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Thursday February 17, 2011 – Friday February 18, 2011
On 2-18-2011 an Officer observed a damaged vehicle in the Lumberjack Village Parking Garage. The Officer made contact with the owner of the vehicle who advised their unattended vehicle was damaged in the Lumberjack Village Parking Garage. There are no suspects.
On 2-17-2011 an Officer was dispatched to Vista Drive in reference to Terroristic Threat. Upon arrival the Officer made contact with the complainant, who advised she has been threatened by a known person on several occasions. There is one suspect.
On 2-17-2011 an Officer was dispatched to the Miller Science Building in reference to Theft. Upon arrival the Officer made contact with the complainant, who advised on 2-17-2011 money was stolen from his unattended backpack at the Miller Science Building. There are no suspects.
On 2-17-2011 an Officer was dispatched to Barnes and Noble Bookstore in reference to Theft. Upon arrival the Officer made contact with the complainant, who advised on 2-17-2011 a subject stole several books from Barnes and Noble Bookstore. There is one suspect.
DWLI; 600 BLOCK OF RITCHIE STREET. OFFICER STOPPED A VEHICLE FOR AN EQUIPMENT VIOLATION. THE DRIVER WAS FOUND TO HAVE A SUSPENDED DRIVERS LICENSE AND WAS ARRESTED.
POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA; TIMBERLAKE AT ZULA. OFFICER STOPPED A VEHICLE AND FOUND THE DRIVER TO HAVE MUNICIPAL WARRANTS. SUSPECTED MARIJUANA WAS LOCATED ON BOTH THE DRIVER AND A PASSENGER. TWO ARRESTS WERE MADE.
THEFT; 300 BLOCK OF WEST COLLEGE. THE MANAGER OF AN APARTMENT COMPLEX REPORTED SEVERAL FIRE EXTINGUISHERS STOLEN.
FOUND PROPERTY; 100 BLOCK OF NORTH STREET. A COMPRESSED AIR TANK WAS LOCATED IN THE ROADWAY.
HIT AND RUN; 4500 BLOCK OF NORTH UNIVERSITY DRIVE. A PARKED VEHICLE WAS STRUCK BY AN UNKNOWN VEHICLE THAT LEFT THE SCENE.
CRIMINAL MISCHIEF; 3100 BLOCK OF NORTH STREET. A WINDOW WAS BROKEN OUT OF A PARKED VEHICLE. NOTHING WAS FOUND TO BE MISSING.
BURGLARY OF A VEHICLE; 4800 BLOCK OF NORTH STREET. A VEHICLE WAS FORCIBLY ENTERED AND A PURSE WAS STOLEN.
BURGLARY OF A VEHICLE; 4800 BLOCK OF NORTH STREET. A WALLET WAS TAKEN FROM A PARKED VEHICLE. NO SIGNS OF FORCED ENTRY.
TELEPHONE HARASSMENT; 1500 BLOCK OF BASS STREET. A KNOWN SUSPECT SENT THE COMPLAINANT A THREATENING TEXT MESSAGE.
PROHIBITED WEAPON; 3000 BLOCK OF NORTH PECAN. WHILE INVESTIGATING A DISTURBANCE, OFFICERS LOCATED A SET OF BRASS KNUCKLES ON A MAN THAT WAS INVOLVED. HE WAS ARRESTED.
The Alazan Piano Trio, composed of faculty members from the Stephen F. Austin State University School of Music, will present “An Evening of American Chamber Music” at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 22, in Cole Concert Hall on the SFA campus.
Violinist Jennifer Dalmas, cellist Evgeni Raychev and pianist Ron Petti have not performed as a trio in a few semesters, and they are happy to be working together again, promoting works by American composers, said Dalmas.
Stephen F. Austin State University faculty members Evgeni Raychev, cello; Ron Petti, piano; and Jennifer Dalmas, violin; will present a concert of American chamber music at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 22, in Cole Concert Hall on the SFA campus
To open the program, Dalmas and Petti will perform William Bolcom’s “Second Violin Sonata.”
“The first movement, entitled ‘Summer Dreams,’ is very bluesy and tranquil, and is followed by a fast and furious second movement,” Dalmas said. “The last movement, written in memory of jazz violinist Joe Venuti, uses a lot of his techniques, such as slides and left hand pizzicato.”
Raychev and Petti will then present Ned Rorem’s “The Dances for cello and piano,” a 15-minute suite of seven dances which Dalmas described as “very exciting.”
