MIDWEEK: FEB 12-15, 2020

ALL EYES ON STATE HARDWARE JOSH Fundraising With boys basketball contesting Gala coming District Tournaments this week It’s all about the title now March 7 See Sports, Page 8 See People, Page 5 SANFORD HERALD

LAKE MARY, LONGWOOD, WINTER SPRINGS, OVIEDO, GENEVA, CASSELBERRY, OSTEEN, CHULUOTA, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, DEBARY

Vol. 129, No. 54 • © 2020 READ US ONLINE AT MYSANFORDHERALD.COM Since 1908 HEADLINES FROM Attorney Mark Nation’s development shapes up Longwood man killed ASSOCIATED PRESS Destination will include restaurant, entertainment area, DEMOCRATIC in motorcycle crash PRESIDENTIAL RACE bourbon distillery establishment in Historic District By Staff Reports DEEPLY UNSETTLED By Steve Paradis A Longwood man died over the weekend It may be up to New Hamp- Herald Staff after the motorcycle he drove was hit by a car shire to put some structure making a left turn, according to the Florida around the contest after the Attorney Mark Nation is build- ing a destination in Sanford’s His- Highway Patrol. chaos in Iowa failed to winnow Robert Sparks, 63, of Longwood died at the race. toric District, and he said he wants it ready for patrons by August. VIRUS DEATH TOLL The restaurant, entertainment See CRASH, Page 7 ACCELERATES and bourbon distillery establish- ment has yet to be named, but Na-

tion said the project has three Fatalities in China from a new goals: Restore, repurpose and re- virus top 100 for the first time member. and pushes the total past 1,000 State legislature could “I really, when I look at a build- dead, authorities say. ing, my imagination runs free, and

I think about the people who built vote to eliminate public ‘PEOPLE ARE IN DIRE NEED it,” he said in an interview Satur- OF ANY SHELTER’ Herald photo by Steve Paradis The view from Oak Avenue of the entertainment complex being built notices in newspapers by attorney Mark Nation. See NATION, Page 6 Hundreds of thousands of Syrians scramble to escape a By Steve Paradis swift and widening government Herald Staff offensive in the country's only rebel bastion, Idlib province, Florida publishers are paying close atten- with fewer places to run to in the tion to two bills that would allow some public last frontier. notices and legal advertising to be published online instead of newspapers. AS THAI CITY MOURNS, QUESTIONS PERSIST See NOTICES, Page 6 Many are questioning the ap- parent security lapses that al- lowed a Thai soldier to steal the weapons he used to kill 29 peo- ple in a weekend shooting ram- Check out what’s page. happening around TRUMP SHIFTS POSITIONS ON GUN POLICY Seminole County

His embrace of gun rights is a See Page 4 stark turn from earlier moments in his presidency when he toyed with the idea of pushing Con- gress to enact stricter gun laws. Seminole Smile sponsored by Oakport Dental

See AP, Page 7 Photos contributed by Mark Nation Old photos show what used to sit at the property at Oak Avenue and 2nd Street. In the past the area housed China still mostly closed down Chase & Co. (above) as well as Keely’s Garage (right). as virus deaths pass 1,000 See Page 7 Seminole Supervisor of Elections reminds residents STOCKS OF to register, change party affiliation before deadline LOCAL INTEREST Special to the Herald SEMINOLE SMILE As of 3 p.m. Tuesday Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Chris Anderson is re- Allegiant $163.46 minding county residents who Bombardier $1.13 wish to vote in the upcoming Pres- Faro $55.41 idential Preference Primary on March 17, 2020, to register to vote Fastenal $37.90 or change their party affiliation by HCA Healthcare $149.26 Feb. 18. Invacare $9.15 Florida is a closed-primary state. To select a party’s nominee, NextEra $272.82 voters need to have been a regis- Tractor Supply $97.41 tered member of that political party at least 29 days prior to a Toro $82.26 primary election. Anderson also Wells Fargo $48.12 confirmed the city of Casselberry has placed a charter amendment question on the ballot, which is open to all voters who reside Vincente Leon Herald photo by Tommy Vincent within city limits regardless of Student Correspondent Election signs line the front of the Sanford Civic Center during a recent election. The Presidential Primary will take place March 17. See VOTING Page 7 for Oviedo High School PAGE 2 • Midweek: Feb 12-15, 2020 SANFORD HERALD THE BULLETIN BOARD: Star Theater Mural unveiled in Historic Goldsboro

