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‘White Christmas’ hits the stage Irving Berlin’s musical at the Cumming Playhouse Nov. 21- Dec. 15 By CAITLYN WALTERS walters@northfulton.com

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Ben Bryant as “Bob Wallace” and J.D. Touchton as “Phil Davis” prepare for the first act.

CUMMING, Ga. – The Cumming Playhouse sets the stage for Irving Berlin’s musical, “White Christmas,” from Nov. 21 to Dec. 15. Director Kathy Larsen said the 25-member cast has been preparing for this “true American Christmas classic” since the beginning of September. She said even though this is the first time most of them have worked together, they make for a strong cast. “It’s a fantastic cast, and I couldn’t be happier,” Larsen said. “They are talented, have wonderful dispositions and

they are just lovely to each other.” An impressive and versatile cast is essential to perfect this heartwarming musical, which is an adaption featuring 17 Irving Berlin songs and a book by David Ives and Paul Blake. In the musical, veterans Bob Wallace, played by Ben Bryant, and Phil Davis, played by J.D. Touchton, have a successful song-and-dance act after World War II. With romance in mind, the two follow a duo of beautiful singing sisters en route to their Christmas show at a Vermont lodge, which just happens to

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Piper asked. “In two years, we lost 19 young adults and I haven’t seen one story on those in the media.” Piper said the response for parents is to speak candidly with children about drugs. “Get involved with your kids, get to know your kids,” Piper said. “Get in their business. Their business, by definition, is your business.” If a young person is too hard to control, Piper said to reach out to law enforcement for guidance. “We’ll show you resources of where to go for help,” he said.

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FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — The numbers of drug-related overdoses in young people is alarming, said Forsyth County Sheriff Duane Piper. In the last two years, there have been 19 drug overdoses in the county — seven so far this year. Of those, 13 were opiate overdoses. The statistics were released at the inaugural Forsyth County Drug Awareness Summit held Nov. 5 at the Forsyth Conference Center.

A standing-room only audience of parents, children and community members came out to hear from a panel of experts who have firsthand experience as it relates to drugs and young people. Since 2006, there have been 14 traffic fatalities in Forsyth County of people 21 and under. Three of these involved alcohol and one involved drugs, Piper said. “We are doing a good job telling our children not to drink and drive, but in sending that message, are we telling them that drugs might be OK?”

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be talking about.” Forsyth County CommisMills said a drug coalition sioner Cindy Jones Mills, who is in the works to continue the helped put together the “Stop conversation and be proacYour Kids Before Drugs Stop tive in providing parThem” event, said this ents with tools such is the first of its kind as drug testing and in the county. video o a h offering resources Mills said the for parents to county has a get help for their great community child. that takes pride The event was in its achieveyth brought about ments, but that . d heral because of social there are underlyservices committee ing issues, such as and juvenile justice drug addiction, that discussions on drugs in the need to be addressed. community, Mills said. In ad“We are thriving and growdition, parents kept approaching and sometimes we get lost in all of that,” Mills said. “There are issues we need to See SUMMIT, Page 4

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CUMMING, Ga. — A neighbor fired gunshots that ended up across the street, nearly missing a baby and an elderly woman. While no one was seriously injured, a man watching television suffered cuts to his head from shattered glass and shrapnel, according to a Forsyth County Sheriff’s incident report. About 4:15 p.m. Oct. 15, multiple patrol cars were dis-

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patched to the 6000 block of Forsyth Drive in North Forsyth, off Ga. 9, after residents reported several shots fired. One of the paxton victims said he had the front door open and he was sitting on his couch in the living room when he heard

gunshots fired. Two of the bullets hit his home. One round penetrated the double-pane glass window of his opened door and shattered the sheet rock at the corner of his living room and kitchen. The victim’s wife said her grandmother was standing on the porch when they heard four to six shots fired. She said she tackled her grandmother while holding her baby. She heard about six more

shots after she went to help her husband. Deputies canvassed the area and found the bullets came from a home across the street. When deputies spoke to the homeowner, he said he fired the shots from his back deck. John Paxton, 53, was charged with reckless conduct and criminal trespass; both are misdemeanors. He was taken to Forsyth County Detention Center.

have drugs. They said the man hit them in the throats, and that is why they pepper sprayed him. Officers charged the two teens with underage consumption of alcohol, and they were taken to Cumming Police Department.

around the dog’s neck and was clipped back to itself. The cable was deeply embedded, and deputies said it appeared as if the fur was growing back over it. When the owner arrived, she told deputies the stray dog had followed her children home about eight years ago. She said she had not seen the dog in about a week, but deputies explained that this type of injury takes more than a week to happen. Melinda Barahona, 48, was charged with animal cruelty, a misdemeanor. She was taken to Forsyth County Detention Center. The dog was taken to Dr. Orr’s Animal Hospital for medical treatment.

