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BADCOCK'S AND MORE HOLDS GRAND OPENING OF NEW STORE: Badcock's and More of Live Oak recently, held its grand open-
ing of its beautiful new store on North US 129 in Live Oak with a ribbon cutting, lots of special guests and lunch. Pictured ready for
the ribbon cutting to officially open the new store are, I to r, Henry Badcock, Don Marks, Amy.Byrd, Live Oak Mayor Sonny Nobles,
Ben Badcock, Jessica Olive, owner Gary Olive,: longest local; employee who never missed a day at work Jack Nash, Gloria Camejo,
Adele Olive, Walter Olive, Erich Camejo, Bill Pou and Danielle Sapp. Photo: Susan K. Lamb



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 Ben Badcock and Henry Badcok. -Photo: Susan K. Lamb
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Badcock and More store, the company presented a check to the Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches for $1,000. Accepting

Ben Badcock and Henry Badcock. Photo: Susan K. Lamb


 NOTICE OF HEARING FOR THE
 SUWANNEE COUNTY ROAD IMPROVEMENT
 MUNICIPAL SERVICE BENEFIT UNITS
 FOR FISCAL YEAR 2006-2007

 THE SUWANNEE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY
 COMMISSIONERS WILL HOLD PUBLIC HEARINGS ON

 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2006 AT 5:15 P. M.
 IN THE
 CITY OF LIVE OAK COUNCIL CHAMBERS
 LIVE OAK CITY HALL
 101 SOUTHEAST WHITE AVENUE
 LIVE OAK, FLORIDA 32064

TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS FOR THE
FINAL BUDGETS FOR THE FOLLOWING FIVE ROAD
IMPROVEMENT MUNICIPAL SERVICE BENEFIT UNITS:

Consider adoption of a resolution establishing the FY 2006-2007
Budget for the Municipal Services District known as 147th Road
Municipal Services Benefit Unit in the proposed amount of $5,180.89

Consider adoption of a resolution establishing the FY 2006-2007
Budget for the Municipal Services District known as 133rd Lane
Municipal Services Benefit Unit in the proposed amount of $2,037.98

Consider adoption of a resolution establishing the FY 2006-2007
Budget for the Municipal Services District known as 78th Street/76th
Terrace Municipal Services Benefit Unit in the proposed amount of
$5,753.27

Consider adoption -of a resolution establishing the FY 2006-2007
Budget for the Municipal Services District known as 113th
Road/122nd Terrace/122nd Trail Municipal Services Benefit Unit in
the proposed amount, of $4,169.46

Consider adoption of a resolution establishing the FY 2006-2007
Budget for the Municipal Services District known as 75th
Drive/1 18th Terrace Municipal Services Benefit Unit in the proposed
amount of $9,935:.63
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LUNCH FOR ALL WHO CAME TO THE GRAND OPENING:
Badcock and More local store owner Gary Olive supplied
lunch for guests at the grand opening of his new store in
the old Food Lion building on US 129 north., Pictured is
store employee Amy Byrd as she serves up delicious cake
for guests. Photo: Susan K: Lamb


 Badcock holds


 Grand opening




 ribbon cutting

BADCOCK'S CEO ADDRESSES GUESTS AT GRAND OPENING
OF LOCAL STORE: Badcock's CEO Don Marks, center, address-
es guests at the grand opening of the new store where shoppers
can. find gorgeous furnishing for their homes in the spacious
new store located in the old Food Lion slore."Pictured I tor are
Allen Radlord, Inez Clark, Marks, Johnny Prilchett, Adele Olive,
Danielle Sapp and Erich Camejo. prhou Susan K. Lamb


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