The trio will close the concert with “In Celebration” by Stanley Silverman, who has spent most of his career composing for films.
“The audience will hear references to jazz and Latin American music all through this work,” Dalmas said.
All three musicians received their doctoral degrees from Florida State University. Petti joined the SFA faculty in 1999, and Dalmas and Raychev in 2003.
Tickets are $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and $2 for students. For tickets, please call (936) 468-6407 or (888) 240-ARTS.
NACOGDOCHES – Whether your prized and pampered azaleas are the talk of the town or you have the blackest thumb in the neighborhood, the upcoming Azalea Trail Symposium is the place to be Saturday, March 12.
Titled “The Wonders of Deciduous Azaleas,” the symposium will be from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, March 12, in the Ag Building at Stephen F. Austin State University. Registration is $40 per person, $30 for SFA Gardens members and includes lunch, tips on pruning and propagating azaleas, and a guided tour of the Ruby M. Mize Azalea Garden – the largest azalea garden in Texas. Barbara Stump, the Mize garden’s primary designer, said the symposium will provide information on the unique features of deciduous azaleas. The program should be helpful to master gardeners and novices alike.
Dr. David Creech, Regents Professor of Horticulture and Director of the 68 acres of SFA Gardens at Stephen F. Austin State University, is the symposium speaker this year and will share insights on these beautiful flowering shrubs including their bright colors and fragrance and how to use them to best effect in home landscapes. Melissa Sanford, executive director for the Convention & Visitors Bureau says, “We are so lucky to have such an experienced and renowned speaker for this year’s Azalea Trail Symposium and who better to speak about azaleas than the person in charge of the largest azalea garden in Texas!” In addition, the guided tour led by Barbara Stump and Dr. Creech will let you in on design secrets of SFA’s own Ruby M. Mize Azalea Garden.
The Azalea Symposium is part of the thirteenth annual Nacogdoches Azalea Trail, which will be held March 12 through April 2. The annual event will also feature a floral-design exhibit, a sidewalk sale, and little princess garden party and 25 miles of self-guided driving tours.
For more information or to register for the Azalea Symposium, contact the Nacogdoches Convention & Visitors Bureau at 1-888-OLDEST-TOWN or visit www.nacogdochesazaleas.com. Be our friend on facebook @ Nacogdoches Azalea Trail.
NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS – The Stephen F. Austin State University School of Music will present two separate bassoon recitals on Sunday, Feb 20, and Monday, Feb. 21. Dr. Eric Varner of Michigan will present a guest recital at 3 p.m. Sunday, and Dr. Susan Nelson of the SFA music faculty will present a recital at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Both recitals will be held in Cole Concert Hall on the SFA campus.
Varner, who is the principal bassoon with the Windsor Symphony Orchestra in Ontario, Canada, also teaches at Heidelberg University in Tiffin, Ohio. He will perform 20th century works, two of which were inspired by children.
Each movement of Amber Frenz’ “Songs for Wicked Children” paints a separate picture in the life of a wicked child, and “Deux Pieces Pour Bassoon et Piano” by Jean Francaix represents different moods and play of two children, explained Varner.
Nelson will join Varner on one movement of Francisco Mignone’s “Sonata for two bassoons. ” The duo will perform the entire piece again during Nelson’s recital the next evening.
In addition to the Windsor Symphony Orchestra, Varner has been a member of the Michigan Opera Theater in Detroit, Ann Arbor Symphony and the Mannheim Chamber Orchestra in Germany. Active as a soloist and chamber musician, he has appeared throughout Europe, the United States and Canada.
Admission to Varner’s recital is free and open to the public. Immediately after the recital, he will give a master class to SFA bassoon students.
Nelson’s recital program is devoted to Latin American composers. As soloist, Nelson will perform three of Mignone’s “16 Waltzes,” and she and SFA Staff Accompanist Geneva Fung will present a five-movement suite by Argentinean composer Jorje Mockert.
Dr. Scott Harris, SFA associate professor of percussion, and Matt Poole, senior percussion major from The Woodlands, will join Nelson in presenting “Responsorio in memoriam Rodolfo Halffter” by Mexican composer Mario Lavista.
Nelson, who joined the SFA faculty in August, is active as a performer, teacher and clinician. She has performed with the annual Classical Music Festival in Eisenstadt, Austria, as well as the Oklahoma City Philharmonic Orchestra, Shreveport Symphony Orchestra, Toledo Symphony Orchestra and the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra.
