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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2014 / 22 PAGES, 2 SECTIONS • fbnewsleader.com Sailors held in art heist at Fernandina gallery

News-Leader All five pieces of art have been recovered by Fernandina Beach Two sailors from Naval Sub- Police and will be returned to the marine Base Kings Bay, Ga., have owners as soon as possible, police been arrested and charged with the said. At least one of the items was theft of five pieces of art from the damaged “beyond repair.” Island Art Association in Fernandina Island Art Association President Beach. Jim McKinney told police he discov- Fernandina Beach Police said in ered the break-in when he opened a press release that city detectives Ibrahim Mendoza the co-op gallery in the morning and coordinated with agents from NCIS found the main gates open. Normally at Kings Bay to interview those they are closed but not locked. He involved and those with knowledge of art, police said. also found a rear door forced open the incident. According to the witness, one of and the doorframe damaged. A work- Jonathan Ibrahim, 27, and Nathan the men said the pair had been drink- er who closed the gallery the night Mendoza, 23, will be charged with ing earlier in the evening and fur- before told McKinney that the rear one count of burglary, one count of ther claimed that the art was cur- door was locked and undamaged grand theft and one count of criminal rently hanging on his apartment wall, when she left at 5 p.m. the day before. mischief, and will also face discipli- police said. The five pieces of art included an nary action by the U.S. Navy, police Police said Ibrahim and Mendoza acrylic painting valued at $1,200; a said. both confessed to the burglary, stat- ceramic platter valued at $325; a kiln- SUBMITTED The Museum of The five pieces of art were stolen ing that they were intoxicated and sculpted glass piece, $450; an oil Thomas Tolxdorf, executive chef History will unveil a statue of from the gallery May 6 after intrud- walking to their parked vehicle when painting worth $290; and another oil of The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia at noon ers kicked in the back door to gain they decided to break into the gallery painting valued at $400. Island, died in a wreck Thursday at the former train entry. A break in the case occurred to steal art for their apartment. The cost to replace the door, Saturday. depot, 102 Centre St. The when a witness overheard one sus- Ibrahim also offered an apology for frame and locks at the gallery was Fernandina Restoration pect bragging about kicking down his behavior to members of the estimated at about $1,100, according Foundation has partnered with the door and stealing the works of Island Art Association on Facebook. to the original police report. the museum to celebrate Yulee’s Top Ritz life by dedicating the statue in his honor by sculptor Susan Luery. David chef dies in wreck

Yulee’s The executive chef of The Ritz- Carlton, Amelia Island, died Saturday in a single-vehicle accident on US 17 north. Chef Thomas Tolxdorf, 49, of history Fernandina Beach died at the scene after his vehicle left the roadway for GRAY EDENFIELD unknown reasons and struck a pine Amelia Island Museum of History tree, police said. Tolxdorf, originally from Berlin, avid Levy Yulee (1810- oversaw all aspects of the resort’s food 1886) was an attorney, and beverage operations with about planter, entrepreneur and 100 staff serving food in catering, con- DDstatesman who was instru- ference banquets, lounges and four mental to ’s statehood, and its restaurants. He and his wife, Natalie development via the Florida Wu, and two teenaged sons had lived Railroad. FERNANDINA BEACH POLICE PHOTOS in Fernandina for more than a decade. He was born on the Island of St. Five pieces of art were stolen from the Island Art Association, reportedly to enhance the apartment Thomas, Virgin Islands, on June 12, of two sailors from Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, Ga. CHEF Continued on 3A 1810, to Moses Elias Levy, a success- ful merchant and landowner of Moroccan Sephardi Jewish descent, and his wife Hannah. His parents divorced in 1815, and David came to STORM DAMAGE Florida with his father, before being Airport sent to boarding school in Norfolk, Va. He returned to Florida as a young man, and studied law in St. Augustine under future Territorial welcome Governor Robert Reid (1839-1841). David Levy was admitted to the Florida Bar in 1832. He began his political career as a delegate to center Florida’s state constitutional conven- tion in 1838, and later became a clerk for the territorial legislature. In 1841 he was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives as a dele- endorsed gate from the . Levy was a tireless champion of Florida’s ANGELA DAUGHTRY statehood, and was part of an assem- News-Leader bly responsible for drafting the new state’s constitution. When Florida The city commission and the entered the Union on March 3, 1845, city’s Airport Advisory Commission he became one of the state’s first endorsed building a welcome center new senators – and the first Jewish at the Fernandina Beach Municipal member of the U.S. Senate. In 1846 Airport during a joint meeting June Levy married Nannie Wickliffe 4. (daughter of former Gov. The boards were also present- Charles A. Wickliffe), and officially ed with possible funding options for changed his name to David Levy the structure as well as outlines for Yulee by an act of the Florida an updated airport master plan and Legislature. Sen. Yulee served as strategic plan for the airport’s future. chairman of the Committee of Andrew Holesko of city engi- Private Land Claims, and the neering consultants Passero Committee of Naval Affairs. Associates, who presented the proj- After failing to win a bid for ects to board members, emphasized reelection in 1851 (in a controversial the welcome center is still in the decision), Yulee began to focus on “conceptual” phase and its design his plan for a cross-state Florida and location, as presented, can be ED HARDEE/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER Railroad, with one terminus on the changed. The Nassau Humane Society’s dog park was closed for cleanup after a Friday storm brought down trees and damaged park benches and other infrastructure. No animals were injured. The park was YULEE Continued on 5A AIRPORT Continued on 5A scheduled to reopen this week, possibly as early as today.

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2A WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2014 NEWS News-Leader OBITUARIES WEEKLY UPDATE Anthony Benny Chaplauske Jacksonville, FL and The family will receive visitors today, Food pantry catamaran has open decks moved to Callahan 10 Wednesday, June 11 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. and excellent views. Depart Mr. Anthony Benny “Tony” Chaplauske, years ago from at Allison Memorial Chapel at 10141 canceled at 7 p.m. sharp for a two-hour age 75, of Yulee, passed away on Friday Nassauville. He was a Colerain Road, St. Marys, GA. Graveside Barnabas Center cruise. Tickets are $28 plus morning, June 6, 2014 at the Morris Center member of Franklin services will be held Thursday, June 12 at announces the mobile food sales tax. Bring snacks and in Jacksonville. Street Baptist Church 10 a.m. at Oak Grove Cemetery. pantries typically held each your favorite beverages to Born in Jacksonville, FL, he was the and a Lifetime Member Contributions in memory of him may be month in Nassau County as share. Purchase tickets only child born to the late Anthony B. and of the NRA. Greg was a sent to First Presbyterian Church, P.O. part of the Hunger Coalition online at www.ameliariver- Lucille Phillips avid gun enthusiast and a Box 709, St. Marys, GA 31558. of Nassau County and cruises.com, at the ticket Chaplauske. As a young lifetime fan of the Dallas Cowboys. He Allison Memorial Chapel Nourishment Network’s col- kiosk at 1 N. Front St., or call child, he grew up in the would like to thank the NRA organizations St. Marys, Ga. laborative effort to distribute 261-9972 for information. Woodbine/ Kingsland for upholding his constitutional rights and fresh food in Nassau County Email NassauBoomers@ area and attended also thank Wayne Bunk for being a friend have been canceled by yahoo.com to RSVP. Camden County High and giving him guidance and employment. Bobby “Chad” McClellan Nourishment Network until Interested boomers may School. While in high Greg was predeceased by his mother, Bobby “Chad” McClellan, a lifelong res- further notice. have dinner afterwards. school he worked at Doris Fouraker, who passed away in 2011. ident of Yulee, passed away on Sunday, Gilman Paper in St. Survivors include his father, Dr. Charles June 8, 2014. He was born on June 9, 1983. Dulcimer group Jazz under stars Marys, GA. Upon graduating from high D. Fouraker of Callahan; his brother and He is survived by his father, Bobby D. The Yulee Dulcimers American Legion Post school in 1956, he enlisted in the U.S. sister in law, Todd and Angie Fouraker, (“Donny”) McClellan, meet the second Saturday of 174 will host “Jazz under the Marine Corps and was sent to Camp also of Callahan; two nieces and their hus- Jr., of Nahunta, Ga.; his each month at New Vision Stars” on June 27 at the Post LeJuene, NC. In 1958, he was honorably bands, Ashley and Chris Elwsick, Brittany mother, Angela C. Congregational Church, 174 lot on the corner of 12th discharged and returned home to begin a and Chad Goble; a great niece, Olivia Davidson (Jimmie) of 96072 Chester Road, Yulee. and Beech streets. The com- long career as an Instrument Mechanic Elswick; one great nephew, Landen Callahan, FL; sister Members play all types of munity is invited to come with St. Regis Paper Company on the north- Elswick; his faithful dog, Sugar; and numer- Brittany McClellan of dulcimer music from 10:30 and share in a night of jazz, side of Jacksonville. ous aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Callahan, FL; brother a.m.-12:30 p.m. Please bring food and fun starting at 8 In 1962 he met Martine C. LaVake of Funeral services will be held at 2:00 Joshua Potts of several copies of your p.m. Refreshments will be Jacksonville, who would become his wife in p.m. today, Wednesday, June 11, in the Jacksonville, FL; his favorite music to share. for sale. 1963. The newlyweds made their first home Stephens Chapel at Green Pine Funeral paternal grandmother, Dorothy Nell Beginners welcome. For in the Northshore section of Jacksonville Home with Dr. Terry Gore and Rev. Roland McClellan of Yulee, FL; Uncle Joey more information call 849- First aid training before moving to Oceanway in 1966. In Norris officiating. Burial will follow in McClellan (Michelle) of Hilliard, FL; Aunt 1616. An open community train- 1969, they bought their piece of paradise Green Pine Cemetery. The family received Lynn Hudson (Jerry) of Yulee, FL; Uncle ing for Mental Health First and relocated to Yulee, which has been friends from 6:00 until 8:00 p.m. Tuesday Dale Taylor (Ilene) of Rutherfordton, N.C.; CMS concert Aid is planned for 1-5 p.m. home for the past 45 years. During his at the funeral home. Aunt Cynthia Ryals of Fernandina Beach, The Callahan Middle July 10 and 11 in the commu- child raising years, he coached their Little For more information and to sign Mr. FL; Aunt Charlotte Myers of Jacksonville, School Rambler Chorus nity room at the Fernandina League teams at Yulee Little League. Fouraker’s online register book please visit FL; and cousins Forrest and Erin invites you to attend a Mini- Beach Police Department, While working at St. Regis, Mr. the Green Pine website at www.green- McClellan; Jeremy Hudson; Amelia Concert on June 12 at 5:30 1525 Lime St. Participants Chaplauske developed an interest in real pinefuneral.com. Dunphy; Lindsey Ryals; Erica Cherico; and p.m. in the cafeteria, 34586 must attend both sessions to estate, obtained his real estate license and Green Pine Funeral Home Kaitlyn and Taylor Myers. Ball Park Road, Callahan. receive the 8-hour certifica- began working with Sheffield Realty. After He was preceded in death by his grand- The show is the finale to the tion. Cost is $50 per person. 27 years at St. Regis, he retired in 1985. He parents, Bobby D. McClellan, Sr., Patricia Summer Choral Camp. The Register at www.mhfanas- continued working with Mr. Sheffield until John Marshall Love Douglas and Ben Taylor. theme this year is sau.com and view the “class fully retiring in 2000. For the past 15 years, John Marshall Love, 80, of St. Marys, Chad loved the outdoors, including fish- “Summertime Fun” and light calendar.” To sponsor an he has enjoyed his time on his Kawasaki GA, died peacefully on June 9 following a ing, scuba diving, riding motorcycles and refreshments will be served. individual or a class visit or Mule with his Chihuahuas, Chrissy and brief illness. four-wheelers and playing golf. call Starting Point at 225- Bambi, keeping watch around the pond Born on January 30, 1934 in His unexpected passing has saddened Pork loin dinners 8280. and riding the fence lines of his property. Marshallville, GA, he was the son of the late us tremendously. Memories of his smiling The American Legion Mr. Chaplauske was an active member Floyd P. and Gladys T. face will warm our hearts forever. Auxiliary Unit 54 will serve a Duplicate bridge of the Everett Pope Detachment of the Love. He spent his form- A memorial service will be held at Yulee pork loin dinner with two Fernandina Beach Marine Corps League and was the driving ative years in Cuthbert, Baptist Church on Friday, June 13, 2014, at sides, roll and dessert on Duplicate Bridge Club meets force and official chef of the annual Marine GA, and was preceded in 4 p.m. June 14 from 5-7 p.m. for an every Wednesday and Corps League picnic. Every year, he pro- death by his brothers “No farewell words were spoken, no $8 donation. Dinners will be Thursday at 9:30 a.m. in the vided the hog, the grill and manpower to Floyd and Richard. time to say goodbye. You were gone before served in the Meeting Hall at MLK Center, 1200 Elm St. make the picnic a long awaited, mouth A graduate of we knew it, and only God knows why.” 626 S. Third St. and to-go Games are over by 1 p.m. watering and successful event. Tech, Mr. Love was hired boxes will be available. and are open to anyone. He leaves behind, his wife of 50 years, by Gilman Paper The Auxiliary is also Computer scoring, round Martine LaVake Chaplauske, Yulee, FL, Company in 1960. He retired in 1999 as DEATH NOTICES holding a July 4th raffle, clock timer and all the good- two sons, John Anthony Chaplauske Senior Vice President of Industrial which includes a grill and ies are present; play with fun (Deborah), Yulee, FL, Steve Chaplauske Relations. Ms. Rosita McClenney, 67, died on two baskets filled with good- people. (Nikie), Fernandina Beach, FL, a daughter, During his career, Mr. Love served on Sunday, June 8. ies. Tickets are $1 donation Contact Fred Stokes at Theresa Pace (Joseph), Yulee, FL and the board of directors of professional, finan- Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors each or six for a $5 donation. (912) 576-8296 for more grandchildren, Hunter Chaplauske, Holden cial, governmental and academic entities. Mr. Ossie “Gordon” Robinson, 70, All proceeds go into pro- information. Game fee is $7. Pace, Mason Pace, Rob Wilson and One of his greatest honors was serving on Fernandina Beach, died on Wednesday, grams sponsored by the Visit www.bridgewebs. Christopher Wilson. the President’s Council for Georgia Tech. June 4, 2014. Funeral services will be at 1 Auxiliary. com/Fernandina. His family will receive friends today, Mr. Love was a sport enthusiast who p.m. on Saturday, June 14 from the grave- Wednesday, June 11, 2014 from 5:00-7:00 enjoyed golf and supported his beloved side in Bosque Bello Cemetery. Gun courses Networking lunch pm at Oxley-Heard Funeral Home. Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. He and his Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Gary W. Belson Whether you have a busi- Mr. Chaplauske will be laid to rest at wife, Linda, have been active in charitable Mr. Thomas Tolxdorf, 49, Fernandina Associates Inc. will hold a ness or an organization to 11:30 am on Friday at Jacksonville National and civic endeavors in St. Marys for many Beach, died on Saturday, June 7, 2014. concealed weapon license promote, are hiring new Cemetery. years. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. on course at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. employees or looking for a Please share his Life Legacy at He is survived by his wife, Linda C. Monday, June 16 in the ballroom of The June 15; and 6:30 p.m. June new job, have a request for www.oxleyheard.com. Love; two sons, John M. Love, Jr. (Christy) Ritz Carlton Resort. 19 and 24. A basic with volunteers or want to volun- Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors of Lake Asbury, FL, Michael C. Love of Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors defensive tactics course will teer your expertise, join the Jacksonville, FL; and Wendy M. Dye (Scott) Mr. James W. Williams, affection- be held at 7:45 a.m. June 14 Community Networking Charles Gregory Fouraker of Watkinsville, GA; five grandchildren, ately known as “Jimmy” “Louie”, “JW” and and 28. Lunch each Wednesday from Justin Dye, Amelia Dye, Caitlyn Owens, “Bubba”, 73, Fernandina Beach, died on For details and additional 11:45 a.m.-1 p.m. at The Charles Gregory “Greg” Fouraker, 52, Payton Owens, and Rylee Love; three sis- Monday, June 9, 2014. A celebration of his classes and information, con- Journey Church. Bring your of Callahan passed away Saturday after- ters-in-law, Aileen Love of West Point, GA, life will be held on Saturday, June 14 at 11 tact Belson at 491-8358, (904) own lunch, network, share noon, June 7, 2014. Lena Love of Pasadena, TX, and Mary Ann a.m. on the beachfront at American Beach. 476-2037 or gbelson@bell- special events and view a He was born January 13, 1962 in Blackburn (Joe) of Dublin, GA. Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors south.net. Visit short video each week www.TheBelsonGroup.com. regarding integrity and faith in the workplace. Confederate sons Bring business cards, fly- The Sons of Confederate ers or resumes to share. For Veterans, Gen. Joseph information contact Know the signs of rip currents Finegan Camp 745, meets KarenWerling@TeamWerlin June 16 at 7 p.m. at The Pig g.com. Barbeque. Jim Shillinglaw TALLAHASSEE – The amounts of water toward the those who cannot swim, are Weather Service website. While will present “Hampton Roads Parkinson’s support Florida Department of shore. poor swimmers or are un- at the beach, remember condi- – 1862 – The Ironclads.” The The Parkinson’s Disease Environmental Protection One common way that rip familiar with swimming in the tions can change rapidly, so public is invited to this and Support Group will meet at 7 reminds beachgoers of all ages currents form is when water ocean. observe the water conditions all historical presentations. p.m. at the Council on Aging, to beware of rip current safety. becomes trapped behind sand While warning flags are not and stay safe. 1367 South 18th St., Aug. 21, Rip currents are powerful cur- bars. required on public beaches, Remember, if you are Alzheimer’s support Sept. 18, Oct. 16, Nov. 20 and rents of water moving away Sand bars lie parallel and consistent use of flag colors caught in a rip current: The Alzheimer’s Dec. 18. from shore. close to the shore. At some where flags are present is man- • Stay calm; Caregiver Support Group for When strong winds blow point, the pressure of the dated by state law and is intend- • Do not swim against the Nassau County meets the Help needed toward the shore, waves are water against the sand bar may ed to promote safer beachgo- current; third Thursday each month. The all-volunteer Yulee formed that move large cut a narrow channel through ing. • Stay afloat! Swim along The next meeting is June 19 Interfaith Dinner Network it. The channel is usually no Red is indicative of high haz- the shore until you feel the cur- at the Council on Aging of needs the community’s help more than 20 yards wide and ard conditions; yellow means rent relax; Nassau County. The support to continue to provide hot, oving Mem water rushes back out to medium hazards are present; • When free of the current, group will meet 2:30- 3:30 healthy meals to adults and n L ory sea through it. That rapidly green indicates low hazard con- swim at an angle away from it p.m. From 3:30-4:30 p.m. a children experiencing I moving water is called a rip cur- ditions; and purple warn of the toward the beach; and Vitas Hospice representative hunger in our community. rent. presence of dangerous marine • Call or wave for help if will explain hospice care for Just $25 provides enough Visitors to Florida’s beaches life. Rip currents are an exam- you need assistance. dementia and answer ques- meat to serve a hot meal to are often inexperienced swim- ple of one type of hazard red The Florida Department of tions. 50 people. mers or non-swimmers who are flags may signal. Environmental Protection’s This meeting is open to To help, contact the net- not familiar with rip currents. Signs of a rip current Florida Coastal Office (FCO) the public and everyone who work at [email protected], Rip currents are strong and include: is responsible for oversight of has an interest is invited to 556-2496, or send donations may even pull the strongest • A channel of churning, the state’s 41 Aquatic attend. For information call to The Coalition for the Rowland Haddock, Jr. swimmers out to sea. choppy water; Preserves, three National Debra Homeless, P.O. Box 16123, 11/16/71 - 6/11/04 Children and the elderly are • An area having a notable Estuarine Research Reserves, Dombkowski, LPN, at Fernandina Beach, FL Loving memories never die especially vulnerable as are difference in water color; the Coral Reef Conservation 261-0701, ext. 113. Note, 32035. Please put YIDN in As these last 10 years • A line of foam, seaweed Program, and the July’s meeting will be held the memo line. have rolled on by. or debris moving steadily sea- National Marine Sanctuary. 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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2014 NEWS News-Leader 3A What’s taking so long on Lime Street?

MARY MAGUIRE tion started. News-Leader Why would they do that? “Nassau County upon How long does it take to reviewing the plans and pre- build a new sidewalk on Lime liminary work felt it would be Street in Fernandina Beach? safer for the students to move The Florida Department of the sidewalk further away from Transportation (FDOT) has the roadway,” said Gina been at it since September and Busscher in an email sent on should have been done by now. June 4. It now expects to finish in County engineers said yes, mid-July. that is true. FDOT is constructing a side- But they point to a timeline walk, drainage ditches and that adds another dynamic to installing some hand-railings the situation. between South 14th Street and They maintain that FDOT South Eighth Street, a stretch of changed the plans sometime road that is less than a half-mile between the final review meet- long. ing held two years ago and the The project is one of three start of construction last year. sidewalks that FDOT is con- And further, they maintain that MARY MAGUIRE/NEWS-LEADER structing around Southside FDOT did not alert the county Neighbors want to know when sidewalk construction on Lime Street will be finished. FDOT says mid-July. “July? Elementary School and the to its changes. That is ridiculous,” said Deborah Brown, who lives nearby. She stopped her car Friday morning to talk about her Boys & Girls Club under a Safe “They don’t have to tell us frustration with neighbor Ernest Roberts. Routes to School grant. The anything, but we thought it was total cost of the project is enough of a safety concern to $270,000. discuss it,” said County site visit, he requested a meet- run-off water. The county’s Public Works fidence in FDOT’s changes to FDOT is moving the side- Engineer Shane Whittier. ing with FDOT. FDOT cited right-of-way director said the situation has satisfy any safety concerns. walk in front of the club’s build- “There are a lot of kids running FDOT agreed to make issues again, and also said that been resolved and calls it a Who pays for the design ing farther away from the road- around out there so we thought changes where it could. a ditch will be easier for the learning opportunity. change? way, from three feet to eight the sidewalks should be farther Officials maintain that they did- county to maintain. “We look at this as an oppor- Herring said the county has feet, depending on right-of-way away from the road.” n’t have enough right-of-way Lime Street is a county road tunity to improve communica- not been asked for more money. allowances. The sidewalk redesign cen- clearances. but FDOT is doing the work tion,” said Scott Herring. “It’s The FDOT spokesperson said Why is the work taking so ters on a 25-foot section of side- Whittier said he also noticed because Public Works is not not that we didn’t work the final cost is being negotiat- long? walk in front of the Boys & Girls during a site visit that FDOT certified to do the project. Once well before, but we always look ed with federal officials who run FDOT said Nassau County Club. was digging drainage ditches the work is done, the county for ways to improve the the Safe Routes to School requested a design change for Whittier said after he noticed rather than burying pipe, as will be responsible for the side- process.” Program. safety reasons after construc- the change in plans during a originally planned, to handle walk’s maintenance. Herring also expressed con- [email protected]

just south of I-95. The car trav- The Ritz declined comment CHEF Continued from 1A eled onto the grass shoulder, pending the family’s return. Tolxdorf was an exalted cre- hit the tree and came to a rest Resort employees gathered on ator of menus, including that in a ditch, police said. Sunday to mourn their loss. of Salt, the fine dining estab- Tolxdorf’s family was in Funeral services will be at 1 lishment at the local Ritz. He Singapore and obituary infor- p.m. Monday in the ballroom was a proponent of the farm-to- mation was pending their of The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia table movement and had return. Island. appeared in schools and at numerous nonprofit group func- tions to benefit the community. The accident occurred about 11 a.m., according to a Florida Highway Patrol report. Tolxdorf was northbound in his 2004 Audi Q7 when his vehicle left the roadway and crossed onto property of a weigh sta- tion operated by the Florida Department of Transportation A S P L N

Needs volunteers to help Nassau SUBMITTED County families who need food, shelter Chef Thomas Tolxdorf died at the scene after his 2004 Audi Q7 left the roadway for and basic necessities. unknown reasons and struck a pine tree about 11 a.m. Saturday at the weigh station Call: 904.261.7000 for more information. on US 17 north, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. 1303 JASMINE STREET FERNANDINA BEACH, FL 32034

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To say that Aaron Bean is In addi- opposed to the current law with concrete on island optimistic about the state he tion to the (he feels it is too loosely writ- represents is like saying the welcomed ten), and instead prefers American flag is red, white funding for more restrictive legislation As part of Florida Public and blue. the on this topic. Utilities Co.’s reliability impro- It’s part of their fabric. Mayport Already concerned about vement initiative, FPU has been FPU will replace poles on Eighth Street Bean recently completed ferry, Bean the widespread use of pre- upgrading and improving the another legislative session in orchestrat- scription drugs, Bean doesn’t electric system on the island in between Sadler and Lime and a newer role as a Florida ed other see the benefits of legalizing an effort to improve perform- Highway, between Scott Road and Ian Drive. state senator. He previously local initia- marijuana even for medicinal ance and increase customer sat- served four terms as a state STEVE’S tives: use. If passed, the current isfaction, according to a press representative. MARKET • Secur- law can be interpreted in a release. from mature wood poles to stur- enced fewer outages that have While the legislative ses- PLACE ing tax dol- variety of ways. Significant capital improve- dier concrete poles. been restored more rapidly and sions as a senator are broad- lars to He also opposed a ments, enacted over the past Customers may experience we remain committed to pro- er than during his days as a revamp bill to allow the children of three years, have been design- short-term service interruption viding our customers with high representative, they still Steve Nicklas Thomas illegal immigrants to receive ed to strengthen the integrity of while work is completed. Any quality service,” it stated. are fresh and exciting to Creek and in-state tuition rates for the system, FPU said. Over the such anticipated outages will In 2014, more than 30 wood Bean. After all, he is innately eliminate flooding. Florida colleges and universi- course of the next few weeks, be coordinated with commer- transmission poles will be enthusiastic, as well as opti- • Providing matching ties (it was passed). Bean FPU will close single, town- cial accounts to mitigate impact replaced with concrete poles mistic. funds for beach renourish- preferred a clause that would bound lanes on Eighth Street, to commerce. In addition, wher- and a substation transformer He enthuses over the bil- ment on Amelia Island. require those children to between Sadler Road and Lime ever possible, FPU will sched- will be substituted. Similar lions of dollars channeled to • Widening A1A to six apply for residency – before Street, and single, northbound ule work to minimize traffic improvements over the last few public . lanes between Amelia Island earning the reduced tuition lanes on First Coast Highway, interruptions and overall years have thus far been meas- Or the $1 million committed and I-95 in Yulee. Bean had rates. between Scott Road and Ian impact. urable, “with dramatic reliabil- to capital improvements for placed the A1A project on the And a bill to allow more Drive. During these periods, Operating an electric utility ity improvements recorded the Mayport ferry. Or the crowded state calendar 10 gambling facilities in the FPU will be transferring pri- on an island subject to storms since 2009. FPU will never lose tax-relief measures given to years ago when he was a rep- state was struck down. mary distribution lines and and salt corrosion is not easy, sight of its commitment to cus- residents – as the state resentative. Tourism is already booming 69kV transmission facilities FPU said. “FPU has experi- tomer satisfaction and it will boasts a budget surplus this In total, 1,812 bills were in Florida, with 95 million vis- continue to monitor and estab- year. conceived this session itors last year. There is little lish quality objectives and the “I think there was a differ- between the House and the need for gambling-style company is hopeful our valued ent flavor this year,” Bean Senate. If this sounds like a resorts here, he believes. customers will recognize says. The members of the big number, it is actually less In addition, retirees and improvement in performance.” state Senate interacted har- than the average. The bills businesses are relocating to Florida Public Utilities Co. is moniously, regardless of are now awaiting the signa- the state at a swift rate. They a wholly owned subsidiary of party (unlike their peers on ture of Gov. . are fleeing other states with Chesapeake Utilities Corp. the national level). Bean is especially proud high taxes and onerous regu- Headquartered in West Palm Overall, the mood in of the tax-relief measures: lations. With these favorable Beach, FPU (www.fpuc.com) Tallahassee was “cordial, pro- three sales tax holidays as conditions, how is Florida’s distributes natural gas, propane ductive.” This is a byproduct well as a reduction in fees for outlook? and electric services to approx- of a state with an improving drivers’ licenses and vehicle “Strong,” Bean says, with ’ imately 100,000 customers in fiscal picture and a prosper- registration. This is a tidy that optimistic flare. Happy FathersDay markets throughout Florida. ing economy. way of returning excess tax Steve Nicklas is a financial Chesapeake Utilities Corpora- Bean represents Nassau receipts to residents and advisor who lives on Amelia tion is a diversified utility com- and Duval counties, and businesses. Island. His business columns ENTREES pany engaged in natural gas works closely with local State This fall a major issue will appear in several newspapers 1/2 Rep. Janet Adkins. Both live appear on the ballot in in . He can be distribution, transmission and PRICE from 5-6 pm marketing, electric distribution, in Nassau County, and both Florida – the legalization of reached at 753-0236. Cannot be used with special menu, or events or other discount offers. propane gas distribution and are up for re-election. medical marijuana. Bean is [email protected] Expires 6/18/14. 18% Gratuity will be added before the discount. wholesale marketing, advanced information services and other related services. 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Edward Visit www.edwardjones.com and A PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCMENT Jones moved up 47 spots to No. 444 on this www.careers.edwardjones.com. BY THE NEWS-LEADER The News-Leader Congratulates TheThe 2012–2013Nassau2012–2013Nassau CountyCounty GraduatesGraduates ofof FloridaFlorida StateState CollegeCollege atat JacksonvilleJacksonville Florida Sate College at Jacksonville held its 47th annual Commencement May 4 at the Veteran’s Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Florida. Students Keith Walters, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society President and Jonathan Rader, Deerwood Center Student Government Association President addressed the graduates. Four hundred and six degrees and certificates were conferred on Nassau Betty P.Cook Nassau Center, 76346 William Burgess Boulevard County residents. 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Yulee resigned from the U.S. Senate on Jan. 21, 1861, and returned to Florida to protect his railroad and supervise his plantations.

