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WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2014 / 22 PAGES, 2 SECTIONS • fbnewsleader.com Give us County fees favor an ‘A’ daycare, builders, churches, doctors school MARY MAGUIRE posed mobility fee ordinance to the News-Leader county commission for a vote, and that might happen later this month, or by SIÂN PERRY Nassau County needs more day- August, according to the county attor- News-Leader care for kids. ney. To encourage development, build- What took so long? School grades were released by ers won’t have to pay a transportation It’s hard to say. But the task force the state Department of Education impact fee. included government officials, local on Friday and according to its data, all The community could also use real estate professionals and a of Nassau County’s middle and ele- more medical offices. Developers Jacksonville real estate developer and mentary schools earned an A except bringing in doctors and dentists will it can be hard to corral a committee. Callahan Middle, which scored a B. receive a 25 percent discount on the The last hurdle, however, involved Yulee Middle showed the most fee. churches and religious schools. And improvement, moving from a C in FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION This is part of a plan to create “a the question was whether to hit them 2013 to an A this year. Green is good for Nassau County Schools and others that earned fully functioning society.” with a mobility impact fee. The task The school grades are prelimi- an A from the state. B counties are blue; red denotes an F. So says a proposed ordinance on force once had a $62 per seat fee for nary, pending completion of the annu- mobility fees. new churches but religious leaders al appeals period. Results for the Here’s what the proposal says about pushed back. state’s high schools and combination Baker a C and Clay a B. parent, according to the department. day care operations: The final recommendation calls for schools, such as Hilliard Middle Education Commissioner Pam “Its focus on student achievement “It is desirable and necessary to dropping the fee for churches and reli- Senior High, will be released later Stewart focused on the increased and gains will help ensure a fair have an abundant supply of child care gious schools. But the panel called for this year. number of A schools this year in a accountability system that helps facilities so that parents with young a special traffic study first. While offi- Overall, 962 elementary and mid- press release, calling it “great news” measure student knowledge of the children are able to fully participate in cials want to encourage development, dle schools statewide earned the top and stating, “I appreciate the work new Florida Standards,” said Stewart. the labor market if they so choose.” they also want their decisions to hold grade, an increase of 195 over last by the educators and families and stu- Grades currently are calculated These are among the decisions and up in court, said County Attorney year. dents and know they will continue to using an 800-point scale for elemen- comments made by a special task force David Hallman. However, the number of schools improve in the future even as we tran- tary and 900-point scale for middle assigned to draft a county mobility fee “When someone is trying to build, earning an F also increased, to 174 sition to a new grading system.” schools, with points awarded for stu- ordinance and create a fee schedule. we want to give them all kinds of from 96 in 2013. According to the pre- The new system that goes into dents that make learning gains and They’ve been at it for almost three breaks to come here,” said Hallman. “I liminary data, the North Florida coun- effect for 2014-15 will support the those that score satisfactory or high- years and finally wrapped up their work don’t want to be in a courtroom ties of Hamilton, Madison and Florida Standards and the Florida er on assessment tests, including the last week after dozens of meetings, (defending this).” Jefferson are all F districts. Standards Assessment, which will Florida Comprehensive Assessment several studies and huddles with attor- To that, task force member Bob In neighboring counties, Duval replace the FCAT. The new formula neys. received a grade of C, St. Johns an A, is meant to be more simple and trans- GRADES Continued on 3A The next step is to send the pro- FEES Continued on 3A HERDING FISH County permits doggie dining

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The county commission meeting started at 6 p.m. as usual Monday and ended in less than 20 minutes. But no one left the chambers because public hearings start at 7 p.m. and the doggie dining ordinance was up for discus- sion for its second hearing and final vote. That was approved in a 3-0 vote. So, dogs will be allowed to accompany their owners to restaurants with al fres- co dining just as soon as a business owner comes forward and applies for a permit. The permits are free, but there are rules for restaurants to follow, includ- ing guidelines on signage and sanita- tion. Commissioner Danny Leeper and PAT FOSTER-TURLEY/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER Commissioner Walter “Jr.” Boatright A group of white pelicans on the north end of Big Talbot Island feeds by cooperatively herding fish. Story, photos, 8A. were both on scheduled vacations and did not attend the meeting. They are expected to attend a scheduled meet- ing at 9 a.m. today. The 42-minute wait between the meeting and the public hearing prompt- 4 candidates for city commission seat so far ed Commission Chair Barry Holloway to call for discussion about moving the start time for public hearings to 6 p.m. Former city commissioner Tim public office locally before. ing the unpopular Forward ends at 5 p.m. Aug. 8. He said it would make “work flow a Poynter has filed to seek election Other candidates may still file for Fernandina initiative. Current Mayor Candidates must be a qualified, little quicker.” again this fall. He has challenged the city election Nov. 4. Ed Boner defeated Poynter by a 57-43 registered voter in the city of County Attorney David Hallman incumbent Commissioner Charlie Corbett and Pelican were first percent margin in 2012. Fernandina Beach, pay an election said holding public hearings earlier Corbett, who has filed for re- elected three years ago. There are Corbett won election in 2011 by assessment fee and either obtain valid might better serve the public. When election. five city commissioners, each elected defeating former mayor Susan Steger; petition signatures or pay an addi- Commissioner Steve Kelley asked if Commissioner Sarah Pelican also to a three-year term, with no more Pelican defeated former vice mayor tional filing fee of $360. there were any state statutes on time has filed for reelection. She is chal- than two on the ballot in any given Eric Childers. Both incumbents were For information about how to requirements, Hallman told him 5 p.m. lenged by Robin Lentz, a guidance year. victims of the Forward Fernandina become a candidate, contact City is the earliest legal minimum for counselor at Fernandina Beach Poynter was elected in 2009, but controversy. Clerk Caroline Best at City Hall, 204 Middle School who has not sought lost his reelection bid in 2012 follow- Qualifying for the city election Ash St. COUNTY Continued on 3A

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2A WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2014 NEWS News-Leader WEEKLY UPDATE OBITUARIES Al-Anon Support Group will meet at 7 John W. Connolly Jr. FL, their daughter, Amy Duey Heard Funeral Home, Mr. New p.m. at the Council on Aging, and her husband Joseph Fernandina Beach, FL. was born on Al-Anon meetings are held 1367 South 18th St., Aug. 21, John W. Connolly, Jr. passed Dodge, Fernandina Beach, FL, The Mass of Christian April 25, every Thursday at noon at Sept. 18, Oct. 16, Nov. 20 and away at home with his family and her brother, John Britt, Burial will be celebrated at 1932, in Yulee United Methodist Dec. 18. on July 11, 2014 at the age of 85. Atlanta, GA. 12:00 noon on Thursday, July Fitzgerald, Church, 86003 Christian Way, He was a loving and com- Share her Life Legacy at 17th at St. Michael’s Catholic GA, one of Yulee. For more information, Help needed passionate husband and father www.oxleyheard.com. Church, Fernandina Beach, FL six children call 465-0162. The all-volunteer Yulee who will be dearly missed by Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors with Father Jose Kallukalum, to the late Interfaith Dinner Network his wife, Anne, 5 children Celebrant. William and Steak nights needs the community’s help to (John, Patsy, Peggy, Chris, and In lieu of flowers the family Irene Campbell New. He was a The American Legion continue to provide hot, Michael), their spouses, 13 Pierce Reaves Grose requests donations to the 1949 graduate of Fitzgerald Riders of Post 54 host a steak healthy meals to adults and grandchildren, sisters (Mary Pierce Reaves Grose passed United Cerebral Palsy High School. After graduation, dinner the third Saturday of children experiencing hunger McMahon away peacefully on July 13, Association and/or the Mr. New joined the United the month at the Post, 626 S. in our community. Just $25 and Evelyn 2014. He was born in Eufaula, Multiple Sclerosis Society. States Army and served in the Third St., Fernandina Beach. provides enough meat to Meyers), as Alabama on May 12, 1933 to Please view his Life Legacy Korean War. He received his Dinner includes a steak, serve a hot meal to 50 people. well as all Lee Loren Grose and Kathleen and leave your condolence honorable discharge in 1953. baked potato, corn on the cob To help, contact the network those he Reaves Grose. messages at www.oxley- On returning to Fitzgerald, he and salad for a $12 donation. at [email protected], 556- touched He graduated from Auburn heard.com. married the love of his life, To-go orders are available by 2496, or send donations to through his University in 1957 with a Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Shirley Ann Ray, on March 1, calling 261-7900. The Coalition for the professional degree in Mechanical Engine- 1957. They moved to Entertainment starts at 7 p.m. Homeless, P.O. Box 16123, and commu- ering. Over his extended career Fernandina Beach that same Fernandina Beach, FL 32035. nity engagement. in textiles with JP Stevens, Col. John W. Martin year, where Mr. New began his FAMU Alumni Please put YIDN in the memo Jack grew up in New Burlington Col. John W. Martin, U.S. career at Container The local chapter of FAMU line. Rochelle, NY with Hazel and Industries Army (retired), age 85, of Falls Corporation of America as a Alumni Association will meet John Connolly Sr., graduated and Riegel/ Church, VA and Fernandina Paper Maker until his retire- July 19 at 3:30 p.m. at the Peck Ala-Teen meetings from Tufts University, and Mount Beach passed away Saturday ment in 1992. Mr. Community Center for more Ala-Teen meetings are held moved to Jacksonville with Vernon Mills morning, July 12, 2014, at New enjoyed hunting and sharing and updating of infor- at 34 N. Second St. every Anne in 1958. He enjoyed a suc- he had many Quality Health of Fernandina fishing and was a member of mation. All are welcome, Saturday at 11 a.m. Trained cessful career in the petrole- great friends Beach. the Brickyard Hunting Club. alumni, students/parents of adult facilitators are present to um industry for over 40 years, and col- Col. Martin was born in He was known to everyone as FAMU and friends. Contact guide the teens through the including 24 years as president leagues. Waco, TX on February 17, “Catfish”. He was loved by his J.M. Smith at 261-7906. 12-step support group. Ala- of Eastern Seaboard Petroleum After retiring to Amelia Island 1929, the son of the late Lloyd friends and neighbors for his Teen helps young people and finally as president of in 2000, he enjoyed spending and Irma Jewel Martin. He was prolific tomato growing skills. Gun courses learn how to deal with the Environmental Recovery time with his friends and neigh- a 1947 graduate of Alvarado He was Baptist by faith. Gary W. Belson Associates effects of alcohol in their lives Group. He also founded the bors who enriched his life. High School in Alvarado, TX. Besides his parents, Mr. Inc. will hold a concealed and families. There are no Florida Spillage Control Mr. Grose is preceded in After high school, Col. New was preceded in death by weapon license course at 6:30 requirements, other than hav- Association and acted as death by his brother, Lee Loren Martin attended North Texas four siblings, his son Jeffery p.m. July 21 and 24. A basic ing a relative or friend that Chairman of the Port Authority Grose Jr., and his sister, Sarah Agricultural College where he Brian New in 1983, a grandson, with defensive tactics course drinks too much. For informa- for several years. Grose Copeland. met the love Glenn D. Huls, Jr. in 1979, and will be held at 7:45 a.m. July tion contact the Alachua Club Beyond professional accom- He is survived by his wife, of his life, two great-grandsons, Sebastian 19. For details and informa- at 32 North Third St., 261- plishments, Jack was deeply June, and four children, Carol Celia Jewell and Caleb Bain in 2006. tion, contact Belson at 491- 3580. committed to serving the com- (Jeffrey), Lee (Mitch), Kathy Casey, and He leaves behind his wife 8358, (904) 476-2037 or gbel- munity. He advised or led (Bill) and Philip (Nishi) as well was wed on of over 57 years, Shirley New of [email protected]. Visit Duplicate bridge organizations including The as his brother, John. He also September 9, Fernandina Beach; his children www.TheBelsonGroup.com. Fernandina Beach Bolles School, Jacksonville leaves five cherished grand- 1950. Col. Bill New (Diane) also of Duplicate Bridge Club meets University, Jacksonville Marine children, Samuel, Sebastian, Martin then Fernandina Beach, Toni Confederate sons every Wednesday and Thurs- Institute, Propeller Club, JCCI, Alex, Kameron and Ariyana. continued Bennett (Harold) of Lake City, The Sons of Confederate day at 9:30 a.m. in the MLK Rotary Club (Paul Harris Please share his Life Legacy his education and enrolled in FL and Mike New (Melinda) Veterans will meet July 21 at 7 Center, 1200 Elm St. Games Fellow), St. Vincent’s Founda- and leave your condolence the University of Texas where of Alachua, FL; his sister, p.m. at the Pig Barbeque are over by 1 p.m. and are tion, San Jose Manor, and the message at www.oxley- he received his Bachelor’s Rachel Lake (H.D.) of Ocilla, Restaurant in Callahan. The open to anyone. Computer Salvation Army. heard.com. degree in Zoology in 1951, GA; 14 grandchildren and eight meeting will include the scoring, round clock timer Jack loved to travel with his Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors thereafter joining the United great-grandchildren. Disney movie “The Great and all the goodies are pres- family and working on his golf States Army. Later, he also Funeral services will held Train Chase,” an event occur- ent; play with fun people. game, and the San Jose and St. Col. Willis attended George Washington today, Wednesday, July 16, at ring during the Civil War. The Contact Fred Stokes at (912) Michael’s Catholic parishes. University in D.C. and received 11:00 am in the Burgess Chapel public is invited to attend. 576-8296 for more informa- He will be fondly remembered Francis Larrabee his Master’s degree in of Oxley-Heard Funeral Home tion. Game fee is $7. Visit for his genuine care for others, Colonel Willis Francis “Bill” Personnel Management, grad- with Chaplin Jim Tippins offi- GED help www.bridgewebs.com/ business integrity, reliable lead- Larrabee, U.S. Army, retired, uating in 1965. He attended the ciating. Following the service, In need of training (voca- Fernandina. ership, and a smile that would formerly of Elmira, NY, died at Army War College at Fort Mr. New will be laid to rest in tional or academic), your light up a room. his home on Amelia Island, FL McNair in D.C. and graduated Bosque-Bello Cemetery with GED, or assistance in finding Networking lunch His family will receive on Sunday, July 13, 2014. in 1974. military honors. The family a job? The Northeast Florida Whether you have a busi- friends this evening, Wednes- Born on December 12, 1942 Col. Martin served in the received friends Tuesday night Community Action Agency, ness or an organization to pro- day, July 16, 2014 from 5:00- he was the eldest of four chil- Korean War, two tours in the from 5-7 pm at the funeral Inc. (NFCAA) gives people mote, are hiring new employ- 7:00 pm at the Oxley-Heard dren born to Isabelle Jean Lisi Vietnam War as a helicopter home. the necessary skills they need ees or looking for a new job, Funeral Home.The Rosary will Larrabee and the late Willis I. pilot, and was stationed in If so desired, memorials to succeed. They offer help have a request for volunteers be recited in the Burgess Larrabee. Mr. Larrabee gradu- Japan, Germany, and Iran. He may be made in his name to through the process. or want to volunteer your Chapel of Oxley-Heard at 6:00 ated from the University of later was assigned to the Community Hospice of Through the FSSP, or expertise, join the Community pm. Scranton, Scranton, PA, where Pentagon in Washington, D.C., Northeast Florida, 4266 Family Self-Sufficiency Networking Lunch each The Mass of Christian he received a BS in Accounting where he retired in 1977. After Sunbeam Road, Jacksonville, Program, they provide: educa- Wednesday from 11:45 a.m.-1 Burial will be celebrated at in 1964. He earned his MS in his illustrious career in the mil- Florida 32257. tion, employment and finan- p.m. at The Journey Church. 10:00 am on Thursday, at St Business itary, Col. Martin began work Please share his life story cial literacy. Orientation will Bring your own lunch, net- Michael’s Catholic Church of Education as a real estate agent in Falls and leave condolences at oxley- be held for low-income resi- work, share special events and Fernandina Beach. A reception from Temple Church, VA and later became heard.com. dents of Nassau County on view a short video each week will immediately follow at University, the broker of his own Century Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Wednesdays, July 23 and 30 regarding integrity and faith Oxley-Heard Funeral Home, Philadelphia, 21 company until his full retire- from 11 a.m. to noon at 1303 in the workplace. 1305 Atlantic Avenue, PA in 1972. ment in 1986. Jasmine St., Suite 100, Bring business cards, fly- Fernandina Beach, FL. Bill was After retirement, Col. Irene C. Smith Fernandina Beach. For infor- ers or resumes to share. For A private family burial will commis- Martin and his wife began a Mrs. Irene C. Smith, age 94, mation and to reserve your information contact Karen held at Oaklawn Cemetery. sioned in the new passion for sailing. They of Fernandina Beach, FL, spot, call, 261-0801, ext. 202. [email protected]. In lieu of flowers, please United States Army Infantry, spent over a 20-year period sail- passed away early Sunday make memorial contributions July 1964. His military school- ing from the ports in Virginia to morning, July 13, 2014 at the Blood drive VFW Post meets to the Salvation Army. ing included Basic and Key West with many excur- Warner Center for Caring. The Florida-Georgia Blood The Byrd-Wallace Post No. Please share his Life Legacy Advanced Officer courses, sions to the Bahamas, fre- Mrs. Smith was born on Alliance Mobile Unit will be 4351 Veterans of Foreign and leave your condolence Airborne and Ranger schools, quently stopping at Amelia August 22, 1919 in Fernandina located at Amelia Baptist Wars, the Men’s Auxiliary and messages at www.oxleyheard. Special Forces Officer cours- Island along the way. Hurricane Beach, the daughter of the late Church on July 30 from noon Ladies Auxiliary monthly com. es, the Command and General Wilma destroyed their sailing Morris and Mable Goodbread until 3 p.m. Although an meeting is the second Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Staff College, and the Army vessel, Sea Jay, while in Boca Moore. She was a lifelong res- appointment is not necessary, Monday of every month at the War College. Chica, Fla. At this point they ident of those who wish may call 888- Post, located at 96086 Wade’s Anne Britt Duey Colonel Larrabee served purchased a second home in Fernandina 998-2243 to make an appoint- Place, Fernandina Beach, two tours in Korea and two in Fernandina Beach in 2006. Beach and a ment to donate. Amelia under the Shave Bridge. The Mrs. Anne Britt Duey, age Viet Nam. He was awarded the While in Fernandina Beach, graduate of Baptist Church is located at general meeting begins at 6:30 83, of Fernandina Beach, Bronze Star Medal with V they became members of St. Fernandina 961167 Buccaneer Trail, at the p.m. Contact VFW Post 4351 passed away on Tuesday even- Device and two Oak Leaf Michael’s Catholic Church and Beach High roundabout. Visit www.igive- at (904) 432-8791 for informa- ing, July 1st, 2014 at Baptist Clusters, Meritorious Service greatly enjoyed their time on School. Mrs. blood.com. tion. Medical Center – Nassau. Medal with two Oak Leaf the island and their welcoming Smith has Born in Darien, GA, she was Clusters, Air Medal with neighborhood on Village Lane. had several Alzheimer’s support Aviation club the eldest of two children born numeral 9, Army Commen- Col. Martin loved spending employments in Fernandina The Alzheimer’s Caregiver The Friends of Fernandina to the late John Legare and dation Medal with two Oak time with his family and grand- Beach but was most known for Support Group of Nassau Aviation (FoFA) is a 501(c)3 Adelaide Blanche Westfield Leaf Clusters, Navy Commen- children and was known as a working for her brother, Ed County will not meet in July. nonprofit organization that Britt. After graduating high dation Medal with V Device, leader of men to all. Moore, at Moore’s Grocery The next meeting will be held promotes an appreciation for school she attended Georgia Air Force Commendation He leaves behind his wife located at Main Beach. on Thursday, Aug. 21 from the contributions of aviation to Southern College for Women in Medal, the Combat and Expert of nearly 64 years, Celia J. She was a member of the 2:30-4:30 p.m. This will be a the local community. The Statesboro where she earned Infantry Badges, Master Martin of Fernandina Beach, Red Hat Society, Garden Club, full support group meeting FoFA helps introduce young her Bachelor’s Degree in Parachutist Badge, Ranger Tab, FL, and Falls Church, VA, his Amelia Island Quilters Guild, and is open to the public. people to aviation career Education. After college she Army General Staff Identi-fica- children; Cheryl Martin Women’s Club and longtime Everyone is invited to attend. opportunities through educa- and several other young teach- tion Badge, The Legion of Grabicki (Peter) of Spokane, member of the First Baptist For further information call tional programs and presenta- ers came to Fernandina for Merit first Oak Leaf Cluster, WA, John W. Martin, Jr. of Church of Fernandina Beach. Debra Dombkowski, LPN, at tions and offers annual schol- teaching positions. Shortly after Order of National Security Reston, VA, Janet Walsh She was a very artistic and 261-0701, ext. 113. arships to local high school arriving she met John Craig Merit, SAMIL Medal from the (Danny) of Falls Church, VA, multi-talented lady. students pursuing aviation Duey, who would become her Republic of Korea and various and David Lloyd Martin She leaves behind her chil- Parkinson’s support degrees or certifications. husband in November of 1959. foreign awards. (Kristy) of Leander, TX, his sis- dren; Helen Allen of Greens- The Parkinson’s Disease Membership is open to Mrs. Duey taught in the Upon retirement from the ter, Lloyl Martin Mathews of boro, NC, Patsy Richardson both pilots and non-pilots. Nassau County Public School Army, he worked as a contract Lakewood, CO, his grandchil- (Roger) and Michael Mc- Meetings are held at 8:30 a.m. System until retiring in 1971. consultant with the dren; Michelle Grover Monagle (Staci), all of the first Saturday of each After retiring, she raised their Department of Defense in (Michael), Peter Grabicki, Fernandina Beach. Nine grand- NOBLE MONUMENT month at the Fernandina daughter and spent time at Washington, DC. From 1997 to Casey Burke Walsh (Raven), children, 12 great-grandchil- COMPANY, INC. Beach Municipal Airport. home enjoying, cooking, 2000 he was President and Nicole Martin, Mark Grabicki, dren and one great-great-grand- For information call Mickey sewing and other crafts. General Manager of The Brian Walsh, Jack Martin, child. 277-4499 Baity, membership coordina- Mrs. Duey leaves behind, International Trust Company Jordan Martin, Dawson Funeral services will be 14th & Atlantic visit noblemonument.com tor, at 277-8360. Visit her husband of 55 years, J. Bank of Liberia, West Africa. Martin, and his two great- held at 2:00 pm today, www.fofaviation.com. Craig Duey, Fernandina Beach, Until present time, he consult- granddaughters, Grace Grover Wednesday, July 16, at the First ed for The Department of and Grace Walsh. Baptist Church of Fernandina Home Land Security and A memorial Mass will be Beach with Reverend Jeff 511 Ash Street, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 FEMA as ICF Regional Coordi- held at 11:00 am on Saturday at Overton officiating. She will be (904) 261-3696 Fax 261-3698 nator and Radiological Emer- St. Michael’s Catholic Church. laid to rest beside her husband, Website for email addresses: fbnewsleader.com gency Preparedness Program Col. John W. Martin will be laid Sherril Smith, in Chester DHS-FEMA Region IV. to rest in Arlington National Cemetery following the serv- Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday Bill is survived by his wife of Cemetery in Arlington, VA, ice. 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Elmira, NY, three grandchil- Please share his life story Please share her life story at dren, Bain, Carter and Ellie and leave condolences at www.oxleyheard.com. SUBSCRIPTION RATES McCullough of Marietta, GA; www.oxleyheard.com. Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Mail in Nassau County ...... $39.99 sister, Theresa Larrabee Creed Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Mail out of Nassau County ...... $69.99 (Ed) of Solano Beach, CA, brothers Jerry Larrabee DEATH NOTICE NEWS DEADLINES ADVERTISING DEADLINES Charles New WEDNESDAY NEWS-LEADER FRIDAY NEWS-LEADER (Nancy) of Horseheads, NY, Community News: Church Notes: and Joe Larrabee (Rico Mr. Charles New, age 82, of Daniel Gordon Graham, Monday, 5 p.m. Monday, 5 p.m. Classified Ads: Monday, 5:00 p.m.* Wednesday, 5:00 p.m. Letters to the editor: People and Places: Classified Display: Friday, 3 p.m. Tuesday, 5 p.m. Rapasora) of Hadley, NY. 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WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2014 NEWS News-Leader 3A School grades ‘Why are you exempting anyone? Take advantage of School 2014 2013 I’m a Christian. But it seems Bryceville Elementary ...... A ...... B a little arbitrary.’ Callahan Intermediate ...... A ...... A Callahan Middle ...... B ...... B SANDY SEMANIK free prescription Emma Love Hardee ...... A ...... B SEDA CONSTRUCTION Fernandina Middle ...... A ...... A Hilliard Elementary ...... A ...... A FEES Roman Catholic Diocese of St. discount cards Yulee Elementary ...... A ...... B Augustine. Yulee Middle ...... A ...... C Continued from 1A But there are limits. Spaeth said, “It’s a delicate Once churches have more In May 2008, the Nassau line.” than 1,275 seats they will face County Board of County GRADES report. “Yes,” said task force chair impact fees, according to the Commissioners launched the The cards are A school can earn “bonus and County Commissioner draft ordinance. Prescription Discount Program accepted at 14 Continued from 1A points” in each area if per- Danny Leeper. Not happy with the pro- to help citizens cope with the Test, End-of-Course Assess- formance improved. Convers- Task force member posed ordinance is residential high prices of prescription pharmacies in ments and the Florida ely, schools can lose points if Mike Stokes raised another real estate developer Sandy drugs. the county. Alternate Assessment for stu- performance declined. angle. Semanik. His company, SEDA Since then, 25,651 citizens dents for whom the FCAT 2.0 “A” grades earn districts “We have other mecha- Construction based in have used the prescription dis- is not an appropriate meas- more than bragging rights – nisms for that,” said Stokes. Jacksonville, builds thousands count card and have saved a county library branches in urement. under the Florida School “Yes,” said Leeper, refer- of houses. SEDA developed total of $809,734, with the aver- Fernandina, Yulee, Callahan, Middle school grades Recognition Program, schools ring to the county’s economic the Flora Parke subdivision in age savings per prescription Hilliard and Bryceville. include an additional compo- that receive an A, or improve development grant. The issue Yulee and has properties in filled being $11.68. You may also print a card nent measuring students’ par- at least one grade from the has come up before. development on US 17. The Prescription Discount from home by visiting NACo’s ticipation and performance on previous year, are eligible to The county offers a tax “Why are you exempting Program is sponsored by the website at www.nacorx.org or high-level EOC assessments earn an additional $100 per incentive program, started anyone?” said Semanik. “I’m National Association of contact NACo directly at 1-877- and industry certifications, student. about two years ago. Under a Christian. But it seems a lit- Counties (NACo). As a mem- 321-2652 and request a card to according to the Department For more information on the program, companies can tle arbitrary.” ber of NACo, there is no charge be mailed to you. of Education. individual schools, visit get a tax refund if they make a Semanik lost a lawsuit ear- to Nassau County to offer this High school grades also schoolgrades.fldoe.org. capital investment or create lier this year with the Nassau program to its residents. consider graduation rates, Parent resources and FAQs new jobs. County School Board over The prescription discount pp acceleration and college readi- are available at www.floridap- The definition of “new” jobs school impact fees. cards can be used by all Ha y ness, which are calculated at athtosuccess.org and par- is loose, because it can Impact fees have been used county residents regardless of th the end of the calendar year ents.fldoe.org/home. include, say, transferring a by counties and municipalities age, income or existing 100 and presented in a separate [email protected] worker from an office in New around the country for health coverage, and it’s accept- Mom! Jersey to Nassau County. decades. And, they continue ed at 14 pharmacies in the This thread of conversation to face legal challenges. county. July 16, 1914 between Spaeth, Leeper It is easy to understand There is no enrollment form from COUNTY Service Benefit Unit (MSBU). and Stokes was short and why. Impact fees are expen- to receive the card, no mem- John & Theresa Megna The tax is imposed on prop- stopped with that brief sive. bership fee and no restrictions Continued from 1A erty owners on the south end exchange. Under the proposed coun- or limits on the frequency of evening meetings. of Amelia Island and will be The task force heard from ty mobility fee ordinance, use. Cardholders and their fam- Hallman suggested 6 collected on the ad valorem local engineer Nick Gillette of SEDA Construction would pay ily members may use the card o’clock or “as soon after.” tax bill mailed in November. A Gillette & Associates in $1,150 to build a single-family at any time their prescriptions “I think that’s a good idea,” public hearing on the matter Fernandina Beach. He was house in Yulee. And, if it builds are not covered by insurance. said Kelley. will be held on Aug. 25 at 7 hired to study traffic. The that house west of I-95, the fee Simply present the card to Holloway asked the attor- p.m. county paid more than would be $1,168. the participating pharmacy to ney to investigate the issue • The board authorized $175,000 for his work. For now, the county has a receive your discount. The card further and bring back rec- Elton Alan, Inc. to replace He also was asked this moratorium on mobility fees can also be used on some pet ommendations at the July 28 guardrails at eight locations spring to take a deeper look at until September. medications. meeting. Holloway said he around the county for $66,540. traffic and churches. The task force included a Cards are available for pick- I’m sure she would love wanted input from Leeper and • The board approved the Gillette’s church land use variety of people in real estate up at various locations through- to hear from Boatright. Also at the meet- final release of a lien for and trip generation study investment, development, buy- out the county including the home town folks. ing: Florida Infrastructure Inc. now dated June 19 determined that ing and selling, including Phil Nassau County Courthouse in • The board approved that the CR 121 culvert exten- Florence Mayer churches don’t generate Griffin and Pat Keogh and Fernandina Beach, the Robert Luther Haven #C320 Hallman’s request to file a law- sion project is complete. enough traffic. builder Tom Ford, who also M. Foster Justice Center in 8949 N. 97th Street suit against the state to collect • The board accepted “It’s too small to track,” said chairs the Planning & Zoning Yulee, the Nassau County Milwaukee, WI 53224 $147,000 the county has over- maintenance responsibility for Gillette. Board. Manager’s Office in Yulee and paid for juvenile justice fees. the roadways and associated He put the number at 0.39 The group also included an He said the deadline to file suit infrastructure of Timber daily trips per seat at a local executive from Sleiman is Friday and that he would Creek Plantation Phase III in church. Enterprises, a commercial real work with Florida Association Yulee from developer BWC Gillette said he considered estate developer based in of Counties (FAC) on the case. Land, LLC. HOMELESS ANIMALS... S traffic for three churches in Jacksonville. The company AVE • The assistant fire chief • The board approved a Yulee, including Journey has built some of the largest U for the Yulee volunteer depart- finance package, including the Church (600 seats), shopping centers in the S ment, Danny Lightsey, told the receipt of $29,460 from the city Celebration Baptist Church county, including The Villages THEY’RE DYING FOR board during public comment of Fernandina Beach for sup- (339 seats) and Yulee Uni- in Yulee, which is anchor- that it has received certifica- plies and equipment from the ted Methodist Church (156 ed by the Publix supermar- A 2ND CHANCE tion from the State Fire Supervisor of Elections. The seats). ket. Adopt A Companion Today Marshal’s Office, as requested county also received a grant The elimination of church The company is subject to by the board, and that there for $46,237 for 911 operations fees answered the prayers of impact fees and was invited by A PUBLIC SERVICE are 19 volunteers and equip- and maintenance from the two people who attended the county officials to sit on the ANNOUNCMENT BY THE NEWS-LEADER ment ready to “step up and rural county grant spring pro- meeting. task force and vote on how help the community.” gram. “Thank you,” said Fred much to charge. Holloway said, “I’m glad [email protected] Atwell, who represents the [email protected] you’re back on board. Thank you.” He asked Lightsey to schedule a meeting with County Manager Ted Selby and Fire Rescue Chief Matt Graves. At the meeting, Lightsey sat next to Curtis Bollinger, president of Professional Firefighters Local Union 3101. • The board approved the continued special collection of fees for beach protection. 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During Harry Truman’s accom- 10 NCAA basketball champi- worked hard to keep that first term as president circa plished. onships in 12 years, he began promise. 1947, he nicknamed the However, doing further research. He Unfortunately, this is espe- brewing here Congress, which was con- Martin found a speech delivered by cially true in politics. Many trolled by Republicans, the Indyk, who Wooden entitled “The leaders feel they don’t have “Do Nothing Congress.” This was John Difference Between Winning time for the journey and Innovation is brewing in cesses. insult worked and not only did Kerry’s spe- and Succeeding.” In this refuse to address issues North Florida. The it help Truman win re-election cial envoy in speech Wooden quotes the like immigration until they But it’s not a typical high- entire state in 1948, it also helped the trying to get great philosopher Cervantes. have real problems or even tech creation or some new of North Democrats win both houses of an agree- “The journey is better than disasters arise. Once this hap- health care procedure. Carolina Congress. Labeling someone COACH’S ment in the the end.” In Wooden’s world pens, the leaders want every- Instead, this takes on the has or some group as “Do CORNER Middle East, he believed if the journey is one to work together to find a unconventional forms of embraced Nothing” is never a compli- just resigned done correctly, most likely it solution. However, as the lagers and pilsners and IPAs. the cutting- ment. President Obama has because he will have a good ending. He worker in Pennsauken More importantly, this edge trend. Howard used the same phrase recently couldn’t get further states, “I liked our implied, at this point there is innovation is following a STEVE’S The innova- in hopes of getting similar Pines anything practices to be the journey little trust for a compromise. tried pathway to success, tive Tar results. done. The and the game would be the They believe the leader who demonstrated time and time MARKET Heel state In my experience the rea- reason, Indyk said, is “the par- end.” skipped the journey just wants again in other locations. PLACE is the sons people “do nothing” and ties don’t trust each other” Some leaders might take to get rid of the problem and With similar levels of pros- “hottest don’t reach agreements are: and Netanyahu was one of this statement to heart. In doesn’t care who is hurt. perity. emerging 1) they are afraid to make a Indyk’s problems. business, companies don’t get Doing nothing, they feel, is This innovation is pack- Steve Nicklas state for mistake and 2) they don’t This same scenario is also great earnings by accident, the safe way out. aged inside microbreweries. craft beer trust the party they are deal- true today with President but by doing all the right The problem is, you can do And these funky brewpubs right now,” according to a ing with to either come to a Obama and the Republicans things along the way. This is nothing for a while in the are forming in our area as company that tracks these fair agreement or abide by the regarding immigration. also true in sports. Successful hope that the situation and quickly as a foamy head on a things. agreement once reached. In As we all know, to get a fair companies and sports teams maybe the players will freshly poured beer. The numbers are enough the first case you are usually agreement, the negotiating don’t avoid issues by waiting change. However, hoping Already in Jacksonville, to make your eyes blur (sim- dealing with someone ineffec- parties must compromise. for a confrontation or a disas- doesn’t create solutions, and some eight microbreweries ilar to a couple pints of high- tive as with me handling However, if you don’t trust the ter to first take action. In deal- at some point the problems have opened (local restau- octane microbrew). North chores around the house. party to compromise or abide ing with adversaries, whether become worse and there may rants like Seven Bridges and Carolina now boasts 110 However in the second case, by the agreement, why risk they were unions or competi- no longer be good solutions. Ragtime also brew their own microbreweries and pro- the people may be talented the political capital to get a tors, or even in dealing with Amelia Island resident beers). They are popular and duces more than 260,000 and effective in regard to deal? In addition, there is a our own people, how we Howard Pines has more than successful. And others are barrels of craft beer. other situations. belief (re immigration) that approached and dealt with 30 years experience as CEO, expected. The mountains of west- For example, some mem- you may be worse off once them during the “journey” chairman and founder of Even in historic ern North Carolina have bers of the “Do Nothing the agreement is consummat- usually heavily influenced the BeamPines, a premier firm in Fernandina Beach, several truly become microbrewery Congress” were considered ed. So the question is, how do “end” result. I remember dur- the Executive Coaching busi- entrepreneurs are planning capitals. The charming city quite effective. Henry Cabot you get people who lack trust ing a unionization drive at our ness. He also co-founded the to open a microbrewery on of Asheville now has 18 Lodge, Robert Taft and to reach an agreement? A Pennsauken margarine plant, BeamPines/Middlesex Centre Street in the heart of microbreweries, and cen- William Fulbright all are quite recent conversation with a one of our more influential University Master’s Program in downtown. The microbrew- tered its revitalization efforts famous for other accomplish- friend made me rethink some employees came to me with a Executive Coaching. Prior to ery will inhabit the old in the 1990s through attract- ments. Israeli Prime Minister answers. legitimate complaint. “The that he served as Senior VP of O’Kane’s Irish Bar location. ing brewpubs. Bibi Netanyahu was ranked This friend had just fin- only time we see corporate Human Resources for a The owners of two North Carolina readily by Forbes magazine in 2013 as ished the book Wooden. He management is when you Fortune 100 corporation. He is tremendously successful leaped into the microbrew- the third most powerful was so impressed with the have a problem or want some- author of “The Case for operations – España and ery phase by adopting a leader in the world and many book and the fact that John thing.” I promised him that Wasting Time and Other Salty Pelican – will team up “Pop the Cap” law, allowing people admire what Israel has Wooden’s UCLA teams won would not remain a fact and Management Heresies.” to launch the new brewery. for higher alcohol content in They have involved the com- beers. This opened the door munity in the heralded for many private-label micro- launch by asking residents brews, which contain more IN BRIEF to suggest creative names. alcohol than traditional Also in Fernandina beers (as much as 15 per- Edward Jones firm’s more than 13,000 finan- offered to the location of ment solutions that emphasize Beach, a distillery is target- cent by volume). cial advisors to receive the branch offices, is designed to a well-balanced, diversified ed to open on the outside of Within the U.S., there are Brian Henning of the finan- award. cater to individual investors in portfolio. downtown. Reportedly, the now 3,000 microbreweries – cial services firm Edward Edward Jones, a Fortune the communities in which Headquartered in St. distillery will eventually pro- and the number is skyrock- Jones recently won the firm’s 500 company, provides finan- they live and work. The firm’s Louis, Edward Jones ranked duce several local label eting. Several new breweries coveted Ted Jones cial services for individual 13,000-plus financial advisors No. 4 overall in Fortune maga- liquors. are targeted for Jacksonville, Prospecting Award, which investors in the United States work directly with nearly 7 zine’s 2014 100 Best The microbrewery con- to complement an impres- recognizes financial advisors and, through its affiliate, in million clients to understand Companies to Work For rank- cept has exploded across the sive lineup already. who achieve high levels of Canada. Every aspect of the their personal goals – from ing. Visit www.edwardjones. U.S. And the towns that have Bold City, Intuition, success early in their careers. firm’s business, from the college savings to retirement com and www.careers.edward- welcomed the onslaught are Engine 15 and Green Room He was one of only 629 of the types of investment options – and create long-term invest- jones.com. reporting remarkable suc- Brewing have already estab- lished themselves as pre- mier microbreweries in Jacksonville. The numbers are likely to continue to grow here (as they are in trendy Charlotte, N.C.) – considering the popularity of the craze. In Jacksonville, three col- lege buddies have formed an enterprising company to cap- italize on the newfound brewing industry here. The “Jax Brew Bus” provides tours to the various micro- breweries, and incorporates samples of the colorfully named libations as part of the experience. Now, that’s plain and sim- ple innovation. Steve Nicklas is a finan- cial advisor with a major U.S. firm who lives on Amelia Island. His business columns appear regularly in several newspapers in North Florida. He can be reached at 753-0236. [email protected]

