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Page 10 - Wednesday, May 11, 2022 The Sylvania Times thesy lvaniatimes .com Join us for PAINTING CLASS -Sharon Blank Looking for something fun to do? Next Saturday, May 21 will feature the return of one of our favorite programs. Paint @ the Library! This free adult painting class will be held at 2 pm and all supplies will be provided. Space is limited, so sign up soon! If you’re looking for something that the little ones will en joy, bring them to the library on Tuesdays at 3:30 pm for our storytimes! We will read them a wonderful story and show them how to do a cute craft related to the story. Speaking of cute crafts, don’t forget about our Crafts To Go projects! They are handy craft kits with everything you need to make a creative craft project, all ready to take home and make at your convenience. There is a new kid’s craft every week, plus a teen craft and adult craft once a month, and you can get any of them just by going up to the desk and asking. Want to do crafts here at the library? We will be making them at the library every Wednesday at 3:30 pm! The Screven-Jenkins Regional Library Board meeting will be at 4 pm on Thursday, May 12 at the Screven County Library. Want to know more about what’s happening at the library? Head over to www.facebook.com/screvencountylibrary and see what’s coming up. You’ll get the first look at this year’s Summer Reading Program events there! This year’s theme is “Oceans of Possibilities” and we’ll be setting sail on June 7! New at the library THE BLUEBONNET BATTLE by Carolyn Brown. In Bon net, Texas, Liddy Latham is widely known as the queen of funeral dinners... until Matilda Monroe moves back to town after spending years living in the big city. Matilda’s style is fancy, healthy, modem and vegan, about as far as it’s possible to get from Liddy’s famous fried chicken and classic Southern comfort food. Before anyone can so much as blink, Liddy and Matilda are right back to the bitter rivalry of their younger days, and it’s ignited a family feud that’s made even worse by their children Nick and Amelia daring to fall in love! Can the star-crossed lovers bring an end to the battle to win their happily ever after? Well, that’s all for now - see you at the library! Downtown turning prehistoric -Joe Brady Editor Dinosaur themes will blanket downtown Sylvania on Wednes day, June 1 from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Several downtown busi nesses will be hosting a Downtown Dinosaur Day. Lovers of everything dinosaurs can visit downtown businesses and get dino-treats, play dino-games, and buy dino-stuff. It’s going to be a ton of dino-fun! Lila Jane Craft Supplies will offer dino deals on all craft sup plies and everyone that visits Lila Jane’s on Dino Day may enter to win an awesome fun filled Dino basket. Clark Family Care will have a dino-dig on the sidewalk. Little Dipper & Ice Cream will have specialty dino-drinks and free dino toppings on ice-cream. Also beginning June 3, on the first Friday of every month load your family and friends up and head downtown for First Friday’s. Giant yard games will be available to play as well as specials from local businesses. The City of Sylvania Council held their April 19 meeting at 6 p.m. in the council chambers. Present were Mayor Dees, council members Bolton, Kirkland, Lariscy, Mills and Scott. Council member Kirkland gave the invocation and led those present in the pledge of allegiance. The agenda was approved. The minutes from the April 5, 2022, meeting was approved. A moratorium was passed to halt subdivision development zoned R-l presently or requested for future development for sixty days. Under new business, council voted to approve the Hunter & Hunter March invoice in the amount of $1,382.50. Council authorized City Manager Stacy Mathis to place an order for transformers with T&R Electric in the amount of $252,620 for overhead and $47,289 for underground. A preliminary plat for a subdivision on South Main Street was