heart to com - cludes words of sincere English word gift is There is a reason why these words the world is maybe even Wednesday, bat the wiles of the Devil. praise for efforts as well “charis” which means parents are encouraged engulfed with wars and maybe it is time to re-eval - Again, let me say do not as words of affection ex - grace or undeserved; to hold and cuddle their conflicts. Every part of the uate how you ought to be be slack in your ministries pressing a positive for no reason. The newborns. Touching is world is going through ma - serving God better. Ask for the first event to take thought toward some - beauty of gifts is that an emotionally power - jor trials and tribulations. God to make your life more place after The Rapture one. “You are such a they don’t have to be ful way to communicate More and more men are fruitful (Read John 15:1- will be The Judgment Seat great friend”, “Your fancy or expensive to love. This is why we desperate to find some way 11). James 4:2&3 tells us: of Christ. This is not a eyes are beautiful”, or “I be valuable. A gift love to give and receive to satisfy everybody with “You lust and do not have. judgment of sin but the know that didn’t turn says “I care about you” hugs and why we enjoy some sort of comprehen - You murder and covet and judgment of how well we out like you hoped, but I and “I think you are a shoulder massage or a sive plan for peace. It re - cannot obtain. You fight have handled the ministries am proud of how hard important”. That is the good back scratch; mains to be seen if the and war. Yet you do not of our Lord on earth. you tried.” real treasure. touch makes us feel fighting going on at this have because you do not Where do you stand? 2. Quality Time: giv - 4. Acts of Service: loved and accepted. Although all of the five love languages sound great, every per - Florida students surpass 2014 reading goal son has one or two of these that makes them feel more loved than the Students read more than three million more minutes than anticipated others, and by nature we Submitted lion minutes – a number to be more successful in districts and three early “The results from this speak that language to Tallahassee – Schools allowing them to surpass the classroom, making learning coalitions partici - year’s Million Minute others. If we enjoy across the state are cele - the original goal for this them more likely to gradu - pated in the competition. Marathon prove that our gifts, we will probably brating student reading year. ate high school, college Students were encouraged Florida students can rise to buy gifts for others. If success. Students and “This achievement and career ready,” said to read an extra 20 minutes a challenge,” said Just we want words of affir - teachers committed to proves students and teach - Commissioner of Educa - during the day beyond Read, Florida! Executive mation, we will likely reading more than 33 mil - ers in Florida can get ex - tion Pam Stewart. “I want their regular schoolwork in Director Wendy Stevens. leave love notes and be lion minutes combined on cited about literacy,” said to thank our teachers for celebration of literacy. The “The overwhelming par - very encouraging ver - Jan. 13 as part of the 6th Florida First Lady Ann taking the time to partici - program is used as a tool ticipation confirms the bally. The problem annual Celebrate Literacy Scott. “I hope teachers and pate in the Million Minute to motivate students to Celebrate Literacy Week, comes when the other Week, Florida!’s Million parents use this momen - Marathon and Celebrate find enjoyment in reading. Florida’s theme, ‘Reading person doesn’t speak Minute Marathon. With a tum to instill a lifelong Literacy Week, Florida! in They are allowed to Accelerates Success!’” our language, or we final total of reading more love of reading in children an effort to foster the love choose a book, magazine, For more information on aren’t speaking theirs. than 35 million minutes, across the Sunshine State.” of reading in our students.” blog site or newspaper ar - Just Read, Florida!, visit We may be speaking students shattered the 2013 “Children who learn to An estimated 1.2 million ticle that interests them to http://www.justreadflori - gifts, but they want record of nearly 30.1 mil - enjoy reading are proven students from 59 school rack up their minutes. da.com/. some quality time. Or they may be doing acts of service for us while we long to hear them say, “I love you”. We must learn to speak the language of the other person if we want them to feel loved by us. We can usually determine our own language by C H U R C H D I R E C T O R Y what we most often do for another when we Your Guide To Local Houses Of Worship want to show love to them. We can deter - AIRLINE BAPTIST CHURCH (SBC)...... 294-2676 Methodist Church 732125-F P a s t o r ...... C h i p P a r k e r P h o n e : 3 8 6 - 2 9 4 - 1 6 6 1 Any church or business mine another person’s Sunday FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH language by asking their S u n d a y S c h o o l ...... 9 : 3 0 a . m . interested in finding out more M o r n i n g W o r s h i p ...... 1 0 : 3 0 a . m . Located SE corner of Hwy. 27 & FL 51 Mayo preference and watch - E v e n i n g W o r s h i p...... 6 : 3 0 p . m . Pastor: Geary Rowell Wednesday information about our new tab ing what they do for F e l l o w s h i p S u p p e r...... 6 : 0 0 p . m . Sunday School ...... 10:00 a.m. AWANA & Bible Study...... 6 : 3 0 p . m . Morning Worship ...... 11:00 a.m. The “Journey” please call others. (To learn more, Located Four Miles East of Mayo on Highway 27 Evening Worship ...... 6:00 p.m. check out Chapman’s “O Come Let us Worship The Lord” Ps. 95:6 “Welcome to exciting 1st Church - Brenda (386)362-1734 Where we give direction@the crossroads” book, The Five Love 717864-F 784072 784104 Languages). These prin - ALTON CHURCH OF GOD...... 294-3133 MAYO BAPTIST CHURCH PLEASANT GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH (SBC).294-1306 ciples can be applied in P a s t o r...... Rev. Tim Hamm (386)294-1020 • 916 N. Fletcher Ave. Y o u t h P a s t o r ...... Jeremy Davis Rick James, Pastor P a s t o r ...... Todd Babione friendships and parent- M u s i c D i r e c t o r...... Holly Braswell M u s i c D i r e c t o r D a l e C r o f t S u n d a y S c h o o l ...... 9 : 4 5 a . m . child/teenager as well C h i l d r e n ’ s P a s t o r...... Ryan & Tiffany Perry S u n d a y S c h e d u l e Worship Service ...... 11:00 a.m. S u n d a y S c h o o l ...... 9:30 - 10:30am 9 : 4 5 A . M . Wednesday Night Schedule W e d n e s d a y D i s c i p l e s h i p T r a i n i n g ...... 7:00 p.m. as romantic relation - P r a y e r S e r v i c e & Worship Service/K.I.D.S. Church ...... 10:30am - 12:00pm W o r s h i p S e r v i c e Evening Training...... 6:00 p.m. ships. What a great way 1 1 : 0 0 A . M . S u n d a y Youth & Children Meeting Seven miles West of Mayo, E v e n i n g W o r s h i p ...... 6:00pm 7 : 0 0 P . M . 7 6 to celebrate love-in the N i g h t S e r v i c e 5 left on CR 534 then right on 350A Family Nigh Youth club Church ...... 7:00pm Wednesday 6 6 : 0 0 P . M . 2 [email protected] 5 -- Jesus Saves -- language of the recipi - State Road 27 810743 784068 810758 784099 748658 ent! HATCHBEND APOSTOLIC CHURCH..935-2806 MIDWAY BAPTIST CHURCH ...... 935-4993 NEW HARMONY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Happy Heart Day! Pastor: Danny Rogers 160th St. Sunday School ...... 9:45 a.m. (Go south on 51 to 160th, turn right) Because every heart P a s t o r...... Rev. Steve Boyd Worship Service ...... 11:00 a.m. Pastor: Stan Posey matters! S u n d a y S c h o o l...... 1 0 : 0 0 a . m . Discipleship Training...... 5:00 p.m. Phone (386) 776-1806 W e d n e s d a y S e r v i c e...... 7 : 3 0 p . m . Evening Worship ...... 6:00 p.m. S U N D A Y Sunday Worship...... 9:30 am Prayer Meeting - Wednesday ...... 7:00 p.m. Bible Study...... 10:30 am Blessings Located 4 miles South on Hwy. 349, Team Kids...... 7:00 p.m. Angie then left on CR 138, follow signs. \Located on County Road 354 WEDNESDAY “For If Ye Forgive Men Their Tresspasses Your Heavenly Women’s Bible Study...... 10:00 am Father Will Also Forgive You” Matt. 6:14 717862-F 784070 784094732132-F 717886-F 784051 Heart Matters is a FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD ...... 2 9 4 - 1 8 1 1 Brewer Lake Baptist Church New Beginnings Church weekly column written Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. Off Hwy. 53 in Day, FL 386-294-1578 a place for you by Angie Land, Director Worship Service ...... 10:45 a.m. “We’re Going, Growing and Glowing for God” unday Pastor...... Wayne Hudson S Kid’s Church ...... 11:00 a.m. Sunday Phone Number...... 386-294-1244 of the Family Life Min - Sunday School...... 10 a.m. E v e n i n g W o r s h i p ...... 6:00 p.m. [email protected] Morning Worship ...... 11 a.m. Purpose Statement: istries of the Lafayette Training Union ...... 6 p.m. sday Youth Impact ...... 7:00 p.m. New Beginnings exists to provide an environment where People can Baptist Association, Wedne Evening Bible Study ...... 7 p.m. discover and develop a passion for God that is Real, relevant, and relational. A d u l t B i b l e S t u d y ...... 7:00 p.m. New Location: 163 W. Main Street, Suite 500 7 Wednesday