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2014 NEWS News-Leader 5A County candidates master the 2-minute drill

MARY MAGUIRE But Holloway said the design and construction. debt, pay as you go,” said News-Leader Voter deadlines state’s investment is a good sig- He said paying cash puts Spicer. nal that development is on the payments on the shoulders of That is a mantra offered by Two minutes. The primary election is Aug. 16. The general election is way. current property taxpayers. Commissioner Steve Kelley. Candidates running for the Nov. 4. The deadline for new voter registration and party “They wouldn’t spend this “If we use that option, who’s The two candidates are friends county commission faced a changes is July 28. A voter registration application can be money if growth wasn’t com- paying? Everyone in this and it is common to see their crowd and a clock timing stump found online at www.votenassau.com. ing,” said Holloway. “Believe room,” said Boyle. campaign signs hanging side- speeches at a business meet- you me.” Low-rate financing is a bet- by-side. ing in Callahan last week. mer commissioner Mike Boyle grams known as SCRAP and It was a lot of information ter option, he said, because it There is a write-in candidate The Greater Nassau was there, though incumbent SCOP. to impart in a short amount of would spread payments to peo- for District 2. Eugene Alley. He Chamber of Commerce gave Steve Kelley was not. Those “We can now use the money time, but Holloway beat the ple who move to the county is a 65-year-old estimator for a Republican contenders about two candidates also faced each to pave dirt roads, before we clock. over the next few years. commercial shipping operation the same amount of time to talk other in the last election. couldn’t,” said Holloway. Challenger and former com- “Otherwise they get a free in Jacksonville. In an interview as it takes to brush your teeth Holloway, who is trying for He said the money is critical missioner Mike Boyle, who rep- ride,” said Boyle. last week, Alley said that he or feed the dog. his third consecutive term, for residents that live west of I- resented District 2 from 2006- When George Spicer took has never run for public office. The candidates were up for spoke first, offering a state- 95. 10, spoke next, launching into the microphone, he walked up As a write-in, Alley will com- the challenge and shared ideas funded plan for roadway main- “We’re identifying higher his two-minute campaign and down the room like a sea- pete in the general election about important issues, includ- tenance and stating the impor- priorities on the West Side speech by complimenting the soned politician. against Kelley or Boyle but his ing roadway maintenance, the tance of identifying new because we realize that major food. He said the lunch was so name will not appear on the bal- upcoming construction of the evacuation routes that could growth is coming this way.” “I’m from the East Side and good that he was ready for a lot. sheriff’s administration build- qualify for public funding. Holloway said that identify- food on the West Side is incred- nap. Then he launched into a Chamber members also ing and fiscal responsibility. State funding is needed. At ing new evacuation routes ibly good. Thank you,” said short speech with his personal heard from Carole Franklin, Three out of four registered a board meeting earlier this might help bring more state Boyle. background, including the fact who is running unopposed for candidates attended the meet, month, commissioners voted funding to the county. He said that when he left that at age 60 he is a great- re-election on the Ocean greet and eat political lunch- 3-2 to raise property taxes and The state is already a big office, the county had $14 mil- grandfather. Highway and Port Authority eon Thursday at the Pig Bar-B- eliminate the county’s $1.5 mil- contributor to local roads. lion in reserves. “I want to see Nassau for District 4. Q Restaurant. lion pavement management Holloway said that the state “Some people said that was County as a place to live, work “We need to get people They included District 4 plan. Holloway voted no. spent $80 million to widen SR too much,” said Boyle. “But it’s and raise our families,” said interested,” said Franklin. “No incumbent Barry Holloway and Holloway said his plan calls 301 in Callahan because indus- just about gone now.” Spicer. one comes to meetings. We challenger George Spicer. The for asking the state for more trial development is expected at Boyle advocated financing He said he is a conservative could break Sunshine laws just two faced each other at the last money to help pave roads using Crawford Diamond. Right now the new sheriff’s administra- who believes in a “debt-free by holding a meeting. I’d like to election in 2010. its small county assistance and the site is undeveloped land tion building. A $7.7 million bid county.” see more people involved.” District 2 challenger and for- small county operations pro- waiting for a taker. was accepted last week for the “Get out of debt, stay out of [email protected] POLITICS IN BRIEF Crenshaw to meet with seniors GOP Executive Committee Robert M. Foster Nassau County Inn of Court, a member of the Nassau County Bar U.S. Congressman Ander and a half to Osprey Village Drive, Amelia The Nassau County Republican Executive Association and is on the Jacksonville Bar Crenshaw will provide a Capitol address ques- Island. Again, Crenshaw will Committee will have its monthly meeting on Association’s Judicial Relations Committee. Hill update on top federal issues tions and con- address seniors, and he and Thursday at the Nassau County Building, Hallman also serves the community as chair and outline how his office can cerns. Repre- his staff will be on hand for 86028 Pages Dairy Road, Yulee. The guest of staff parish relations at Yulee United address seniors’ questions and sentatives the full hour and a half to speaker will be Nassau County Attorney Methodist Church, and he serves on the concerns with the federal gov- from the So- address questions and con- David Hallman. boards of Community Hospice of Northeast ernment at briefings hosted by cial Security cerns. Representatives from the Prior to joining the U.S. Navy in 1983, Florida and Nassau County Farm Bureau. the Nassau County Council on Administra- Social Security Administration, Hallman worked for four years as a legisla- The meeting will begin promptly at 7:30 Aging and Osprey Village on tion, Fernan- Fernandina Beach Police tive research assistant for the Florida House p.m. and all registered Republicans are wel- Monday. Crenshaw dina Beach Department and the Nassau of Representatives. After serving as a naval come to attend. “The Internal Revenue Police De- County Sheriff’s Office will also officer from 1983-86, Hallman began a career Contact Justin Taylor at jtaylor@nas- Service, veterans concerns, partment and be on hand. as an attorney, first in Tallahassee for a pri- saugop.org or (904) 226-6207 with questions. taxes – I’ll be outlining where Nassau County Sheriff’s Office vate law firm, and then starting his own prac- Congress stands on these top- will also be on hand. Call 261-3696 to place tice where he worked in general law for eight Low Country Boil ics and others that impact The Osprey Village meet- years. In 1999, Hallman began working for The Nassau County Democratic Northeast Florida seniors,” said ing is Monday from 11:30 a.m. your ad in the classifieds! the Florida Department of Transportation as Executive Committee invites all to the annual Crenshaw. “I’ll also address to 1 p.m. at the center on assistant counsel before going into county Low Country Boil to be held on Saturday, their questions and concerns government as the Walton County Attorney. Aug. 16 at the Fernandina Beach Golf Club, and how my office can help In February 2007, Hallman moved to 2800 Bill Melton Road, Fernandina Beach at folks get in touch with the right Fernandina to serve as the chief legal advisor 6 p.m. person at a federal agency. I for Nassau County. Most of the state’s Democratic candidates look forward to joining other Air Amelia Hallman is board certified by The Florida running for office in the November elections community service represen- “Come Fly With Us” Bar in city, county and local government law will be in attendance as well as the state tatives at this event, which is a and is recognized by Florida Trend Magazine Democratic Party chair. great public service for our sen- as one of Florida’s “Legal Elite.” Hallman is a Tickets ($50 each) are available from iors.” Call for Reservations former president and current board member DEC members and at party headquarters The Nassau County Council of the Florida Association of County located at the corner of Eighth and Date on Aging meeting is Monday Lessons Also Available Attorneys, chair of The Florida Bar’s streets in Fernandina Beach (phone is 261- from 9 to 10:30 a.m. at 1367 statewide Standing Committee on 3364). 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WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2014 OPINION News-Leader 7A City has moral obligations

I’m reading a great book by Hedrick Smith Nonprofits, the heart of a for the Council on Aging, $1,000 for Starting called Who Stole the American Dream. It is at progressive, caring communi- Point, $1,000 for Micah’s Place, $3,000 for once enlightening, maddening, frightening ty, depend on countless hours Barnabas and $1,000 for Family Services. No and depressing. Just an excerpt or two: donated by hundreds of little- commission has ever allocated so little, both in • “The top 0.01 percent, comprising just recognized, much-needed vol- real numbers and as a percentage of the total F LORIDA’ S O LDEST W EEKLY N EWSPAPER 15,426 families, enjoyed an average income of unteers, private contributions budget. I don’t know the county’s allocation E STABLISHED IN 1854 $9.1 million in 2007 ... 6 percent of the nation’s and contributions from city numbers. overall income, or 600 times their share in and county governments, the Some commissioners, due to much-repeat- The News-Leader is published with pride weekly terms of numbers.” latter having become uncer- ed ideological imperatives or political conven- for the people of Nassau County by Community • “The 74 people at the pinnacle each made tain, subject to “situational” ience, find it necessary to worry, publicly, and Newspapers, Inc., Athens, Georgia. We believe $50 million or more in 2009, while recession DEBATE ideological imperatives, politi- speech-make, endlessly, about the money that strong newspapers build strong communi- was squeezing millions of American families ... AND cal posturing evidenced requested by nonprofits. Yet, the “situational” ties – “Newspapers get things done!” Our primary the average income was $518.8 million – $10 TACKLE through speechmaking and nature of their ideological imperatives become goal is to publish distinguished and profitable million a week.” ever dwindling amounts from apparent when considering the following: community-oriented newspapers. This mission will be accomplished through the teamwork of These skyrocketing income numbers for a year to year. • They have no problem allocating professionals dedicated to the truth, integrity, qual- very, very few people combined with stagnant Ron Sapp I’ve heard all the argu- $600,000 in tax dollars to subsidize the golf ity and hard work. or falling real income numbers for everybody ments against tax dollars course and marina contracts. else is re-creating what author Smith and a lot going to nonprofits: • Ideology is never mentioned when they FOY R. MALOY JR ., PUBLISHER of really smart economists are calling the • The forced charitable giving argument – vote to spend $200,000 or $300,000 for a water- MICHAEL PARNELL, EDITOR “wealth gap.” This gap was a chasm during the “If I want to donate to a nonprofit, let me, but front park that the people of Fernandina MIKE HANKINS, ADVERTISING DIRECTOR second Industrial Revolution of the late 1800s, no government should force me to give by Beach don’t need or want. ROBERT FIEGE, PRODUCTION DIRECTOR but it closed markedly with tremendous eco- allocating my tax dollars.” • Fiscal responsibility goes out the window BOB TIMPE, CIRCULATION DIRECTOR nomic expansion post-WWII. Now, given the • The priority spending argument: “Let the when a parking garage along the waterfront is ANGELINE MUDD, various structural problems with our economy, churches and individuals give to the nonprof- offered by one commissioner to solve the it’s back, growing at a rate that concerns even its, take our tax dollars and spend them on downtown’s imaginary parking problem. BUSINESS OFFICE MANAGER the most devoted free-market economist. what governments were created to do, you • Allocating an unknown number of tax SIÂN PERRY, ASSISTANT EDITOR What’s all this got to do with Fernandina know, police, fire, stuff like that.” dollars to help bring about a seemingly end- BETH JONES, SPORTS EDITOR Beach, or Nassau County? Quite a lot, actually. • The double-taxation argument: “The less parade of events and festivals to ensure TOM WOOD DINK NESMITH One of the constants of budget time at our county’s going to donate to nonprofits, too, our competitive edge with other beach attrac- CHAIRMAN PRESIDENT local level is the loud debate concerning how and 30 percent of those dollars come from city tions for tourist dollars. much funding should go to nonprofits, those taxpayers, so the city commission shouldn’t The wealth gap is real, as are structural agencies and organizations committed to help- contribute anything – let the county do it.” problems within our economy, and some peo- ing and making a positive impact on the lives Here’s the thing, private donations don’t ple, due to physical, psychological or age rea- of those in our community who’ve suffered come close to meeting the need, and is there sons, find day-to-day life difficult and stressful. The views expressed by the columnists and most. Think about it – if the reemergence of anything more important for government to If city and county governments can help ease letter writers on this page are their own the “wealth gap” has made life difficult for a do than helping those who find it difficult to that difficulty, that stress even a little bit, don’t and do not necessarily reflect the views of shrinking middle class, what must the daily help themselves? I don’t think so. they have the moral obligation to do so? In my the newspaper, its owners or employees. struggles be like for those who have fallen The Fernandina Beach City Commission book, yes. lower still? has allocated $11,000 for nonprofits – $5,000 Ron Sapp is a former city commissioner. EDITORIAL Raise tax, VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Skydiving “Skydiving planes circling, drop- or reduce ping skydivers on the beach every 10-15 minutes ...” (“Skydiving on the beach,” July 11). I love the airport. I live below one of the runway approaches. I expenses? stop to watch the planes, jets and helicopters. I think the airport is a Nassau County Commissioners have great asset to the island, which approved, on a 3-2 vote, an increase in the makes us a world-class destination, property tax rate of one mill for fiscal 2014- and I wish I had the personal time 15, which begins Oct. 1. The tax hike is ten- (and means) to become an amateur tative, subject to public hearings and final pilot myself. approval by the board in September. However, the concept of slow We side with the two naysayers, and urge droning commercial skydiving the commission to reconsider. planes taking off every 10-15 min- The tax increase would cost Nassau utes all day every day the weather is County property owners an average $110 to nice – and never leaving the air $130 per $100,000 of assessed value on a space above our heads – to make homesteaded property. That’s too much. money dropping tourists on the The increase would raise about $6 mil- beach in front of Sliders – does not lion, which would be applied to government appeal to me one bit. I would con- services, including an average 2.5 percent sider this a significant neighborhood pay raise for county employees. “peace and quiet” issue that Our economy is doing better since the deserves resident approval, not city depths of the Great Recession, but we are commission approval. not out of the woods yet. And this is no time P. William Smith to ask local taxpayers to pony up for more Amelia Island government. Many of our private industries cut pay during the recession. Perhaps the county First responders should consider asking its top-paid workers, I would like to express my pro- those making over $50,000 a year, to take a found appreciation to our Fernan- 10 percent pay cut; those making $30,000 to dina firefighters, who responded to $50,000 to take a 7.5 percent cut; and those my wife’s 911 call on June 26, after at the bottom of the pay scale to take a 5 per- I had fallen playing catch on our JOHN DARKOW/COLUMBIA (MO.) DAILY TRIBUNE cent cut. That would be in line with what street. Although I was semi-con- some local businesses did to cut expenses. scious, my wife Mary Ann called time, sometimes used during the when we met a couple of ladies, one the island, from the most high end We understand the need for additional the fire department requesting assis- day and sometimes not. They were carrying a four-week-old puppy to the smallest. Some of the chefs firefighters as our county population grows, tance. unsightly and it seemed a bit trashy. named Willie. We held him, Bill would come out and say “hi” or ask but don’t try to tell us that would cut over- The first responders were at our Is this the new normal, and has any- first then me, and got lots of kisses what he wanted to eat tonight. One time pay for our current firefighters. In our house quickly, administering care one else commented on it? and sugar. Before we left, I blew in came out to say, “Charley, I knew it experience, no matter how many you hire, skillfully, and were personally reas- Matt Owens his nose. I had read somewhere was you because the meatballs were overtime pay continues to climb. Firefighter suring to my family regarding my Gainesville, Ga. that if you blow in a puppy’s nose ordered with no sauce!” overtime pay is a scandal that remains sub- welfare. We have never had to call between three and seven weeks of He had a birthday party at stantially unaddressed by county officials. for help before and hope not to in the age that he would always belong to Carrabba’s in Jacksonville and sat, There may be enough waste there to pay for future. Nonetheless, it is good to Missing something you. Probably an old wives’ tale, but watching his ice cream with a can- three more firefighters. know we have professional and com- Ron Sapp’s trip down memory I chastised myself for days: “Bill, dle while they sang an Italian Happy We acknowledge the county has aging passionate first responders available lane with the Beatles’ hit “I Should why did I do that? Whatever pos- Birthday to him. No, he didn’t blow infrastructure, new demands for services to serve us in our community. Have Known Better” was an inter- sessed me?” I don’t know – he was- out the candle. (I don’t know why and new legal requirements, such as fully Incidentally, thanks to their quick esting foundation for his attack on n’t ours. not!) funding pension plans, but a tax hike simply work and the helpful professionals at conservative politics and values (July Bill and I had been working in The day after he died the News- allows commissioners to apply a Band-aid our hospital, I am fine! 2). (I must, in all fairness, note that animal welfare and, along with a Leader headline said, “City OKs din- rather than performing serious surgery on Bob Howat he did mention Presidents Kennedy few others, started the Nassau ing with dogs.” Outside, of course. the still bloated county budget. Fernandina Beach and Johnson). However, he failed Humane Society in 1984. No small We think it should be called And we agree with those who say we to take advantage of the biggest feat in a community that didn’t seem Charley’s law. should pay as we go for a new sheriff’s ‘The right thing’ “I/We Should Have Known Better” to want our help at times. A small There are so many things: he administration building and 911 call center example when he failed to mention nonprofit, we struggled along with was true and right all the way, and rather than borrow the $10 million needed I was bringing my son Hunter Obama. Yes, Obama. our 24/7 jobs. Sick, abused, injured you talked to him like he was a per- for those projects. Borrowing money allows from a fishing trip (he just graduat- We certainly “should have known and frightened little angels – these son. “Come this way, sweetie, stop the commission to divert millions of dollars ed from the University of North better” than to elect an individual were our wards. We retired in 1998 here.” Dogs barked and he didn’t to county spending today rather than mak- Florida and took a week off to spend who has never had a job; never been and I’m happy to say we did it! A look, he liked most people but held ing the hard choices required to bring our fishing/hunting with me, before responsible for managing any large thriving shelter in Fernandina, a opinions about others. He hated to finances in line for the future. starting work) and was telling him group of people; never conceived county shelter in Yulee and many swim so when he walked straight The easy way out is to add to the burden what a great town we grew up in, and managed any major project or new wonderful groups all over into the pool the night before he of local taxpayers by raising the property then in front of me I see police lights. business; when elected to the Illinois Nassau County. died, we really knew that it was over. tax. But that is not the responsible way. It was pouring rain and we slowed Senate voted “present” the majority Back to the year 2000 and Willie. He had liver cancer and it went very The county commission should hold the down to move in the other lane but of times rather than take a stand on In October, a phone call. “Mrs. Hoyt, fast. line on taxes, and further tighten the screws couldn’t because of the heavy traffic. issues; when a member of the we tracked you down through I slept by his side for 14 years on spending. The time may come when a tax This was at the intersection of SR Senate Committee on Veterans Blockbuster. We can’t keep Willie – and now our home has a very empty increase is unavoidable. That time is not yet. 200 and US 17. Affairs, missed over 70 percent of my grandson is too small and rough space that we can’t fill. We loved As we got up to the police car the committee hearings; who counts for a puppy and we would like you him so much and I think, as we we saw him pushing a truck that among his closest confidants the to have him if you would?” were his charges, he loved us even had broken down out of the way by likes of William Ayers and Jeremiah A call to Bill. Yes! Let’s go pick more. SERVING YOU himself and in pouring rain. I pulled Wright; and one who claims to be a him up. Off to Gourmet Gourmet P.S. My purpose for writing up to the truck, blew my horn at “professor of constitutional law” yet for a tenderloin lunch (which we about the Nassau Humane Society Nassau County Commissioners: the officer to get his attention and refuses to meet his oath of office to loved) and home for a bath (which – there is a quote from the Bible Danny Leeper, District 1-Fernandina Beach, pushed the truck the rest of the way “Support and Defend the he didn’t). I wrapped him in a towel I’m paraphrasing, “If you do good 261-8029 (h), 430-3868 (cel), into the parking lot. I explained to Constitution.” and put him under my comforter. things well and give it everything email: [email protected] my son that is the way a gentleman Yes, Ron, “We Should Have Then fast asleep, a little damp ball of you have to give, it will be returned Steve Kelley, District 2-Amelia Island, should always act and that the offi- Known better” maybe then we fur named Charley. to you ten-fold.” Nassauville, O’Neil, 277-3948 (h), 556-0241 (cell), cer didn’t get any extra pay whatso- wouldn’t be burdened with Fast and Charley was perfect every day of I believe that Charley was our email: [email protected] ever for doing the right thing. Furious, Benghazi, IRS law-break- his life. We didn’t ever really have ten-fold. Pat Edwards, District 3-Yulee, 335-0260 (cell), Mutt Daniel ing, Veterans Affairs tragedy and to teach him anything. Potty trained Val Hoyt email: [email protected] Fernandina Beach the overwhelming “invasion” of ille- in three days, sit, lie down, come Fernandina Beach Barry Holloway, District 4- Hilliard, Bryceville, gals, to mention just a few. “now” meant right away. When Boulogne, 879-3230 (h), 753-1072 (cell), email: ‘Trashy’ beach Mr. Sapp noted that “hindsight is dogs in the neighborhood that Bombs [email protected] 20/20.” True. Let’s hope our nation came to play left, running away, Walter J. Boatright, District 5-Callahan, Since the ’80’s our family vaca- has 20/20 foresight in November Charley would stop at the edge of It’s time to look what bombs 879-2564 (h), 753-0141 (cell), tions have been to Amelia Island – 2014 and 2016 and corrects the mis- the grass. have done. And leave the bombs email: [email protected] first at Amelia-By-The-Sea and later takes made when “We Should Have He shopped in all the stores in behind. For life is surely precious, at the Omni Amelia Island Planta- Known Better.” Fernandina, most everyone knew friends. And human rights exist! tion. Our trips have consistently Don Holland him and were amused by the way Let’s breathe clean air that trees LETTERS WELCOME been memorable, relaxing and fun. Fernandina Beach he shopped, too, two steps then sit- provide. Trees God has given us. We just got back and noticed ting while we browsed. He And when you choose please Send letters by e-mail to: mparnell@fbnews something that seemed out of place. also smiled, a Bichon trait, all the make your choice with only good in leader.com or mail letters to: Letters to the Editor, Charley P.O. Box 16766. Fernandina Beach, FL 32035 No one can remember a time when while. mind. On-line at fbnewsleader.com multiple tent awning skeletons were In July of 2000 Bill and I were He never wore a leash and was John Grace left up on the beach for days at a shopping for movies at Blockbuster welcome to eat at the restaurants on Fernandina Beach

