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VOLUME 2 ISSUE 8 SERVING YULEE, HILLIARD, BRYCEVILLE , FERNANDINA BEACH AND CALLAHAN February 25, 2010

Man sexually
assaults local Community
elderly woman
Detectives with the
Nassau County Sheriff’s
chili cook-off
By Lauren Jones
Office arrested a Calla-
han man on February Editor
20 for sexually assault- The Georgia Bulldawgs won first place, judge’s
ing an elderly woman. Children ran around with ice cream cones, families walked their
dogs and a band played on the first warm and sunny day of the year in choice winners.
They charged Rocky
Stoney Workman, 56, Fernandina Beach on Saturday, February 20. Local participants cooked
with sexual battery and some of the most competitive chili around town for the 4th Annual
Amelia Island Montessori School Chili Cook Off, which took place
Rocky Stoney battery on a person 65 on S. 3rd St. between Centre and Ash streets.
Workman or older. The winner designated the prize of $500 to the charity of
Mr. Workman was their choice. The Georgia Bull
having dinner with the victim on Febru- Dawgs, comprised of some
ary 19 at her home in Callahan. die hard University of
Afterwards, the suspect sexually assault- Georgia fans, chose to
ed the 86-year-old woman. According to have the prize money go
the arrest report, Workman threw her on back to the Amelia Island
the bed and sexually assaulted her. When Montessori School.
she tried to tell him to stop and push him The Amelia Island Mon-
off of her, he hit her in the face leaving tessori School started out in Dilly’s Chili won the people’s choice for most
abrasions. Workman then left the home. 1973 and follows the teach- spicy chili.
Detectives found him the next day hiding ings of Maria Montessori, the
in the bushes at his next door neighbor’s Italian physician and educator
house. who developed the method
of education. A group of four
Lauren Jones/The Nassau News

He is currently being held in the Nassau

County Detention Center on a $150,004
bond.
Congratulations to Beth Boles, the winner
of the FOL Valentine’s Day basket. The
Friends of the Callahan Library would like
to thank the following businesses for their
generosity in support of this basket.
AJ Welding & Repair, Inc., Callahan Bar-
becue, The Pig Barbecue, Ricco’s Italian
Restaurant and Sara Lee’s Cafe. We appre-
ciate each of you! Thank you to everyone
who purchased a ticket for the basket. We
are looking forward to the Mother’s Day
basket drawing in May.
parents and Renee Crane, the
head of the school started the
cook off in 2007 with the in-
tention of bringing the commu-
nity together.
“We started it to get the com-
munity involved and know more
about our school and also to
make the community aware of
other nonprofits,” Crane said.
This year, they lowered the The Sherriff ’s Office won second place, judge’s
entry fee significantly for cook off par- choice winners as well as the people’s choice
ticipants, from $500 to $175, considering for best decorated tent.
Judith White of the Nassau County Sheriff ’s Office, the state of the economy and the affect it
dressed in a prison uniform, helped serve chili from has had on the local community. WINNERS:
Chili participants had rules and regula- People’s Choice Winners:
their booth,which was decorated with jail bars. tions to go by to keep it up to par. Par-
Best Decor Tent: Sheriff ’s Office
ticipants could do only prep work at home
such as chopping ingredients and draining beans, but had to cook the meat and add everything else 2nd Runner Up: Team Radiance with Go Yoga
Most Spicy: Dilly’s Chili (husbands of the
on site. They were judged on aroma, appearance, consistency, aftertaste and flavor.
Amelia Island Montessori School)
Judith White of the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office Corrections Division, dressed in a prison uni-
form, helped serve chili from their booth which was decorated with jail bars. She said their recipe Most Unique: Scott and Sons Jewelry
was an experiment perfected over the years from her mother. She has changed ingredients each Best Chili: Dilly’s Chili
time, but always makes sure their special ingredient stays, which is a chili powder she has shipped
from El Paso, Texas.
Judges Choice Winners:
JP McClellan of Go Yoga said they wanted a fresh, healthy vegetarian chili for their first year
participating in the cook off. 3rd Place: Scott and Son’s Jewelry
2nd place: Sherriff ’s Office
Chili cont. on page 2 1st place: Georgia Bulldawgs

Sherriff ’s office busts open a crack house

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sau County Sheriff’s Office arrested

three people Monday on February 17
for manufacturing and possessing crack
cocaine with the intent to sell. They ar-
rested Christopher Ian Clyburn, 22 of
Yulee, Kevin Terral Lee, 29 of Fernandina
POSTAL PATRON