Pastor: Rev. Kenny Sullivan 1 Service Schedule: where she teaches Bible 7 1

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0 Sun. Morning Worship...... 10:00 a.m. Youth Pastor: Daryl Fletcher 6 1 At New Beginnings there’s always “a place for you.” 6 studies, leads marriage 4 Matt Swain, Pastor / Matt Robinson, Youth Pastor - 8 F www.newbeginningschurchmayo.com Located at 294 SE Mill Street, Mayo “Renewing Hope and Building Lives” 7 “Come To Day...Come Today!” 732135-F 784091 732864-F 784048 and family conferences and offers Biblical counseling to individu - als, couples and fami - lies. Contact Angie with questions or com - 8

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Humdingers Day Mailbox By: Mary M. Santerfeit Linda Griffin Combine: It is so hard to believe it is ken only by the songs of birds and the murmur of insects. 8 oz chopped dates 1 c. chopped nuts already Valentine’s Day. It is Taking his stand at the foot of the grave, Parson Elkins lift - 1 stick of margarine 11/2 c. Rice Krispies that special time we set aside ed his voice in prayer and sacred song, and then he preached 1 c. sugar Pinch of salt to say “I Love You”. Those a sermon. The occasion, the eager faces surrounding him, and Cook over low heat about 8 minutes, stirring constantly. three words can mean the all the sweet influence of the morning, inspired Parson Elkins Remove from heat and ass 1 teaspoon vanilla extract and Rice world to someone. For that with an unusual fluency and fervor. Many a tear fell upon the Krispies. Shape into finger rolls or balls. Roll in powdered matter, everyone. Right off, I bronzed cheeks of the audience. Father and son were over - sugar until well coated. Store in airtight container after cool - don’t know anyone that does come with the revival of their great grief. He spoke with ing. not like to know and believe warm, deserved praise of a precious Christian woman who Snow Clumps that they are loved. Those had gone. He held her up as an example of true womanhood. Kim Fletcher words are free, but often hard Those who knew the tender and reverent spirit of Abraham to say. Don’t let February 14th slip by without telling some - Lincoln later in life will not doubt that he returned to his cab - 1 pkg. almond bark 3 c. miniature marshmallows one you care. It can be your husband, your wife, your chil - in home deeply impressed by all that he had heard. It was the 1 c. salted dry roasted 1 c. crunchy peanut butter dren (no matter their age), your grandchildren, your parents rounding up for him of the influences of a Christian mother's peanuts 4 c. Rice Krispies and your friends. You can spend 100s of dollars on a gift or life, which he never forgot Heat almond bark in microwave for 90 seconds; stir. heat you can show your love (costing no dollars) and express your She had told him, “Son, be somebody.” another 15 seconds and stir until melted (may need to heat an love with “I love you”. No excuse. Show those you love you Later he said, in speaking of his accomplishments, it was additional 15 seconds). Add peanut butter to melted almond care. Read John 3:16 for the love of all loves. “because of my mother and her influence.” bark and mix well. Stir in peanuts, Rice Krispies and marsh - An average of $133.31 per person will be spent this Valen - mallows. Spoon by tablespoon onto wax paper. will harden tine’s Day on cards, flowers, candy etc. Happy Birthday to : when cool. ******************************************** February 1....Wayman Smith, Ben Bell Yesterday was the birthday of former President Abraham February 2....Doty Hart It Happened Back then: Lincoln. This week, I found this in a paper I received many February 3....Rita Smith February 13, 1635... Oldest Public school in US was years ago. Personally, I did not know this story and thought it February 4....Wayne Ezell founded Boston Latin School might be something many of you would like to read. February 5....Hiram Bell February 13, 1689...England proclaimed William and “Be Somebody, Abe” February 7...Evan Barrington, Don Dalton, Melissa Smith Mary as King and Queen When Abraham Lincoln was seven years old, the family February 9....Ricky Hurst, Cassie Lynch, Arnold Hayes February 13, 1747...America’s first magazine published moved to Indiana from their Kentucky home. They were a February 10...Pat Jackson, Russell Mobley, Susan Single - February 13, 1985...Obesity named major killer in US with very poor family and his mother had very frail health. tary at least thirty-four million overweight. As the weeks and months passed, his mother was getting February 11...Betty Higgins, Annette Goyette, Carolyn Born on this Date: more frail all the time. One day, realizing the enemy of death Walker February 13, 1885... Bess Truman, former first lady. Wife was not far away, she said to her son, "Let's have a talk." February 12...Louise Hewett, Jopey Broughton of former President Harry. She knew difficulties and she knew the possibilities. She February 13...Shan'na Smith, Yvette Lukemier, February 13, 1919... Tennessee Ernie Ford, Singer prayed with her boy, and after dedicating him to the Lord, she Betty(Buchanan) Wilson February 13, 1933... Kim Novak, Actress said, “Abraham, be somebody.” February 14...Colby Keen, Austin Franklin February 13, 1934... George Segal, Actor It wasn't many months until Abraham and his sister were February 15...Eric Smith, Elouise Green, Bonnie Odom, ******************************************* motherless. They buried her beside the small house they had Breanna Horton, Michael Driver, Beverly Busswell It is so much fun to read a “feel good” story. Last week, I built out under one of the large trees. It was in the year 1818. February 16...Cleo Hart, Jr read the following account. Neither Abraham nor his father was satisfied with the bur - February 18...Barbara Prine, Chris Driver, Maddy Rice We as Americans generally have compassion for the un - ial they gave his mother. They both thought of good Parson February 19...Tony Barrs, Tina Hurst, Drew Swain derdog. I know I sure do. Don’t like to see anyone mistreat - Elkins, whom they had left in Kentucky. Abraham wrote to February 20...Sara Helen Lyons, Clarice Koon ed. I am certain you don’t either.. Anyway, about the story I this parson asking if he would come and give his mother a February 21...Daniel Demarais mentioned. real burial. February 22...Loyd Hatch, Logan Hurst Years ago in a not so nice hotel in Philadelphia, an elderly Abraham asked, “Won't you come and preach her funeral February 23...Cindy Zrowka couple came to the hotel clerk needing a place to sleep. They sermon?” February 24...Fred Hamlin, Karen Byrd, Emily Dees, Tyler were tired and begged for a room. There was a convention go - She had been buried for several months and he was asking Laemmle ing on in this hotel, so there were no rooms. All rooms were a great favor of the poor preacher who would have to come February 25...Jerry McCall booked. All rooms full for the night. so far on horseback. But the parson was willing to come pay February 26...Kay Templin, Clarice McLean “Are there any rooms left anywhere,” the old man asked. tribute of respect to the woman who had thoroughly honored Happy Anniversary To: The clerk thought a moment and then said, “The hotel is to - him and his sacred office. February 7...Charles and Linda Driver tally full, but you could use my room for the night since i have The parson wrote to Abraham and told him that on a cer - “Not too late to make that special someone a treat” to work the night shift.” tain Sunday he would be there, and that he should call the At breakfast the next morning, the older couple summoned neighbors together for that day. At the appointed time, the Corn Flake Candy the kindly clerk. Without warning the older man told the whole neighborhood within a radius of twenty miles got to - Sheila Hood clerk, “You’re too good a hotel man for this place. How gether. They came in every fashion. It was estimated there would you like me to build a big hotel for you in New York were around 200 neighbors who came. 1 c. sugar 1 c. peanut butter City?” When Parson Elkins came out of the cabin, accompanied 1 c. light Karo syrup 6 c. corn flakes cerea l The clerk blurted out, “Why that sounds wonderful!” by the family, he proceeded to the tree under which this pre - Bring to a boil sugar and Karo syrup; stir in peanut butter The older man was none other than John Jacob Astor who cious body of a wife and mother was buried. The congrega - and mix well. add corn flakes and mix well. Drop by tea - went on to build the famed Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. Because tion, seated upon stumps of logs around the grave, received spoonfuls onto wax paper. Work as fast as possible when of his faithfulness in little things, that underdog, humble clerk the preacher with the mourning family. The silence was bro - dropping candy. eventually became one of the greatest hotel men in the world.