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Man pepper sprayed by drunken teens Woman charged CUMMING, Ga. — A man was with animal cruelty pepper sprayed in his face after he told two teens there was not enough money to buy them alcohol, according to a Cumming Police incident report. A man staying at the Sun Suites Hotel, 555 Lake Center Parkway, told officers he had been pepper sprayed by two teens staying on the first floor on Oct. 24. The victim first told officers he did not know why, and then later said he was going to buy alcohol for the teens, but there was not enough money. The teens became upset and they got into a verbal and physical fight. Officers said the two teens came stumbling to the door when asked their side of the story. An 18-year-old man told officers he had been drinking with his 17-year-old brother, when the “victim” came to their room. The teens said the man asked for drugs, and he got aggressive when they did not

CUMMING, Ga. — Neighbors called deputies because a dog that was left outside in a yard had a severely embedded collar, according to a Forsyth County Sheriff’s incident Barahona report. A resident in the 5000 block of Porter Lane told deputies a dog was left outside in the yard and tied up with an embedded collar Oct. 30. When deputies arrived, the brown Jack Russell mix was laying on the ground beside a plate of what looked like several different leftover dinners and an empty water bowl. There was no shelter or shade for him, and his ribs were showing. Deputies took pictures of a cable that was attached to a stake in the ground, wrapped

$20K worth of electronics stolen FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — A former employee was caught stealing $20,000 in computer equipment, according to a Forsyth County Sheriff’s incident report. The corporate security director of JM Family Enterprises told deputies that someone stole Cisco computer components from their subsidiary, Datascan Technologies, 5925 Cabot Parkway, in September. After reviewing the internal and external video surveillance, it showed a former

Man lies about stolen medication CUMMING, Ga. — A man told deputies someone stole his medication, but video surveillance tells a different story, according to a Forsyth County Sheriff’s incident Wyrembelski report. Deputies were dispatched to the Ingles Market parking lot, 2835 Keith Bridge Road, after a man said someone broke into his red Chevrolet Blazer about midnight Oct. 31. He told deputies his global positioning system and two medication bottles were stolen from inside his center console. He said his Percocet and Flexeril bottles had been filled with 120 pills each the day before. Deputies viewed the video surveillance from Ingles and did not see anyone approach the man’s car.

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►► Marco Salazar-Onofre, 31, of Suwanee

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Road, Cumming, was arrested Oct. 19 on Friendship Circle in Cumming for DUI and brake light required. ►► Daniel Fusco, 29, of Woodstock was arrested Oct. 19 on Matt Highway in Ball Ground for DUI and failure to maintain lane. ►► Benjamin Ryan Clarke, 23, of Atlanta was arrested Oct. 20 on Ga. 400 in Cumming for DUI and failure to maintain lane. ►► Gerardo Martinez-Mendez, 20, of Carrollton was arrested Oct. 13 on Ga. 400 in Alpharetta for DUI and speeding. ►► Tyler James Knudson, 24, of Derby Trail, Cumming, was arrested Oct. 23 on Essex Drive in Cumming for DUI. ►► Stephen John Spear, 42, of Strickland Road, Alpharetta, was arrested Oct. 22 on Highway 9 in Milton for DUI, failure to maintain lane and impeding traffic.

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arrested Oct. 19 on Burruss Mill Road in Cumming for possession of marijuana. ►► Jacob Neil Kimbrell, 21, of Stone Creek Circle, Cumming, was arrested Oct. 20 on Keith Bridge Road in Gainesville for possession of marijuana and headlight violation. ►► Alan James Yancey, 24, of Archer Avenue, Cumming, was arrested Oct. 21 on Freedom Parkway in Cumming for possession of methamphetamines with intent to distribute and possession of drug-related items. ►► Jason Lee Gravitt, 29, of Ridge Road, Cumming, was arrested Oct. 23 on Burruss Mill Road in Cumming for possession of methamphetamines and expired registration. ►► Javan Monte Adams Jr., 22, of Tree Ridge Parkway, Alpharetta, was arrested Oct. 30 on Holcomb Bridge Road in Roswell for possession of marijuana, suspended license and wanted person. and did not see anyone, either. Deputies arrested Randy Wyrembelski, 51, and charged him with three counts of falsely reporting a crime, misdemeanors. He was taken to Forsyth County Detention Center.

