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VOLUME 2 ISSUE 17 SERVING YULEE, HILLIARD, BRYCEVILLE , FERNANDINA BEACH AND CALLAHAN April 29, 2010
The Shrimp Festival has arrived
By Lauren Jones
Editor
They fueled up their shrimp boats, tuned
up their engines and raced each other as their
wives and fellow residents of Amelia Island
watched on.
“They were like a Nascar league of their
own,” executive director of the Shrimp Fes-
tival Sandy Price said.
The Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival re-
turns to Amelia Island beginning today at 6
p.m. with the pirate parade. Friday is open-
ing night and includes entertainment, the in-
vasion of the pirates and fireworks. The main
festival starts Saturday and goes through
Sunday with art, shrimp and much more.
However, the festival has come a long way
from its humble beginnings.
In the early 1960s, the wives of the shrimp
boaters and captains started making gumbo
for them and the people who came out to
watch the races. The races, Price says, were
more of a “See whose engine is bigger and
better” type event.
“We were a bunch of good ‘ol fisherman.
That’s all we was,” Henry Sterling said.
Sterling was one of the original boat racers.
After a friend challenged him, the races were
born. Sterling raced the Chickadee. He says
the docks were lined with thousands of peo-
ple and back then, there were street dances
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Henry “Bunny” Ster-
ling was a fisherman
in the beginning
and used to race his
boat, the “Chicka-
dee.” He is also
the honary grand
marshall this year.
Henry Sterling
and they carried the shrimp dishes on
the boats themselves.
“Back then, it was just a great
time,” Sterling said.
When fuel prices rose and the develop-
ment on the waterfront started the races
slowed, but the gumbo girls kept making
shrimp and the Shrimp Festival turned into
what it is today with food vendors, antiques
and art, parades and more. Each food vendor
is a nonprofit organization and they decide
what to make. There are 25 food booths this
year and the variety of food is more and more
diverse every year. The Memorial United
Methodist Church Youth will make shrimp
quesadillas, the Vietnam Veterans of Nassau
County will serve shrimp pie and the Nassau
County Community Development Corpora-
tion will serve deviled crabs.
Price says every five years they conduct an
The Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival Schedule
Thursday, April 29
6 p.m. - Shrimp Festival Pirate Parade
Friday, April 30
6 to 10 p.m. - Kids Fun Zone and Food Booth
Open
6:30 p.m. - Opening Ceremony
7 p.m. - Miss Shrimp Festival 2010
Scholarship Pageant
8:30 p.m. - Musical Entertainment at the
Riverfront Stage
9:30 p.m. - Invasion of the Pirates
9:45 p.m. - Fireworks display
Saturday, May 1
8 a.m. - 16th Annual Shrimp Festival 5K Run/
Walk and the 11th Annual Katie Caples
Memorial 1-mile Youth Run at Main Beach
at Atlantic and Fletcher avenues.
Page 5
economic
survey. The last survey estimated 130,000
people come each year and that number
grows.
This year there are 297 juried art vendors
including watercolors, photography, sculp-
ture, metal, pottery and more. The antique
vendors will sell furniture, jewelry and coins.
There will be a kids fun zone with some ac-
tivities charging money. Everything else is
free to attend except the shrimp and art for
purchase. The vendors will be spread from
8th to Front streets and from Ash to Alachua
streets.
The kick-off event is the Pirate Parade.
“It is the best example of a small town pa-
rade,” Price said. It is more for the locals and
9 a.m. to 8 p.m. - Food vendors open
9 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Fine arts and crafts show,
antiques and kids fun zone open
Sunday, May 2
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. - Food vendors, arts and
crafts show, antiques and kids fun zone
open
1 p.m. - Blessing of the
fleet, best decorated
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The Shrimp Festival could not happen
without the community. There is a commit-
tee of about 35 volunteers who work year
round to keep it entertaining and keep the
original spirit alive.
The festival includes many contests, in-
cluding Miss. Shrimp Festival, which awards
a scholarship to the winner.
Three weeks after the parade is over every
year, the committee gets together to critique
the event and see what they can improve on.
For more information, visit www.
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Hilliard
Fernandina
are you going?
Yulee Beach are you going to attend the shrimp festival
Callahan this weekend in fernandina beach?