853309 PAGE 4A ~ THE MAYO FREE PRESS , Mayo, FL THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2014 How to comply with hazardous waste, used oil regulations Gonzalez-Hurst DEP Northeast District to to wed conduct free workshop for public Workshop will focus on hazardous waste, universal waste and used oil management requirements Submitted businesses may include solvents, paints, corrosives, spent batteries, fluorescent tubes and high intensity light bulbs JACKSONVILLE - The Florida Department of Envi - containing mercury, used oil and used oil filters. ronmental Protection’s Northeast District in partnership The Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s, with the North Central Florida Regional Planning Council Northeast District Hazardous Waste section inspects and the North Central Florida Local Emergency Planning and/or permits businesses that generate, transport, treat, Committee (FL District 3) will hold a free workshop re - store or dispose of hazardous waste, used oil and used oil garding the handling of commercial hazardous waste and filters, or universal wastes in order to protect the environ - the storage of used oil. The workshop will be held Tues - ment from the improper handling and disposal of these day, Feb 18 at the Florida Gateway College, Wilson S. wastes. For more information, please visit Rivers Library in Lake City. http://www.dep.state.fl.us/northeast/waste/hw.htm. Topics discussed will include hazardous waste identifi - The workshop will be held at: cation, universal waste regulations, and used oil and used oil filter management standards. This training is an exam - Florida Gateway College, Wilson S. Rivers Library ple of the Department’s continued efforts to work directly 149 SE College Place with the community, and to successfully drive higher rates Lake City, FL 32025 Cassandra Gonzalez / Logan Hurst of environmental compliance throughout the state. Hazardous waste is a discarded substance that, because Space is limited, so register early. To register for this Mrs. Jerri Smith of Logan graduated from of its concentration, physical, or chemical characteristics, workshop or for additional information, please contact Bristow, Virginia & Mr. Florida State University in may pose a substantial or potential hazard to human health Dwayne Mundy at [email protected] or (352) 955-2200. Bernardo Gonzalez of 2004 with a degree in or the environment when improperly treated, stored, dis - Additional information and maps for directions are avail - Margate, Fla. with Mr. & Physical Education. He is posed, or transported. Common regulated wastes at small able at http:/ncflepc.org/comply Mrs. Richard Hurst of currently living in Talla - Mayo, Fla. would like to hassee, Fla. where he announce the engagement teaches physical educa - and approaching marriage tion at Canopy Oaks Ele - Jam auditions are Saturday at The of their children, Cassan - mentary School. His ma - dra Diane Gonzalez and ternal grandparents are Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park Logan Richard Hurst. Mr. Harold L. Smith and Cassie graduated from the late Mrs. Jeanette Big weekend coming up the large stage bands Coun - ing the auditions so bring cial Friday night, Feb. 7 Florida State University in Smith and his paternal this weekend at The Spirit ty Line Road, Sabin Sharpe, your dance partner and event as they kick off the 2011 with a degree in Ear - grandparents are the late of the Suwannee Music Maple Road, Ciara Rae show off some moves. weekend. ly Childhood Educa - Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Hurst, all Park (SOSMP) in Live Oak. Band, 309C, Shotgun Har - Crewsn Myles, an origi - Doors open at 5 p.m. for tion. She is currently liv - of Mayo, Fla. Crewsn Myles entertains bour and Drew Kelly & nal and cover duo playing dinner, auditions begin at 7 ing in Tallahassee, Fla. Cassie and Logan are Friday, Feb. 7 and the Southland who will all give rockin’ country music, be - p.m. Be early. The SOS where she teaches first planning a private wed - SOSMP’s Suwannee River their performances every - gan with just two country Café and Restaurant will be grade at Canopy Oaks El - ding on June 14 in Ft. Jam audition with terrific thing they have for a chance boys from Lake Butler open and have delicious ementary School. Her ma - Lauderdale, Fla. The talent takes place Saturday. to perform at the largest playing big music. Mem - food available at regular ternal grandparents are the groom's parents will be Saturday night is the only country music jam in the bers now include founders prices along with a full-ser - late Mr. & Mrs. Kingston holding a local reception Suwannee River Jam audi - South, the Suwannee River James Crews and Myles vice bar. Plan now to be Larsen of Ft. Lauderdale, for the new couple after tion held at the SOSMP in Jam April 30 - May 3. That Sapp, Kyle Mattox, Jarred part of this wonderful Fla. and her paternal they return from their hon - 2014. With two auditions al - spells wonderful country (wolfman) and Todd Han - evening of talent. grandparents are Mr. & eymoon. The couple will ready held in Lake City and music, great entertainment lon. The band has only been For more information Mrs. Antonino Perals of reside in Tallahassee, Starke and more to come at and the need for YOU to be playing a short time but in about the Spirit of the Margate, Fla. Florida. other locations, the compe - in the audience cheering on that time the guys have de - Suwannee Music Park, call tition is stiff as some of the these artists who need your veloped fans across North 386-364-1683, email spir - best of the best country support as the judges chose Florida. The band’s second [email protected] or artists in North Florida are the winners. Winners will trip to the SOSMP’s Music go to www.musi - Family and Friends Day set to try to make it to the fi - move to the finals April 18. Hall is sure to be a hit. Pure cliveshere.com. The Spirit nals April 18 at the SOSMP. Come on out, plan to set a country music will have of the Suwannee Music Greater New Bethel AME Church will observe its annu - Among those competing on spell, these artists are going you on the dance floor so Park is located at 3076 95th al Family and Friends Day celebration on Saturday, Feb. the small stages will be to battle it out for sure. bring your sweetie and your Drive 4.5 miles north of 22 at 6 p.m. The preacher for the occasion will be the Rev. Adam Brock, Cassidy Lee, Dancing is encouraged dur - dancing shoes for this spe - Live Oak. Michael Ward of Bethel AME Church, Jasper. Dinner will Heather Dockery, Lauren be served following the services. Everyone is cordially in - Ogburn , Maddie Norris, vited to come and worship with us. Sis. 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852985 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2014 THE MAYO FREE PRESS , Mayo, FL ~ PAGE 5A AURA Music & Arts Festival is Feb. 14-16 at The Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park Grab your tickets now for AURA Music & Arts Festival 5, The Southeast’s Premier Live Electronic Music Festival It’s time once again for AURA Music & Pets, Greenhouse Lounge and The Funky Arts Festival Feb. 14-16 at the beautiful Nuggets. As always, AURA will feature Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park top-tier live painters, an interactive arts (SOSMP) in Live Oak, Fla. Celebrating village, canned food drive, and the second its fifth anniversary, AURA’s 2014 line- annual Charity Disc Golf Tournament up features a variety of music genres but hosted by Vibram® Disc Golf. To join the always stays true to its live electronic wait list for cabins,golf cart rentals and roots with headliners Lotus, Papadosio RV hook-ups, please contact SOSMP at and Conspirator. Also taking the stage at 386-364-1683. For GA and VIP tickets AURA is Zoogma, The Werks, The Re - visit www.AURAMusicFestival.com. vivalists, Particle, The Heavy Pets, Future WHEN: Rock, Marco Benevento, Mike Dillon Festival dates: Fri., Feb. 14 – Sun., Feb. Band, Kung Fu, Dopapod, Stokeswood 16 (including a Tribute Set to Hall & Oates), Pre-Party: Thurs., Feb. 13 Superhuman Happiness, Start Making WHERE: Sense: A Tribute to the Talking Heads, Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park Earphunk, Twiddle, Jimkata and more, 1076 95th Dr. Live Oak, FL 32060 many of which will play two sets 386-364-1683 | throughout the weekend. www.musicliveshere.com Since its humble beginnings in TICKETS: Brooksville, AURA has become one of Advance - $155 (includes taxes, fees, the premiere multi-day boutique music camping, music & activities Fri. – Sun.) events in the Southeast US, attracting fans Gate - $165 (includes taxes, fees, from around the country. Now comfort - camping, music & activities Fri. – Sun.) ably at home at the famed Spirit of the Thursday Pre-Party - $30 adv/gate Suwannee Music Park, AURA comes to AURA 5 FINAL LINEUP: Lotus (two life in the midst of 800 acres of Spanish nights), Papadosio (two nights), Conspir - moss draped oak and cypress trees along ator, Zoogma, The Werks x2, The Re - the Suwannee River and utilizes one of vivalists, Particle, The Heavy Pets, Marco the most beautiful natural amphitheaters Benevento, Mike Dillon Band, Kung Fu in the country only made more awe-in - x2, Dopapod x2, Stokeswood x2 (includ - spiring by AURA’s attention to sound and ing A Tribute to Hall & Oates), Superhu - lighting production. man Happiness, Start Making Sense: A This year AURA has added The Vibe Tribute to The Talking Heads, Earphunk, Tent hosted by Brotherly Love Produc - COPE, Twiddle, Jimkata, Lucky Costello, tions, which will be home to the festival’s The Resolvers, Pigeons Playing Ping extra-musical activities including the ex - Pong, Polyester Pimpstrap, Catfish Al - panded Yoga & Healing Arts Program of - liance, Fat Mannequin, Lather Up., Spon - fering more than 20 classes and work - taneous Underground, Displace, The - shops including: AYFit, AcroYoga, Untz.com Silent Disco, Luke the Knife BoomYoga, Four Elements Yoga Chakra (Luke Miller of Lotus), ZwangBang Flow, Siesta Savasana, Yoga, Meditation, (Scotty Zwang of Dopapod), Double D, Ecstatic Dance, Mantra Workshop and Vlad the Inhaler, Sir Charles, Zak the many others. At night, the Vibe Tent Blak (Zach Weinert of Greenhouse transforms into TheUNTZ.com Silent Lounge), Semantiks, Don McCon, Elliot Disco featuring Luke Miller from Lotus, Mess, UDNTPRTY, Beat Thief Inc. and aka Luke the Knife, Vlad the Inhaler, Scotty Solomon brothers Sir Charles and Zak the Blak and If you would like to make reservations more, as well as hosting additional music for RV parking, cabins, primitive camp - sets including Heavy Pet side-projects Fat ing or camper parking at the SOSMP, call Mannequin, Spontaneous Underground 386-364-1683, email spirit@musi - and Lather Up. and a touch of comedy. cliveshere.com or go to www.musi - AURA will also host its first official cliveshere.com. onsite pre-party in its five-year history. The Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park Kicking things off Thursday, Feb. 13, fans is located at 3076 95th Drive, Live Oak, are invited to settled in at SOSMP a night Fla, 32060, 4.5 miles south of Interstate early and enjoy music from three of Flori - 75 and 4.5 miles north of Interstate 10 off da’s finest bands in the scene - The Heavy US 129.