Beach, and Michael Wayne Maddox, 21

Christopher Michael Wayne of Fernandina Beach. Each have at least
Ian Clyburn Maddox eight felony charges against them, not
only because of the drugs involved but
because of their possession of guns with the drugs.
Detectives executed a search warrant on S. 5th Street in
Fernandina Beach. When they entered the house, the three Detectives executed a search warrant on S. 5th Street in Fern-
defendants were sitting in a room trying to conceal their andina Beach and found drug paraphernalia as well as weapons.
drugs when they saw detectives enter. The warrant was read
THE NASSAU NEWS

aloud to them and upon searching, detectives found crack packaging drugs.
cocaine, prescription pills, glass beakers used for manufac- All three men face several charges including trafficking
Yulee, FL 32041

turing cocaine which had cocaine in them in the curing and manufacturing cocaine and possession of a control-
P.O. Box 837

process, small baggies of marijuana packaged for sale, mail
Kevin Terral addressed to Nelson Morris. In the vehicles on the premises,
Lee
they found an SKS assault rifle and a .38 caliber handgun
and a cardboard box with hundreds of small baggies used for
led substance, marijuana and crack with the intent to sell.
They are currently being held in the Nassau County Deten-
tion Center. Clyburn’s bond is set at $67,512. Lee’s is set at
$62,512. The bond for Maddox is more than $80,800.
2 THE NASSAU NEWS | February 25, 2010
Hilliard
Yulee
Fernandina
Beach
Callahan
GOVERNMENT
MEETINGS
Bryceville
Following are upcoming public
meetings in Nassau County.
COUNTY COMMISSION (Commission
chambers at the James S. Page
Government Complex, 96135 Nassau
Place in Yulee. They can be reached at
904-491-7380.)
9 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 24
6 p.m. Monday, March 8
SCHOOL BOARD (Nassau County
School Board District Office building,
1201 Atlantic Ave., Fernandina Beach,
unless otherwise noted. They can be
reached at 904-491-9900)
6:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 25
6:30 p.m. Thursday, March 11
FERNANDINA BEACH CITY
COMMISSION (Their office can be
reached at 904-227-7305.)
6 p.m. Tuesday, March 2
6 p.m. Tuesday, March 16
CALLAHAN TOWN COUNCIL (Their
office can be reached at 904-879-3801.)
7 p.m. Monday, March 1
7 p.m. Monday, March 15
HILLIARD TOWN COUNCIL (Their
office can be reached at 904-845-3555.)
7 p.m. Thursday, March 4
7 p.m. Thursday, March 18
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KNOW YOUR NEIGHBORS Darin Young came to Hilliard in 1984 Before Tonya was married was Tonya
when he was in the third grade. He grew Callahan. The whole time she was
up in the town and has loved living here. growing up in Jacksonville people
“You know everyone and everyone knows would always ask if she was from
you.” Callahan. Tonya had never been to
Darin and his wife Brittany own the Pizza Callahan and would always fight the fact
Shack in Hilliard and have been running that her last name was the same as the
town’s name.
it for the last six years. Darin also works
at the Dollar Store so that his family can When she was 18 she met her
have health insurance. Darin and Brittany husband, Ronald Morris. His mother
have two sons, Jackson, who is 13 and was Tonya’s manager at the zoo where
Gabryel who is four. she was working at the time. The Morris’
Darin coaches Gabryel’s basketball team have three sons; Ronald Jr, who is 20;
Darin Young at the YMCA. “I love working with the Tonya Morris Taylor, who is 15 and Jace who is seven.
Ten years ago Tonya and Ronald
Hilliard kids.” He and his sons enjoy playing the Callahan
Wii as well as doing anything outdoors. decided that they wanted to move to
When asked if there was anything that he didn’t like about a smaller town. As fate would have it they ended up in Callahan.
Hilliard, Darin had a hard time thinking of something. “Social Unfortunatley, since Tonya has been married she doesn’t get
activities are limited, but that comes with living in a small town credit for her maiden name. But, she doesn’t mind because she
and I like living in a small town.” Darin feels that Hilliard is a great loves living in Callahan. “I’m really glad we made that decision
place to raise a family. He likes the closeness of the community to move here.” There was nothing Tonya could think of that she
and that he doesn’t have to fear crime. didn’t like about living here.
In 2003 Cynthia and her husband Charles grew up in Yulee and graduated
Doug came to vacation in Fernandina in 2000. After he graduated he moved
Beach and ended up buying a home to Orlando. “It was good for me to get
on that same trip. They moved away at that age because there is not a
into their new house in 2004 from lot for young people to do here.”
Pennsylvania. Her husband Doug is a A little over a year ago Charles moved