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‘Treaters’ can’t ‘trick’ the law Increase of DUI, drug charges due to Halloween partiers By CAITLYN WALTERS walters@northfulton.com FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — The Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office prepared for Halloween week and caught many tricksters who couldn’t handle their liquid treats. Deputies pulled over and arrested a large number of motorists during the holiday week for various offenses, said Forsyth County Sheriff’s Deputy Doug Rainwater.

What started as speeding, swerving or changing lanes without signaling resulted in arrests for driving under the influence of alcohol and possession of illegal drugs. “We usually see an increase in arrests from the week leading up to Halloween,” Rainwater said. “The main reason is alcohol and parties.” In the five-day period from Oct. 26 through Oct. 30, deputies arrested 15 people for DUI and drug possession charges.

From Oct. 31 through Nov. 2, the holiday weekend, they arrested another 15 people for the same charges. One woman started her partying early and crashed into a school bus filled with children. At about 2:50 p.m. Oct. 31, a Forsyth County school bus with 12 students inside drove south on Campground Road, according to a Forsyth County Sheriff’s incident report. The bus driver slowed at the intersection of Longstreet

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ing her to do something. “There are children who are suffering and parents who don’t know what is going on,” Mills said. “We are doing this for the kids and doing this for the community. We want to be the best we can be.” Superior Court Judge Jeffrey Bagley called the county’s and nation’s drug use growth an epidemic. He has firsthand knowledge as presiding judge in the county’s drug court. “Billions of dollars are spent on the care for substance abusers, not to mention the social toll that drugs and alcohol abuse takes on our society,” Bagley said. Bagley said many times, the families spend a lot of money to send their drug-addicted child to a relative or a rehab center, only to learn that after spending of a good portion of their life savings, the person is using again after a short period of time. In January, the drug court celebrates 10 years of service. Since its creation, there have been 236 persons who have graduated and about 32 people have been rearrested, a 13 percent recidivism rate. Nationwide, the recidivism rate for drug offenders hovers around 50 percent. Forsyth’s drug court has seen an increase in prescription, meth and opiate users. The threat of prison, jail sanctions and drug testing forces the users to comply and eventually embrace their new sober lifestyle. “The drug court participants say that the drug court has actually saved their lives,” Bagley said. Juvenile Court Chief Judge J. Russell Jackson said that parents are the best prevention for drug use in children. “You have real power here, don’t be afraid to use it and exercise it,” Jackson said. “Parents are the best anti-drug.”

Church Road, flipped on the turn signal and waited to turn. That is when Nina Amren, 55, slammed into the back of the amren bus with her black 2007 Chevrolet Tahoe. Amren was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and following too closely, both misdemeanors, and taken to Forsyth County Detention Center. Jackson said if parents cannot keep up with their child, they can file a complaint in juvenile court and ask for help with intensive drug testing and additional monitoring. “We have tools to assist you,” Jackson said. “Don’t be afraid to ask for help.” Speakers at the event warned about alcohol and marijuana use. “Marijuana is a powerful mind-altering drug,” Jackson said. “It’s not regulated.” Bradley R. Baker, founder and chief executive officer of the Bradley Intervention Center, said in the last three months, there have been 20 families that reached out for help because of alcohol or heroin addiction. “It could be your child and it is in our community,” Baker said. Baker said getting engaged and knowing more about the child is the answer. Taking away iPads and cars is not enough. “The more you try to control with curfews, the more they will push back on you,” Baker said. “You’re feeding the train and you’re feeding and feeding it and finally that train is going to run off the tracks.” Baker said it takes a community and there are resources out there. The stigma associated with drug addiction has to be shifted, he said. “We need to change our mindset here,”Baker said. Other speakers in the Drug Awareness Summit included Sherry Ajluni, a parent whose son Brandon Schiff died of heroin overdose and former Atlanta Braves pitcher John Smoltz. Smoltz, 46, said drugs were never pushed on him throughout his life, but he has seen the influence drugs have had on peers and youth. “What we don’t want is this epidemic going quiet, dormant, underground. We’ve got to expose it,” Smoltz said. “If there’s any battle worth fighting for and if there’s any competition to compete for, it’s competing for our kids.”