Old Timers Reunion Feb. 22 at Airline community center. 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. We will eat at 12 p.m. Please bring your favorite dish with a serving spoon to share. We will furnish paper goods. For more information call Louise Buchanan (386) 294-1269. 8 5 1 1 0 0 ˙ 7 6 3 3 5 8 PAGE 6A ~ THE MAYO FREE PRESS , Mayo, FL THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2014 L SSppoorrttss Lafayette County’s news source since 1888. We’re proud to serve! LHS Football Signings SEU Fire adds 2 Hornets to fall roster

By Andrew McGee ry for the Hornets. The [email protected] Hornets led 1A District 5 in scoring that week. Lafayette High School “I’ll tell you young was proud to host the guys here today, one thing signings of two of their that’s really made this seniors who earned foot - possible is they (Moody ball scholarships on Feb. and Negrete) are not only 5 in the LHS Gymnasium good in football, they’ve lobby. It quickly filled up been good in the class - when coaches, family, room,” said Pearson. friends and faculty came After many pictures, to congratulate defensive hugs and smiles, Moody lineman, Austin Moody and Negrete were asked and kicker, Joan Pedro about their thoughts of the Negrete as they signed overall experience to play with Southeastern Uni - college level ball. versity in Lakeland, and “I’m going to college to will be gearing up to play play football, not sit on college ball for the SEU the bench,” smiled Fire in the fall. Moody. “I had a good LHS Head Coach Joey time here (LHS). It’s Tomasa Negrete left, Joan Pedro Negrete, Austin Moody, Donna Moody standing from left, Pedro Negrete and Richard Pearson said this past made me who I am.” Moody -Photo: Andrew McGee LHS football season, one He said his parents are of the coaches for SEU so happy and proud of ers. ing, but imparted some everyday,’” said Ne - next level. came to check out their him, and that it was a lot Negrete said his time practical and invaluable grete. “It was fun having him game against the Branford of work, but it’s paid off. at LHS has been real advice for their son. He said he’s excited here as a Hornet,” said High School Bucs back in He said it wasn’t a full good and he’s had a lot “They said, ‘You’d and ready to go play, but Negrete. “It’s going to be November of 2013 and scholarship, but SEU will of fun, but learned a lot better do something with it will be all the better to even more fun to have was sold after witnessing definitely pick up a lot of as well. His parents were it because you don’t get have his team mate him on the team in col - an impressive 49-7 victo - the expenses of both play - excited about his sign - opportunities like this Moody with him at the lege.” LHS boys soccer Regional semifinals

With the header, Lafayette’s Osiel Moreno Lafayette’s Ismael Moreno (14) works Following his goal, Josue Diaz is swarmed Lafayette’s Josue Diaz (6) chases the loose and his teammates faced St. Augustine St. for control of the ball in the Class 1A by his teammates during the regional semifi - ball in final game for the season for the Joseph Academy in the Class 1A boys re - Boys Soccer semifinal match. nal match. Photos: Jack Howdeshell Lafayette Hornets boys soccer team. gional semifinal match. LHS girls softball Lafayette girls vs Jefferson

Lady Hornets 8th grader Haley Ellefson is hit by a pitched With a pair of three inning, 18-0 wins this past week, the ball during the game against Jefferson County, but collect - Picking up where she left off last season, Lafayette’s Syd - Lady Hornets softball team opened the regular season de - ed the win from the mound striking out 6, allowing no hits ney Shows leads the team with a .600 batting average ear - feating Trenton and Jefferson County at home. and added four RBIs from the plate. ly in the season. Photos: Jack Howdeshell February “Fish Busters’ Bulletin” Bass season off to record-breaking start By Bob Wattendorf, Keith Alan, from the American Outdoors Fund, and by Lane, Champeau and KP Clements, the TrophyCatch with John Cimbaro Tom Champeau, director of the FWC’s Division of coordinator. Ay won the $40,000 grand prize via a ran - and KP Clements Freshwater Fisheries Management. Williams’ winning dom drawing from among 4,000 anglers who registered catch was a 13-pound, 14-ounce largemouth from Rod - for TrophyCatch the first season. See the TrophyCatch Largemouth bass man Reservoir. He previously earned a free ($500 val - Florida YouTube channel (YouTube.com/TrophyCatch - – Florida bucket- ue) fiberglass replica of his catch and other awards to - Florida) for coverage of these awards. mouths – are show - taling approximately $1,000. For the second year, which began Oct. 1, document - ing up in abundance A $10,000 check was handed to Peter Perez at a spe - ing a TrophyCatch has gotten simpler. Start with a free this winter, with an outstanding year projected by Flori - cial ceremony at West Lake Tohopekaliga by Experi - registration at TrophyCatchFlorida.com, and you will da Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) ence Kissimmee representatives Debby Guertin and be entered to win a Phoenix bass boat, powered by Mer - biologists. Terry Segraves, along with Champeau. Perez caught the cury and equipped with a PowerPole. This year the only The first year of TrophyCatch ended, and the awards largest TrophyCatch-verified bass from Osceola Coun - required photo is one of the entire bass (head to tail) on were all given out, but the challenge is on for year two. ty to win the prize. He caught his winning 12-pound, 3- a scale, with the weight visible. Always attempt to get TrophyCatch rewards anglers for catching, docu - ounce bass last March in a neighborhood pond on a that shot, but if it isn’t perfect, supplement it with a menting and releasing largemouth bass heavier than 8 Rat-L-Trap. close-up of the scale, a photo of the entire fish on a pounds in Florida. The winner of the 2013 Phoenix 619 bass boat, pow - bumpboard or tape measure, and maybe even a shot of Bob Williams of Alloway, N.J., earned the Trophy - ered by Mercury, was surprised angler Frank Ay. His the bass’s girth. This will help biologists determine if Catch Championship ring for the first season. It was prize was presented to him following a club tournament presented at Bass Pro Shops in Orlando last month by on Lake Okeechobee by professional bass angler Bob - SEE FISH BUSTERS, PAGE 8A THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2014 THE MAYO FREE PRESS , Mayo, FL ~ PAGE 7A OPINION On Pluto, Shakespeare and big rocks Dwain Walden roughly 4.7 billion miles work is trying to navigate stars and calculate the which we call a rose by The Moultrie Observer from earth. And to add in downtown Atlanta. movement of heavenly any other name would more dimension to that Of course we must fac - bodies. On the same smell as sweet.” A few years back some perspective, it takes 248 tor into this discussion planet we have people I would, however, scientists got together and years for Pluto to orbit the those people who think who have progressed suggest that you not decided that Pluto was not sun. the moon landing was very little beyond the bi - name your kid Horatio or a planet, even though it Now just why scientists faked and that we have ological engineering of Allowichus. He might has been called a planet felt it was necessary to Bigfoots living in the the opposing thumb. want to play football one since its discovery by call Pluto something other back forty. Back to Pluto’s plane - day. Clyde W. Tombaugh in than a planet ... well I just What a contrast! On tary qualifications or the Dwain Walden is edi - 1930. don’t have time for that our planet we have those lack thereof. I think tor/publisher of The Now when this an - kind of research. To me who can detail the rela - Shakespeare said it best, Moultrie Observer, 985- nouncement was made, that’s like debating Walden tionships of planets and “What’s in a name? That 4545. the declaration of its whether something is a stature did not impact the pebble or a stone. Would Dow Jones averages what - the definition have made Letters to the editor soever. Back then if Fed any difference to young chairman Alan Greenspan David when he flung one Dear editor, Dear editor, showed up to work in a at Goliath? Now I’ve had wrinkled shirt and extra a couple of kidney stone This Valentine’s Day, many veterans who fought to For the past several years, First Federal Bank has bags under his eyes, the issues, and I would offer preserve our freedoms will be hospitalized, receiving been able to offer a free checking account. After careful Dow could drop as much that they were boulders. the medical care they earned, but separated from the consideration, we have made some changes to the fees as 100 points in the blink Jagged boulders. Not homes and communities they defended. No one should we charge for some of our checking accounts. Because of any eye. Yet the be - stones. be alone on Valentine’s Day, and with the help of our of rising costs associated with the recent recession and smirching of a heavenly Likewise, is it a boat or grateful community, no veteran has to be. our increased investment in providing our customers body would not have such a ship. The prevailing I would like to personally invite every one of your with greater delivery services, it is time for us to charge an effect. Go figure. concern likely would be, readers to show their love and appreciation to Veterans a reasonable monthly fee. We know that these changes So last night I was does it float? by scheduling a visit at the Malcom Randall Veterans will be difficult for some, so it was important to us to watching the Discovery Or maybe, is it a biscuit Affairs (VA) Medical Center as part of the National offer ways to reduce this charge or eliminate it com - Channel and apparently or a hockey puck? Salute to Veteran Patients Feb. 9-15. We also encourage pletely. While we have already informed our affected there is still great debate I really do enjoy those the community to drop off Valentines to the volunteer customers, I’d like to explain the need for this change to among the astrophysicists kind of Discovery pro - office so that they can be distributed to our veterans. the community. on whether the downgrad - grams where elements of However, the love doesn’t have to end on Valentine’s Over the past years, First Federal has listened to our ing of Pluto was accurate. our universe are featured. Day. Many of our veterans are coming to the Depart - customers and invested in upgrades to our online bank - Some of those who still I know a lot of people ment of Veterans Affairs (VA) with special needs and ing, account alerts and online bill pay service. We in - want it to be referred to as probably think the study challenges that require the hearts and hands of a new troduced Mobile Banking and Mobile eDeposit, ex - a planet were getting kind of the stars, planets and generation of VA volunteers. Malcom Randall VAMC panded our ATM and Deposit ATM network, invested in of hot under the collar black holes are a waste of invites citizens, young and old, to join us in honoring fraud monitoring tools and absorbed multiple postage about it. This is their money. But one must stop our veterans year round by learning more about VA’s fee increases. All of this, while continuing to provide world and their profession and realize just how far volunteer program as well. reliable and trustworthy quality customer service at so their sentiments over we have come since it was Every citizen can make a positive difference in the each of our branches. These features created a great val - such stuff runs deep on ei - discovered that the earth life of a veteran patient. Scheduled visits from commu - ue for our customers. ther side of the issue. I was not flat and that the nity groups do so much to lift the spirits of our patients. In addition, a number of factors make this a very suppose on a much lower sun is the center of our so - I invite every member of our community to participate. challenging time to be a bank: the continued weak level of intellect, this lar system and the earth Call our Voluntary Service office at 352-374-6068 for economy, low interest rate margins, low loan demand, a would be like telling a die revolves around it. And in information on how to drop off Valentines and learn volatile housing market and increased regulation are hard fan that professional the big picture, that wasn’t how to join the VA’s National Salute to Veteran Pa - real challenges – not only for us, but for all community wrestling is fake. all that long ago. Mean - tients. banks. The gist of the decision while, I’ve met a few peo - First Federal is committed to help build our commu - to remove planet status is ple who think the world Thomas Wisnieski, director nity by providing jobs, donating money to local projects based on its size. revolves around them. North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System and organizations, and offering loans to local business - Now I don’t care one Some will say that the es and customers. We continue to be a 5-star rated, fi - way or another whether data provided about the nancially secure institution with responsible manage - Pluto is called a planet, a planets is just guesswork. ment principles, which provides stability to our com - dwarf planet or just a So I point out to them that munity, our customers and our staff. large rock. It is what it has our great minds have put a If you have any questions about these changes, feel always been. It’s not like man on the moon and free to contact me or one of our local branch managers. we will go there anytime brought him back. And Keith Leibfried in the foreseeable future. that now we shuttle in and President and CEO There’s a whole lot be - out of space like it was a First Federal Bank of Florida tween it and us that we taxi ride. That’s a lot more Live Oak, FL have yet to study. Pluto is than guesswork. Guess - [email protected]