from the discovery of a letter YULEE he had written before his Continued from 1A official resignation from the west coast of the state at U.S. Senate, which urged Cedar Key, and the other on Southern forces to occupy the east coast at Fernan- forts and seize munitions in dina. Yulee established the Florida. Nannie Wickliffe railroad’s main office at Yulee used her family’s polit- Fernandina, but finding the ical connections and suc- town’s original location ceeded in convincing unsuitable, he convinced General Ulysses S. Grant to most of Fernandina’s resi- intervene on her husband’s dents to relocate the center behalf. After being paroled SUBMITTED PHOTO of town approximately one in 1866, Yulee returned to A conceptual plan for a two-story welcome center, above, on the east side of the Fernandina Municipal Airport was mile south – to its present Fernandina and worked to estimated to cost about $2 million. It has an observation deck, three times the tenant space of a one-story welcome location. Yulee envisioned rebuild the . center and could be used for post-hurricane emergency services. A conceptual plan for a 3,270-square-foot one- Fernandina as “the Manhat- By 1877, financial difficulties story welcome center was estimated to cost about $950,000. tan of the South,” and had forced him to sell his majori- the new town plotted accord- ty share, but he remained AIRPORT The site location for the north area for parking. uct,” Holesko said. “This is a ingly (complete with its own active as the railroad’s vice Nardone’s plans is on the east Holesko said the ultimate conceptual update ... whether Central Park). president until his retire- Continued from 1A side of the airport at an unde- decision for the location of the the building goes to the north Yulee returned to the ment in 1881. David Yulee According to Holesko, veloped space at end of Lyndale welcome center would be decid- or east, it will all work out in a U.S. Senate in 1855, and was and his wife retired to $950,000 will be available for Road. Nardone said the area ed during the master plan favorable manner if the city an advocate of states’ rights Washington D.C., where the welcome center from the already has infrastructure avail- update that begins in August. wants to move forward.” and later secession from the Nannie passed away in 1881. Florida Department of able such as an access road, An advisory committee will be In separate votes, the AAC Union. His fierce views and Yulee died on Oct. 10, 1886, Transportation. Another sewer, water and retention formed with up to 20 members and city commission agreed to passionate oration led his fel- in City. In 2000 the $150,000 will be available from ponds. to work on that plan and a endorse the welcome center, low senators to refer to him Florida Department of State FDOT for the airport strategic AAC member Sam Lane strategic plan for the airport, which will allow City Manager as the “Florida Fire Eater.” designated Yulee as a Great plan and $150,000 from the said he was concerned that to be funded by the FAA and Joe Gerrity to pursue grants for Yulee believed that if the Floridian. The city of Yulee Federal Aviation Administration pilots would not park their FDOT. funding. Gerrity is also the number of free states in the and Levy County are named for an update of the airport mas- planes at the east area, but “This is by no means city’s airport manager. Union outnumbered the in his honor. ter plan. rather would continue to use remotely close to the final prod- [email protected] slave states, the south would Thursday, June 12, will A technical advisory com- be overwhelmed by the mark the 204th anniversary mittee will be formed, to begin north politically. This view, of David Yulee’s birth. The working on the strategic and along with allowing his chil- Fernandina Restoration master plans in August. The dren to be raised Christian, Foundation will partner with study process is scheduled to estranged Yulee from his the Amelia Island Museum take a year, and will involve a father, Moses Levy. of History to celebrate discussion of specifications of Construction began on Yulee’s extraordinary life by the welcome center. the Florida Railroad in unveiling a statue in his Architect Christopher September of 1855. As with honor at the historic train Nardone presented two con- most of the track laid in the depot (102 Centre St.) on ceptual plans for the welcome south before the Civil War, Thursday at noon. Built in center at the city airport. the work was done mostly 1899, the depot is in the A one-story plan would cost by slaves, supplemented by process of being restored by about $950,000 and a two-story freedmen and white labor- the public/private partner- plan would cost about twice that ers. Fighting their way ship of the Amelia Island amount, according to estimates. through dense forests and Tourist Development The two-story structure, how- swamps, it took almost a Council, the city of ever, could function as an emer- year to lay down the first 10 Fernandina Beach and the gency center after a Category 4 miles of track. Despite near- Fernandina Restoration or 5 hurricane, Nardone said, in ly facing bankruptcy in the Foundation. the case of severe flooding. Panic of 1857, the line between Fernandina and Cedar Key was completed in 1860. The first train from Fernandina arrived in Cedar Key on March 1, 1861, just weeks before shots were fired on Fort Sumter, S.C. Yulee resigned from the U.S. Senate on Jan. 21, 1861, and returned to Florida to pro- tect his railroad and super- vise his plantations. Though he was never officially linked to the Confederacy, Yulee corresponded with Confederate officials, includ- ing President and Attorney General (later Secretary of War and Secretary of State) Judah P. Benjamin – who was Yulee’s second cousin. The Civil War proved to be destructive for the Florida Railroad. Confederate forces pulled up rails for their own purposes, while the Union Army destroyed 30 miles of track leading to Cedar Key. Union forces captured Fernandina on March 3, 1862. David Yulee escaped by train, under fire from the USS Ottawa. Yulee retreated to his plantation near Homosassa, until it was burned down by Federal troops in 1864. Yulee and his family spent the remainder of the war at “Cottonwood,” his plantation near Archer. After emancipation Yulee encouraged the education of freedmen, and advocated employing African American men and women as teachers. At the close of the Civil War Yulee was sent to Gainesville as part of a dele- gation to petition for read- mission into the Union. He was arrested for treason against the and sent to Fort Pulaski. The charge of treason stemmed

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6A WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2014 NEWS News-Leader Snakes and baby birds

Well folks, you know how Then I Susan and she excitedly much I enjoy snakes and how heard from showed me a nest with open- I try to spread the word that Dick Munns, mouthed baby birds that she most are non-venomous and who report- just had discovered. She and I all are more afraid of you than ed that yel- both took photos and noticed you are of them? And that low rat a pair of nearby cardinals get- snakes help rid your yards snakes are ting upset by all this ruckus at from destructive rats and common in the nest. Sure enough they mice? Well, of course that’s his yard and were the parents and when still true. But the sad news is have eaten we left they took turns com- that besides preying on WILD up a nest of ing in with small grubs they rodents, many snakes also eat WAYS baby cardi- had extracted from the near- baby birds. nals and by understory. Recently I’ve been hearing later he But the next day the news a number of stories about Pat found a yel- was not so good. There were snake/bird predation in our Foster-Turley low rat no babies in the nest, and the area. Winifred Stephenson snake in his parents seemed surprised reported the loss of one of bluebird box, having eaten all about it too. They continued her two old parakeets kept in the babies and then, with the to bring grubs to the nest a cage in her garage. She bulges inside, was too large to area but had no one to feed came home to find one green get out. He also knew that them to. The babies were way PAT FOSTER-TURLEY/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER parakeet, one yellow feather snakes are useful and not to too young to fly. You guessed laying more eggs. And this and one garter snake with a wantonly kill them, but baby it. I’m also thinking snakes. time they will look for an area parakeet-sized lump inside blue birds and cardinals, So, what to do about snake not so conducive to snakes, a the cage. She mourned the you’ve got to admit, however predation on birds that you life lesson learned. It’s loss of her pet, but realizing natural this is, it’s heartbreak- cherish? There are no easy nature’s way of checks and this is what snakes do, she ing. answers. First off, you have to balances. released it back into the far I’m thinking that snakes accept the fact that nature is If you wish to be more side of her garden. I don’t were also responsible for my what it is. Besides eating nui- than philosophical about this, know this, but I’m guessing friend Susan’s disturbing sance rodents, snakes also eat though, there are some steps she has moved the remaining experience with a cardinal baby birds. But most bird par- you can take to lower your parakeet and its cage into nest in lorapetalum shrubs by ents will immediately set to snake population. Don’t kill another area too. her door. One day I visited work making a new nest and them, please. But if you make your back yard habitat a bit less snake friendly it might help. That means clearing up clutter like stacks of firewood, and areas under decks where % snakes can nest and hide. It may mean cutting back some OFF Michael Kors dense undergrowth as well to 25 remove further hiding places. There are also tried and true methods to “snake proof” birdhouses that you can find on the Internet. You can also get snake traps that lure snakes into “secure” hiding places where they get trapped, then you SUSAN GALLION/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER can remove them and relo- A mother cardinal comes back to feed her young and cate them to another area. Or finds them missing, above. A snake like this young rat you can call a professional snake (also called chicken snakes for their predation pest control company to do upon chicks), top, may be a culprit in the killing of baby Designer Handbags this for you. birds. Hobo • Helen Kaminski But don’t rely on the many • Mary Frances products on the market that Brahmin propose to repel snakes. And, counter to popular experts. But please try to These products do not work myths snakes are not repelled enjoy snakes for all the good Rioni, BCBGMAXAZRIA and are just placebos to make by moth balls, sulfur or other services they provide for the & more! you feel happier about things. commonly mentioned sub- environment and, if you can stances. If you want to see get past your innate fear, for this for yourself, Google the beauty and life they also “snake repellent YouTube” add to our world. Center, Inc for some proof. Pat Foster-Turley is a zoolo- • HANDBAGS • JEWELRY • GIFTS The food pantry needs donations of For even more information gist on Amelia Island. She wel- non-perishable food items on controlling snakes in your comes your nature questions Hours: all year round. yard check out this website – and observations. For more information, 10-5 Mon-Sat call: 261.7000 www.snake-removal.com – [email protected] 1303 Jasmine St., Ste. 101 Fernandina Beach, FL prepared by pest removal

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2014 OPINION News-Leader 7A Please, quit your belly-aching

I’m sorry, but I just can’t help but laugh at vehemently. Amazingly, the issue, but the gaudy colors – but that is just a some of the things that people lose sleep over. skate park has not ruined the guess. So again, I find myself taking aim at the cheese beach experience, but I guess I have visited this area for over 50 years and and whiners club. the slide will. have lived here for over 30. As a transplanted The latest is the ongoing tear letting I can’t tell you how many damn Yankee, I learned a valuable lesson: over the big slide at Main Beach. Oh my times I hear people lament Locals don’t care how we did things “back F LORIDA’ S O LDEST W EEKLY N EWSPAPER god, really? A temporary structure on the cor- about the problem of ram- home” and I could move right back there if it E STABLISHED IN 1854 ner of the grassy knoll is causing this uproar, bunctious children, and that was so great or better! The News-Leader is published with pride weekly really? idle time is the devil’s work- I think that can be applied to this scenario. for the people of Nassau County by Community And I love the reasoning (if you can call it shop and all that kind of stuff. You move into a condo, on desecrated sand Newspapers, Inc., Athens, Georgia. We believe that, as reason has little to do with it in my OPINIONS That lament has been a gen- dunes, complain that an area that used to be a that strong newspapers build strong communi- opinion) that it is an eyesore and obstructs the FROM THE erational complaint since the recreational one for families, including kids, ties – “Newspapers get things done!” Our primary view of the poor victims who reside in the love- GOFLDISH time children were first with many structures, cannot now be used as goal is to publish distinguished and profitable ly structures behind it. invented. But here in such. And your argument is that you now live community-oriented newspapers. This mission will be accomplished through the teamwork of So, let me start with the lovely structures “Friendly Fernandina” as I there and want a private, unfettered view of professionals dedicated to the truth, integrity, qual- behind it. Those monstrosities were built on Coleman used to hear this place called, your private ocean, because that is the way it ity and hard work. beautiful dunes that were leveled, destroying the complaining goes on, as was sold to you. I say buyer beware, under- gopher tortoise habitats and others in the Langshaw all the while we systematical- stand that what lies in front of you is public FOY R. MALOY JR ., PUBLISHER process, and perhaps a few old structures that ly have eliminated venues for these dastardly land, to be enjoyed by all of the public, kids MICHAEL PARNELL, EDITOR might have been inhabited by families who kids to recreate. included, as it historically was. The prece- MIKE HANKINS, ADVERTISING DIRECTOR had children that used to enjoy the amenities Anyway, I digress. I, like most who don’t dence is in the deep history of this community, ROBERT FIEGE, PRODUCTION DIRECTOR for kids at the beach. have a front row seat to the ocean, walk, bike not in any Johnny-come-lately’s myopic view of BOB TIMPE, CIRCULATION DIRECTOR Oh, there’s an interesting segue – those or drive to the beach. On my last visit, I drove, things. ANGELINE MUDD, amenities, like the very large, once permanent parked and walked around the tempestuous So, all of you cheese and whiners, quit your waterslide, the skating rink and the go-kart temporary waterslide, to get to the beach – belly-aching, get out of your chair and walk BUSINESS OFFICE MANAGER track, to name a few, have gone the way of the which took me an eternity, like 10 seconds down to the beach like the rest of us if you SIÂN PERRY, ASSISTANT EDITOR dinosaur, leaving an open space for condo (because I slowed down to look at it, as I can’t see the entire beach. The exercise will do BETH JONES, SPORTS EDITOR dwellers and downtowners who hike from the passed by). you wonders, might even clear those angry TOM WOOD DINK NESMITH other side of the island to see the mighty Interestingly, when I reached the beach, I cobwebs accrued from retirement, wherein CHAIRMAN PRESIDENT Atlantic without nary an obstructed view. looked back at the offended condos, and you perhaps the truest idle times are becoming the Nice trade-off: Not. know what? I still could see them, in spite of devil’s workshop. I also have a feeling that these cheese and the slide. Of course the slide did block a bit of And by the way, if you happen to see a dis- whiners are the same ones who earlier object- my view, but then again, I was at ground level oriented gopher tortoise walking the sidewalk ed to the eyesore (and ear sore) of the skate and not nearly as far away from the slide as on your way to the beach, please don’t try to The views expressed by the columnists and letter writers on this page are their own park. But I guess since they couldn’t thwart were the condos from the slide. It occurred to put it in the ocean, maybe take the time to and do not necessarily reflect the views of some recreational opportunities of older kids me right then that the obstructed view from entice it back towards its habitat, somewhere the newspaper, its owners or employees. within their environs, they are now taking aim the condo is extremely minimal. My guess is near to your present habitat, the one that used on fun for little kids, who can’t squawk as that the view obstruction is not really the to be the tortoises’ home.

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Not funny not by the county commissioners. The News-Leader writer of the front- Although I mostly agree both with page article May 28 tried to explain Michael Parnell’s column, “The coun- away this reduction in funds by describ- ty’s childish response,” and Steve ing this action as “realigned funding” Nicklas’s humorous take, “Comedy at and then describes a silly analogy the commission” (May 30), I don’t find about front pocket money and back any of the antics by our Board of pocket money. So I guess this is gov- County Commissioners responding to ernment fuzzy math or even better, a citizen submitting a letter to this maybe it’s the application of Common newspaper actually funny. Core Standards now being taught in Michele Kling, the writer of the our public schools. Bottom line, this original letter (May 21), was simply $10 million should have been in CD’s expressing her concerns over how or at a minimum in a lockbox earning sophomoric our elected officials have interest for the citizens of this county become. Our commissioners have now for the past year. It was a weak expla- proven her point by calling a “special” nation by the county manager that meeting to address her letter. Out of 28 shifting around these funds kept our sentences in her letter, only two sen- county’s credit and bond rating high. tences addressed her concern regard- Presenting accounting information to ing the $10 million designated for the these credit/bond rating agencies that new Sheriff’s Administration building. includes shifting and realignment of The bulk of her letter describes the dollars may be legal, but to me it’s inability of our commissioners to work deceptive and lacks moral ethics. with our Clerk of the Court/Comp- One of our commissioners has troller John Crawford. Mr. Crawford’s implied there would be $10 million job, among others, is simply to be the available for various countywide proj- gatekeeper of our tax dollars. Most of ects because it was more likely that our commissioners are frustrated with the Sheriff’s Administration building Mr. Crawford’s fiscal responsibility would now be financed with a bond. holding them in check. The commis- Hence the need for a high credit/bond sioners tried to imply that the county rating. He also said he would push for was “broke” in order to raise taxes. an increase in the millage rate for prop- RJ MATSON/CAGLE CARTOONS The commissioners didn’t like his pres- erty taxes as soon as he was re-elect- entation to them proving that the coun- ed. I suggest we flush most of them out from participation in government.” I Patriotic Community those truckers who braked their heavy ty was not “broke.” This isn’t compli- come Election Day, including County would encourage our commissioners loads, stopped their trucks and placed cated and it certainly isn’t a “feud” as Attorney David Hallman, who treated to re-read their own resolution before Thursday, June 5 was the day of a hand over their hearts. To the farmer, mentioned by one of our county com- the public commenter at the special they call a special meeting the next one last mission for a local veteran. A plowing a hundred feet off the road in missioners during the special meeting meeting like it was his own private time a citizen writes a letter that does- group of motorcyclists and I had the dis- a field, on that big green and yellow by the commissioners. Just follow the courtroom by conducting what n’t agree with their “tax and spend” tinct honor and privilege to escort the tractor, who opened the door, removed money. Mr. Crawford is fiscally con- appeared to me to be a “deposition” agenda. procession at the request of the family his cap and stood at attention. To the servative and most of the commis- on the citizen rightfully trying to I applaud Mrs. Kling for spending from Hilliard to the National Cemetery older man at the Callahan stoplight, sioners are from the “tax and spend” express her concerns regarding the her precious time monitoring our elect- on Lannie Road. I did not know the who changed hands with his cane in camp. conduct of this commission. This was ed officials by attending their meet- person, but as I visited and talked with order to render a proper salute with In defense of Mrs. Kling’s effort to completely out of line as the county ings, writing letters and trying to get the family, I realized that I knew the his right arm: you are the ones who inform the public about the shifting attorney works at the behest of the the truth out. Don’t let our commis- man he was. He was a 17-year-old kid can ride with our group anytime. There around of hundreds of thousand of dol- commissioners, not the public at large, sioners intimidate you folks. For now, who lied about his age to join the Army were many others who also showed lars that were designated for the new and should have no interaction with we still have First Amendment rights; while others were skipping the country tribute and respect. Sheriff’s Administration building, I the public unless directed to do so by get involved. Don’t just vote and expect to or Canada to avoid the draft. To the person in the SUV, texting offer the following. She learned from “his clients.” things to be OK, instead go to these He was a man who without hesitation and driving, accelerating past the cars, one commissioner that the $10 million By the way, none of the commis- meetings when you can, do your own wrote a blank check to his country and paying no attention to the flashing blue that was supposedly set aside for the sioners present made any effort to rein research and write comments to the Uncle Sam, to go in harm’s way, at a lights of the sheriff’s escort or the Sheriff’s Administration building had in their attorney but were more than editor supporting and criticizing when place called Vietnam. Returning home dozen motorcycles with flashers, with dwindled by several hundred thousand willing to allow this “deposition” to necessary the actions of our elected after 24 months of frontline duty, to not the grieving wife and family following dollars. The commissioner was continue. For the record, officials. even a community thank you or wel- behind – there will be anot-her day for unaware and did not approve of this. Commissioner Steve Kelley refused to For the commissioners, if you have come, as it was for most of his brothers you. Fair winds and following seas, vet- Ms. Kling then requested a Sheriff’s participate in this fiasco. Ironically, our a need to respond to this letter, then in arms, during that time. A family man eran brother. Thank you for your hon- Administration building budget time- commissioners passed a resolution write your own comment to the News- who stood by his principles, leadership orable and unselfish service. God bless line and discovered that on April 30 proclaiming May as civility month. In Leader or telephone me, but please in his church and community involve- you, Rodney, and the Wallis family. that indeed the $10 million had been this resolution it says “personal attacks don’t waste any more taxpayer dollars ment with the Veterans of Foreign Welcome home from the members of reduced to $833,000. This action was detract from the open exchange of with a special meeting. Wars. the Blank Check Society. approved by both the county manager ideas, prevent fair discussion of the Hal C. Whitley As the procession made its way Eric Lewis and the assistant county manager but issues and can discourage individuals Fernandina Beach south, I would like to say thank you to Hilliard

VIEWPOINT/DAVE LOTT/ATLANTA, GA. Yes, we do need a riverfront park

t was with great surprise, and significant most, if not all, of those meetings and partici- Committee and further enhancements were that there could be no reduction in parking disappointment, that I read Ron Sapp’s pated in the discussion. One of the meetings, made to the plan and then approved by the city spaces from the current configuration and that June 4 column (“We don’t need waterfront an all-day Saturday charette, drew over 110 cit- commission in 2009 and again in 2012. The principle has been followed in the approved Ipark,”). My surprise came from my knowl- izens representing all aspects of our communi- plan was further improved by the Waterfront plan. edge of Ron’s long history of championing ty, so to characterize the proponents as a small Advisory Group – a group of professional I do agree with Ron on his point about the quality of life issues for the city such as tree band of “wide-eyed, never-say-die supporters” architects and designers – last month. So the private property north of the city marina hav- preservation, youth programs and open space is highly misleading. resulting riverfront park plan was truly a com- ing the potential for a much larger economic acquisitions. Ron wears with great pride, and The one element that has consistently risen munity effort. impact on the city as well as creating much justifiably so, his record as one of the leading to the top of the list for the community’s desire Why is such a riverfront park desired? more stress on the downtown infrastructure advocates for the city’s acquisition through a for the city-owned riverfront property is as Other coastal communities have clearly than the park. But those lots are owned by a general obligation bond (GOB) of the 300-acre both an active and passive park. While Ron’s shown that such a park is a gathering number of different individuals or companies Egans Creek Greenway in 1999. I know that position that the passive amenities such as the spot for residents and visitors alike. The with differing perspectives on the best usage Ron often likes to take a contrarian position benches, viewing platforms and boardwalk city has no park or recreational facilities of that property going forward. But one per- just to stimulate a good debate, and I hope that that currently exist are sufficient, the consen- west of Eighth Street to serve its residents and spective they seem to have in common is that is the case with his latest column. sus from the community’s input was that they visitors. And yes, more people coming and the development of the riverfront park will I had the privilege of serving on the city’s wanted additional active elements such as a spending longer amounts of time should boost improve the quality of life in the overall down- initial Waterfronts Florida Program Advisory playground, splash fountain, historical infor- the economic impact to the downtown busi- town area, improve its overall vibrancy and Committee, which served as the originator of mation, shaded seating and an open area that nesses. increase the desirability of their property for the riverfront park plan conceptual design would support various types of performances, Contrary to Ron’s assertion, there were conversion into residential or mixed-use pur- draft. However, it is important to note the family reunion gatherings, etc. very specific cost estimates provided to the poses. work of the WFPAC drew upon numerous pre- The passive elements that are now there city commission and the public broken down As one of those wide-eyed supporters, I vious efforts of various committees and advi- resulted from the efforts of the WFPAC and into three categories: the improvements to hope that the city commission will continue to sory groups in the development of that plan. the city’s Park & Recreation Department as a Front Street; the horizontal elements (utilities, support the full development of the park plan The WFPAC used the technical assistance of basic, but significant, improvement from the sidewalks) of the park; and the vertical ele- recognizing that the vertical elements can be the state Department of Environmental gravel parking areas that existed previously ments (playground equipment, restrooms, added in stages. I believe the money spent Protection and held at least three public meet- and to allow people to get better and more fre- landscaping, etc.). My understanding is that from a combination of impact fees, grants, pri- ings with the community in 2007 and 2008 to quent use of the area. As John Megna’s letter the city manager is updating those estimates vate contributions and taxpayers will be a solid discuss the vision and future of the city’s in the same edition of the News-Leader pointed and will soon present them to the city commis- investment for the community. waterfront. out, the plan developed by WFPAC was sion. As to parking requirements, the design Dave Lott served as interim city manager of My recollection is that Ron was present for reviewed by the Parks & Recreation Advisory always operated under a commission dictate Fernandina Beach.

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POLICE REPORT

This was written by Angela Daughtry of the During questioning, the employee told the Callahan, when two black male suspects entered 14th St., Fernandina Beach, May 29, Nassau News-Leader from oral and written reports by the officer the incident was a misunderstanding that the home and stabbed the victim. These two res- County capias, trafficking in morphine. Nassau County Sheriff’s Office, the City of was the result of a verbal altercation, during idences are near each other and may be related. I Qorey Laroi Dawson, 28, Kingsland, Ga., Fernandina Beach Police Department and other which he asked his supervisor “if this was a cut- The suspects in both of these cases are con- May 29, Nassau County capias, dealing in stolen agencies. Arrest indicates suspicion of a crime, throat situation.” sidered armed and dangerous. If you have any property. not guilt. The employee also informed police he keeps information on these two incidents, contact I Christopher Michael Blair, 37, 17121 Brush a .22 caliber handgun in his truck but did not bran- Detective Brewer at 548-4034. You can also Creek Drive, Hilliard, May 29, Nassau County dish it or make any threats with it. remain anonymous by calling First Coast Crime warrant, aggravated assault, battery. Disturbance at RockTenn According to the report, the officer deter- Stoppers at 1-866-845-TIPS (8477). If your tip I Lason Shand Horne, 24, 35261 Quail Road, A reported threat of violence by a RockTenn mined the employee “did not display any erratic leads to an arrest you may be eligible for a reward Callahan, May 28, child abuse. employee resulted in no arrest June 4 after a city behavior that would indicate he was capable of up to $3,000. I Christopher Michael Clemens, 30, 565 police officer determined the incident was the workplace violence,” and “only wanted to give his Pine Road, Fernandina Beach, May 28, burglary result of a misunderstanding, according to a side of the situation.” of a conveyance, fraudulent use of a credit card, report. Due to the lack of illegal activity, no arrest was Felony arrests grand theft. An officer was sent to the RockTenn plant at made and the incident was considered by police I Jazz Montana Daniels, 27, Bartow, June 1, I Joseph William Kitchings, 42, Folkston, Ga., 600 N. Eighth St. at 7:37 a.m. after an anony- to be an internal issue between the employee Nassau County warrant, grand theft auto. May 27, possession of a controlled substance mous caller told police an employee had “made and RockTenn personnel. I Rivera Wilmer, 32, Palmetto, June 1, pos- without a prescription, possession of not more threats against other employees” the night before, session of counterfeited driver’s license or ID than 20 grams of marijuana, possession of drug and “was heading towards the main entrance” of card, operating a motor vehicle without a valid paraphernalia. the plant. Home invasion license. I Frank Earl Wilder, 83, 95035 Denise St., The caller also told police the employee “had Friday at approximately 3 a.m. at 45139 Arline I Michael Anthony Colson, 40, 45064 Colson Fernandina Beach, May 27, Nassau County war- a pistol in his truck and was looking at people in Road, Callahan, two black male suspects unlaw- Road, Callahan, May 31, Nassau County warrant, rant, trafficking in morphine, opium, oxycodone, an aggressive manner.” fully entered into a home, the Nassau County violation of probation/sale, manufacture, pur- heroin and hydrocodone. On arriving at the facility, the officer spoke Sheriff’s Office reported in a press release. One chase or delivery of marijuana. I Lason Shand Horne, 24, 35261 Quail with a security guard who said he had escorted suspect proceeded into the victim’s room and I Timothy David McLeod, 26, Jacksonville, Road, Callahan, May 27, Nassau County warrant, the employee to a meeting room, according to the shot at the victim, hitting him in the stomach May 31, battery within a detention facility. grand theft motor vehicle, dealing in stolen prop- report. causing critical injuries, police said. Another sus- I Cary Wesley Deming, 52, 84163 Owens erty. Other personnel at RockTenn reportedly told pect entered into the victim’s mother’s room and Road, Fernandina Beach, May 30, Nassau County I Christopher Douglas Owens, 22, 30306 the officer the employee had made threats “in the asked for money. capias, sale or delivery of a controlled substance. CR 121, Hilliard, May 27, Nassau County warrant, nature of cutting someone’s throat.” Company offi- The suspects fled the scene in unknown direc- I Beau Theron Claxton III, 29, 86039 Di grand theft auto, dealing in stolen property. cials at that time were conducting an investigation tion. Charia St., Yulee, May 30, bond surrender, domes- I Calvin Hinely Zipperer III, 46, Savannah, to determine if the employee should be disci- A similar case occurred on March 30 at tic battery by strangulation, battery. Ga., May 27, possession of cocaine. plined, the report stated. approximately 9:30 a.m. at 45243 Whitfield Road, I Jonathan Andrew Honeycutt, 24, 302 South [email protected]

COURT REPORT

The following report was compiled by Angela with intent to sell, deliver, manufacture or pur- written threats to kill or do bodily injury and was I Larry Richard Hester was served an affi- Daughtry, News-Leader staff, from the June 5 court chase, possession of controlled substance para- adjudicated guilty. He was sentenced to18 months davit and admitted to a violation of probation docket of Circuit Court Judge Robert M. Foster. phernalia, possession of less than 20 grams of in a state prison with credit for time served, fol- being served for possession of a controlled sub- I Terrance Fitzgerald Baker admitted to vio- cannabis, no citation, and two counts of sale, lowed by three years drug offender probation. stance and was adjudicated guilty. Probation was lations of probation being served for two counts delivery, purchase or manufacture of marijuana Prison sentence is to run consecutive with one he revoked and terminated, and he was sentenced of sale, manufacture, purchase or delivery of and was adjudicated guilty. Probation was revoked is currently serving, and probation runs con- to four months in Nassau County Jail with cred- cocaine within 1,000 feet of a church business or and terminated and he was sentenced to four currently with another case. He must have a it for time served. He was ordered to pay school and was adjudicated guilty. Probation was months in Nassau County Jail with credit for drug/alcohol evaluation within 60 days of release $1,5522.17 in outstanding costs. revoked and terminated and he was sentenced to time served, to run concurrently. He was ordered and submit to random urinalysis. He was ordered I A jury trial date of Sept. 15 was set for 19 months in a state prison with credit for time to pay $2,682.16 in outstanding costs. to pay $418 in court costs, $151 in surcharges, Darryl Roger Johnson, charged with sale of a served. He was ordered to pay $2,278.64 in out- I Dedrick Lamon Davis pleaded guilty to pos- $150 to the Public Defender’s Office and $100 to controlled substance within 1,000 feet of an assist- standing costs. In another case, Baker pleaded session of cocaine, no citation, and adjudication the State Attorney’s Office. ed living facility, sale of a controlled substance and guilty to sale or delivery of cocaine and was adju- was withheld. He was not prosecuted on a charge I Jennifer Renee Embry was served an affi- sale, manufacture or delivery of a controlled sub- dicated guilty. He was sentenced to 19 months in of possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis, davit and denied violations of probation being stance. prison, to run concurrently, and ordered to pay no citation. He was sentenced to 18 months of served for two counts of grand theft, three counts I George Horton pleaded guilty to grand $518 in court costs and $100 to the State drug offender probation with random urinalysis of dealing in stolen property and obtaining or theft and adjudication was withheld. He was sen- Attorney’s Office. and a drug/alcohol evaluation within 60 days attempting to obtain a controlled substance by tenced to time served in Nassau County Jail and I A jury trial date of Sept. 15 was set for Peter and any recommended treatment. Probation may fraud. ordered to pay $1,033 in restitution, $418 in court Alexander Booker, charged with armed robbery. be terminated early after 12 months if conditions I Earnest Lee Foster pleaded guilty to a less- costs, $150 to the Public Defender’s Office and John William Brown submitted a written plea are successfully completed. He was ordered to er-included charge of battery and was adjudicat- $100 to the State Attorney’s Office. of not guilty to driving while license permanent- pay $518 in court costs and $100 to the State ed guilty. He was sentenced to four months in I Marshall Hufstetler pleaded not guilty to ly revoked. Attorney’s Office. Probation may be transferred Nassau County Jail with credit for time served, to possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, I Rusty Curry Canaday was adjudicated guilty to Hinesville, Ga. run concurrently with a pending case. He was using a firearm under the influence of alcohol or of a lesser-included charge of no valid driver’s I Shera Marie Dinkins pleaded not guilty to ordered to pay $352 in surcharges, $223 in court drugs and disorderly intoxication. license and sentenced to time served in Nassau sale, manufacture, purchase or delivery of cocaine costs, $100 to the Public Defender’s Office and I Andrew Todd Kight admitted to a violation County Jail. He was ordered to pay $223 in court within 1,000 feet of a church, business or school. $50 to the State Attorney’s Office. Restitution is of probation being served for driving under the costs, $50 to the State Attorney’s Office and $100 I A jury trial date of Sept. 15 was set for reserved by the State Attorney’s Office. influence of alcohol and possession of a con- to the Public Defender’s Office. Jeremiah Wayne Doyle, charged with felony bat- I Charline Jeannette Gravely pleaded not trolled substance and was adjudicated guilty. 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10A WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2014 NEWS News-Leader POLITICS IN BRIEF Fleet West Side Democrats Jacksonville University, he g currently serves as the rela- Pricin The Westside Democratic Club will meet at tionship development officer ct 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Nassau County Building for UF Health in Jacksonville. Dire on Mickler Street in Callahan. Guest speaker Bean has received numer- is District 4 Congressional candidate Paula ous awards and recognition Moser-Bartlett. Dinner and a brief business for his conservative leader- meeting will follow her presentation. Meetings ship. He currently chairs the are always open to the public. Senate Health Policy Bean Committee, and serves on GOP executive committee many other legislative com- The Nassau County Republican Executive mittees including: Committee will have its monthly meeting on Appropriations Subcommittee on Education, Thursday, June 19 at the Nassau County Appropriations Subcommittee on Health and Building, 86028 Pages Dairy Road, Yulee. Human Services, Commerce and Tourism, Guest speaker for the monthly meeting will Government Oversight and Accountability and N be State Sen. Aaron Bean. Bean currently rep- the Select Committee on Patient Protection TIO resents Florida Senate District 4, which and Affordable Care Act. ENT includes Duval and Nassau counties. The meeting will begin promptly at 7:30 TT Bean served eight years in the Florida p.m. and all registered Republicans are wel- A House of Representatives. Prior to election to come to attend. the House, he served as a commissioner and For questions, contact Justin Taylor at jtay- BUSINESS OWNERS mayor of Fernandina Beach. A graduate of [email protected] or (904) 226-6207. & YOUR EMPLOYEES! Appeals court to rule on net ban