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to render assistance and identify vessel and self in the June 18, 2012, collision. Bennett’s fishing boat struck the front of a bennett pontoon with 13 people on board, killing Jake and Griffin. The incident occurred in the Shoal Creek area of Lanier. The trial is taking place in Judge Kathleen Gosselin’s courtroom in Hall County Superior Court. If convicted, each of the homicide by vessel counts carries a three-year minimum and

GAINESVILLE, Ga. — Last week, the trial involving a Forsyth County man accused in a deadly boat crash on Lake Lanier in June 2012 began. Paul J. Bennett, 45, of Cumming, is charged with eight counts of homicide by vessel that killed brothers Jake Prince, 9, and Griffin Prince, 13, both of Buford. In addition to the homicide by vessel charges, four for each child, Bennett is charged with two counts of boating under the influence and two counts of reckless operation of a vessel. He was also charged with one count of violation of duty

15-year maximum sentence. Bennett’s other charges are misdemeanors that each carry a maximum one-year sentence. The state offered Bennett a sentence of 30 years’ probation with eight years in prison, which his attorney, Barry Zimmerman, of Norcross, declined. At a Sept. 25 hearing, District Attorney Lee Darragh, the lead prosecutor on the case, said he would not accept a sentence with no time in prison, according to news reports. The parents were not pleased to have to hold a trial. “I am also so blessed with amazing friends who bravely honored Griffin and Jake in the courtroom,” wrote Tara

Prince on the Prince boys’ Facebook memorial page. “I am beyond proud of the children who were made to testify.” And in an earlier post, the family wrote: “Paul Bennett, the man who killed our children, was offered a deal by the district attorney. They were hoping to spare our family and our dear friends further pain and suffering. Paul Bennett has rejected the deal and has decided instead to fight all the charges and force us to endure a trial. He still has the option to accept the deal at any time. We are praying that he will. If he won’t, we are praying for the strength to make it through what will be a very painful trial.”

I am beyond proud of the children who were made to testify.” Tara Prince Mother of the Victims The deaths of the two brothers spurred state legislation, which lowered the legal alcohol limit for boaters from 0.10 to 0.08, the same as a motor vehicle. That bill was signed into law in April. The trial is expected to run through this week.

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Jingle Jog 5K to take place Dec. 7 CUMMING, Ga. — Market Place Christmas has opened registration for its Jingle Jog 5K at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 7 at 2056 Market Place Boulevard in Cumming. The race is a Peachtree Road Race qualifier and all proceeds will go to Forsyth County Community Connection. The event awards will be given for overall winners, master and age groups beginning at 10 and younger up to 60 and older. All pre-registered runners are guaranteed to receive a technical, long-

sleeve T-shirt. Price for registration is $25 until Dec. 5, and will be $30 from 7:30 a.m. to 8:15 a.m. on race day. Those wanting to participate can sign up online at www.active.com through Dec. 5 or by mail (must be postmarked by Dec. 2). Participants can pick up their packets from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 6 at the newly built Lou Sobh Honda located at 1005 Buford Road in Cumming. —McKenzie Cunningham

Will to Win 5K race and fun run to be held Nov. 23 CUMMING, Ga. — The third annual Will to Win 5K will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 23 at First Baptist Church, 1597 Sawnee Drive in Cumming. The race will celebrate and honor the life of Will Abernathy. Will touched many people in his community and across the world with his determination and bravery in battling two cancers, stage IV neuroblastoma and treatment-related leukemia. Will was 5 years old when he passed away July 16. To register, go to www.active.com and search keyword “Will to Win 5K,” or register in person at Totally Running, 405 Peachtree Parkway, Suite 105 in Cumming. T-shirts will be available on a firstcome, first-serve basis. Activities for Will to Win 2013 include an inflatable slide and bounce house, face painting, DJ, popcorn, shopping, miniature horses, food vendors, hayride, mobile dairy barn and Rainbow Loom crafts. All funds raised through the run support research for pediatric cancer. The Will Abernathy Believe Fund is managed by Cure Childhood Cancer. Sponsorships, raffle baskets and

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The cast and crew of “The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe.” put on an outstanding show. “They recently traveled to Madison, Ga., to compete in the Elaine Kotler One-Act Play Contest,” Upton said. “The cast and crew had a great day and brought back several awards.”

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Senior Services seeks holiday gift angels Program makes ‘difference in lives of our seniors’

Pictured are Tom Bass, assistant principal at Lambert High School, Drew Ferrer, LHS athletic director, the staff of Alpharetta Children’s Dentistry and Nick Futrell and other students from Blessings in a Backpack.

Blessings in Backpack receives $2K grant FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — On Oct. 18, before the Lambert High School Pink Out football game, Lambert High’s Blessings in a Backpack was presented with a grant of $2,000 from Alpharetta Children’s Dentistry. Alpharetta Children’s Dentistry has donated more than $500,000 to nonprofit organizations around the U.S. and the world, and this year chose three local nonprofits, including Lambert’s Bless-

ings in a Backpack. Blessings in a Backpack is a student-run organization that provides backpacks of food each week to 100 students who would otherwise have little or no food over the weekend. Blessings in a Backpack serves 11 elementary and middle schools in Forsyth County. For more information, contact Nick Futrell at npfutrell@ yahoo.com. —Aldo Nahed

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FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. – Forsyth County Senior Services invites the community to participate in the 2013 Holiday Gift Angels Program. “The Holiday Gift Angels Program helps spread holiday cheer and is a wonderful way to make a difference in the lives of our seniors,” said Michael Bohn, Senior Services director. “During the holiday season, the gifts help remind our senior citizens that someone is thinking about them.”