By Sheralyn Brinson

The Star Theater Mural, now a common site on the west wall of the Star Theater Building at 1017 His- toric Goldsboro Blvd. in Sanford, was sponsored by Shower Down of Blessings Ministries (Timothy D. Hudson, Sr., Pastor) and the Gwen- dolyn Brooks Writers Association of Florida, Inc. The Mural Project, for- malized through the guidance of Christine Dalton and Jennifer Gol- The Star Theater Mural Conceptual Drawing loway and the City of Sanford Public Art Commission, was approved. The Mural Installation Ceremony terpiece if murals filled the walls of Walker. took place during the Annual Golds- the historic building. Derrick Quote: From “A Goldsboro boro Front Porch Council’s “Cele- Thomas and Dr. Stephen Caldwell Chronicle: Large Living in a Small brate Goldsboro Festival,” on Sat., Wright, Founder and President of Town”, by Sanford native, Golds- Nov. 16, 2019, at the site of the the Gwendolyn Brooks Writers Asso- boro descendant, and award-win- Mural, the Star Theater Building, at ciation, presented the suggestion to ning author, Dr. Stephen Caldwell 11 a.m. Derrick M. Thomas, Com- Pastor Hudson and the project was Wright: “Oh Yes. 13th Street was al- munity Project Liaison, presided; Pictured: L-R: Pastor Cubit Malone, Jr.; Sanford City Commissioner Kerry Wig- formalized. Through the guidance ways Goldsboro’s history boulevard, Pastor Cubit Malone, Jr., (Greater gins; Derrick M. Thomas; Alijhaé West; Rev. Vernon McQueen; Commissioner of Christine Dalton and Jennifer Gol- down which early pioneers strolled, Providence Worship Center-San- (Ret.) Velma H. Williams; Joyce Hayes; Virginie Poe; Marcellus Walker; Sanford loway of the City of Sanford, the and over which their Kindred Spirits ford), gave the Invocation; and Rev. City Manager Norton N. Bonaparte; Andrew Thomas, Sanford City Staff project proposal was submitted to will preside.” Vernon McQueen, Chairman of the the City of Sanford Public Art Com- Mission of the Project: To enhance Goldsboro Front Porch Council, gave mission. The proposal, the first ac- observance of the Spiritual/Cultural words of welcome. Dr. Annye L. and Sanford District 2 City Commis- segregation. Lots of pictures were cepted to move through the City’s contributions of the past. To instill Refoe, Goldsboro descendant and sioner-Retired and Chairperson of taken of this beautiful mural which Public Art Guidelines, was approved pride in Community Heritage. To Vice President & Treasurer of the the Goldsboro Community Day Fes- depicts the cornerstones of the on Nov. 28, 2017. As the search con- inspire seasoned and aspiring artists. Gwendolyn Brooks Writers Associa- tival, Dr. Velma H. Williams. Goldsboro community: family, tinued for artists in the community, To encourage responsible creative tion, gave the Occasion; and Derrick Attendees expressed their appre- church, education, civic pride and Derrick Thomas introduced the expression by young artists in the Thomas reviewed the Project His- ciation for those who brought this business ownership. sponsors to Ms. Alijhaé West, a community. Project Sponsors: tory and introduced the artists. Re- project to fruition, reminisced and History of the Star Theater Mural young artist who, after several con- Shower Down of Blessings Ministry marks were given by: Sanford City shared fond memories of the historic Project. While on a tour of Golds- sultations, visually conceptualized (Timothy D. Hudson, Sr., Pastor); Commissioner-District 2, Kerry S. Star Theater, which was a popular boro, Derrick Thomas suggested that the sponsors’ ideas for the artists The Gwendolyn Brooks Writers As- Wiggins, Sr.; Sanford Art Commis- movie house for black audiences in the old Star Theater building would contracted to produce the mural: sion Representative Virginia Poe; the Sanford area during the era of be even more of a preservation cen- Joyce “Joy” Hayes and Marcellus See THE BOARD, Page 10 SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Feb 12-15, 2020 PAGE 3 OPINIONS SNARKY McSNIDE SAYS,