852173 PAGE 8A ~ THE MAYO FREE PRESS , Mayo, FL THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2014 Tending the flock for a quarter of a century Continued From Page 1A He has also for 10 both men and women them new songs.” Pastor Boyd and his cated at 503 SE Cephas years served on various grew up not having bal - Boyd has a son, Justin congregation welcome Liston Road in Branford, Haven, Florida and said boards and wore several ance within the home. and a daughter-in-law, you to come worship Florida, near the his grandfather actually hats, which include na - “When you think Sarah and Justin is the with them. Hatchbend Lafayette, Suwannee founded HAC and pas - tional evangelist direc - about the breakdown of youth pastor at HAC. Apostolic Church is lo - County border. tored there for 40 years. tor, district youth com - the home, just in part While still in elementary mittee and various roles when you walk into a school, his parents within the Florida Dis - prison, I think that’s the Florida’s prescribed fire ignites interest, moved from Central trict Youth Department. end result many times of Florida to Lafayette For 15 years, Boyd broken homes and bro - participation in prescribed fire programs County. served on the board as a ken lives,” said Boyd. Prescribed fire helps ensure forest health and reduces “My parents moved presbyter for Florida For two years, they here to kind of help my District United Pente - learned all they could wildfire risk for Florida’s nearly 17 million acres of forestland grandparents as they costal Church Interna - about the huge task they Submitted March and April. In addition, prescribed were a little older at this tional and since 2009 has had before them. fires are set to reduce the undergrowth and point,” said Boyd. been volunteer chaplain “Now we’re at Mayo As the Florida Forest Service promotes dead trees that can fuel a wildfire set by a After graduating high for the Florida Depart - Correctional Institution the benefits of controlled burns, multiple careless cigarette or a lightning strike. school in Mayo, Boyd ment of Corrections. and we’re also at Suwan - state and local agencies have already been Forestry officials approve prescribed went back to Winter When Boyd thinks nee Correctional Institu - using the recent cold dry weather and low burn permits only after investigating the Haven because of more back of the time he’s tion,” said Boyd. “Every winds to their advantage. The Florida For - site and the weather around it, with winds job opportunities. Dur - been at HAC, he almost week we have a service est Service oversees one of the most active no more than 15 mph and humidity no ing the next 10 years, can’t believe it. on Sunday. We have prescribed fire programs in the country, is - lower than 28 percent. There are a lot of Boyd accepted his call to “It just doesn’t seem teams of men that minis - suing 120,000 authorizations statewide factors to consider before burn authoriza - the ministry and said as like 25 years to be hon - ter.” per year for the controlled scorching of 2.3 tions are issued. To aid burners, the Flori - long as he could remem - est,” said Boyd. He said currently they million acres of land. Prescribed fire is da Forest Service has added two new pro - ber, he felt the calling. have 14 men in the used to reduce hazardous fuel buildups, grams. The first is the smoke screening Also during that time he Preparing for prison church who are FDOC thus providing increased protection to tool which allows persons planning their met his wife, Jacqueline. ministry certified and serve as vol - people, their homes and the forest. prescribed burns to plot the burn on a map Although he didn’t re - Boyd said in 2007, he unteer chaplains under - In the last year, to the benefit of Agri - and see where the smoke from the burn is ceive formal training or had a strong desire to neath their ministry. He culture, Land Development and Silvicul - going to go and if it will impact anywhere attend seminary, he had start learning and said they don’t send all ture, Burning Authorizations issued by the that has been designated as a 'smoke sen - the privilege to be men - preparing for prison of them at one time to the Suwannee Forestry Center have included sitive area'. The second is the live fuel tored by Pastor Billy H. ministry. He contacted same place; some go to 6,289 fires, burning 91,313 acres; and moisture readings which can help pre - Tummond whom he the Florida Department the Mayo Annex and 18,572 pile burns. For a ten year period, scribed burners in their fire behavior pre - and others highly re - of Corrections and he others simultaneously authorized burns included 70,350 fires dictions and thus better plan their burns. garded and he described and several people in his may be appointed to burning 742,196 acres; and 138,120 piles. As stated, the No. 1 objective is to re - as, “ ... a very good man congregation began tak - serve at the work camp Wildfire dangers exist now since vege - duce wildfires. Other uses of prescribed and very wise man.” ing their courses and in which is also on the facil - tation killed by hard freezes are quite fire include disease control in young Boyd, for several years, addition studied some ity grounds. flammable along highways and roads. The pines, improving habitat for wildlife, received excellent one- materials the church’s Boyd said he and three prescribed fires being set now by forestry range management, preservation of endan - on-one instruction organization offered other men also go to SCI experts are intended to prevent wildfires gered plant and animal species and the preparing him and his that helped educate every Thursday morning that scorch hundreds of acres and endan - maintenance of fire dependent ecosys - wife to be evangelists as them to receive creden - to teach the same classes ger homes when springtime thunderstorms tems. they traveled all over tials. Part of this training as they do at Mayo Cor - start in the peak fire danger months of Protect your forest www.goodfires.org the United States. not only helped prepare rectional Institution. “This church (HAC) them for being in close “It’s just men mentor - needed a pastor, the po - contact with inmates, ing men because some of sition became available but to have an under - them have had an ab - February “Fish Busters’ Bulletin” and they called and standing of their social sence of mentorship in asked us if we would and economic back - their life,” said Boyd. Continued From Page 6A Facebook.com/Trophy - complemented by cus - consider coming,” said grounds. He said they average CatchFlorida to see the tom apparel by Bass Boyd. “Our focus was “It’s just as important 150-170 men for the ser - the fish is eligible for latest entries and get up - King Clothing, a person - evangelizing and that’s especially if you haven’t vices and they are full recognition. You can also dates on special events. alized certificate and where we felt we were come from that kind of services, not just preach - submit a bragging photo The peak season is still window decal. supposed to be.” background,” said ing. and perhaps a release pho - in front of us, and FWC Below is a list of top Boyd said within Boyd. “Just to realize “It’s exactly like to on the website. Every biologists have worked to bass fishing sites. See weeks of accepting the what you may face, not church. We have a praise verified entry gives you narrow down a list of top MyFWC.com/Fishing position, he and Jacque - necessarily the obvious team and we have musi - 10 more chances for the sites to recommend to and click on “Fishing line knew they had dangers, but as far as the cians there,” said Boyd. Phoenix boat drawing in bass anglers for 2014 Sites/Forecasts” to find made the right choice. needs that are there, “Occasionally on Satur - October. based on data from an - more details, lots of spe - He became elected to what kind of needs.” days, we’ll work with the The second year is off glers, scientific sampling cific local fishing tips, serve as pastor of HAC He said quite often, musicians and we’ll go to a great start, with 63 and an understanding of local contacts, specific on Jan. 14, 1989. within the penal system, over songs and teach Lunker entries (8-9.9 habitat trends and local rules, access points, at - pounds) and 26 Trophy conditions. By participat - tractors, ramps and quar - Club (10-12.9 pounds) ing in TrophyCatch, you terly updates. The web - recorded in less than the can help these biologists site also includes top first four months, and improve management and destinations for other more than twice as many conservation of trophy black bass species (e.g., entries in December 2013 bass. By releasing them spotted bass, shoal bass compared with December alive (a mandatory condi - and Suwannee bass) and 2012. The first possible tion of TrophyCatch), you other freshwater fishes Hall of Fame entry will help sustain the fish - (e.g., bream, crappie, (greater than 13 pounds) ery for the future and be catfish and striped bass). 8

