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Tribune & Georgian
Friday, February 22,2013
The following events were
compiled from incident reports,
warrants or affidavits obtained
from Camden County and
state law enforcement agencies.
All persons listed are considered
innocent until proven guilty in
a court of law.
DUI
Carolyn Mabel Roser, 35,
of Kingsland was arrested
Feb. 20 and charged with
driving under the influence
of alcohol, possession legal
when drugs in original con
tainer, obstruction of officer
and driving without license
on person. (GSP)
George Gleason Sweeney,
25, of Kingsland was ar
rested Feb. 16 and charged
with driving under the influ
ence of alcohol and open
container. (CCSO)
Brian Russell Schell, 28,
of St. Marys was arrested
Feb. 11 and charged with
driving under the influence
of alcohol, open container
and suspended license.
(SMPD)
Wilbert Elipious Jacobs,
46, of St. Marys was arrested
Feb. 13 and charged with
driving under the influence
of alcohol and suspended li
cense. (SMPD)
Karel Kotleszka, 45, of
Treasure Island, Fla., was ar
rested Feb. 15 and charged
with driving under the influ
ence, open container and
speeding. (KPD)
James Eric Wright, 31, of
Kingsland was arrested Feb.
16 and charged with driving
under the influence of alco
hol. (KPD)
Bryan Wesley McIntyre,
33, of St. Marys was arrested
Feb. 16 and charged with
driving under the influence,
suspended license, open
container and improper
stopping on the roadway.
(KPD)
Irene Ann Fonseca, 35, of
Woodbine was arrested Feb.
16 and charged with driving
under the influence and fail
ure to maintain lane. (KPD)
Public intoxication
Heath Christopher Smith,
33, of Kingsland was ar
rested Feb. 16 and charged
with public intoxication and
assault. (KPD)
Possession
Tiesha Patrice Campbell,
25, of Brunswick was ar
rested Feb. 15 and charged
with possession of mari
juana. (CCSO)
Gary Keith Campbell, 30,
of Brunswick was arrested
Feb. 15 and charged with
possession of marijuana,
possession of firearm by a
convicted felon and hold for
other agencies. (CCSO)
Garron Keon Campbell,
26, of Brunswick was ar
rested Feb. 15 and charged
with possession of marijuana,
possession of firearm by a
convicted felon and driving
under the influence. (CCSO)
James Andrew Garfield
Maddox, 42, of St. Marys
was arrested Feb. 15 and
charged with possession of
marijuana with intent to sell.
(CCSO)
Thurmisha Ruth Price,
26, of Brunswick was ar
rested Feb. 15 and charged
with possession of mari
juana. (CCSO)
Chin tan R. Patel, 22 of
Des Plaines, Ill., was arrested
Feb. 19 and charged with
possession of less than an
ounce of marijuana. (KPD)
Brianna Elizabeth Kilner,
19, of Kingsland was arrested
Feb. 19 and charged with
possession of marijuana, pos
session of drug related ob
jects and speeding. (SMPD)
Theft
Robert James Starrett, 38,
of St. Marys was arrested
Feb. 14 and charged with
theft by deception and four
counts of financial card
fraud. (CCSO)
Upcoming Events
High school earns AP nod
Friday, February 22
St. Marys Little Theatre will present
“Colorblind,” an original musical, at 7 p.m.
Friday, Feb. 22, and Saturday, Feb. 23,
and at 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 24, at Theatre
by the Trax, located at 1000 Osborne
Road. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for
children 12 and under. For more informa
tion, call (912) 729-1103 or visit
www.stmaryslittletheatre.com.
Saturday, February 23
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of
Foreign Wars breakfast will be held 9 to
11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 23. The cost is $6
for adults and $3 for children 10 and
under. The VFW is located at 150 N. Cam
den Woods Parkway in Kingsland.
Tuesday, February 26
The St. Marys Convention & Visitors Bureau
Authority will hold its regular monthly meeting
at 3 p.m.Tuesday, Feb. 26, in the St. Marys City
Council chambers, located at 418 Osborne St.
Wednesday, February 27
The annual school council/Title I meeting
will be held at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 27, in
the front office conference room at Mamie Lou
Gross Elementary School.
The College of Coastal Georgia Camden
Center will offer a health fair 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Wednesday, Feb. 27, in the rotunda of the
center. The event is free to students and mem
bers of the community. A variety of vendors
and activities will be provided at the fair. At
tendees will have the opportunity for a free
screening for HIV. In addition, there will be
blood pressure and blood sugar screenings;
bone density scans; body, gait and posture
analysis; quit-smoking assistance; and de
pression and stress screening.
