Today's News

The following cases were adjudicated over five days of District Criminal Court on June 25, 26, 27, 30 and July 1 in Bolivia.

Wednesday, June 25

Judge Jerry A. Jolly presided over the following cases with prosecutors Cathi Radford and Erin Holden and courtroom clerk Michelle Warth:

Shannon Abernathy, improper equipment, costs.

Amber Marie Alderton, improper equipment, costs; expired/ no inspection sticker, fail to stop stopsign/flashing red light, both voluntarily dismissed.

Brook Marie Allen, speeding 70 in a 55 zone, costs.

We have settled into what I refer to as the early summer pattern, which typically runs from late June through July. This is, in my opinion, one of our peak times to fish from the area because of all the variety. The majority of the fishing I do during this time is in the 55- to 70-foot depth range, where you will find good numbers of king mackerel in the 15- to 20-pound range, with dolphin, sailfish and cobia mixed in.

The hot summer is not known as a time of great inshore fishing, but there is one fish you can go after no matter how hot it gets. Flounder are still active in our waters and some can even be caught in the hottest part of the day. You just have to remember a few simple suggestions about how to target these tasty flatfish, and your fishing season won’t melt away with the sun.

BRIERWOOD WGA

In the Brierwood Women’s Golf Association match on July 1, the format was low gross, low net. In the first flight, Mona Dye had the low gross of 76 and Marje Roach had the low net of 64. In that first flight, Roach also had the fewest putts (27). In flight two, Sara Baynton had a low gross of 95 and the fewest putts (30). Mickey Salerno had a low net of 68. Janice Owens had low gross in the third flight at 101 and Florence Hopkins had the low net of 64. Ruther Linder had the fewest putts (28) in the third flight.