Florida News Connection fishermen have argued the ban ermen can still use cast nets has impacted their livelihood. and those smaller than 500 DUVAL FLEET OFFERS THE TALLAHASSEE – A spokes- Lifelong Florida fisherman square feet. According to the person for the Florida Wildlife Captain Dave Lear says that’s Florida Wildlife Federation and Commission says the state is not true. other groups, since the passage RELATIONSHIP YOU NEED! waiting for an appeals court “They can still fish using of the net ban amendment decision on whether it should allowable gear. There’s millions there’s been a surge in near- continue to enforce the state’s of pounds of recorded mullet shore populations of fish such landmark net ban, and what and other species that are being as redfish, sea trout and other type of nets can be used. The caught with cast nets,” says popular game species. net ban was added as an amend- Lear. “We don’t need to take a Protecting the game fishing ment to the state constitution step backwards and allow gill industry is equally as vital to in 1994 with the support of 72 nets again.” Florida’s economy, explains percent of Florida voters, but Under the rule, gill nets are Lear. since then some commercial outlawed, but commercial fish- “The sport fishing industry in Florida is billions of dollars worth of economic impact. It’s We spent the weekend in Stone Mountain, Georgia with 20 other second only to agriculture,” says RV'ers from Florida. The funny thing was all of us viewing and walking Lear. “The commercial indus- the mountain when we are used to level ground. I swear I was going try was going to fish themselves to have a nose bleed! Come by the coffee is on. out of existence if this ban was- NORTH FLORIDA’S LARGEST NEW & USED n’t enacted.” DEERTRACKS After the constitutional The condition your plumbing is in is important to us! Sales, installation and amendment regarding the net COMMERCIAL & RETAIL INVENTORY service. Repair, replace, remodel or new construction for residential, com- ban was passed, the Florida F 150’s • F250’s • F350’s and Up • Cargo Vans • Transit Connect Vans mercial or industrial needs as well as 24/7 emergency service. Counter Sales for do-it-yourself and showroom open for you. Fish and Wildlife Commission Commercial Financing & Leasing Available limited a net’s mesh size to two- DEERWALK inch stretch mesh. Commercial fishermen say that limit forces CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT We have one unit empty that is full of opportunity for your business. Call them to only catch juvenile fish, Andrea 277-3942. Join Recovered Resources Group, The Knotty Beader, which aren’t marketable. out at The Blindman & Robin, Metabolic Research Center, The Savory Market, k us Vape-out, Jazzercize and Crumps' Barbershop. On site management in Chec com Fleet. a friendly neighborhood. Duval 904-381-6554www.duvalFleet.com 1616 Cassat Avenue Jacksonville, Fl. 32210 DON’T LITTER 474390 E. S.R. 200 A Division of Duval Ford Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Spay or Neuter

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2014 NEWS-LEADER / FERNANDINA BEACH, FLORIDA TOURNAMENT CHAMPS

PHOTOS BY BETH JONES/NEWS-LEADER The Fernandina Beach Babe Ruth Allstars competed in the 14U Fort Caroline Invitational. Despite an opening loss in pool play June 3, the Pirates rebounded to win two games against Fort Caroline Saturday, earning a bid in Sunday’s championship game against Mandarin. The Pirates shut out Mandarin 15-0 in the morning game Saturday and 10-0 in the nightcap. Hogan Alvarez and Scotty Rivenbark combined for the mercy-rule shortened shutout Saturday morning. Tripp Vonnoh went the distance Saturday night for the other shutout, also shortened by the run rule. Price Moore and Brian Morris both had home runs and Rivenbark had five RBI in the first game Saturday. In Sunday’s title game, Trip Brown, left, got the win on the mound as the Pirates defeated Mandarin 5-2 to take home the tournament hardware. The tournament was a warm-up for the district tournament slated for later this month, also at Fort Caroline. Kyle Richardson, right, with a hit for the Pirates.

Above, from left: Brian Morris slides safely back into first base Sunday; Kyle Richardson and Tripp Landtroop celebrate after the final out; Price Moore mans center field. Scotty Rivenbark, far left, at bat. Left, Tripp Vonnoh, Trip Brown and Tripp Landtroop are all smiles after the win Sunday. Below, the team with the trophy. From left, Bo Fleming, Landtroop, Coach Scott Rivenbark, Jacob Janzen, Cisco Moore, Price Moore, Hogan Alvarez, Davis Brown, Vonnoh, Scotty Rivenbark, Richardson, Morris, Ryan Edwards, Brown and coaches John Vonnoh, Jon Shave and Bo Alvarez. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

2B WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2014 SPORTS News-Leader OUTDOORS Hot spring beach action “I can’t think of a better ditions are way to relax than sitting in my ideal; mud beach chair and surf fishing minnows can with my family,” Bill Riggs be cast net- said. “It really doesn’t matter ted while if the fish are not biting, schooling catching fish is not our high- close to the est priority. Enjoying the pilings of the smell of salt air, the pleasant Nassau sounds of breaking waves and Bridge,” Bill making fresh ham and turkey OUTDOORS Riggs said. sandwiches is our highest pri- “We always ority.” Terry Lacoss barb a live Bill and Kara Riggs are mud minnow regular visitors to Amelia on the bottom hook of our Island’s pristine beaches, double-surf fishing rig. The where they target a wide vari- mud minnow is fished close ety of surf species, including to and right on the bottom for redfish, puppy drum, whiting, flounder.” pompano, bluefish, flounder Tides and winds are and sharks. always a factor for the Riggs “I really like to catch the family’s surf fishing success. redfish,” Kara Riggs said. “When the wind is blowing “The problem is most of the from the west, surf fishing is reds we catch have to be normally best,” Bill Riggs thrown back because they are said. “When the wind is blow- larger than the maximum 27- ing from the east, surf fishing inch Florida Wildlife size is typically the least. A pound- PHOTOS BY TERRY LACOSS/SPECIAL limit. Redfish are excellent ing surf results in discolored Kara Riggs, Bill Riggs and Kamrin Thompson, from left, are pictured enjoying an afternoon of beach fishing. Some of fighters too and without say- water conditions while a west the best beach fishing action begins in late spring and runs right through the fall fishing season at Amelia Island. ing one of our very best fish wind flattens out the surf to eat. resulting in a clean surf, “My favorite bait for reds where the fish can see better is simply a small piece of cut when feeding. bait fished on a double surf “We also like the turn of fishing setup. The chunk of the tides, either the first of cut bait is barbed on the top the outgoing tide or the first hook while a fresh shrimp is of the incoming tide. We will barbed on the bottom hook of always make it a point to be my double surf fishing rig. surf fishing when the tides “In many cases the first are right.” fish that we catch is cut up The Riggses fill large spin- into small chunks of redfish ning reels with 20-pound baits but we also like to fish braided fishing line so that for reds with freshly netted strikes are better detected, finger mullet.” resulting in a good hook set. Like many area surf fisher- “Braided fishing line helps men, the Riggses will pur- us detect the slightest strike,” chase a pound of fresh local Bill Riggs said. “Also braided shrimp for bait while bringing fishing line has a much small- along a six-foot cast net for er diameter where we are netting live finger mullet from able to fish with much smaller the surf when available. weights. Here we are able to “We always have fresh use two- to four-ounce pyra- local shrimp on hand when mid weights.” surf fishing,” Bill Riggs said. Most surf fishermen pre- “You just can’t go beach fish- fer eight- to 10-foot spinning ing without having at least rods so that long casts can be enough bait for a long day of made into the surf. Braided beach fishing. If we can’t net fishing lines also allow for finger mullet from the surf, much longer casts, which in once a whiting or croaker is some cases will toss freshly caught, we will cut the live barbed baits right off from fish into small chunks of cut the surf hook. The Riggses bait. Kara really prefers to employ 1/0 Bait Holder fish with finger mullet and hooks that employ small has caught some really nice barbs on the shaft that simply reds on mullet. The live mul- locks baits onto the hook for let is barbed right through making long casts. the tail so that it has a strug- Look for excellent surf gling swimming action.” fishing action to last through Kara and Bill Riggs, above, are pictured with a nice Bill Riggs also brings the spring and into the early catch of beach pompano and redfish. Small pelagic along a special four-foot cast winter fishing season. Florida sharks are often hooked by surf fishermen. Bill Riggs, net that employs a small residents will not need a salt- right, is pictured with a 50-pound black tip shark. Top, mesh for netting mud min- water fishing license when Aiden Deucker, 12, caught and released this nice snook nows at the foot of the Nassau fishing from the surf. Non- while fishing recently in an Omni Amelia Island fishing pier and bridge. Florida residents over the age Plantation lagoon. Snook are a rarity for Northeast “Mud minnows are also of 16 need a Florida saltwater Florida waters but seem to thrive in some of Omni’s excellent live baits for fishing fishing license. Visit saltier lagoons. in the surf and when the con- www.myfwc.com.

START YOUR OWN CLEANING BUSINESS It's so easy! SPORTS SHORTS Pop Warner be able to provide them this tree-canopied resort. Addition- Fitness. Pre-registration clos- year. Free swim lessons are ally, a one-mile Youth Fun es July 3 at 9 a.m. Day-of reg- Fernandina Beach Pop available to those who qualify Run will be held immediately istration checks and cash only Warner football and cheer- in Northeast Florida. Call the after the 5K is finished, so will be accepted. All pre-regis- leader registration is now Atlantic Avenue Recreation pint-size junior family mem- tered participants receive a open for the 2014 season. Center at 310-3358. bers can join in the fun. This goody bag, which will include Visit www.leaguelineup.com "Top 50 Fastest Growing Companies in Jacksonville" - Business Journal Children who complete year’s race will be chip timed. one race T-shirt and surprises for additional information. OUR MODEL IS PROVEN their swim lessons with a par- The courses will begin and from race sponsors. ticipating swim instructor will end at the Omni Amelia Island 13 years of trusted success in Jacksonville Free swim lessons ****************************************************************** receive a Safer 3 certificate Plantation Racquet Park park- YMCA summer sports for a free ice cream cone from ing lot, next to the Verandah GUARANTEED CLEANING CONTRACTS AVAILABLE NOW This summer Safe Kids Northeast Florida, led by The McDonald’s. To find a partici- Restaurant at 6800 First The McArthur Family ***FERNANDINA BEACH - YULEE - AMELIA ISLAND*** Players Center for Child pating swim school, visit wolf- Coast Highway. YMCA is now registering for 1 5 INVESTMENT LEVELS - START BIG OR SMALL Health at Wolfson Children’s sonchildrens.org/watersafety. Check-in and day-of-regis- basketball, swim team, swim FREE START UP - EQUIPMENT PACKAGES Hospital, is offering a limited Visit safekids.org or wolfson- tration is from 6:45-7:45 a.m. lessons and sports camps for the summer. Contact Jenna Contact us today to schedule a business plan presentation number of free swim lessons childrens.org/safekids for The races begin at 8 a.m. Scott at jscott@firstcoastym- 904-732-7270 or [email protected] to children four and up whose information. Youth Fun Run begins at 9 families might otherwise not a.m. ca.org or 261-1080, ext 109. Auxiliary meets Awards will be given out to U.S. Coast Guard Auxili- the top overall male and fe- Sports association FERNANDINA BEACH TIDES ary, Amelia Island Flotilla 14- male and the top three male Nassau County Sports 1, meets the first Thursday in and female winners in 14 age Association meets at 7 p.m. Tides, Sun & Moon: June 11-18, 2014 the Amelia Island Lighthouse categories. All children in the the first Tuesday at the county Cottage, located on O’Hagan fun run get an award for fin- building, Yulee. Call 261-1075 ishing. Pre-register by mail Moonset 5:03A Low 1:40A2.00’ Sunrise 6:22A Low 4:58A1.08’ Lane on Lighthouse Circle. or 277-1609. (forms can be found on Wed. Sunrise 6:22A High 7:47A 7.76’ Sun. Moonset 9:04A High 11:22A 8.19’ Call 261-1889 for information. Sunset 8:30P AmeliaIslandRunners.com); in Moonrise 7:02P Low 1:38P 1.44’ Low 5:03P 1.01’ Bowling leagues 6/11 Sunset 8:28P High 8:19P 8.97’ 6/15 Moonrise 10:50P person (forms are available at High 11:52P 9.18’ Independence 5K the Omni Amelia Island A senior league bowling is Moonset 5:56A Low 2:30A1.63’ Sunrise 6:22A Low 5:49A1.12’ On July 4, the Vida Race Plantation Health & Fitness offered at 9:30 a.m. Wednes- Thur. Sunrise 6:22A High 8:39A 7.91’ Mon. Moonset 10:11A Series sixth annual Indepen- Center and the McArthur days at Nassau Bowling off High 12:18P 8.23’ Moonrise 8:04P Low 2:29P1.14’ Sunset 8:30P dence 5K will take place at Family YMCA); or register US 17 in Yulee. The group 6/12 Sunset 8:29P High 9:11P 9.20’ 6/16 Moonrise 11:37P Low 5:59P 1.26’’ Omni Amelia Island Plantation directly online at Active.com. also meets for Christian Resort. A favorite of runners, Cost is $25 per adult; $15 league at 6 p.m. Thursdays. Full Moon 12:13A High 12:46A 8.96’ Low 3:20A1.33’ Sunrise 6:22A participants can race, run or per child (12 and under). Fri. Sunrise 6:22A High 9:32A 8.03’ Tues. Low 6:43A1.22’ Moonset 6:55A Moonset 11:17A walk through the shaded, Make checks out to Vida High 1:15P 8.25’ Bassmasters meet Sunset 8:29P Low 3:19P 0.94’ Sunset 8:30P 6/13 Moonrise 9:04P High 10:04P 9.31’ 6/17 Low 6:58P 1.59’ Nassau Bassmasters, associated with the Florida Sunrise 6:22A Low 4:08A1.14’ Moonrise 12:19A High 1:41A 8.65’ Air Amelia Bass Federation, the Bass Sat. Moonset 7:58A High 10:27A 8.12’ Wed. Sunrise 6:23A Low 7:40A1.33’ Federation and the FLW, Sunset 8:29P Low 4:10P 0.89’ Moonset 12:21P High 2:13P 8.25’ “Come Fly With Us” meets the first Tuesday of 6/14 6/18 Sunset 8:30P Moonrise 10:00P High 10:58P 9.30’ Low 8:02P 1.89’ every month at the Pig Bar-B- Tide calculations are for Amelia River, Fernandina Beach. No corrections are necessary. Call for Reservations Que restaurant in Callahan at Sun & Moon events are also calculated for Fernandina Beach, although actual times may vary because of land masses. 7 p.m. Membership into the Lessons also available club is open to anyone 16 and $$ ANY older. Call Bob Schlag at 1010 Call 1-877-WeDoFly (912) 729-2282 in Kingsland, SYNTHETIC Aaron Bell at (904) 545-5092 OIL CHANGE www.airamelia.com in Callahan or Tim McCoy at 904-277-6969 OFFOFF 261-3735 in Fernandina Beach for information. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2014 SPORTS News-Leader 3B GUNS & HOSES

The second annual Guns & Hoses charity softball game between the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office and the Fernandina Beach Fire Department took place May 31 at the Ybor Alvarez Softball Complex. Once again, the sheriff’s office was victorious and remained undefeated. However, the big winner was the United Way and the local charities within our community, as all the funds raised will remain in Nassau County. SUBMITTED

JUNIOR CAMPS Soccer Made in America to work with professional coaches to improve their golf A cat fight in ladies final match Amelia Island Soccer Club skills. Sessions are June 17- is partnering with the Chicago 20, July 1-4, July 29-Aug. 1, The final match for the 2013-14 Fern- ability to walk, speak, swallow and Blast Soccer Club to host a Aug. 12-15 and Aug. 26-29. andina Beach Women’s Golf Association GOLF TOURNAMENTS breathe. summer camp with Soccer Cost is $200 per week, $75 was held June 3. Registration, warm-up and lunch buf- Made in America June 23-27 per individual day. The game was cat fight and the Challenge and Southpaw Long Putt. fet are from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. from 9 a.m. to noon and Camp runs from 9:30 a.m. ladies enjoyed the unique game. Flight For information call 310-3175 or 277- Shotgun start for the four-person scram- instructed by coaches Aleks to 12:30 p.m. Campers will A winners were Sue Simpson, first; 1886. Send inquiries to NassauNAMI ble is 12:30 p.m. Dinner reception, Mihailovic and Steve Lennon. work on full swing and short Donna Dandurand, second; and Vickie [email protected] including beer and wine, prizes, awards Professional soccer train- game with on-course playing Galpin, third. Flight B winners were The proceeds from the fundraiser and silent auction, is from 5-8 p.m. ng, covering technical and and video analysis. Snacks Anne Thibault, first, with a tie for sec- will go to provide educational services, There will be proximity contests and tactical skills, for players of all will be provided. Miniature ond between Nancy Inboden and Javene support groups, emergency medication a raffle. Entry fee is $150 per player. skill levels. Open to boys and putt championship challenge Lamb. Flight C winners included Helen assistance, toiletries, shoes and advoca- Reception only is $50 per person. Con- girls ages 4 -17. Each partici- on the final day. Hat and shirts Hirsch, first; Joyce Tonti, second; and cy services to residents in Nassau tact Mark O’Day at 553-0576 or odaym pant will receive a certificate are provided for campers. Carol Minogue, third. County with a chronic mental health [email protected] or visit www.ALSGolf of achievement and camp T- Students may bring their The game was followed with a lunch- diagnosis. Amelia.com. shirt. Special contests own clubs but clubs will be eon with the years awards handed out. throughout the week, includ- Anyone interested in joining the provided. Students walk the North Hampton invite World’s Largest Golf Outing ing Most Creative Player; course; a lightweight carry league may visit fbwga.com for informa- Three Jacksonville-area courses Shoot Out; and Juggling. All bag is required. Students tion. The Golf Club of North Hampton will managed by Billy Casper Golf, the participants should bring soc- must bring their own golf balls be hosting the North Hampton Invita- largest owner-operator of golf courses, cer balls, water, and shin for the course; range balls will NCSO Charities event tional July 26-27. The 36-hole event will guards. $155 first family country clubs and resorts in the be provided for practice. The Nassau County Sheriff’s Office be a two-person team gross format. member, $145 second family U.S.,will host the fourth annual World’s Call the pro shop at 277- Charities Inc. Golf Tournament will be Saturday will be a best ball of two and member. Largest Golf Outing Aug. 11 to benefit 5907, email mblock@omniho- held June 20 at Deerfield Lakes Golf Sunday is a two-player scramble. Flights Register at the Atlantic Wounded Warrior Project. The simulta- tels.com or visit OakMarsh Club, 54002 Deerfield Country Club will be established based on the total Avenue Recreation Center neous golf outing will be played at more OceanLinks.com. Road, Callahan. team handicap. All handicaps will be through June 21. For informa- than 120 BCG-managed courses in 28 Registration is at 11 a.m. Tee off at 1 verified at your club. tion, visit www.smia.com. Proceeds of this event will benefit states and is open to all golfers regard- Donovin Darius football p.m. Entry fee is $55 per person and less of ability. A USGA handicap is not includes green fees, cart, range balls the Yulee High School boys and girls A two-day football camp, required. Gymnastics and catered lunch. Payment due June golf teams and help with their needs for directed by former all pro NFL Participating Jacksonville-area cours- 13. Tournament will be played in scram- golf bags, equipment and uniforms. Fantastic Gymnastic sum- player Donovin Darius will be es are Bent Creek in Jacksonville, ble with four-person teams. Form a Greens fees, cart fees, practice balls, mer camps are June 23-26 held from 6-8 p.m. July 14-15 Fernandina Beach Golf Club and St. team or be placed on one. flight prizes, proximity contests, a skins and July 21-24 from 9 a.m. to for ages 5-14 at the Yulee Johns Golf & Country Club in St. Contact Larry Boatwright, tourna- game and players cookout are included noon for ages four and up. Sports Complex. Register Augustine. ment administrator, at 548-4027 or in the $300 per team entry fee. Stop by Discount offered if attending online at dariusnextleveltrain- Golfer check-in, shotgun start and [email protected]. the North Hampton golf shop for an both camps. Cost is $85 for ing.com or call (904) 290- entry form. Call 548-0000. entry fee — which includes a $10 dona- registered gymnasts and $95 3320 for information. tion to WWP, round of golf, cart rental, for non-registered. Visit NAMI golf tourney range balls, lunch, awards reception, on- Fantasticgym.com, email ALS Golf Classic Lady Pirate softball Nassau County affiliate of the Nation- course contests — vary by course. All [email protected] al Alliance on Mental Illness and Fern- The 10th annual ALS Amelia Island golfers will be entered into a drawing to or call 225-0022. The gym is The Lady Pirate Softball andina Beach Golf Club announce the Golf Classic, remembering John Louis win a grand-prize, and prizes can be located at 96070 Chester Camp will be held at Fernan- fourth annual Doug Morris Memorial O’Day, will be held Aug. 1 at Long Point earned by teams with the highest contri- Road in Yulee. dina Beach High School from Golf Tournament at 9 a.m. June 21. at the Amelia Island Club. Tournament bution levels and best scores of the day. 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. June 23- The tournament is open to all players proceeds benefit the ALS Association For information and to register visit Boys & Girls Clubs 25 for ages 6-15. Register at or teams, men and ladies. The cost is Florida Chapter. www.worldslargestgolfouting.com. first day of camp. Campers Golfers are encouraged to Tweet Boys & Girls Clubs of $80 per person and includes cart, green Often referred to as Lou Gehrig’s should bring a hat or visor, @BillyCasperGolf using #WLGO14 with Nassau County is offering a fees, range balls, food, raffle and prizes. disease, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, photos and updated during or after the summer camp for ages 6-18. Special contests and prizes include a is a progressive and fatal neuromuscular bat and glove. Cost is $35 $1,000 putting contest, Nike Distance disease. It slowly robs the body of its day. Arts, sports, technology lab, and includes a T-shirt. field trips and special projects For information, contact will be capped by the annual coach Luke Powell at (904) summer carnival. This camp 545-7450 or coach Cris is offered at the Nassauville Holland at 753-3123. location and in Fernandina Beach on Lime Street. Yulee cheer camp Visit either club or call 261- 1075 or 491-9102. The Yulee Cheer Camp for beginners and experienced cheerleaders ages 5-15 will Golf at Omni be held from 6-8 p.m. July 14- Omni Amelia Island 15 at the Yulee Sports Plantation will hold a Junior Complex. For details, visit Golf Academy summer series www.yaahornets.com or call with six weekly sessions avail- Kelly Dikun at (904) 477-6692 able for children ages 8-17, or Tammy Peacock at (404) who will have the opportunity 402-9173.

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FERNANDINA BEACH Peck Gym Tuesdays and PARKS & RECREATION Fridays from 3-5 p.m. For DEPARTMENT school and club teams. RECREATION ROUNDUP Players must have adult For more information, log coach or adult supervision. onto www.fbfl.us. Please call at least 24 hours OPEN ADULT VOLLEY- in advance: 310-3353. $2/day BALL at Peck Gym Tuesdays city resident, $5 non-city. and Fridays from 7-9 p.m. OPEN INDOOR SOCCER $2/day city resident, $5 non- at Peck Gym Wednesdays city. from 6-8 p.m. $2 city resi- YOUTH VOLLEYBALL at dents, $5 non-city.

ADULT SOFTBALL

FERNANDINA BEACH PARKS KraussCare Krushers 12 & RECREATION DEPARTMENT Logic Mountain 9 SUMMER ADULT SOFTBALL LEAGUES SUMMER Diamond Cutters 22 Bad Company 9 RECREATIONAL CO-ED LEAGUE STANDINGS

June 2 KraussCareKrushers 2-0 Avengers 14 Diamond Cutters 1-0 San Jose Collision/AIM South 12 Green Turtler Tavern 1-1 San Jose Collision/AIM South 1-1 Green Turtle Tavern 10 Avengers 1-1 Halftime Sports Bar 5 Halftime Sports Bar 0-1 Logic Mountain 0-1 KraussCare Krushers 12 Bad Company 0-1 Avengers 2 All games played at the Ybor San Jose Collision/AIM South 11 Alvarez Softball Fields, 3243 Green Turtle Tavern 6 Bailey Road. For statistics and schedules, log onto www.league- lineup.com/fbflsoftball .

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Class of 1959 The Fernandina Beach High School Class of 1959 reunion included a gossip ses- sion, fun and dinner at the Sand Dollar on May 23. On May 24, some toured town to see all the new stuff that has appeared on Centre Street, shopped and had a dinner and fun time at the golf course. On May 25, the group gathered for breakfast at Miss Carolyn’s and said goodbye until next time. Latrelle Williams said, “We all miss our classmates that have passed. We lost over 30. We all have great memories of them all and so far, we have each five years had a great reunion. Thank you to our mem- bers that keep us going. Each of us depends on a few to keep us in touch with each other. Go Pirates of ‘59!” Members of the Class of 1959 who met for the reunion included, front row from left, Cathrine Scaglione, Patsy Ennis, Joan Williams, Marlene Anderson and Latrelle Williams; second row, Aubrey Tyson, Bryan Jones, Jean Bailey, Myrtle Tarrant and Gerald Boles; and third row George Tilliman, Ken Braddock, Herschel Reynolds and Robert Drury. SUBMITTED

SUBMITTED SUBMITTED HOBY Award Woman’s Club scholars Gray Bean is the recipient of the 2014 HOBY (Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership) Recipients of the Woman’s Club of Fernandina Beach scholarships are Marlena Award. HOBY was founded in 1958 by actor Hugh O’Brian () to inspire Harris, Yulee High School; Sydney Borland, Fernandina Beach High School; Alison and develop a global community of youth and volunteers to a life dedicated to leader- Withers, Fernandina Beach High School, and Sydney Broussard, Fernandina Beach ship, service and innovation. Students are selected from their high school to attend a High School. Jeri Johns, president of the Woman’s Club, poses with the young one-week seminar in their area. Gray attended the seminar in Tallahassee at the end of ladies. This year the Woman’s Club happily presented four $1,000 scholarships May. Gray is shown with his parents Abby and Aaron Bean and his cousin Savannah thanks to club and support of fundraisers. Bean. Savannah was the 2013 HOBY recipient and she spoke to the Woman’s Club about her experiences at the seminar.

SUBMITTED SUBMITTED Help for Pirate Playground Ride with Sheriff George Sheffield, center, and Lee Allen, right, present Aaron Morgan of 8 Flags Ark of Nassau board chairman Wes White and Ark Executive Director Candy Playscapes a check for Pirate Playground. 8 Flags Playscapes was the recipient of the Holloway receive a check donated from Nassau County Sheriff’s Office Charities proceeds from the annual Palace Saloon Charity Golf Tournament. In all, the tourna- chairman Undersheriff George Lueders for the first annual “Ride with the Sheriff” ment raised $19,125 for the playground, helping the organization to reach the goal of motorcycle fundraiser held on April 5. More than 50 motorcycles took an escorted opening the playground last month. ride around Nassau County to raise funds for Ark’s mission of serving adults with developmental disabilities. Hot dogs and hamburgers were served at Ark after the ride. White said, “I am humbled by the community’s generosity and willingness to enjoy a good time to benefit others. Our thanks to NCSO Charities for making this DAR Good Citizens event fun, safe and a terrific success!” Each year, the Amelia Island Chapter of the Daughters of the awards a senior from each of the four Nassau County high schools with the DAR Good Citizen Award. The DAR Good Citizens program recog- nizes outstanding young people who exhibit the qualities of good citizen- ship in the areas of dependability, service, leadership and patriot- ism. The awards took place at a reception held by the chapter at the Amelia Island Museum of History on April 26. Family and friends were PHOTO BY CAROL ANN ATWOOD/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER invited to take part in congratulating these stu- Lawn class dents for their academic Duval County Commercial Horticulture Agent Erin Harlow, left, and County excellence and communi- Extension Director/Horticulture Agent Rebecca Jordi, right, recently conducted an ty involvement. SUBMITTED Advanced LCLM and Lawn & Ornamental class. The topics were landscape mainte- Recipients were Rhett Carl Burford, Fernandina Beach High School; Macayla King, nance; pesticide applicators on invasive plants; invasive plant identification; and her- Hilliard Middle-Senior High School; Heidi Leigh Hetzel, West Nassau High School; and bicide management. Attendees from both counties were landscape professionals who Joseph Michael Turner, Yulee High School. earned CORE Continuing Education Units for the class.