Government
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“Yes, I’m going for the first “No, to be “No, I don’t go to “Yes, it’s a “Yes, it’s
COUNTY COMMISSION (Commission time, (even though I’ve honest I didn’t things like that.” tradition, I’ve something
chambers at the James S. Page lived here for four years.) even know been going all to do.”
Government Complex, 96135 Nassau Mike Evernhan
I’ve heard the restaurants about it.” my life.”
Place in Yulee. They can be reached at Callahan Amy
904-491-7380.) are more expensive during Holly Baty Haddock
Justin Gilyard
6 p.m. Monday, May 10 the festival though. But, I’m *Pictured with her Hilliard
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Fernandina Beach
going to just go and enjoy daughter Hannah
myself.” Hessong.
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Weaving the fabric of faith Declare your “Financial arbor day”

Fabric is a small, common part of our lives Frost said in his poetry, “Hardcover catechisms The national celebration of Arbor Day try to boost your contributions whenever you
which transcends centuries of peoples’ lives on are a contradiction to our loose leaf lives.” happens on the last Friday of April, although get a salary increase. Also consider fully fund-
this continent. Having evolved over time, the Jesus walked the earth and, instead of hard- some states have designated other dates for ing your IRA until you’ve reached the annual
fabrics we choose to wear often fit our char- cover catechisms, he embraced loose-leaf lives. their own Arbor Day observances. Over the limits.
acter and our moods. On one day we choose He sought out the sick and hungry, touched
a navy blue shirt and on another a red jacket; the despised, healed the blind, turned over the years, Americans have planted millions of • Seek out variety. If you look around your
on one day the color of our team spirit and on societal tables for any group that experienced trees on this day, improving the environment, neighborhood, you will likely find many dif-
another day the subtle comfort of khaki. Loose injustice. Our loose leaf lives, however chaotic reducing erosion and leaving an invaluable ferent types of trees. And that’s a good thing,
weave fabrics keep us cool in the summertime they are, are still where God meets us, some- gift to future generations. But the because when Dutch elm disease
and the warmth of fleece wraps around us in times with more questions than answers. concepts behind Arbor Day can or some other ailment strikes
the winter. For so many years, sin- Some of our ordinary experiences of also be transferred to other realms one type of tree, you and your
gle threads were spun into life from learning are downright dull. We’ve all — such as investing. So this year, neighbors still have others that
piles of wool or cotton and then sat through a class or workshop with
fabric was woven with care by hand. a monotone teacher where minutes why not take steps to establish your can thrive. The same principle ap-
Creative compilations of color came droned by as we looked at our watches. own Financial Arbor Day? plies to investing: If an economic
to life as thread touched thread. Unless teaching hits the core of us, the Here are some ideas to consider: downturn or some other event
Throughout the centuries, tables things which most centrally define us •  Plant some “seeds.” Even the primarily strikes one type of asset,
have been donned with cloths and as persons, it doesn’t move us, change mightiest trees started out small — and most of your money is tied up
bread baskets lined with linens. us, make us new persons. Christ’s way Edward Jones
and the same is true of the portfo- Financial Advisor in that asset, you could run into
When fabric is placed on a table, of teaching was different and trans-
there is a sense of warmth - a sense Pastorally forming. It’s why the disciples called lios of many successful investors. trouble. That’s why you should
that you have prepared for your him Emmanuel – “God with us.” He If you’re just beginning to invest, Ronnie L. Stoots Jr. diversify your investment dollars
company. Fabric has also long been Speaking went about a new way of being in this consider putting whatever you can among stocks, bonds, certificates
important in religion. Woven in Rev. Mary world. afford, however minimal, into an IRA and of deposit (CDs), Treasury bills and other se-
wonderful colors, in many churches How much are we willing to go a 401(k) or other employer-sponsored re- curities. While diversification, by itself, can-
fabric signals the progression of the Kendrick Moore against the established way of seeing tirement plan. If you’ve been investing for not guarantee a profit or protect against loss,
church year. The color green marks and doing to introduce a radical new a while but still need to move closer toward it can help reduce the effects of volatility on
the season of Easter, a vibrant color that signals way of loving our neighbor? When do we look
life, energy and growth and symbolizes our evil in the eye and say, “No more.” your goals, you may have to seek out some your portfolio.
faith that is always searching and growing. One more thread of our journey of faith is new fields of opportunity and invest in them. • Be patient. When you plant a seed, you
From the fabric of swaddling cloth the first woven every time we receive the blessings of • Nurture the “roots.” To grow, roots need know it will take many years for your efforts
stories of the all the way to the damask (linens) God and take our stand - to honor, to remem- to be fed through water, oxygen and miner- to reach fruition. Over time, your tree will
that lay before us, we are called to proceed with ber, to have the amazing vision that this tap- als. Once you’ve planted the seeds of your lose some branches and bark, and it will be
wonder and amazement at what it means that estry is not yet finished and will continue to investments, they need to be nourished, too.
the Christ is among us. grow; to have the audacity to believe that we For example, once you’ve opened a 401(k),
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The perfect party dip