Tags listing the gift requests of senior citizens are now available at the following Forsyth County Senior Services locations: Center at Charles Place, 595 Dahlonega Street Open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Hearthstone Lodge Community Center, 7305 Lanier Drive Open weekdays from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sexton Hall Enrichment Center, 2115 Chloe Road

Open weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Each gift request tag contains the name of a local senior citizen along with a gift idea for him/her. Those participating in the program may deliver the unwrapped gift in a gift bag with the gift request tag attached to any of the three locations weekdays until Dec. 6. For more information, call Forsyth County Senior Services at 770-781-2178. —McKenzie Cunningham

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Lauren Gentile as “Betty Haynes” and Ashley Cahill as “Judy Haynes” rehearse their dance routine.

Christmas: Continued from Page 1 be owned by Bob and Phil’s former army commander. “This musical is about family, joy, counting your blessings and it’s absolutely about love,” Larsen said. “This is a really great thing to do with the whole family because people of all ages can watch and enjoy.” The production includes flashy choreography and well known standards the audience will hum along to, like “Blue Skies,” “I Love a Piano” and the perennial favorite, “White Christmas.” “The music, if you listen, is just fantastic, and the tap dancing numbers are to die for,” said production team member Sheila Biales. Larsen said the team adapted the choreography

If you go: What: White Christmas, the musical Where: The Cumming Playhouse, 101 School Street, When: Nov. 21 through Dec. 15; Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. with matinee shows on Sunday at 3 p.m. Info: Visit www.playhousecumming.com. from the Broadway musical to accommodate the cast and the amount of space available on stage. Producer Kathy Russell said the stage may be small, but she is confident the team and cast have come together to pull off something “phenomenal.” For more information, visit www.playhousecumming.com.

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Northside to hold Christmas tree lighting on Dec. 6 VERY UGLY DRIVEWAY? CUMMING, Ga. — For the 25th “We are so grateful to our staff, patients and the comyear, Northside Hospital will munity for making Celebration honor those affected by canof Lights such an honored holicer with the lighting of giant day tradition over the years.” Christmas trees atop its camSince 1989, Celebration of puses in Atlanta, Alpharetta Lights has raised more than and Cumming. $520,000 for the Northside All three trees will be lit on Hospital Cancer Institute. a new night — Friday, Dec. 6 — with a free community cel- Each light on the three Christmas trees (nearly 200,000 ebration from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. lights in total) represents at Northside Hospital-Forsyth, someone whose life has been 1200 Northside Forsyth Drive touched by cancer. in Cumming. Lights can be purchased This year, the event will include entertainment from the and designated in honor or memory of family, friends and Sawnee Ballet, Born to Dance, physicians. Forsyth Central High School Lights will and Haw Creek, be available for Findley Oaks purchase at and Coal Mounthe Celebration tain elementary of Lights event schools. on Dec. 6 and Activities will throughout the be available for holiday season. kids, includAll gifts are taxing photos with deductible. Santa Claus. For more Once again, Lynn Jackson information WSB-TV anchor Administrator for Northside about CelebraFred BlankenHospital-Forsyth tion of Lights or ship will serve to make a secure as the event’s donation, visit emcee. The celgive.northside.com/lights. ebration is free to attend with To have a donation form no RSVP necessary. sent to you, call 770-667- 4483 “It’s hard to believe that or email foundation@northside. it’s been 25 years,” said Lynn com. Jackson, administrator for —McKenzie Cunningham Northside Hospital-Forsyth.

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true beauty really is,” said Flanigan. “The purpose of this project was to give a clear message to our young ladies that they are truly beautiful inside and out.” Flanigan, Dennis Ehle, choreographer and Pinecrest mother Bass, coach Ryan Weingart and 12 athletes, scholars and student leaders collectively produced the video. “Our goal with this project is to promote the virtue of modesty across the Paladin student body,” said junior Jack

Frain. The students unveiled their “Virtue Is So Beautiful” video during the homecoming pep rally on Friday, Oct. 25. The video features students Aaron Bass, Christopher Birozes, Addison Ehle, Sean Flanigan, Frain, J.P. McCabe, Ryan McCarthy, Jack Meersman, Greg Metz, Evan Montalbano, Jose Ruiz and Andrew Wilborn, along with Weingart. To view the video, visit www.paspn.org. —McKenzie Cunningham

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Forsyth Teachers of the Year named FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — Thirty-five educators have been named the 2014 Forsyth County Schools School Level Teachers of the Year (TOTY). These top educators will now move through this year’s TOTY selection process in hopes of being named the 2014 System

Level TOTY. Each school selects its own Teacher of the Year. Based on combined scores from the applications and interviews, three finalists – one each from elementary, middle and high school levels – will be selected and announced Jan.