CPA, so he is able to do alot of his work back to Yulee. “It’s a good place to raise a
for his clients up north through the family.” Charles has a three-year-old son,
Internet. Darien. Darien loves going to the zoo
Cynthia enjoys the slower pace of and to the John Muir park. “He likes to
Fernandina. “It’s nice being off of the play on the trails.”
rat race track.” She loves to ride her A lot has changed since Charles first
bicycle and walk with her Portuguese lived in Yulee. “It’s still a good homey,
Cynthia Newton water dog, Jesse, on the beach. Charles Guillory southern town, but it has grown a lot.”
Fernandina Beach Cynthia used to own Sand Dollar Yulee The same things that Charles likes about
Studio, where she sold dried floral Yulee he also dislikes. “It’s a love-to-
arrangements in downtown Fernandina. She had to close it due hate and hate-to-love situation.” He enjoys the advantages of
to the economy. She still sells the arrangements online though. the expansion of Yulee, but at the same time he doesn’t like all
Recently her sister and brother-in-law moved to Fernandina the traffic that came with it. Charles also likes that whenever he
Beach as well. Cynthia has really enjoyed having family closer. goes into a store he’s going to know at least one person in there.
Cynthia’s biggest complaint about Fernandina Beach is the lack He doesn’t like that the town has grown so much that you can’t
of bike paths going beyond the island. She would love to ride know everyone like he could in the past.
her bike down to the Talbot state parks but the roads are too All in all, moving back was the right thing for him because he
dangerous for her to feel comfortable biking on. likes living in Yulee and he likes raising his son Darien in Yulee.
HAITI RELIEF CONTINUES
Chili Cont. from pg 1
zations and the local culinary commu-
nity to put together such a beneficial
event. The Nassau County Medi- blankets,  underwear (new
At the event, Dillingham said she cal Society and Mission Har- only),  toiletries, first aid kits
“It’s about presentation as much as thinks there were more in attendance vest America are extending the and supplies, antibiotic oint-
taste,” McClellan said. this year in part, due the weather. Reach out to Help Haiti Earth- ments, Tylenol, Advil, Benadr-
They had grapes on their table as “It’s great because I think people quake Relief Drive through Fri- yl, cold medicine and vitamins.
well to cleanse the palate in between are just tired of the cold and wanting day, March 5th.  Drop off locations are:
tastes for people. to get out of their house to enjoy the Through March 5th, you • First Coast Pain Manage-
Ed Schmalfeld of Waste Manage- great weather, not to mention the chili may drop off the following ment, 960194 Gateway Boul-
ment yelled out to patrons of the as well,” she said. items at one of four area loca- evard, Suite 106, Fernandina
event, “Chocolate, Bacon and Beer.” There was also a kids zone with arts tions: powdered milk, baby Bch
They had two versions of chili at and crafts such as face painting and food and formula, canned • Amelia Island Surgery
their booth, the other with Italian sand art. Children walked around goods including meats, fish and Center,  2416 Lynndale Road,
sausage. with their faces decorated with differ- stew (pop tops are preferred), Fernandina Bch
Allison Dillingham of the Amelia ent designs. There was a bake sale as juice boxes, bottled water, oat- • Orthopaedic & Sports
Island Montessori School was head well as other concessions. meal and pancake mix, bags of Medicine Center,  2416 Lyn-
of the event coordinating and was When it was time for the winners to rice or beans, flashlights and ndale Road, Suite 210-A Fern-
pleased the weather turned out to be be announced, the participants gath- batteries, can openers, bug re- andina Beach
so pleasant for the event. ered around the alley where the Carl pellent, sanitizing wipes, dia- • North Florida OB/GYN,
In planning the event, she said it Davis Band provided entertainment pers, children’s clothing, trash 850966 North Highway US
was fun reaching out to local organi- and cheered. (See winners on page 1.) bags, tents, sleeping bags, baby 17, Yulee
CORRECTIONS FROM THE FEBRUARY 18 EDITION
In the Crime Beat section in the February 18 edition, we stated that on Sunday, February 14, James Smith, 36 of Hilliard was arrested for not
having a valid drivers license. His full name is James Thomas Smith. We wanted to clarify that since there are multiple people in the county by that
name.
We also stated in the Police Beat section that Michael Grayson was arrested for the sell and delivery schedule and possession with the intent to
sell of cocaine. He was arrested for those charges for opium, not cocaine.
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Obituaries Inward journey to the soul

