FYI
Births
Recent births that occurred at Bartlett Regional Hospital:
None reported
Recent births that occurred at Juneau Family Birth Center:
On Nov. 11, 2002, a son, Joshua Aidan Martin, weighing 9 pounds, to Lara Martin and Tony Martin, of Juneau.
On Nov. 13, a son, Ethan Charles Wang, weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces, to Jennifer Wang and Ivan Wang, of Juneau.
Recent births to residents of Juneau that occurred outside Juneau:
None reported
Marriage Licenses
The following are new marriage licenses filed with the state Bureau of Vital Statistics in Juneau as of Nov. 22, 2002:
• Kurtis William Dymock, 26, and Helena Diane Maleski, 22, both of Juneau.
Business Licenses
The following are the new and renewed business licenses filed with the state's Department of Community and Economic Development as of Nov. 22, 2002:
• Lana R. Tolls, sole proprietor, Charity Changemakers (grantmaking and giving services).
• Barbara R. Craver, sole proprietor, Barbara Craver (independent writers, artists and performers).
• James Kennedy, sole proprietor, Shooville Station (used merchandise store).
• Michelle Hayward, managing partner, in limited liability corporation Greendog, LLC (lessors of real estate).
• Michelle Hayward, corporation president, Bluedog, Inc., (special design service).
• Christina Suminquirt, member of the corporation, Just and Chris Home Health Services (other ambulatory health care services, ambulance services, blood and organ banks).
• George Wright, sole proprietor, Awsem Enterprises (gambling industries).
Courts
Court records show the following legal actions among those taken in Juneau Superior and District courts through Nov. 22, 2002. Actions in Hoonah District Court are included at the request of the magistrate.
Divorces and Dissolutions filed
• Kevin Burke and Renita Burke
• Jeffrey Robertson and Linda Buckley
Judgments
• Zachary R. Brown, 21, was found guilty of drunken driving, a misdemeanor, stemming from an offense of Aug. 6.
Magistrate John Sivertsen sentenced him to a $3,000 fine with $ 1,500 suspended, 70 days in jail with 62 days suspended, a 90-day driver's license revocation, to enroll in, pay for and complete the Juneau Alcohol Safety Action Program and placed him on probation for one year with the standard conditions of release which include violating no laws, committing no crimes, completing the sentence, paying for the cost of incarceration and paying a surcharge.
• Charla Bennett, 20, was found guilty of disorderly conduct, stemming from an offense of Sept. 21.
The original charge was misdemeanor assault.
Sivertsen sentenced her to a $500 fine with $500 suspended, 30 days in jail with 30 days suspended and placed her on probation for one year with the standard conditions of release plus 20 hours of community work service and anger management counseling through Tongass Community Services.
• Larry Reiger, 45, was found guilty of disorderly conduct stemming from an offense of Sept. 24.
The original charge was assault.
Sivertsen sentenced him to 60 days in jai and a $50 surcharge.
A second assault charge stemming from an incident of Sept. 24 was dismissed.
• Timothy Ackerman, 20, was found guilty of drunken driving stemming from an offense of Sept. 20. Sivertsen sentenced him to a $3,000 fine with $1,500 suspended, 33 days in jail with 30 days suspended, a 90-day driver's license suspension, JASAP and placed him on probation for one year with the standard conditions of release.
• John Vavalis, 20, was found guilty of third-degree theft, a misdemeanor, stemming from an offense of Aug. 23. The original charge was felony first-degree vehicle theft.
Superior Court Judge Larry Weeks sentenced him to 12 months in jail with 10 months suspended, to pay $1,508.72 in restitution and placed him on probation for two years with the standard conditions of release.
A charge of violating the conditions of his release, a misdemeanor, stemming from an incident of Sept. 2 was dismissed.
• Sean Cropley, 19, was found guilty of disorderly conduct stemming from an offense of Oct. 25.
The original charge was assault. Sivertsen sentenced him to a $500 fine with $400 suspended, 40 days in jail and placed him on probation for one year with the standard conditions of release.
• Joann E. Henderson, 50, was found guilty of drunken driving stemming from an offense of Sept. 21. Henderson's blood alcohol level was 0.115 percent. Driving is prohibited with a blood alcohol level higher than 0.08 percent.
Sivertsen sentenced her to a $3,000 fine with $1,500 suspended, 33 days in jail with 30 days suspended, a 90-day driver's license revocation, JASAP and placed her on probation for one year with the standard conditions of release.