7, 2014. The selection committee will then observe the three finalists in their classrooms and the System Level TOTY will be announced during the Celebration of Excellence reception on Feb. 14 at the Forsyth Conference Center.

Forsyth Teachers of the Year by school • Big Creek Elementary: Heather Smith – fifth grade • Brookwood Elementary: Heidi Morea – fifth grade • Chattahoochee Elementary: Julie Landers – fifth grade • Chestatee Elementary: Craig Ahrens – fifth grade • Coal Mountain Elementary: Kristie Hubbard – kindergarten • Cumming Elementary: Lisa Milligan – fourth grade • Daves Creek Elementary: Christine Stroer – third grade • Haw Creek Elementary: Jessica Jacobs – fifth grade • Johns Creek Elementary: Ginger Breyo – gifted • Kelly Mill Elementary: Shannon Grindle – special education • Mashburn Elementary: Traci Wallace – gifted • Matt Elementary: Rikki Comella – fourth grade

• Midway Elementary: Kim Benton – fourth grade • Sawnee Elementary: Jennifer Worful – second grade • Settles Bridge Elementary: Tara Stewart – special education • Sharon Elementary: Karen Elz – fourth grade • Shiloh Point Elementary: Maggie Tompkins – kindergarten • Silver City Elementary: Julie Auten – EIP • Vickery Creek Elementary: Tracey Varrone – academic support specialist • Whitlow Elementary: Brenda Mahoney – science specials • Gateway Academy: Jane Basler – special education • Lakeside Middle: Amy Poulsen – math • Liberty Middle: Amber Harbin – special education • Little Mill Middle: Jeff Woods

– gifted • North Forsyth Middle: Nick Sexton – language arts • Otwell Middle: Lacey Gooch – math • Piney Grove Middle: Kristen Deuschle – media specialist • Riverwatch Middle: Eryne Graves – math • South Forsyth Middle: Megan Connelly – social studies • Vickery Creek Middle: Courtney Mallory – language arts • Forsyth Central High: David Johnson – STEM Academy engineering • Lambert High School: Lisa Robinson – Spanish • North Forsyth High: Judy Austin – English • South Forsyth High: Carrie Paulson – math • West Forsyth High: Ken Rockelein – science

The Lambert equestrian team is made up of 20 riders and is headed by Mary Nicoletti.

Lambert equestrian team wins back-to-back shows FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — The Lambert High School equestrian team was awarded the grand champion trophy for two shows during the weekend of Oct. 26 – 27. On Oct. 26, the team hosted their third annual Ride for Will (in honor of Principal Gary Davison’s infant son who passed away from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome in 2007) and took home first place out of six teams.

The following day, Lambert once again took home the trophy at a show hosted by Rivendell Barn in Gainesville. The Lambert equestrian team is overseen by Mary Nicoletti and currently has 20 riders. Their next show is scheduled for Nov. 16. More information on the team is available at www. longhornequestrian.com. —McKenzie Cunningham

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National BBQ Cup lands in Cumming By ALDO NAHED aldo@forsythherald.com CUMMING, Ga. — In its third year, the largest barbecue event in Georgia and one of the largest in the country will take place in Cumming. The Cumming Fairgrounds, 235 Castleberry Road, will again host the National BBQ Cup bringing together about 150 competing teams from 27 states, live entertainment, a kids’ zone and other entertainment. “We do have a beer garden for the first time in the history of the Cumming Fairgrounds,” said Randall Bowman, the event’s founder and organizer. The beer garden was almost completely denied, with the members of the Cumming City Council first voting to deny the alcohol permit and later in the week holding an emergency meeting to unanimously approve the sale of beer at the Fairgrounds. “We will have beer sales,” Bowman said. Among the local breweries being represented are Cumming-based Cherry Street and Alpharetta-based Jekyll Brewing.