Dorothy Jane James E. “Bud” Journey is a theme common in many faith of Easter, but a time to question, “How potent is
traditions, making it clear that faith is not a stag- our faith?” We are challenged to experience faith
nant, get it right once-upon-a time experience. in such a way that it makes a difference in our

Lee
Dorothy Jane Lee, 67, passed away
Wednesday morning, February 17 at Shands
Hospital in Jacksonville. She was born Au-
gust 16, 1942 in Itmann, WV and resided in
Yulee for the majority of her life raising her
family. She was retired from Quality Health
Nursing Home in Fernandina Beach. Dor-
othy loved quilting and chicken n’ dump-
lings, as well as devoting much time to her
family which she dearly loved. She was pre-
ceded in death by her husband, Ira J. Lee;
her parents, Edgar and Mary Goode; broth-
ers, James Goode and Elvan Levi Goode,
Sr.; and granddaughter, Letha J. Middleton.
Survivors include two daughters, Mary Ben-
nefield of Yulee and Wanda (Andy) Mid-
dleton of Waynesville, GA; two stepdaugh-
ters, Stacey (Van) McQuaig of Blackshear,
GA and Judy Young of Jacksonville; two
stepsons, George (Molly) Lee of Yulee and
Joe (Karyn) Lee, also of Yulee; two broth-
ers, Beauford Goode of Fernandina Beach
and George (Deleene) Goode of Yulee; 10
grandchildren and several nieces and neph-
ews. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m.
on Friday, February 19, in the Stephens
Chapel at Green Pine Funeral Home with
Bishop Larry Osburn officiating. The fam-
ily will receive friends from 1 p.m. on Fri-
day until the time of service. Interment will
follow in the family burial estate at Green
Pine Cemetery. Condolence messages may
be left at www.greenpinefuneral.com. Ar-
rangements by Green Pine Funeral Home,
Amelia Island, Fernandina Beach, Yulee.
Typson
James E. “Bud” Tyson, 80, passed away
Thursday morning, February 18 at his Yulee
residence. He moved to Yulee 20 years ago
from Jacksonville and was of the Baptist faith.
He was a double retiree retiring from National
Merchandise Company and the U. S. Army.
He was both a Korean War Veteran and a
Vietnam Veteran and a recipient of the fol-
lowing awards and medal: National Defense,
Good Conduct, Bronze Star, Armor Badge,
Vietnam Service with 2 Bronze Stars, Viet-
nam Campaign Medal with Device 60, 2 O/S
Bars, Army Commendation Medal, Gallantry
Cross, Combat Infantryman’s Badge, and the
Vietnam Gallantry Cross with Silver Star. Mr.
Tyson was a personable individual, a history
buff and loved to fish. He was a devoted hus-
band and father. He was predeceased by his
wife, Ollie Rae Tyson, a brother, Dick Tyson
and his parents. Survivors include a son, Mark
Tyson of St. Augustine; a daughter and son in
law, Patsy and David Wayne Cloer of Jackson-
ville; one grandson, Specialist David Lee Cloer
who is presently serving with the U. S. Army
in Iraq; a brother, Dell Kline of Fernandina
Beach; one sister, Betty Bennett of Panama
City; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral
services were held Tuesday, February 23, in
the Stephens Chapel at Green Pine Funeral
Home with Pastor Ray Mayfield officiating.
Interment followed in Brickyard Cemetery
with Full Military Honor provided by the U.S.
Army. The family received friends Monday at
the funeral home. Condolence messages may
be left at www.greenpinefuneral.com. Arrange-
ments by Green Pine Funeral Home, Amelia
Island, Fernandina Beach, Yulee.
In my own Christian tradition we have entered lives and brings goodness in our world – a theme
the season of Lent, which I have always thought common to almost all faith traditions.
of as a journey – perhaps because it par- Lent is a time of introspection, of
allels the journey of Christ toward the re-ordering, of reflecting deeply on
cross, but moreso because this season our faith – a journey that invites us
compels us to look inward and journey to explore fully what it means to be a
into the depths of our souls. people of faith, to live in search of the
Many have long viewed Lent as a time depths of our soul. Our faith journey
of penitence and purification where in- invites us to the depths of our hu-
dulgences of the flesh are to be avoided. manness that we might be who we
This is where the notion of giving up really are, with all of our foibles and
something for Lent originates – demon- weaknesses. Faith invites the closets
strating a wild balance, a tightrope walk, of our hearts to break open and be
between indulging our desires on the Pastorally honest about how we feel, about
one hand and then taming those same
desires. Speaking where we struggle. Faith invites the
closets of our minds to explore the
I agree with writers at a favorite Web Rev. Mary depth of our beliefs, doubts and our
site of mine – www.explorefaith.org – questions. We journey through our
that confining Lent to simply giving Kendrick Moore humanness so that the closets of our
up some indulgence for 40 days places lives can burst open in search of the
this sacred season in too narrow of a box. Many kind of resurrection that brings us to experience
churches believe today that Lent is less about life at its fullest. Life that is full to the brim.
the forgiveness of sin, and its associated guilt, Lent began with Ash Wednesday – a start re-
and more about honoring the depth of faith and minder that to dust we shall all return. The flip
commitment that Christ exhibited in both life side of that theme is that we are all alive until
and death. So, this is not just about remember-
ing the events of the days that lead us to the brink
Pastorally cont. on page 7
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Time to ride High quality beauty service