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2014 AROUND TOWN News-Leader 5B Barnabas helps struggling veteran NASSAU COUNTY ANIMAL SERVICES

For the News-Leader of $1,032, which provided suf- ficient income to pay his rent In September, Barnabas and living expenses. began addressing the needs of The veteran also participat- very low income or homeless ed in the Practical Money Skills veterans living in Nassau class at Barnabas instructed County through the Supportive by Meg McAlpine with the Services for Veteran Families Nassau County Extension (SSVF) program funded by the Office. The Barnabas case Department of Veterans’ manager routinely meets with Affairs. The purpose of the the veteran and reviews his SSVF program is to assist these budget with him to ensure that This beautiful cat’s name is unable to provide care for him military veterans in obtaining he can afford to live on his Sox. He is a 2-year-old male anymore. He is a very sweet VA benefits and other services, SUBMITTED modest income. He now has a white and gray Siamese. Sox and loving dog. He gets along and provide short-term hous- Barnabas helps Nassau County residents in temporary stable home and works odd weighs 10 pounds, is great with everyone and other ing assistance to help them get crisis, including veterans. Learn more at jobs to supplement his income; neutered, micro-chipped, has dogs. He is neutered, micro- back on their feet. www.BarnabasNassau.org. he is happy and enjoys impor- a one-year rabies vaccine and chipped, has a one-year rabies A veteran, age 63, became a tant connections with family has all his boosters. Sox came vaccine and all his boosters. client of the SSVF program in and friends and hobbies such in to us as a stray. He is such a Best thing is that is he heart- December after being released cation for a VA Pension and rent for a one-bedroom apart- as fishing, beachcombing and sweet and loving fellow. When worm negative. If you want to from a halfway house in Supplemental Security Income ment is more than $700. even crocheting. you go to his kennel, he just see him in action, go to Jacksonville. After many years (SSI) had been submitted when Barnabas was able to help Barnabas helps Nassau looks at you with those soulful www.nassaucountyfl.com or without a home, he returned he lived at the halfway house; him partially furnish his new County residents in temporary eyes and purrs “please take www.petfinder.com. to Fernandina Beach where he soon after coming to Barnabas, apartment with donated items crisis. Its staff and volunteers me home.” To see our pets in person, grew up. Because he had no he began receiving partial ben- through its New to You resale are committed to getting peo- This happy fellow’s name come to the Nassau County income or home, he moved efits of $721 per month. store. He was very proud of his ple back on their feet with is Falcon. Falcon is a 2-year- Animal Services, 86078 from relative to relative and Barnabas assisted the vet- new home, which was deco- short-term aid, including finan- old Labrador retriever mix. License Road, Yulee, 491- briefly found himself homeless eran in locating a small apart- rated with pictures that he had cial assistance, emergency food He has a soft tan coat, beauti- 7440, Tuesday through Friday and living in an abandoned ment in Fernandina Beach for painted. He also received some and clothing, and referrals to ful brown eyes and weighs 63 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturdays 11 building – that is where he was $450 per month – although this clothing from New To You, other community resources. pounds. Falcon came in as an a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and closed discovered by the SSVF out- was more than he could afford food from the pantry and a bike For more information about owner surrender as they were Sundays and Mondays. reach team that works with at the time, it was the least for transportation through the Barnabas’ programs, visit homeless veterans. expensive apartment he could crisis assistance program. Two www.BarnabasNassau.org. The A Barnabas case manager find in Fernandina Beach, months later, the veteran final- center is located at 1303 learned that the veteran’s appli- where the average monthly ly received his veteran pension Jasmine St., Fernandina Beach. CATS ANGELS

TuTu lived in an abusive HOME & GARDEN situation where vet care was LITERARY LEANINGS denied. She came to Cats BRIEFS Angels just before Christmas Apps & Apps Award, and Dragon Pencil Book of the Year 2013 with a bladder infection, Award. Contributing the artwork for popular fungal ear infection and a con- Master Gardener Join the Fernandina Beach library books such as Polly and Her Pigtails, The dition called MPL in which program System for Apps & Apps on Fridays in June. Sock Fairy, The Knot Fairy, and Jilli, That’s her kneecaps were not in Learn how to download e-books from the Silly, Adams is the President Elect for FAPA their normal place and she Applications for the Nassau library collection using the OverDrive Media (Florida Authors & Publishers Association). couldn’t walk. Any of these County Master Gardener vol- Console (nassaureads.lib.overdrive.com). At 4 p.m. on June 16, Adams will give would hurt on their own, but unteer program are now avail- Designated staff members will assist users youngsters tips on writing and illustrating. she was in pain x3. After her able online. The deadline is during operating hours, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. All children ages 6-11 and their parents are infections were cleared, our June 27. For an overview of Library E-Books are free for library card- invited to attend. A $2 donation is suggested, goal was to get TuTu walking the Master Gardener pro- holders. Library cards are free to residents. but not required. Contact The Book Loft, 214 again. With the help and com- Angels Thrift Store/Adoption gram, an application and to Please have your device up and running Centre St., at 261-8991 for information. passion of Dr. Christian Center at 709 S. Eighth St. is complete the pre-test, see before bringing it to the library. The Friends Broadhurst at Clay County open Monday through Satur- http://nassau.ifas.ufl.edu/hor- of the Library will provide a light appetizer Library class Humane Society, she had sur- day from 11 a.m. til 5 p.m. or ticulture/mgnassau.html. For for participants. The Fernandina Beach library will offer a gery on her knees followed by call 321-2267. Volunteers are additional questions, contact learning opportunity on using the library’s e- complete cage rest and then now needed for cat care. the Extension office at 879- Peck library book webpage, on June 17 from 9-10 a.m. gradual physical therapy. With Please call, stop by to sign up 1019, or Rebecca Jordi at rljor- The Peck Center Library at South 11th Registration is required and the class is limit- dedicated care by our volun- or download the Volunteer [email protected]. and Elm streets is open to the public on ed to 16 participants. Stop by the library, 25 teers and after a couple Application from our website. Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 3-5 N. Fourth St., to sign up. bumps in the road, on June 5 June is National Adopt A Coffee with ranger p.m. Drop by and see all the books available TuTu had her last visit with Shelter Cat Month and we are Bring your coffee and cam- for check-out and for sale. For more informa- Books Plus events Dr. Broadhurst, who was very open every Sunday in June era with you and join a park tion call 310-3355 and to leave messages call On June 19, and every Third Thursday pleased with her results and from noon til 3 p.m. with spe- ranger to watch the sun rise Mrs. Charles Albert at 261-4113. during the summer, Books Plus, 1743-A S. prognosis. cial adoption rates to help find over the Fort George River, Eighth St., will host Authors in The Round TuTu will need a quiet homes for our felines. get answers about park E-Book Big Read with up to 20 authors of all genres, and a free home with someone who The Thrift Store at Cats resources and get some amaz- The Nassau County Library System wine tasting from 5-6:30 p.m. A list of understands what she has Angels appreciates your gen- ing photos on June 14 at 7 a.m. announces an E-Book Big Read. Through authors is available upon request at Books gone through and will contin- erous donations. We accept all at the Ribault Club on Fort June18, Nassau County library cardholders Plus and at www.booksplusamelia.com. ue to monitor her progress. items in clean working condi- George Island Cultural State can download the e-book, A Pedigree to Die Summer programs are held every second She will not be able to hop up tion except older model TV’s, Park. No reservations are nec- For by Laurien Berenson with no limit to and fourth Tuesday. Books Plus will have high distances and has mild computers or clothing. The essary and the program is simultaneous checkouts. So, cardholders story hour reading by Ms. Marsha for chil- arthritis in her knees. TuTu cats appreciate dry cat food free. throughout the county can read the same dren under 6 years old and every second likes to bat little balls and she and litter donations. Recycle book at the same time. Visit the library’s e- and fourth Friday children over six will com- even trained us to retrieve bins for aluminum and cat Nature photography book page at nassaureads.lib.overdrive.com plete science and arts projects. Both pro- them for her! She is a wonder- food cans are located at the Ever dreamed of getting and join in the fun. For details visit www.nas- grams begin at 11 a.m. for one hour and are ful two-year-old tabby cat who back of our parking lot. Cats the perfect shot of a great blue saureads.com or call or visit your local free. Contact Books Plus for information at is loving and deserves a good Angels is an all-volunteer heron in flight or a bumble library: Fernandina, 277-7365; Yulee, 548- 261-0303. life. organization and receives no bee nestled on a flower? Join a 4467; Bryceville, 266-9813; Callahan, 879- All of our cats have been government monies. The rev- photographer and nature 3434; Hilliard, 845-2495. Evening with Baker spayed or neutered, are cur- enue to support our programs enthusiast for a leisurely stroll The Friends of the Fernandina Beach rent on all vaccinations, is gained through fundraising, on the Fairway Loop Trail and Summer reading Library and the Amelia Island Museum of receive regular wellness care, donations and sales from our learn techniques to help cap- Join the Nassau County Library System History present “An Evening with Larry monthly flea treatments and Thrift Store. Read more about ture the beauty of the mar- for its annual Summer Reading Program, Baker,” nationally known writer of notable are micro-chipped. Read our Spay/Neuter, TNR and itime forest and salt marsh on “Fizz, Boom, Read!” Programs are planned Florida novels, on June 24 at 6 p.m. at the more about the cats at adoption programs at film on June 14 and 28 at 10 for children pre-K through sixth grade as museum, 233 S. Third St. Admission is free. www.catsangels.com. Cats www.catsangels.com. a.m. at the Ribault Club on well as for the entire family. The theme, Following the talk, autographed books will Fort George Island Cultural “Fizz, Boom, Read!”, includes science topics be available for purchase. State Park. Bring your own about: space, the planets, weather, colors, Baker is the critically acclaimed author of camera and photography sup- bubbles, balloons, juggling, animals and several notable Florida novels, including The NASSAU HUMANE SOCIETY plies, sturdy shoes, bug spray, more. The programs are free and open to Flamingo Rising, which Hallmark filmed in sunscreen and water. Space is children of all abilities. Programs are divided St Augustine and aired in 2001. His new limited to 10 for each class. by age and run for seven weeks, ending July novel, also set in northeast Florida, The RSVP to the Talbot Islands 16. For dates and times visit www.nassaur Education of Nancy Adams, was released State Park Ranger Station at eads.com. nationally on June 1, and the Florida library (904) 251-2320. tours will mark the beginning of his national FOL Book Club tour. Plant clinic Friends of the Library Book Club meets For information on membership or On June 16 from 10 a.m.-2 the second Thursday of each month at 7 events, email FernandinaLibFriends@gmail. p.m. Extension Director/Hor- p.m. in the parlor of St. Peter’s Episcopal com or visit www.nassaureads.com and click ticulture Agent Rebecca Jordi Church. Moderators are Norman and on Friends of the Library. will conduct a Plant Clinic. All Marilyn Wesley. Reading selections are: June county residents are invited to 12: The Ginseng Hunter by Jeff Talerigo; July Mary Alice Monroe bring plant samples showing 10: Dodsworth by Sinclair Lewis; Aug. 14: New York Times bestselling author Mary problems in their landscapes. The Book Thief by Markus Zusak; Sept. 11: Alice Monroe will read and sign the second Juke is a young Shepherd who have come to us recently. Problems will be identified Out Stealing Horses by Per Petterson. book in her Lowcountry Summer Trilogy at mix who appreciates affection All of them need foster par- and solutions offered for cor- The Book Loft on Centre Street, Fernandina and likes to give gentle kisses! ents who can care for them rection. There is no fee for this Dare to Dream Beach, on July 1 at 4 p.m. He has a gorgeous brown and until they’re old enough to be service. For information call Renowned illustrator Mark Wayne Adams The Summer Wind, set for release this black coat that’s wonderful for offered for adoption. If you 879-1019. Master Gardeners will present the first in an exciting line-up of month, follows the best-selling first install- petting, and soulful brown can help these little sweet- are on phone duty Fridays, at programs offered by The Book Loft’s Dare ment of the series, The Summer Girls. The eyes. He’s highly intelligent hearts on the way to a better 491-7340. to Dream... program on June 16. Adams, second novel continues the complex rela- and isn’t comfortable with the life, please call us at 321-1647 whose passions include creating books, tionships of three estranged sisters who noise and stress of a shelter – or email us, Native plants inspiring others, and promoting reading and come together at their grandmother’s he’d rather be in a forever [email protected], for Florida Native Plant writing, has won multiple awards for his request to her summer home on Sullivan’s home with you. He has more information. If you’re Society, Ixia Chapter, will meet books, including the Mom’s Choice Award, Island, S.C. In their eventful summer, they already come a long way, and not in a position to be a foster, June 19 at 6:30 p.m. at the Reader’s Favorite Award, Benjamin Franklin struggle to find direction and rediscover now he needs a dog lover who we also need donations of Gold Medal Book Award, Indie Excellence their connections to one another. can give him attention and Friskies Pate canned cat food training, and let him know for the kittens – any flavor he’s secure and loved. He’s except seafood varieties. heartworm-negative and Thank you! And many thanks already neutered, and eager to to all of our staff and volun- PET PROJECTS go home with you! He likes to teers for all of your help after Dog wash Duties include scooping, 1176 (leave message or text). Sunday – Does your vet think do his business outside, so if Friday’s storm. Our adoption cleaning cages, feeding, laun- you are a good pet owner by he’s not already housetrained center at 671 Airport Road is Do you have a stinky dog? dry, washing dishes, sweep- Adopt a Cat Month having regular visits and we think he should be easy to open every day except Bring him to Redbones Dog ing/vacuuming and mopping Visit with the Cats Angels keeping your pet current on train. He weighs about 50 Monday. For more informa- Bakery and Boutique, 809 S. floors. Morning and evening Kitties every Sunday in June vaccinations? If you bring pounds, smaller than you’d tion, and photos and videos of Eighth St. in the Pelican shifts are available. Paid in at Cats Angels Adoption your veterinarian’s recom- expect for a Shepherd. He’s our adoptable dogs and cats, Palms Shops, on June 14 purrs and kitty kisses, and Center, 709 S. Eighth St., mendation, you can qualify less than 2 years old and is please visit our website, from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. for their the good feeling that you from noon til 3 p.m. for a special adoption rate fully grown, so he’s a great NassauHumaneSociety.com. first free dog wash of the have done something won- The goal of Cats Angels is every Sunday in June. house-dog size. He would Our Second Chance resale year, using only all natural derful. to find forever homes for • Adopt Another Cats enjoy a home with a secured store is celebrating Dad with a hypo-allergenic shampoo. Email Bonnie at many of its cats during Angels Kitty Sunday – Folks fenced yard, and most of all Father’s Day sale on Saturday! James Weinsier also will hold [email protected] or National Adopt a Cat Month. who already have a Cats he’d enjoy your attention and Please drop by, and you’ll find a free book signing of his fun download the Volunteer Every Sunday in June Cats Angels Kitty can adopt anoth- your love – and he’ll pay you lots of items to make Dad and exciting children’s book, Form at www.catsangels.com Angels will hold special er furry family member at a back many times over! glad! Second Chance is at Where do we go? All dona- and mail or take to Cats incentives at its Adoption special adoption rate every Stormie is a sweet little kit- 1002 South 14th St. in the 8 tions will benefit Nassau Angels, 709 S. Eighth St., Center to those who qualify Sunday in June. ten who was found crying Flags Shopping center, 321- Humane Society. For infor- Fernandina Beach, FL 32034. and are able to properly care All Cats Angels kitties amid storm debris after the 0022, open daily except mation call 321-0020. for the kitties. have been spayed/neutered, storm that swept through Sunday, 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. We RAIN volunteers • Senior Citizens Sunday tested for feline Aids and Friday night. She’s a have all kinds of gently used Volunteers needed RAIN needs a few volun- – All senior citizens will be feline leukemia, micro- Domestic Short Hair mix, and treasures at bargain prices, Here’s the scoop – Cats teers to work the thrift store able to adopt a cat over 5 chipped, receive regular about 2 months old. Stormie is and proceeds benefit the dogs Angels Inc., SPCA is short- on Friday and Saturdays years of age at a very special wellness examinations, one of several kittens who and cats at our shelter as they handed and needs your help from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. If you are adoption rate every Sunday monthly flea treatments and were rescued after the storm await their forever homes. feeding and caring for the interested, contact Patricia at in June. worming and ear mite con- – four were freed from a Merchandise donations appre- cats at its adoption center. 403-3422 or Lynda at 556- • Vet Recommendation trol as needed. drainage pipe – and others ciated too!

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es. Please RSVP to Kerrie Playhouse auditions Albert at (904) 994-2502 or PEOPLE &PLACES [email protected]. Amelia Musical Playhouse, The Nassau Alcohol, 4TH OF JULY EVENTS Fernandina’s newest theater, Crime and Drug Abatement will hold auditions for “The Coalition seeks to eliminate Birthday Express Laramie Project” on June 13 SPECIAL EVENTS begins at 6:45 p.m. at Burns drug, tobacco and alcohol use at 7 p.m. and June 14 at 11 Hall, St. Peter’s Episcopal among youth/young adults Ride the America’s Birthday Express train in St. Marys, a.m. at 1955 Island Walkway, Ga., on June 28 and July 4. Celebrate the birth of a nation ‘The Foreigner’ Parish at Atlantic Avenue and while at the same time reduc- Fernandina Beach. Jeff Ninth Street. Reservations are ing criminal behavior associat- with historical characters and great entertainment as you Goldberg will direct, with per- Amelia Community Theatre suggested: (904) 415-1388 or ed with substance abuse. ride through scenic woodlands and marshlands. Trains formances in September. offers a summer of comedy in eveningofstoryandsong@gma leave from Theater by the Trax, 1000 Osborne St., St. The play is based on the its Main-Stage theater, begin- il.com. THIS WEEK Marys, Ga., at 10 a.m., noon, 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. on June 28, real-life murder of Mathew and noon, 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. on July 4 following the 4th of ning with “The Foreigner,” Flag retirement Reunions Shepard in 1998, the victim of opening June 12 at 207 Cedar July Parade. An all-day festival is featured July 4th. Get tick- this hate crime because he St. The flag of the United The Fernandina Beach ets at www.stmarysrailroad.com or call (912) 200-5235. was gay. The script is based “The Foreigner” is set at a States is the nation’s symbol High School Class of 1979 will Freedom Fest upon interviews with members fishing lodge in Georgia. The of liberty and it must be treat- hold its 35th reunion June 27- of the community who knew foreigner referenced in the title ed with respect. Worn, tat- 29, with the theme Pirates The city of Fernandina Beach Stars & Stripes Freedom Mathew when he attended is Charlie, a shy and tered, and faded flags should Midsummer Dream. Cost is Festival will take place at Main Beach on July 4 from 10 college in the town. It contains depressed Englishman who be “retired” with dignity. The $25 per person and $40 per a.m.-2 p.m., offering music, arts and crafts, service vehicles, adult themes and language. pretends he cannot speak or Amelia Island Chapter of the couple. Details to come. Send food trucks, water slide, bounce houses, face painting, cool There are 67 speaking understand English to avoid National Society Daughters of check or money order to treats and more. From 6-8 p.m. enjoy a Sounds on Centre parts, most of which are conversations with the other the American Revolution will Class of 1979 35th year concert on Centre Street between Front and Second monologues, for men and guests. Charlie overhears conduct a Flag Retirement Reunion, P.O. Box 16234, streets, featuring the music of Island Vibe. At 8 p.m. the women ages 18-70’s. Some secrets and plots that are Ceremony on Flag Day, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034. Nassau County Community band will perform at the Depot actors will read several parts. gathering momentum and Saturday, June 14, at 10 a.m. • • • on Centre Street at 8 p.m., followed by a July 4th fireworks A 1-minute dramatic mono- realizes it will be up to him to at the Fernandina Beach Fire The Fernandina Beach show at 9 p.m. For information visit www.fbfl.com. logue (not from the play) is save the day, without revealing Station No. 1, 225 South 14th High School Class of 1994 Red, White and Deep Blue appreciated but not neces- his own secret. The power of St. The public is welcome. If 20-year class reunion will be sary. Contact Jeff Goldberg at kindness and caring leads to a you have a flag to retire, held July 19 from 6-10 p.m. at Celebrate Independence Day at The Ritz-Carlton, [email protected] if you heart-warming ending. please bring it to the UPS the Fernandina Beach Golf Amelia Island with a barbecue on the Ocean Front Lawn need to set up an alternate Performances are at 8 p.m. Store on Sadler Road by June Course Clubhouse: 2800 featuring a buffet including, seafood, barbecue favorites, audition time. sides and desserts. Participate in games and enjoy live June 12-14, 19-21 and 26-28 12 or to the Fire Station on or Melton Road. Cost is $45 per Plantation art and 2 p.m. June 22. The before the day of the service. person or $80 per couple. music in the evening, followed by fireworks at nightfall. Tickets are $25 for children and $93 for adults. For details opening night show will fea- Nouveau Art show Contact Jean Beville Cooper The Plantation Artists’ ture party at 7 p.m. in the at [email protected] for and reservations, call 277-1100 or visit Guild & Gallery, at the Omni lobby. Adult tickets are $20, The Island Art Association additional information. www.ritzcarlton.com/ameliaisland. Spa & Shops, is featuring student tickets through college announces the opening of a An optional family event Omni Amelia Island Plantation Susan Hitchcock’s watercolor are $10, at www.ameliacom- new, judged Nouveau Art will be held at Main Beach paintings of the native and munitytheatre.org or 261- show, themed “Monochro- Putt Putt Golf on July 19 at 10 The Omni Amelia Island Plantation will host its annual migratory birds that inhabit 6749. The box office is open matic.” The reception is June a.m. Additional costs are Independence weekend celebration July 4-6 with fun for all. Amelia Island’s water and 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Thursday- 14 from 5-7 p.m., when win- associated. Weekend options include the Freedom Fest in Canopy marshes, through June 14. Saturday at 207 Cedar St. ners will receive their awards. Park, with yard games and family activities, as well as the Also at the gallery are works Bingo Thursdays Boardwalk Bash and the Steak Out at the Shops event, Father’s Day breakfast Michael Van Horn, owner of by guest member artist, the frame and antique shop The public is invited to play both located at the Shops of Omni Amelia Island Plantation. Anthony Whiting of Prince Chapel A.M.E. Harbor Lights, judged the bingo every Thursday at the For information visit www.omniameliaislandplantation.com. Jacksonville, along with a new Church will host a pre-Father’s show, on exhibit through July. Legion, 626 S. Third St., Summer of Lights summer show by the mem- Day breakfast at the MLK The gallery is located at 18 N. Fernandina Beach, in the bers, called “Romancing Center beginning at 8 a.m. on Second St. Call 261-7020 or large smoke-free meeting hall. The city of Jacksonville, in partnership with The Summer.” It includes oils, pas- Saturday, June 14. Come and visit www.islandart.org. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and Jacksonville Landing and Pyro Shows, presents Summer of tels, watercolors, acrylics and discuss fatherhood and enjoy On June 21 the IAA will early bird games start at 6:05 Lights. The series will light up the night sky over the St. photographs of many sizes breakfast. The role of fathers host Children’s Art for ages 6- p.m., with regular play begin- Johns River as residents and visitors are invited to enjoy a and subjects. The gallery is must be improved in so many 9 from 10-11 a.m. and 11:15- ning promptly at 6:30 p.m. fireworks spectacular on July 4 and Aug. 2. Each show will open through Saturday. For ways. Come one, come all. 12:15 p.m., taught by Diane The bingo session is nine begin around 9:45 p.m. information call 432-1750. The fireworks will be launched from two barges on the The Rev. Godfrey Taylor is Hamburg. Middle School Art games for $20, with multiple Parking Lot Sale pastor of Prince Chapel for ages 10-13 will take place jackpots paid out. St. Johns River – one in front of the Jacksonville Landing A.M.E. from 1-2:15 p.m. To register, For questions email and the other east of the Main Street Bridge. Spectators can To celebrate the annual call the gallery at 261-7020. [email protected]. view the shows along the Northbank Riverwalk and at feast for which the parish is Story & Song Friendship Fountain Park on the Southbank. For information Party in park Proceeds support programs named, Holy Trinity Anglican Songwriters to the stars sponsored by the American visit jaxhappenings.com and jacksonvillelanding.com. Church at Amelia Park in Tom Kimmel, Kate Campbell NACDAC will host a Party Legion. Union Garrison Fernandina Beach has and Pierce Pettis pool their in Central Park on June 17 Legion dinners planned a weekend of cele- many talents by performing from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. to thank A Union Garrison will be held at Fort Clinch State Park bration and service. On June together as The New its community partners for The American Legion Post July 5-6. See how the soldiers lived during the Civil War. 14 from 8 a.m.-1 p.m., the Agrarians. Best described as their hard work supporting 54, corner of Third and Gum Activities may include powder artillery demonstrations, med- parish will host a Parking Lot “a rootsy version of Peter, Paul NACDAC’s mission. Enjoy a streets in downtown ical demonstrations and soldier drills. Additionally, soldiers Sale of items donated by & Mary,” The New Agrarians relaxing lunch meeting and Fernandina Beach, holds a and civilians offer a glimpse into garrison life by taking up parishioners to raise money in will perform at the next awards presentation. steak night the third Saturday duty in the laundry, infirmary, barracks and kitchen. Hours support of ministries to Cap “Evening of Story & Song,” the NACDAC partners include of each month from 5-7 p.m. are 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m.-noon Sunday. Call Hatien, Haiti. All items not sold popular concert series pre- schools, law enforcement, civil Donation is $12 for a steak 277-7274 or visit www.floridastateparks.org/fortclinch. will be donated to Purple sented by First Coast groups, parents, youth, health cooked to order, potato, corn Dove to benefit of Micah’s Community Bank and hosted care, media, religious organi- on the cob, roll and a salad. Place. by Mark & Donna Paz zations, nonprofits, youth Call 261-7900 for information. bread. Call 261-7900 for infor- p.m. tonight at Amelia Baptist On Trinity Sunday, June Kaufman, on Saturday, June serving organizations, state The American Legion mation. Church, corner of Gerbing 15, services are at 8 a.m. and 14 at 7:30 p.m. Open seating agencies and local business- Auxiliary holds a dinner the Laptop class Road and Buccaneer Trail. 10:30 a.m., with a parish second Saturday of each Allegiance is a four-part-har- cookout following the 10:30 month at the Post. Donation is A Beginner Laptop mony touring group compris- a.m. service. The community $8 for a pork loin dinner with Workshop will be held in June ing local students in grades 6- is invited. For information call two vegetable sides and at the Council On Aging East 12. They have performed in 491-6082 or visit holytrinityan- Nassau, 1367 South 18th St., West Virginia, Washington, glican.org. Fernandina Beach for people D.C., Florida, Colorado, Ala- NEXT WEEK PUZZLE 6.04 interested in learning the bama, , Kentucky, basics of their computers. Jan North Carolina, South Caro- Genealogy society Cote-Merow, Computer lina and Georgia. Their music Coach, is the instructor. She includes spirituals, classical, The Amelia Island has been teaching private and and contemporary Christian Genealogical Society will group computer lessons on styles. Allegiance performs meet at 7 p.m. June 17 in the Amelia Island for 10 years. from the heart and does so community room of the The cost of each session is a excellently with a passion to Fernandina Beach Police donation of $10 to Council on share their faith with their Department, 1525 Lime St. Aging, a 501(c)3 not-for-profit world. There is no cost for this Guest speaker Kay Gilmour charity. Call Jan at 583-2870 program. For information call will present “Using Social for dates and registration the church office at 261-9527. Media in Genealogy.” Tools information. Food Truck Round-up such as Facebook, Twitter, Youth choir Flickr and Google Plus can Community Hospice of aid in researching, saving and Hear the Allegiance Youth Northeast Florida will host the sharing genealogical data. Choir live in concert at 6:30 Great Food Truck Round-Up, Don’t be intimidated! These offering free lunch for sites and others will be cov- Northeast Florida nursing ered, and a handout will be assistants, on June 12 from available with many other 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. at Quality Internet sites of interest to Health of Fernandina Beach, help forge ahead with family 1625 Lime St., and various history. Public welcome. Jacksonville locations. Wiki Free lecture Wiki Hawaiian Shave Ice (wiki-ice.com) will be in Nassau Health Foods will Fernandina Beach. offer a free lecture on Lunch is free for all nursing “Beautiful Skin from the Inside assistants who display their Out” on June 19 from 7-8:30 employer-issued photo identi- p.m. Certified nutritionist Julia fication. Others may purchase McRae has been in the nutri- lunch at regular menu prices. tion consulting business for FAMILY MOVIES den McLean Learn more at facebook.com/ over 20 years. She will dis- 48. Chemical cousin 24. MoMa’s display communityhospicenefl or cuss: What your skin may be ACROSS 50. Frill around collar 25. *Orphaned after CommunityHospice.com telling you; premature aging; 1. Move smoothly 52. Public hanging? forest fire (1942) acne; psoriasis and eczema; 6. *What Horton 53. Data holder 26. Content of cogni- Newcomers coffee nourishing foods for your skin; heard (2008) 55. Aggravate tion, pl. 9. *Lost clownfish 57. *”How to Train 27. _____ profundo The Newcomers Club of nourishing supplements and (2003) Your ______” 29. Cambodian cur- Amelia Island will host its more. 13. Kind of sentence (2010) rency monthly coffee on June 12. Third Friday 14. Reporter’s ques- 60. Lured with a 31. Not kosher Women interested in joining tion decoy 32. Succeeded king- the club and who reside in The Amelia Island 15. Become estab- 64. Canine foe dom of Judah Nassau County (no matter Museum of History – with sup- lished 65. Freudian topic 33. More eccentric how long they have lived port from the Florida 16. Bring upon one- 67. Former Belgian 34. *Beauty’s true here) are welcome to attend. Humanities Council – invites self Congo love (1991) you to its 3rd on 3rd Street 17. Long fish 68. Ahead in years 36. Cripple For further information contact 18. Past or present 69. Go wrong 38. Domesticated ox Lucy Bryan at (904) 430-0119 presentation June 20 at 6 19. *Sherman’s dad 70. Spritelike having humped or [email protected], or visit p.m., when Bob Stone will talk (2014) 71. Not guilty, e.g. back www.newcomersofameliais- about “Florida Cattle 21. Swelling, pl. 72. Hard to escape 42. Fit out again land.com. Ranching: Five Centuries of 23. “___ bad!” routine 45. Accounting jour- Tradition.” Cattle were intro- 24. At the summit of 73. Nathaniels, famil- nal Jewelry sale duced into the present-day 25. Overall part iarly 49. *A story of Blu The Baptist Medical Center United States when Juan 28. Pressure unit DOWN (2011) Nassau Auxiliary invites the Ponce de León brought named after 1. On a golf club 51. *It featured the hit Spanish cattle to Florida in Torricelli 2. Crescent song “Let it Go” community to the popular $5 30. *”The ______,” 3. Ancient Peruvian (2013) Jewelry Sale in the board- 1521. squirrel’s adven- 4. Skeptic’s MO 54. Curl one’s lip Fill in the squares so room at the hospital on June Stone’s multimedia pres- ture (2014) 5. Drill into brain 56. Aussie bear that each row, column 13 from 7 a.m.-5 p.m. The entation explores and cele- 35. *Sandler of “Big 6. Little Miss Muffet’s 57. *Raggedy Ann is Auxiliary will be offering new brates the nation’s oldest cat- Daddy” (1999) meal ingredient one and 3-by-3 box items from a new vendor. This tle ranching state from the 37. Nabisco cracker 7. Garden cultivator 58. Boorish contain the numbers is the perfect shopping oppor- colonial period to the 21st 39. One of excessive 8. Baby owl 59. Away from port tunity for upcoming birthday century. This program is made propriety 9. Indian Lilac tree 60. Database com- 1 through 9. Solution gifts for children and adults, possible by the Florida 40. ___ Verde 10. Europe’s highest mand Humanities Council’s National Park volcano 61. Pick-me-up will appear in the graduations, weddings, in fact, 41. *”Flushed Away” 11. *Piggy’s title 62. Buffalo’s lake Friday B-section. any occasion. All items are $5 Speakers Bureau program, underworld (2006) 12. Single 63. Hibernation sta- plus tax and can be pur- and is free and open to the public. Seating is first-come, 43. Icelandic epic 15. Work promotion tions Friday, June 6 chased using cash, checks, first-served. Contact Gray at 44. Pesto ingredient 20. “The _____,” 64. Chop off Solution and/or major credit cards. For 46. Piercing spot classic rock band 66. *He was despica- information call the Auxiliary 261-7378, ext. 102, or 47. They’re often hid- 22. Knotts or ble (2010) office at 321-3818. [email protected].