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South Forsyth cheerleaders win Chestatee Invitational CUMMING, Ga. – South Forsyth High School’s junior varsity and varsity competition cheerleaders earned first place wins at the Chestatee Invitational cheerleading competition on Saturday, Oct. 19 in Gainesville. South Forsyth’s varsity squad also won grand champion

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Forsyth County employee honored by Georgia Urban Forest Council FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — The Georgia Urban Forest Council (GUFC) recently honored Forsyth County employee Nancy Lovingood during an Oct. 24 awards luncheon held in Columbus. Lovingood, a development services manager with the Department of Planning and

Community Development, was awarded the 2013 Outstanding Individual Achievement Grant Award for her “outstanding work as steward, teacher and advocate for a healthy urban forest.” Lovingood was selected from nominees around the state for this annual Excel-

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New SAFFT Family Life Center to open Nov. 15 FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — The Supporting Adoptive and Foster Families Together family life center (formerly SAFFT visitation center) is holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new facility, 219 Castleberry Road in Cumming, at 2 p.m. Friday, Nov. 15. First Lady Sandra Deal and other community leaders plan to attend. Attendees will also get to tour their new 10,000-squarefoot facility adjacent to the Cumming Fairgrounds. “We already got everything moved over,” said Ashley Anderson, the executive director for SAFFT. Anderson asked that all cases no longer use the Veterans Memorial Boulevard

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Hawk Ridge Farms opens new facility JASPER, Ga. — Hawk Ridge Farm Enterprise announced the grand opening of its new facility, 1284 Pendley Circle, in Jasper. Hawk Ridge Farm West, a 15-acre property with scenic mountains surrounding the entire farm, features an indoor arena, an automatic watering

system and fly spray system throughout the barn. The state-of-the-art facility also offers hot and cold wash racks and a climate-controlled tack room and feed room. Hawk Ridge Farm West specializes in the training of Quarter Horse hunters, as well as offering world champion

equitation instruction for the young rider. The farm is the realization of the dream of owner Audrey Aiken, a two-time American Quarter Horse Youth Association world championship bronze winner and All-American Quarter Horse Congress champion and reserve champion. “The strong equestrian and agricultural heritage of the county coupled with the continued growth of the area make it the ideal location for a world-class horse farm,”

The recently opened Hawk Ridge Farms facility is home to many new establishments. said Aiken. “We believe that with this facility, we will make an important addition to the county’s resources for raising and training quality Quarter Horses for both competition and sale.”

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Cross country teams compete at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex CUMMING, Ga. – The following cross country teams competed amongst more than 3,600 athletes from around the country at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida. The team members traveled to Walt Disney World Resort Oct. 11-12 to take part in the Disney Cross Country Classic presented by New Balance.

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Metal, gem dealers in county under new law By ALDO NAHED aldo@forsythherald.com FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — The Forsyth County Commission held the first public hearing on an ordinance that would set regulations regarding dealers of precious metals and gems. At their Nov. 7 regular meeting, the board held the first of two public hearings on the new law that would set regulations for dealers, or someone who buys and sells precious metals or gems.

The new law sets a permit fee and will be regulated and monitored by the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office. There are exceptions to the definition of dealer, including those who work on consignment basis, also the ordinance does not apply to those who deal in coin collection or study of coins. Transactions of gems and metals by people who are not dealers will not be regulated. “The permitting scheme will be operated by the sher-

iff,” said County Attorney Ken Jarrard. If there’s a suspension of a permit, the board of commissioners will hold a public hearing and the dealer will have the right to challenge the suspension. “Dealers, who are permitted and licensed, will have to keep meticulous records,” Jarrard said. “They are required to make daily electronic reports of all precious metals that come in and are sold to them.” In addition, the new

Forsyth Co. approves distillery production By ALDO NAHED aldo@forsythherald.com FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — The county’s alcohol law was changed — again on Nov. 7. This time, the manufacturing of alcoholic beverages was adopted into law by the Forsyth County Commission (4-0, with Commissioner Brian Tam absent). County Attorney Ken Jarrard said entrepreneurs or business owner have driven the recent modifications to the alcohol law. The business, Spirits of the USA, a Jacksonville, Fla.based distillery and maker of 90-proof liquors, was told by the state they lacked county permit and regulation. In an article with the Florida Times-Union, Spirits of the USA CEO Michael Gerard said he founded the company in Cumming in 2007 and has been developing products here since, including jalapeño-flavored vodka and a gin flavored with juniper berries and botanicals. The county’s code did not allow or accommodate distilleries, so the law has been changed, Jarrard said. The county’s alcohol law has changed drastically in the past couple years, allowing for brewers, growlers, wine and beer tastings and now distilleries. “We are on a responsive mode right now,” Jarrard said. Commissioner Cindy Jones Mills said the alcohol law has been changed so many times that she wondered if the county could be more proactive with its alcohol regulation. “I love bringing business and all that, but I’m wondering if we could look at our code and … be progressive and have a vision and make it a little bit wider, so we don’t have to constantly be having public hearings,” Mills said. Distilleries would need to obtain county and state permits before they can be con-

requirements will include a fingerprint of the seller, a digital image of the article being sold and daily reports in an electronic reporting system. Any items fenced will have to be held by a dealer for 30 days before it can be sold. The intention of the new law is to capture stolen or

DEATH NOTICES Nancy Lee Barile, 81, of McDonough, passed away October 30, 2013. Arrangements by Byars Funeral Home.