the bull and
Bella Capelli means beauti-
ful hair in Italian. But Owner of
the new Bella Capelli of Amelia
Island in Fernandina Beach off

have a beer
Sadler Road, Gina Courtney and
her team of stylists stress inner
beauty as much as outer beauty.
“If you’re not feeling beautiful
By Lauren Jones on the inside, it’s not going to
Editor show on the outside,” Courtney
said.
Cotton Eyed Joe’s is one of the newest night- Bella Capelli opened in Janu-
clubs in the county. With it’s rare oak hardwood ary 2010 and is a quaint busi-
dance floor and their signature piece, the me- ness offering high quality beauty
chanical bull, it has drawn crowds to full capac- services. Gina Courtney, owner of Bella Capelli in Fernandina Beach.
ity on the first three weekends they have been Bartender Jillian Holland, Promotions Manager Courtney trained at the Ogle
open. Ashton Smith and Operations Manager Sean School of Hair School, one of
Situated on over an acre of land right on Ballasso.
the best cosmetology schools in month-long course. In 2000, she they wait for their color to proc-
Dallas Texas at that time. From moved to Fernandina Beach and ess. It is a warm and inviting
the edge of the Intracoastal on the west side there she went on to be an ap- in January 2010, the new Bella atmosphere where she plays the
of the bridge to Amelia Island in Yulee, the personnel gets in for free. Local IDs from Nas- prentice at L’Image Salons of Capelli was in full swing. kind of music she likes, includ-
5,200-square-foot building is the perfect place sau and Camden counties get in for half price. Dallas and also worked as a styl- With her background, she ing Jack Johnson for a relaxing
for a drink and some line dancing. Ballasso had been performing as a DJ for ist. Courtney then went on to makes sure she shares the educa- ambiance. They also feature lo-
Sean Ballasso is the operations manager and country bars in the past and already knew the be an apprentice and a junior tion she has and always tries to cal artwork. Currently, there is
says it was a long process of opening the bar current owners, Raymond and Andrea Smith hairstylist and worked under improve it. She receives educa- abstract paintings and photogra-
which started in June last year. from Callahan. 15 other hair artists at Ri’Dones tional DVDs from Keune hair phy on display.
The building was formerly the Armadillo They both got together along with the own- Hair Design for a year where cosmetics, which is a Dutch Courtney has always wanted
Grill. Ballasso says the building had so much er’s daughter Ashton Smith who is the promo- she attended classes once a week product line she uses in her sa- to own her own salon and she
potential. It has a large area for a bar and pool tions manager and also teaches line dancing with the salon’s artistic director lon. says now that she has finally
tables as well as a large back room which they lessons on Wednesday nights, and got the idea and once a month with Toni and Bella Capelli is a small inti- achieved her dream, it feels great.
turned into a dance floor with the mechanical started. Guy, a UK-based hair company. mate salon with a garden in the In the past, she went through
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riding contests on Saturday nights. Ballasso says of 18 employees. They are strictly country-west- advocate after taking an intense, with a cup of tea or coffee while Beauty cont. on page 7
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week’s weather is a sign of better
things to come. With highs reach-
ing seventy and lows in the forties,
Spring feels like it is just around the
corner. What a great time to visit a
golf course.
Last week I visited one of the
Amelia Island Plantation’s courses,
Amelia Rivers. This week I spent
some time at an extremely prestig-
ious course right down the road.
Summer Beach Golf Club is a must
play for any avid golfer.
I sat down for a brief chat with
Head Pro Keith Gibson to discuss
the course history and information.
He was heading out the door to a
local tournament and still took the
time out to sit down. I am extreme-
ly grateful for not only his courtesy
but his patience.
Summer Beach is managed by
Summer Beach Amenities. The
course opened in 1987 and has
thrived ever since. The course was
designed by Mark McCumber. Mc-
Cumber’s courses are spread out
over the South Georgia and North
Florida regions. I have played a few
of his courses in the past and Sum-
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his best.
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abundance of very difficult shots. I
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harsh winter. The grounds crew
did a masterful job over seeding
the tees, greens and fairways. In the
spring the course is done in mani-
cured Bermuda, but right now the
majority of the grass is rye.
As challenges go, the front and
back nine
are filled
with enough
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make even a
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or her head.
The toughest
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Nassau nine comes at
Outdoors you right off
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is a three-shot
par-five. The fairway is guarded by
an oak tree hammock and tons of
sand. There is also water to contend
with. If you make two great shots
then the green is very accessible. If
not, well, it can get ugly pretty fast.
On the back nine is the grueling
number 16. This par-3 is one hun-
dred and ninety yards from the back
tee. The green is island-like in de-
sign and surrounded by marsh. In
1998 The Mutual Legends of Golf
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agreed in unison that this hole was
almost too difficult.
Their signature hole is another
island-esque green. In order to
reach the green you have to carry
about one hundred yards of water,
a stretch of bulkhead and a few sand
traps. I had the privilege to sit back
and watch a few gentlemen attempt
a few shots. There were a few great
shots made but the majority found
either sand or the drink.
All carts are equipped with GPS
devices, which is a great tool in
making accurate club decisions. If
you do decide to play the course it is
not only in great shape and beauti-
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to see some wildlife in their natural
habitat. From birds like hawks and
ospreys, to land creatures such as
the fox, raccoons or squirrels, one
never knows what they might catch Summer Beach, located on the Amelia Island Plantation.
a glimpse of.
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there. If you do decide to make a around structure. Trout are still out nothing at all.
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CRIME Beat Invest with your