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843910 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2014 THE MAYO FREE PRESS , Mayo, FL ~ PAGE 9A Stakeholder Committee consensus is to move forward Continued From Page 1A peer review of the data, Priority Springs, and sources.” The committee then de - were approved. science, and conclusions would add to the cost of The committee is com - veloped recommenda - Meetings of the stake - they are in need of pro - was then conducted by recovery,” said Carlos prised of representatives tions to submit to the holder advisory commit - tective actions to ensure the University of Florida Herd, Division Director from stakeholder groups Suwannee River and St. tee are held monthly in proper water flow to Water Institute. of Water Resources for throughout north Flori - Johns River water man - Lake City. The meetings prevent significant harm “I believe that the the Suwannee River Wa - da concerned with the agement districts and are open to the public to the ecology. The committee understands ter Management District. region’s water supply is - the Florida Department and there are opportuni - MFLs for these water that delay would cause “The actions associated sues. The committee dis - of Environmental Pro - ties for public comment bodies were developed additional harm to the with this adoption will cussed the individual tection (DEP) to consider at each meeting. using the best available Lower Santa Fe and also bring more water to members’ comments including in the final For more information science. An independent Ichetucknee Rivers and these important re - and recommendations. draft of the recovery about the Partnership strategy. The committee and to view meeting ma - heard public comment terials, visit northflori - Savvy senior before the statements dawater.com. Work-At-Home employment opportunities for retirees SRWMD prescribed Dear Savvy Senior, to check out, along with some trustworthy resources to Can you recommend some popular work at home jobs help you search for employment. fire program benefits for retirees? I’m interested in earning a little extra cash, Customer-service agent: These jobs answer inbound but would also like to stay at home and have a flexible customer calls for big companies – you don’t place tele - schedule. marketing calls. Agents earn an average of $8 to $15 an environment Recently Retired hour and you can usually set your own hours and pick an Continued From Page 1A burning, and signage employer whose products or services are suited to your will be posted to notify Dear Retired, knowledge and interests. 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852163 PAGE 10 A ~ THE MAYO FREE PRESS , Mayo, FL THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2014 February “Outta’ the Woods” Deer huntin’ lasts through March 2 in Zone D By Tony Young which occurs from mid- deer, make sure you have No dogs may be used in wheel lock, flintlock or January through February the $5 deer permit. On pri - the pursuit of deer during percussion cap ignition (in - There’s one thing good to in the Panhandle. vate land, the daily bag lim - this season. However, cluding 209 primers). You say about the second wave A $5 muzzleloading gun it is two. Bag limits and leashed dogs can be used to may not use muzzleloaders of seriously cold tempera - permit is required to hunt antler size for deer on track a wounded deer if that require smokeless tures that invaded the Sun - during this season. On pri - WMAs can differ, so please necessary. And it’s impor - powder or those with self- shine State last week. It re - vate land, hunters have the consult the area brochure tant to note that no turkeys contained cartridge ammu - minded us hunters that deer choice of using a muzzle - before you hunt. may be taken during this nition capabilities. For season is still going strong loader, bow or crossbow. Wild hogs aren’t consid - season. hunting deer, muzzleload - in parts of Florida. On wildlife management ered game animals on pri - Bows and crossbows ers that fire single bullets General gun season re - areas, this postseason is re - vate lands. Because of this, must have a minimum draw must be at least .40-caliber, mains open on private ferred to as the they can be taken year- weight of 35 pounds, and and those firing two or lands in zones B and D archery/muzzleloading gun round by most weapons hand-held releases on bows more balls must be 20- through Feb. 23. And then season. Hunters can use with no bag or size limits. are permitted. Broadheads gauge or larger. if you don’t mind hunting bows or muzzleloaders but Tony Young On most WMAs, there also used in taking deer must You’re allowed to take with a primitive weapon, not crossbows, unless they The most common kinds are no bag or size limits, have at least two sharpened deer and hogs over feeding Zone D’s late muzzleload - possess a disabled cross - of game to hunt during this and hogs are legal to take edges with a minimum stations on private land, but ing gun season runs a week bow permit. Hunters who season are deer and wild during most hunting sea - width of 7/8 inch. it’s illegal to do that on longer until March 2. This choose to hunt with a bow hogs. Only bucks may be sons except spring turkey. During this season, you WMAs. unique late season, which must have the $5 archery taken (even if you use a On selected WMAs, specif - may use only muzzleload - Twelve of the WMAs in occurs only in Zone D, was permit, and those using a bow), and one antler must ic bag and size limits do ap - ers that take black powder Zone D have a late established to give hunters muzzleloader need the be at least 5 inches in ply, so check the area’s or a non-nitro-cellulose the chance to hunt the rut, muzzleloading gun permit. length. If you’re hunting brochure to make sure. substitute and are fired by SEE OUTTA, PAGE 12A