Dennis Hurley, 61, of Alpharetta, passed away October 31, 2013. Arrangements by Roswell Funeral Home.

Ann Batchelor, 83, of Dunwoody, passed away October 29, 2013. Arrangements by Roswell Funeral Home.

Bobbie Johns, 65, of Cumming, passed away November 4, 2013. Arrangements by Ingram Funeral Home.

Joyce Blankenship, 85, of Alpharetta, passed away November 2, 2013. Arrangements by Roswell Funeral Home. Lillian Caparell, 70, of Atlanta, passed away November 5, 2013. Arrangements by Byars Funeral Home. sidered. The fee for a permit is $1,000. In addition, the distill-

ery would have to be located in industrially-zoned land.

illegally obtained materials, Jarrard said. The new law would impact existing businesses. “You don’t get to vest out of this,” Jarrard said. “You will be subject to this immediately.” No permitting fee has been set and the second public hearing takes place in December.

Arnold Cooley, 73, of Dawsonville, passed away November 5, 2013. Arrangements by Roswell Funeral Home. James Corell, 77, of Roswell, passed away November 3, 2013. Arrangements by Roswell Funeral Home. Ann Margaret Farren, 75, of Cumming, passed away October 23, 2013. Arrangements by McDonald and Son Funeral Home. Inez Evelyn Hanson, 96 of Roswell, passed away November 4, 2013. Arrangements by Byars Funeral Home. Barbara Anne Harkey, 86, of Atlanta, passed away October 29, 2013. Arrangements by Byars Funeral Home. Mark Anderson Harney, 62, of Atlanta, passed away November 5, 2013. Arrangements by Byars Funeral Home. Joyce Hiott Hatcher, 74, of Cumming, passed away October 30, 2013. Arrangements by Byars Funeral Home. Terrell H. Higgins, 82, of Forsyth County, passed away October 29, 2013. Arrangements by Ingram Funeral Home. Fred Richard Houser, 89, of Roswell, passed away October 31,2013. Arrangements by Byars Funeral Home.

Alan E. Johnson, 56, of Dahlonega, passed away November 3, 2013. Arrangements by Byars Funeral Home. Jean Louise Kerr, 80, of Duluth, passed away November 3, 2013. Arrangements by Roswell Funeral Home. Robert Kysar, 79, of Flowery Branch, passed away October 31, 2013. Arrangements by SouthCare Cremation & Funeral Society.

John Peter McBride, 78, of Cumming, passed away November 2, 2013. Arrangements by McDonald and Son Funeral Home. Emma McCoy, 58, of Stockbridge, passed away November 5, 2013. Arrangements by Byars Funeral Home. John Carlton Miller, 61, of Canton, passed away November 3, 2013. Arrangements by Ingram Funeral Home. Benny Moore, 79, of Cumming, passed away October 30, 2013. Arrangements by Ingram Funeral Home. Lester William Piot, Jr., 91 of Cumming, passed away November 4, 2013. Arrangements by Byars Funeral Home. Robert A. Smith, Jr., 62, of Cumming, passed away November 3, 2013. Arrangements by Ingram Funeral Home. Rose M Valentin, 74, of Alpharetta, passed away October 29, 2013. Arrangements by Roswell Funeral Home.

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1265 - Cemetery Greenlawn/Roswell Complete package includes 2 adjacent spaces, 2 vaults, 2 opening and closing & one 44x14 Companion Bronze marker. This package currently sells for $21,173. I am willing to sell this package for $10,000, firm. Please call me at 770-9931170 to schedule a time at Greenlawn Cemetery to see spaces’ locations. 1305 - Miscellaneous

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REAL ESTATE 1670 - Waterfront/ other

See Ad Above

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5590 - Handyman

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ANIMALS

CADNET ADS 6004 - Employment Opportunities

INSTRUCTION

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5590 - Handyman

5685 - Painters

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5849 - Health & Medical

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5685 - Painters

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Core Aeration

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5810 - Auto Donations

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SELL

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6011 - Miscellaneous

6017 - Wanted to Buy

6018 - Automotive

6022 - Electronics

6024 - Health & Fitness

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6019 - Autos Wanted

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Thank you for reading the classifieds.

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