She has served as the principal bassoon in the Great Falls Symphony and was a member of the Chinook Winds Quintet in Great Falls, Mont. While teaching at Adrian College in Michigan, she performed with the Adrian Symphony Orchestra, and with the Heidelberg Faculty Woodwind Quintet while teaching at Heidelberg College in Ohio.
Nelson’s recital is a part of the SFA School of Music’s Cole Performing Arts Series. Tickets are $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and $2 for students. For tickets or more information, please go to www.finearts.sfasu.edu or call (936) 468-6407 or (888) 240-ARTS.
This is the report from the Nacogdoches County Jail that list the arrests made from 6 a.m. of the previous day to 6 a.m. of the listed day.
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MICHAEL C BARRON
ADAM JAMES BOULWARE
ROBERT EARL BURROW
JOSEPH M CATCHINGS JR
DANNY LEE DAVISON
LEONARD THOMAS GRISSOM
NIJINSKI DANYON HILL
JAFRINA SEYMORE JACKSON
DENA MONIQUE KEELER
VONCHARLES DECARLO LANE
STEPHEN MATTHEW RECTOR
DARRYL LAMONT ROLLE
MARCUS BERNARD TUTT
RODERICK OKEITH WILEY
This is the report from the Nacogdoches County Jail that list the arrests made from 6 a.m. of the previous day to 6 a.m. of the listed day.
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Tea Party with Daddy, Heather Beadles, 2010 Contest Winner
NACOGDOCHES – The submission dates for the fifth annual Nacogdoches Azalea Trail Photography Contest are just around the corner!
All entries must be received between February 1 and February 28, 2011. The photographs must include azaleas and must have been taken within Nacogdoches County. The contest is sponsored by the Daily Sentinel and judged and exhibited by the Nacogdoches Photography Association.
“For years our residents and visitors have been taking beautiful pictures of the local azaleas, and now they will have a chance to show off their skills and help promote the Nacogdoches Azalea Trail at the same time,” said Melissa Sanford, executive director of the Nacogdoches Convention & Visitors Bureau.
As part of their entries, photographers must also submit a bio of no more than 300 words. Each participant may enter up to three photos, and there is a $5 fee per submission. Cash prizes will be presented to the top three winners. The top three photos will be printed in the Daily Sentinel and all photos will be on display from March 22-April 2 at The Cole Art Center @ The Old Opera House, 329 E. Main Street.
Photographers can also submit their Nacogdoches County azalea photos to info@nacogdochesazaleas.com for the possibility to be featured in a new book called Azaleas of Nacogdoches edited by Barbara Stump, Research Associate and Project Coordinator for the Ruby M. Mize Azalea Garden.
The 2011 Nacogdoches Azalea Trail will be held March 12-April 2, featuring driving tours, an azalea symposium, a floral-design exhibit, and even a Little Princess Garden Party.
For a photography contest entry form, including a list of contest rules and submission guidelines, call the Nacogdoches Convention & Visitors Bureau at 1-888-OLDEST-TOWN or log onto www.nacogdochesazaleas.com. Forms can also be picked up at the CVB located at 200 E. Main St. in downtown Nacogdoches. Be our friend on facebook @ Nacogdoches Azalea Trail.
Jason Bridges Pct 4
The Nacogdoches County Constable Office precinct 4 , conducted a traffic stop that resulted in a seizure of three pounds of marijuana found in the trunk of the vehicle late Wednesday night. Constable Bridges stated that Deputy Constable Allen stopped a Chrysler pt. cruiser on highway 59 for a traffic violation. Both subject were very nervous and gave conflicting statements about there story.
Joseph Catchings
Both subjects refused consent to search the motor vehicle, and Deputy Allen conducted a free air search with his K-9, Miko. K-9, Miko is a certified narcotics detector dog. K-9, Miko alerted to the trunk of the vehicle and gave several indications of a positive alert. Due to the K-9 alert to the motor vehicle, officers had probable cause to search the vehicle. In the trunk of the vehicle, Deputy Allen located approximately 3 pounds of marijuana.
Dena Keeler
Joseph Catchings, 45 years of age and Dena Keeler 42 years of age were both arrested at the scene for possession of marijuana state jail felony. Both subjects were transported to the Nacogdoches County jail and booked in. Both subjects are from N. Little Rock, Arkansas.