The Guatemala Guy If he is deported, will the threat of in- carceration keep him from coming back to Remember him? He was the guy who this country? was accused of impregnating his 13-year- old daughter just before they illegally en- Joe Biden says, "I'll tell you what tered our fair country. His name is Fidel you are!" Atanacio Gabriel Caal. Campaigning in New Hampshire on Mr. Gabriel Caal was charged with sex- Sunday, the former Vice-President en- ual assault and battery while residing countered a student who questioned the with his daughter in Seminole County. future of his chances to be elected Presi- For this he entered a plea of guilty and dent of the United States of America. was sentenced to 15 years in prison. Part After a short discussion, feisty Joe said of his plea agreement included the real- she was "a lying dog-faced pony soldier". ization that he could be deported if he is not a citizen of the United States of Amer- Pony soldier is a slang term for a Cana- ica. dian Mountie or an American cavalry sol- dier. His chances of lasting 5 years, much less 15 years, in prison are not too good. The media described her as a 21-year- Other prisoners do not like sex offenders old economics major from Mercer College who take advantage of underage, de- in Macon, Georgia. Her name is Madison fenseless victims. Moore.

What to do with him? A quick survey finds that she is unique. There are not a lot of lying dog-faced In prison, his future is limited. pony soldiers in Georgia.

A More or Less Perfect Union

By Walter E. Williams know as the U.S. Constitution. Some of the Bruce Tinsley framers, particularly the Anti-Federalists, led MALLARD FILLMORE "A More or Less Perfect Union" is a three- by Patrick Henry, saw the Constitution as de- part series, produced by Free to Choose Net- fective and demanded amendments be added work, that will air on various PBS stations that contained specific guarantees of personal across the nation starting in February. The doc- freedoms and rights and clear limitations on umentary is a personal exploration of the U.S. the federal government's power. They swore Constitution by Justice Douglas Ginsburg, that they would never ratify the Constituti! who served on the U.S. Court of Appeals D.C. on unless it contained a Bill of Rights. Circuit and is now a senior justice on the court. The second episode is titled "A Constitution Ginsburg explores the U.S. Constitution and for All." One major emphasis of this episode is features interviews with and gains the per- the examination of the Supreme Court deci- spectives from constitutional experts of all po- sions that undermined racial justice both for litical views -- liberal, conservative and slaves and later ex-slaves for a century after libertarian. He examines the key issues of lib- the Civil War. Several constitutional scholars erty in the U.S. both from a historical and con- discuss how the courts and states ignored and temporary perspective. Among those issues weakened the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amend- are freedom of the press and religion, slavery ments, known collectively as the Civil War about how some of our Bill of Rights guaran- O'Connor, publisher Arthur Sulzberger, profes- and civil rights, the Second Amendment, sepa- Amendments, which were designed to ensure tees mean absolutely nothing today, namely sor Alan Dershowitz, Governor Arnold ration of powers and the number of ways that equality for recently emancipated slaves. There the 9th and 10th Amendments, which reaffirm Schwarzenegger, and historians Joseph Ellis the Constitution's framers sought to limit the is also discussion of Bill of Rights guarantees personal liberty by specifically limiting the and Ron Chernow, along with Jack Nicklaus, power of the federal government. to people accused of a crime. There is more ex- federal government to its "enumerated pow- Gene Simmons and many others. The first episode is titled "A Constitution in ploration into the Bill of Rights guarantees of ers." The most important audience for "A More or Writing." It examines the contentious atmos- free speech, religious freedom and the notion "A More or Less Perfect Union" is not just a Less Perfect Union" is high school and college phere that arose among the delegates in that that "due process of law" be part of any pro- bunch of academics and constitutional experts students. For it is they who stand a good hot, humid Philadelphia summer of 1787. State ceeding that denies a citizen "life, liberty or preaching. It features interviews with every- chance of losing the liberties that made our na- delegates were sent to Philadelphia to work property." This forced the government to com- day Americans weighing in with their visions tion the greatest and freest on earth. out the problems of the Articles of Confedera- pensate citizens when it takes private property on the rule of law, the branches of government tion, which served as the first Constitution of for public use. and the debate over originalism. There's a Walter E. Williams is a professor of econom- the 13 original states. This part of the docu- Episode three, "Our Constitution at Risk," companion book titled "Voices of Our Repub- ics at George Mason University. To find out mentary examines some of the efforts to deal examines the many ways that our Constitution lic," edited by Ginsburg. It is a collection of more about Walter E. Williams and read fea- with the problems of the Articles of Confedera- is under assault today. It points out that the thoughts about the Constitution from judges, tures by other Creators Syndicate writers and tion while maintaining its guiding principle to framers would be shocked by how all three journalists, and academics. It includes the cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate web- preserve the independence and sovereignty of branches of government have grown as a re- thoughts of Supreme Court Justices Ruth page at www.creators.com. the states. It also examines the compromises sult of what we the people demand from our Bader Ginsburg, Neil Gorsuch and Sandra Day COPYRIGHT 2020 CREATORS.COM and struggles that led to the document we elected representatives. There's a discussion

