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Friday, February 8, 2008


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North Florida Paws


By Tyrra B Meserve
Greene Publishing, Inc.
 "Please don't litter,
fix your critter" is the
motto at North Florida
Paws, a non-profit corpo-
ration dedicated to help-
ing the community ease
the burden of unwanted
pets.
 Helping Madison
County residents join
other counties in the
fight against litters with-
out homes, President of
North Florida Paws,
Katie Rooney, has dedi-
cated herself to the work
of helping out the pets'
health and behavior.
With no income or resi-
dency requirements,
North Florida is a low-
cost spay and neuter
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 Located in Hamilton
County, North Florida
Paws first opened their
doors November 27.
 Their mission is to
end the overpopulation
of pets while promoting
the humane treatment of
all animals. With ap-
proximately 40 to 60 pets
being treated each week,
Paws has already pre-
vented thousands of un-
wanted animals from be-
ing born only to be
turned lose or anes-
thetized.
 "People can't take
care of all these un-
wanted litters," informs
Rooney, "not because
they don't want to, but
because they can't af-
ford to."
 Animals that are
born to these families
who can't raise them are
either taken to the
pound where, if they
don't find homes, are
usually put to sleep or
they end up becoming
strays. Then, they be-
come feral and a nui-
sance to the community
 "The vast majority


of cats we've seen so
far," Rooney states, "are
stray themselves. They
end up on someone's
doorstepthat takes them
in but can't let them
continue breeding only
to add to the growing
problem."
 Keeping their cost
low, Paws allows pet res-
cuers turned owners to
affordably adopt and re-
sponsibly take care of
their foundlings.. Below
the cost of ordinary vet
bills, families that are
just starting out, or just
budget tight, can also
take advantage of Paws
to keep their pets
healthy and happy.
 To make an appoint-
ment, or to get more in-
formation, please call
386-938-4092, or check
out their website at
NorthFloridaPaw.org.
 Help the animals
that are there not create
more that can't find
care.
 Staff writer Tyrra B
Meserve can be reached
at tyrra@greenepublish-
ing.com


Mark Trammell Trio Makes
 First-Ever Appearance
 In Madison
By Bryant Thigpen
Greene Publishing, Inc.
 The Mark Trammell Trio, of Gadsden, Alabama,
will be making their first-ever appearance in Madison
on February 8, at Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park, begin-
ning at 7 p.m. Admission is free, however a love offering
will be received.
 Mark Trammell is a very familiar name in South-
ern gospel music, having performed with America's top
quartets, such as Gold City, the Kingsmen, and the
Cathedrals and trio, Greater Vision. Having performed
nearly 30 years, Mark is known for his unmistakable
smooth baritone voice.
 Over 25 years ago, Mark Trammell, as a member of
the Kingsmen, shared the stage with one of southern
gospel music's best-loved tenor singers, Ernie Phillips.
Today, Ernie's son, Eric Phillips, sings tenor for the
Mark Trammell Trio. Like the others, Eric is very min-
istry-minded. "It's all about the message," he states. "I
want to be an encouragement to people and to share the
Word through song to unbelievers. It's very humbling,
yet, also very rewarding when someone tells you how a
song you've sung has been inspiring to them, or helped
them in some way deal with a problem or difficult situ-
ation." Phillips has been with the trio since its begin-
ning.
 The newest member of the Mark Trammell Trio is
Dustin Sweatman. Dustin is twenty-two years old and
hales from Cumming. For the past three years Dustin
sang with the Dixie Melody Boys. He is not only a very
talented lead singer, but is an awesome keyboard artist
as well.
 Steve Hurst is a renowned musician, instructor and
mentor to many of today's favorite gospel artists. He
has been involved in ministry for over 30 years. Steve
loved music as a child and furthered his training
throughout his schooling. He graduated from George
Peabody College for Teachers of Vanderbilt. Following
graduation, he began working as a music instructor for
groups and soloists as well as working in music schools
around the country He started the Steve Hurst School of
Music in 1992. Steve now travels with the Mark Tram-
mell Trio singing selected songs on each program.
 A rich history of southern gospel music can be
found within the roots of the Mark Trammell Trio. To
learn more about the trio, please visit their website at
www.mnarktrammelministries. com.
 For more information, please call (850) 973-4622 or
(850) 464-0114.'


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