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8A WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2014 NEWS News-Leader Bird Paradise

ne of the fun things too.) about watching Although this pond has, for nature around here the many years that I’ve been Ois that things keep driving by, changed from high changing. The more I think I levels to low along with the know about local wildlife the tides, recent changes have more I still have to learn. altered the regime causing the Take the dogma about white water level in the pond to pelicans, for instance. remain high. But birds seem It used to be a well-known to like this situation. fact that white pelicans (a There seem to be plenty of species much larger than our food fish in the pond at the typical brown pelicans) only moment, at least enough to winter here in our coastal keep the white pelicans inter- marsh waters and then return ested. On a recent visit to the to freshwater lakes out West pond I counted maybe 60 to breed in the summer white pelicans standing in two months. groups on the opposite shore, Occasionally and another group of about a a few juve- dozen floating in a group, nile birds herding and catching fish. stuck around And white pelicans are not and the only birds you will see PHOTOS BY PAT FOSTER-TURLEY/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER bypassed when you visit the pond. Immature white pelicans have moved into the pond on the north end of Big Talbot Island, above, just across the this many- During our brief visit at mid- bridge from Amelia Island. A wood stork roosts with gulls on a dock piling, below. hundred- day Bucko and I saw a handful mile journey. of wood storks in the trees at WILD In recent the north end, scores of WAYS years a hand- egrets in other trees to the ful of these south and a handful of gulls immature perched on the boardwalk pil- Pat white peli- ings. As we watched an cans have osprey swooped into the cen- Foster-Turley remained in ter of the pond and scored its our coastal waterways own fish too. throughout the year where If this bird-watching expe- only those with boats are like- rience whets your appetite for ly to see them. more, you might want to con- But now, for us landlub- tinue driving down the road to bers, this year things have the parking lot on the south gotten interesting in the white end of Little Talbot Island, a pelican world. You only need few miles further south. This to drive off the south bridge freshwater pond is a giant on Amelia Island and look to watering trough for the hun- your left when you arrive on dreds of laughing gulls from neighboring Big Talbot Island the colony across the strait, in to see what I mean. The large Huguenot Park. Over the pond formerly known as years this laughing gull popu- “Spoonbill Pond,” because lation has been increasing but these pink birds used to hang that’s not really a good thing. out there, has now become Laughing gulls are oppor- “Pelican Pond.” Even though tunistic predators that con- it is the middle of summer, sume the eggs and chicks of scores of immature white peli- other rare and threatened cans have now staked their birds that also share this terri- claim. tory. An increase in laughing You can get a glimpse of gulls goes with a decline in the birds as you drive by but if other species. But, regardless, was built were the roosting “committee”) has taken over to their respective camps. pavement. Overall the diversi- you really want the full experi- their drinking swoops over place for dozens of ospreys, this area for itself. These red- The key to enjoying nature ty and abundance of wildlife in ence, park in the Florida State this retention pond are fun to especially when the mullet headed birds are a different in one place like ours is learn- our area continues to decline Parks lot across the highway watch. were running in the nearby species than the black vul- ing more about the behavior due to the “hand of man.” But and walk over and take a look. Other birds frequent this strait. But these snags eventu- tures which are more com- of the species involved and for those of us who enjoy Although the unfinished bike pond as well. Groups of ducks ally rotted and the tops mon on Amelia Island, often watching the changes in nature watching, luckily trail boardwalk is mostly in and ducklings float across the snapped off and at most only seen roosting near the North species composition over there’s always something. the way of your view, if you surface or shelter on the one or two osprey still perch End Boat Ramp. The two time. Sadly, all too many of Pat Foster-Turley is a zoolo- walk along the shoulder you grassy banks along with the in this area. species maintain different these changes are negative gist on Amelia Island. She wel- will be sure to see the peli- occasional egret or heron. In This area is ever changing. colonies, but sometimes they with more and more natural comes your nature questions cans. (But please keep a look years gone by the dead trees Recently a group of turkey vul- share the same carcasses on habitat destroyed and and observations. out for the speeding car traffic created when the parking lot tures (sometimes called a the road before heading back replaced with structures and [email protected] BUSINESS CARD BILLBOARD

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SUBMITTED PHOTOS The Nassau County Sheriff’s Office has created a Civilian Mounted Posse, which includes, front row from left, Ashley McCarroll, Crystal Weaver, Mendez Penny, Cheryl Bunting, Eva Mathews, Evans Rhonda, Jennifer Hall, sec- ond row, T.C. Sweat, Susie Walker, Ellen Monds, Greg Walker, McCarroll Michael, Brenda Price, Ann Hays, Patti Walker and NCSO Lt. Terry Nye. Right, T.C Sweat and Jennifer Hall on their mount. The ‘Posse’ is on the trail

Sheriff Bill Leeper has Office. unteers and their mounts the Sheriff’s Office has an sworn-in the newest members The Sheriff’s Office Civilian attended a basic training incredible resource at little or of the Nassau County Sheriff’s Mounted Posse will assist with course, which included obsta- no cost to the taxpayers, while Office Civilian Mounted Posse, parades, community events, cles, search techniques and again partnering with the com- a group of volunteers who search and rescue efforts and team formation. munity to help keep Nassau dedicate their time to their other areas to support law “By using volunteers who County a safe place,” said communities and the Sheriff’s enforcement functions. The vol- maintain their own horses, Leeper. Nassau student named top cadet

A local student sponsored structured as a mini-version of by the Nassau County Sheriff’s a basic police academy. The pro- Office was presented with the gram provides an opportunity top award given out after the for youth ages 12-15 to gain bet- week-long Northeast Florida ter relationships with local law Camp Cadet program in enforcement, as well as experi- Middleburg. Abigail Cardwell, encing exercises in developing 14, from Hilliard Middle-Senior leadership and teamwork skills. High School, received the Top This is done by a rugged sched- Cadet Award and was selected ule of training based on a mod- to return as a junior counselor ified law enforcement educa- in 2015. tional syllabus. Cadets receive “We are very proud of instruction in numerous aspects Abigail for representing Nassau of law enforcement, which will County in a positive manner challenge them physically and and showing her strong lead- mentally. ership capabilities, which will Categories of training serve her well in reaching her include drill and marching tech- future goal of attending West niques, crime scene process- Point Academy,” said Sheriff ing, trial procedures (including Bill Leeper. a mock criminal trial), leader- The purpose of Northeast ship skills, CPR certification, Florida Camp Cadet is to pro- anti-DUI and drug education, vide today’s youth with the tools essay writing and many chal- necessary to overcome chal- lenging physical activities. lenges, instill strict discipline Emphasis at the camp is and bestow confidence and placed on developing leader- leadership abilities. Camp ship skills, self-discipline, self- Cadet is a tuition-free, one-week esteem, and confidence build- SUBMITTED event, staffed by state and local ing through teamwork, Sheriff Bill Leeper congratulates Abigail Cardwell for police and sheriff’s offices from accomplishments, and making being selected “Top Cadet” at the Northeast Florida Bradford, Clay, Duval and new friends. Through this pro- Camp Cadet program. Nassau counties. The officers gram, the cadets gain a sense of and deputies serve as camp accomplishment, self-worth and staff, counselors and instruc- pride. tors. For more information about START YOUR OWN CLEANING BUSINESS LUNCH OR This is not a camp for trou- the Camp Cadet Program visit % bled youth and the camp is www.flcampcadet.com. It's so easy! DINNER OFF Cannot be used with special menu,20 or events or other discount offers. You’ve heard parents say, Expires 7/23/14. 18% Gratuity will be added before the discount. “Nothing works with My kid!” Dinner: Wed.-Sat. 5pm-9pm Lunch: Tues-Sat 11pm-3pm Park Place • 5472 First Coast Highway "Top 50 Fastest Growing Companies in Jacksonville" - Business Journal We will. 904-321-2430 OUR MODEL IS PROVEN 13 years of trusted success in Jacksonville www.horizonsameliaisland.com ****************************************************************** Where Parents & Kids Learn to Survive GUARANTEED CLEANING CONTRACTS AVAILABLE NOW ***FERNANDINA BEACH - YULEE - AMELIA ISLAND*** The Family Farm International 15 INVESTMENT LEVELS - START BIG OR SMALL P.O. Box 60722 • Jacksonville, FL 32236 FREE START UP - EQUIPMENT PACKAGES (904) 838-9689 fax: (904) 685-2187 Contact us today to schedule a business plan presentation www.theparenthelpcenter.com 904-732-7270 or [email protected] NL/PSA

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2014 NEWS News-Leader 11A POLICE REPORT

This was written by Angela Daughtry 3 to report that door handles on several from the cooler. Several items were controlled substance without a pre- while license suspended or revoked of the News-Leader from oral and writ- buildings on the field property had collected to process for evidence, scription, possession of less than 20 with knowledge. ten reports by the Nassau County been damaged. including paint cans, the pickaxe and grams of marijuana. I Richard Paul Horton Jr., 22, Sheriff’s Office, the City of Fernandina Police found broken door locks and the hacksaw. Shoe impressions were I Felix Antonio Tirado, 46, Jacksonville, July 1, Nassau County Beach Police Department and other handles on several buildings, including taken from around the area. Baldwin, Ga., July 6, out of state war- capias, violation of probation, fleeing or agencies. Arrest indicates suspicion of a a concession area, according to the Five door handles were found to rant, violation of probation/burglary. attempting to elude a law enforcement crime, not guilt. report. The padlock to a soft-drink be damaged and 15 dozen baseballs I Daniell Lenard Brown, 45, St. officer. Anyone with information about crim- cooler was reportedly damaged and were ruined due to water damage, Marys, Ga., July 5, Nassau County war- I Jarvis Mahue Sullivan, 39, inal activity can contact the Fernandina some candy and drinks were stolen, according to the report. Other dam- rant, writ of attachment. Woodbine, Ga., July 1, possession of a Beach Police Department at 277-7342 and the building had spray paint dam- aged items included an upright Pepsi I Tina Lynn Rayos, 41, 95084 Santa controlled substance without a pre- or the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office age to the doors and interior. cooler, a gas can and a padlock with Juana Road, Fernandina Beach, July 5, scription, resisting a law enforcement anonymously by calling 225-0147 in Several dozen baseballs had also latch. Two boxes of candy were stolen retail theft. officer without violence. Yulee or Fernandina Beach, or 879- been thrown around the field, and from the concession area and a Black I Amber Dawn Harris, 27, I Joseph William Kitchings, 42, 2136 in Callahan, Hilliard or a gas can had reportedly been set on & Decker drill was taken. Total losses Jacksonville, July 3, Nassau County Folkston, Ga., July 1, possession of Bryceville. The “We Tip” program – 1- fire. A pickaxe was discovered under were estimated at about $2,500. capias, failure to appear/possession of methamphetamine, possession of drug 800-78CRIME – also allows callers to the stairs to the press box, and a The baseball coach also told police cocaine. paraphernalia. leave anonymous tips. hacksaw was also found that was pre- that a door handle had been damaged I Thomas William Cunane Jr., 40, I Brian Hunter Pike, 19, 37035 W. sumably used in an attempt to cut a two nights earlier, and two boxes of Kingsland, Ga., July 3, Nassau County Third St., Fernandina Beach, July 1, chain and padlock, according to the candy were stolen from the conces- warrant, grand theft. possession of synthetic marijuana more FBHS vandalized report. sion area. I Timothy Melton, 50, July 2, 45884 than three grams. Several buildings were burglarized A bicycle track and shoe prints The case was forwarded to the Pickett St., Callahan, Nassau County I Xavier DeWayne May, 20, 123 at the baseball field at Fernandina were observed on the sidewalk leading investigations bureau. warrant, sale, manufacture or delivery Hirth Road, Apt. 1502, Fernandina Beach High School and several items from Hickory Street to the concession of a controlled substance. Beach, June 30, Nassau County war- were stolen during the night before area, and shoe prints were also found I Samuel Trevor Martin, 32, 37139 rant, bond surrender, sale or delivery July 3, according to a city police report. in other areas. Felony arrests Geneva Lane, Hilliard, July 1, posses- of drugs within 1,000 feet of a church, A high school baseball coach con- Digital photos were taken of the I Amber Rose Binion, 30, sion of methamphetamine with intent sale of cocaine. tacted police a little before 7 a.m. July damage, and fingerprints were taken Fitzgerald, Ga., July 7, possession of a to sell, manufacture or deliver, driving [email protected]

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The following report was com- ted to a violation of probation cated guilty. She was sentenced pleaded not guilty to burglary of ture of marijuana. count, to run concurrently, and piled by Angela Daughtry, News- being served for aggravated to 13 months in a Department of a dwelling, grand theft third- I Amber Nichole Roberts ordered to pay a total of $1,036 Leader staff, from the July 10 assault and was adjudicated Corrections facility with credit degree, more than $300 but less pleaded guilty to a lesser-includ- in court costs and $200 to the court docket of Circuit Court guilty. He was sentenced to time for time served, to run concur- than $5,000, dealing in stolen ed charge of sale of a controlled State Attorney’s Office. He also Judge Robert M. Foster. served in Nassau County Jail rently, and ordered to pay $836 property and giving false iden- substance and adjudication was must forfeit his 1996 SUV. and must remain in custody in court costs, $554 in restitu- tification of ownership of regu- withheld. She was not prose- I Kevin B. Stringer pleaded I Nicholas Stephen Becker until July 24. Probation was rein- tion, $300 to the Public lated metals under $300. cuted on a charge of possession guilty to a lesser charge of mis- was served an affidavit and stated with the original condi- Defender’s Office and $100 to I Roger Stephen Matlak Jr. of a controlled substance. She use of a credit card and adjudi- denied two counts of violation of tions and he must also have no the State Attorney’s Office. entered a negotiated settlement was sentenced to 90 days in cation was withheld. He was probation being served for crim- victim contact. I Amanda Kay Godwin and pleaded guilty to two counts Nassau County Jail with credit ordered to pay $223 in court inal mischief over $200 but I Jennifer Renee Embree pleaded guilty to robbery by of sale, delivery, purchase or for time served, followed by 18 costs, $200 to Place of Hope, under $1,000, petit theft and admitted to a total of seven sudden snatching without a manufacture of marijuana and months drug offender proba- $100 to the Navy Federal Credit burglary of a structure. counts of violation of probation weapon and was adjudicated was adjudicated guilty. He was tion with random urinalysis. She Union and $50 to the State I Brian Dale Broussard being served for three counts of guilty. She was sentenced to 18 sentenced to six months in must have a drug/alcohol eval- Attorney’s Office. entered a negotiated sentence dealing in stolen property, two months probation and must Nassau County Jail with credit uation within 60 days of release I Michele Ulissi, charged and pleaded guilty to posses- counts of grand theft and obtain- complete 50 hours of commu- for time served on each count, and follow up with any recom- with battery on a person 65 or sion of firearm ammunition by ing or attempting to obtain a nity service at a minimum of to run concurrently. mended treatment. Probation older, was referred to mental a convicted felon and was adju- controlled substance by fraud, five hours per month. She was I A jury trial date of Sept. 15 may be terminated early on health court. dicated guilty. He was sen- and was adjudicated guilty. ordered to pay $418 in court was set for Lavarnia Lee completion of all terms. She was I Norris Edgar Webster Jr. tenced to 15 months in the Probation was revoked and ter- costs, $150 to the Public Mitchell, charged with two ordered to pay $518 in court pleaded guilty to leaving the Department of Corrections with minated and she was sentenced Defender’s Office and $100 to counts of sale or delivery of costs, $150 to the Regional scene of an accident involving credit for time served with the in each case to 10 months in the State Attorney’s Office. The cocaine. Conflict Counsel and $100 to personal injury and DUI with special condition that he must Nassau County Jail with credit court reserves juris on the I Ronnie Lee Moore plead- the State Attorney’s Office. property damage and adjudica- forfeit his firearm. for 56 days served, to run con- amount of restitution. ed guilty to possession of a con- I William David Rodeffer tion was withheld. He was not I The state will not prose- currently. I A jury trial date of Oct. 13 trolled substance without a pre- III pleaded guilty to grand theft prosecuted on an additional cute Darryl Lamont Corley Jr. I Gregory Scott Ferguson was set for Darrell Anthony scription and possession of less and misapplying insurance pre- charge of DUI with property on a charge of home invasion entered a negotiated sentence Goodson, charged with leaving than 20 grams of cannabis, no mium funds over $300 but damage. He was sentenced to robbery. and pleaded guilty to grand theft the scene of an accident involv- citation, and adjudication was under $20,000 and adjudication 30 days in Nassau County Jail I A charge of robbery with and was adjudicated guilty. He ing property damage and driv- withheld. He was sentenced to was withheld. He was ordered with credit for time served and a deadly weapon against Albert was not prosecuted on a charge ing while license suspended, time served in Nassau Count to pay $3,544 in restitution, $418 100 hours of community service Lynn Delon was stricken from of armed burglary of a dwelling habitual offender. Jail and placed on unsupervised in court costs, $150 to the Public at minimum of 10 hours per the court calendar. and possession of a firearm or I Kia Simone Harris was probation and ordered to pay Defender’s Office and $100 to month. His vehicle is impound- I Jeremiah Wayne Doyle concealed weapon by a con- served an affidavit for two $518 in court costs, $150 to the the State Attorney’s Office. ed for 10 days and his driver’s pleaded guilty to felony battery victed felon. Sentencing hear- counts of violation of probation Regional Conflict Counsel and I Zachary Brian Rodrigues license is suspended for six and was adjudicated guilty. He ing is scheduled for July 17. being served for grand theft. A $100 to the State Attorney’s pleaded not guilty to two counts months. He must have a was sentenced to a suspended I Daniel Wade Frame plead- public defender was appointed Office. of sale of a controlled substance drug/alcohol evaluation within sentence of years in a ed guilty to sale, delivery, man- and the affidavit was dis- I Timothy John Perryman within 1,000 feet of a school, 60 days of release and follow Department of Corrections facil- ufacture or purchase of mari- charged. Harris’ probation was was served an affidavit and business or church. up with any recommended ity with credit for time served juana and was adjudicated revoked and terminated and admitted to a violation of pro- I Steven Anthony treatment. Restitution is to be and two years probation. He is guilty. He was sentenced to time she was sentenced to time bation being served for obtain- Rodriguez requested early ter- determined. He was ordered to to reside with his mother for a served in Nassau County Jail served. ing or attempting to obtain a mination of probation being pay $891 in court costs and $100 minimum of one year and must followed by 18 months drug I Travis G. Jackson was controlled substance by with- served for aggravated fleeing to the State Attorney’s Office. continue with prescribed med- offender probation with random served an affidavit and admitted holding information and adju- and eluding with injury or dam- I Michael Allison Wirtz ication. He must also maintain urinalysis. He must have a to a violation of probation being dication was withheld. age. The request was granted pleaded not guilty to grand theft employment and attend sub- drug/alcohol evaluation within served for no valid driver’s Probation was reinstated with and probation terminated. motor vehicle. stance abuse counseling and a 60 days and follow up with any license, driving under the influ- the original conditions and he I Terrance Xavier Stewart I Samie Lee Woods III sub- batterers’ intervention program, recommended treatment. He ence of alcohol and possession was sentenced to time served in pleaded guilty to two counts of mitted a written plea of not must not possess a firearm or was ordered to pay $518 in of cocaine with citation, and Nassau County Jail. sale or delivery of cocaine and guilty to possession of cocaine, consume any alcohol. He was court costs, $200 to the Nassau adjudication was withheld. I John Lance Pickett plead- was adjudicated guilty. He was no citation, and driving under ordered to pay $418 in court County Sheriff’s Office and Probation was reinstated with ed not guilty to dealing in stolen sentenced to eight months in the influence of alcohol. costs, $352 in surcharges, $150 $100 to the State Attorney’s the original conditions, with the property. Nassau County Jail on each [email protected] to the Public Defender’s Office Office. added condition of 45 days in I A written plea of not guilty and $100 to the State Attorney’s I Cynthia Ann Gee plead- Nassau County Jail with credit was submitted for Ricky Mark Office. ed guilty to two counts of utter- for time served. Richards, charged with sale, Our own Nassau Thunder Senior Little League Girls made it all the way I Randie Lane Dublin admit- ing forged bills and was adjudi- I Ashley Nicole Lewis delivery, purchase or manufac- to the sectional playoffs this last weekend. We are so proud of our team players and their coaches for representing Nassau County so well. 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Caring people answer our phones. new 3-hour academy provides Sheriff’s Office deputies and Children are asked to dress DEERWALK practical instruction to children personnel. comfortably in a T-shirt, ages 5 through 8 on Stranger Children will learn self- comfortable pants and tennis HOMELESSHOMELESS Dave Turner Plumbing, Recovered Resources Group, The Knotty Awareness, Dialing 911, defense techniques, practice shoes. ANIMALSANIMALS...... Beader, The Blindman & Robin, Metabolic Research Center, The Internet Safety, Home Safety, dialing 911 where the child Classes will take place from THEY’RE DYING FOR Savory Market,Vape-Out, Jazzercise and Crumps Barbershop invite Anti-Bullying and Fire Safety. will communicate with a pre- 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday and A 2ND CHANCE. you to explore our neighborhood. 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PHOTOS BY LAURA BEASLEY AND BRITTA HARRIS/SPECIAL Charlotte Rebscher gets the jump on her competitiors in the 25-yard backstroke, left. Right, Logan Oakes, Carson Nave, Christian Purdy Brady Whitehouse get the season off to a fast start in boys 15-18 action. Stingrays are heating up pool this summer Team Fernandina Sting- rays swim team has been burning up the pool this sum- mer, taking down its first three opponents by 847 points. The Stingrays’ first foe to fall was Arlingwood Swim Club, which they outscored by their largest margin, 444 points (665-221). Next on the agenda were the Wahoos, who gave the Stingrays their closest matchup of the season so far, with a 602-521 score. The Oceanway Tsunami got swamped during the third meet and outscored 705-382. Standout Taylor Radcliffe set eight new records in four individual events — team record in the 100-yard back- stroke (1:03.98) and team and pool records in 50 freestyle (25.25), 50 butterfly (27.24) and 100 individual medley (1:04.76). Winning by such large margins is only possible through a team effort — hours of practice and coach- ing, and many swimmers cut- ting time each meet. Nine-year-old Marley Thomas shows a good start, good for a first-place finish in the 25 back.

Ray Martinez in action, left. Cora Foxwell-Jones, 5, center, shows no fear flying off the blocks in her first meet. Right, Brooke McAbee didn’t let a sprained ankle keep her from adding points in the free relay.

It’s a family affair with TFS. Above, Five- year-old twins Sam and Peter Colwell along with eight-year-old brother Henry all swim together. Shelby Bradley, 14, left top, and sister Ivy, 8, left, are strong competitors. Right bottom, Paul Martinez coaches daughters Brooklyn and Ray. Seniors and twins Alex, far right, and Sarah Curtright, right top, swim together for their final TFS season before heading off to college. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

2B WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2014 SPORTS News-Leader OUTDOORS Mega kingfish bite over the weekend “I simply could not stop lenge, sign- the run of that speedy king- ing up king- fish that, within a wink of an fish teams eye, had suddenly wrapped for the newly the thin 20-pound kingfish formed line around a nearby downrig- North ger cable,” Kenny Crawford Florida said. “Luck was on our side as Kingfish we maneuvered our boat to Champion- free the snagged line before it ship, which parted. OUTDOORS includes last “We soon able to gaff a weekend’s 37.7-pound kingfish that even- Terry Lacoss ACKC, the tually put our Crawfish king- upcoming fish team into fourth place. Greater Jacksonville Kingfish “During the final day of Tournament and the the Ancient City Kingfish Fernandina Beach Kingfish Challenge, Al Morris, Mat- Tournament and Rodeo Aug. thew Farlow, Chris Cathey 1-2. and I were able to catch a sec- Entry fee is $100 per team ond 37-pound kingfish for a with a 100 percent payout. two-day aggregate of 74.7 The early bird entry fee for pounds and a fourth-place fin- the kingfish division is $350 ish. and the rodeo entry fee is “There was certainly a $100 per boat if paid before mega kingfish bite happening Friday. Also there is a kayak this past weekend with a full event this year with a $50 moon taking place, overcast entry fee. Go to www.nsfafish. sky and, more importantly, a com for all of the rules and major migration of kingfish contact information. was taking place.” This past weekend off- There was certainly a shore fishermen were able to mega kingfish bite taking keep red snapper. SPECIAL place over the weekend with “Our fishing party red Kenny Crawford and Team Crawfish placed fourth over the weekend with this 37.7-pound kingfish paired with a Team Real Quick captained snapper fished at Haddocks second 37-pound smoker for an aggregate weight of 74.7 pounds. by Jerry Carter taking first Hideaway Friday,” said Capt. place with 49- and 41-pound Billy McFadden, skipper of kingfish and a two-fish aggre- the charter boat Wahoo. snapper mini-season is open Friday and came back to the Fish and Wildlife Research Researchers will also col- gate weight of 90 pounds. “There were several offshore for eight days, consisting of Fernandina harbor Marina Institute will be out along lect biological samples of har- There was also a 52-pound fishing boats fishing at the three weekends. with a big catch of red snap- Florida’s east coast during vested fish to help determine kingfish caught during the popular offshore fish haven The remaining two week- per. Ross skippers the charter each day of the season, ask- the age of each red snapper. same tournament. and, without saying, the red ends are Friday through fishing boat Pirates Cup. ing recreational fishermen Fishermen must first clean “I am still trying to locate snapper bite was awesome. Sunday and July 25-26. The Florida Fish and Wild- about their red snapper trips their red snapper catches and where those big kings were “Our fishing party also The bag limit in federal life Conservation Commis- and their catch. then donate the carcasses to caught,” Crawford said. landed a nice 23-pound gag waters will be one fish per sion is asking anglers to help This special survey is the FWC officer for research. Nassau Sport Fishing grouper.” person per day and there is collect vital information about needed to gather more pre- The tiny ear bone of the red Association member Karl Recreational fishermen no minimum size limit. the Atlantic red snapper fish- cise information on the num- snapper gives vital informa- Mrozek was on hand at the were able to harvest red snap- Capt. Spencer Ross guided ery. bers of red snapper caught by tion to researches including Ancient City Kingfish Chal- per beginning Friday. The red his fishing charter offshore Researchers at the FWC’s recreational anglers. the health and age of the fish.