ARTS ALIVE: Black History Month events continue throughout February

By Rachel Sammons brary, a public book exchange Paint Flowers and Etch vided. For more information, event. Gallery On First and the Soto with astrology-themed, Herald Arts Columnist promoting literature by Golds- Glass go to boardandbrush.com. Jeanine Taylor Folk Art gallery opaque watercolor illustra- boro and Sanford authors, Board & Brush is located at 111 are located at 211 East 1st St., tions; Hayley Frankenstein, a This week has a lot to look racial minority authors, and On Saturday, February 22nd North Oak Ave., Sanford, FL Sanford, FL 32771. metalsmith whose hand- forward to: Black History black and brown authors who from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., 32771. stamped jewelry includes teeth Month, Sanford Indie Market, are part of the LGBTQA+ com- the Central Florida Zoo & rings, horror-themed bracelets; and—almost, but not quite munity. For more information, Botanical Gardens will host a Launch the 12 Guitars Art Peruse Sanford Indie and the Bohemian Groove yet—Sanford Porchfest. go to the Facebook event. The botanical illustrations work- Project Market Airstream selling feminist hip- Goldsboro Museum is located pie clothing and accessories. shop. Participants can enjoy a at 1211 Historic Goldsboro Live music will be on site. For Celebrate Black History creative introduction to botany, This Saturday the 15th at This Sunday, February 16th Blvd., Sanford, FL 32771. more information, go to the Month illustrations, flower pressing, 6:00 p.m., Gallery On First and is the Sanford Indie Market. Facebook event. Tuffy’s Bottle ink, and shading. Explore the the Jeanine Taylor Folk Art Between 11:00 a.m. and 5:00 Then on Monday, February Shop and Lounge is located at Tomorrow the 13th from zoo’s botanical gardens and gallery will host a launch party p.m., explore a curated arts 17th from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m., 200 South Myrtle Ave., San- 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., the Lake create a botanical illustration. for their 12 Guitars Art Project. and boutique show outside of Seminole State College’s ford, FL 32771. Mary Community Center will Experienced artists can also Attendees can get an early look Tuffy’s Bottle Shop and H.O.P.E. scholars and the host a free screening of use the zoo resources to ex- at guitar-shaped artwork cre- Lounge. Vendors include the Goldsboro Museum will pres- Email art news and tips to Her- “Hymns of Three Cities” and pand their portfolios. All mate- ated by twelve local artists. The Sanford-based Vandmade ent an exhibition titled “My ald Arts Columnist Rachel Sam- include poetry by Dr. Stephen rials are included. For launch party aims to also build whose collection includes cro- Black is Cultural, Creative, Col- mons at Caldwell Wright. The screen- registration and more informa- excitement for the upcoming cheted bralettes, dinosaurs, orful and Beautiful!” The [email protected]. ing is presented by the 100th tion, go to Sanford Porchfest on February and baby yogas; artist Jennyfer H.O.P.E. (or Helping Others Anniversary of the League of centralfloridazoo.org. The Cen- 22nd. Each guitar sculpture Pursue Education) Scholars Women Voters and Women's tral Florida Zoo is located at will be available for purchase program aims to improve the Suffrage. “Hymns of Three 3755 West Seminole Blvd., San- at a silent auction during the retention rates of minorities at- Cities” explores a personal nar- ford, FL 32771. Porchfest After Party which tending SSC, providing per- rative surrounding Ocoee, Next Thursday the 20th, will be from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. at sonal, academic, social, Mims, and Sanford, and delves Board & Brush Creative Studio 101 East 10th St., Sanford, FL professional, and leadership into the people’s voter sup- will host their first glass-etch- 32771. All contributions go to development. More informa- pression. Director Dr. Lisa ing workshop from 6:30 to 9:30 scholarship programs and per- tion on the exhibit is yet to Mills as well as University of p.m. In a two-part workshop, forming art summer camps for come—go to the Facebook Central Florida professors Dr. instructors will guide partici- underprivileged children in the event. SSC is located at 100 Robert Casanello and Dr. pants in creating their own community. For more informa- Weldon Blvd., Sanford, FL Kathy Parry will be part of a etched glass and wood proj- tion on the art project launch 32773. panel discussion. For more in- ects. All materials are pro- party, go to the Facebook formation, go to events.ucf.edu. The Lake Mary Community Center is located at 140 East Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary, FL 32746.