853710 Amazing facts about the human heart

Every Valentine’s Day homes and businesses dress up the decor with cupids and hearts to celebrate a day all about love and affection. The heart shape has been used to symbolically represent the human heart as the center of emotion and romantic love. Hearts symbolizing love can be traced back to the Middle Ages. Those familiar with human anatomy realize that an actual heart bares very little resemblance to the i deographic heart shape used in art and imagery. Similarly, the human heart really has nothing to do with human emotions. Despite this, there are many interesting components of the heart, and a man or woman truly cannot love or live without one. The heart as an organ is relatively small in size. It is roughly the size of a fist and weighs only 11 ounces on average. Although diminutive, the heart is responsible for pumping 2,000 gallons of blood through 60,000 miles of blood vessels each day. It accomplishes this by beating 72 times a minute in a healthy adult. All of the cells in the body receive blood except for the corneas in the eye. The heart works harder than any other muscle in the body. In a fetus, it begins beating at four weeks after conception and will not stop until a person’s time of death. Even then, sometimes the he art can be revived. A heart can also continue to beat outside of the body provided it has an adequate ox ygen supply. Although many people refer to all of the blood vessels in their body as “veins,” they’re actually a combination of veins and arteries. Veins carry fresh, oxygenated blood to the body through arteries. The main artery leaving the left heart ventricle is called the aorta, while the main artery leaving the right ventricle is known as the pulmonary artery. Blood traveling back to the heart flows through veins aft er it has passed the lungs to pick up oxygen. The thumping noise that is heard while the heart is beating i s actually the chambers of the heart closing and opening as blood flows through. While the heart may not be the cornerstone of emotions, it can be affected by feelings. Studies have shown that a “broken heart” is a real occurrence, according to Live Science. Bad news or a breakup with a loved one can put a perso n at increased risk for heart attack. This type of trauma releases stress hormones into the body that Physical Therapy can stun the heart. Chest pain and shortness of breath ensue but can be remedied after some rest. H H e a l t h c o r e , I n c . Conversely, laughter and positive feelings can be beneficial for C “Meeting All Your Rehabilitative Needs” t he heart. Research has shown that a good laughing fit can cause t he lining of the blood vessel walls -- called the endothelium -- to • Physical Therapy • Specializing In Arthritis • Fibromyalgia • Geriatrics • Spinal & Joint Pain • Sports Injuries • Work Injuries relax. This helps increase blood flow for up to 45 minutes • Pediatrics • Manual Therapy •Lymphedema afterward. Locally Owned & Operated Although having a big heart colloquially means that a person Live Oak 208-1414 • Medicare, Protegrity is loving and goes out of their way for others, physically speaking, Lake City 755-8680 • Blue Cross, Av Med a big heart is unhealthy. An enlarged heart can be a sign of heart A Medicare Certified Rehabilitation Agency disease and compromise the heart’s ability to pump blood effectively. Left untreated, it can lead to heart failure. John Palmer, Physical Therapist The heart is an amazing organ responsible for 8 0 0

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LAFAYETTE BABE RUTH Baseball - Softball Registration and Try Outs When: Saturday, March 1ST 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. Where:Edward Perry Sports Complex Registration Fee: $60.00 Additional family members: $50.00 each • All leagues will try out except T-Ball, which will register the same day. • To play T-Ball, a child must be at least 5 years old by September 1, 2014. • Coaches and Babe Ruth Board will make the final determination of league placement for each player, based upon player experience & safety. • Players may be asked to try out in multiple leagues to determine their placement. • After March 1st, the late registration fee will be $70. • Please pick up and return late registration forms M arch 3rd - March 5th, at Mayo Town and Country Animal Hospital, on Hwy 27 East, 294-5000. The final deadline for all registration is 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March 5th. Registration forms and fees cannot be accepted after this date & time. 9 6 3 3 5

For more information, please contact: 8 Kim Edwards 854-0201 Lindsey Jackson 208-2675

Boddy Voyles 249-5245 853396 PAGE 12 A ~ THE MAYO FREE PRESS , Mayo, FL THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2014 Florida benefits from NASCAR Sprint Cup championship format change

DAYTONA BEACH – The state of Florida is fortunate to state’s economy and sports profile. The to 16 drivers, with those drivers advanc - NASCAR announced a new champi - host the opening and closing races of the Homestead-Miami Motor Speedway ing to what now will be known as the onship format that will put greater em - NASCAR season with the kickoff at the generates more than $250 million annu - NASCAR Chase Grid phasis on winning races all season long, Daytona 500 and the closing race at the ally to the region, and the NASCAR - The number of championship drivers expands the current Chase for the Homestead-Miami Speedway. The two Sprint Cup Series championship Ford in contention for the NASCAR Sprint NASCAR Sprint Cup field to 16 drivers, races combined bring over $1.8 billion EcoBoost 400 is broadcast live on TV Cup championship will decrease after and implements a new round-by-round to Florida’s economy. and radio to 200 countries in 24 lan - every three Chase races, from 16 to start advancement format that ultimately will “Florida received good economic guages. The iconic Daytona Internation - in the Chase Grid; 12 after Chase race reward a battle-tested, worthy champi - news with NASCAR’s announcement of al Speedway brings $1.6 billion into No. 3; eight after Chase race No. 6; and on. new and exciting changes to the “Chase Florida’s economy each year and at - four after Chase race No. 9 The final round of the Chase for the for the Sprint Cup,” said Florida Sports tracts the largest audience in motor - - The first three races of the Chase NASCAR Sprint Cup will be held at the Foundation President, John Webb. “The sports. (27-29) will be known as the Challenger Homestead-Miami Speedway in No - changes in format and points structure “These enhancements and increased Round; races 30-32 will be known as the vember, 2014. will now guarantee that a Sprint Cup interest in the final race of the year at Contender Round; races 33-35 will be “We have arrived at a format that Champion will be crowned at Home - Homestead will only add to the signifi - the Eliminator Round and race No. 36 makes every race matter even more, di - stead. Four drivers will enter the final cant economic benefits that our state will be the NASCAR Sprint Cup Cham - minishes points racing, puts a premium race, each with a shot at the champi - sees from these NASCAR signature pionship on winning races and concludes with a onship, in a winner-take-all showdown events,” said Webb. “The Florida Sports - A win by a championship-eligible best-of-the-best, first-to-the-finish line at the Homestead-Miami Motor Speed - Foundation is thrilled to see NASCAR’s driver in any Chase race automatically showdown race – all of which is exactly way. These innovative changes to the continued commitment and growth in clinches the winning driver a spot in the what fans want,” said Brian France, NASCAR playoff system will increase Florida.” next Chase round NASCAR chairman and CEO. “We interest among fans and media, and cer - - Four drivers will enter the NASCAR have looked at a number of concepts for tainly lead to more attention, and more Changes announced by France to the Sprint Cup Championship with a chance the last three years through fan research, visitors to South Florida for this season- championship format include: at the title, with the highest finisher models and simulations, and also main - ending race.” - A victory in the first 26 races all but among those four capturing the presti - tained extensive dialogue with our dri - The Sunshine State can now say it is guarantees a berth in the 10-race Chase gious NASCAR Sprint Cup Series vers, teams and partners. The new Chase home to both the “Super Bowl” of rac - for the NASCAR Sprint Cup – a change championship. for the NASCAR Sprint Cup will be ing, the DAYTONA 500, and home to that will put an unprecedented impor - For more details on the new champi - thrilling, easy to understand and help the season ending winner-take-all play - tance on winning a NASCAR Sprint onship format, please visit NASCARMe - drive our sport’s competition to a whole off showdown in Homestead. These rac - Cup Series race all season long dia.com for a Fact Sheet / FAQs or visit new level.” ing events are an enormous boost to the - Expanding the Chase field from 12 NASCAR.com.

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Toll Free: 1-800-557-7478 Se Habla Espanol Hunter safety course offered in Lafayette County EMAIL: [email protected] The Florida Fish and accompany children Wildlife Conservation younger than 16 at all Commission (FWC) is of - times. fering a free hunter safety Anyone born on or after D UCE course in Lafayette County. June 1, 1975, must pass an RED The course is Feb. 22 and approved hunter safety 23 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in course and have a hunting Mayo. Students must attend license to hunt alone (unsu - both sessions to receive pervised). The FWC course their certificate. satisfies hunter-safety train - HOME STILL SMELLS NEW - 4/2 1,890 sqft The location for this ing requirements for all DWMH is ready for you to move in. Split floor REDUCED - 3/2, 1653 sq.ft. home, on 1 acre. Quartz OWNER FINANCING- HOME ON THE countertops, large island, backsplash of glass & stone in SUWANNEE, ready for you to move in. Completely plan, crown molding, huge island in kitchen. class will be given to those other states and Canadian Enormous master bath and closet. Several kitchen. The master bdrm is 300 sq.ft., FP and a great furnished, Big screen TV, stereo system, etc. Bring all deck. $115,000. Anita Handy 386-208-5877 who register in advance by provinces. offers. $74,900. Call Ric Donovan, 386-590-1298 outbuilding. $99,500. Call Anita Handy, 386-208- MLS#85310 MLS#85646 5877 MLS#85609 calling the regional office Those interested in at - at 386-758-0525 or going tending a course can regis - to MyFWC.com/Hunter - ter online and obtain infor - Safety. mation about future hunter All firearms, ammunition safety classes at and materials are provided MyFWC.com/HunterSafe - free of charge. Students ty or by calling the FWC’s should bring a pen or pencil regional office in Lake City BEAUTIFUL SETTING on the Suwannee, 4 and paper. An adult must at 386-758-0525. GREAT LOCATION - 1 ac., 3/2, 1,680 sq.ft., 2 car ac., completely fenced, 1/1, 1,080 sq.ft., FP, Florida SOUTHERN COMFORT can be yours in this 4/3 garage, large MBR suite, over sized closet, glamour bath room, stg. bldg. w/open shelter & 1/1 living w/spa tub, tile walk-in shower, split floor plan, large quarters (upstairs), open front porch, natural fresh custom brick rancher on 20 acres. Open floor plan w/ kitchen, French doors leading into screened deck. water spring w/deck & steps down to water. modern kit., granite c.tops, formal dining room plus $159,000. Call Glenda McCall, 386-208-5244 $175,000. Glenda McCall, 386-208-5244 breakfast nook. Huge, in-ground pool, and shop. MLS#85921 MLS#85690 $289,500. Kellie Shirah, 386-208-3847 MLS#85510 Lafayette County Schools Lafayette District Schools will be closed on Monday, TWO LOTS for the price of one. Close to the river and out of the flood zone. Asking $5,000. Call Irvin Dees, 386-208- 4276 MLS#80336 Feb. 17, in observance of President's Day.