PHOTOS BY TERRY LACOSS/SPECIAL Mike Price, Marvin Leininger, Darrell Blanton, Julie Bennett, Wilson Tennille and Capt. Michael Foster, from left, are pictured with a big catch of red snapper while fishing aboard the charter fishing boat Tween the Buoys, left. Right, Capt. Spencer Ross, Johnny Williams, Richard McGehee and Brandon Sanborn, from left, hooked this big catch of red snapper Friday while fishing aboard the charter fishing boat Pirate’s Cup.

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FERNANDINA BEACH OPEN BASKETBALL at Peck bikes, Hammer Strength plate Personal Fitness Trainer, Perfor- Assistant Professional. “LEARN TO SWIM” PRO- PARKS & RECREATION Gym Monday, Wednesday and loaded fitness machines, and mance Nutritionist, and Specialist Customized clinics also available. GRAM SUMMER SWIMMING DEPARTMENT Thursday from 11 a.m.- 5:45 p.m. Magnum Fitness Biangular Series in Fitness for the Older Adult. $30 To register for junior or adult LESSONS. Registration now at RECREATION ROUNDUP and Tuesday and Friday from 11 machines. Ages 13 and up (ages per session, $75/week (3 ses- clinics or for more information, the Atlantic Center. Levels 1 and 2 For information, log onto a.m.-2 p.m., based on court avail- 13-15 with adult supervision; ages sions), $200/month (2 sessions/ email [email protected] or (one-week courses): $40 city resi- www.fbfl.us. ability. 16-17 unsupervised but with waiv- week for 4 weeks). Monthly pack- call 548-1472. Schedule and dents, $50 non-city. Levels 3 and SPORTS/FITNESS FITNESS AREAS er signed by parent or guardian). ages include dietary analysis and description of clinics available at 4 (two-week courses): $55 city OPEN ADULT VOLLEYBALL • Weight Room/Cardio Area at Open Monday-Friday from 7 a.m.- food program. Call Jay at 904- the Atlantic Center or on the City’s residents, $68 non-city. Morning at Peck Gym Tuesdays and Peck Gym. Free weights, selec- 7 p.m., Saturday from 8 a.m.-4 310-3361 to schedule a free intro- website: www.fbfl.us classes at Atlantic Pool; evening Fridays from 7-9 p.m. $2/day city torized equipment, Star Trac p.m. ductory appointment. Central Park tennis court gate classes at MLK, Jr. Pool. Full resident, $5 non-city. treadmills, Precor elliptical Daily/monthly fitness area MAHARAJ TENNIS at Central keys can be checked out at the schedule available at the Atlantic YOUTH VOLLEYBALL at machines, Schwinn bikes. Ages fees: City residents - $3/day; Park Tennis Courts Atlantic Center with a $5 deposit. Center. NOTE: Free evening les- Peck Gym Tuesdays and Fridays 13 and up (ages 13-15 with adult $25/month; $75/four months; • Summer Junior Clinic sched- Deposits are refundable if keys sons available to qualified individ- from 3-5 p.m. for school and club supervision; ages 16-17 unsuper- $180/12 months. Non-city resi- ule through July 31 (Monday- are returned within 1 year. Atlantic uals with proper paperwork. teams. Players must have adult vised but with waiver signed by dents: $5/day; $31/month; Thursday): Level 1 (Tuesday/ Center hours: Monday-Friday Inquire at the Atlantic Center. coach or adult supervision. Call at parent or guardian). Open $94/four months; $225 12 Thursday from 10:30-11:15 a.m., from 8 a.m.-6:30 p.m., Saturday SCUBA CLASSES at Atlantic least 24 hours in advance: 310- Monday, Wednesday and months. Daily fees and member- ages 4-8) and Level 2 (Tuesday/ from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Pool 3353. $2/day city resident, $5 Thursday from 11 a.m.-7 p.m., ships are valid at both fitness Thursday from 11:15 a.m.-12 AQUATICS • DISCOVER SCUBA EXPE- non-city. Tuesday and Friday from 11 a.m.- areas. p.m., ages 6-10) - $12/week city AQUA 1 and DEEP WATER RIENCE/BUBBLE BLOWERS OPEN INDOOR SOCCER at 9 p.m. PERSONAL FITNESS residents, $16 non-city. Level 3 AEROBICS at Atlantic Pool PROGRAM: A 1-2 hour introduc- Peck Gym Wednesdays from 6-8 • Atlantic Fitness Room at the TRAINING available at Atlantic (Monday/Wednesday from 10:30- Aqua 1 (shallow water) class- tory experience that consists of a p.m., $2 city residents, $5 non- Atlantic Center. Precor treadmills Fitness Room or Peck Gym with 11:30am, ages 8-12) - $16/week es are Monday - Friday from 10- short classroom session and try- city. and elliptical machines, Star Trac Jay Robertson, ISSA Certified city residents, $20 non-city. Level 10:55 a.m. Deep Water classes ing scuba in our pool with a PADI 4 (Tuesday/Thursday from 4:30-6 (aqua fitness belts required) are Instructor. Ages 8 and up. p.m., ages 10-14) - $24/week city Monday - Friday from 11-11:55 $50/person city residents, $62 FERNANDINA BEACH TIDES residents, $30 non-city. Level 5 a.m. (Tuesday/Thursday class will non-city. Scheduled at your con- (Monday/Wednesday from 4-6 move back to 9-9:55 a.m. Sept. venience. Tides, Sun & Moon: July 16 - July 23, 2014 p.m., ages 11-17 - high school 2). Monthly, 1 class/day: $50 city • PADI SCUBA OPEN WATER and USTA tournament players) - residents , $63 non-city residents. CERTIFICATION: Private and Sunrise 6:34A High 12:30A 8.92’ Moonrise 1:39A High 4:07A 7.41 $32/week city residents, $40 non- Monthly, 2 classes/day: $60 city group instruction available. $275 Low 10:06A1.49’ city. Junior clinics’ instructor: Rod residents, $75 non-city. $5/day for (additional check-out dive fee). Wed. Moonset 11:13A Low 6:23A0.93’ Sun. Sunrise 6:36A Gibson, USPTA 1 (904-891-6927, one class city residents, $6 non- Participants must provide their High 1:00P 8.50’ Moonset 3:16P High 4:48P 8.07’ Sunset 8:29P [email protected]) city. $10/day for two classes city own masks, snorkels, fins, 7/16 7/20 Low 10:54P 2.21’ Moonrise 11:38P Low 6:45P 1.47’ Sunset 8:27P • Adult clinics (Monday-Thurs- resident, $12 non-city. booties, and weight belts. Ages Sunrise 6:34A High 1:23A 8.57’ Moonrise 2:21A High 5:03A 7.15’ day and Saturday): Beginner PRIVATE SWIMMING 10 and up. Training schedule Clinic (2.0-2.5) - Mondays from 8- LESSONS ages 2 - adults. 30- available at the Atlantic Center. Thurs. Moonset 12:17P Low 7:17A1.10’ Mon. Sunrise 6:36A Low 10:59A1.56’ 9 a.m. Strokes Clinics - Wednes- minute single session: $20 city BEACH WHEELCHAIRS can High 1:55P 8.43’ Moonset 4:11P High 5:44P 8.01’ Sunset 8:29P days from 8-9 a.m. (2.5-3.0) and resident, $25 non-city. 4-pack: be reserved at the Atlantic Center 7/17 7/21 Sunset 8:27P Low 11:50P 2.18’ Low 7:47P 1.82’ 9-10:30 a.m. (3.0-3.5). Intermedi- $60 city resident, $75 non-city. 8- by paying a refundable $50 ate Drills Clinics (3.0-3.5) - Tues- pack: $100 city resident, $125 deposit. 2 wheelchairs available. Moonrise 12:18A High 2:16A 8.16’ Moonrise 3:07A High 6:00A 7.01’ Fri. Sunrise 6:35A Low 8:13A1.27’ Tues. Sunrise 6:37A days from 8-9:30 a.m.; Thursdays non-city. Schedule lessons at the Call 310-3350 for availability. Moonset 1:18P Low 11:52A1.60’ from 9-10:30 a.m.; and Saturdays Atlantic Center. INSTRUCTED PROGRAMS High 2:52P 8.31’ Moonset 5:05P Sunset 8:28P High 6:38P 8.02’ from 9-10:30 a.m. Intermedi- SUMMER JUNIOR LIFE- KARATE at the Peck Center, 7/18 7/22 Sunset 8:26P Last Quarter 10:09P Low 8:51P 2.07’ ate/Advanced Drills Clinics (3.5- GUARD PROGRAMS 1st Floor Instructors’ Studio. Moonrise 12:58A High 3:11A 7.76’ Moonrise 3:54A Low 12:43A2.10’ 4.0) - Thursdays from 6-7:30 p.m. • Introductory Jr. Lifeguard Japanese Shotokan Karate class- Men’s Doubles Clinic (3.5-4.0) - Program (pools) offered July 21- es with Sensei Jerry Williamson, Sat. Sunrise 6:35A Low 9:10A1.40’ Wed. Sunrise 6:38A High 6:53A 7.00’ Wednesdays from 6-7:30 p.m. 25 for ages 12-15. Meet at the a 6th degree Shotokan black belt High 3:50P 8.18’ Moonset 5:55P Low 12:43P 1.61’ Moonset 2:18P Women’s Clinic (3.0-3.5) - Atlantic Center Pool. $120 city with over 30 years of instruction 7/19 7/23 High 7:28P 8.07’ Sunset 8:28P Low 9:54P 2.19’ Sunset 8:26P Tuesdays from 6:15-7:45 p.m. residents, $150 non-city. Register experience. Improve your fitness Tide calculations are for Amelia River, Fernandina Beach. No corrections are necessary. $10/person/hour for 1-hour clinics at the Atlantic Center. level, self-control, and self-image Sun & Moon events are also calculated for Fernandina Beach, although actual times may vary because of land masses. and $15/person for 1 1/2 hours • Jr. Beach Guard Program while learning self-defense. clinics. Pre-registration required (ages 10-15) offered July 28-Aug. Classes are from 3:30-4:30 p.m. $ ANY (minimum of 3 persons/clinic). 1. This program is administered on Mondays and 3:30-5:00 p.m. $10 • Private lessons can be through Fernandina Beach Ocean on Wednesdays. Ages 6 and up. 10 SYNTHETIC scheduled with Head Professional Rescue. $150 city residents, $187 City residents: $40/month. Non- Vishnu Maharaj or an Assistant non-city. city residents: $45/month. OFF OIL CHANGE Professional. $60/hour with Head Register for either of these Uniforms available through the 904-277-6969 OFF Professional, $50/hour with programs at the Atlantic Center. instructor. Call Jerry at 753-3605. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2014 SPORTS News-Leader 3B DISTRICT CHAMPS SPORTS SHORTS Elm Street Little League es from the JaxArrest.com Jacksonville Axe Maidens, Elm Street Little League include a featured perform- will hold its annual sports ance of the National Anthem, awards banquet at 3 p.m. offer some awesome prizes in Aug. 3 at the MLK Center. the $1 Half-Time Raffle and a Players, parents and spon- live performance of the world- sors are welcome. For infor- renowned HAKA from the mation, contact President New Zealand Blue Thunder. Wayne Peterson at 753-1663. There will also be a free offi- cial post-game party for all Register for soccer fans and supporters who Registration for the Amelia attended the event. Island Youth Soccer’s fall sea- Children 15 and under will son is open. Visit www.aiysoc- be admitted free and mer- cer.com to register or contact chandise and concessions will Lee Burchett at burchett380 be sold at reasonable prices. @gmail.com. Amelia Island The Axemen are also look- Youth Soccer has partnered ing for interest from potential with Soccer Made In America Jacksonville-based compa- and the Chicago Blast Soccer nies that would like to become Club to bring the highest level the title/naming rights sponsor of training to the community. for the event as well as a pre- senting level sponsor. Interested companies may Pop Warner registration email [email protected]. SUBMITTED Fernandina Beach Pop For full ticket options visit The Yulee Little League senior league (13-16 years old) softball allstars won the District 11 title July 5 at St. Warner football and cheer- www.jaxaxe.com /national- Augustine. They edged Hilliard 3-0 and beat Baker County 13-9. They played for the Section 3 title in Deland leader registration is now championship. Stay up to Saturday. Pictured, front row from left, are Morgan and Bree; back row, Hayley, Gabby, Alicia, Jade, Alexyss, open for the 2014 season. date with the USA Rugby Haley, Tori, Natalie, Hannah and Sidney. Visit www.leaguelineup.com League at www.USARL.com. for additional information. Like the Axemen on Face- book at www.facebook.com/ JUNIOR CAMPS YMCA summer sports JaxAxemen. The McArthur Family Golf at Omni vided for campers. Students may bring by the annual summer carnival. Sports association their own clubs but clubs will be provid- This camp is offered at the YMCA is registering for Fall Omni Amelia Island Plantation will volleyball and soccer. Regi- Nassau County Sports ed. Students walk the course; a light- Nassauville location and in Fernandina hold a Junior Golf Academy summer weight carry bag is required. Students Beach on Lime Street. stration runs through Aug. 10 Association meets at 7 p.m. series with six weekly sessions available and the season will begin the the first Tuesday at the county must bring their own golf balls for the Visit either club or call 261-1075 or for children ages 8-17, who will have the course; range balls will be provided for 491-9102. week of Sept. 2. There are building, Yulee. Call 261-1075 opportunity to work with professional also still spots available in the or 277-1609 for information on practice. coaches to improve their golf skills. Call the pro shop at 277-5907, email basketball and volleyball the group. Sessions are July 29-Aug. 1, Aug. 12-15 Gymnastics camp July 28 through Aug. 1. [email protected] or visit and Aug. 26-29. Cost is $200 per week, OakMarsh OceanLinks.com. Fantastic Gymnastic summer camp is Stop by the Welcome Bassmasters meet $75 per individual day. July 21-24 from 9 a.m. to noon for ages Center at the McArthur Family Camp runs from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 four and up. Cost is $85 for registered YMCA on Citrona Drive or Nassau Bassmasters, Boys & Girls Clubs associated with the Florida p.m. Campers will work on full swing and gymnasts and $95 for non-registered. email jscott@firstcoastymca. short game with on-course playing and Boys & Girls Clubs of Nassau County Visit Fantasticgym.com, email org. Bass Federation, the Bass Federation and the FLW, video analysis. Snacks will be provided. is offering a summer camp for ages 6- [email protected] or call meets the first Tuesday of Miniature putt championship challenge 18. Arts, sports, technology lab, field 225-0022 for information. The gym is Open house at boat club every month at the Pig Bar-B- on the final day. Hat and shirts are pro- trips and special projects will be capped located at 96070 Chester Road in Yulee. Boat Club will hold an Que restaurant in Callahan at open house at their location at 7 p.m. Membership into the Julington Creek Marina, club is open to anyone 16 and GOLF NEWS 12807 San Jose Blvd., from older. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 26. The Call Bob Schlag at (912) ALS Golf Classic a raffle. Entry fee is $150 per player. Participating Jacksonville-area cours- boat club will be giving free 729-2282 in Kingsland, Aaron Reception only is $50 per person. es are Bent Creek in Jacksonville, Fern- boat rides and refreshments. Bell at (904) 545-5092 in The 10th annual ALS Amelia Island Contact Mark O’Day at 553-0576 or andina Beach Golf Club and St. Johns Everyone is invited to come Callahan or Tim McCoy at Golf Classic, remembering John Louis [email protected] or visit www.ALS Golf & Country Club in St. Augustine. O’Day, will be held Aug. 1 at Long Point out and see all that Freedom 261-3735 in Fernandina GolfAmelia.com for information on the Golfer check-in, shotgun start and Boat Club has to offer. Beach for information. at the Amelia Island Club. Tournament event. proceeds benefit the ALS Association entry fee — which includes a $10 dona- Florida Chapter. tion to WWP, round of golf, cart rental, Free swim lessons NSFA meetings Often referred to as Lou Gehrig’s dis- World’s Largest Golf Outing range balls, lunch, awards reception, on- course contests — vary by course. This summer Safe Kids The Nassau Sport Fishing ease, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis is a Three Jacksonville-area courses man- Northeast Florida, led by The Association holds its monthly progressive and fatal neuromuscular aged by Billy Casper Golf, the largest All golfers will be entered into a Players Center for Child business meetings on the disease. It slowly robs the body of its owner-operator of golf courses, country drawing to win a grand-prize, and prizes Health at Wolfson Children’s second Wednesday at Kraft ability to walk, speak, swallow and clubs and resorts in the U.S.,will host can be earned by teams with the highest Hospital, is offering a limited Ten Acres, 961023 Buccaneer breathe. the fourth annual World’s Largest Golf contribution levels and best scores of number of free swim lessons Trail, Fernandina Beach. The Registration, warm-up and lunch buf- Outing Aug. 11 to benefit Wounded the day. to children four and up whose social get-togethers are held fet are from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Warrior Project. For information and to register visit families might otherwise not on the fourth Wednesday. All Shotgun start for the four-person scram- The simultaneous golf outing will be www.worldslargestgolfouting.com. be able to provide them this are welcome to attend. ble is 12:30 p.m. Dinner reception, played at more than 120 BCG-managed Golfers are encouraged to Tweet year. Additional information, including beer and wine, prizes, awards courses in 28 states and is open to all @BillyCasperGolf using #WLGO14 with Free swim lessons are directions and reservations and silent auction, is from 5-8 p.m. golfers regardless of ability. A USGA photos and updated during or after the available to those who qualify are available on the NSFA There will be proximity contests and handicap is not required. day. in Northeast Florida. Call the website at www.nsfafish.net. Atlantic Avenue Recreation The Nassau Sport Fishing Center at 310-3358. Association, founded in 1983, Children who complete is a 501c3 nonprofit organiza- their swim lessons with a par- tion, created to develop and ticipating swim instructor will promote saltwater fishing in receive a Safer 3 certificate the Nassau County area while for a free ice cream cone from adhering to state, federal and McDonald’s. Visit wolfsonchil- local regulations, to encour- drens.org/ watersafety or wolf- age compliance with rules of sonchildrens.org/safekids. water safety by club members and the general public and to Auxiliary meets promote youth-related com- munity and other civic minded U.S. Coast Guard Auxili- activities. ary, Amelia Island Flotilla 14- Contact John Hartrich, 1, meets the first Thursday in NSFA president at (904) 206- the Amelia Island Lighthouse 0817 or email info@nsfafish. Cottage, located on O’Hagan net for information. Lane on Lighthouse Circle. Call 261-1889 for information. Organized bike rides Rugby national There are organized bicy- cle rides Thursdays starting at championship in Jax 9 a.m. and Saturdays starting The Jacksonville Axemen at 8:30 a.m. All rides start are have released tickets and from Main Beach. Park near packages for the 2014 USA the miniature golf course. Rugby League national cham- Cyclists of all abilities are pionship game. The game will welcome. Riders of A (18-21), be held at the University of B (14-17), C (up to 14 mph) North Florida Aug. 23 and and S (social ride, speed of early pre-sale tickets are $8 the slowest rider in the group) online. There are also ticket, all participate. The ride will be T-shirt and hotel packages for around 30 miles with rest two on offer. stops along the way and The visiting New Zealand loops back to the starting Blue Thunder take on the point at around 10 miles Presidents Barbarians in a before continuing on the curtain raiser prior to the main remaining 20 miles of the event. The Blue Thunder are route. Anyone who joins the the visiting Police Rugby group will not be left behind. League team from New Lunch is optional. Zealand which will also play There is also a regular ride the USA Pioneers a week Mondays for experienced prior (Aug. 16) in DeLand. road cyclists starting at 9 a.m. The Presidents Barbarians at various locations on Amelia team will consist of the Island and in Nassau County. Overseas Import Players from The starting points and dis- all teams across the USA tances for these rides will be Rugby League who are not announced. Helmets and a competing in the National bicycle in good working condi- Championship. It will allow tion are mandatory. those players from Australia, Call 261-5160 or visit www. United Kingdom, Papua New ameliaislandcycling.com, Guinea and other nations a www.sports.groups.yahoo. chance to compete on behalf com/ group/sriders or www. of and say thanks to the USA nfbc.us for more information. and the teams who have host- ed them for the season. The national championship Sailing Club meets game will then see the Nor- The Amelia Island Sailing thern Conference champion Club meets the first Tuesday face the Southern Conference at the Kraft Athletic Club at champion to see who is the Ten Acres. Social hour at 6:30 best Rugby League team in p.m., meeting at 7:30 p.m. the nation and be crowned Contact Commodore Roger USA Rugby League National Henderson at (904) 624-2711 Champions. or commodore@ameliaisland- In addition to the most Elite sailing.org or visit www.ameli- Rugby League action, the aislandsailing.org for informa- event will feature performanc- tion.

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2014 PAGE 4B NEWS-LEADER / FERNANDINA BEACH, FL End of life issues easier with help from hospice

We are reminded daily that soon- Community munity, Rachel would be proud of Developed by Aging with Dignity, end-of-life resource Community er or later we will face end of life Hospice of the state-of-the-art eight bed hospice. the Five Wishes document was intro- Hospice of Northeast Florida has issues. It may be family, friends or Northeast Florida is The first floor of the new medical duced in 1997. Five Wishes is a sim- opened adjacent to Baptist Nassau. someone close. It is never easy. As dedicated to building behind Baptist Nassau is ple form that documents your Through hospice we learned about the Big Guy and I age, it seems improving the quali- dedicated to hospice care and doc- instructions for your future medical Five Wishes and feel just a little every day we get news that someone ty of life for patients tors offices will occupy the other care in the event you become unable more comfortable knowing that we close is facing tough battles that may and families who floors. to speak for yourself. It is America’s have left clear instructions as to our end in death. We want the best for are facing serious How appropriate. The facility is most popular living will because it is wishes. them and for us when our time illness. In Nassau named the Community Hospice written in everyday language and For more information about comes. County close to 100 Jane and Bill Warner Center for helps start and structure important Community Hospice of Northeast We recently attended the funeral FROM people a day are Caring. It honors a Jacksonville conversations about care in times of Florida or to schedule a speaker of a good friend, Rachel Smith, who THE helped by their man and his wife whose nationally serious illness. It covers health care contact Maureen Paschke, Nassau greatly benefited from our local hos- PORCH services. With the ranked annual classic car event on decisions, medical treatment you community relations, at 254-5061 or pice. She battled cancer for a year recent dedication of Amelia Island has contributed mil- want or don’t want, how comfortable mpaschke@communityhospice. and when the time was right hospice a new in-patient lions of dollars to Community you want to be, how you want to be com. came in and helped her husband Dickie facility at Baptist Hospice in the past two decades. treated and what you want your For information about Five care for her and ensure that she was Anderson Medical Center Warner wanted his wife’s name first loved ones to know. Wishes or to request a free copy of not in pain. The Smiths were very Nassau many of as she has been his partner in devel- Five Wishes includes the things the document visit 5Wishes. concerned that there was no hospice these people can now stay in Nassau oping the world-class annual car that matter most: comfort, dignity, CommunityHospice.com. facility in Nassau County and they County and be close to home in their show. family and spirituality. It’s why Five To receive her weekly newsletter or might have to go to Jacksonville for last days or if they may need some It may be tough to think about it Wishes is called “the living will with get information about her books care. She died at home as she special attention to stabilize their and talk about it, but spending time a heart and soul.” Once witnessed it including her four From the Porch wished with her loving husband at condition, so they can return home. now to articulate your wishes may be is legal in 49 states including Florida. books contact Dickie at dickie.ander- her side. A dedicated volunteer in our com- the greatest gift you give your family. We welcome the important new [email protected]

Jazz at the beach A jazz concert last month at American Beach featured Alcia Uwanda, top right. A group played cards while Uwanda sang, right, and a food booth served up barbe- cue and other favorites, above left. There was plenty of room under the new pavil- ion, far right. The summer concerts are presented by the American Beach Homeowner’s Association. The finale is Aug. 2 from 4-7 p.m. at Burney Park. Smooth jazz saxophonist Pierre Kendrick will per- form. Bring your lawn chairs and come hungry and ready to relax. Kendrick has per- formed all over the U.S. and abroad. Email amer- [email protected]. PHOTOS BY ROBERT FIEGE/NEWS-LEADER

Aviation scholars The Friends of Fernandina Aviation president Jerry Kawecki recently pre- sented three $2,000 scholarships to gradu- ating high school stu- dents. Recipients were Jesse Alvare and Melissa Caserta from Fernandina Beach High School and Curtiss Lasserre from Hillard Middle Senior High School. SUBMITTED

Hall of fame PHOTO BY MELANIE FERREIRA/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER Crawford speaks The Amelia Island Newcomers’ TREX The Fernandina Beach Rotary Club recently welcomed group visited the guest speaker John Crawford, Nassau County Clerk of World Golf Hall of the Courts. Crawford, right, pictured with club member Fame on June 27 Clyde Davis, has served as the county’s chief financial and enjoyed a guided officer and comptroller since 2005 and oversees the tour and lunch. management and investment of some $100 million in Pictured are taxpayer funds. Crawford outlined four elements neces- Maryanne Contratti, sary for the county’s fiscal health: Controlling existing Jessica Styers, debt without incurring new debt; implementing a struc- Johnelle Snyder, turally balanced budget; employing revenue-driven budg- Terri Borakove and eting; and strengthening safety and spending reserves. Judy Versteeg. Crawford said the county should not pass on its debt to SUBMITTED future generations. To avoid doing so, he said it must limit expenditures to match tax revenue. He said his financial philosophy as “protector of the public trust” is that the county should get out of debt, stay out of debt and pay as it goes. The Fernandina Beach Rotary Club meets every Wednesday from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Florida House Inn in downtown Fernandina Beach. Visit www.fernandinabeachrotaryclub.org.