Jamie Thorn from Callahan sent this recipe. She says she made it for
Easter and has made it for a snack when craving it. She has also self-
published a cookbook, “Wachovia Favorites” with recipes from people
she works with.
This dip isn’t necessarily for the calorie conscience, but there are ways
to make it healthier. You can always use fat-free mayo and cream cheese.
Community I served it with blue corn chips. Enjoy!
Cookbook To send in your recipes, thoughts, comments and tips, e-mail
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Cheesy Onion Dip

 
1c mayo
8 oz. cream cheese softened
1c shredded cheddar
1 med sweet onion
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1/4 tsp hot sauce, more
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felt so good! employees and is a family business.
He started out in the business because some-
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to be around. He is involved with the Callahan
and Hilliard Garden Clubs and works with
children. Some of the local school bring their
students to his nursery on field trips.
“I wish we could get back to basics with
more backyard gardens. It really brings people
together. I think the country would be a much
better place,” Gannon said.
He says it is nice when he sees the older gen-
eration passing that down to their children and
on.
“It is just good ‘ol fashion values,” he said.
They specialize in knockout roses in seven
different colors. He says everything is 90 per-
cent rooted and grown on site. The building
is a work in progress and he plans on having
green houses soon.
He says the challenges of owning a nursery

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Now is the time to be outdoors with your fishing rod

This past weekend I had a chance setup is not only effective but dead- quarter-ounce jig heads to entice
to spend some time with my fam- ly. I spool the reel with a five-pound them out of creek mouths on out-
ily. I am blessed to be a part of a test monofilament. This is more going tide.
large southern family who has had than enough to handle these fish as Heads up to anyone interested,
its roots in the same area for over the biggest ones you will normally there is a large kayak tournament
a hundred years. The older genera- catch are in the one-pound range. next weekend. This tournament is
tion grew up as hard working farm- I only keep the fish that are bigger boasted as the worlds largest and
ers and passed on their than my hand but a dozen had over four hundred participants
hard work and dedication or so will certainly make a last year. If you are interested, all
to their children and their mess for. For those inter- information can be found at www.
children. ested in a larger species jaxkayakfishing.com. Not only is
They also had a great of fish with a little more this a great event but the proceeds
passion for everything fight in them, the big red go to Daniel’s kids which is an awe-
the outdoors had to of- fish are still cruising the some charity for children with dis-
fer including fishing and backwater. Use top water abilities.
hunting. If one was will- baits in the morning and There has also been a recent find-
ing to pay attention they Nassau late afternoon for great ing of poachers killing ospreys in
could learn all the neces- results. After ten o’clock, northeast Florida. If anyone hap-
sary tools not only to live Outdoors or somewhere around pens to see anyone messing with
off the land but enjoy it Ryan Conner that time frame, switch to these federally protected birds, con-
too. Thank God I paid at- grubs or spinner baits. tact your local authorities immedi-
tention. The trout bite has slowed down a ately.
I bring all this up because this tad but floating live shrimp under a Going back to my family gather-
time of year was always my most ex- cork will produce some nice fish in ing this weekend, I had an interest-
citing time growing up. The fishing the five- to six-pound range. Look ing question thrown my way. The
really turned on in the back waters for moving water on the changes of question pertained to the honesty
of the St. Mary’s river. May brings the tide, especially around structure of my fishing reports. Have you
on the bedding season for red breast and you are sure to find a few. The ever met a completely honest fish-
brim and all the fantastic action flounder are slowly showing back erman? I guess he can be mostly
that comes along with these feisty up but most of them are small. truthful when a camera is involved.
fish. Every year I return to my old The big ones are still staged up on Proof is in the picture is what I am
stomping ground armed with a Ze- the reefs offshore and will not start trying to say.
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Johnson beetle spins. This simple Try fishing live mud minnows on be safe out there. Ryan Conner has to be an honest fisherman when cameras are involved.