These reports are based on information supplied by the Nassau
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16
Dustin Crews, 19 of Macclenny,
FL: violation of community control
(house arrest).
Robert Griffin, 55 of Fernandina
Beach: the sell and delivery of co-
caine within 1,000 feet of a church.
Kathryn Lloyd, 44 of Hilliard:
selling drugs with a sell schedule,
possession with intent to sell and
dispensing prescription drugs
without a license.
Jose Andres, 25 of Fernandina:
domestic battery on his brother.
Jason Jones, 33 of Jacksonville:
license suspended a total of seven
times.
Donna Hardenbrook, 59 of Yulee:
DUI.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17
Devin Dainley, 29 of Ft. White, FL:
burglary to a structure and grand
theft.
Michael Eric Jackson, 44 of
Jacksonville: violation of parole for
grand theft.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18
Francisco Sanchez –Maldenado,
36 of Jacksonville: bypassed a
truck stop, attaching tag not as-
signed and no driver’s license; he
never had one.
Billy Parsons, 49 of Callahan: DUI.
Ricky Smith, 27 of Jacksonville:
possession of marijuana and pos-
session of drug paraphernalia.
Tommy Wells, 22 of Fernandina
Beach: fraud: using another per-
son’s ID without their consent.
Kristina Embree, 31 of Fernandi-
na Beach: domestic assault.
Jerry Beno, 51 of Yulee: battery;
domestic violence. He tried to
strangle his wife.
Lonnie Stewart, 28 of Fernandina
Beach: fleeing and eluding an
arresting officer at high speed and
resisting an officer obstruct with-
out violence. He had an arrest war-
rant out for him and was caught
hiding in the trunk of someone’s
car. Police had to remove him from
the trunk.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19
Kassey Stewart, 20 of Bryceville:
forgery of bank bills, fraud use of
credit cards and burglary dealing
in stolen property
Michael Blue, 39 of Fernandina
Beach: sell and delivery of cocaine.
Derrick Turner, 36 of Jacksonville:
sale and delivery of marijuana
within 1,000 feet of a church.
Richard Strong, 51 of Hilliard: DUI
and driving with a revoked license.
Tezma Gray, 40 of Fernandina
Beach: sale and delivery of
marijuana within 1,000 feet of a
church.
Richard Owens, 41 of Yulee: bond
surrender battery.
Tyrone Fleming, 38 of Fernandina
Beach: possession of a controlled
substance.
Major Johnson, 20 of Folkston,
GA: attempt to deal in stolen
property.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20
Angel Vasquez, 44 of Hilliard:
contempt of court - violation of
injunction - protection - domestic
violence. Domestic battery caus-
ing bodily harm.
Heather Mercer, 25 of Kingsland,
GA: battery on an officer firefight-
er EMT, resisting an officer and
disorderly intoxication in a public
place causing a disturbance.
Leann Downy, 20 of Fernandina
Beach: DUI, possession of alcohol
under 21 and driving without a
license or with a suspended or
revoked one.
Joshua Kirk, 28 of Bryceville:
driving with a revoked license and
DUI.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21
Nicole Kimmons, 24 of Fern-
andina Beach: possession of a
controlled substance.
David White, Jr., 35 of Callahan:
DUI.
Joshua Watkins, 26 of Fernandina
Beach: criminal mischief and disor-
derly intoxication.
Toby Works, 22 of Fernandina
Beach: reckless driving, not having
a driver’s license and possession of
a controlled substance.
Ian Humfleet, 19 of Jacksonville:
battery.
William Ellis, 38 of Mechanicsville,
VA: making false 911 calls.
Most investors pay a
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example, that you’ve seen a steep decline in
the price of one of your investments. After a
while, you may feel that you just can’t take it
anymore and you decide to “cut your losses”
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may have an investment that has gone up and
up — and to grab even bigger gains, you buy
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Finance Cont. from page 6