approved for Cynthia A. Parker and J. Arnold Kimbrell. Having no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 6:24 p.m. Preserve your past! Add your Historical Screven County Photos to our collection, Fnttil to suiTtiy]vanitllLirics^^rail.cOfn or stop by Tne Sylvania Tures office 117 North frfein Street* Downtown Sylvania for pronpt sesumi ng. BUSINESS FOR SALE! Milieu Auto Parts Co. 124N. Gray Street Millen, Georgia 30442 Call: (478)982-5611 If interested Call between 8 am & 4 pm Monday - Friday 51111 Jab Announcement Screven County Government hMmfklAkfflmw The Screven County Board of Commissioners ij currently accepting applications for o qualified candidate to fill Ihe position of a fulMme Field Appraiser. Duties will include, but are not limited to. loc-ai ucj parcels of land, assisting in mapping parcels, performing field inspections, data entry of property informal on. assisting general public anii other related duties as they are assigned No poor experience is required; however, strong preference will b-e given to candidates currently celled with the Department of Revenue. App'icanl must be at least %\ years old and must be readily atte to obtain certification as an Appraiser l by file Georgia Department of Revenue. Candidate must possess a high school d plomrt pr GED find a vftl t! Georgia Driver's Lcensr:. Screven County is an EQE and a Drug Free WOfk pface SUBMIT APPLICATION TO: Screven County Soard of Commissioners. P.O. Box 159, Syivania. Georg a 30467 or bring to the Serf ven County Courthouse at 216 Mims Road, Rmm 100 Nunnally’s Bail Bonding 511 COTTON AYE * MILLEN, GA30442 for May 11 Screven County Sheriff’s Office May 4 - Krystle Anne Pratt, 36, Pine Village Road, 2 counts Party to Crime of Theft by Taking. May 4 - Raymond James Pravetz, 36, Pine Village Road, 2 counts Party to Crime of Theft by Taking. May 4 - Shelby Rose Gibson, 25, Statesboro Highway, Theft by Shoplifting. May 5 - Dedrick Sharrod Saxton, 19, Buttermilk Road, Tam pering with Evidence (Felony). May 6 - Nathan Sheppard, 35, Union Church Road, Interfer ence with Government Property. May 6 - Ralph Wiley Futch, 45, Statesboro Highway, DUI - Refusal, Failure to Maintain Lane. May 6 - Alajuwon Rashid Chance, 36 C Street, State Court Probation Violation. Incidents May 2 - Accident - Single Vehicle, Poor Robin Landing Road. May 2 - Criminal Damage to Property, Ridge Circle. May 2 - Lost or Stolen Items, Sheppard Switch Road. May 2 - Missing Person (Located), Landmark Road. May 2 - Identity Theft, Bay Branch Road. May 2 - Accident - Single Vehicle, Industrial Park Road. May 2 - Theft by Deception, Old Poor Robin Road. May 3 - Lost or Stolen Items, Savannah Highway. May 4 - Aggravated Assault, Oliver Highway. May 4 - Criminal Trespass (Misd.), Bascom Road. May 4 - Theft by Taking, Dollar General Store, Cooperville. May 4 - Child Molestation, Screven County. May 5 - Theft by Taking, Blue Bream Spur. May 5 - Lost or Stolen Items, Pine Grove Inn Road. May 5 - Unlawful Possession of Firearms or Weapons, Mil len Highway. May 6 - DUI - Refusal/Failure to Maintain Lane, Goloid Road. May 6 - Accident w/Deer, Bascom Road. May 6 - Criminal Trespass (Misd.), Burtons Ferry Highway. May 6 - Accident w/Deer, Waynesboro Highway. May 6 - Civil Dispute, Savannah Highway. May 6 - Accident w/Deer, Plantation Road. May 7 - Theft of Parts/Components, South Fork Road. May 7 - Accident w/Deer, Waynesboro Highway. May 8 - Accident w/Hog, Effingham Highway. May 8 - Domestic, Parker Road. Screven County Fire Department May 2 - Vehicle Fire, Poor Robin Road. May 2 - Medical Assist, Poor Robin Road. May 2 - Brush Fire, Savannah Highway. May 3 - Brush Fire, Farmdale Road. May 4 - Mobile Home Fire, Beaver Creek Drive. May 5 - No Incident Found on Arrival, Scarboro Highway. May 6 - Medical Assist, Halcyondale Road. May 7 - No Incident Found on Arrival, Statesboro Highway. May 7 - Grass Fire, Highway 301. May 7 - Cancelled en Route, Old River Road. Why no! let t lattia Sitttts En:a;inti!l Yields P-tCt (912)451-6397