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Massages are much calendar of events

more than a luxury bryceville
Bryceville

Saturday, May 1 at 3 p.m.

Parade begins at about 6 p.m.
on Thursday, April 29th, and will
last until the final float rolls up
at 11:30 a.m. and the meeting
starts promptly at 11:45 a.m. 
Lunch is $15.
northfloridaforestry.tripod.com.
Admission for the pageant is $5
and will be held at the Orange
Now... the wonderful world of Saturday Afternoon Movie Centre Street. Park High School.
massage. Massage is the manipu- The Friends of the Bryceville The theme for this year’s Saturday, May 5 from
lation of superficial layers of mus- Library invites the public to Parade is “Name That Tune.” 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
our Saturday Afternoon Movie, Artrageous Artwalk Yulee
yulee
cle and connective tissue to pro-
mote relaxation and well-being. featuring“The Fantastic Mr. Fox” Friday, April 30 The second Saturday of each
The word comes from the French in the Bryceville Community to Sunday May 2 month features the Artrageous Monday, May 3 from
Center. It is free and popcorn 47th Annual Isle of Eight Artwalk in the historic down- 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Massage “friction or kneading.” and drinks are provided. Flags Shrimp Festival town district of Fernandina
In Latin Massa for “mass, dough, Plant Clinic
The Annual Isle of Eight Flags Beach. This month the Island Becky Jordi, Nassau County
and friction.” Massage involves
Beauty the manipulation of the body
Thursday, May 6 at 6 p.m.
Library Meeting
Shrimp Festival features an
array of activities for adults and
Art Association located at 18
North 2nd is featuring art-
Horticulture Extension Agent
will conduct a Plant Clinic at the
Tips with pressure. The Friends of the Bryceville children. The Shrimp Festival ists Pam Bennett and Becky Yulee Extension Office on Pages
Thomas Hughes Writings on massage have been Library invite the citizens of the will dish out boatloads of fresh Buchanan The Blue Door Artists Dairy Road. All residents are
found in ancient civilizations in- Bryceville area to attend the seafood and shrimp dishes, as “Mad Dogs and Alley Cats”, a invited to bring plant samples
cluding Rome, Greece, India, Japan, China and Egypt. next meeting at the Bryceville local volunteer organizations collection of 50 oil, acrylic and showing problems in their
A biblical reference from 493 b.c. describes daily mas- Community Center. A pictorial prepare and serve an astound- pigment ink paintings of dogs landscapes. Problems will be
history of the Bryceville area, ing assortment of menu items, by Suzanne Batchelor, and cats identified ands olutions offered
sage with olive oil and myrrh (Esther 2:9-12). Massage
which is on permanent display including shrimp pie, shrimp by Georganna Mullis wil be for correction.There is no fee for
began it’s popularity here in the mid - 1800’s. It was in- in the center will donated to the twisters, crawfish, and shrimp spotlighted. The event is free.
troduced by two New York physicians based on Henrik this service. For information call
Bryceville Library. ice cream. Families will enjoy For further information, call: 904-548-1116.
Ling’s techniques developed in Sweden. the “Little Pirate” costume con- 904-277-0717 or visit: www.
Swedish massage is defined in large part by the origi- callahan
Callahan test, pre-festival Pirate Parade, ameliaisland.com Saturday, May 8 at 7:30 p.m.
nal strokes that compose it’s method: effleurage (strok- and the Family Fun Zone. Visit
Pro Wrestling
ing), petrissage (kneading) and tapotement (striking). Friday, April 30 at 6 to 8 p.m. www.shrimpfestival.com for
Pro Wrestling returns to Yulee
The term “Swedish” massage is not really known in the Anti-Kidnapping Seminar more information. Saturday, May 15 from
Middle School. Local Superstar
country of Sweden. In Europe it is generally called a Have you ever thought about 2 to 4 p.m.
Rock and Roll Chris Turner faces
“Classic” massage. what you would do if you were Tuesday, May 4 from Free Family Movie Day
off against Champion Kevin