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2014 AROUND TOWN News-Leader 5B PET PROJECTS Nature walk for kids NASSAU COUNTY ANIMAL SERVICES

Adoption event Wild Amelia has announ- The walk is limited to 15 unteer nonprofit whose mis- A thousand pets will be ced that a guided nature walk children; to register or for sion is to educate residents looking for homes at the for aspiring Junior Naturalists more information, email and visitors about the wildlife Mega Adoption Event July 18- will be held on Monday, Aug. Robyn Nemes at robyn- and wild places of this biore- 20 at the Jacksonville Fair- 4, at 8 a.m. at Goffinsville Park [email protected]. gion. The Junior Naturalist grounds, organized by First at 95001 Goffinsville Road, just Children attending should program attempts to engage Coast No More Homeless off Nassauville Road, with a bring insect repellent and children between 7 and 14 in Pets and area rescue agen- rain date set for Wednesday, water and wear sturdy shoes a study of three habitats: the cies, including in Nassau Aug. 6 at the same time and with toes covered – no san- seashore, the maritime forest County. Hours are 10 a.m.-6 same location. dals or flip-flops. The trail is and the marsh. While “The p.m. Adoption fee is $25 for all This nature walk will be mostly shaded and flat and is Seashore” and “The Maritime pets and includes spay/neu- led by county forester Dave about one-half mile in length. Forest” curricula are available ter, microchip, vaccines and Holley; during the walk, the Children may bring a snack now, the final component – the license. Adoptions are free for children will complete an ac- to enjoy in the park following marsh – will be available next military with ID. Parking is tivity in the newest Junior the approximately one-hour summer. free. For information visit Naturalist booklet, The Mari- walk. Walkers should meet in Wild Amelia’s year-long First Coast No More Home- time Forest. This booklet is the small parking lot at 8 a.m. educational efforts culminate This is Jack. Jack is an 5 old male domestic shorthair. less Pets at www.fcnmhp.org available for purchase for $5 at In the event of postponement in a three-day nature festival in year old shepherd mix. He He is a orange tabby with or call (904) 425-0005. the Book Loft, Books Plus, due to weather, an email will May. The ninth annual Wild weighs 58 pounds and has a white on his muzzle, under Atlantic Rec Center, Coastal be sent to registered children Amelia Nature Festival will be very soft reddish brown coat. his neck, chest and feet. Adopt an adult Trader II, the Fort Clinch by 5 p.m. the day before. held from May 15-17, 2015. Jack is neutered, micro- Ryker is a full figure kitty at Cats Angels invites you to Visitor Center and Kayak Take advantage of this end- For more information about chipped, has a one year 14 pounds. He loves to be pet- stop by and meet the cats liv- Amelia. The booklet will also of-summer-vacation learning this festival and Wild Amelia’s rabies vaccine and is up-to- ted and rolls over to give you ing at the Adoption Center. be available on the day of the activity and register now for programs, please visit wild date on all his boosters. He access to his belly. Being a lit- They are mostly adults, some walk. There is no charge for this nature activity. amelia.com and Wild Amelia loves all people and craves tle older, he is not overly play- have special needs and many the walk itself. Wild Amelia is an all-vol- on Facebook. attention and petting. He ful so he likes to lie around have been with Cats Angels wants to be the lone wolf, so and look adorable. He is for several years. The cats he doesn’t seem to get along neutered, micro-chipped, has come in all shapes, sizes, col- with other dogs. He walks a one-year rabies vaccine and ors and have many different really well on a leash and still is up-to-date on all his boost- “purr”sonalities. They are well OPTIMIST CLUB likes to play. Jack has been a ers. cared for and loved by the vol- guest here since March. He To see our pets in person, unteers, but they all need a Fernandina Beach said he has been patient but come to the Nassau County “forever home.” To help them City Attorney wants it to be his turn for a Animal Services, 86078 get a second chance at a new Tammi Bach forever home. To see him in License Road, Yulee, 491- life, Ted Kostich of KDI spoke recently to action, go to www.nas- 7440, Tuesday through Homes is sponsoring the adult the Fernandina saucountyfl.com or Friday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., cats for qualified adopters. Beach Optimist www.petfinder.com. Saturdays 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Cats Angels, 709 S. Eighth Club. She is pic- This friendly kitty’s name and closed Sundays and St., is open Monday-Saturday tured with club is Ryker. Ryker is a five-year- Mondays. from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. If you can- President Larry not adopt a cat, consider the Parker and Sponsorship Program to help Nugget. The Cats Angels take care of their Fernandina Beach CATS ANGELS needs until they do find a Optimist Club home. Visit www.catsangels. meets each com for details. Wednesday from Cats Angels is not a shelter noon-1 p.m. at the and does not have a veteri- Fernandina Beach nary staff on premise. It is an Golf Club. Call all-volunteer 501(c)(3) charity Bernice Kelley at organization that has served 261-7923 or the community since 2001 by Barb Kent at 277- offering lower cost spay/ 4071. neuter services and help with SUBMITTED feral cats. Over 13,000 cats have been spayed or neutered with the assistance of Cats Angels. It receives no govern- HOME & GARDEN BRIEFS Rambo and Charlie are downsizing projects. Please ment monies and its longtime Yin and Yang call us about large items and Spay/Neuter, TNR and Recycle friends. Opposite but comple- we can pick them up. The Adoption Programs are sup- Talbot critters during the summer heat mentary purrsonalities who only items we cannot accept ported through private dona- wave. Learn how to identify share their daytime hours in are computers, older TV’s and tions, fundraising, grants and Join a park ranger to problem areas in your home glasses the outdoor pens at Cats clothing. If you haven’t proceeds from its Thrift Store. learn about the many com- and which ones are costing Angels. Rambo is an orange shopped at the Cats Angels ‘Shop and Sip’ mon species that inhabit the you the most as well as how tabby boy who likes to play by Thrift Store, please come by natural communities of the to fix them. Also, learn about to help his own rules and shiny black and have a look as we have Chico’s, located at the undeveloped barrier islands the Home Energy & Water fur Charlie is always ready for something for everyone. The Shops of Amelia Island of northeast Florida, on July Evaluation Kits available free a head rub. These boys would cats also appreciate donations Plantation, is partnering with 19 at 2 p.m. at the Ribault for checkout with a valid make a great double addition of dry food and litter – espe- the Nassau Humane Society Club on Fort George Island Nassau County Libraries others to your life, but if adopted sep- cially now with all the kittens. in a shopping fundraiser. Cultural State Park. No card. Register at www.green- arately would do best as the Visit Miss Lydia’s Wish List at When you shop at Chico’s on reservations are necessary teamproject.org/eventcalen- The Nassau County only cats. It’s kitten season amazon.com or How To Help July 24 from 5-7 p.m., 10 per- and the program is free. dar or call 348-0718. Volunteer Center, in part- and a tough time for the adult on our website to see more of cent of your total purchase Contact the Talbot Islands nership with the Lions cats to find homes with the what we can use. Don’t forget will be donated to the Nassau Ranger Station at (904) 251- Forest certification Club of Fernandina Beach, cute little fur balls out there. to recycle your aluminum and Humane Society. After shop- 2320. Visit www.floridastate The Florida Forest Ser- is collecting used and To help these deserving adult cat food cans at the bins locat- ping, relax on the store’s back parks.org. vice and the University of about-to-be discarded eye- cats and to sweeten the deal, ed at the back of our parking porch and visit with some of Florida Institute of Food and glasses, sunglasses and our friends at KDI Homes will lot at 709 S. Eighth St. Cats the furry friends from the Nature Agricultural Sciences (UF/ hearing aids for use in sponsor our adult cats to qual- Angels is an all-volunteer NHS shelter. photography IFAS) are offering education developing countries to ifying adopters. Read more organization and receives no So far this fiscal year, photography opportunities for those inter- improve the quality of life. about our cats patiently wait- government monies. The rev- Nassau Humane Society has Ever dreamed of getting ested in forest certification. Currently there is an ing for their new lives at enue to support our programs found homes for 527 cats and the perfect shot of a great Do you want to know the urgent need for these www.catsangels.com. All of is gained through fundraising, dogs. NHS provides a no-kill blue heron in flight or a bum- most up-to-date information items. Please consider our cats have been spayed or donations, and sales from our shelter for the abandoned, the blebee nestled on a flower? on the different types of for- dropping off your old neutered, are current on all Thrift Store. Read more about abused, the surrendered and Join a photographer and est certification? Do you glasses or hearing aids at vaccinations, receive regular our Spay/Neuter, TNR and the rescued. nature enthusiast for a want to know how forest cer- the offices of the Nassau wellness care, monthly flea Adoption Programs at For more information on leisurely stroll on the tification can benefit you and County Volunteer Center treatments and are micro- www.catsangels.com. how you can help our home- Fairway Loop Trail and learn the environment? Do you at 1303 Jasmine St., Suite chipped. With area shelters and res- less animals, visit www.nas- techniques to help capture want to know the process to 104A. Cats Angels Thrift cue groups overrun with kit- sauhumanesociety.com. the beauty of the maritime get your forest certified? The Nassau County Store/Adoption Center at 709 tens, you haven’t taken advan- forest and salt marsh on film, This workshop is for you. Volunteer Center enlists S. Eighth St. is open Monday tage of the free spay/neuter Catwalk event July 26 at 10 a.m. at the Join the class on Aug. 14 volunteers to support non- through Saturday from 11 services available to all Models will soon strike a Ribault Club on Fort George to learn all about forest certi- profit agencies and their a.m. til 5 p.m. or you can call Nassau County residents pose on the catwalk wearing Island Cultural State Park. fication in Florida. The work- work in Nassau County 321-2267 for more information through the SpayNassau II boutique fashions to support Please bring your own cam- shop will be held at the and conducts projects of on KDI Homes Sponsorship. Program and the free trans- First Coast No More era and photography sup- UF/IFAS Nassau County its own to assist those in Volunteers are needed to help port from Yulee and Callahan. Homeless Pets (FCNMHP), a plies, sturdy shoes, bug Extension office, 543350 US need. us care for the cats. Please It’s never too late. local nonprofit working to spray, sunscreen and water. 1, Callahan, from 9 a.m.-3 For more information call, stop by to sign up or Call First Coast No More make the community no kill. No reservations are neces- p.m. A $15 fee includes mate- about the Volunteer Center download the Volunteer Homeless Pets today at (904) Pawparazzi will feature a sary and the program is free. rials and lunch. or to volunteer, stop in the Application from www.catsan- 425-0005 to make an appoint- champagne reception, seated Contact the Talbot Islands Society of American office, call 261-2771, or gels.com. ment. You can also call Cats gourmet dinner, live music, a Ranger Station at (904) 251- Foresters (SAF) Continuing email the Center at The Thrift Store at Cats Angels at 321-2267 for more silent auction and runway 2320. Visit www.floridas- Forestry Education credits [email protected]. Visit the Angels is looking for your left- information or help with fashion show. tateparks.org. for this workshop are approv- Volunteer Center at vol- overs. We gladly accept what feral/community cats. Spay “The proceeds from ed for 3.5 hours of Category unteernassau.org and on is left over from garage and and neuter -the responsible Pawparazzi will have a huge Beach walk 1 CF. Register at fcp-work- Facebook. estate sales, redecorating and solution. impact, helping us continue Join a park ranger for a shopcallahan. eventbrite.com our mission of making our walk on the beach as they or call 879-1019. community no kill and saving explain the importance of thousands of dogs and cats,” undeveloped beach habitat, Junior Naturalists NASSAU HUMANE SOCIETY said Nicole Brose, FCNMHP including many interesting If you’re looking for fun development director. facts about sea creatures and and educational activities for Azalea is an amazing beau- Tickets are $85 per person common shells found in the your children this summer, ty who is ready to be your or tables of 4 and 6 are avail- area, July 26 at 2 p.m. at the consider Wild Amelia’s new loving house dog and lap able for $75 per person. For multi-use trail pavilion at the curriculum of the three-part dog! We believe she’s a pure- more information or to pur- south beach area on Little Junior Naturalist Program. bred Cocker Spaniel, fully chase tickets, visit www.fcn- Talbot Island. Bring sun- Based on the model of the grown at somewhere mhp.org. screen and water. No reser- Junior Ranger program in between 6 to 8 years old. She vations are necessary and the National Parks, this has a great personality and is Right Whale fest the program is free with reg- Junior Naturalist Program absolutely gorgeous, with a The sixth annual Right ular park admission. involves a mini-curriculum of soft, very pettable black-and- Whale Festival is set for Nov. Contact the Talbot Islands activities for children from 7- white coat. She was found as 15 at Sea Walk Pavilion. The Ranger Station at (904) 251- 15 to complete by exploring a stray but she must have free event celebrates the 2320. Visit www.floridastate “The Maritime Forest.” belonged to someone – she is tons of love and devotion in fine on her own, and would annual return of the endan- parks.org. This second component, housetrained and loves to go return! give you an affectionate gered right whale to its calv- which already includes “The for walks. She likes to play Miss is a beautiful and greeting when you return! ing waters off the coasts of Energy workshop Seashore” and will next year and explore, and has a happy friendly young lady with a And ask about Tuxedo Northeast Florida and south- Looking forward to vaca- include “The Marsh,” is avail- disposition that you’ll adore. gorgeous black and white Tuesdays – special reduced ern Georgia. tion, time at the beach and able at area locations, includ- She came to us with some coat! She’s a Domestic Short adoption rates on Tuesdays The festival features live the fun summer activities, ing the Atlantic Avenue eye and ear conditions fairly Hair mix, and about a year for black or black-and-white music, artists and photogra- but dreading those increased Recreation Center, Kayak common to Cocker Spaniels, old. She has a lot of personali- cats! You can see bios, videos phers selling gift items, expert utility bills? Did you know Amelia, the Book Loft and and a collapsed trachea, also ty and is dressed for success and pictures of our dogs and speakers, food trucks, activi- that 40 percent of your ener- Coastal Trader II for $5 per fairly common. We’re treating with her beautiful tuxedo cats at ties for kids, a beach clean-up gy bill is just from heating copy. Activities include guid- her for the eye and ear issues markings. She can get NassauHumaneSociety.com. with Keep Jacksonville Beauti- and cooling? ed and independent nature and she’s doing much better, stressed when she’s around a Our Second Chance resale ful, a 5K race and 2.5K fun Join JEA July 29 from walks on local trails, online and the trachea doesn’t seem lot of cats, but she should store is open 10 a.m. to 5:30 run, and exhibitors promoting 5:30-6:30 p.m. at Rice Archi- research, creative writing to bother her – she just make a wonderful pet if she’s p.m., Monday-Saturday, at marine science education, tecture, 961687 Gateway and drawing and/or photog- makes a “snorting” sound the only cat or perhaps with 1002 South 14th St. Our adop- conservation, water recrea- Blvd., Suite 201H, Amelia raphy. Children younger sometimes. She should be an one other cat. It would be tion center at 671 Airport tion and other outdoor activi- Island, for a free workshop than 7 and folks older than inside dog because it’s harder great to get her away from Road is open 11:30 a.m.-5 ties. sponsored by JEA, Green 15 may participate as well. for her to breathe outside in the stress of a cattery and p.m. Tuesday-Friday, 11 a.m.- Details are posted at Team Project and Nassau Review the curriculum at the heat. Azalea needs a dog into a loving home of her 4 p.m. Saturdays and 11 a.m.- RightWhaleFestival.com; Libraries to learn how to the locations above. Visit lover who can simply give her own. If you’re away from 3 p.m. Sundays. Call 321- inquiries are welcome at keep your home comfortable www.wildamelia.com and maintenance through her life, home for some of the day, we 1647, or email [email protected]. and your utilities in check Wild Amelia on Facebook. and she promises to give you think Miss would get along [email protected].

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6B WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2014 AROUND TOWN News-Leader

the club and who reside in Nassau County (no matter PEOPLE &PLACES Master nutrition class forming how long they have lived here) are welcome to attend. Would you like to develop expertise in County Extension Office during the next For further information contact the area of food and nutrition and share your year. Lucy Bryan at (904) 430-0119 SPECIAL EVENTS ty to paint a picture, or if you knowledge with others? Master Food and Nutrition Volunteer or [email protected], or visit always wanted to try painting, A Master Food and Nutrition Volunteer training will be held at the Duval County www.newcomersofameliais- ‘Sound of Music’ but were afraid to try; this is program is being offered by the Cooperative Extension office on Wednesdays, beginning land.com. your opportunity to give it a Extension Service, University of Florida, Aug. 13, and ending Oct. 15, with follow-up Dunes & tunes Amelia Musical Playhouse go. This class is a step above Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences. assessment sessions. Training sessions presents “The Sound of Music” “paint by numbers” in that The program is designed to provide food begin at 9:30 a.m. and last until 3:30 p.m. and The Dunes & Tunes Arts July 17-19 and 24-26 at 7:30 there are no numbers; howev- and nutrition training for selected individu- will include topics such as basic nutrition and Music Festival and ama- p.m. and July 20 at 2:30 p.m. er the resident artist, Andrea als in Florida. and health, food safety, food preparation and teur sand sculpting competi- This family-friendly features Lasserre, provides a rough Master Food and Nutrition Volunteer is a the latest food preservation updates. tion will be held on Aug. 16 at local talent and live music from sketch of the scene to be title given to individuals who receive in- There will be a charge of $75 to cover ref- Main Beach. a 9-piece orchestra. The chil- completed and directs you depth food and nutrition training from erences and lab supplies for the course. Join the city Parks and dren’s roles are double cast so through the process. Bring County Extension Family and Consumer For further information or an application, Recreation Department and if you are going to see a spe- your favorite wine, a creative Sciences Agents. In return participants contact Meg McAlpine at 491-7340 or con- the Sand Lovers sculpting cific student, find out their per- attitude and the fee of $35. agree to give volunteer service to their local [email protected]. team in a competition, held in formance dates. Easels, paint, brushed, can- conjunction with the art and Tickets are $20 adults and vases and instruction provid- music festival. Registration $15 students and available at ed. The number of easels is THIS WEEK Laptop class Point Behavioral Healthcare, opens at 11 a.m. and the ameliamusicalplayhouse.com limited; to reserve contact will discuss how women and competition runs from noon to through Brown Paper Tickets, Rich at 261-4293 or Tickets on sale A Beginner Laptop girls react to trauma and how 3 p.m. Fee is $10 solo 12 and or at the AMP box office each [email protected]. Workshop will be held in July they can be helped to cope under, $15 solo 13 and up morning and evening. Box Third Friday Tickets are on sale at at the Council On Aging East with the affects. She will also and $30 per team. For infor- office tickets cash or check Amelia Community Theatre Nassau, 1367 South 18th St., provide an overview of servic- mation contact Jay at 310- please. Or, call 277-3455, Join the Amelia Island for “Bingo, the Winning Fernandina Beach for people es available locally through 3361 or [email protected]. leave a message. The theater Museum of History for its next Musical.” A Florida hurricane interested in learning the the Needs of Women – Today Tailgate Cook-off is located at 1955 Island Walk 3rd on 3rd St. presentation won’t stop best girlfriends basics of their computers. Jan (NOW-Today) program, Way, Fernandina Beach. Email July 18th at 6 p.m. as Nick from playing bingo in this Cote-Merow, Computer including focused attention on The Amelia Island info@ameliamusicalplay- Deonas delivers a presenta- energetic, upbeat musical Coach, is the instructor. She mental health. Convention & Visitors Center house.com. tion on boatbuilding. comedy. The audience gets to has been teaching private and Hinged book boxes invites guests to kick off the Theater for kids Deonas is the son of join in the fun with bingo group computer lessons on college football season with a Jimmy Deonas and the grand- games and prizes too. Amelia Island for 10 years. Join artist Eliza Holliday on barbecue competition during The Fernandina Little son of Mike Tiliakos, skilled Performances are at 8 p.m. The cost of each session is a July 26 from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at the fifth annual Great Theatre announces three per- Greek craftsmen who helped on Aug. 14-16, 21-23, 27-30 donation of $10 to Council on the Island Art Association, 18 Southern Tailgate Cook-off formances of Theater for Kids, establish the tradition of and at 2 p.m. on Aug. 24 at Aging, a 501(c)3 not-for-profit N. Second St., for a class on Aug. 22-23 at Main Beach in July 18 and 19 at FLT, 1014 world-class boatbuilding in 207 Cedar St. Adult tickets are charity. Call Jan at 583-2870 Haku Chitsu Boxes or Hinged Fernandina Beach. Beech St. Performed by kids Fernandina. This program is $20 and student tickets for dates and registration Folded Book Boxes. This is a Sanctioned by the Kansas and intended for kids ages 3-9, free for members, with a sug- through high school are $10; information. one-day workshop with com- City Barbeque Society, the the program presents three gested donation of $5 for non- purchase at ameliacommuni- Banjo fun plete instruction on how to event includes professional short plays: one a familiar chil- members. Seating is first- tytheatre.org or call 261-6749. make a protective box for your barbecue competition teams dren’s folk tale, one a fractured come, first-served. For Reunion Savannah Grand Assisted most precious book: whether competing for cash prizes. fairy tale and one created by information contact Gray at Living, 1900 Amelia Trace it be a family heirloom, a per- Admission is $5 per person the children participating in the 261-7378, ext. 102, or The Fernandina Beach Court, Fernandina Beach, will sonal journal, a rare book or a and the event features free summer camp. There will be [email protected]. High School Class of 1994 feature Ban-jo-man entertain- handmade book of your own. live entertainment, including an evening performance on ‘The Good Body’ 20-year reunion is July 19 ment on July 17 at 3:30 p.m. Learn the binding basics as Beach Street Blues Band and July 18 at 7 p.m. and two from 6-10 p.m. at the The event is free and the pub- you make this box form with more. For information, visit morning performances on July Amelia Community Fernandina Beach Golf lic is welcome. For information closing clasp pins, and bind www.gstailgatecookoff.com. 19 at 10:30 a.m. and 11:30 Theatre is bringing back Eve Course Clubhouse: 2800 call 321-0898. with paper or cloth you color Amelia Con a.m. Tickets are $2/person for Ensler’s “The Good Body” for Melton Road. Cost is $45 per NEXT WEEK yourself. Fee is $65, all mate- all attendees. Tickets may be two more performances at 8 person/$80 per couple. rials included. For information The first-ever Amelia Con purchased in advance at The p.m. on July 18 and 19 in its Contact Jean Beville Cooper ‘Save the Children’ and registration call Holliday will be held at the Atlantic UPS Store in the island Publix Studio 209 at 209 Cedar St. at [email protected] for at 556-2517 or email Avenue Recreation Center shopping center or at the door. This show does contain information. An optional family O’Neal Memorial Baptist [email protected]. and the Woman’s Club on FLT is an intimate perform- strong adult language and sit- event will be held at Main Church, 474257 SR 200 E, Sept. 5-7. This event is Amelia ance space, and patrons are uations. All tickets are $15 Beach Putt Putt Golf on July will celebrate “Save the Youth art Island’s anime, comic book, encouraged to purchase tick- and may be purchased at 19 at 10 a.m. Additional costs Children Day” at 3 p.m. on Youth art classes will be animation, video game, fanta- ets in advance to guarantee ameliacommunitytheatre.org are associated. July 20. The youth depart- held at the Island Art sy, sci-fi, and pop culture con- seating availability. Visit ameli- or by calling 261-6749. Bingo Thursdays ment and Black Male Mentors Association Educational vention. The day of fun fea- aflt.org. Doors open at 7 p.m., with invite the community to attend Center on July 26 and Aug. tures celebrity and comic Wine & design open seating beginning at The public is invited to play as they continue to highlight 30, including Children’s Art for book guests, cosplayers, 7:30 p.m. Call 261-6749 or bingo every Thursday at the the importance of nurturing ages 6-9, 10-11 a.m. and artists, writers, Q&A’s, films, If you think a nice glass of email [email protected] for Legion, 626 S. Third St., self-esteem in children. This 11:15 a.m.- 12:15 p.m.; and exhibits and more. Tickets wine would enhance your abili- more information. Fernandina Beach, in the year will recognize school Middle School Art for ages 10- start at $10. For more infor- large smoke-free meeting hall. support staff as role models 13, 1-2:15 p.m. Classes are mation or to purchase tickets Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and who provide a valuable and led by Diane Hamburg. Pre- visit www.ameliacon.com. early bird games start at 6:05 essential service to the com- register at the Island Art Fashion show p.m., with regular play begin- munity. Association Gallery, 18 N. ning promptly at 6:30 p.m. If you would like to recog- Second St., 261-7020. The Amelia Island Charity The bingo session is nine nize anyone employed as a COMING UP Group will host a Navy Seal games for $20, with multiple support staff member of a Foundation Patriot’s Day jackpots paid out. school, please send the indi- Jazz at beach Ladies Fashion Show For questions email vidual’s name and mailing Luncheon on Sept. 11. [email protected]. address to oneilchurch@bell- The American Beach Lunch will begin at 11:30 Proceeds support programs south.net and write “Save the Property Owners’ Association a.m. at the Fernandina Beach sponsored by the American Children” in the subject line. will sponsor their last Summer Golf Club, 2800 Bill Melton Legion. Learning series Jazz Series of the year on Road. Fashions will be shown Aug. 2 from 4-7 p.m. at from Lori & Lulu’s. State Rep. Family Support Services of Burney Park at American Janet Adkins will be the North Florida (FSS) will high- Beach. Smooth jazz saxo- keynote speaker. PUZZLE JULY 9 light the impact of trauma on phonist Pierre Kendrick will Tickets for the luncheon women and girls at the FSS perform. Bring your lawn are available for a $25 dona- Breakfast Learning Series, chairs and come hungry and tion and all proceeds will ben- July 22 at 9 a.m. FSS offers ready to relax and enjoy the efit the Navy Seal Foundation. the free educational program music and atmosphere. Online registration is available at its Nassau County office, Kendrick has performed all at: www.ameliaislandnavy- 96016 Lofton Square Court in over the United States and sealfoundation.org/events or Yulee. Networking and conti- abroad. For information email mail a $25 donation payable nental breakfast begin at 8:30 [email protected]. to the Navy Seal Foundation a.m.; program from 9 to 10:30 Hypnosis show to P.O. Box 15698, a.m. Register at FSS.BLS. Fernandina Beach, FL 32034. [email protected] or 225- A comedy hypnosis show Contact Carol Carter with 5347. featuring Larry Silver will be at questions at 261-9193. Regi- Speaker Corrie M. Avila, Theatre by the Trax, 1000 stration deadline is Aug. 31. MSW, RCSWI, behavioral Osborne St., St. Marys, Ga., Blues Fest health counselor with Starting on Aug. 8 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15 and available at Once The fourth annual Amelia Upon a Bookseller in St. Island Blues Festival will Marys or reserve will call at return back to the ocean (912) 729-1103. breezes of Main Beach Sept. Acting class 12-13. Friday night will feature the Fernandina Beach High FINISH THE LYRICS 47. *”____ the nights 20. Like Fran Amelia Musical Playhouse School “Blues in School are better” Drescher’s voice presents The Art of the Band” under the direction of ACROSS 48. Small stream 22. Chain letters Monologue: An Acting Course Johnny Robinson and Roger 1. Raccoon’s cousin 50. Scorch 24. A particular with Sinda Nichols on Aug. “Hurricane” Wilson, followed 6. Western tribesman 52. Bard’s “before” course of action 12, 19, 27 and Sept. 2 from 2- by The Mojo Roots. On 9. Rigatoni relative 53. Oration station 25. *”Oh beautiful for 13. Deposit the 55. Hawaiian Mauna spacious skies, for 4 p.m. or 6:30-8:30 p.m. The Saturday, the festival will con- ashes 57. *”Good times _____ waves of class is limited to 10 actors tinue with performances from 14. Computer simu- never seemed __ grain...” and is open to adults 18 and a variety of artists, including lation ____” 26. Hidden or placed older with stage and/or class- headliners Curtis Salgado, 15. Courted 60. *”Where ______on watch room experience. Actors are John Primer, Samantha Fish, 16. In-place, legally is heard a discour- 27. Monarch’s dura- strongly encouraged to bring Bernard Allison, Ben Prestage speaking aging word...” tion 1- to 2-minute monologues. and more. For a full line-up of 17. Common Market 63. Vessel pointed at 29. *”One for the To enroll, email entertainment and to pur- initials both ends money, two for the [email protected]. chase tickets, visit www.ameli- 18. Repetitions 64. *”You ain’t seen ____...” 19. *”Should old nothing ___” 31. Top notch Registration fee is $40. For aislandbluesfest.com or call acquaintance be 66. Musical duo Hall 32. Hunger for information email or call (404) 784-7687. forgot and never & _____ 33. Lay to rest Nichols at (910) 616-5148. ONGOING brought __ 68. Makes eyes at 34. *”I hope some Amelia Musical Playhouse is ____...” 69. Caustic chemical day you’ll join us, located at 1955 Island Just Friends 21. Swellings 70. Anti-elderly and the world will Walkway, Fernandina Beach. 23. *”The day my 71. *”Father be __ ___” The Just Friends Single Mama socked it to Christmas...Don’t 36. Riddle without Newcomers coffee Society meets once a month the Harper Valley mess around with solution The Newcomers Club of for dinner. If you are single ___” those silly ____” 38. Christmas sea- and over the age of 55, call 24. Confined 72. *”___ it be” son Amelia Island will host its 25. Financing 73. Tooth trouble 42. Satisfy, as in monthly coffee on Aug. 14. 321-1116 to join. It’s free to acronym thirst Women interested in joining register. 28. *”Back in the DOWN 45. Does over again U.S., back in the 1. 49. ___ Tsu U.S., back in the Belarus+Russia+U 51. Load again ____” kraine, originally 54. Tennyson poem, 30. Tree of Life to 2. *”Get down __ __” e.g. ancient Egyptians 3. Camera setting 56. “Haste makes 35. They will inherit 4. Donald or Ivanka waste,” e.g. Guitars needed the earth? 5. Unmoved 57. Kind of palm 37. *The O’Jays, 6. Hand-me-down 58. *”____ the good Fill in the squares so “Ship ____” 7. *”I keep the ends die young” that each row, column Arts Alive Nassau is excited Nassau, they would be most 39. You can be fined out for the ___ that 59. *”There ____ my to report it plans to start a gui- appreciative. for hitting these in binds. Because baby” and 3-by-3 box tar program at Yulee Contact them at info@art- NYC you’re mine...” 60. Editor’s mark contain the numbers Elementary in September as salivenassau.org or 225-0575 40. Vigor 8. Mike holder 61. Auricular part of its after-school offerings. during business hours. By 41. Specific site 9. Camera feature 62. Tableland 1 through 9. Solution To do so, they need donations of donating, you give a young child 43. Warsaw Pact 10. Bit 63. Soldier’s bed will appear in the acoustic guitars. the opportunity to learn to make opponent 11. Found in a cad- 65. *”It’s the ___ of Friday B-section. Perhaps you purchased one music. 44. “The Raven” die’s pocket the tiger. It’s the with the idea of taking lessons Arts Alive Nassau is a author 12. Dog tags, e.g. thrill of the fight.” or learning to play and never 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organiza- 46. *”It was rare, I 15. *”How sweet the 67. Chester White’s Friday, June 6 got around to it. If you have an tion that provides free after- was there, I sound that saved home Solution remember it all too a ______like acoustic guitar and would be school arts classes for children ____” me...” willing to donate it to Arts Alive ages 6-10 in Nassau County.

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2014 AROUND TOWN News-Leader 7B LITERARY LEANINGS New book containing a different life lesson. Mildred Alene Murrell – July 22 at the Southside, the Great Depres- on Amelia Island Plantation. Vaughan-Williams integrates the 5:30 p.m. in the Main Library, sion, education and family. Tickets are $35. Make checks Nadine Vaughan-Williams, clinical illustrations of folk artist Heather Zimmerman Overlook, Ground The event is free and open to the payable to AIBF, P.O. Box 15286, psychologist and author of multiple Manrique into her books and creates Floor, 303 Laura St. N., Jacksonville. public. Call 630-BOOK (2665) or visit Fernandina Beach, FL 32035. Call novels and children’s stories, intro- digital projects with her partner, Murrell is the author of In And jaxpubliclibrary.org. (706) 499-0796 or email info@amelia duces her newest, Tiny Treasures: sound recordist David D’Ardenne. Around Jacksonville, Florida, In The islandbookfestival.com. Tales of Courage and Hope for 1920’s, 1930’s and 1940’s. The 96- Book Fest event Children Everywhere, July 19, from 4- Hurston talk year-old historian will share memo- As a prelude to its Febru-ary fes- FOL Book Club 6 p.m. at Authors in the Round at Learn about Zora Neale Hurston, ries of life in Jacksonville in the tivities, the festival presents Friends of the Library Book Club Books Plus, 1743-A S. Eighth St. a major author in American literature 1920s and beyond, including person- Angelspeake by Trudy Griswold at a meets the second Thursday of each In Tiny Treasures, Vaughan- and the Harlem Renaissance, by al stories of the era about Zora Neale wine and cheese reception Aug. 1 month at 7 p.m. in the parlor of St. Williams tells 10 unique tales, each someone who knew her well – Hurston, African-American life on from 4:30-6:30 p.m. at a private home Peter’s Episcopal Church.

LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Construction Permit No. air operation permit in accor- agency’s proposed action; (f) visit the Nassau County’s web- IGABLE CHANNEL OF LANCE- dent’s date of death was LARATION OF CONDOMINIUM on 8/7/14 at 2:30 P.M.,or there- 0890003-040-AC authorized dance with the conditions of A statement of the specific site at http://www.nassau FORD CREEK: THENCE SOUTH- October 25, 2013; that the THEREOF, RECORDED IN OFFI- after, at CubeSmart #0323, the replacement of the exist- the draft/proposed Title V air rules or statutes the petitioner countyfl.com or contact the EASTERLY ALONG SAID CERT- total value of the estate is CIAL RECORDS BOOK 175, 1678 S. 8th St., in the city of ing 400 TPH coal crusher at the operation permit unless a time- contends require reversal or Contract Management ERLINE, A DISTANCE OF 277 $55,000.00 and that the names PAGE 300, OF THE PUBLIC Fernandina Beach, state of Coal Handling System with a ly petition for an administra- modification of the agency’s Department at 904-491-7377. FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO THE of those to whom it has been RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- Florida. The undersigned, unit of the same size and also tive hearing is filed under proposed action including an Bid information is also avail- INTERSECTION OF SAID CEN- assigned by such order are: TY,FLORIDA,TOGETHER WITH ITS CubeSmart #0323 will sell at included minor changes to the Sections 120.569 and 120.57, explanation of how the able at http://www.demand- TERLINE WITH THE EASTERLY Name UNDIVIDED SHARE IN THE Public Sale by competitive bid- dust suppression system F.S.or unless public comment alleged facts relate to the spe- star.com. PROLONGATION OF THE Address COMMON ELEMENTS. ding, the personal property requirements applicable to received in accordance with cific rules or statutes; and, (g) ATTEST: SOUTH LINE OF SAID LOT 12, Creditors: NONE KNOWN Any person claiming an inter- heretofore stored with the the Coal Handling System. this notice results in a different A statement of the relief JOHN A. CRAWFORD SAID POINT BEARS NORTH Beneficiaries: est in the surplus from the sale, undersigned by: The applicant also applied on decision or a significant sought by the petitioner, stat- EX-OFFICIO CLERK 86°33’50” EAST FROM AN KATHERINE BREEN if any,other than the property Space # H4-11 March 26, 2014 for a modifi- change of terms or conditions. ing precisely the action the BARRY V.HOLLOWAY ANGLE POINT IN THE SOUTH 3339 Central Ave., #326 owner as of the date of the lis Janee Simmons cation of Air Construction Comments: The Permitting petitioner wishes the agency CHAIR LINE OF SAID LOT 12; THENCE Albuquerque, NM 97106 pendens must file a claim with- AKA: Janee Simmonds Permit No.0890003-040-AC for Authority will accept written to take with respect to the BOARD OF COUNTY SOUTH 86°33’50”WEST ALONG ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE in sixty (60) days after the sale. Space # E29 Emissions Unit 041, Coal. comments concerning the agency’s proposed action. A COMMISSIONERS SAID EASTERLY PROLONGA- NOTIFIED THAT: The Court,in its discretion,may Jason Robert Carlan Bunkers A, B, and C. These draft air construction permit petition that does not dispute NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA TION OF THE SOUTH LINE,A DIS- All creditors of the estate of enlarge the time of the sale. Space # M71 bunkers were identified in for a period of 14 days from the material facts upon which 1t 7-16-2014 TANCE OF 162 FEET, MORE OR the decedent and persons Notice of the changed time Holly Elizabeth Rogers Permit No. 0890003040-AC as the date of publication of the the Permitting Authority’s 4395 LESS, TO SAID MEAN HIGH having claims or demands of sale shall be published as Space # E21 individual emission points,Nos. Public Notice. Written com- action is based shall state that ------WATER LINE. SAID POINT LYING against the estate of the provided herein. Tanya Alena Hambicki 09, 10, and 11. The facility has ments must be received by no such facts are in dispute REZONING NOTICE NORTH 86°33’50” EAST, A DIS- decedent other than those for Dated: 7-9-14 Space # A44 since determined that these the Permitting Authority by and otherwise shall contain NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that TANCE OF 386.35 FEET FROM whom provision for full pay- John A. Crawford R Charlene Davis bunkers are enclosed and all close of business (5:00 p.m.) the same information as set on Tuesday, the 5th day of SAID ANGLE POINT IN THE ment was made in the Order By: /s/ Sue Powell Space # J4 vent to a common stack. A on or before the end of this forth above, as required by August 2014. at 7:00 P.M. the SOUTH LINE OF LOT 12; THENCE of Summary Administration Deputy Clerk of the Court Michael G Jennings single emission point is identi- 14-day period. If written com- Rule 28-106.301, F.A.C. Planning and Zoning Board of CONTINUE SOUTH 86033;50” must file their claims with this Prepared by: Space # L15 fied for the common stack, EP ments received result in a sig- Because the administrative Nassau County will hold a pub- WEST ALONG SAID EASTERLY court WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS Gladstone Law Group, P.A. Dennis M Reilly 09,and Emission Points 10,and nificant change to the draft hearing process is designed to lic hearing at the Commission PROLONGATION OF THE SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 1499 W. Palmetto Park Road, Space # M81 11 have been eliminated in air construction permit, the formulate final agency action, Chambers, James S. Page SOUTH LINE,A DISTANCE OF 26 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE Suite 300 Carl Joseph Baken the modified construction per- Permitting Authority shall revise the filing of a petition means Governmental Complex, FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO THE CODE. ALL CLAIMS AND Boca Raton, FL 33486 All items in storage contain mit. The modification is being the draft air construction per- that the Permitting Authority’s 96135 Nassau Place, Yulee, WETLAND LINE AND THE EAST- DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL If you are a person with a dis- household items unless other- co-processed with the Title V mit and require, if applicable, final action may be different Florida 32097 to consider appli- ERLY PLATTED LIMITS OF SAID BE FOREVER BARRED.NOTWITH- ability who needs any accom- wise mentioned. Air Operation Permit Revision another Public Notice.All com- from the position taken by it cation No.R14-006 for rezon- CAPTAINS POINTE; THENCE STANDING ANY OTHER APPLIC- modation in order to partici- 2t 7-9, 7-16-2014 as Air Construction Permit No. ments filed will be made avail- in this Public Notice of Intent to ing. Also, be it known that on NORTHWESTERLY ALONG SAID ABLE TIME PERIOD,ANY CLAIM pate in this proceeding, you 4367 0890003043-AC. able for public inspection. Issue Air Permit.Persons whose Monday, the 8th of day of WETLAND LINE AND THE EAST- FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE are entitled,at no cost to you, ------The applicant applied on April The Permitting Authority will substantial interests will be September 2014, at 7:00 P M., ERLY PLATTED LIMITS, A DIS- AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE to the provision of certain assis- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 10,2014 to the Department for accept written comments affected by any such final the Board of County Commis- TANCE OF 152 FEET, MORE OR OF DEATH IS BARRED. tance. Please contact ADA FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT a Title V Air Operation Permit concerning the draft/pro- decision of the Permitting sioners of Nassau County will LESS, TO A POINT ON THE The date of first publication of Coordinator at 904-2551695 or IN AND FOR Revision to incorporate the posed Title V operation permit Authority on the application hold a public hearing on the NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT 12 this Notice is 16 July 2014. at [email protected], 501 West NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA applicable federal air regula- for a period of 30 days from have the right to petition to said application for Rezoning WHICH BEARS SOUTH 63°40’38” Attorney for Person Giving Adams Street, Room 6204, CASE NO. tions for two, existing, emer- the date of publication of the become a party to the pro- No.R14-006,at the Commission WEST FROM THE POINT OF Notice: Jacksonville, FL 32202 at least 45-2012-CA-000308 gency use,reciprocating inter- Public Notice. Written com- ceeding, in accordance with Chambers, James S. Page BEGINNING; THENCE NORTH Janet A. Carver 7 days before your scheduled BANK OF AMERICA,NATIONAL nal combustion engines, and ments must be received by the requirements set forth Complex location concerning 63’40’38”EAST,A DISTANCE OF Attorney for Petitioner court appearance, or imme- ASSOCIATION to remove the requirement to the close of business (5:00 above. the following described prop- 9 FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO THE Email: [email protected] diately upon receiving this Plaintiff, monitor/maintain a maximum p.m.), on or before the end of Mediation: Mediation is not erty in Nassau County. POINT OF BEGINNING. Florida Bar No. 193593 notification if the time before v. oxygen set point for the mini- this 30-day period by the available for this proceeding. Location for the above And which postal address is: Carver Law Firm the scheduled appearance is CLARENCE H.KITCHENS; APRIL mizing of Nitrogen Oxide (NOx) Permitting Authority at the EPA Review: EPA has agreed to described property is: East side 96270 Captains Pointe Road, 1550 Nectarine St., S-111 less than 7 days; if you are M. KITCHENS; UNKNOWN emissions at the existing No. 7 above address.As part of his or treat the draft/proposed Title V of Amelia National Parkway Yulee, FL 32097. Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 hearing or voice impaired,call SPOUSE OF APRIL M.KITCHENS; Power Boiler due to the instal- her comments, any person air operation permit as a pro- between Club House Road has been filed against you and Telephone: 904-572-0088 711. UNKNOWN TENANT 1; UN- lation of a required NOx may also request that the posed Title V air operation per- and Bermuda Drive # 26-2N- you are required to serve a 904+432-8004 (fax) 2t 7-16, 7-23-2014 KNOWN TENANT 2; AND ALL Continuous Emissions Monitor- Permitting Authority hold a mit and to perform its 45-day 28-0065A-00F1-0000 & a por- copy of your written defens- Person Giving Notice: 4400 UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING ing System on the boiler. public meeting on this permit- review provided by the law tion of 26-2N-28-006A-00G1- es,if any,to it on Mark J.Horne, KATHERINE BREEN ------BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR The applicant also applied on ting action. If the Permitting and regulations concurrently 0000. the Plaintiffs attorney, whose 3339 Central Ave., #326 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE AGAINST THE ABOVE NAMED April 10, 2014 for modification Authority determines there is with the public comment peri- R14-006 proposes to modify address is 720 Blackstone Albuquerque, NM 87106 FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, DEFENDANT(S), WHO (IS/ARE) of previously issued Air Permit sufficient interest for a public od, provided that the appli- approximately 2.70 acres of Building, Jacksonville, Florida, 2t 7-16, 7-23-2014 IN AND FOR NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR Nos. PSD-FL062, PSD-FL-062A, meeting,it will publish notice of cant also transmits an elec- the Amelia National Planned 32202, within thirty days after 4397 NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA ALIVE, WHETHER SAID UN- PSD-FL-062B,AC45-35532,and the time, date, and location tronic copy of the required Unit Development (PUD). The the first publication, of the ------CASE NR: KNOWN PARTIES CLAIM AS 0890003-034-AC to remove the in the Florida Administrative proof of publication directly proposed change is to include Notice of Action, and file the NOTICE OF APPLICATION 45-2014-DR-00347-FM HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, No. 7 Power Boiler maximum Weekly (FAW).If a public meet- to EPA at the following email 4 new tennis courts, a new original with the Clerk of this FOR TAX DEED DIVISION: B ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDI- oxygen set point requirement ing is requested within the 30- address: hazziez.natasha members-only tennis pro-shop Court either before service on NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: TORS, TRUSTEES, SPOUSES, OR from these underlying air con- day comment period and @epa.gov.Although EPA’s 45- and relocation of the existing the Plaintiff’s attorney or imme- That PALM TREE TAX 2 LLC PATRICK SULLIVAN SMITH, OTHER CLAIMANTS; AMELIA struction permits.This request is conducted by the Permitting day review period will be per- tot lot and associated park- diately thereafter; otherwise a The holder of the following cer- Husband, ISLAND PLANTATION COMMU- being co-processed with the Authority,any oral and written formed concurrently with the ing. default will be entered against tificate(s) has filed said certifi- and NITY ASSOCIATION,INC.; COM- Title V Air Operation Permit comments received during public comment period, the This application is filed by you for the relief demanded cate(s) for the tax deed to be CAITLYN CLEVELAND SMITH, PASS BANK; WELLS FARGO Revision as Air Construction the public meeting will also be deadline for submitting a citi- Amelia National Enterprises, in the Complaint or petition. issued thereon.The certificate Wife. BANK, N.A. Permit No. 0890003-045-AC. considered by the Permitting zen petition to object to the LLC owner and Emily Pierce, DATED on July 3, 2014. number(s) and year of NOTICE OF ACTION FOR Defendants. The Title V Air Operation Permit Authority. If timely received EPA Administrator will be deter- Rogers Towers, agent. JOHN A. CRAWFORD issuance, the description of DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE NOTICE OF SALE Revision is being processed as written comments or com- mined as if EPA’s 45-day review All interested parties are invit- CLERK OF THE COURT property, and name(s) in TO: Caitlyn Cleveland Smith Notice is hereby given that, Permit No. 0890003-044-AV. ments received at a public period is performed after the ed to attend the public hear- BY: /s/ Karen J. Lockett which it is assessed are as fol- 86161 Sand Hickory Trail pursuant to the Summary Final Permitting Authority: Applica- meeting result in a significant public comment period has ings and to be heard. Copies AS DEPUTY CLERK lows: Yulee, FL 32097 Judgment of Foreclosure tions for Title V air operation change to the draft/proposed ended.The final Title V air oper- of the Application and sup- 2t 7-16, 7-23-2014 File Number: 2014-005-td 408 South Sycamore Street entered on June 27, 2014, in permits are subject to review in Title V air operation permit,the ation permit will be issued after porting information are avail- 4393 Certificate Number: 2979 Palestine, TX 75801 this cause, in the Circuit Court accordance with the provi- Permitting Authority shall issue the conclusion of the 45-day able for inspection in the office ------Parcel Number: YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an of Nassau County,Florida, the sions of Chapter 403, Florida a revised draft/proposed Title EPA review period so long as of the Nassau County Growth IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 46-3N-28-507F-0016-0000 action has been filed against clerk shall sell the property sit- Statutes (F.S.) and Chapters V operation permit and no adverse comments are Management Department, NASSAU COUNTY, Year of Issuance: 2012 you and that you are required uated in Nassau County, 62-4, 62-210, 62-213 of the require, if applicable, another received that result in a differ- 96161 Nassau Place, Yulee, FL FLORIDA Description of Property: to serve a copy of your written Florida, described as: Florida Administrative Code Public Notice. All comments ent decision or significant 32097.Comments may also be PROBATE DIVISION LOT 16 IN OR 1262/1725 defenses,if any,to it on MaRia LOT 14, THE POINTE AT LONG (F.A.C.).The proposed project filed will be made available change of terms or conditions. directed in writing to the File No. 2014-CP-119 FIDDLERS WALK PB 5/237 Rogers, P.A. whose address is POINT, ACCORDING TO THE is not exempt from air permit- for public inspection.For addi- The status regarding EPA’s 45— Growth Management Depart- Division A Assessed To: 10752. Deerwood Park Boule- PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN ting requirements and a Title V tional information,contact the day review of this project and ment, emailed to agrego- IN RE: ESTATE OF EDWARD H STECKLER TRUSTEE vard,Suite 100,Jacksonville,FL PLAT BOOK 6, PAGE 155 AND air operation permit is required Permitting Authority at the the deadline for submitting a [email protected], or J. HUNTER CHILES, III All of the above property is 32207 on or before 5:00 p.m.28 156 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS to operate the facility. above address or phone num- citizen petition can be found received by telephone at Deceased. located in Nassau County, In August 2014, and file the orig- OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. Applications for air construc- ber. at the following website (904) 491-7328. All comments NOTICE TO CREDITORS the State of Florida. inal with the clerk of this Court a/k/a 148 LONG POINT DR., tion permits are subject to Petitions: A person whose sub- address: http://www.epa. will become a part of the The administration of the Unless such certificate(s) shall at Nassau County Courthouse, AMELIA ISLAND,FL 32034-6406 review in accordance with the stantial interests are affected gov/region4/air/permits/flori- record in this matter. estate of J. Hunter Chiles, III, be redeemed according to 76347 Veterans Way,Yulee, FL at public sale, to the highest provisions of Chapter 403, by the proposed permitting da.htm. This hearing will be conducted deceased, whose date of Law, the property described 32047, before service on and best bidder, for cash, at Florida Statutes (F.S.) and decision may petition for an Objections: Finally,pursuant to as a quasi-judicial hearing. death was October 30,2013,is in such certificate or certifi- Husband’s attorney or imme- the Nassau County Judicial Chapters 62-4, 62-210 and 62- administrative hearing in 42 United States Code (U.S.C.) Persons with disabilities requir- pending in the Circuit Court cates will be sold to the diately thereafter. If you fail to Annex, 76347 Veterans Way, 212 of the Florida Administra- accordance with Sections Section 7661d(b)(2), any per- ing accommodations in order for Nassau County, Florida, Highest Bidder at the MAIN do so, a default may be Yulee,FL 32097,on September tive Code (F.A.C.). The pro- 120.569 and 120.57, F.S. The son may petition the Admini- to participate in this program Probate Division,the address of ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU entered against you for the 3,2014,beginning at 11:30 AM. posed project is not exempt petition must contain the infor- strator of the EPA within 60 or activity should contact the which is 76347 Veteran’s Way, COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, relief demanded in the peti- If you are a person claiming a from air permitting require- mation set forth below and days of the expiration of the Growth Management Depart- Yulee,Florida 32097.The names 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, tion. right to funds remaining after ments and an air permit is must be filed with (received Administrator’s 45-day review ment (904) 491-7328,or Florida and addresses of the co-per- FL. on the 19th day of August, The action is asking the court the sale, you must file a claim required to perform the pro- by) the Department’s Agency period as established at 42 Relay Service (1-800-955-8771) sonal representatives and the 2014, between the hours of to decide how the following with the clerk no later than 60 posed work. Clerk in the Office of General U.S.C. Section 7661d(b) (1), to at least twenty-four (24) hours co-personal representatives’ 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The issues should be determined days after the sale.If you fail to The Department of Environ- Counsel of the Department of object to the issuance of any in advance to request such attorney are set forth below. Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is by the Court: file a claim you will not be enti- mental Protection’s Waste and Environmental Protection,3900 Title V air operation permit.Any accommodation. All creditors of the decedent to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. Parental Responsibility/Time tled to any remaining funds. Air Resource Management Commonwealth Boulevard, petition shall be based only THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO BE and other persons having JOHN A. CRAWFORD sharing as requested in the Dated this 1 day of July,2014. Program in the Northeast Mail Station #35, Tallahassee, on objections to the Permit PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF A claims or demands against NASSAU COUNTY CLERK Petition for Dissolution of John A. Crawford District Office is the Permitting Florida 32399-3000. Petitions that were raised with reason- PERSON WISHES TO APPEAL decedent’s estate on whom a OF COURT Marriage. Clerk of the Circuit Court Authority responsible for mak- filed by the applicant or any of able specificity during the 30- ANY DECISION MADE BY THE copy of this notice is required BY RHODA GOODWIN Equitable Distribution of Marital By: /s/ Sue Powell ing a permit determination for the parties listed below must day public comment period BOARD, AGENCY OR COM- to be served must file their DEPUTY CLERK Assets/Debts as requested in Deputy Clerk these projects. The Permitting be filed within 14 days of provided in the Public Notice, MISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY claims with this court WITHIN If you are a person with a dis- the Petition for Dissolution of DOUGLAS C. ZAHM, P.A. Authority’s physical address is: receipt of this Written Notice of unless the petitioner demon- MATTER CONSIDERED AT SUCH THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER ability who needs any accom- Marriage including the real 12425 28TH STREET NORTH, 8800 Baymeadows Way W., Intent to Issue Air Permit. strates to the Administrator of MEETING OR HEARING,HE WILL THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- modation in order to partici- property described as “LOT SUITE 200 Suite 100, Jacksonville, Florida Petitions filed by any persons the EPA that it was impracti- NEED A RECORD OF THE PRO- CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 pate in this proceeding, you 243, of HICKORY VILLAGE ST. PETERSBURG, FL 33716 32256. The Permitting Authori- other than those entitled to cable to raise such objections CEEDINGS AND FOR THAT PUR- DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER- are entitled,at no cost to you, PHASE TWO, according to the [email protected] ty’s mailing address is: 8800 written notice under Section within the comment period or POSE, MAY NEED TO ENSURE VICE OF A COPY OF THIS to the provision of certain assis- Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Fax No. (727) 539-1094 - Baymeadows Way W., Suite 120.60(3), F.S., must be filed unless the grounds for such THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF NOTICE ON THEM. tance. Please contact the Book 7,Page(s) 120 and 121,of fax proof copy to 100,Jacksonville,Florida 32256. within 14 days of publication of objection arose after the com- THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, All other creditors of the dece- ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- the Public Records of NASSAU SALES DEPARTMENT The Permitting Authority’s tele- the attached Public Notice or ment period.Filing of a petition WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE dent and other persons having 4600 press 0, at least 7 days County,Florida.”and the 2011 AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES phone number is 904/256- within 14 days of receipt of this with the Administrator of the TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE claims or demands against before your scheduled court Toyota 4-Runner VIN: ACT (ADA) NOTICE: INDIVIDU- 1700. Written Notice of Intent to Issue EPA does not stay the effective UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS decedent’s estate must file appearance, or immediately JTEZU5JR9B5017645 to be ALS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING Project File: A complete proj- Air Permit, whichever occurs date of any permit properly TO BE BASED. their claims with this court upon receiving this notifica- awarded to Husband. A REASONABLE ACCOMMO- ect file is available for public first. Under Section 120.60(3), issued pursuant to the provi- The Planning and Zoning WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE tion if the time before the Copies of all court documents DATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS inspection during the normal ES., however, any person who sions of Chapter 62- 213,F.A.C. Board may continue hearing DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION scheduled appearance is less in this case, including orders, PROCEEDING SHOULD CON- business hours of 8:00 a.m. to asked the Permitting Authority Petitions filed with the Admini- on this matter. OF THIS NOTICE. than 7 days; if you are hearing are available at the Clerk of TACT THE COURT ADMINISTRA- 5:00 p.m., Monday through for notice of agency action strator of EPA must meet the PLANNING AND ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN or voice impaired, call 711. the Circuit Court’s office. You TORS OFFICE AS SOON AS POS- Friday (except legal holidays), may file a petition within 14 requirements of 42 U.S.C. ZONING BOARD OF THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH 4t 7-16, 7-23, 7-30 & 8-6-2014 may review these documents SIBLE. TELEPHONE (904) at the address indicated days of receipt of that notice, Section 7661d(b)(2) and must NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE 4398 upon request. 630-2564; OR, IF HEARING above for the Permitting regardless of the date of pub- be filed with the Administrator /s/ Thomas Ford FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL ------You must keep the Clerk of the IMPAIRED,1-800-955-8771 (TTD); Authority. The complete proj- lication.A petitioner shall mail of the EPA at: U.S. EPA, 401 M Its: Chairman BE FOREVER BARRED. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Circuit Court’s office notified OR 1-800-955-8770 (V) VIA ect file includes the Draft Air a copy of the petition to the Street, S.W., Washington, D.C. 2t 7-16, 7-23-2014 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME Bill’s TOWING gives Notice of of your current address. (You FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE. Construction Permit and draft/ applicant at the address indi- 20460. For more information 4392 PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, Foreclosure of Lien and intent may file Notice of Current 2t 7-16, 7-23-2014 proposed Title V Operation cated above,at the time of fil- regarding EPA review and ------ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) to sell these vehicles on Address, Florida Supreme 4387 permit, the Technical Evalua- ing.A petition for administrative objections,visit EPA’s Region 4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE 07/28/2014, 8:30 am at 425 S Court Approved Family Law ------tion and Preliminary Determi- hearing must contain the infor- web site at http://www.epa. FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH 8TH STREET, FERNANDINA, FL Form 12.915.) Future papers in NOTICE UNDER nation,the statement of basis, mation set forth below and gov/region4/air/permits/flori- IN AND FOR NASSAU COUN- IS BARRED. 32034-3609, pursuant to sub- this lawsuit will be mailed to FICTITIOUS NAME LAW the application,and the infor- must be filed (received) with da.htm. TY, FLORIDA The date of the first publication section 7413-78 of the Florida the address on record at the Pursuant to Section 865.09, mation submitted by the appli- the Agency Clerk in the Office 1t 7-16-2014 CASE NO.: 2013-CA-672 of this notice is July 16, 2014. Statutes. BILL’S TOWING reser- clerk’s office. Florida Statutes cant,exclusive of confidential of General Counsel, 3900 4390 DIVISION: Attorney for Co-Personal ves the right to accept or WARNING: Rule 12.285,Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that records under Section 403.111, Commonwealth Boulevard, ------COMPASS BANK, Representative: reject any and/or all bids. Family Law Rules of Procedure, the undersigned, desiring to F.S. Interested persons may MS 35, Tallahassee, Florida INVITATION Plaintiff, Lorie L. Chism 1FAFP52U8WA178427 requires certain automatic engage in business under the view the draft permit by visiting 32399-3000, Agency.Clerk TO NEGOTIATE (ITN) vs. Florida Bar Number: 589934 1998 FORD disclosure of documents and fictitious name of “BLISS CAK- the following website: http:// @dep.state.fl.us, before the The First Coast Workforce MICHAEL L. STAVER, a Single Meghann M. Allen 1t 7-16-2014 information. Failure to comply ERY”located at 464073 SR 200, www.dep.state.fl.us/air/emis- deadline. The failure of any Development, Inc., (FCWD) Person; FIRST NATIONAL BANK Florida Bar Number: 46317 4391 can result in sanctions,includ- Unit 9,in the County of Nassau, sion/apds/defaultasp and person to file a petition within (DBA CareerSource Northeast OF NASSAU COUNTY; UNITED AMELIA LAW GROUP, PLLC ------ing dismissal or striking of in the City of Yulee, Florida, entering the permit number the appropriate time period Florida),released an Invitation- STATES OF AMERICA; and 960194 Gateway Boulevard, NOTICE UNDER pleadings. 32097 intends to register the shown above. Interested per- shall constitute a waiver of that to-Negotiate on Monday,June UNKNOWN TENANT IN POSSES- Suite 101 FICTITIOUS NAME LAW 3t 7-16, 7-23 & 7-30-2014 said name with the Division of sons may contact the Permit- person’s right to request an 23, 2014 for Hosted VOIP SION, Amelia Island, Florida 32034 Pursuant to Section 865.09, 4401 Corporations of the Florida ting Authority’s project review administrative determination Telecommunication Solution Defendants. Telephone: (904) 310-9501 Florida Statutes ------Department of State,Tallahas- engineer for additional infor- (hearing) under Sections & Services to be performed NOTICE OF ACTION Fax: (904) 310-9538 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that BOARD OF COUNTY see, Florida. mation at the address or 120.569 and 120.57, F.S., or to September 1, 2014 through TO: Michael L. Staver E-Mail: the undersigned, desiring to COMMISSIONERS Dated at Fernandina Beach, phone number listed above. intervene in this proceeding June 30, 2015 with an annual 96270 Captains Pointe Road [email protected] engage in business under NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida, this 7th day of July, Notice of Intent to Issue Permit: and participate as a party to option to renew through June Yulee, FL 32097 Secondary E-Mail: mallen@ the fictitious name of “CB INVITATION TO BID (ITB) 2014. The Permitting Authority gives it.Any subsequent intervention 30, 2019. A REVISED TIMELINE (Last Known Address) amelialawgroup.com MCCOURT CONSULTING” lo- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Courtney Slipko notice of its intent to issue an (in a proceeding initiated by for this ITN will be released on (Current Address Unknown) Additional E-Mail: cated at 1767 Gardenia the Board of County Commis- Bliss Cakery air construction permit to the another party) will be only at July 14, 2014. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an [email protected] Street,in the County of Nassau, sioners of Nassau County, 1t 7-16-2014 applicant for the project the approval of the presiding A copy of the REVISED TIME- action to foreclose a mort- Co-Personal Representatives: in the City of Fernandina Florida invites sealed bids for: 4388 described above. The appli- officer upon the filing of a LINE will be available begin- gage on the following prop- Dianna Chiles Beach, Florida, 32034 intends ROUTINE BRIDGE REPAIRS ------cant has provided reasonable motion in compliance with ning Monday, July 14, 2014 at erty in Nassau County,Florida: 3523 South Fletcher Avenue to register the said name with BID NUMBER NC14-006 PUBLIC NOTICE OF INTENT assurance that operation of Rule 28-106.205, F.A.C. http://www.careersourcene- Parcel A: Fernandina Beach, the Division of Corporations of PROJECT DESCRIPTION TO ISSUE AIR PERMITS proposed equipment will not A petition that disputes the fl.com/partner vendor/request Lot 12, CAPTAINS POINTE, ac- Florida 32034 the Florida Department of Nassau County is seeking bids Florida Department of adversely impact air quality material facts on which the for proposals.aspx or at 1845 cording to the map or plat Drew A. Baxter State, Tallahassee, Florida. to furnish labor,materials,main- Environmental Protection and that the project will com- Permitting Authority’s action is Town Center Blvd., Suite 250, thereof as recorded in Plat 1183 County Road 149 Dated at Fernandina Beach, tenance of traffic, and equip- Northeast District Office ply with all appropriate provi- based must contain the fol- Fleming Island, FL 32003. For Book 7, Page 109, Public Rec- Cardington, OH 43315 Florida, this 8th day of July, ment to perform routine Draft Air Construction Permit sions of Chapters 62-4,62-204, lowing information: (a) The additional information con- ords of Nassau County,Florida. Edward A. Chiles 2014. bridge maintenance repairs No. 0890003-043-AC 62-210, 62-212, 62-296 and 62- name and address of each tact: D.Nevison 904/213-3800, Parcel B: 623 Wade Court Suzanne Wolford to various structures in Nassau Draft Air Construction Permit 297, F.A.C. The Permitting agency affected and each x-2010. REVISED TIMELINE ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE, PAR- Rochester Hills, MI 48307 CB McCourt Consulting County. No. 0890003-045-AC Authority will issue a final per- agency’s file or identification includes the NEW DEADLINE CEL OR TRACT OF LAND SITU- 2t 7-16, 7-23-2014 1t 7-16-2014 For detailed information regar- Draft/Proposed Title V mit in accordance with the number, if known; (b) The TO SUBMIT 11:00 AM (EST) ATE, LYING AND BEING A POR- 4394 4396 ding the bid due date and bid Operation Permit No. conditions of the proposed name, address, any email August 4, 2014. TION OF THE MARSHLANDS IN ------requirements for this ITB, please 0890003-044-AV draft air construction permit address, telephone number 1t 7-16-2014 SECTION 38, TOWNSHIP 3 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE visit the Nassau County’s web- RockTenn CP,LLC unless a timely petition for an and any facsimile number of 4389 NORTH, RANGE 28 EAST, NAS- NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA FOURTHJUDICIAL CIRCUIT, site at http://www.nassau Nassau County, Florida administrative hearing is filed the petitioner; the name, ------SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA, ALSO PROBATE DIVISION IN AND FOR NASSAU countyfl.com or contact the Applicant: The applicant for under Sections 120.569 and address, any email address, BOARD OF COUNTY BEING A PORTION OF THOSE File No. 14-CP-99 COUNTY, FLORIDA. Contract Management this project is RockTenn CP,LLC. 120.57, F.S. or unless public telephone number, and any COMMISSIONERS LANDS CONVEYED IN OFFICIAL Division: A CASE No. 13CA000643AXYX Department at 904-491-7377. The applicant’s authorized comment received in accor- facsimile number of the peti- NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA RECORDS BOOK 1271, PAGE IN RE: ESTATE OF GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC, Bid information is also avail- representative and mailing dance with this notice results in tioner’s representative, if any, INVITATION TO BID (ITB) 348 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS FLORENCE L BREEN, JR. PLAINTIFF, able at http://www.demand- address is: Mr. Thomas a different decision or a signif- which shall be the address for NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that OF SAID NASSAU COUNTY; a/k/a FLORENCE LIGHTFOOT VS. star.com and http://wvvw. Sweetser, General Manager, icant change of terms or con- service purposes during the the Board of County Commis- SAID PARCEL BEING MORE BREEN, JR. DANNY T. SATURDAY,ET AL. publicpurchase.com RockTenn CP,LLC,P.O.Box 2000, ditions. course of the proceeding; and sioners of Nassau County, PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS Deceased. DEFENDANT(S). ATTEST: Fernandina Beach, Florida The Permitting Authority gives an explanation of how the Florida invites sealed bids for: FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT AN NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE OF JOHN A. CRAWFORD 32035. notice of its intent to issue a petitioner’s substantial inter- CR 121 RESURFACING ANGLE POINT IN THE NORTH TO ALL PERSONS HAVING FORECLOSURE SALE EX-OFFICIO CLERK Facility Location: RockTenn CP, Title V air operation permit to ests will be affected by the (Andrews Road to Kurry LINE OF LOT 12, CAPTAINS CLAIMS OR DEMANDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- BARRY V.HOLLOWAY LLC operates the existing the applicant for the project agency determination; (c) A Lane) POINTE AS RECORDED IN PLAT AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: suant to the Final Judgment CHAIR Fernandina Beach Mill, which described above. The appli- statement of when and how NC14-018 BOOK 7, PAGE 109 OF SAID You are hereby notified that of Foreclosure dated, in the BOARD OF COUNTY is located at North 8th Street, cant has provided reasonable each petitioner received PROJECT SUMMARY: PUBLIC RECORDS AFOREMEN- an Order of Summary Admini- above action, I will sell to the COMMISSIONERS Fernandina Beach, Florida assurance that continued notice of the agency action or This project consists of leveling TIONED: THENCE NORTH stration has been entered in highest bidder for cash at NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA 32035. operation of existing equip- proposed decision; (d) A state- and overlay of pavement on 63’40’38” EAST ALONG SAID the estate of FLORENCE L Nassau,Florida,on September 1t 7-16-2014 Project: The applicant applied ment will not adversely impact ment of all disputed issues of County Road 121 from NORTH LINE, A DISTANCE OF BREEN,JR.,also known as FLO- 2, 2014 at 11:30 AM, at front 4399 on March 26, 2014 to the air quality and that the project material fact.If there are none, Andrews Road to Kurry Lane. 91.51 FEET TO THE MEAN HIGH RENCE LIGHTFOOT BREEN, JR., steps of courthouse - 76347 ------Department for a Title V with will comply with all appropri- the petition must so indicate; The work to be performed is WATER LINE AS LOCATED ON deceased,File Number 14-CP- Veterans Way,Yulee, FL 32097 THE LEGAL DEADLINE IS the Title V Air Operation Permit ate provisions of Chapters 62- (e) A concise statement of the generally described as resur- MAY 16, 2006 AND THE POINT 99; by the Circuit Court for for the following described NOON ON FRIDAYS. Revision to incorporate the 4, 62-204, 62-210, 62-212, 62- ultimate facts alleged,includ- facing of a two lane rural road. OF BEGINNING: THENCE Nassau County, Florida, property: CALL 261-3696 FOR HOLIDAY terms and conditions of previ- 213,62-214,62-296 and 62-297, ing the specific facts the peti- For detailed information regar- NORTH 41°19’50” EAST, A DIS- Probate Division,the address of VILLA UNIT NUMBER 3102 OF ADVERTISING DEADLINES. ously issued Air Construction F.A.C.The Permitting tioner contends warrant rever- ding the bid due date and bid TANCE OF 116 FEET, MORE OR which is 76347 Veterans Way, POOL VILLAS, A CONDOMINI- LEGAL NOTICES Permit No.0890003-040-AC.Air Authority will issue a final Title V sal or modification of the requirements for this ITB,please LESS,TO THE CENTER OF A NAV- Yulee,FL 32097; that the dece- UM,ACCORDING TO THE DEC- CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE.