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2014 AROUND TOWN News-Leader 7B VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLS & MORE SUMMER CAMPS First Baptist week with games, crafts and Theater camps snacks, June 16-20 from 9 a.m. to All children ages three years noon. Cost is $10 per child, Fernandina Little Theatre announ- through grade four are invited to kindergarten to fifth grade. For ces registration for two summer the- join First Baptist Church of information and to register visit ater camps for young children. Fernandina Beach as they www.nlcf.org. New Life is located Theatre for Kids, featuring theater for become “Agency D3” special at 2701 Hodges Blvd., children performed by children, will agents: Discover! Decide! Defend! Jacksonville. have two sessions: Session 1 – June Kids will be challenged to col- 19-29 for ages 5-7, fee $24; and lect and log evidence about Jesus. Yulee United Session 2 – July 7-20 for ages 8-10, fee D3 is an investigative agency Yulee United Methodist $33. Sessions will meet in the organized to discover if Jesus is Church announces its Vacation evenings, generally 7-8:30 p.m.; there really who He claims to be and if Bible School – “Faith Under will be three public performances,. the Bible is true. The VBS 2014 Construction” – will take place Registra-tion forms are available at theme verse is 1 Peter 3:15: “But from 6-8 p.m. July 7-11 for stu- Miss Kate’s Pre K, located at 1303 honor the Messiah as Lord in dents in pre K-sixth grade. Call to Jasmine St.; enrollment is limited. For your hearts. Always be ready to register with your child’s name, information, check the FLT web-site give a defense to anyone who age and phone number at 225- at ameliaflt. org or email fltplay@peo- SUBMITTED asks you for a reason for the hope 5381. plepc.com. that is in you.” Camp Twin Lakes VBX 4x4 (grades five-six) will Memorial United City camps The Kiwanis Club of Fernandina Beach enjoyed a presentation by feature fun and games like the Grab a hammer, find a paint- The Fernandina Beach Parks & Larry Melnick about Camp Twin Lakes, a nonprofit organization that ones played by the guys on the brush and put your thinking cap Recreation Department is offering provides year-round recreational, therapeutic and educational pro- popular “Duck Dynasty.” If you on! It’s time for VBS at Memorial several summer camps. Visit fbfl.us or grams to children with serious illnesses, disabilities and other life got ‘em, wear camo shorts, bring United Methodist Church, 601 call the parks office at 310-3364: challenges. Larry was the executive director of Camp Twin Lakes for a fake beard and come ready to Centre St., downtown • Island Life Art Camp. Kids will many years and is currently a director on the board. The camps – party! Agency D3 VBS and VBX Fernandina, July 14-18 from 8:30 create with paint, clay, pastels, water- located in Georgia – provide a safe, fully accessible and medically sup- 4x4 is June 16-20, 9 a.m.-noon. a.m.-noon. All rising kinder- colors and more, June 16-20; $100; ported weeklong vacation for these children. Camp Twin Lakes serves The VBS/VBX Kickoff is June garteners through rising sixth snacks provided; kindergarten-second more than 9,000 campers each year. The Kiwanis Club will continue 14 from 10-11:30 a.m. at First graders are welcome to attend grade, 9 a.m.-noon, or third-sixth to support this worthy cause. Above are Kiwanis President Steve Baptist Church, 1600 S. Eighth St. and discover the Workshop of grade 1-4 p.m. Scruggs, Melnick and Kiwanian Mike Pallen. Enjoy fun for the whole family. Wonders where the ordinary • Art Around the World! Travel to Register online at becomes the extraordinary with far-off lands and learn about their www.FBFirst.com. Click Agency God. Sign up at world by creating art inspired from ered plus three field trips per week for A weeklong camp June 23-27 in D3 for kids 3-fourth grade and cokesburyvbs.com/MemorialUM Australia, Japan, Russia and Italy $155/week. Registration fee applies. Madison for ages 8-13 allows kids to VBX 4x4 for fifth and sixth grade C or call 261-5769 with questions. June 23-27; $100; kindergarten-second Visit www.fcaangels.com or call the experience learning opportunities completed. grade, 9 a.m.-noon, or third-sixth school office at 321-2137. related to a variety of topics. Camp is Lifeline VBS grades 1-4 p.m. Students must have $200 for 4-H members, $225 for non- Five Points Lifeline Ministries, 1438 East completed kindergarten. B&G camp members, $125 for adult chaperones. Five Points Baptist Church, Oak St., Fernandina Beach, will Boys & Girls Clubs of Nassau Kids can learn about farms and 736 Bonnieview Road, Fernandina hold Vacation Bible School July Summer programs County invite all youngsters, ages 6- cooking at “Farm to Table” day camp Beach, will host a Vacation Bible 22-26 from 6:30-8 p.m. nightly. To Early Impressions and The Vibe, A 18, to sign up for the 2014 Summer from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. July 8-11 at Yulee School June 16-20 from 6-9 p.m. learn more, contact director Youth Center, will offer weekly sum- Camp program. It includes arts, Full Service School for $65. Lunch nightly for grades K-6th grade. Amanda Reeder at 491-5401. mer programs for ages 3 and up, sports, technology lab, field trips, spe- included. At “Frog Camp” from 9 a.m.- The theme is 3-D Agency, including Art Camps, Dance, Cheer, cial projects, and is capped by the 3 p.m. July 14-17 for ages 5 to 10 for Discover-Decide-Defend. Call the Playgroup Jazz and Hip Hop Camps. Visit annual Summer Carnival. Summer $50, kids discover the wonders of church office at 261-4615. Mom, me Playgroup for moms www.earlyimpressionsfl.com, call or Camp is held at both the Miller nature. Bring lunch and drink. and infants-preschoolers meets come by. Locations are 464073 SR 200, Freedom Center on Old Nassauville Contact Margaret Johnson, UF/ Spy Academy every Thursday morning in Unit 16 and 14 (corner of A1A and Road and the Roberts Learning & IFAS Nassau County Extension at Grab your secret decoder ring Noah’s Place at First Presbyterian Blackrock Road), 310-9730 and 432- Achievement Center on Lime Street in 879-1019 or email msmargjohnson@ and put on your rearview mirror Church, 9 N. Sixth St. in down- 7146, and 463159 SR 200, (corner of Fernandina between 8 a.m.-6 p.m. ufl.edu or register online at glasses and join New Life town Fernandina Beach. Noah’s A1A and US 17), 206-4170. Monday-Friday, through July 25. Sign Nassau.ifas.ufl.edu. Christian Fellowship for Place is open from 9 a.m.-noon for up at the club or call 261-1075 for the International Spy Academy, moms to gather, socialize and net- Camp S’Mores Fun Miller Club or 491-9102 for the FBCA camps where you’ll uncover clues that work while children grow and Join Faith Christian Academy for Roberts Club. Fernandina Beach Christian Aca- will lead you to the one true God learn through play and interac- Camp S’Mores Fun Camp Adventur- demy is offering camps for children and Creator of all and where you tion. All are welcome. If you have es, through July 25 for ages 4-12. For 4-H camps including Camp Cupcake, Pirates and will learn to know, love and live questions, call the church office ages 4-5, fee of $125/week covers The /IFAS Princess, Legos and Lego Robotics. for the one true God! This will be at 261-3837 or visit www.first-pres- childcare, breakfast, snack and lunch. Nassau County Extension Service Contact Shannon for information and an action-packed and fun-filled byterian-church-32034.org. Children ages 6-12 have all meals cov- offers 4-H Summer Camps. registration forms at 491-5664.

LEGAL NOTICES

LEGAL NOTICE tain assistance. Please con- the Circuit Court of the Beginning thus described con- has been filed against you, SOUTH 18 degrees 45’47”EAST, in the Final Judgment, to wit: available at that time. Please We will sell or otherwise dis- tact the ADA Coordinator FOURTH Judicial Circuit in and tinue North 89 degrees 56’05” and you are required to serve 290.45 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 70 LOT 35 OF HIDEAWAY PHASE note that filing a written objec- pose of the contents of the (904) 548-4600 press 0,at least for Nassau County, Yulee, West a distance of 151.68 feet a copy of your written defens- degrees 26’13” WEST, 75.43 III, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT tion does not entitle you to a following units to satisfy the 7 days before your scheduled Florida, wherein JPMORGAN to an iron pipe; run thence es,if any to it,on Plaintiffs attor- FEET TO THE P.C. OF A CURVE THEREOF AS RECORDED IN Chapter 120, Florida statutes, delinquent storage lien plac- court appearance, or imme- CHASE BANK,NATIONAL ASSO- North 4 degrees 03’11” East a ney, whose name is STARLETT CONCAVE NORTHWESTERLY PLAT BOOK 7, PAGE(S) 270 administrative hearing. ed in accordance with the diately upon receiving this CIATION is plaintiff and MELIS- distance of 287.94 feet to a M. MASSEY, Esquire, AND HAVING A RADIUS OF 290 THROUGH 274, NOW KNOWN Notice of District Decision or state of Florida Statue 83.806. notification if the time before SA A. PACHECO, VICTOR L. iron pin; run thence South 89 McCumber, Daniels, Buntz, FEET; THENCE WESTERLY AS HIDEAWAY PHASE III REPLAT, Intended District Decision will 1106 Sara Joan King the scheduled appearance PACHECO, COUNTRYSIDE degrees 53’32”East a distance Hartig & Puig, P.A., 204 S. ALONG SAID CURVE {SOUTH ACCORDING TO THE PLAT be provided to persons who General Household Goods is less than 7 days; if you are ACRES OWNERS ASSOCIATION, of 151.67 feet to an iron pin; Hoover Blvd.,Suite 130,Tampa, 62 degrees 52’43” WEST, 76.30 THEREOF AS RECORDED IN have requested individual 1122 Sara Joan King hearing or voice impaired,call INC., JPMORGAN CHASE run thence South 4 degrees FL 33609, and file the original FEET,CHORD); THENCE NORTH PLAT BOOK 7, PAGE(S) 313 notice. A request for individ- General Household Goods 771. BANK, NA, UNKNOWN TENANT 03’11” West a distance of with the Clerk of the above- 18 degrees 58’25” WEST, 300.4 THROUGH 317, OF THE PUBLIC ual Notice of District Decision 2019 Elijah Elton Barber Phone – (904) 548-4909 IN POSSESSION #1, UNKNOWN 287.83 feet to the Point of styled Court within 30 days FEET; THENCE NORTH 70’58’27” RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- or Intended District Decision General Household Goods Fax: (904) 548-4949 TENANT IN POSSESSION #2,are Beginning. from the first publication, or EAST,150 FEET TO THE POINT OF TY,FLORIDA on the application must be Sale will be conducted at A1A TTD/TTY – Dial 711 defendants,the Clerk of Court The Southerly 30.0 feet of the you will be defaulted and a BEGINNING. Any person claiming an inter- received by the District’s Stow-A-Way Storage, 463915 E-Mail – will sell to the highest and best foregoing described lands are judgment may be entered TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN est in the surplus from the sale, Bureau Chief, Bureau of State Road 200,Yulee, Florida [email protected] bidder for cash at Nassau reserved as an easement for against you for the relief MANUFACTURED HOME,YEAR: if any,other than the property Regulatory Support prior to 32097 at 10:00 am on June 20, 2t 6-4, 6-11-2014 Judicial Annex,76347 Veterans ingress and egress purposes. demanded in the Complaint. 1988, MAKE: OMNI TRAILERS, owner as of the date of the Lis the date such Notice is gen- 2014. Open door sale, cash 4308 Way,Yulee, FL 32097 in accor- Together with an easement WITNESS my hand and seal of VIN#: 015718A AND VIN#: Pendens must file a claim with- erated. only. A cleaning deposit will ————— dance with Chapter 45, for ingress and egress purpos- said Court on June 2, 2014. 015718B. in 60 days after the sale. Margaret Daniels, be taken. (904) 225-1940. This NOTICE OF ZONING APPEAL Florida Statutes on the 8th day es,said easement being a 30.0 John A. Crawford more commonly known as AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES Bureau Chief sale is open to the public. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that of July, 2014 at 11:30 A.M. on foot strip of land that lies North Clerk of the Circuit Court 85215 Schubert Road f/k/a, ACT.If you are a person with a Bureau of Regulatory Support 2t 6-4, 6-11-2014 on the 1st day of July 2014, at the following described prop- of and adjoins the following By: /s/ Sue Powell 2999 Schubert Road, disability who needs 37 St. Johns River Water 4292 7:00 P.M., the Planning and erty as set forth in said Final described line: begin at the Deputy Clerk Fernandina Beach, FL 32034. accommodation in order to Management District ------Zoning Board of Nassau Judgment, to-wit: Point of Beginning of the fore- 2t 6-11, 6-18-2014 This action has been filed participate in this proceeding, 4049 Reid Street IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF County, Florida, will hold a Lot 7, COUNTRYSIDE ACRES, going described lands, and 4312 against you and you are you are entitled at no cost to Palatka, Fl 32177-2529 THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIR- quasi-judicial public hearing according to the Plat thereof run South 89 056’05”East a dis------required to serve a copy of you,to the provision of certain (386) 329-4570 CUIT IN AND FOR at the Commission Chambers, recorded in Plat Book 5, Page tance of 596.84 feet to the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE your written defense, if any, assistance.Please contact the 1t 6-11-2014 NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA 96135 Nassau Place, Yulee, 287: Public Records of Nassau Westerly right of way line of FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN upon SHAPIRO, FISHMAN & ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- 4314 CIVIL ACTION Florida, to consider an appli- County,Florida. Harts Road for the termination AND FOR GACHE, LLP, Attorneys for 4600 (then press 0) at least 7 ------CASE NO.: 45-2013-CA- cation for Zoning Appeal filed Any person claiming an inter- point. NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA Plaintiff,whose address is 4630 days before your scheduled IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 000542 by Harrison W.Poole,Attorney est in the surplus from the sale, Dated: May 30, 2014 CIVIL DIVISION Woodland Corporate Blvd., court appearance, or imme- FOURTHJUDICIAL CIRCUIT DIVISION: representing Cowford Hold- if any,other than the property JOHN A. CRAWFORD Case #: 2014-CA-000085 Suite 100, Tampa, FL 33614, diately upon receiving this IN AND FOR NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE ings, LLC, 303 Centre Street, owner as of the date of the Lis As Clerk of the Court Wells Fargo Bank, National within thirty (30) days after the notification if the time before NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA LLC D/B/A CHAMPION Suite 200, Allan Building, Fer- Pendens,must file a claim with- BY: /s/ Tracy Poore Association first publication of this notice the scheduled appearance is GENERAL JURISDICTION MORTGAGE COMPANY, nandina Beach FL 32034, in 60 days after the sale. DEPUTY CLERK Plaintiff, and file the original with the less than 7 days; if you are DIVISION Plaintiff, regarding a determination by Dated this 2 day of June,2014. 2t 6-11, 6-18-2014 -vs.- clerk of this Court either before hearing or voice impaired,call CASE NO.: 11000153CAAXYX vs. the Planning Director and/or JOHN A. CRAWFORD 4311 Roger Jay Winter a/k/a Roger service on Plaintiffs attorney 711. FARGO BANK, N.A.; THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, staff, regarding the following CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ------J. Winter and Laura Lynn or immediately there after; Dated at FERNANDINA Plaintiff, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, described property in Nassau As Clerk of the Court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Winter a/k/a Laura L. Winter, otherwise a default will be BEACH, Florida this 3rd day of VS. ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDI- County,Florida: BY /s/ Sue Powell NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA Husband and Wife; et al. entered against you for the June 2014 WILLIAM KENDRICK; UN- TORS, TRUSTEES, OR OTHER DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY Deputy Clerk CIVIL ACTION Defendant(s) relief demanded in the John A. Crawford KNOWN SPOUSE OF WILLIAM CLAIMANTS CLAIMING BY, Limited Warranty Deed Recor- MC CALLA RAYMER, LLC, CASE NO. 14-CA-111 NOTICE OF ACTION Complaint. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT KENDRICK; ANY AND ALL THROUGH, UNDER, OR ded at OR 1791/113 ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF REGIONS BANK, FORECLOSURE WITNESS my hand and seal of Nassau COUNTY,FLORIDA UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING AGAINST,YETTA POOLE Location and/or street 110 SE 6th STREET Plaintiff, PROCEEDINGS-PROPERTY this Court on the 3 day of /s/ Amanda Stearn BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND EWING A/K/A YETTA P. EWING address: 850850 US Highway FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 33301 v. TO: Pinnacle Financial June, 2014. Deputy Clerk AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED A/K/A YETTA BERMAN 17,Yulee, Florida 21097 If you are a person with a dis- WILLIAM A. DOYLE, JR, a/k/a Corporation DBA Tri-Star John A. Crawford 2t 6-11, 6-18-2014 INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) EWING, DECEASED, et al, Tax Parcel Identification No.: ability who needs an accom- William Adrian Doyle, Jr., Lending; CURRENT ADDRESS Circuit and County Courts 4313 WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE Defendant(s), 51-3N-27-4840-0007-0020 This modation in order to access deceased, et al., UNKNOWN: LAST KNOWN By: /s/ Heather Nazworth ------DEAD OR ALIVE,WHETHER SAID NOTICE OF ACTION application is filed by: Cowford court facilities or participate Defendants. ADDRESS,c/o Douglas F.Long If you are a person with a dis- THE ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY To: Holdings, LLC This property is in a court proceeding,you are NOTICE OF ACTION R.A., 2611 Technoolgy Drive ability who needs any accom- MANAGEMENT DISTRICT CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUS- THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVI- now zoned: Commercial entitled, at no cost to you, to To: William A. Doyle Jr. Revo- Suite 200, Orlando, FL 32804 modation in order to partici- (DISTRICT) GIVES NOTICE OF ES,HEIRS,DEVISEES,GRANTEES, SEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, Intensive (CI) the provision of certain assis- cable Trust Agreement Dated Residence unknown, if living, pate in this proceeding, you RECEIPT OF THE FOLLOWING OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; PER- LIENORS,CREDITORS,TRUSTEES, Section of the Zoning Code tance. To request such an March 7, 2007: and Unknown including any unknown spouse are entitled,at no cost to you, PERMIT APPLICATION(S): RET’S PLANTATION HOME- OR OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIM- or provision that is being chal- accommodation,please con- Heirs and Unknown Parties of the said Defendants,if either to the provision of certain assis- ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.; ING BY,THROUGH, UNDER, OR lenged: Planning Director’s tact Court Administration at (Names and Addresses has remarried and if either or tance. Please contact the PERMIT APPLICATIONS STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART- AGAINST,YETTA POOLE EWING interpretation of Section least three business days prior Unknown) both of said Defendants are ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- Amelia Concourse SPE, LLC, MENT OF REVENUE; CLERK OF A/K/A YETTA P. EWING A/K/A 33.01(D). to the required service by YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that dead, their respective 4600 press 0, at least 7 days Ste 114, 475 W Town P1, St THE COURT, NASSAU COUNTY, YETTA BERMAN EWING, A copy of the application using on of the following meth- an action to foreclose a mort- unknown heirs, devisees, before your scheduled court Augustine,FL 32092-3649 appli- FLORIDA; UNKNOWN TEN- DECEASED may be examined at the ods: Phone - (904) 630-2564; gage on the following prop- grantees,assignees,creditors; appearance, or immediately cation #1ND-089-138306-1.The ANT(S) IN POSSESSION OF THE Last Known Address: Office of the Clerk to the Fax – (904) 630-1146; TTD/TTY – erty in Nassau County,Florida: lienors, and trustees, and all upon receiving this notifica- project is located in Nassau PROPERTY; Unknown Board of County Commission- (800) 955-8770 (Florida Relay Lot 5 OAK MARSH ESTATES, other persons claiming by, tion if the time before the County,section: 30, Township: NOTICE OF SALE Current Address: Unknown ers, 76347 Veterans Way, Suite Service). E-Mail – according to the plat thereof through, under or against the scheduled appearance is less 2 North, Range: 28 East, and NOTICE IS GIVEN that, in ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- 456,Yulee Florida, 32097. [email protected] filed in Plat Book 4, page 105, named Defendant(s); and the than 7.days; if you are hearing includes 199.83 acres. The accordance with the Default TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, All persons interested are noti- 2t 6-11, 6-18-2014 of the public records of aforementioned named or voice impaired, call 711. Environmental Resource Final Judgment of Foreclosure UNDER, AND AGAINST THE fied to be present at the pub- 4310 Nassau County, Florida, LESS Defendant(s) and such of the Phone- (904) 548-4909 Permit application is for con- dated June 2, 2014, in the HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL lic hearing. ------AND EXCEPTING THEREFROM aforementioned unknown Fax- (904)548-4949 struction of a surface water above-styled cause,I will sell to DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT Persons with disabilities requir- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED Defendants and such of the TTD/TTY- Dial 711 management system to serve the highest and best bidder KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ing accommodations in order FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, PARCEL: aforementioned unknown E-Mail - a residential subdivision known for cash at the front entrance ALIVE, WHETHER SAID to participate in this program IN AND FOR THE NORTHERLY 75.00 FEET OF Defendants as may be infants, [email protected] as Amelia Concourse Subdivi- of the NASSAU JUDICIAL UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY or activity should contact 548- NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA LOT 5, OAK MARSH ESTATES, incompetents or otherwise not 2t 6-11, 6-18-2014 sion. ANNEX, 76347 Veterans Way, CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUS- 4660 or Florida Relay Service CASE NO.: 2013-CA-221 according to the plat thereof sui juris. 4322 The file(s) containing the per- Yulee,FL 32097 at 11:30 AM on ES,HEIRS,DEVISEES,GRANTEES, at 1-800-955-8770(v) or 1-800- DIVISION: A filed in Plat Book 4,page 105 of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that ------mit application(s) are avail- July 9, 2014, the following OR OTHER CLAIMANTS 955-8771(TDD) at least 72 hours MARK D. DAVIS the public records of Nassau an action has been com- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE able for inspection Monday described property: Last Known Address: in advance to request- such Plaintiff, County,Florida being particu- menced to foreclose a mort- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT through LOT 17 PERRET PLANTATION, Unknown accommodation. vs. larly described as follows: gage on the following real IN AND FOR Friday, except for District holi- PHASE 2,ACCORDING TO PLAT Current Address: Unknown IF A PERSON DECIDES TO WILLIAM C. LEACH; UNIFUND Commence at the Southwest property,lying and being and NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA days, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the THEREOF AS RECORDED IN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE CCR PARTNERS, G.P.; UNITED corner of said Lot 5; thence situated in Nassau County, Case No.: 45-2012-CA- District’s headquarters, 4049 PLAT BOOK 6, PAGES 201 AND action to foreclose a mort- BY THE BOARD, AGENCY OR STATES OF AMERICA,INTERNAL North 01 degrees 00’50”West, Florida, more particularly 000854 Reid St.,Palatka,FL 32177-2529. 202; OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS gage on the following prop- COMMISSION WITH RESPECT REVENUE SERVICE; and along the Westerly line of said described as follows: Section: You may also view files at one OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. erty in Nassau County,Florida: TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN POS- Lot 5,a distance of 125.67 feet PART OF FRACTIONAL SECTION BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. of the District’s Service Property Address: LOT 17 FER- LOT 9,BLOCK 2,SECTION.ONE AT SUCH MEETING OR HEAR- SESSION to the POINT OF BEGINNING; 36, TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH, Plaintiff, Centers, but you should call RET PLANTATION, CALLAHAN, OF OAKLAWN PARK,ACCORD- ING, HE WILL NEED A RECORD Defendant. thence continue North 01 RANGE 27 EAST. NASSAU v. service center staff in FLORIDA 32011, NASSAU ING TO THE MAP OR PLAT OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND NOTICE OF SALE degrees 00’ 50” West, along COUNTY,FLORIDA DESCRIBED MANUEL BRIONES; ESMERAL- advance to make sure that ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN THEREOF AS RECORDED IN FOR SUCH PURPOSE, ME MAY Notice is hereby given that the Westerly line of said Lot 5, AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT DA BRIONES; ANY AND ALL the files are at a specific serv- INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM PLAT BOOK 2,PAGE 52,OF THE NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VER- under a Final Judgment of a distance of 49.33 feet to a A CONCRETE MONUMENT AT UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING ice center. Additionally, most THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU BATIM RECORD OF THE PRO- Foreclosure dated May 30, point on a curve concave to THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND permit application file docu- THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF COUNTY, FLORIDA. A/K/A 120 CEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH 2014, in Case Number 2013- the Northwest having a radius FRACTIONAL SECTION 25,SAID AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED ments can be viewed online THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS SOUTH 17TH STREET, FERNAN- RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTI- CA-221 of the Circuit Court of of 50.00 feet; thence TOWNSHIP AND RANGE; INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) at floridaswater.com/permit- MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DINA BEACH, FL 32034 MONY AND EVIDENCE UPON the Fourth Judicial Circuit, in Northeasterly along the arc of THENCE SOUTH 1 degrees 14’ WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE ting/index.html. DAYS AFTER THE SALE. has been filed against you WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE and for Nassau County,Florida, said curve and along the EAST,ALONG THE EAST LINE OF DEAD OR ALIVE,WHETHER SAID The decision on permit appli- Dated: June 3, 2014 and you are required to serve BASED in which MARK D. DAVIS, is the perimeter of said lot a chord SAID SECTION,4689.11 FEET TO UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY cations will be made at the If you are a person with a dis- a copy of your written defens- TOM FORD, CHAIRMAN Plaintiff and WILLIAM C.LEACH, bearing and distance of AN IRON PIPE ON THE NORTH CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUS- District’s Service center where ability who needs any accom- es within 30 days after the first PLANNING AND et al,are the Defendants,I will (North 40 degrees 43’47”East, LINE OF SECTION 45,TOWNSHIP ES,HEIRS,DEVISEES,GRANTEES, the application is processed modation in order to partici- publication,if any,on Albertelli ZONING BOARD sell to the highest and best 31.33 feet) to intersect the 2 NORTH, RANGE 28 EAST; OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; (if the application is pate in this proceeding, you Law,Plaintiff’s attorney,whose NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA bidder for cash on the front Northerly line of said Lot 5; THENCE SOUTH 50 degrees 01’ PINEWOOD POINTE HOME- approved) or by the are entitled at no cost to you, address is P.O. Box 23028, 2t 6-11, 6-18-2014 steps of the Nassau County thence South 67 degrees 31’ WEST, ALONG SAID NORTHER- OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC Governing Board (if the appli- to the provision of certain assis- Tampa, FL 33623, and file the 4309 Judicial Annex, at 76347 36” East, along said Northerly LY LINE,779.10 FEET TO A CON- Defendant(s) cation is recommended for tance. Please contact the original with this Court either ------Veterans Way, Yulee, Florida line of Lot 5, a distance of 158 CRETE MONUMENT AT THE NOTICE OF SALE denial). ADA Coordinator at crtin- before July 5, 2014 service on IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 32097, at 11:30 a.m., on July feet more or less to the NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- You are advised to notify the [email protected] or (904) 630-2564 Plaintiff s attorney, or immedi- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 16, 2014, the following Marshlands of Egans Creek; SECTION; THENCE. SOUTH 22 suant to an Order of Final District within 14 days of this at least 7 days before your ately thereafter; otherwise, a OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR described real property set thence Southerly along the degrees 15’ EAST, ALONG THE Summary Judgment of Fore- notice if you have questions, scheduled court appearance, default will be entered against NASSAU COUNTY forth in the Final Judgment: edge of the marshlands of WESTERLY LINE OF SAID SEC- closure dated June 2, 2014, objections,comments,or infor- or immediately upon receiving you for the relief demanded in GENERAL JURISDICTION A portion of Section 4, Egans Creek to a point that TION, 555.5. FEET TO THE CEN- entered in Civil Case No. 45- mation regarding the activity this notification if the time the Complaint or petition. DIVISION Township 2 North, Range 27 bears South 67 degrees 31’ TERLINE OF OWENS ROAD; 2012-CA-000854 of the Circuit proposed in the permit appli- before the scheduled appear- WITNESS my hand and the CASE NO. 12CA000512AXYX East, Nassau County, Florida: 36”East from the above refer- THENCE SOUTH 67 degrees 23’ Court of the Fourth Judicial cation.Please direct your cor- ance is less than 7 days; if you seal of this court on this 28 JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, Siad portion being more par- enced point of beginning; WEST, ALONG SAID CENTER- Circuit in and for Nassau respondence to Bureau chief, are hearing or voice impaired, day of May,2014. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, ticularly described as follows: thence North 67 degrees 31’ LINE, 322.0 FEET TO THE CEN- County, Florida, wherein the Bureau of Regulatory support, call 711. Clerk of the Circuit Court Plaintiff, For a point of reference com- 36”West,along a line 75.0 feet TERLINE OF LIVE OAK DRIVE, Clerk of the Circuit Court will P.O.Box 1429,Palatka,FL 32178- Clerk: John A. Crawford By: /s/ Karen J. Lockett vs. mence at the Southeast cor- Southerly of and parallel with THENCE SOUTH 22 degrees 15’ sell to the highest bidder for 1429, or by e-mail at applica- /s/ Karen J. Lockett Deputy Clerk MELISSA A. PACHECO ner of Section 4, aforemen- as measured at right angles EAST, ALONG SAID CENTER- cash on 8 day of September [email protected] , By: Deputy Clerk **See the Americans with Defendants. tioned, and run North 4 to the Northerly line of said Lot LINE,828.0 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 2014, at 11:30 a.m. at the and include either the Permit 2t 6-11, 6-18-2014 Disabilities Act NOTICE OF degrees 00’00”East along the 5,a distance of 132 feet more 67 degrees 45’ WEST, 652.20 Nassau Judicial Annex,Nassau Application number or the 4316 If you are a person with a dis- FORECLOSURE SALE Easterly line of said Section a or less to the Point of FEET; THENCE SOUTH 70 County Courthouse, 76347 Project Name. If you make a ————— ability who needs any NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- distance of 976.44 feet; run Beginning. degrees 58’27” WEST, 615.93 Veterans Way, Yulee, Florida written request to the CONTINUED ON THE NEXT accommodation in order to suant to a Summary Final thence North 89°56’05”West a The street address of which is FEET; THENCE SOUTH 18 32097, in accordance with District for additional informa- TWO PAGES. participate in this proceed- Judgment of Foreclosure distance of 616.89 feet to an 2058 Oak Marsh Drive, degrees 45’47” EAST 320.45 Chapter 45 Florida Statutes, tion regarding a specific per- CALL 261-3696 FOR DEADLINE ing,you are entitled,at no cost entered May 24, 2013, in Civil iron pipe and the POINT OF Fernandina Beach, Florida FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- relative to the following de- mit application,you will be fur- INFORMATION. to you,to the provision of cer- case No.12CA000512AXYX of BEGINNING. From the Point of 32034. NING; THENCE CONTINUE scribed property as set forth nished with the information ————— CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