COLOR
the effects of volatility on your
portfolio. For instance, if your
portfolio is heavy with stocks,
starts to turn around. And “cheap.” That’s why many in- the presence of some bonds
when you throw more money vestors take a close look at a — even those whose market
at an investment whose price stock’s price-to-earnings ratio price has fallen because in-
has skyrocketed, you’re bet- (P/E). Generally speaking, terest rates have risen — can This week: the exciting world of color
ting against history — be- a high P/E means a stock is help reduce the impact of a principles. Color is a form of light energy.
cause no investment goes up more expensive, relative to its downturn that primarily af- All colors we can see are contained in the vis-
nt SavingS maY Benefit forever. Furthermore, in both earnings, than a stock with fects stocks. ible spectrum of light. We can determine if a

ONTRIBUTION
cases, your emotions will have a low P/E. Investors may be Clearly, the value of any planet is coming closer, or further away by it’s
10 tax Law ChangeS. led you to violate one of the
guidelines of investing: buy
low and sell high.
willing to pay more for the
high P/E stocks because they
feel these companies will be
investment has several dimen-
sions — any or all of which
may be valuable to you as your
color. It’s called the color doppler effect.
The “law of color” is a system for under-
YOUR CHILDREN HAVE EVERYTHING standing color relationships. When combin-

COMMUNITY
-free opportunities for retirement, But apart from the tactical worth more in the future. pursue your goals. So, as you ing colors you will always
THEY COULD ASK FOR. DOES THAT errors you may make when But P/E doesn’t tell the build, maintain and adjust get the same result from
alk because tax law
INCLUDE LIFEchanges have
INSURANCE? you over-concentrate on price whole story of investment val- your portfolio over time, keep the same combination.
movements, you’re also ignor- ue. Any individual investment an eye on the changing prices Equal parts of red and
I’MUNNOTICED.
ONE GRATEFUL FOR THE
consider converting to a Roth
One of the most important things you
can give your children is a life insurance
ing another key characteristic
of investments — their value.
Traditionally, an invest-
may have value to you because
it can help you diversify your
holdings. And while diversifi-
of your investments — but
don’t overlook their true value.
This article was written by
blue mixed together al-
ways make violet. Primary
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