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8B WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2014/News-Leader LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF must file their claims with this EES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, Default Department,Attorneys lowing described property as Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale the property owner as of the SEA, a condominium, as THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIR- court, WITHIN THREE (3) CREDITORS, LIENORS AND for Plaintiff, whose address is set forth in said Final Judg- dated 27 day of June, 2014, date of the Lis Pendens must recorded in Official Records CUIT, MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF TRUSTEES OF LARRY RAULER- Trade Centre South, Suite 700, ment, to wit: entered in Civil Case Number file a claim within 60 days Volume 148, page 542, IN AND FOR NASSAU THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS SON, DECEASED, AND ANY 100 West Cypress Creek Road, LOT 21, OAK RIDGE SUBDIVI- 11000641CAAXYX in the Circuit after the sale. amended in Official Records COUNTY FLORIDA. NOTICE. OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309, id SION, UNIT II, ACCORDING TO Court for Nassau County, Dated in Nassau County, Volume 195, page 130, of the CASE NUMBER: ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL THROUGH, UNDER, AND the file original with the Clerk THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD- Florida, wherein BANK OF Florida this 1st day of July, public records of Nassau 45-2013-DP-35 BE FOREVER BARRED. AGAINST THE NAMED DEFEN- within 30 days after the first ED IN PLAT BOOK 5, PAGE 155 AMERICA,N.A.,SUCCESSOR BY 2014. County, Florida, together with IN THE INTEREST OF: NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME DANT publication of this notice, in OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF MERGER TO BAC HOME LOANS Clerk of the Circuit Court all of its appurtenances A.L.B. DOB: 01/08/2001 PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF THE NEWS LEADER on or before NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. SERVICING LP, FKA COUNTRY- Nassau County,Florida according to the Declaration. A MINOR CHILD ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) LARRY RAULERSON: August 1, 2014; otherwise a A person claiming an interest WIDE HOME LOANS SERVIC- By; /s/ Tracy Poore Property Address: 3240 S SUMMONS AND NOTICE OF YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a civil default and a judgment may in the surplus from the sale, if ING LP the Plaintiff, and Deputy Clerk Fletcher Ave #778,Fernandina ACTION BY PUBLICATION DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH action has been filed against be entered against you for the any, other than the property MICHAEL J. GARCIA, et al, are If you are a person with a Beach, FL 32034 FOR TERMINATION OF IS BARRED. you in the Circuit Court, relief demanded in the owner as of the date of the lis the Defendants, Nassau disability who needs any A person claiming an interest PARENTAL RIGHTS THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- County of Nassau, State of Complaint. pendens must file a claim with- County Clerk of Court will sell accommodation in order to in the surplus from the sale, if YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that TION OF THIS NOTICE IS July 9, Florida, to foreclose certain WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL in 60 days after the sale. the property situated in participate in this proceed- any, other than the property a Petition has been filed in the 2014. real property described as fol- OF SAID COURT on this 26 day Dated this 26 day of June, Nassau County, Florida, ing, you are entitled, at no owner as of the date of the lis above-styled Court by the Personal Representative: lows: of June, 2014. 2014. described as: cost to you, to the provision pendens must file a claim with- STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART- HENRY A. EHLERS TRACT 12, BLOCK 3, SHEFFIELD John A. Crawford JOHN A. CRAWFORD ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT OR of certain assistance. Please in 60 days after the sale. MENT OF CHILDREN AND FAM- 1300 S.W.4th Place VILLAGE, AS RECORDED IN As Clerk of said Court As Clerk Of Said Court PARCEL OF LAND SITUATE, contact the ADA Dated this 30 day of June, ILIES for termination of parental Ocala, FL 34471 PLAT BOOK 5, PAGES 28 AND By: /s/ Karen J. Lockett By: /s/ Sue Powell LYING AND BEING IN NASSAU Coordinator (904) 548-4600 2014. rights and permanent com- Attorney for Personal 29, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS As Deputy Clerk As Deputy Clerk COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING press 0, at least 7 days before By /s/ Sue Powell mitment for subsequent adop- Representative: OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA; IMPORTANT: This Notice is provided in MORE PARTICULARLY your scheduled court As Deputy Clerk tion of the above named R. WILLIAM FUTCH, P.A. TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN In accordance with the accordance with the DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: appearance, or immediately This notice is provided pursuant female child A.L.B. born on 610 S.E. 17th Street 2000 B2817 65X28 MOBILE Americans with Disabilities Act, Americans with Disability Act, TRACT T OF GORDIE SUBDIVI- upon receiving this notifica- to Administrative Order No. January 8, 2001 in Bulloch Ocala, Florida 34471 HOME SERIAL NUMBERS persons needing a reasonable if you are a person with a dis- SION, AN UNRECORDED PLAT tion if the time before the 2.065. County,Georgia.You are here- (352) 732-8080 FLHML2B150322092A & accommodation to partici- ability who needs any accom- AND DESCRIBED BY METES scheduled appearance is If you are a person with a dis- by commanded to appear Email Address: FLHML2B150322092B. pate in this proceeding should, modation in order to partici- AND BOUNDS AS FOLLOWS: less than 7 days; if you are ability who needs any acco- before the Honorable General [email protected] Commonly known as: 54296 no later than seven (7) days pate in this proceeding, you ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE, PAR- hearing or voice impaired, modation in order to partici- Magistrate Franklin F. Akel, at Florida Bar No: 0319856 BEA ROAD, CALLAHAN, FL prior, contact the Clerk of the are entitled,at no cost to you, CEL OR TRACT OF LAND LYING call 771. pate the Robert M. Foster Justice BY R.WILLIAM FUTCH,Attorney 32011 Court’s disability coordinator to the provision of certain assis- AND BEING IN THE COUNTY OF Phone - (904) 548-4909 in this proceeding, you are Center (Nassau County for Petitioner You are required to file a writ- at COURT ADMINISTRATION, tance. Please contact the NASSAU AND THE STATE OF Fax: (904) 548-4949 entitled at no cost to you, to Judicial Annex), Third Floor 2t 7-9, 7-16-2014 ten response with the Court 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- FLORIDA, IN SECTION ELEVEN TTD/TTY - Dial 711 the provision of certain assis- Courtroom A, 76347 Veterans 4369 and serve a copy of your writ- FL 32097,904-630-2564.If hear- 4600 press 0, at least 7 days (11) AND TWELVE (12), TOWN- E-Mail - calewis@nas- tance. Please contact the Way,Yulee Florida 32097 at the ------ten defenses, if any, to it on ing or voice impaired,contact before your scheduled court SHIP TWO (2) NORTH, RANGE sauclerk.com ADA Coordinator at crtin- hour of 1:00, P.M. o’clock on IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Timothy D. Padgett, Plaintiffs (TDD) (800) 955-8771 via Florida appearance, or immediately TWENTY-EIGHT (28) EAST, NAS- 2t 7-9, 7-16-2014 [email protected] or (904)630-2564 August 29, 2014. You must NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA attorney,whose address is 6267 Relay System. upon receiving this notifica- SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA AND 4381 at least 7 days before your appear at the hearing on the PROBATE DIVISION Old Water Oak Road, Suite 2t 7-9, 7-16-2014 tion if the time before the BEING PART OF THE LAND ------scheduled court appearance, date and time specified. File No. 14 CP 128 203,Tallahassee,Florida 32312, 4374 scheduled appearance is less DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE or immediately upon receiv- YOUR FAILURE TO PERSONALLY Division B at least thirty (30) days from ------than 7 days; if you are hearing RECORDS BOOK 61, PAGE 417 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ing this notification if APPEAR FOR THIS ADVISORY IN RE: ESTATE OF the date of first publication, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE or voice impaired, call 711. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF IN AND FOR the time before the scheduled HEARING CONSTITUTES CON- VIRGINIA E. FLETCHER, and file the original with the FOURTHJUDICIAL CIRCUIT 2t 7-9, 7-16-2014 NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA,AS NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA appearance is less than 7 SENT TO THE TERMINATION OF Deceased. clerk of this court either before IN AND FOR NASSAU 4376 REFERRED TO ON AN GENERAL JURISDICTION days; if you are hearing or PARENTAL RIGHTS TO THIS NOTICE TO CREDITORS service on Plaintiffs attorney COUNTY, FLORIDA ------UNRECORDED PLAT BY DIVISION voice impaired, call 711. CHILD, IF YOU FAIL TO APPEAR The administration of the or immediately thereafter; oth- CASE NO. 45-2012-CA- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR GEORGE W.LOVESEE,FINISHED Case No: 2013-CA-000685 Submitted by: ON THE DATE AND TIME SPEC- estate of Virginia E. Fletcher, erwise, a default will be 000789 NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA 30 NOVEMBER 1966, BY METES LPP MORTGAGE LTD, Udren Law Offices IFIED YOU MAY LOSE ALL LEGAL deceased, whose date of entered against you for the WELLS FARGO BANK,N.A.SUC- PROBATE DIVISION AND BOUNDS AS FOLLOWS: Plaintiff, 2101 West Commercial Blvd. RIGHTS TO THE CHILD NAMED death was May 2, 2014, is relief demanded in the com- CESSOR BY MERGER TO WELLS File No. 14-CP-146 COMMENCE AT AN IRON AT A vs. Suite 5000 IN THE PETITION. pending in the Circuit Court plaint. FARGO HOME MORTGAGE, Division B POINT DETERMINED BY THE JO-ANNE RIDLEY AKA JO- Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 Pursuant to Sections for Nassau County, Florida, Dated this 25 day of June, INC. IN RE: ESTATE OF INTERSECTION OF THE WESTER- ANNE ROBERTS, ET.AL., 954-378-1757 39.804(4)(d) and 63.082(6)(g) Probate Division, the address 2014. Plaintiff, CONSTANCE O. KEFFER LY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF Defendants. MJU #13120354-1 Case #13- of the Florida Statutes (2013) of which is Nassau County John A. Crawford v. Deceased. AMELIA ROAD (SIXTY (60) FOOT NOTICE OF ACTION CA-000012 you are hereby informed of Courthouse,416 Center Street, CLERK OF COURT DAVID L.KNIGHT A/K/A DAVID NOTICE TO CREDITORS RIGHT OF WAY) AND A LINE To the following Defendant(s): 2t 7-9, 7-16-2014 the availability of private Fernandina Beach, Florida /s/ Karen J. Lockett KNIGHT; JOLENE J. KNIGHT The administration or the PARALLEL TO AND TWO HUN- JO-ANNE RIDLEY AKA 4384 placement with an, adoption 32034. The names and By: Deputy Clerk A/K/A JOLENE KNIGHT; UN- estate of CONSTANCE O. KEF- DRED EIGHTY-TWO AND SIX JO-ANNE ROBERTS ------entity, as defined in Section addresses of the personal rep- Attorney for Plaintiff: KNOWN SPOUSE OF DAVID L. FER (also known as CON- TENTH (282.6) FEET NORTHERLY (Last Known Address: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 63.032(3) of the Florida resentative and the personal Timothy D. Padgett, P.A. KNIGHT A/K/A DAVID KNIGHT; STANCE ANN KEFFER AND FROM THE NORTH EDGE OF 14155 SW 87 Street, #101e FOURTH Statutes (2013). representative’s attorney are 6267 Old Water Oak Road UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOLENE CONSTANCE OVERBAUGH KEF- SAID SECTION TWELVE (12); Miami, FL 33183 ) JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND Individuals with disabilities set forth below. Suite 203 J. KNIGHT A/K/A JOLENE FER), deceased, whose, date THENCE SOUTH EIGHTY (80) UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF FOR NASSAU needing a reasonable ac- All creditors of the decedent Tallahassee, FL 32312 KNIGHT; UNKNOWN TENANT I; of death was June 1, 2014, Is DEGREES, TWENTY-FOUR (24) JO-ANNE RIDLEY COUNTY, FLORIDA commodation to participate and other persons having [email protected] UNKNOWN TENANT 2; AND ALL pending in the Circuit Court MINUTES WEST,ONE THOUSAND AKA JO-ANNE ROBERTS CASE NO.: 14CA000184AXYX in this proceeding should con- claims or demands against (850) 422-2520 (phone) (850) UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING for Nassau County, Florida, NINETY-THREE (1093.00) FEET (Last Known Address: 14155 DUETSCHE BANK TRUST COM- tact the ADA Coordinator as decedent’s estate on whom a 422-2567 (fax) BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR Probate Division, the address ALONG SAID PARALLEL LINE; SW 87 Street, #101e Miami, FL PANY AMERICAS, AS TRUSTEE soon as possible, telephone copy of this notice is required 2t 7-9, 7-16-2014 AGAINST THE ABOVE NAMED of which is 76347 Veterans THENCE AT RIGHT ANGLES 33183 ) FOR RESIDENTIAL ACCREDIT (904) 548-4600; or if hearing or to be served must file their 4372 DEFENDANT(S), WHO (IS/ARE) Way, Yulee, FL 32097. The SOUTH NINE (9) DEGREES,THIR- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an LOANS, INC., MORTGAGE voice impaired call 711, claims with this court WITHIN ------NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR names and addresses of the TY-SIX (36) MINUTES EAST, TWO action has been filed against ASSET-BACKED PASS-THROUGH WITNESS my hand as clerk of THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ALIVE, WHETHER SAID personal representative and HUNDRED TEN (210.00) FEET TO you for Foreclosure of an CERTIFICATES SERIES 2006-QS6, said Court and the Seal there- THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM AS the personal representative’s THE POINT OF BEGINNING ON assessment lien on the follow- Plaintiff, of, this 18 day of June, 2014. CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 IN AND FOR HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, attorney are set forth below. THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY ing described property: VS. John Crawford DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER- NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDI- All creditors of the decedent LINE OF AN ACCESS ROAD TRACT 13 AND PART OF TRACT ALEXIS DIAZ; MARIA CARIDAD as Clerk of Said Court VICE OF A COPY OF THIS CIVIL DIVISION TORS, TRUSTEES, SPOUSES, OR and other persons having (SIXTY (60) FOOT RIGHT OF 14,BLOCK 6,SHEFFIELD VILLAGE DIAZ; et al., By: Michael E. Freeman NOTICE ON THEM. Case #: 2009-CA-001052 OTHER CLAIMANTS; CACH, claims or demands against WAY); THENCE CONTINUE THE AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK NOTICE OF ACTION As Deputy Clerk All other creditors of the dece- DIVISION:A LLC; COMMUNITY FIRST CRED- decedent’s estate, on whom SAME ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY- 5, PAGES 28 AND 29 OF THE TO: Maria Caridad Diaz L. Ann Hendricks, Esquire dent and other persons having Nationstar Mortgage LLC IT UNION OF FLORIDA a copy of this notice is NINE AND SEVEN HUNDREDTHS PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU Last Known Residence: Senior Attorney/ claims or demands against Plaintiff, Defendants. required to be served,must file (179.07) FEET; THENCE AT RIGHT COUNTY,FLORIDA AND BEING Unknown Children’s Legal Services decedent’s estate must file -vs.- NOTICE OF SALE their claims with this court ON ANGLES SOUTH EIGHTY (80) MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIB- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Florida Bar No.: 0834394 their claims with this court Mileidys Diaz Alvarez a/k/a Notice is hereby given that OR BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 DEGREES, TWENTY-FOUR (24) ED AS FOLLOWS: BEGIN AT THE an action to foreclose a mort- STATE OF FLORIDA WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE Mileidys Diaz; Miguel Garcia; pursuant to the Summary Final MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF MINUTES WEST, ONE HUNDRED NORTHWEST CORNER OF gage on the following prop- DEPARTMENT OF DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Nassau County,Florida; Judgment of Foreclosure THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS SIXTY-THREE AND NINETY-SEVEN TRACT 12, SAID BLOCK 6; erty in NASSAU County,Florida: CHILDREN AND FAMILIES OF THIS NOTICE. Defendant(s). entered on June 26, 2014, in NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE HUNDREDTHS (163.97) FEET TO THENCE ALONG THE WEST LINE PART OF THE WILLIAM GIBSON 4636388 State Road 200, ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN NOTICE OF SALE this cause, in the Circuit Court DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY THE EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY OF SAID TRACT 12, SOUTH 5 GRANT,SECTION 37,TOWNSHIP Suite 3 THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- of Nassau County,Florida, the OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. LINE OF SAID ACCESS ROAD; DEGREES, 47 MINUTES, 50 SEC- 1 NORTH,RANGE 25 EAST,NAS- Yulee, FL 32097 IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE suant to order rescheduling clerk shall sell the property sit- All other creditors of the dece- THENCE NORTH TWENTY-NINE ONDS WEST, 135.41 FEET; SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA, MORE (904) 557-9102 FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL foreclosure sale or Final uated in Nassau County, dent and other persons having (29) DEGREES, ONE (01) MIN- THENCE NORTH 84 DEGREES, PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS 4t 7-2, 7-9, 7-16 & 7-23-2014 BE FOREVER BARRED. Judgment, entered in Civil Florida, described as: claims or demands against UTES,FORTY-FIVE (45) SECONDS 12 MINUTES,10 SECONDS WEST, FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE 4360 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME Case No. 2009-CA-001052 of ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT, PIECE decedent’s estate must file WEST, NINETY AND NINETY-SIX 323.50 FEET TO THE EAST RIGHT- NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT ------PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, the Circuit Court of the 4th OR PARCEL OF LAND SITUATE, their claims with this court HUNDREDTHS (90.96) FEET OF-WAY LINE, NORTH 5 DE- 15, EVERGREEN ESTATES, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Judicial Circuit in and for LYING AND BEING IN SECTION WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE ALONG SAID EASTERLY RIGHT GREES, 47 MINUTES, 50 SEC- ACCORDING TO THE PLAT FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE Nassau County,Florida,where- 45,TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH,RANGE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF WAY LINE; THENCE ONDS EAST,110.41 FEET TO THE THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT IN AND FOR DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH in Nationstar Mortgage LLC, 28 EAST, NASSAU COUNTY OF THIS NOTICE. NORTHERLY ALONG A CURVE BEGINNING OF A CURVE IN BOOK 7, PAGES 72 AND 73 OF NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA IS BARRED. Plaintiff and Mileidys Diaz FLORIDA, AND BEING PART OF ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN TO THE RIGHT AND ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE CON- SAID NASSAU COUNTY; CASE NO.:12-CA-000503 The date of first publication of Alvarez a/k/a Mileidys Diaz are THE LAND DESCRIBED IN OFFI- THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH SAID EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY CAVE SOUTHEAST AND HAV- THENCE SOUTH 05 degrees 48’ GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC this notice is July 9, 2014. defendant(s),I,Clerk of Court, CIAL RECORDS BOOK 189, IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE LINE, SAID CURVE HAVING A ING A RADIUS OF 25 FEET; 47” EAST, 537.85 FEET, ALONG 345 St. Peter Street Attorney for Personal John A. PAGE 163 OF THE PUBLIC FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL RADIUS OF SEVENTY (70.00) THENCE AROUND AND ALONG WEST LINE OF SAID EVERGREEN 1100 Landmark Towers Representative: Crawford, will sell to the high- RECORDS OF SAID NASSAU BE FOREVER BARRED. FEET AND ARC OF ONE HUN- SAID CURVE 39.27 FEET ESTATES TO THE POINT OF St. Paul, MN 55102 Joseph Clay Meux, Jr. est and best bidder for cash AT COUNTY, AND BEING MORE NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME DRED THIRTY-THREE AND SIXTY- THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE BEGINNING,THENCE SOUTH 83 Plaintiff, Florida Bar Number: 041114 THE MAIN ENTRANCE OF THE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED BY PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE,ANY NINE HUNDREDTHS (133.69) OF 90 DEGREES TO THE END OF degrees 37’ 20” WEST, 130.60 v. ROGERS TOWERS, P.A. NASSAU COUNTY JUDICIAL METES AND BOUNDS AS FOL- CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS FEET, SAID ARC HAVING A SAID CURVE SITUATED ON THE FEET, THENCE SOUTH 06 JASON M. GOODNITE; UN- 1301 Riverplace Boulevard, ANNEX LOCATED AT 76347 VET- LOWS: FROM THE POINT OF OR MORE AFTER THE DECE- CHORD WHOSE BEARING AND SOUTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF degrees 02’ 05” EAST, 582.0 KNOWN SPOUSE OF JASON M. Suite 1500 ERANS WAY, YULEE, FLORIDA, REFERENCE AT THE INTERSEC- DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS LENGTH ARE NORTH TWENTY- HAZEL JONES ROAD AS FEET, THENCE SOUTH 16 GOODNITE; TRISTA D. GOOD- Jacksonville, Florida 32207 32097 AT 11:30 A.M.on August TION OF THE SOUTH LINE OF BARRED. FIVE (25) DEGREES,FORTY-ONE SHOWN ON SAID PLAT; THENCE degrees 20’ 51” WEST, 360.35 NITE; LOFTON POINTE HOME- Telephone: (904) 398-3911 26,2014,the following describ- SAID SECTION 45 AND THE EAST The date of first publication of (41) MINUTES, EIGHTEEN (18) ALONG SAID SOUTH RIGHT-OF- FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO THE OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., Facsimile: {904) 396-0663 ed property as set forth in said RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF STATE this notice is July 9, 2014. SECONDS EAST,ONE HUNDRED WAY LINE,SOUTH 84 DEGREES, RUN OF THOMAS CREEK, Defendant(s), E-Mail: [email protected] Final Judgment, to-wit: ROAD 107 (100’R/W); THENCE Signed on June 30, 2014. FOURTEEN AND TWENTY-NINE 12 MINUTES,10 SECONDS EAST, THENCE IN AN EASTERLY DIREC- NOTICE OF E-Mail: [email protected] LOT 16, OF ANDREWS ACRES, NORTH 5 DEGREES 00 MINUTES Attorney for Petitioner HUNDREDTHS (114.29) FEET; 298.50 FEET (305 FEET PLAT DIS- TION, 328.0 FEET, MORE OR FORECLOSURE SALE Personal Representative: ACCORDING TO THE PLAT WEST 285 FEET ALONG SAID Timothy L. Flanagan THENCE NORTH EIGHT (80) TANCE) TO THE POINT OF LESS,ALONG RUN OF THOMAS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, Mark Alan Fletcher THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN EAST RIGHT OF WAY LINE TO Florida Bar No. 335223 DEGREES, TWENTY-FOUR (24) BEGINNING. SUBJECT TO AN CREEK TO THE LINE WHICH pursuant to Plaintiffs Final 2449 Halperns Way PLAT BOOK 6, PAGE 66, OF THE THE POINT OF BEGINNING; Robert H. Trudeau MINUTES EAST, ONE HUNDRED EASEMENT FOR DRAINAGE BEARS SOUTH 05 degrees 48’ Judgment of Foreclosure Middleburg, Florida 32068 PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU THENCE CONTINUE THE SAME Florida Bar No. 0889091 TWENTY-EIGHT AND TWENTY AND UTILITIES OVER THE EAST 47”EAST,1030.3 FEET,MORE OR entered on June 26, 2014, in 2t 7-9, 7-16-2014 COUNTY,FLORIDA. 330 FEET; THENCE AT RIGHT PURCELL, FLANAGAN, HUNDREDTHS (128.20) FEET 10 FEET OF THE ABOVE LESS, FROM POINT OF BEGIN- the above-captioned action, 4370 ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN ANGLES NORTH 85 DEGREES HAY & GREENE, P.A. ALONG SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT DESCRIBED LANDS AS SHOWN NING, THENCE NORTH 05 the Clerk of Court will sell to ------INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM 00 MINUTES EAST 300.00 FEET; 1548 Lancaster Terrace OF WAY LINE OF THE POINT OF ON SAID PLAT. degrees 48’ 47” WEST, 1030.3 the highest and best bidder IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN THENCE AT RIGHT ANGLES Jacksonville, FL 32204 BEGINNING.TOGETHER WITH A Property Address: 54074 Hazel FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO THE for cash at the Nassau Judicial FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF SOUTH 5 DEGREES 00 MINUTES Telephone: 904-355-0355 SIXTY (60) FOOT EASEMENT FOR Jones Road,Callahan,Florida POINT OF BEGINNING. Annex, 76347 Veterans Way, IN AND FOR NASSAU COUN- THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS EAST 330.00 FEET; THENCE AT Email: INGRESS AND EGRESS IN COM- 32011 ‘THE ABOVE DESCRIBED LANDS Yulee, Florida 32097, in accor- TY, FLORIDA MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 RIGHT ANGLES SOUTH 85 [email protected] MON WITH OTHERS AS and you are required to serve ARE SUBJECT TO 30.0 FEET dance with Chapter 45,Florida CASE NO.: 14CA000160AXYX DAYS AFTER THE SALE. DEGREES 00 MINUTES WEST 300 Secondary Email: DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL a copy of your written defens- EASEMENTS AS DESCRIBED IN Statutes on the 27th day of NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC If you are a person with a dis- FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- [email protected] RECORDS BOOK 220,PAGE 194 es, if any, to it, on AIRAN LAW, OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK 1123, August, 2014 at 11:30 AM on D/B/A CHAMPION MORT- ability who needs any accom- NING. RICHARD W. KEFFER, JR. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF P.A., Megha M. Mahajan, Esq., PAGE 1633 AND OFFICIAL the following described prop- GAGE COMPANY, modation in order to partici- LESS AND EXCEPT ANY PART Personal representative NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA. Attorney for Plaintiff whose RECORD BOOK 1118, PAGE erty as set forth in said Final Plaintiff, pate in this proceeding, you CONTAINED IN OFFICIAL 2002 Sunrise Drive at public sale, to the highest address is 705 Red Road,Suite 720, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS Judgment of Foreclosure, to VS. are entitled,at no cost to you, RECORDS VOLUME 1092,PAGE Amelia Island, FL 32034 and best bidder, for cash, at 310, Coral Gables, Florida OF SAID NASSAU COUNTY”. wit: UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENEFICIA- to the provision of certain assis- 202 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS 2t 7-9, 7-16-2014 the Main Entrance, Nassau 33143 Phone: (305) 666-9311 has been filed against you and Lot 72, Lofton Pointe, Accor- RIES,DEVISEES AND ALL OTHER tance. Please contact the OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. 4378 County Judicial Annex, 76347 on or before August 1, 2014, a you are required to serve a ding to the Plat recorded in PARTIES CLAIMING; et al., ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN ------Veterans Way,Yulee, FL 32097 date which is within thirty (30) copy of your written defens- Plat Book 6, Page 325, as Defendant(s). 4600 press 0, at least 7 days MOBILE HOME ATTACHED DEADLINE NOON FRIDAY at 11:30 AM. on the 3rd day days after the first publication es, if any, to it on ALDRIDGE I recorded in the Public Records NOTICE OF ACTION before your scheduled court THERETO. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE of September, 2014. Any per- of this Notice in THE NEWS CONNORS, LLP, Plaintiffs attor- of Nassau County,Florida; said TO: Unknown Spouse of James appearance, or immediately a/k/a 96024 OPAL AVE.,YULEE, FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT son claiming an interest in the LEADER an file the original with ney, at 1615 South Congress land situate,lying and being in R. Miller upon receiving this notifica- FL 32097-8616 OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR surplus from the sale, if any, the Clerk at the Nassau Avenue, Suite 200, Delray Nassau County,Florida. Last Known Residence: 37242 tion if the time before the at public sale, to the highest NASSAU COUNTY other than the property owner County Courthouse, either Beach, FL 33445 (Phone Property address: 96170 Lee Street, Hilliard, FL 32046 scheduled appearance is less and best bidder, for cash, at GENERAL JURISDICTION as of the date of the lis pen- before service on Plaintiffs Number: (561) 392-6391),with- Piedmont Drive , Fernandina YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that than 7 days; if you are hearing the Nassau County Judicial DIVISION dens must file a claim within 60 attorney or immediately there- in 30 days of the first date of Beach , FL 32034 an action to foreclose a mort- or voice impaired, call 711. Annex, 76347 Veterans Way, CASE NO. 14CA00012IAXYX days after the sale. after; otherwise a default will publication of this notice,and Any person claiming an inter- gage on the following prop- Phone- (904) 548-4909 Yulee, FL 32097, on August 26, LAKEVIEW LOAN SERVICING, Dated: 7-1-14 be entered against you for the file the original with the clerk of est in the surplus from the sale, erty in Nassau County,Florida: Fax- (904)548-4949 2014 beginning at 11:30 AM. LLC, John A. Crawford relief demanded in the com- this court either before August if any, other than the property THAT CERTAIN PIECE, PARCEL TTD/TTY- Dial 711 If you are a person claiming a Plaintiff, By: /s/ Sue Powell Nassau plaint. 11, 2014 on Plaintiff’s attorney owner as of the date of the lis OR TRACT OF LAND IN THE CITY E-Mail - right to funds remaining after vs. County Clerk of Court AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES or immediately thereafter; oth- pendens, must file a claim OF HILLIARD,NASSAU COUNTY, [email protected] the sale, you must file a claim AMANDA W GARDNER, KEVIN CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ACT.If you are a person with a erwise a default will be within sixty (60) days after the STATE OF FLORIDA KNOWN John A. Crawford with the clerk no later than 60 DUGGER, LESLY DUGGER, If you are a person with a dis- disability who needs any entered against you for the sale. AND DESCRIBED AS: CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT days after the sale.If you fail to UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ERIC ability who needs any accom- accommodation in order to relief demanded in the com- AMERICAN WITH DISABILITIES THE WEST 133.3 FEET OF THE Nassau County,Florida file a claim you will not be enti- ZANDER, FIELDSTONE MORT- modation in order to partici- participate in this proceeding, plaint or petition. ACT.If you are a person with a NORTH 217.0 FEET OF THE NW /s/ Sue Powell tled to any remaining funds. GAGE COMPANY, UNKNOWN pate in this proceeding, you you are entitled at no cost to Dated on July 1, 2014. disability who needs any 1/4 OF THE NE 1/4 OF THE NE DEPUTY CLERK OF THE COURT Dated this 27 day of June, TENANT IN POSSESSION 1, are entitled at no cost to you, you,to the provision of certain JOHN A. CRAWFORD accommodation in order to 1/4 OF SECTION 17,TOWNSHIP Submitted By: 2014. UNKNOWN TENANT IN POS- to the provision of certain assis- assistance. Please contact the As Clerk of the Court participate in this proceeding, 3 NORTH,RANGE 24 EAST,NAS- ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: John A. Crawford SESSION 2,UNKNOWN SPOUSE tance. Please contact the ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- By: /s/ Tracy Poore you are entitled at no cost to SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA. LESS SHAPIRO, FISHMAN Clerk of the Circuit Court OF AMANDA W.GARDNER, ADA Coordinator at crtin- 4600 (then press 0) at least 7 As Deputy Clerk you,to the provision of certain AND EXCEPT ANY PORTION OF & GACHE, LLP By: /s/ Sue Powell Defendants. [email protected] or (904) 6302564 days before your scheduled 2t 7-9, 7-16-2014 assistance.Please contact.the LEE STREET 2424 North Federal Highway, Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF ACTION at least 7 days before your court appearance, or imme- 4385 ADA Coordinator for the cir- has been filed against you and Suite 360 AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES To: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ERIC scheduled court appearance, diately upon receiving this ------cuit court system at crtin- you are required to serve a Boca Raton, Florida 33431 ACT (ADA) NOTICE: INDIVIDU- ZANDER, 1581 Countryside or immediately upon receiv- notification if the time before IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, [email protected] or (904) 630-2564 copy of your written defens- (561)998-6700 ALS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING Acres Ave.,Bryceville,FL 32009 ing this notification if the time the scheduled appearance is FOURTHJUDICIAL CIRCUIT, at least 7 days before your es, if any, to it on ALDRIDGE / (561) 998-6707 A REASONABLE ACCOMMO- LAST KNOWN ADDRESS STAT- before the scheduled appear- less than 7 days; if you are IN AND. FOR scheduled court appearance, CONNORS, LLP, Plaintiffs attor- 2t 7-9, 7-16-2014 DATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS ED, CURRENT RESIDENCE ance is less than 7 days; if you hearing or voice impaired,call NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA or immediately upon receiv- ney, at 1615 South Congress 4373 PROCEEDING SHOULD CON- UNKNOWN are hearing or voice impaired, 711. CASE NO.: 2013-CA-677 ing this notification if the time Avenue, Suite 200, Delray ------TACT THE COURT ADMINISTRA- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that call 711. WITNESS my hand and the seal DIVISION: before the scheduled appear- Beach, FL 33445 (Phone IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TORS OFFICE AS SOON AS POS- an action to foreclose 2t 7-9, 7-16-2014 of this Court this 2 day of July, HERITAGE BANK OF THE SOUTH, ance is less than 7 days; if you Number: (561) 392-6391),with- 4TH JUDICALCIRCUIT, SIBLE. TELEPHONE (904) Mortgage covering the fol- 4380 2014. PLAINTIFF, are hearing or voice impaired, in 30 days o the first date of IN AND FOR 630-2564; OR, IF HEARING lowing real and personal prop------John A. Crawford vs. call 711. publication of this notice, and NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA. IMPAIRED,1-800-955-8771 (TTD); erty described as follows, to- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE As Clerk of the Court AMELIA ISLAND VENTURES, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT file the original with the clerk of CASE No. 14CA000076AXYX OR 1-800-955-8770 (V) VIA wit: FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT By: /s/ Karen J. Lockett INC., a Georgia corporation, As Clerk of the Court this court either before August NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE. LOT 20, COUNTRYSIDE ACRES, IN AND FOR NASSAU COUN- As Deputy Clerk et al., By: /s/ Tracy Poore 1,2014 on Plaintiffs attorney or D/B/A CHAMPION MORT- 2t 7-9, 7-16-2014 ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR TY, FLORIDA 2t 7-9, 7-16-2014 DEFENDANT(S). Deputy Clerk immediately thereafter; oth- GAGE COMPANY 4375 PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED CIVIL ACTION 4383 NOTICE OF ACTION 2t 7-9, 7-16-2014 erwise a default will be Plaintiff ------IN PLAT BOOK 5, PAGE 287, OF CASE NO.: 11-00272-CA ------TO: LEONARD PIONTAK 4382 entered against you for the vs. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- DIVISION: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Residence: Unknown ------relief demanded in the com- CAROLYN SHORTRIDGE A/K/A 4THJUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA. GREEN PLANET SERVICING, FOURTH Last known mailing address: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE plaint or petition. CAROLYN M.SHORTRIDGEL; et IN AND FOR TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN LLC., JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND 1760 Apollo Court FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Dated on June 26, 2014. al., NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA 2000 MOBILE HOME ID NUM- Plaintiff FOR NASSAU Seal Beach, CA 90740 IN AND FOR JOHN A. CRAWFORD Defendants CIVIL DIVISION BERS FLHMLCB53722863A AND vs. COUNTY, FLORIDA MICHAEL S. FREEDE NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA As Clerk of the Court NOTICE OF ACTION CASE NO. I3CA000653AXYX FLHMLCB53722863B. KEVIN J. WIMS, et al., Case No. 13-CA-000012 Residence: Unknown PROBATE DIVISION File No. By: /s/ Karen J. Lockett TO: JTMORGAN CHASE BANK, has been filed against you and Defendant(s). Division: Last know mailing address: 2014-cp-135 As Deputy Clerk CAROLYN SHORTRIDGE A/K/A NATIONAL ASSOCIATION you are required to file a copy NOTICE OF U.S. Bank Trust National 5706 Bayshore Walk IN RE: ESTATE OF 2t 7-9, 7-16-2014 CAROLYN M.SHORTRIDGE 223 Plaintiff, of your written defenses,if any, RESCHEDULED SALE Association as Trustee for WG2 Long Beach, CA 90803 ELAINE B. EHLERS, 4371 15th Ave N vs. to it on Casey Jernigan King, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Mortgage Trust VII,Series 2013- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Deceased. ------Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 JON P. HEPLER; SHANNON L. McCalla Raymer, LLC, 225 E. Pursuant to an Order-Re- 1 action to foreclose on the fol- NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CAROLYN SHORTRIDGE A/K/A HEPLER; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF Robinson St.Suite 660,Orlando, scheduling Foreclosure Sale Plaintiff lowing property in Nassau The administration of the FOURTH JUDICIAL CAROLYN M. SHORTRIDGE SHANNON L. HEPLER; FL 32801 and file the original dated June 27, 2014, and Vs. County,Florida: estate of ELAINE B. EHLERS, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR NASSAU 85352 DUANE ROAD UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JON P. with the Clerk of the above- entered in Case No.11-00272- Amelia By The Sea, Inc.; LOT 4 OF LIGHTHOUSE POINTE, deceased, whose date of COUNTY, FLORIDA YULEE, FL 32097 HEPLER; VYSTAR CREDIT UNION; styled Court on or before 30 CA of the Circuit court of the Lawrence F Quinn; Marilyn l ACCORDING TO THE PLAT death was March 14, 2014; is CASE NO.: 2014-CA-70 UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CAR- UNKNOWN PERSON(S) IN POS- days from the first publication, Fourth Judicial Circuit in and Quinn; ET AL THEREOF AS RECORDED IN pending in the Circuit Court U.S.BANK,N.A.,AS TRUSTEE ON OLYN SHORTRIDGE A/K/A CAR- SESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROP- otherwise a Judgment may for Nassau County, Florida in Defendants PLAT BOOK 6, PAGES 157-195, for Nassau County, Florida, BEHALF OF MANUFACTURED OLYN M.SHORTRIDGE 223 15th ERTY; be entered against you for the which Green Planet Servicing, NOTICE OF OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF Probate Division; File Number HOUSING CONTRACT SENIOR/ Ave N Defendants. relief demanded in the LLC.,is the Plaintiff and Kevin J. FORECLOSURE SALE NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. 2014-CP-135; the address of SUBORDINATE PASS-THROUGH Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 NOTICE OF Complaint, Wims, Sherrie S. Wims, Carmel NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, has been filed against you and which is 76347 Veterans Way, CERTIFICATE TRUST 1999-5,act- UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CAR- FORECLOSURE SALE WITNESS my hand and seal of Financial Corporation,Inc.,The in accordance with the Final others and you are required Suite 456,Yulee, Florida 32097. ing by and through GREEN OLYN SHORTRIDGE A/K/A CAR- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- said Court on the 1st day of Homeowners Association of Judgment of Foreclosure to serve a copy of your written The names and addresses of TREE SERVICING LLC, as OLYN M. SHORTRIDGE 85352 suant to a Final Judgment of July,2014. Timbercreek, Inc., are defen- dated June 25, 2014, and defenses,if any,to it on Plaintiffs the Personal Representative Servicing Agent DUANE ROAD Foreclosure dated June 26, John A. Crawford dants, the Nassau County entered in Case No. 13-CA- attorney, Dale G. Westling, Sr., and the Personal Representa- 345 St. Peter Street YULEE, FL 32097 2014 and entered in Case No. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Clerk of the Circuit Court will 000012, of the Circuit Court of Esquire, 331 E. Union Street, tive’s attorney are set forth 1100 Landmark Towers AND TO: All persons claiming 13CA000653AXYX, of the As Clerk of the Court sell to the highest and best the Fourth Judicial Circuit in Jacksonville, Florida 32202, no below: St. Paul, MN 55102, an interest by,through, under, Circuit Court of the 4th Judicial BY: /s/ Karen J. Lockett bidder for cash in/on 11:30 am and for Nassau County,Florida. more than thirty (30) days from All creditors of the decedent Plaintiff, or against the aforesaid Circuit in and for NASSAU Deputy Clerk at the front entrance of the U.S. Bank Trust National the first publication date of this and other persons, who have v. Defendant(s). County, Florida, wherein 2t 7-9, 7-16-2014 Judicial Annex, 76347 Association as Trustee for WG2 notice of action and file the claims or demands against WANDA B. RAULERSON, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, 4379 Veteran’s Way, Yulee, Florida Mortgage Trust VII,Series 2013- original with the Clerk of this decedent’s estate, including THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVI- an action to foreclose a mort- NATIONAL ASSOCIATION is ------32097, Nassau County,Florida 1, Plaintiff and AMELIA BY THE Court either before service on unmatured, contingent or SEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, gage on the following describ- Plaintiff and JON P. HEPLER; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE at on the 27th day of August, SEA,INC; LAWRENCE F QUINN; Plaintiffs attorney or immedi- unliquidated claims,and who CREDITORS, LIENORS AND ed property located in Nassau SHANNON L. HEPLER; FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 2014, the following described MARILYN L QUINN;, ET AL, are ately thereafter; otherwise, a have been served a copy of TRUSTEES OF LARRY RAULER- County, Florida: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SHAN- IN AND FOR NASSAU COUN- property as set forth in said defendants. The Clerk of the default will be entered against this Note, must file their claims SON, DECEASED, AND ANY TRACT 2, BLOCK 4, YULEE NON L. HEPLER; UNKNOWN TY, FLORIDA, CIVIL ACTION Final Judgment of Foreclosure: Court will sell to the highest you for the relief demanded in with this Court WITHIN THE OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY, WOODS SECTION THREE, AS SPOUSE OF JON P. HEPLER; CASE NO.: 11000641CAAXYX LOT 30, OF TIMBER CREEK and best bidder for cash, at the complaint or petition. LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS THROUGH, UNDER, AND RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, UNKNOWN PERSON(S) IN POS- BANK OF AMERICA,N.A.,SUC- PLANTATION PHASE THREE, the front entrance of the DATED June 27, 2014. AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST AGAINST THE NAMED DEFEN- PAGES 239 AND 240, OF THE SESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROP- CESSOR BY MERGER TO BAC ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Judicial Annex,76347 Veterans John A. Crawford PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE DANT, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU ERTY; VYSTAR CREDIT UNION; HOME LOANS SERVICING LP, THEREOF AS RECORDED IN Way, Yulee, FL 32097 at 11:30 CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE OF WANDA B.RAULERSON,THE COUNTY, FLORIDA. TOGETHER are defendants.I will sell to the FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOME PLAT BOOK 7, PAGES 302 a.m. on this 26 day of August, By /s/ Karen J. Lockett DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF LARRY WITH A 1996 SINGLEWIDE highest and best bidder for LOANS SERVICING LP, THROUGH 308, OF THE PUBLIC 2014, the following described DEPUTY CLERK OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. RAULERSON, MOBILE HOME WITH VIN # cash AT THE FRONT ENTRANCE Plaintiff RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- property as set forth in said 2t 7-9, 7-16-2014 All other creditors of the dece- Defendants. 10L25111 OF THE JUDICIAL ANNEX at vs. TY,FLORIDA. A/K/A 76594 TIM- Final Judgment, to wit: 4377 dent and other persons who NOTICE OF ACTION has been filed against you, 76347VETERANS WAY,YULEE in MICHAEL J. GARCIA, et al., BERCREEK BLVD,YULEE, FL Condominium Unit Number 78, ------have claims or demands TO: WANDA B. RAULERSON and you are required to serve NASSAU County, FLORIDA Defendant(s) 32097-1631 of AMELIA BY THE SEAL, a con- LEGAL DEADLINE IS against the decedent’s estate, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF a copy of your written defens- 32097,at the front entrance of NOTICE OF SALE Any person claiming an dominium, according to the NOON ON FRIDAYS. CALL including unmatured, contin- WANDA B. RAULERSON es, if any, to this action, on the Judicial Annex, on the 26 Notice is hereby given that, interest in the surplus from Declaration of Condominium 261-3696 FOR INFORMATION. gent or unliquidated claims, THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVIS- Greenspoon Marder, P.A., day of August, 2014, the fol- pursuant to an Order the sale, if any,other than Ownership of AMELIA BY THE ------