8B WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2014 AROUND TOWN News-Leader

PLUS ONE AWARD

SUBMITTED Volunteers from Keller Williams, coordinated by the Council on Aging, surround a Yulee homeowner after spend- ing a few hours sprucing up her property. The Keller Williams associates were taking part in RED Day, a nation- wide initiative aimed at improving their local communities. RED stands for Renew, Energize and Donate. Keller Williams, COA help Yulee senior

Recently the volunteer flowers in flower pots. Keller coordinator for the Nassau Williams Realty Associates County Council on Aging, Volunteers pressure washed the home, finished their task by 12:30 Frances Bartelt, was contact- removed a rusted-out swing set, weed p.m. Both the volunteers and ed by Joyce Jones asking for Jones and her mother could volunteer help with her aging whacked, removed tree branches resting see the dramatic difference. PHOTO BY MELANIE FERREIRA/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER mother’s property. on the house, painted an outdoor bench, In its 40th year serving The Fernandina Beach Rotary Club recently recog- According to Jones, her the needs of Nassau County nized Dr. John McClane, shown with President Shannon mother’s property needed landscaped with mulch and planted seniors, The Council on Brown, for receiving his Paul Harris Plus One award grass mowing on an acre- flowers in flower pots. Aging of Nassau County is a from Rotary International. The honor is bestowed on sized lot, trimming tree 501(3)(c) not-for-profit Rotarians who have donated more than $1,000 to the branches, pressure washing, agency. There are five out- Annual Fund, which supports Rotary’s educational and gutter cleaning, trash pickup company, whose aim is to ing with his battery charger reach programs currently humanitarian efforts across the globe. Brown noted that and shed cleaning. help improve the community. and Mark Dilworth mowed offered by the COA: Two McClane’s contribution will assist Rotary in increasing At the same time, Bartelt When RED Day arrived, for two hours. Volunteers Senior Centers, In-home the flow of peace, goodwill and understanding through- received an email wanting to beginning at 9 a.m. 21 volun- helped with pressure wash- Services, Transportation out the world. know if the COA had any teers from Keller Williams ing the home, disassembly of Services, Meals on Wheels, The Fernandina Beach Rotary Club meets every available projects for Keller along with three bank associ- a rusted-out swing set, weed and Adult Day Healthcare. Wednesday from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Florida Williams Realty Associates ates appeared at the mother’s whacking, removal of tree The COA is partially funded House Inn in downtown Fernandina Beach. For more for May 8 in observance of property to take on all the branches resting on the by local and federal grants information about the club, visit the website at www.fer- RED Day (Renew, Energize daunting chores. house, painting an outdoor and donations from local indi- nandinabeachrotaryclub.org. and Donate). RED day is a Gary Dore got the trou- seating bench, landscaping viduals and businesses. Visit 3 nationwide initiative for the blesome yard mower work- with mulch and planting of www.coanassau.com. LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE UNDER EASTERLY CORNER OF SAID service on Plaintiffs attorney YULEE, FLORIDA at 11:30AM, TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, [email protected] or (904) 630-2564 COUNTY, FLORIDA, ACCORD- as set forth in said Final FICTITIOUS NAME LAW LOT 7; THENCE NORTH 24 or immediately there after; on the 7 day of August, 2014, UNDER, AND AGAINST THE at least 7 days before your ING TO THE PLAT RECORDED Judgment: Pursuant to Section 865.09, DEGREES, 04 MINUTES, 54 SEC- otherwise a default will be the following described prop- HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL scheduled court appearance, IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF THE EAST 1/2 OF THE WEST 1/2 Florida Statutes ONDS WEST,ALONG THE EAST- entered against you for the erty as set forth in said Final DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT or immediately upon receiv- SAID COUNTY, IN PLAT BOOK OF GOVERNMENT LOT 8, SEC- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ERLY LINE OF SAID LOT 7,A DIS- relief demanded in the Judgment: KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, ing this notification if the time 0, PAGE 31. LESS AND EXCEPT TION 20, TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, the undersigned, desiring to TANCE OF 484.12 FEET TO THE Complaint. LOT 48, VILLAGES OF WOOD- WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN before the scheduled appear- THAT PORTION OF LANDS RANGE 23 EAST, NASSAU engage in business under the POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE WITNESS my hand and seal of BRIDGE, VILLAGE I, ACCORD- PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTER- ance is less than 7 days; if you DESCRIBED IN O.R. BOOK 577, COUNTY,FLORIDA fictitious name of “First Coast SOUTH 65 DEGREES, 52 MIN- this Court on the 3 day of ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS EST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, are hearing or voice impaired, PAGE 222 OF THE PUBLIC A/K/A 13149 RAIN SHADOW Detail” located at 103 South UTES,48 SECONDS WEST,A DIS- June, 2014. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR call 711. RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- PL, BRYCEVILLE, FL 32009 15th Street, in the County of TANCE OF 616.89 FEET TO THE John A. Crawford PAGE 229, PUBLIC RECORDS OTHER CLAIMANTS; are the 2t 6-11, 6-18-2014 TY,FLORIDA. Any person claiming an inter- Nassau, in the City of Fernan- WESTERLY LINE OF SAID LOT 7; Circuit and County Courts OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA Defendants, The Clerk of the 4318 FURHTER EXCEPTING THAT PART est in the surplus from the sale, dina Beach, Florida, 32034 THENCE NORTH 29 DEGREES, By: /s/ Heather Nazworth A/K/A 95462 SONOMA DRIVE, Court will sell to the highest ------CONVEYED TO NASSAU if any,other than the property intends to register the said 55 MINUTES,56 SECONDS WEST If you are a person with a dis- FERNANDINA BEACH,FL 32034 and best bidder for cash at IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR COUNTY, FLORIDA IN O.R. owner as of the date of the Lis name with the Division of Cor- ALONG SAID WESTERLY LINE,A ability who needs any accom- Any person claiming an inter- NASSAU JUDICIAL ANNEX, NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA BOOK 239, PAGE 570, OF THE Pendens must file a claim with- porations of the Florida De- DISTANCE OF 310.12 FEET; modation in order to partici- est in the surplus from the sale, 76347 VETERAN’S WAY,YULEE, PROBATE DIVISION PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU in sixty (60) days after the sale. partment of State, Tallahas- THENCE NORTH 62 DEGREES, pate in this proceeding, you if any,other than the property FLORIDA,at 11:30AM,on the 4 File No.: 14-CP-66 COUNTY,FLORIDA. WITNESS MY HAND and the see, Florida. 00 MINUTES,48 SECONDS EAST, are entitled,at no cost to you, owner as of the date of the Lis day of August 2014, the fol- Division: B Property address: 3692 Monitor seal of this Court June 4,2014. Dated at Fernandina Beach, A DISTANCE OF 99.76 FEET; to the provision of certain assis- Pendens must file a claim with- lowing described property as IN RE: ESTATE OF HUBERT RAY Trail. Hilliard, FL 32046 John A. Crawford Florida, this 6th day of June, THENCE SOUTH 29 DEGREES, tance. Please contact the in sixty (60) days after the sale. set forth in said Final FLETCHER a/k/a HURBERT RAY at public sale, to the highest Clerk of the Circuit Court 2014. 58 MINUTES,16 SECONDS EAST ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- WITNESS MY HAND and the Judgment: FLETCHER and best bidder, for cash, by By: /s/ Sue Powell First Coast Detail ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE OF 4600 press 0, at least 7 days seal of this Court on June 2, THE NORTH 1/2 OF THE EAST Deceased. electronic sale at AT THE WEST Deputy Clerk Michael Allen Brown SAID LOT 7, A DISTANCE OF before your scheduled court 2014. 1/2 OF THE EAST 1/2 OF GOV- NOTICE TO CREDITORS DOOR OF THE NASSAU COUN- **See Americans with 1t 6-11-2014 87.02 FEET; THENCE NORTH 66 appearance, or immediately John A. Crawford ERNMENT LOT 8 RECORDED IN The administration of the TY JUDICIAL ANNEX,76347 VET- Disabilities Act 4327 DEGREES, 03 MINUTES, 02 SEC- upon receiving this notifica- Clerk of the Circuit Court OFFICIAL RECORDS 716,PAGE estate of HUBERT RAY FLETCH- ERANS WAY, YULEE, FL 32097, “If you are a person with a dis- ————— ONDS EAST ALONG THE tion if the time before the By: /s/ Tracy Poore 362, SECTION 20, TOWNSHIP 1 ER,also known as HURBERT RAY beginning at 11:30 a.m. on ability who needs any accom- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NORTHERLY LINE OF SAID LOT 7, scheduled appearance is less Deputy Clerk NORTH, RANGE 23 EAST, NAS- FLETCHER, deceased, whose August 4, 2014. modation in order to partici- on 7/3/14 at 2:30 P.M.,or there- A DISTANCE OF 540.05 FEET; than 7 days; if you are hearing **See Americans with SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. date of death was December Any person claiming an inter- pate in this proceeding, you after, at CubeSmart # 0323, THENCE SOUTH 24 DEGREES, or voice impaired, call 711. Disabilities Act TOGETHER WITH A CERTAIN 7, 2013; is pending in the est in the surplus from the sale, are entitled,at no cost to you, 1678 S. 8th St., in the city of 04 MINUTES,54 SECONDS EAST Phone- (904) 548-4909 “If you are a person with a dis- 2005 CLAYTON MOBILE HOME Circuit Court for Nassau if any,other than the property to the provision of certain assis- Fernandina Beach, state of ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE OF Fax- (904)548-4949 ability who needs any accom- LOCATED THEREON AS A FIX- County, Florida, Probate owner as of the date of the lis tance. Please contact the Florida. The undersigned, SAID LOT 7 A DISTANCE OF TTD/TTY- Dial 711 modation in order to partici- TURE AND APPURTENANCE Division, the address of which pendens, must file a claim ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- CubeSmart # 0323 will sell at 227.08 FEET TO THE POINT OF E-Mail— pate in this proceeding, you THERETO: is 76347 Veteran’s Way,Yulee, within 60 days after the sale. 4600 (then press 0) at least 7 Public Sale by competitive BEGINNING; SAID DESCRIBED [email protected] are entitled,at no cost to you, VIN# WHC014085GAA Florida 32097.The names and Witness, my hand and seal of days before your scheduled bidding,the personal proper- TRACT. 2t 6-11, 6-18-2014 to the provision of certain assis- AND WHC014085GAB. addresses of the personal rep- this court on the 3 day of June, court appearance, or imme- ty heretofore stored with the TOGETHER WITH AND SUBJECT 4317 tance. Please contact the A/K/A 13568 MOELLER PLACE, resentative and the personal 2014. diately upon receiving this undersigned by: TO A THIRTY (30) FOOT EASE------ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- BRYCEVILLE, FL 32009-1134 representative’s attorney are John A. Crawford notification if the time before All items in storage contain MENT FOR INGRESS, EGRESS, BOARD OF COUNTY 4600 (then press 0) at least 7 Any person claiming an inter- set forth below. CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT the scheduled appearance is household items unless other- AND UTILITIES PURPOSES LYING COMMISSIONERS days before your scheduled est in the surplus from the sale, All creditors of the decedent /s/ Amanda Stearn less than 7 days; if you are wise mentioned. 30.00 FEET RIGHT OF AND NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA court appearance, or imme- if any,other than the property and other persons having Deputy Clerk bearing or voice impaired,call Space # H4-11 ADJOINING WHEN MEASURED INVITATION TO BID diately upon receiving this owner as of the date of the Lis claims or demands against THIS INSTRUMENT PREPARED BY: 711.” Janee Simmons AT RIGHT ANGLES TO THE FOL- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that notification if the time before Pendens must file a claim with- decedent’s estate, on whom Law Offices of 2t 6-11, 6-18-2014 AKA: Janee Simmonds LOWING DESCRIBED LINES, the Board of County the scheduled appearance is in sixty (60) days after the sale. a copy of this notice is Daniel C. Consuegra 4324 Space # H1-2-3 BEING A PART OF LOT 7,BLOCK Commissioners of Nassau less than 7 days; if you are WITNESS MY HAND and the required to be served must file 9204 King Palm Drive ————— Lucy Matthews 4,THE HILLS OF THOMAS CREEK County, Florida invites sealed hearing or voice impaired,call seal of this court on June 2, their claims with this court ON Tampa, FL 33619-1328 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Space # H5-13 AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK bids for: 711.” 2014. OR BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 Attorneys for Plaintiff FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Zina Bethune Grant 5, PAGES 65-69 OF THE PUBLIC METAL CULVERT 2t 6-11, 6-18-2014 John A. Crawford MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF Americans with Disabilities AND FOR 2t 6-4, 6-11-2014 RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- Bid Number NC14-011 4319 Clerk of the Circuit Court THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Act (ADA) NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA. 4286 TY,FLORIDA; AND BEING MORE Concrete Culvert ------By: /s/ Tracy Poore NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE If you are a person with a dis- CASE NO.: 2014-CP-111 ------PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS Bid Number NC14-012 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Deputy Clerk DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY ability who needs any accom- DIVISION: A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOLLOWS: Traffic Sign Materials FOURTH JUDICIAL 2t 6-11, 6-18-2014 OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. modation in order to partici- IN RE: ESTATE OF: FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COMMENCE AT THE SOUTH- Bid Number NC14-013 CIRCUIT IN AND FOR NASSAU 4321 All other creditors of the dece- pate in this proceeding, you KATHRYN J. HICKEY, IN AND FOR EASTERLY CORNER OF SAID For detailed information COUNTY, FLORIDA ------dent and other persons hav- are entitled at no cost to you, Deceased NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA LOT 7, THENCE SOUTH 66 regarding the bid due dates, CIVIL ACTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ing claims or demands against to the provision of certain assis- NOTICE TO CREDITORS CIVIL DIVISION DEGREES, 05 MINUTES, 11 SEC- bid specifications,and require- CASE NO.: 45-2012-CA- FOURTH JUDICIAL decedent’s estate must file tance. Please contact the The administration of the Case #: 2013-CA-000373 ONDS WEST ALONG THE ments for these ITBs,please visit 000293 CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF their claims with this court ADA Coordinator at crtin- estate of KATHRYN J. HICKEY, JPMorgan Chase Bank, SOUTHERLY LINE OF SAID LOT 7, Nassau County’s website at DIVISION: A FLORIDA, IN AND WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE [email protected] or (904) 630-2564 deceased, File Number 2014- National Association A DISTANCE OF 565.11 FEET TO http://www.nassaucountyll.co WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, FOR NASSAU COUNTY DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- at least 7 days before your CP-111, is pending in the Plaintiff, THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER m or contact the Contract Plaintiff, CIVIL DIVISION TION OF THIS NOTICE. scheduled court appearance, Circuit Court for Nassau -vs.- OF SAID LOT 7,THENCE NORTH Management Department at vs. Case No: 45-2011-CA- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN or immediately upon receiving County, Florida, Probate Frank James Cunningham, III 29 DEGREES, 55 MINUTES, 56 904-491-7377.Bid information is THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVIS- 000610-AXYX-XX THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH this notification if the time Division, the address of which and Darby Anne Santora and SECONDS WEST ALONG THE also available at EES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, Division: Civil Division IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE before the scheduled appear- 76347 Veterans Way,Yulee, FL John Marcus Santora: et al. WESTERLY LINE OF SAID LOT 7, http://www.demandstar.com LIENORS,CREDITORS,TRUSTEES, FEDERAL NATIONAL FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL ance is less than 7 days; if you 32097. The names and Defendant(s) A DISTANCE OF 251.39 FEET TO and http://www.publicpur- OR OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIM- MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION BE FOREVER BARRED. are hearing or voice impaired, addresses of the personal rep- NOTICE OF ACTION FORE- THE POINT OF BEGINNING. chase.com ING BY,THROUGH, UNDER, OR Plaintiff, NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME call 711. resentative(s) and the per- CLOSURE PROCEEDINGS- THENCE CONTINUE NORTH 29 ATTEST: AGAINST, GUSTAV HENRY vs. PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE,ANY 2t 6-11, 6-18-2014 sonal representative’s attor- PROPERTY DEGREES, 55 MINUTES, 56 SEC- JOHN A. CRAWFORD MOELLER A/K/A GUSTAV H. JOHNNY CARPENTER A/K/A CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS 4323 ney are set forth below. TO: Unknown Heirs, Devisees, ONDS WEST ALONG THE WEST- EX-OFFICIO CLERK MOELLER AK/A GUSTAV HEIN- JOHNNY WILLIAM CARPENTER OR MORE AFTER THE DECE------All creditors of the decedent Grantees,Assignees,Creditors, ERLY LINE OF SAID LOT 7, BARRY V.HOLLOWAY RECK MOELLER,DECEASED ,et A/K/A JOHNNIE WILLIAM CAR- DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and other persons having Lienors, and Trustees of Anne 1115.87 FEET TO A POINT OF CHAIR al, PENTER, et al. BARRED. FOURTH JUDICIAL claims or demands against D. Santora, Deceased; CUR- CURVE; THENCE RUN BOARD OF COUNTY Defendant(s). Defendant(s) Bonnie Hanna, Esq. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR decedent’s estate on whom a RENT ADDRESS UNKNOWN; NORTHERLY ALONG SAID COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF NOTICE OF SALE Florida Bar No. 70200 NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA copy of this notice has been 43156 Morris Drive f/k/a, 4668 WESTERLY LINE WITH A CURVE NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA FORECLOSURE SALE Notice is hereby given that, Janet A. Carver, Esq. CIVIL ACTION served must file their claims Morris Drive,Callahan,FL 32011 CONCAVE EASTERLY, SAID 1T 6-11-2014 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- pursuant to a Final Summary Attorney for CASE NO.: with this Court WITHIN THE Residence unknown, if living, CURVE HAVING A CENTRAL 4326 suant to a Final Judgment of Judgment of Foreclosure Petitioner/Personal 45-2010-CA-000380 LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE including any unknown spouse ANGLE OF 25 DEGREES 20 MIN------Mortgage Foreclosure dated entered in the above-styled Representative DIVISION: A DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- of the said Defendants,if either UTES 43 SECONDS, A RADIUS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT June 2, 2014 and entered in case, I will sell the property Email: [email protected] CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 has remarried and if either or OF 333.50 FEET; AN ARC OF THE FOURTH JUDICIAL Case No. 45-2012-CA-000293 located in NASSAU County, Florida Bar No. 193593 SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER- both of said Defendants are LENGTH OF 147.42 FEET; A CIRCUIT IN AND FOR of the Circuit Court of the Florida, described as: Carver Law Firm CHASE MANHATTAN MORT- VICE OF A COPY OF THIS dead, their respective CHORD BEARING AND DIS- NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA FOURTH Judicial Circuit in and LOT 20, GREEN MEADOWS, 1550 Nectarine Street, GAGE CORPORATION, NOTICE ON THEM. unknown heirs, devisees, TANCE OF NORTH 17 DEGREES, CIVIL ACTION for NASSAU County, Florida PHASE THREE,ACCORDING TO Suite 111 Plaintiff All other creditors of the dece- grantees,assignees,creditors, 15 MINUTES,35 SECONDS EAST, CASE NO.: wherein WELLS FARGO BANK, THE PLAT THEREOF,AS RECORD- Fernandina Beach, Florida vs. dent and persons having lienors, and trustees, and all 146.33 FEET TO A POINT; 45-2011-CA-000326 NA is the Plaintiff and THE ED IN PLAT BOOK 6,PAGES 334, 32034 GLENN YOUNGBLOOD A/K/A claims or demands against the other persons claiming by, THENCE NORTH 04 DEGREES, DIVISION: A UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, 335 AND 336, INCLUSIVE, OF Telephone: 904/572-0088 GLENN A. YOUNGBLOOD decedent’s estate must file through, under or against the 35 MINUTES,13 SECONDS WEST BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- Kimberly Fletcher Carter A/K/A GLENN ASHLEY YOUNG- their claims with this Court named Defendant(s); and the ALONG SAID WESTERLY LINE LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOME LIENORS,CREDITORS,TRUSTEES, SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. Personal Representative BLOOD, et al. WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE aforementioned named OF LOT 7,A DISTANCE OF 90.00 LOANS SERVICING LP, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIM- Property address: 44972 Green 86019 O’Sheas Place Defendant(s) DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- Defendant(s) and such of the FEET TO THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT Plaintiff, ING BY,THROUGH, UNDER, OR Meadows Ln. Callahan, FL Yulee, Florida 32097 NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED TION OF THIS NOTICE. aforementioned unknown OF WAY LINE OF RATLIFF ROAD vs. AGAINST, GUSTAV HENRY 32011 2t 6-11, 6-18-2014 FORECLOSURE SALE ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN Defendants and such of the (HAVING A 80 FOOT RIGHT OF BRAIN HUMPFER MOELLER A/K/A GUSTAV H. at public sale, to the highest 4320 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH aforementioned unknown WAY AS NOW ESTABLISHED ) Defendant(s) MOELLER A/K/A GUSTAV HEIN- and best bidder, for cash, by ------suant to an Order Resched- IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE Defendants as may be infants, AND THE POINT OF TERMINA- NOTICE OF RECK MOELLER, DECEASED; electronic sale at AT THE WEST IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE uling Foreclosure Sale dated FLORIDA STATUTES WILL BE FOR- incompetents or otherwise not TION AND BEING BOUNDED FORECLOSURE SALE LINA GU, AS AN HEIR OF THE DOOR OF THE NASSAU COUN- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT June 3, 2014 and entered in EVER BARRED. sui juris. ON THE NORTH BY SAID SOUTH- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- ESTATE OF GUSTAV HENRY TY JUDICIAL ANNEX,76347 VET- OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, Case NO. 45-2010-CA-000380 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that ERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF suant to a Final Judgment of MOELLER A/K/A GUSTAV H. ERANS WAY, YULEE, FL 32097, IN AND of the Circuit Court of the PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, an action has been com- RATLIFF ROAD AND BEING Mortgage Foreclosure dated MOELLER A/K/A GUSTAV HEIN- beginning at 11:30 a.m. on FOR NASSAU COUNTY FOURTH Judicial Circuit in and ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) menced to foreclose a mort- BOUNDED ON THE SOUTH BY June 2, 2014 and entered in RECK MUELLER, DECEASED; August 4, 2014. CIVIL DIVISION for NASSAU County, Florida YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE gage on the following real A LINE BEARING OF SOUTH 66 Case No. 45-2011-CA-000326 MARCELLA MCINTYRE A/K/A Any person claiming an inter- Case No: 45-2011-000446- wherein Bayview Loan Servic- DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH property,lying and being and DEGREES, 13 MINUTES, 18 SEC- of the Circuit Court of the MARCELLA MACE,AS AN HEIR est in the surplus from the sale, CAAX-YX ing, LLC., is the Plaintiff and IS BARRED. situated in Nassau County, ONDS WEST AND PASSING FOURTH Judicial Circuit in and OF THE ESTATE OF GUSTAV if any,other than the property Division: Civil Division YOUNGBLOOD A/K/A GLENN The date of the first publication Florida, more particularly THROUGH THE POINT OF for NASSAU County, Florida HENRY MOELLER A/K/A GUS- owner as of the date of the lis NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC A. YOUNGBLOOD A/KIA of this Notice is June 11, 2014. described as follows: BEGINNING. wherein GREEN TREE SERVIC- TAV H. MOELLER A/K/A GUS- pendens, must file a claim Plaintiff, GLENN ASHLEY YOUNG- Attorney for Personal ALL OF THAT CERTAIN LOT, more commonly known as ING LLC, is the Plaintiff and TAV HEINRECK MOELLER, within 60 days after the sale. vs. BLOOD; TAMMY YOUNG- Representative: PIECE, OR PARCEL OF LAND 43156 Morris Drive f/k/a, 4668 BRIAN HUMPFER; THE UN- DECEASED; CYNTHIA F.FARRELL Witness, my hand and seal of DANNY R. RAULERSON, et al. BLOOD A/KJA TAMMY E. H. Price Poole, Jr., Esquire LYING, BEING, AND SITUATE IN Morris Drive, Callahan, FL KNOWN SPOUSE OF BRIAN A/K/A CYNTHIA MOELLER this court on the 2 day of June, Defendant(s) YOUNGBLOOD A/KIA TAMMY Florida Bar No. 0157674 THE COUNTY OF NASSAU,STATE 32011. HUMPFER. N/K/A JANE DOE, ARNDT A/K/A CYNTHIA M. 2014. NOTICE OF SALE ELAINE YOUNGBLOOD A/K/A 303 Centre Street, Suite 200 OF FLORIDA BEING MORE PAR- This action has been filed REFUSED NAME; MORTGAGE ARNDT A/K/A CYNTHIA ARNDT, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Notice is hereby given that, TAMMY ELAINE HALL Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOL- against you and you are ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION AS AN HEIR OF THE ESTATE OF By: /s/ Tracy Poore pursuant to a Final Summary YOUNG.BLOOD A/K/A TAMMY Telephone: (904) 261-0742 LOWS: A PORTION OF LOT 7, required to serve a copy of SYSTEMS INCORPORATED AS GUSTAV HENRY MOELLER Deputy Clerk Judgment of Foreclosure ELAINEHALL YOUNGBLOOD Personal Representative: BLOCK 4,THE HILLS AT THOMAS your written defense, if any, NOMINEE FOR BAC HOME A/K/A GUSTAV H. MUELLER Americans with Disabilities Act entered in the above-styled A/K/A TAMMY ELAINE HALL H. Price Poole, Jr. CREEK, ACCORDING TO THE upon SHAPIRO, FISHMAN & LOANS SERVICING, LP; VIL- A/K/A GUSTAV HEINRECK (ADA) case, I will sell the property A/K/A TAMMY E. YOUNG- 303 Centre Street, Suite 200 PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN GACHE, LLP, Attorneys for LAGES OF WOODBRIDGE MAS- MOELLER, DECEASED; MAR- If you are a person with a dis- located in NASSAU County, BLOOD; are the Defendants, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 PLAT BOOK 5, PAGES 65 Plaintiff,whose address is 4630 TER ASSOCIATION, INC.; TEN- CELLA MCINTYRE, AS A PER- ability who needs any accom- Florida, described as: The Clerk of the Court will sell Telephone: (904) 261-0742 THROUGH 69, OF THE PUBLIC Woodland Corporate Blvd., ANT #1 N/K/A SEAN JOHNSON SONAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE modation in order to partici- ALL OF LOT 52, CORNWALL to the highest and best bidder 2t 6-11, 6-18-2014 RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- Suite 100, Tampa, FL 33614, are the Defendants,The Clerk ESTATE OF GUSTAV HENRY pate in this proceeding, you FARM LAND COMPANY’S PLAT for cash at NASSAU JUDICIAL 4325 TY, FLORIDA; SAID PARCEL within thirty (30) days after the of the Court will sell to the MOELLER A/K/A GUSTAV H. are entitled at no cost to you, OF NORTH FLORIDA PECAN, ANNEX,76347 VETERAN’S WAY, ------BEING MORE PARTICULARLY first publication of this notice highest and best bidder for MOELLER A/K/A GUSTAV HEIN- to the provision of certain assis- FRUIT AND TRUCK FARM, SEC- YULEE, FLORIDA at 11:30AM, LEGALS CONTINUED DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: and file the original with the cash at NASSAU JUDICIAL RECK MOELLER, DECEASED; tance. Please contact the TION 21, TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH, on the 25 day of July,2014,the ON THE NEXT PAGE. COMMENCE AT THE SOUTH- clerk of this Court either before ANNEX 76347 VETERAN’S WAY, ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- ADA Coordinator at crtin- RANGE 24 EAST, NASSAU following described property DEADLINE IS NOON FRIDAYS.

L CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2014/News-Leader 9B LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF INTENTION ESTATE OF JAMES L. JESSE- LY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF AN a copy of your written defens- ROAD AND THE CURVE TO THE NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA the Judicial Annex County Judgment of the Foreclosure TO CONSIDER NAUER A/K/A JAMES ACCESS ROAD SIXTY (60) FOOT es, if any, to it, on Udren Law RIGHT FOR ONE HUNDRED /s/ Megan Sawyer Courthouse, 76347 Veteran’s entered in the above-styled ENACTMENT OF ORDINANCE LEONARD HESSENAUER RIGHT OF WAY); THENCE CON- Offices, P.C., Attorney for EIGHTY (180) FEET, MORE OR Deputy Clerk Way,Yulee, FL 32097 begin at case, I will sell the property Nassau County proposes to Last Know Address TINUE THE SAME ONE HUN- Plaintiff,who,address is 2101 W. LESS; THENCE CONTINUE 2t 6-4, 6-11-2014 11:30 A.M. on the 28th day of located in NASSAU County, amend the Nassau County UNKNOWN DRED SEVENTY-NINE AND Commercial Blvd. Suite 5000 ALONG NORTH SIDE OF SAID 4297 July, 2014, the following Florida, described as: Land Development Code by YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an SEVEN HUNDREDTHS (179.07) Fort Lauderdale FL 33309 on or GRADED ROAD SOUTH SIXTY- ————— described property as set forth LOTS 4 AND 5,BLOCK “P”,UNIT adopting the following action for Foreclosure of FEET; THENCE AT RIGHT before July 4, 2014, a date SEVEN (67) DEGREES; TWENTY- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF in said Consent Final 3 OF OAK GROVE, ACCORD- Ordinance: Mortgage in the following ANGLES SOUTH EIGHTY (80) which is within thirty (30) days FIVE (25) MINUTES EAST FOR THE FOURTH JUDICIAL Judgment, to wit: ING TO PLAT RECORDED IN THE AN ORDINANCE OF THE described property: DEGREES, TWENTY-FOUR (24) after the first publication of EIGHT HUNDRED EIGHTY (880) CIRCUIT IN AND FOR ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT, PIECE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- ALL THE CERTAIN TRACT OR MINUTES WEST,ONE HUNDRED this Notice in The NewsLeader FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO THE NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA OR PARCEL OF LAND SITUATE, COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN PLAT SIONERS OF NASSAU COUNTY, PARCEL OF LAND SITUATE, SIXTY-THREE AND NINETY-SEVEN and file the original with the TOP OF THE BANK AND HIGH CASE NO.: 13 CA 000252 LYING AND BEING IN THE CITY BOOK 3, PAGE 51. FLORIDA AMENDING THE LYING AND BEING IN NASSAU HUNDREDTHS (163.97) FEET TO Clerk of this Court either WATER LINE OF LANCEFORD GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC, OF FERNANDINA BEACH,(FOR- To include a: CODE OF ORDINANCES; COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING THE EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY before service on Plaintiffs CREEK; THENCE GO NORTH a Delaware Limited Liability MERLY NAMED FERNANDINA), 1995 FLEET ADOPTING A NEW SECTION MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIB- LINE OF SAID ACCESS ROAD; attorney or immediately there- TWENTY-SIX (26) DEGREES, Company 345 St. Peter Street COUNTY OF NASSAU AND VIN GAFLR34A19435SH 28.22 OF THE LAND DEVELOP- ED AS FOLLOWS: THENCE NORTH TWENTY-NINE after; otherwise a default will TWENTY-SEVEN (27) MINUTES 1100 Landmark Towers St.Paul, STATE OF FLORIDA AND BEING Title # 67904930 MENT CODE, TO INCLUDE A A PORTION OF LOT 2 OF THE (29) DEGREES, ONE (01) MIN- be entered against you for the EAST ALONG THE HIGH WATER MN 55102, FURTHER DESCRIBED ACCOR- 1995 FLEET USE FOR DINING WITH DOGS – ESTATE OF H.M. THIGPEN AS UTES, FORTY-FIVE (45) SEC- relief demanded in the com- LINE OF LANCEFORD CREEK Plaintiff, DING TO THE OFFICIAL MAP VIN GAFLR34B19435SH OUTDOORS ONLY, AND ADD- RECORDED IN DEED BOOK 39, ONDS WEST,NINETY AND NINE- plaint. FOR EIGHTY-EIGHT AND FIVE v. OR PLAT OF SAID CITY,AS LITH- Title # 67904931 ING SUPPLEMENTAL STAN- PAGE 356 OF THE PUBLIC TY-SIX HUNDREDTHS (90.96) You have 30 calendar days TENTHS (88.5) FEET; THENCE GO RHONDA A. JORDAN a/k/a OGRAPHED AND ISSUED BY Property address: 731 Wax DARDS FOR DINING WITH RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- FEET ALONG SAID EASTERLY after the first publication of NORTH TEN (10) DEGREES,THIR- RHONDA A.JORDON,BRAD J. THE FLORIDA RAILROAD COM- Wing Ln. Fernandina Beach, DOGS – OUTDOORS ONLY; TY,FLORIDA LYING AND BEING RIGHT OF WAY LINE; THENCE this Notice to file a written TY-FIVE (35) MINUTES EAST JORDAN a/k/a BRAD J. JOR- PANY IN 1857 AND ENLARGED, FL 32034 PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILI- WITHIN SECTION 37,TOWNSHIP NORTHERLY ALONG A CURVE response to the attached ALONG THE HIGH WATER LINE DON, IF LIVING, BUT IF DECEA- REVISED AND REISSUED BY THE at a public sale,to the highest TY; AND PROVIDING FOR AN 3 NORTH, RANGE 27 EAST OF TO THE RIGHT AND ALONG complaint with the clerk of this WHICH BECOMES THE MARSH- SED, THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, FLORIDA TOWN IMPROVEMENT and best bidder, for cash, by EFFECTIVE DATE. SAID COUNTY BEING ALSO A SAID EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY court. A phone call will not ES OF LANCEFORD CREEK FOR DEVISEES, GRANTEES,ASSIGN- COMPANY IN 1887 AND 1901, electronic sale at AT THE WEST NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that PORTION OF THE LANDS LINE, SAID CURVE HAVING A protect you. Your written SEVEN HUNDRED THIRTY-FIVE EES,CREDITORS,LIENORS AND AS: THE EASTERLY 47.72 FEET DOOR OF THE NASSAU COUN- the Planning and Zoning DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL RADIUS OF SEVENTY (70.00) response, including the case AND THREE TENTHS (735.3) TRUSTEES OF BRAD J. JORDAN OF LOTS 81, 82, 83 AND 84 IN TY JUDICIAL ANNEX,76347 VET- Board of Nassau County will RECORDS BOOK 796, PAGE FEET AND ARC OF ONE HUN- number given above and the FEET; THENCE GO EASTERLY a/k/a BRAD J. JORDON, THE BLOCK 241. ERANS WAY, YULEE, FL 32097, conduct a public hearing on 1303 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS DRED THIRTY-THREE AND SIXTY- names of the parties,must be ALONG SAID HIGH WATER LINE UNKNOWN PARTY IN POSSES- Located: 1320 A Elm Street, beginning at 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday,June 17,2014 at 7:00 OF SAID COUNTY AND STATE; NINE HUNDREDTHS (133.69) filed if you want the court to FOR TWO HUNDRED (200) FEET, SION OF 2750 SWEARINGEN Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 July 16, 2014. PM regarding the proposed SAID PORTION BEING MORE FEET, SAID ARC HAVING A hear your side of the case. If MORE OR LESS; THENCE GO ROAD, HILLIARD, FL,. 32046 and all fixtures and personal Any person claiming an inter- ordinance. Also the Nassau PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED BY CHORD WHOSE BEARING AND you do not file your response NORTHERLY ALONG SAID HIGH f/k/a LOT 1 & 2 BURFORD property located therein or est in the surplus from the sale, County Board of County METES AND BOUNDS AS FOL- LENGTH ARE NORTH TWENTY- on time, you may lose the WATER LINE FOR ONE HUN- GROVE, SWEARINGEN ROAD, thereon, which are included if any,other than the property Commissioners will hold pub- LOWS: FIVE (25) DEGREES,FORTY-ONE case,and your wages,money, DRED (100) FEET, MORE OR HILLIARD, FL 32046, n/k/a as security in Plaintiff’s mort- owner as of the date of the lis lic hearings on Monday,June COMMENCE AT THE NORTH- (41) MINUTES, EIGHTEEN (18) and property may thereafter LESS,TO THE SOUTHEAST COR- Samantha Jordan, gage. pendens, must file a claim 23,2014 and Monday,July 14, EAST CORNER OF SAID LOT 2; SECONDS EAST,ONE HUNDRED be taken without further warn- NER OF LAND DESCRIBED IN Defendants Any person claiming an inter- within 60 days after the sale. 2014 at 7:00 PM. The public THENCE SOUTH 01 DEGREES FOURTEEN AND TWENTY-NINE ing from the court. There are OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 16, NOTICE OF SALE est in the surplus funds from Witness, my hand and seal hearings will be held at the 30’00”WEST ALONG THE EAST- HUNDREDTHS (114.29) FEET; other legal requirements.You PAGE 108; THENCE GO SOUTH NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, the sale, if any,other than the of this court on the 23 day of James S.Page Governmental ERLY LINE OF SAID LOT 2,A DIS- THENCE NORTH EIGHTY (80) may want to call an attorney EIGHTY-NINE (89) DEGREES, pursuant to Plaintiffs Final property owner as of the date May,2014. Complex,96135 Nassau Place, TANCE OF 309.50 FEET TO A DEGREES TWENTY-FOUR (24) right away.If you do not know FORTY-FOUR (44) MINUTES Summary Judgment of of the lis pendens must file a John A. Crawford Yulee, Florida 32097. POINT ON SAID EASTERLY LINE; MINUTES EAST, ONE HUNDRED an attorney, you may call an WEST ALONG SOUTH LINE OF Foreclosure entered in the claim within 60 days after the CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT All interested parties are invit- THENCE NORTH 86 DEGREES TWENTY-EIGHT AND TWENTY attorney referral service or a SAID LAND FOR TWO HUN- above-captioned action,I will sale. COURT ed to attend the public hear- 15’00” WEST, A DISTANCE3 OF HUNDREDTHS (128.20) FEET legal aid office (listed in the DRED EIGHTY-THREE (283) FEET sell the property situated in Dated at Fernandina Beach, By: /S/Amanda Stearn ings and to be heard. Copies 350.83 FEET, TO THE POINT OF ALONG SAID SOUTHERLY phone book). TO SOUTHWEST CORNER OF Nassau County, Florida, Nassau County,Florida,this 28 Deputy Clerk of the proposed Ordinances BEGINNING. RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF THE This notice is provided pur- SAID LAND; THENCE GO described as follows, to wit: day of May,2014 THIS INSTRUMENT PREPARED BY: and supporting information CASE NO.: 2013-CA-000049 POINT OF BEGINNING. suant to Administrative Order SOUTH ZERO (00) DEGREES,SIX- LOTS 1 AND 2, BUFORD John A. Crawford Law offices of are available for inspection in Our File Number: 12-02025 TOGETHER WITH A SIXTY (60) No.2.065. TEEN (16) MINUTES EAST GROVE,ACCORDING TO PLAT Clerk of said Circuit Court Daniel C. Consuegra the office of the Nassau THENCE CONTINUE NORTH 86 FOOT EASEMENT FOR INGRESS In accordance with the ALONG EAST LINE OF LAND THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN By: /s/ Sue Powell 9204 King Palm Drive County Growth Management degrees 15’00” WEST, A DIS- AND EGRESS IN COMMON Americans with Disabilities Act, DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL PLAT BOOK 6, PAGE 1, OF THE Deputy Clerk Tampa, FL 33619-1328 Department, 96161 Nassau TANCE OF 324.17 FEET TO A WITH OTHERS AS DESCRIBED IN if you are a person with a dis- RECORDS BOOK 55, PAGE 70, PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU 2t 6-4, 6-11-2014 Attorneys for Plaintiff Place, Yulee, FL 32097. POINT OF LYING AND BEING OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 220, ability who needs any FOR TWENTY-NINE AND TWO COUNTY,FLORIDA; TOGETHER 4305 Americans with Comments may also be ON THE SOUTHEASTERLY RIGHT PAGE 194 OF THE PUBLIC accommodation in order to TENTHS (29.2) FEET TO THE WITH THAT CERTAIN 1998 ------Disabilities Act (ADA) directed in writing to the OF WAY LINE OF LENTS ROAD RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- participate in this proceed- SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LAND; HOMES OF MERIT PANTHER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF If you are a person with a dis- Growth Management Depart- (AS NOW ESTABLISHED); TY,FLORIDA. ing,you are entitled,at no cost THENCE GO SOUTH EIGHTY- MOBILE HOME, SERIAL NUM- THE FOURTH ability who needs any ment, e-mailed to agrego- THENCE NORTH 32 degrees Property address: to you,to the provision of cer- SEVEN (87) DEGREES,FIFTY-FIVE BERS FLHMBFP114342950A & JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND accommodation in order to [email protected], or 51’0” EAST ALONG SAID 1314 Marian Dr., tain assistance. Please con- (55) MINUTES WEST ALONG FLHMBFP114342950B FOR NASSAU participate in this proceed- received by telephone at SOUTHEASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 tact the ADA Coordinator at SOUTH LINE OF SAID LAND TO Commonly known as: 2750 COUNTY, FLORIDA ing,you are entitled,at no cost (904) 491-7328. All comments LINE, A DISTANCE 88.70 FEET The foreclosure sale can only [email protected] or (904) 630- THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF Swearingen Road, Hilliard, FL CASE NO.: 14CA000193AXYX to you,to the provision of cer- will become part of the TO A POINT; THENCE SOUTH 83 be canceled by court order. 2564 at least 7 days before SAID LAND A DISTANCE OF 32046 f/k/a Lot 1 & 2 Burford NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC tain assistance. Please con- record in this matter and sub- degrees 47’50” EAST, A DIS- ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN your scheduled court appear- TWO.HUNDRED FORTY-SIX AND Grove, Swearingen Road, D/B/A CHAMPION MORT- tact the ADA Coordinator at ject to Florida’s public records TANCE 281.31 FEET; THENCE INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM ance, or immediately upon ONE TENTH (246.1) FEET; Hilliard, FL 32046 GAGE COMPANY; Plaintiff, [email protected] or (904) 630- law. SOUTH 03 degrees 45’00”EAST, THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN receiving this notification if the THENCE GO NORTH ZERO (00) at public sale, to the highest vs. 2564 at least 7 days before Persons with disabilities requir- A DISTANCE OF 65.28 FEET TO THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF time before the scheduled DEGREES, SIXTEEN (16) MIN- and best bidder, for cash at UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENEFICIA- your scheduled court appear- ing accommodations in order THE POINT OF BEGINNING THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS appearance is less than 7 UTES WEST ALONG WEST LINE the front of the Nassau County RIES, DEVISEES, ASSIGNEES, ance, or immediately upon to participate in this program a/k/a 87412 LENTS RD,YULEE FL MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 days; if you are hearing OF SAID LAND FOR ONE HUN- Courthouse, 76347 Veteran’s LIENORS,CREDITORS,TRUSTEES receiving this notification if the or activity should contact 491- 32097 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. impaired call 711. DRED SEVENTY-SEVEN (177) Way, Yulee, Florida 32097, at AND ALL OTHERS WHO MAY time before the scheduled 7328 at least twenty-four (24) has been filed against you Witness my hand and seal of WITNESS my hand and the FEET TO THE NORTHWEST COR- 11:30 AM (EST), on the 30th CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THE appearance is less than 7 hours in advance to request and you are required to serve this court this 23 day of May, seal of this Court this 22 day of NER OF SAID LAND DESCRIBED day of September, 2014. ESTATE OF EVERLENA MORRIS days; if you are hearing or such accommodation. a copy of you written defens- 2014. May 2014. IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK If you are a subordinate lien HILLERY,DECEASED; ANY AND voice impaired, call 711. THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO BE es, if any, to it, on Marinosci John A. Crawford John A. Crawford 55, PAGE 70, AND THE SOUTH holder claiming a right to ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES. 2t 6-4, 6-11-2014 PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF A Law Group, P.C., Attorney for Clerk of the Circuit Court CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SIDE OF A FORTY (40) FOOT funds remaining after the sale, CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, 4293 PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL Plaintiff, whose address is 100 By: /S/ Amanda Stearn As Clerk of the Court by: WIDE GRADED ROAD; THENCE you must file a claim with the UNDER AND AGAINST THE ————— ANY DECISION MADE BY THE W. Cypress Creek Road, Suite Deputy Clerk By: /s/ Arielle Wilson GO SOUTH EIGHTY-SEVEN (87) Clerk of Court no later than HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BOARD, AGENCY OR COM- 1045, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 2t 6-4, 6-11-2014 As Deputy Clerk DEGREES, FIFTY-FIVE (55) MIN- 60 days after the sale.If you fail DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT MISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY 33309 on or before July 4,2014, 4287 2t 6-4, 6-11-2014 UTES WEST ALONG SOUTH SIDE to file a claim, you will not be KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR IN AND FOR MATTER CONSIDERED AT SUCH a date which is within thirty ------4289 OF SAID ROAD FOR FIVE HUN- entitled to any remaining ALIVE, WHETHER. SAID UN- NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA MEETING OR HEARING HE/SHE (30) days after the first publi- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ------DRED TWENTY-ONE AND ONE funds. KNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM Case No.: 45-2012-CA- WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE cation of this Notice in the THE THE FOURTH JUDICIAL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, TENTH (521.1) FEET TO THE Notice to Persons with Disa- AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES, 000887 PROCEEDINGS AND FOR THAT NEWS LEADER file the original CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR IN AND FOR POINT WHICH BEGINS THE bilities: If you are a person with HEIRS,DEVISEES,GRANTEES,OR Section: PURPOSE, MAY NEED TO with the Clerk of this Court NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA DESCRIPTION OF THE LOTS a disability who needs any OTHER CLAIMANTS; THE UNITED DEUTSCHE BANK ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM either before service on CASE NO.: 2010-CA-837 CASE NO.: 12 CA 272 HEREIN SOUGHT TO BE CON- accommodation in order to STATES OF AMERICA ON NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, RECORD OF THE PROCEED- Plaintiff’s attorney or immedi- U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCI- SPRINGLEAF HOME EQUITY, VEYED; THENCE GO SOUTH participate in this proceed- BEHALF OF THE SECRETARY OF AS TRUSTEE FOR HOLDERS OF INGS IS MADE, WHICH REC- ately thereafter; otherwise a ATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR INC.,formerly AMERICAN GEN- EIGHTY-SEVEN (87) DEGREES, ing,you are entitled,at no cost HOUSING AND URBAN DEVEL- THE GSAA HOME EQUITY ORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMO- default will be entered against MASTR ADJUSTABLE RATE ERAL HOME EQUITY,INC., FIFTY-FIVE (55) MINUTES WEST to you,to the provision of cer- OPMENT; GEORGE B.MORRIS, TRUST 2006-17 ASSET-BACKED NY AND EVIDENCE UPON you for the relief demand in MORTGAGES Plaintiff, FOR TWO HUNDRED (200) FEET tain assistance. Please con- JR.; UNKNOWN TENANT # 1 IN CERTIFICATES SERIES 2006-17 WHICH APPEAL IS TO BE the complaint. TRUST 2006-0A1, MORTGAGE vs. TO A POINT; THENCE GO tact the Court Administrator’s POSSESSION OF THE PROPERTY; Plaintiff, BASED. This notice is provided pur- PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, ANTHONY PRIDGEN, et al, SOUTH ZERO (00) DEGREES, office not later than seven UNKNOWN TENANT # 2 IN POS- v. The Planning and Zoning suant to Administrative Order SERIES 2006-0A1, Defendants. FORTY-FIVE (45) MINUTES EAST days prior to the proceeding. SESSION OF THE PROPERTY; GREGORY R.BAUER: CANDICE Board and the Board of No. 2.065. Plaintiff; NOTICE OF SALE FOR A DISTANCE OF TWO HUN- Clerk of the Circuit Court Defendants. L. BAUER; ANY AND ALL County Commissioners may IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE vs. Notice is hereby given that, DRED TEN (210) FEET TO A By: /s/ Tracy Poore NOTICE OF ACTION UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING continue hearing on this mat- AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES LYNN A. WILLIAMS, III AS pursuant to an order or a final POINT; THENCE GO NORTH Deputy Clerk To the following Defendant(s): BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND ter. ACT,If you are a person with a TRUSTEE UNDER THE LYNN A. judgment of foreclosure EIGHTY-SEVEN (87) DEGREES, 2t 6-4, 6-11-2014 UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENEFICIA- AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED Barry Holloway,Chair disability who needs an WILLIAMS, III FAMILY TRUST entered in the above-cap- FIFTY-FIVE (55) MINUTES EAST 4298 RIES, DEVISEES, ASSIGNEES, INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) Nassau County Board of accommodation in order to AGREEMENT DATED AUGUST, tioned action, I will sell the FOR TWO HUNDRED (200) FEET ------LIENORS,CREDITORS,TRUSTEES WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE County Commissioners access court facilities or par- ET AL. property situated in Nassau TO A POINT; THENCE GO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT AND ALL OTHERS WHO MAY DEAD OR ALIVE,WHETHER SAID Thomas Ford, Chair ticipate in a court proceed- NOTICE OF ACTION County,Florida,described as: NORTH ZERO (00) DEGREES, OF THE FOURTH CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THE UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY Nassau County Planning and ing,you are entitled,at no cost To the following Defendant(s): All that certain land situate in FORTY-FIVE (45) MINUTES WEST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND ESTATE OF EVERLENA MORRIS CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUS- Zoning Board to you,to the provision of cer- DEBORAH WILLIAMS (CURRENT Nassau County,Florida viz: TWO HUNDRED TEN (210) FEET FOR NASSAU HILLERY,DECEASED ES,HEIRS,DEVISEES,GRANTEES, 2t 6-4, 6-11-2014 tain assistance. To request RESIDENCE UNKNOWN) LOT 15 AND THE EAST TEN FEET TO THE POINT HERETOFORE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Last Known Address OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; MORT- 4283 such an accommodation, Last Known Address: 1899 OF LOT 14 AND THE WEST 32 DESCRIBED AS THE BEGINNING CASE No. 12000120CAAXYX UNKNOWN GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA------please contact Court SOUTH FLETCHER AVENUE,FER- FEET OF THE EAST 42 FEET OF OF THE LOTS SOUGHT TO BE BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. SUC- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an TION SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMI- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Administration at least three NANDINA BEACH, FL 32034 THE NORTH 150 FEET OF LOT CONVEYED. THE PARCEL OF CESSOR BY MERGER TO THE action for Foreclosure of NEE FOR INTOHOMES THE 4THJUDICIAL CIRCUIT, business days prior to the Additional Address: 110 E 14TH 14 CASHEN PARK, A SUBDIVI- LAND THUS DESCRIBED MEA- BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING Mortgage on the following MORTGAGE SERVICES, INC.; IN AND FOR required service by using one ST, NEW YORK, NY 10003 SION PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE 49, SURES 200 FEET EAST AND WEST L.P. FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOME described property: NORTH HAMPTON ASSOCIA- NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA of the following methods: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED AND BEING DESCRIBED IN BY 210 FEET NORTH AND LOANS SERVICING, L.P., THE CERTAIN LOT, PIECE OR TION, INC., CIVIL DIVISION Phone - (904) 630-2564; Fax - that an action for Foreclosure OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 346, SOUTH AND IS REFERRED TO AS PLAINTIFF, PARCEL OF LAND, SITUATE, Defendant(s) CASE NO. (904) 630-1146; TTD/TTY - (800) of Mortgage on the following PAGE 242, PUBLIC RECORDS LOTS NUMBERED SIX (6) AND VS. LYING AND BEING IN THE CITY NOTICE OF SALE 45-2013-CA-000180 955-8770 (Florida Relay described property: OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA SEVEN (7) IN A SURVEY MADE DOUGLAS GRANDAS, ET AL. OF FERNANDINA BEACH, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- JP MORGAN CHASE BANK, Service). LOT FIFTY-FOUR (54) AND THE 1974 SHELBY 97324605473830U ON FEBRUARY 24TH AND 25TH, DEFENDANT(S). COUNTY OF NASSAU AND suant to an Order of Final NATIONAL ASSOCIATION E-Mail - [email protected]. SOUTH TWENTY-FIVE (25) FEET and FLA35853 1969 FOR MRS.CARL T.JONES, NOTICE OF STATE OF FLORIDA AND Judgment of Foreclosure Plaintiff, WITNESS my hand and the OF LOT FIFTY-FIVE (55),SECTION at public sale, to the highest BY GEORGE W. LOVESEE, A FORECLOSURE SALE KNOWN AND DESCRIBED AS dated May 20, 2014, entered vs. seal of this court this 22 day of ONE OF MIRAMAR BEACH, A and best bidder for cash, at REGISTERED SURVEYOR #627. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- FOLLOWS: THE SOUTH FORTY- in Civil Case No. 45-2012-CA- WILLIAM F.GALLUP; MARILYN L. May,2014. SUBDIVISION OF THE NORTH- Main entrance to Nassau TOGETHER WITH A 1997 suant to the Final Judgment of FOUR (44) FEET OF LOT NUM- 000887 of the Circuit Court of GALLUP; UNKNOWN SPOUSE JOHN A. CRAWFORD EAST PORTION OF SECTION 20, County Judicial Annex,76347 TRIPLEWIDE MOBILE HOME, ID Foreclosure dated, in the BERED THREE (3) AND THE the Fourth Judicial Circuit in OF WILLIAM F. GALLUP; As Clerk of the Court TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH, RANGE Veterans Way,Yulee,Florida ,in #FLHML2P38815549A, above action, I will sell to the NORTH THIRTY-ONE (31.0) FEET and for Nassau County,Florida UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MARI- /s/ Arielle Wilson 29 EAST,ACCORDING TO PLAT accordance with Chapter 45, #FLHML2P38815549B AND highest bidder for cash at OF LOT NUMBERED FOUR (4) wherein the Clerk of the LYN L. GALLUP; UNKNOWN As Deputy Clerk OF SAID SUBDIVISION RECOR- Florida Statutes, at 11:30 a.m. #FLHML2P38815549C, AS A Nassau, Florida, on July 16, N BLOCK NUMBERED TWO Circuit Court will sell to the PERSON(S) IN POSSESSION OF 2t 6-4, 6-11-2014 DED IN PLAT BOOK 2 AT PAGE on the 16 day of July,2014. PART OF THE REAL PROPERTY 2014, at 11:30 AM, at front HUNDRED SIXTY-TWO (262) AS highest bidder for cash on 30 THE SUBJECT PROPERTY; 4285 61 OF THE OF THE PUBLIC That any person claiming an HEREOF. steps of courthouse - 76347 DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL PLAT day of July,2014,at 11:30 a.m. Defendants; ------RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- interest in the surplus from the Any person claiming an inter- Veterans Way, Yulee, FL 2097 OF THE CITY OF FERNANDINA, at the Nassau Judicial Annex, NOTICE OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, TY,FLORIDA. sale, if any, other than the est in the surplus from the sale, for the following described NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA,AS Nassau County Courthouse, FORECLOSURE SALE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, A/K/A 1899 S FLETCHER AVE., property owner as of the date if any,other than the property property: LITHOGRAPHED AND ISSUED 76347 Veterans ay, Yulee, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- IN AND FOR FERNANDINA BEACH,FL 32034 of the lis pendens must file a owner as of the date of the lis LOT 11 OF CARTESIAN POINTE BY THE FLORIDA RAILROAD Florida 32097, in accordance suant to a Final Judgment of NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA has been filed against you claim within 60 days after the pendens must file a claim UNIT 2, ACCORDING TO THE COMPANY IN 1857 AND with Chapter 45 Florida Foreclosure dated May 20, CASE NO.: 2011-CA-00641 and you are required to serve sale. within 60 days after the sale. PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED ENLARGED,REVISED AND REIS- Statutes, relative to the fol- 2014 and entered in Case No. BANK OF AMERICA,N.A.,SUC- a copy of your written defens- WITNESS my hand and seal of Dated this 23 day of IN PLAT BOOK 7, PAGE(S)35 SUED BY THE. FLORIDA TOWN lowing described property as 45-2013-CA-000180, of the CESSOR BY MERGER TO BAC es,if any,to Vladimir R.St.Louis, said Court on May 30, 2014. May,2014. THROUGH 36, INCLUSIVE, OF IMPROVEMENT COMPANY IN set forth in the Final Judgment, Circuit Court of the 4th HOME LOANS SERVICING, LP, Esq. at VAN NESS LAW FIRM, JOHN A. CRAWFORD John Crawford THE CURRENT PUBLIC REC- 1887 AND 1901. SAID CITY to wit: Judicial Circuit in and for NAS- FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOME PLC, Attorney for the Plaintiff, CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT As Clerk of the Court ORDS OF NASSAU COUNTY, BEING NOW KNOWN AS FER- LOT 91, NORTH HAMPTON - SAU County, Florida, wherein LOANS SERVICING, LP whose address is 1239 E.NEW- By: /s/ Amanda Stearn By: /s/ Amanda Stearn FLORIDA. NANDINA BEACH. PHASE ONE, ACCORDING TO JP MORGAN CHASE BANK, Plaintiff, PORT CENTER DRIVE, SUITE Deputy Clerk As Deputy Clerk Any person claiming an inter- a/k/a 432 S. 14TH STREET, FER- THE PLAT THEREOF AS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION is the vs. #110, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 2t 6-4, 6-11-2014 IMPORTANT If you are a per- est in the surplus from the sale, NANDINA BEACH, FL 32034 RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 6, Plaintiff and WILLIAM F. MICHAEL L. GARCIA et al., 33442 on or before 4303 son with a disability who if any,other than the property has been filed against you PAGE 21S-230, OF THE PUBLIC GALLUP; MARILYN L. GALLUP; Defendants. July 4, 2014 a date which is ------needs any accommodation owner as of the date of the lis and you are required to serve RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF NOTICE OF SALE within thirty (30) days after the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF in order to participate in this pendens must file a claim a copy of you written defens- TY,FLORIDA. WILLIAM F.GALLUP; UNKNOWN Notice is hereby given pur- first publication of this THE FOURTH JUDICIAL proceeding, you are entitled, within sixty (60) days after the es, if any, to it, on Marinosci Any person claiming an inter- SPOUSE OF MARILYN L. suant to the Consent Final Notice in the NEWS LEADER CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR at no cost to you, to the pro- sale. The Court, in its discre- Law Group, P.C., Attorney for est in the surplus from the sale, GALLUP; UNKNOWN PER- Judgment of Foreclosure and file the original with the NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA vision of certain assistance. tion, may enlarge the time of Plaintiff, whose address is 100 if any,other than the property SON(S) IN POSSESSION OF THE entered by the Court on May Clerk of this Court either GENERAL JURISDICTION Please contact the ADA the sale shall be published as W. Cypress Creek Road, Suite owner as of the date of the Lis SUBJECT PROPERTY; are defen- 23,2014 in Case No.: 2011-CA- before service on Plaintiffs DIVISION Coordinator at (904)548-4600 provided herein. 1045, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Pendens must file a claim with- dants. I will sell to the highest 00641 of the Circuit Court of attorney or immediately there- CASE NO: 13CA000655AXYX press 0, at least 7 days before DATED: 27 May,2014. 33309 on or before July 11, in 60 days after the sale. and best bidder for cash AT the Fourth Judicial Circuit in after; otherwise a default will CITIMORTGAGE, INC., your scheduled court appear- By: /s/ Tracy Poore 2014, a date which is within AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES THE FRONT ENTRANCE OF THE and for Nassau County,Florida be entered against you for the Plaintiff ance, or immediately upon Deputy Clerk of the Court thirty (30) days after the first ACT.If you are a person with a JUDICIAL ANNEX,at 76347 VET- in which Bank of America, relief demanded in the com- vs. receiving this notification if the Prepared by: publication of this Notice in disability who needs any ERANS WAY,YULEE in NASSAU N.A., Successor by Merger to plaint.This notice is provided to DAVID T. DEW; time before the scheduled Gladstone Law Group the THE NEWS LEADER file the accommodation in order to County, FLORIDA 32097, at BAC Home Loans Servicing, Administrative Order No.2065. MIRANDA N. DEW appearance is less than 7 1499 W. Palmetto Park Road, original with the Clerk of this participate in this proceed- 11:30 a.m., on the 30 day of LP, FKA Countrywide Home If you are a person with a dis- Defendant(s) days; if you are hearing or Suite 300 Court either before service on ing,you are entitled at no cost September,2014the following Loans Servicing,LP,is the plain- ability who needs any ac- NOTICE OF voice impaired, call 711. Boca Raton, Fl 33486 Plaintiff’s attorney or immedi- to you,to the provision of cer- described property as set forth tiff and Michael J. Garcia; commodation in order to par- FORECLOSURE SALE 2t 6-4, 6-11-2014 If you are a person with a dis- ately thereafter; otherwise a tain assistance. Please con- in said Final judgment, to wit: Fawn Lei Garcia; and ticipate in this proceeding, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- 4294 ability who needs any ac- default will be entered against tact the ADA Coordinator for LOTS 1,2 AND THE NORTH ONE- Unknown Tenant # 1, N/K/A you are entitled at no cost to suant to a Final Judgment of ------commodation in order to par- you for the relief demand in the circuit court system at crt- HALF OF LOT 3, IN BLOCK 210, Tiana Garcia are the defen- you, to the provision of cer- Foreclosure dated May 22, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ticipate in this proceeding, the complaint. [email protected] or (904) 630-2564 TOGETHER WITH THE EASTERLY dants. I will sell to the highest tain assistance. Please con- 2014, and entered in IN AND FOR you are entitled,at no cost to This notice is provided pur- at least 7 days before your ONE-HALF OF SOUTH and best bidder for cash at tact the ADA Coordinator at 13CA000655AXYX of the NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA you, to the provision of cer- suant to Administrative Order scheduled court appear- ELEVENTH STREET RIGHT-OF- the Judicial Annex, 76347 (904) 548-4600 (then press 0) Circuit Court of the FOURTH CASE NO.: 45-2014-CA- tain assistance. Please con- No. 2.065. ance, or immediately upon WAY (NOW ABANDONED) Veteran’s Way, Yulee, Florida at least 7 days before your Judicial Circuit in and for NAS- 000196 tact ADA Coordinator Nassau IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE receiving this notification if the LYING WESTERLY OF AND 32097 at 11:30 a.m.,on the 26 scheduled court appear- SAU County, Florida, wherein DIVISION: County at 904-255-1695 or at AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES time before the scheduled ADJACENT TO SAID LOTS, FER- day of June 2014,the following ance, or immediately upon CITIMORTGAGE, INC., is the STAGE COACH ENTERPRISES, [email protected], Nassau ACT,If you are a person with a appearance is less than 7 NANDINA, NASSAU COUNTY, described property as set forth receiving this notification if the Plaintiff and DAVID T. DEW; INC. etc.,, County Judicial Annex,Atten- disability who needs an days; if you are hearing or FLORIDA. in the Consent Final Judgment time before the scheduled MIRANDA N. DEW are the Plaintiff, tion: Bailiff s Office, 76347 accommodation in order to voice impaired, call 711. A person claiming an interest of Foreclosure, to wit: appearance is less than 7 Defendant(s). John Crawford vs. Veterans Way,Yulee, FL 32097 access court facilities or par- 2t 6-4, 6-11-2014 in the surplus from the sale, if ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT OR days; if you are hearing or as the Clerk of the Circuit BELINDA GALE SHEPARD,et al., at least 7 days before your ticipate in a court proceed- 4307 any, other than the property PARCEL OF LAND SITUATE, voice impaired, call 711. Court will sell to the highest Defendants. scheduled court appear- ing,you are entitled,at no cost ------owner as of the date of the lis LYING AND BEING IN NASSAU WITNESS my hand and the and best bidder for cash Front NOTICE OF ACTION ance, or immediately upon to you,to the provision of cer- NOTICE UNDER pendens must file a claim COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING seal of this Court this 23 day of Entrance, Nassau Judicial TO: Belinda Gale Shepard receiving this notification if the tain assistance. To request FICTITIOUS NAME LAW within 60 days after the sale. MORE PARTICULARLY May,2014 Annex 76347 Veteran’sWay 8686 Kyle Frasier Rd time before the scheduled such an accommodation, Pursuant to Section 865.09, Dated this 20 day of May, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: JOHN A. CRAWFORD Yulee FL 32097, at 11:30 AM Yulee, FL 32097 appearance is less A than 7 please contact Court Admini- Florida Statutes 2014. TRACT OF GORDIE SUBDIVI- CLERK OF COURT on July 24, 2014, the following Unknown Spouse of days; if you are hearing or stration at least three business NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that JOHN A. CRAWFORD SION, AN UNRECORDED PLAT By: /s/ Megan Sawyer described property as set forth Belinda Gale Shepard voice impaired, call 711. days prior to the required serv- the undersigned, desiring to As Clerk of said Court AND DESCRIBED BY METES As Deputy Clerk in said Final Judgment, to wit: 8686 Kyle Frasier Rd 2t 6-4, 6-11-2014 ice by using one of the fol- engage in business under the By /s/ Sue Powell AND BOUNDS AS FOLLOWS: 2t 6-4, 6-11-2014 ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR Yulee, FL 32097 4304 lowing methods: Phone - (904) fictitious name of “Amelia Boat As Deputy Clerk ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE, PAR- 4288 PARCEL OF LAND SITUATE, Belinda Gale Shepard ------630-2564; Fax - (904) 630-1146; Club and Rentals” located at 2t 6-4, 6-11-2014 CEL OR TRACT OF LAND LYING ————— LYING AND BEING IN SECTION 85002 Fields Rd IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TTD/TTY - (800) 955-8770 251 Creekside Drive, in the 4284 AND BEING IN THE COUNTY OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FIFTY (50),TOWNSHIP THREE (3) Yulee, FL 32097 THE 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, (Florida Relay Service). County of Nassau, in the City ------NASSAU AND THE STATE OF OF THE FOURTH JUDICIAL NORTH,RANGE TWENTY-EIGHT Unknown Spouse of IN AND FOR E-Mail [email protected]. of Amelia Island,Florida,32034 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FLORIDA, IN SECTION ELEVEN CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR (28) EAST, NASSAU COUNTY, Belinda Gale Shepard NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA WITNESS my hand and the intends to register the said OF THE FOURTH JUDICIAL (11) AND TWELVE (12), TOWN- NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA FLORIDA,AND BEING DESCRIB- 85002 Fields Rd CASE NO.: 2010-CA-000740 seal of this Court this 28 day of name with the Division of CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SHIP TWO (2) NORTH, RANGE CASE NO. 12CA000452 ED BY METES AND BOUNDS AS Yulee, FL 32097 U.S. BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCI- May,2014. Corporations of the Florida NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA TWENTY-EIGHT (28) EAST, NAS- Citibank N.A., as Trustee for FOLLOWS: YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ATION, AS TRUSTEE UNDER JOHN A. CRAWFORD Department of State, CASE NO.: 2013-CA-000049 SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA AND the Merrill Lynch Mortgage BEGINNING AT THE NORTH- action to foreclose the fol- SECURITIZATION SERVICING As Clerk of the Court Tallahassee, Florida. BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. BEING PART OF THE LAND Investors Trust,Mortgage Loan WEST CORNER OF SECTION lowing property in Nassau AGREEMENT DATED AS OF FEB- By: /s/ Megan Sawyer Dated at Fernandina Beach, Plaintiff, DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL Asset-Backed Certificates THIRTY-EIGHT (38) OF SAID County,Florida: RUARY 1, 2007 STRUCTURED As Deputy Clerk Florida, this 4th day of June, vs. RECORDS BOOK 61,PAGE 417 Series 2007-HE2 TOWNSHIP AND RANGE AND Lot 14,FIELDS HIGHLANDS SUB- ASSET SECURITIES CORPORA- 2t 6-4, 6-11-2014 2014. JAMES L. HESSENAUER A/K/A OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF Plaintiff GO NORTH EIGHTY-EIGHT (88) DIVISION, according to the TION MORTGAGE PASS- 4306 Amelia Boat Club and Rentals JAMES LEONARD HESSE- NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA,AS Vs. DEGREES,THIRTY (30) MINUTES plat thereof as recorded in THROUGH CERTIFICATES,SERIES ------1t 6-11-2014 NAUER; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF REFERRED TO ON AN INEZ ELIZABETH POPE A/K/A EAST ALONG THE LINE BE- Plat Book 5,Page 6 of the pub- 2007-BC2, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 4315 JAMES L. HESSENAUER A/K/A UNRECORDED PLAT BY INEZ POPE, et al TWEEN SECTION THIRTY-EIGHT lic records of Nassau County, Plaintiff, FOURTH JUDICIAL ------JAMES LEONARD HESSE- GEORGE W.LOVESEE,FINISHED Defendants (38) AND FIFTY (50) FOR TWO Florida. vs. CIRCUIT OF THE ATLANTIC SELF STORAGE PUB- NAUER; ANY AND ALL 30 NOVEMBER 1966, BY METES NOTICE OF ACTION HUNDRED NINETY-NINE AND has been filed against you Bart L. Hiter, STATE OF FLORIDA, LIC AUCTION will be on July 3, UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING AND BOUNDS AS FOLLOWS: To the following Defendant: EIGHT TENTHS (299.8) FEET TO and you are required to serve Defendant. IN AND FOR 2014 at 10:00 AM location: BY, THROUGH, UNDER AND COMMENCE AT AN IRON AT UNKNOWN HEIRS, SUCCES- THE EASTERLY SIDE OF THE ONE a copy of your written defens- RE-NOTICE OF SALE NASSAU COUNTY 464017 E SR 200 Yulee FL 32097 AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED A POINT DETERMINED BY THE SORS, ASSIGNS AND ALL PER- HUNDRED (100) FOOT RIGHT es, if any, to it on Lance Paul PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 Case No: 45-2013-CA- - Unit 479- Joshua Griffin; Unit INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) INTERSECTION OF THE WEST- SONS, FIRMS OR ASSOCIA- OF WAY OF STATE ROAD NO. Cohen,the Plaintiff’s attorney, NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN pur- 000439-AXYX-XX 625-Danny Paul Fine Jr; Unit WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE ERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF TIONS CLAIMING, RIGHT, TITLE 107; THENCE GO NORTH ZERO whose address is Cohen & suant to a Consent to Final CIVIL DIVISION 912- Amanda S Giddens DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER AMELIA ROAD (SIXTY (60) OR INTEREST FROM OR UNDER (00) DEGREES,FORTY-FIVE (45) Thurston, P.A., 1912 Hamilton Jud meat of Foreclosure U.S. BANK, NATIONAL The above are delinquent in SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY FOOT RIGHT OF WAY) AND A JOHN R. POPE A/K/A JOHN MINUTES WEST ALONG EAST Street, Suite 206, Jacksonville, dated March 14, 2014, and ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE ON rent and under FL Statutes CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUS- LINE PARALLEL TO AND TWO POPE 86089 HILL VALLEY SIDE OF ROAD FOR ONE THOU- Florida 32210,within thirty (30) entered in Case No. 2010-CA- BEHALF OF MANUFACTURED 83.806 the content of their ES,HEIRS,DEVISEES,GRANTEES, HUNDRED EIGHTY-TWO AND AVENUE YULEE, FL 32097 SAND THIRTY (1030) FEET; days from the first date of pub- 000740,of the Circuit Court of HOUSING CONTRACT units will be sold at public sale OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; YULEE SIX TENTH (262.6) FEET YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an THENCE GO NORTH EIGHTY- lication of this notice, and file the 4th Judicial Circuit in and SENIOR/SUBORDINATE with a 10% buyer’s premium. HOME CENTER LLC; NORTHERLY FROM THE NORTH action for Foreclosure of FOUR (84) DEGREES, THIRTY- the original with the Clerk of for Nassau County, Florida, PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATE The above units contain UNKNOWN TENANT #1 IN POS- EDGE OF SAID SECTION Mortgage on the following NINE (39) MINUTES EAST this Court either before service wherein U.S. BANK, NATIONAL TRUST 2000-1 household goods unless oth- SESSION OF THE PROPERTY; TWELVE (12); THENCE SOUTH described property: ALONG NORTH SIDE OF A THIR- on the Plaintiff’s attorneyor ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE Plaintiff, erwise noted. All Vehicles are UNKNOWN TENANT #2 IN POS- EIGHTY (80) DEGREES, TWEN- TRACT 22, YULEE HILLS, TY-FIVE (35) FOOT WIDE GRAD- immediately thereafter; oth- UNDER SECURITIZATION SER- vs. sold AS-IS PARTS ONLY. Terms SESSION OF THE PROPERTY; TY-FOUR (24) MINUTES WEST, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT ED ROAD FOR TWO HUNDRED erwise a default will be VICING AGREEMENT DATED AS UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, of sales are CASH ONLY at the Defendants ONE THOUSAND NINETY-THREE THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN TWENTY (220) FEET TO THE entered against you for the OF FEBRUARY 1, 2007 STRUC- GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, end of each auction. NOTICE OF ACTION (1093.00) FEET ALONG SAID PLAT BOOK 4,PAGE 31,OF THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE relief demanded in the TURED ASSET SECURITIES COR- CREDITORS, LIENORS, 2t 6-4, 6-11-2014 To the following Defendant(s): PARALLEL LINE; THENCE AT PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU CONTINUE SAME FOR SIX HUN- amended complaint or peti- PORATION MORTGAGE PASS- TRUSTEES OF FRANK L. 4301 UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENEFICIA- RIGHT ANGLES SOUTH NINE (9) COUNTY,FLORIDA. DRED FIFTY-SEVEN AND TWO tion. THROUGH CERTIFICATES,SERIES BOWEN, et al. ------RIES, DEVISEES, ASSIGNEES, DEGREES, THIRTY-SIX (36) MIN- A/K/A 86089 HILL VALLEY AVE., TENTHS (657.2) FEET TO START DATED on this 28 day of 2007-BC2,is Plaintiff and Bart L. Defendant(s) LEGAL DEADLINE IS NOON LIENORS,CREDITORS,TRUSTEES UTES EAST,TWO HUNDRED TEN YULEE, FL 32097 OF A CURVE IN THE ROAD TO May,2014 Hiter is Defendant, I will sell to NOTICE OF SALE ON FRIDAYS. CALL 261-3696 AND ALL OTHERS WHO MAY (210.00) FEET TO THE POINT OF Has been filed against you THE RIGHT; THENCE ALONG JOHN A CRAWFORD the highest and best bidder Notice is hereby given that, FOR SPECIAL HOLIDAY CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THE BEGINNING ON THE SOUTHER- and you are required to serve NORTH SIDE OF SAID GRADED CLERK OF THE COURT for cash at the entrance of pursuant to a Final Summary DEADLINE INFORMATION. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