Massage has shown to be helpful in reducing pain, kidnapped? Nassau County 7 to 8 p.m. Fernandina Beach Branch
4H is hosting an educational The Great Egret Toole for the title, The Tag Team
Library, 25N. 4th Street. Conces-
joint stiffness, poor circulation and sub-clinical depres- seminar for our community Join a local birding expert sion available for purchase (all Champions The Marcs Brothers
sion. In the United States licensure is the highest level at the Extension Office in who will tell you the story of proceeds benefit children’s pro- will battle Shane Chung and
of regulation and restrictions. In the U.S. there are Callahan. This event is appro- the Great Egret. This beautiful grams) For more information Hayden Price, Cuzin Ricky J will
roughly 90,000 massage therapists. Training programs priate for youth ages 8 and bird is the Wild Amelia Nature please contact: (904)277-7365 face John Douglas (Colt Gatlin).
are typically 500 - 1000 hours in length. Florida re- older to attend with a parent or Festival spotlight critter of 2010. www.nassaureads.com. Advanced tickets are $6.00 and
quires 600 hours of training. adult chaperone.This event is Seminar is free to the public can be purchased from the
organized and taught by Gary and will be held at the Peck jacksonville
Jacksonville Yulee Middle Athletic Program.
The number of massage visits rose from 91 million in
W. Belson. Mr. Belson is the Center Auditorium at 516 South Portions of the proceeds will
1999 to 136 million in 2003. Massage alone generates benefit the Yulee Middle School.
roughly $11 billion dollars a year in the U.S. Massage creator of this seminar,formerly 10th Street. www.wildamelia. Saturday, May 22 at 11 a.m.
he was the Director of Train- com Miss Duval, Clay and Nassau For more information please
therapy is the most common type of complementary visit www.ccwrestling.biz.
ing of the Joint Military & Law County Forestry Pageant
and alternative medicine in hospitals and chiropractic Enforcement Hostage Rescue Friday, May 7 at 11:30 a.m. Triple header pageant for
care in the U.S. Antiterrorism School. If you Federated Republican Women female residents ages 0-24. Sunday, May 9 at 9:15 a.m.
In summary: Massage is much more than a luxury. are interested in attending this of Nassau luncheon Beauty competition only. New Special Needs Sunday
It is healing. It prepares the body, mind and soul for event, please RSVP to the Nas- Representative Charles Van- Queens advance to state finals School Class
the world outside. When considering a massage ask sau County Extension Service at Zant will be the guest speaker - Miss Florida Forestry Scholar- Blackrock Baptist Church
yourself what you hope to receive. Am I stressed? Do I 904-879-1019. at the Federated Republican ship Pageant which will be announces its new special
hurt somewhere? Find a therapist to match your needs Women of Nassau luncheon at held in beautiful St. Augustine needs Sunday School class. It is
and personality. It is best to interview them before fernandina beach
Fernandina the Golf Club of Amelia Island.  Florida on July 16-17. Tons of open to all ages. Students will
you commit to a long term routine. Some people talk Representative VanZant was prizes, beautiful crowns, custom sing, dance, share short stories
Thursday, April 29 from elected to the Florida House of satin sashes and queens state from scriptures and do arts and
throughout a massage. Others let their minds and body crafts. The church is located at
6 to 7 p.m. Representatives in 2008. Please beauty fee paid. Great begin-
drift. I play better golf after a massage. It’s a combina- Shrimp Festival Pirate Parade contact Gail Biondi by Tuesday, ners pageant! Deadline to enter 96362 Blackrock Road. For more
tion of mental and physical alignment. And with better Known as one of the high- May 4, with your reservation at is May 10. Please check out information call the church
golf comes a willing smile. May you find the same! lights of each year’s Isle of Eight 261-8793 or email at GJBiondi@ our website for more informa- office at 904-261-6220 or Kim
Tom Hughes, Magnasalon.com Flags Shrimp Festival, the Pirate bellsouth.net. Social begins tion and paperwork http:// Smith 904-225-2045.