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ANNOUNCEMENTS 201 Help Wanted 201 Help Wanted 201 Help Wanted 201 Help Wanted 201 Help Wanted AVERITT EXPRESS - New pay HIRING NON-PROFIT PROFES- COOKS AND SERVERS NEEDED - for REAL ESTATE COMPANY - now hiring WANT A CAREER Operating Heavy 102 Lost & Found increase for regional drivers. 40-46cpm SIONALS - Take Stock in Children fast-paced family restaurant. housekeepers. Best pay on Amelia and Equipment? - Bulldozers, backhoes, + fuel bonus! Also, post-training pay (TSIC) of Nassau County Inc., is Experience required for F/T lunch & flexible schedules. Saturdays excavators. “Hands on training” & looking to fill a part-time College dinner schedule. EOE. Apply 2-4pm mandatory. (904)261-9444 FOUND iPOD MINI - along Amelia increase for students. (Depending on certifications offered. National average domicile) Get home every week + exc Success Coach position in Fernandina only. Sonny’s BBQ, Fernandina Beach. 18-22 hourly! Lifetime job placement Island Trail. 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Apply within. a class “A” but will consider class “B” resume to: [email protected] will be auctioned off on the listed dates CDL truck driver. Piggy back forklift or fax to (904)277-4107. Applications below: on 7/30/2014 a 2001 Harley FULL-TIME OPHTHALMIC TECH - experience preferred but will train if also available at Nassau Health Foods. Davidson Motorcycle VIN# needed for busy OD/MD practice on HAVE A PASSION FOR FASHION? - needed. Applications can be picked up LAUNDRESS Personal Laundry Ser- 1HD1BTY121Y079086 at 12 noon at Amelia Island. Experience in the Fifi’s is searching for the perfect PT in person at 117 S. 3rd Street, vice - Your home, washing, drying, 1683B S. 8th St., Fernandina Beach, FL Ophthalmic field preferred, but willing Fashionista. http://bit.ly/1guubqS Fernandina Beach. NO PHONE CALLS. folding, organizing closets. Mature pro- MAINTENANCE MAN & HOUSE- fessional. References. (706)897-5879 32034. 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Submit resume to: knowingly accept any advertising books, some Saturday work, $25,000 Florida Department of Health, Nassau for real estate which is in violation annual salary, fax resume to 261-0291 County, ATTN: Mary Von Mohr Fax: MEDICAL PRACTICE - looking for of the law. All persons are hereby or email to [email protected] 904-277-7286. Address: 30 South 4th Medical Assistant. Please forward informed that all dwellings Street FDNA BCH, FL 32034. Position resume to P.O. Box 16363, Fernandina Beach, FL 32035. advertised are available on an CUSTODIAL WORKER closes July 25, 2014 at 5PM. EEO/AA, equal opportunity basis. Nassau County has an opening for a background screening required Custodial Worker at $10.83 hourly. 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LOTS AT LIGHTHOUSE CIRCLE 96106 WADES PLACE 87067 HAVEN ROAD Awesome view of Egan’s Creek & Fort Clinch Formerly the Down Under Restaurant, one of Just over 3 acres of land, with a Mobile home St Park. Single family estate lot adjacent to Fernandina's landmark restaurants on deep in place. Home is anchored on concrete foot- historic landmark Amelia Island Lighthouse. water w/ dock & small craft launch. Tons of ings, several storage sheds behind home con- 370+/- ft on Navigable side of Egan’s Creek potential for this truly one-of-a-kind property vey. Lot has been sectioned into several dif- and is one of the highest elevations on the east with endless possibilities. Also includes large ferent fields for livestock or horses. Owner is coast. deck,"party" shed, 3 apartments and office/mgr a Licensed Realtor. Culvert and entrance to space. Must see to appreciate! property is negotiable. $850,000 MLS# 37069 PROPERTY SOLD AS IS $650,000. $149,000 MLS#61310 MLS#61913

36841 PINE ST SOUTH FLETCHER AVENUE CUSTOMIZED 3BR/2BA MINI COUNTRY ESTATE- Older 5 Bed/2Ba Home with Pristine 75' Oceanfront lot on Amelia Island. Customized 3 Br with a office/study, Split Bedroom, Character, Charm & Lots ofPotential Family Room & Great has transom windows for natural light in hallway, tint- Room. 2 Sided Fireplace, Master Downstairs,Carport & Your chance to own one of the few remaining ed windows in kitchen dining, custom built in shelving Separate Large Utility Room. Seller will provide a One Year Oceanfront lots available on Amelia Island. Granite Countertops. Garage is heated & cooled, locat- HomeWarranty!!! Situated on 4 Acres with mature trees. Large ed on the south end of Amelia Island, home in Golfside Oak! Fronts paved roads. Small older barn. Horse & Pony are Buy now for either investment or to build. allowed, call for information. From Traffic light go west on South with a Championship golf course short walk to CR 108, turn Left on Pine Street, Home onLeft. Large beachs, with community pool. Pool and beach access Magnolia Tree in front. Property extends to Ingraham Road for Golfside is located on Ritz side of road. Whole &backs to the fence line. house wired for security system. $525,500 MLS#56671 $298,000 MLS#62347 $459,000 MLS#59070

86088 RHOERLAN PLACE HISTORIC DISTRICT 1521 FERNANDINA ROAD This 2784 appox. sq. ft. vintage home has Private Home on an estate sized lot, located Large undeveloped parcel on Lofton Creek, been modified into 4 apartments.The largest on the Island. Centrally located on the island, Feasibility study done in 2012shows 15 lots, apartment has a fireplace, hardwood floors, this home is close to the beach, shopping areas, and downtown, yet still in the county. 7 on the creek is on file in our office. eat-in kitchen and has been well maintained. This area is one of the only ones on the Rent all units or live in one and rent the oth- Island that allows horses. A rare property for ers out. The property consists of 3-1br/1ba & sure! 1-2br/1ba. $540,000 MLS#60872 $302,000 MLS#53575 $625,000 MLS#62664 LOTS RACHAEL AVENUE 75’x100’ lot $130,000 AWESOME VIEW of Egan’s Creek & Ft. Clinch State Park, single family estate lot adjacent to historic landmark Amelia Island 2.66 ACRE LOT in Nassauville, undeveloped and ready to build. Lighthouse. 370+/- ft. on navigable Egans Creek. One of the highest Deeded Access to Rainbow Acres Boat Ramp and short distance from elevations on the east coast. Possible oceanview and/or view of down- new county boat ramp. $149,000 MLS #57615 town Fernandina Beach. Tree/top/boundary survey on file $850,000 MLS#37069 COMMERCIAL LOT 851018 US Why 17 (zoned CG) that has 100' Ocean front 75 ft lot $525,000 MLS 56671 Frontage on US Highway 17. It does have a 30X20 Block Building DESIRABLE 1 ACRE Lot on the South End of the Island, Beautiful divided into 3 separate bays with roll up doors; which need work. Take trees and Estate sized lot make this a difficult to find property on down the building and build to suit or renovate the building to fit your Amelia, $250,000 for the Acre, or the corner 1/2 acre for $139,000 and business. the inside 1/2 for $124,900. COMMERCIAL & DEVELOPMENT YULEE MINI WAREHOUSE Good opportunity to grow PRIME FRONTAGE ALONG US 17 just north of your own self storage facility and/or add new retail/office. A1A, High development area in the heart of Yulee. $295,000.Owner Financing Possible. Plans for an 570’ on U.S. 17, total 3.5 acres+/-. Warehouse on approx. 11,00Ωs.f. Professional Office Building on file. 2 acres. $1,575,000 64 ACRES along Amelia Island Parkway for a RESIDENTIAL LOT 1323 Beech Street. 51 x 86 feet corner Master Planned Development lot at 14th street and Beech.

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