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ANNOUNCEMENTS 201 Help Wanted 201 Help Wanted EDUCATION 601 Garage Sales 609 Appliances YAMAHA MERCURY DEALERSHIP - TOP QUALITY CONCRETE - is looking YARD SALE - 86820 Riverwood Dr., MULTI-FAMILY MOVING SALE - 102 Lost & Found looking for Certified Marine Mechanic. for qualified concrete personnel to fill Yulee. Household items, golf items, 85224 Shinnecock Hills Dr., North F/T, 40+ hrs. Candidate must have a positions in all phases of residential 301 Schools & books, & DVD’s. Sat. 6/14, 8am-4pm. Hampton Subd. Sat. 6/14, 8am-12pm. valid drivers license. Email resume to: concrete construction. Pay depends on FERRET - found on Citrona near [email protected] or fax exp. Pls call Ronnie at (904)237-7742. Instruction FUN SALE - Arts & crafts, refurb misc., Middle School. (904)677-0853 to 277-8848. AIRLINE JOBS Start Here - Get knick-knacks, candle & garden decor dec step stones, bar stools, mini THE AMELIA ISLAND CLUB - is trained as FAA certified Aviation Earn $$$ Helping MDs! 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Dawn & loaded. $1000 sign on to qualified equipment, household items, books, 17’ SEA PRO - 115HP like new, T-Top. MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Pediatric Domenick 1(855)985-4592. Adam drivers. Home most weekends. CD’s, etc. Sat. 6/14, 8am-? Must see. Make offer. (904)321-1641 office. Back office experience. Full time ENTIRE CONTENTS OF STORAGE Sklar #0150789. ANF (843)266-3731 / UNIT - All items must go. Misc. - www.bulldoghiway.com. EOE. ANF with benefits. Fax resume to (904)491- 3173. household - clothing. For appointment YARD SALE - 86219 Williams Ave., call (904)583-5512. OFFICE ASSISTANT - proficient in Yulee. Sat. 6/14, 7am-? Quickbooks, Excel & Word. ROOFERS AND LABORERS 105 Public Notice ATTENTION SHRIMPERS! - Taped Bookkeeping including A/P, A/R & Need roofers with 5+ yrs of cast nets for shrimping & live bait nets invoicing. Receptionist duties commercial roof experience installing HOLY TRINITY ANGLICAN CHURCH at lowest prices, Visa/MC okay. Hilliard, including multi-line phone. Mail and repairing TPO, EPDM, Modified, PARKING LOT SALE - to fund mission EMPLOYMENT ALL REAL ESTATE Advertised FL (800)473-5971, resume to PO Box 15953, F.B., FL and Built-Up Roof Systems for projects in Cap Hatien, Haiti. Saturday only, Herein - is subject to the Federal www.theartofcastnetthrowing.com OPPORTUNITY Fair Housing Act, which makes it 32035. in Jacksonville. Need laborers with 1+ June 14, 8am-1pm, 1830 Lake Park illegal to advertise any year construction experience. We pay Dr., across from the YMCA at Amelia VALUE ADJUSTMENT BOARD, preference, limitation, or DRIVERS: $5,000 Sign-On Bonus! weekly! Call 904-399-1020 or email Park. Items include sofa, love seat, SUNLIGHTEN INFRARED SAUNA - Nassau County, seeks special resume to other furniture, washer and dryer, discrimination based on race, Great Pay! Consistent Freight, Great Complete with Blaupunkt sound magistrates pursuant to FS color, religion, sex, handicap, Miles on this Regional Account. Werner [email protected]. small appliances, clothing, home decor, system. 3 yrs old. Was $3500 new. familial status or national origin, Enterprises: 1-855-515-8447 EEO/DFWP and much more from the garages and Asking $1200/OBO. Purchaser must 194.035(1) to hear appeals of or the intention to make any such attics of our members. The funds dismantle. Call (904)261-0285. real estate valuation and preference, limitation or WANT TO DRIVE A TRUCK? - No raised in this sale will assist our discrimination. CAULKERS/PAINTERS ministry to the poorest region in the tangible personal property experience. Company sponsored CDL Need Caulkers/Painters with 5+ yrs training . In 3 weeks learn to drive a hemisphere. Inquiries call WHITE KENMORE Smooth Top self valuation (Appraiser Magistrates), The News-Leader will not of commercial experience for projects 491-6082. cleaning electric range, $200. White truck & earn $40,000. Full benefits. 1- in Jacksonville. We pay weekly! 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Call Al (904)310- If you believe that you may have HAUL Storage, behind Bank of available on the Clerk of Courts APARTMENT MAINTENANCE distributorship. We do 70% of the 5454. been discriminated against in work. Unlimited $ return. Investment America. June 15th, 12 noon to 5pm. connection with the sale, rental or POSITION AVAILABLE website: www.nassauclerk.com Requires tools, experience, & reliable required. Free call (844)225-1200. financing of housing, call the ANF under VAB information. Submit United States Department of transportation. Position includes basic YARD SALE - Fri. 6/13, 8am-4pm & Connecting People, Help & Hope applications no later that 5:00 pm Housing and Urban Development plumbing, HVAC, electrical, carpentry, Sat. 6/14, 8am-2pm. Furniture, stereo The food pantry needs - HUD - 1(800)669-9777, or for painting, & appliance repair. Part-time. on Monday, July 7, 2014. Contact Pay will vary with experience. cabinets, books, clothes, tools, & much donations of non-perishable the hearing impaired 1(800)927- more. A1A to Chester Rd., turn on food items all year round. [email protected] with any 9275. References & background a 204 Work Wanted requirement. Please apply at Post Oak Heron Isles, go to Blackrock Rd., turn For more information, questions. SEMI RETIRED ELECTRICIAN - left on Blackrock & look for signs on call: 261-7000 Apts., 996 Citrona Dr., Fernandina 1303 Jasmine • Fernandina Beach, FL Beach, FL or call (904)277-7817. Small jobs welcomed. (904)583-1465 left to Brighton Pl.

DRIVERS - Company & O/O's. All EMPLOYMENT Drivers Paid by Mile. Loaded & Empty. GARAGE SALE - Fri. 6/13 & Sat. 6/14, No-Touch Freight. 50% Drop & Hook. 205 Live-In Help 9am-1pm. 3105 First Ave. 800-588-7911 x225 ACCOUNT LIVE-IN CARE GIVING - with 201 Help Wanted excellence, honesty, love & FRAME CARPENTERS NEEDED - Call professionalism. 12 yrs experience HUGE MOVING SALE - 96191 Sea COOKS AND SERVERS NEEDED - for (904)206-1287 between 9am-4pm. with elderly. Your loved one will be in Winds Dr. Everything must go. Fri. fast-paced family resturant. Experience 6/13, Sat. 6/14, & Sun. 6/15, 8am- REPRESENTATIVE good hands. Elizabeth at (941)735- required for F/T lunch & dinner FULL TIME OPPORTUNITY - for 7761. 2pm. Tons of stuff! schedule. EOE. Apply 2-4pm only. upbeat customer service driven Sonny’s BBQ, Fernandina Beach. individual with retail experience, natural foods knowledge, and a passion NEEDED for healthy living. Competitive Pay & MEDICAL OFFICE - needs Excellent Benefits package. Send experienced Billing Coordinator and resume to: [email protected] Office Assistant. Please fax resume to or fax to (904)277-4107. Applications The Tribune & Georgian is looking for a cre- (515) 875-0842. also available at Nassau Health Foods. ative, ambitious, result-oriented, advertising sales RESIDENTIAL ASST. – Sat & Sun, CALMING WATERS SPA - is looking 8am-8pm. Must be at least 25 yrs of to hire an additional GEORGIA age w/ a clean driving record. Exp. in professional. Responsible for selling to established LICENSED MASSAGE THERAPIST to our Healthcare preferred. Apply in person spa family. If you could define yourself at 941510 Old Nassauville Rd., FB Dave Turner Plumbing is accounts, prospecting and cold calling. Must be as a team player, then you already 32034. Call for appt (904)206-4120 have our number one requirement. Now Hiring Service Technicians able to work with deadlines. Please stop by with a resume AND Must have valid drivers license references. 102 Marsh Harbour NOW HIRING PART-TIME Parkway Suite 106 - Shoppes of Laurel PRESCHOOL TEACHERS and must be experienced Island - Kingsland 31558. No Phone Episcopal Children’s Services has To apply for this position, send cover letter and Calls Please. openings for PT Extended Day must be 18 years or older Teachers for our Head Start resume, including professional references to: program in Fernandina. Previous associate rep child care experience strongly Apply at our office SUMMER WORK preferred. $9/hr. Hours: 2-6pm. Monday thru Friday 7:30-4:30, [email protected] GREAT PAY! Email resume to Closed for lunch between Immed FT/PT openings, [email protected] or Fax to Attention Brad Spaulding customer sales/svc, will train, (904)726-1520 ATTN: HR. ECS is 11:00-12:00 conditions apply, all ages 17+, an Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Call ASAP! (904)849-3641 Action / Drug Free Employer. 904-277-3942 Tribune & Georgian NOW HIRING CNA’S & HHA’s - for COSTUMED SIGN HOLDER - for assignment in Nassau County. Call 474390 E. SR 200 Great Clips Salon. $10 per hour. Call ComforCare Senior Services (904)232- 65410 TG 6/5 (904)514-1796. 4407.

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REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE 852 Mobile Homes 856 Apartments 860 Homes-Unfurnished SALES RENTALS STATIONARY RV’S - for rent weekly Unfurnished VISITwww.chaplinwilliamsrentals. or monthly. Call (904)225-5577. com for the most recent information FOR RENT - 2BR/1.5BA TH apt. on Long Term Rentals. Updated Daily. CH&A, stove, refrig., D/W, carpet. Chaplin Williams Rentals, The Area's 804 Amelia Island Homes 851 Roommate Wanted OFF ISLAND - 3/2 SWMH remodl’d, 1 Service animals only. $795/mo. 828 Premier Rental Company ac, near 17 & 108, $850 + dep. ALSO Nottingham Dr. Call (904)261-3035. PARKWAY SOUTH - 4BR split plan, BEAUTIFUL MID-ISLAND CONDO - - Lg 3/2 DWMH remodl’d, Mobley formal DR, 2.5BA, lg granite/tile to share with quiet professional person. Heights, 1 ac, $895 + dep. 261-5034 POST OAK APTS - (904)277-7817 861 Vacation Rentals kitchen, FP, crown molding, near Lots of space. $700/mo. Call (904)335- Affordable living located at 996 beach. $389,000. Owner (516)983- 0539. Citrona Dr. Fernandina Beach, FL. OCEANVIEW - 3BR/2BA & 2BR/1BA. 8670. Rent starts at $597 per month. Call (904)261-4066, C.H. Lasserre, Central a/c. 2 bedroom apts avail. Realtor, for special rates. 806 Waterfront 852 Mobile Homes 854 Rooms immediately. TDD Hearing Impaired number #711“This institution is an 863 Office YULEE - Newly redone SW 2BR/1.5BA, DOWNTOWN 2BR TO SHARE - equal opportunity provider and Waterfront Homes & Lots - Call $650/mo. water & sewer incl. Also, (904) 261–4066 for information. C.H. $450/mo. + $450 deposit. Everything employer. ’“Equal Housing EXECUTIVE OFFICE SUITES - Office 3BR DW, rent to own available, included. (904)468-0411 Opportunity” Lasserre, Realtor. $995/mo. Call (904)501-5999. space from 100 sq. ft. to 2,000 sq. ft. Includes utilities, Internet, common National area receptionist, conference room, National YULEE DW - 3BR/2BA on lake, $950/ EFFICIENCY APT. ROOM - Furnished, break room, & security. For info call 811 Commercial/Retail mo + dep. Also SW 3BR/2BA, $775/mo 857 Condos-Furnished electric included, private entrance, nice (904)753-4179. DairyDairy + dep. Call (904)310-5367 or (478) area. (904)624-6472 RESTAURANT FOR SALE - Ongoing 363-1066. OCEAN VIEW - 3BR/2BA, garage. 3 SPACE AVAILABLE - Amelia’s premier operation, fully equipped. High 6 figure mo. minimum. $1650/mo. + deposit. business address on Sadler Rd. From AFFORDABLE LIVING - Bring your MonthMonth sales. Great location. Modern building, Pets by exception. (904)753-0256 or one office to an entire floor. Must see. RV to live on a campground for $425/ good lease. For appointment, and (904)509-6060 (904)557-1817 confidential information, please call mo. All utilities included. (904)225- 855 Apartments (904) 813-3510. 5577. Furnished 858 Condos-Unfurnished 864 Commercial/Retail ON ISLAND - Effic $145 wk/$580 mo. 2BR/2BA RENOVATED - 1 block to Includes all utils. 2/1 apt/small beach. Pool, upstairs. No smoking. RED OTTER CENTER - 1050 sq. ft. NOW AVAILABLE house N 14th St. $265 wk/$1095 mo. Service animals only. $950/mo. + Great visibility. Call Ben (904)583- LASSERRE Also 2&3 SWMH. Avail now. 261-5034 4321. Real Estate, Inc. $950/dep. Kate (904)491-0112. www.lasserrerealestate.com Countryside Apartments TRANSPORTATION ntal RENTALS Re e istanc 1&2 Bedroom Units 901 Automobiles Ass e vailabl RESIDENTIAL A ified o Qual GOOD BEACH JEEP - Hard top, air, LONG TERM RENTALS T ants Applic Tues, Thurs & Fri 8 am - 5 pm new tires. $6000/OBO. (904)859-1162 • 3BR/2BA home on Lofton Creek 1105 S. 13th Street, Fernandina Beach 2,600 sq.ft., dock, garage/workshop, 902 Trucks large lot, gourmet kitchen, many other (904) 277-2103 • TDD 1-800-955-8771 2005 WHITE TACOMA - PreRunner bonuses. $1,950/mo. Plus utilities. TDR Sport Pkg, double cab, V6, truck This institution is an Equal Opportunity provider and employer • 551 S. Fletcher 2br 1ba upstairs, 2 car in immaculate cond. 1 owner. 96,000 garage, ocean view deck, $1,250 mi. $18,000/OBO. (904)753-2434 includes water sewer and garbage” • Ocean Park Condo 3br 2ba furnished with utilities, 2nd floor, 1 car garage, AMELIA $1,950 monthly + tax

VACATION RENTAL OFFICE SUITES • AFFORDABLE WEEKLY/ MONTHLY 910 S 8TH ST 2BR/1BA Ocean-view. 487 S. Fletcher. FERNANDINA BEACH Across the street from the beach.All util, wi-fi,TV & phone. TEL. 904-310-6659 • 3BR/3BA townhome in Sandpiper Loop$1850/wk plus taxes&cleaning fee. • 1801 S. Fletcher 2BR/1BA furnished One-person suites Beach Cottage, monthly rental great for extended vacations, winter rental, High speed internet or longer. Public beach access close, call office to inspect now vacant. Conference room COMMERCIAL Mailbox service • 13 & 15 North 3rd Street, Historic District 1500 + Sq. Ft. $2,400.00/mo. Break room • Two 800sf Office/Retail spaces, can be joined for one, 1,600 sq ft space, ***************** AIA next to Peacock Electric $12/sq. ft + CAM & Tax All-inclusive pricing • Amelia Park - Unit B - small office (2 rooms) with bath, 576 sq. ft. $1050/mo. + sales tax. Monthly • 1839 S. 8th St. adjacent to Huddle House, 1,800 sq.ft. $1700/mo. lease + $300 tax. Sale also considered. Virtual office 904 .261.4066 $99

AmeliaOfficeSuites.com T: 904.310.6659 [email protected] Fernandina Beach Realty (904) 261- 4011 2057 S. Fletcher Ave. LONG-TERM RENTALS • FIRST AVENUE - 3 bed, 2.5 bath home close to beach. 1600 sq ft 2 car garage. $1,325 per month includes water, sewage, garbage and lawn mainte- nance. Available 7/4/14.

• HARBOR COURT - 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. 2 car garage, $1350 per month includes: lawn maintenance No pets. Available Now.

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