WATERFRONT - 127 ft. on Suwannee River, close to public boat ramp, great fishing area, and all kinds of wildli fe abound, $15,000. Glenda McCall, 386-208-5244 MLS#78962

WATERFRONT - .61 ac on the Suwannee. $16,000. Running Springs Bluff. Sherrel McCall, 386-688-7563 MLS#83823 School LunchLunch MenuMenu February 17th - February 21th, 2014 5 ACRES , just off CR252. Would make a great homesite. Very secluded with plenty of space for your home, wor kshop, or garden. $28,900. Irvin Dees, 386-208-4276 MLS#78679 LAFAYETTE ELEMENTARY LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL D A T E BREAKFAST LUNCH BREAKFAST LUNCH A L A C A R T E POSSIBLE OWNER FINANCING - Half acre lot on the Suwannee River. Gorgeous views, conveniently located. 2 / 1 7 President’s Day Holiday $29,000. Call Nelda Hatcher, 386-688-8067 MLS#81920 Mon. President’s Day Holiday President’s Day Holiday President’s Day Holiday

Turkey Sandwich (Chef Salad with C e r e a l T u r k e y S a n d w i c h C e r e a l F r u i t ) GREAT LOCATION - just outside Lake City. Partially wooded lots ready for your new home. No restrictions and easy C r a c k e r s Lettuce, Dill Pickles C r a c k e r s Lettuce, Dill Pickles 2 / 1 8 M i l k T a t e r T o t s M i l k Sliced Tomato O r a n g e J u i c e A p p l e s a u c e O r a n g e J u i c e Tater Tots access to I-75. Several tracts to choose from 10-11 acres. $38,000. Call Kellie Shirah, 386-208-3847 MLS#83535 T u e s . M i l k Oranges Y o g u r t T r i x Y o g u r t T r i x Applesauce C h o c o l a t e P u d d i n g Milk P o p T a r t s P o p T a r t s Sweet Potato Pudding C e r e a l Ham & Cheese Potato Casserole C e r e a l Ham & Cheese Potato Casserole WATERFRONT - $79,900- On the river with all the amenities. Older SWMH that has been redone. Completely C r a c k e r s C a r r o t s C r a c k e r s ( H a m b u r g e r ) ( P i z z a ) 2/19 M i l k Wheat rolls M i l k C a r r o t s furnished with deck on the River. Ric Donovan, 386-590-1298 MLS#82520 Wed. O r a n g e s P i n e a p p l e t i d b i t s O r a n g e s P i n e a p p l e t i d b i t s B r e a k f a s t P i z z a M i l k B r e a k f a s t P i z z a B a n a n a s M i l k C e r e a l C h i c k e n P o t P i e C e r e a l Chicken Pot Pie (Ham & Cheese 17 UNIT MOTEL with manager’s apartment, in White Springs, FL. All units currently rented with long term rentals. C r a c k e r s S t e a m e d B r o c c o l i C r a c k e r s Sandwich) 2/20 M i l k D i c e d P e a c h e s M i l k Steamed Broccoli Carrots Sticks/Ranch Dressing Needs a little TLC to be really nice, perfect spot for a retirement center. Owner financing availabl e. $145,000. Call Nelda O r a n g e J u i c e M i l k O r a n g e J u i c e T h u r s . 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Alternate High School menus are in parentheses. 850464 Menus are subject to change due to availability of goods. 844147 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2014 THE MAYO FREE PRESS , Mayo, FL ~ PAGE 13 A Two more Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park artists make it to a nationwide talent show is proud to announce the Jan. 23 American Idol show featured two SOSMP artists who have performed at the SOSMP over the years as they developed their country music careers and won many contests. Nalani Quintello of Orange Park, who won the 2013 WQHL North Florida Texaco Country Showdown (her fourth Texaco win) and the Florida statewide Texaco Country Showdown (her third trip to state), both at the SOSMP, was among the contestants selected in Atlanta by American Idol to move on to Hollywood. Also in the very same show, Lauren Ashlea Ogburn of Lake City was selected to move on to Hollywood. What are the chances that two people who know each other, live less than 80 miles apart and have competed in the same country music contests for several years would wind up in the same American Idol competition in Atlanta. Rion Paige, 13, now famous for her performances on X Not only did these two compete Factor 2013, is another one of the SOSMP’s artists who has and move on Jan. 23 on American done well in national talent competition. She left X Factor at #5 and continues to perform at many venues as she furthers Idol, a third SOSMP artist made it her singing career. Another former SOSMP artist is trying out to X-Factor last year and left in fifth for America’s Got Talent and The Voice. Nalani, 18, has opened for country artists such as Craig place. At least one other SOSMP Morgan, Jerrod Niemann, The Diamonds, The Gatlin Broth - artist is trying out for America‘s ers and in 2013 performed at the Suwannee River Jam, the South’s largest country music festival, held at the SOSMP Nalani Quintello, who won the Florida Texaco Country Got Talent and The Voice. each year. She also won the vocal solo and favorite categories Showdown in 2013 has now been chosen to compete on Submitted at the Rotary Club of Orange Park’s Future Stars competition American Idol. in 2013. Nalani was the 2013 Southside Idol of Lake City, The good news never stops coming at The Spirit of the Clay County Fair 2013 Talent winner, sang the National An - She’s performed for large crowds, won competitions such as Suwannee Music Park (SOSMP) in Live Oak. The SOSMP them for the 2013 Touchdown for a Cure Arthritis Walk at the Bradford Showdown, Suwannee County Fair Talent Everbank Stadium, home of the Jacksonville Jaguars, in Jack - Show and Southside Idol and was in the WQHL North Flori - sonville and has performed at multiple charitable events and da Texaco Country Showdown finals in 2013. She auditioned benefit concerts including the Special Olympics. Nalani also for American Idol 13 on the televised Jan. 23 Atlanta audi - performs out of state and won the Spirit Idol singing compe - tions and got a golden ticket to Hollywood. Lauren plans to tition in Decatur, Alabama. Since she began singing publicly move to Nashville soon. Her favorite bible verse, Jeremiah six years ago, Nalani has performed at a number of Jack - 29:11: “For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith sonville area restaurants and volunteers to sing at more than the Lord, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an ex - 14 nursing homes each month in her hometown. Nalani is the pected end” is what she believes with her full heart will get reigning winner of Jacksonville’s Got Talent, is an accom - her where she should be. plished guitarist and songwriter and is working towards Fans may watch American Idol beginning each Wednesday recording her own country music album. Nalani is complet - and Thursday night this season on Fox at 8 p.m. Auditions ing her last year of community college after graduating from were held last year and began showing on TV Jan. 14. This Orange Park High School in June. While in high school she week, Jan. 29-30, Salt Lake City audition will be shown. Om - sang with the jazz band. Nalani joins 162 other aspiring aha auditions will be shown Feb. 5 with the first round of Hol - singers in this year's American Idol competition. lywood Feb. 6, continuing Feb. 12-13. Semi-finalists will be Lauren Ogburn, 19, is a country music singer who loves revealed Feb. 18, top 15 female singers revealed Feb. 19 and singing, mudding, hunting and fishing. Her love for music top 15 male singers revealed Feb. 20. The first live results started at a very young age by singing along to country clas - show is Feb. 26 with the top 13 performing live Feb. 27. The sics and old gospel hymns in the back of her daddy’s pickup last two shows will be March 5-6. Plan now to check out truck. Lauren has a few childhood music memories she con - American Idol 13 at http://www.americanidol.com/ to see siders among the highlights of her life. Her favorite is when how to vote and make preparations so you’ll be ready if these her family would all go over to her nana and papa’s for Sun - two aspiring country singers make it to the finals. Meanwhile, day dinner or holidays like Thanksgiving and Christmas. Af - we’ll keep you updated on their progress. ter they ate and waited for the NASCAR race to start, her un - If you would like more information about the SOSMP, call cle Joel, dad, nana and papa would all sit in front of the piano 386-364-1683, email [email protected] or go to and sing songs out of the hymnal. It wasn’t until she was www.musicliveshere.com. Lake City's Lauren Ogburn wins golden ticket to Hollywood about 15 or 16 that she started performing on stage in earnest. The Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park is located at 3076 on American Idol. As she performed, she fell more in love with entertaining. 95th Drive, Live Oak.

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