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Crime Beat
These reports are based on information supplied by the Nassau
County Sheriff’s Office. Anyone whose name appears in the reports
can contact The Nassau News if the case is dismissed, charges are
reduced, or they are acquitted of the charges. Call 781-2985, or
e-mail laurenjones@thenassaunews.com. Please be prepared to
provide documentation of the developments.

Monday, April 19
*Heather Ducas, 36 of Callahan: giving a
false name and shoplifting.
Heather Dacus used her sister’s name
when she was arrested on Saturday, April
17. Victoria Pallone was never arrested.
Heather Dacus was arrested for shoplifting
and then later charged with giving a false
name.
Katherine Powers, 53 of Ocala: driving
with a suspended license,
Carol McKenzine, 38 of Fernandina
Beach: as a parent, failing to require
school attendance and contributing to
the delinquency of a minor.
Thomas Waits, 29 of Fernandina Beach:
larceny theft: more than $300 but less
than $5,000.
Billie Nicely, 46 of Fernandina Beach:
retail theft under $300 and posses-
sion of a controlled substance without
prescription.
Justin Krulac, 24 of Hilliard: violation
of parole for felony battery resulting in
great harm.
William Turner, 43 of Hilliard: fleeing
and eluding, DUI, leaving the scene, driv-
ing with a suspended license and failing
to sign summons.
Elijah Bennett, 32 of Jacksonville: viola-
tion of parole for felony DUI.
Christopher Dennard, 31 of Cochran,
GA: auto burglary and prowling.
Marcus Morrow, 47 of Hilliard: failing to
properly register as a sex offender.
Tuesaday, April 20
Joseph Helms, 53 of Fernandina Beach:
possession of a controlled substance
without a prescription and possesion of
marijuana.
Christina Elliot, 35 of Fernandina Beach:
violation of parole for ordering or drug
offender probation.
Cory Brown, 25 of Yulee: possession of
marijuana.
Ashley MacDonald, 18 of Fernandina
Beach: possession of marijuana and drug
parapgernalia.
Samantha Lucio-Simmnons, 20 of
Yulee: marijuana producing schedule
1 (armed), marijuana possession over
20 grams (armed), narcotic equipment
possession or use and possession of
legend drug.
Michael Sturgill, II. 27 of Yulee: mari-
juana producing schedule 1 (armed),
marijuana possession over 20 grams
(armed), narcotic equipment possession
and or use.
Harley Summers, 18 of Fernandina
Beach: no drivers license while operating
a motorcycle.
Ryan Taylor, 22 of Fernandina Beach:
possession of marijuana and selling
marijuana, possession of drug para-
phernalia.
Jonathan Seidel, 22 of Fernandina
Beach: possession of drug paraphernalia.
Whitney Beard, 19 of Fernandina Beach:
possession of marijuana and drug
paraphernalia.
Jessie Terrill, 27 of Fernandina Beach:
three counts of possession of marijuana
with intent to sell,selling marijuana and
intent to sell, manufacture, deliver, etc.
Anthony Turner, 28 of Jacksonville: no
motor vehicle registration.
John Vinson, Sr., 47 of Yulee: violation of
parole for battery.
Keysha Scott, 30 of Fernandina Beach:
no driver’s license.
Christopher Torres, 30 of Fernandina
Beach: possession of marijuana.
Andrea Voitelein, 20 of Yulee: posses-
sion of marijuana.
Trevor Binns, 28 of Fernandina Beach:
aggravated assault.