All are welcome to join Evergreen Mission
ary Baptist Church during a revival starting
Feb. 27 and running through March 1. The
event will start at 7 each evening. The guest
speaker will be Bishop Matthew M. Odum of
Temple of Glory Community Church, Savan
nah. For more information or directions to
Evergreen Missionary Baptist Church, call
(912) 729-3122.
Saturday, March 2
The Camden County Republican Party's
Grits 'n' Bits breakfast will be held at 9 a.m.
Saturday, March 2, at VFW Lodge No. 8385.
The lodge is located at 150 North Camden
Woods Parkway in Kingsland. The program
will be a forum featuring the six candidates for
probate judge. The cost of the breakfast will
be $6 and the public is invited to attend. For
more information, call James Stacy at (912)
882-7551.
Saturday, March 9
The Camden County Republican Party
will convene precinct mass meetings at 9
a.m. Saturday, March 9, to elect dele
gates and alternate delegates to the
Camden County Republican Party Con
vention. The county convention will con
vene at 10 a.m. at the same location for
the purpose of electing delegates and al
ternate delegates to the Congressional
District Convention and the state conven
tion. Both the precinct mass meetings
and county convention will be held at
Southern Junction, 600 Finley St. in St.
Marys. The county convention will con
vene at 10 a.m. All Camden County resi
dents who are legally registered to vote
and believe in the principles of the Re
publican Party are urged to participate in
the process. For more information, con
tact Mike Harris, chairman of the Camden
County Republican Party, at (912) 729-
4036 or mike.harris@tds.net.
Email upcoming events to the editor at
editon@tds.net, fax to (912) 882-6519
or drop of at the downtown St. Marys office
located at 206 Osborne St.
Camden County High
School is earning recognition
for its advanced placement
(AP) participation rates.
The state department of
education on Wednesday
classified CCHS as an AP
STEM School and an AP
STEM Achievement School,
both marked by students test
ing in at least two AP math
courses and two AP science
courses.
The achievement school
designation is reached by also
having 40 percent of the exam
scores in those courses reach
3 or higher.
“In 2012 we had 763 ad
vanced placement tests taken,
and 398 students received one
or more college course cred
its. The hard work of our stu
dents and teachers continues
to pay off. Our students con
tinue to lead the way in aca
demic achievement and
college readiness. I commend
their families and teachers
and most importantly these
students for their commit
ment to education,” principal
Dr. John Tucker said.
Dr. Will Hardin, superin
tendent, commended high
school students and teachers
for their work.
“Congratulations to Dr.
Tucker and the faculty and
staff of Camden High School
for your recognition as a
Georgia AP STEM school
and for making the more ex
clusive list of AP STEM
Achievement Schools. This is
yet another testament to the
hard work and commitment
you all have made to ensure
your students are provided
every opportunity to suc
ceed,” he said.
Sea level rise seminar set
Speakers from the Univer
sity of Georgia’s Carl Vinson
Institute of Government and
Georgia Sea Grant will par
ticipate in a two-hour semi
nar and public discussion on
Thursday, Feb. 28, about sea
level rise vulnerability.
The seminar will begin at 7
p.m. in the Theatre By The
Trax, located at 1000 Os
borne St. in St. Marys.
It will provide a basic
overview of sea level rise sci
ence in the context of the
Georgia coast, as well as pre
liminary hazard and vulnera
bility analyses specific to
infrastructure and property in
St. Marys. These analyses will
be tailored to a range of sea
level rise scenarios that may
be reasonably expected over
the next 30 years.
The event will be hosted by
St. Marys EarthKeepers Inc.
The speakers will be as fol
lows:
• Sea Level Rise: Global
Causes and Georgia Trends
— speaker Dr. Chuck Hop-
kinson, director of the Geor
gia Sea Grant Program
• Preliminary Overview of
Sea Level Rise and Increased
Coastal Flooding Vulnerabil
ity in the City of St. Marys -
Co-presenters Dr. Jason
Evans, environmental sus
tainability analyst of the UGA
Carl Vinson Institute of Gov
ernment; and James Nolan,
local government project
manager of Information
Technology Outreach Serv
ices of the UGA Carl Vinson
Institute of Government
• Georgia Coastal Hazards
Program: Applied Research
and Adaptation Planning
Tools — speaker Jennifer
Kline, coastal hazards spe
cialist with the Georgia De
partment of Natural
Resources, Coastal Re
sources Division
The presentations will be
followed by an open-ended
audience question and answer
period.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
CITY OF KINGSLAND
MARCH 19 th , 2013
TO AUTHORIZE SUNDAY SALES OF MALT
BEVERAGES AND WINE IN THE ORIGINAL
PACKAGE BY RETAILERS
Shall the governing authority of the City of Kingsland be
authorized to permit and regulate package sales by
retailers of both malt beverages and wine on Sunday
between the hours of 12:30 RM. and 11:30 P.M.
[ ] yes
] NO Judge Martin O. Gillette
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