Wednesday, April 21
Brandi Eggebrecht, 33 of Fernandina
Beach: DUI.
Cody Redding, 20 of Hilliard: violation of
parole for dealing in stolen property.
Neil Choban, 48 of Yulee: petit theft.
Lorrie Flakes, 49 of Fernandina Beach:
driving without or with a suspended or
revoked license.
Benjamin Arcille, 20 of St. Marys, GA:
animal cruelty and battery on an officer.
Tasheekia Mobley, 24 of Fernandina
Beach: grand theft.
Timothy Higginbotham, 34 of Yulee:
dealing in stolen property
James Baker, 44 of Yulee: fleeing
or attacking to elude, possession of
marijuana, possession of a controlled
substance paraphernalia and reckless
driving.
Tami Hunt, 38 of Bryceville: accessory
after the fact (two counts), aggravated
battery and robbery.
Thursday, April 22
Leslie Parker, 46 of Fernandina Beach:
felony robbery and misdemeanor
robbery.
Timothy Dubberly, 28 of Fernandina
Beach: possession of marijuana and
reckless driving.
Joseph Dean, 19 of Yulee: grand theft.
Jermaine Bellamy, 32 of Kingsland, GA:
driving without or with a suspended or
revoked license.
James Green, 18 of Fernandina Beach:
grand theft.
Cecil Browning, 22 of Jacksonville:
forgery and grand larceny. Grand theft
and petit theft.
James Geiger, 42 of Jacksonville: grand
theft and driving without or with a
suspended or revoked license.
Friday, April 24
Tommy Clay, 37 of Fernandina Beach:
felony domestic battery.
Clarence Jones, 48 of Fernandina Beach:
domestic battery, property damage
– criminal mischief under $200 and
resisting an officer.
Gary clark, 57 of Yulee: aggravated as-
sault with a deadly weapon and battery.
Kristal Shuler, 29 of Fernandina Beach:
domestic battery.
Rodger Ray, 26 of Hilliard, aggravated
battery.
Charles Timmons, 19 of Kingsland, GA:
possession of marijuana.
Matthew Turcotte, 18 of Kingsland, GA:
possession of marijuana.
Nelson Morris, 29 of Fernandina Beach:
traffic in opium or derivative, possession
with intent to sell, possession of more
than 20 grams of marijuana, armed pos-
session of a controlled substance, pos-
session of a firearm by a convicted felon,
possession of a controlled substance
paraphernalia, possession of cocaine and
possession with intent to sell marijuana.
Latsha Cooner, 43 of Yulee: driving with
a suspended license.
Clayton Cobb, 21 of Callahan: driving
with a suspended license.
Brent Smith, 36 of Deland, FL: failing
to appear in court for criminal mischief
and battery.
Yannesha Fort, 26 of Kingsland, GA:
driving with a suspended license, no
motorcycle endorsement and no motor
vehicle registration.
Saturday, April 24
Tiffany Edwards, 22 of Jacksonville:
driving without or with a suspended or
revoked license.
Rodney Hogue, 52 of Jacksonville:
fleeing and eluding and expired drivers
license,
Sunday, April 25
Christopher Baker, 35: residential
burglary.
Eric Thornton, 25 of Yulee: extort or
threats (domestic violence).
Robert Willis, 58 of Yulee: aggravated
assault with a deady weapon and resist-
ing an officer.
Donald Noble, 54 of Yulee: driving with
a suspended license knowingly.
Marlon Hernandez 22 of Fernandina
Beach: no drivers license.
Burton Bailey, 28 of Yulee: habitually
driving with a suspended license.
Jerald Brown, 41 of Folkston, GA: DUI.

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