This Saturday, February 15th from 12:00 to 2:00 p.m., cele- brate Black History Month with an African American Children’s Authors Showcase at the Goldsboro Museum. The event is organized through a collaboration between the Bros in Convo Initiative, which sup- ports LGBTQA+ men of color in Central Florida, and Golds- boro Museum’s Francis Oliver Cultural Arts. The showcase will spotlight authors Tenesha Wells-Eason and Lee Chavous as well as The Little Free Li- PAGE 4 • Midweek : Feb. 12 to 15, 2020 SANFORD HERALD SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMUNITY EVENTS Sanford Navy Man sings for Dr. MLK Jr. Commemoration

Love Your Shorts Home Buyer Workshop Thursday, Feb. 13 to Sun- Saturday, Feb. 22, 9:30 U.S. Navy Chief Aviation Boatswain’s Mate (Equipment) Harri- day, Feb.16, 201 S. Magnolia a.m., North Branch Library, son Moorer, from Sanford, (right), sings during a Dr. Martin Ave., Sanford. Tickets at 150 N. Palmetto Ave., San- Luther King Jr. commemoration in the forecastle aboard the air- www.filmfreeway.com . ford. GoldenRule Housing craft carrier USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74) in Norfolk, Virginia Screening shorts films under & CDC Inc, hosting a HUD on Jan. 28. The John C. Stennis is partnering with Newport 30 in length. approved first time home News Shipbuilding to complete Refueling Complex Overhaul on buyer workshop. Call 407- schedule with a trained, resilient and cohesive crew. Valentine’s Dance & 878-3759 or 407-969-9088 to Dessert register. Photo contributed by U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communi- Friday, Feb. 14, 7 to 10 cation Specialist 3rd Class Jordan Ripley p.m., Woman’s Club of San- African American History ford, Oak Ave., Sanford. Vi- & Culture Lecture vacity Music will play 30’s Saturday, Feb. 22, 10 a.m. & 40’s music. Desserts & to 12 p.m., Lake Mary Mu- coffee with $5 entry fee. seum, 158 N. Country Club Rd., Lake Mary. Honoring Healthy Homestead the African-American com- Workshop munity in education, culture Sanford Quilter is a Contestant at American Quilters Society Quilt Week & civic life in Florida & the Saturday, Feb. 15, 10 a.m., Special to the Herald U.S. Free. Special lecture by 7015 County Road 46A, Lake Mary. Presented by Alt. Mary Allen, executive direc- tor of African-American Mu- American Quilter’s Society (AQS), the largest quilting member- Spgs. Chapter of the Links. ship organization in the world, is pleased to announce that Pa- Free & refreshments served. seum of the Arts in Deland. tricia Wojcik, of Sanford, has been accepted as a contestant Learn how to navigate the with her quilt, Grace, at AQS QuiltWeek - Lancaster Downtown, Sanford Porch Fest home buying process, af- PA. fordable home buying pro- Saturday, Feb. 22, 11 a.m., AQS QuiltWeek - Lancaster Downtown features over 200 quilts grams, meet home loan Sanford Historic District from around the world. The high point of the show recognizes experts & first generation Homes. 50 bands, 12 the artistry of today’s quiltmakers as hundreds of quilters in the home planning assistance. porches. 100% of proceeds AQS Quilt Contest compete for $54,000 in cash awards. Quilts Call 407-667-7763. will be reinvested into the community through per- in this international contest and exhibition come from around the world, with entries from 35 states and 14 countries. Living History Day forming arts scholarships & Come see all the contest quilts, as well as hundreds of special Saturday, Feb. 15, 10 a.m. tuition for select children. exhibit quilts on display. Admission to AQS QuiltWeek can be to 3 p.m., DeBary Hall His- Festival Headquarters is 101 purchased at the Lancaster County Convention Center and in- toric Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd., E. 10th Street. Food available cludes access to all special exhibitions and the Merchant DeBary. Interact with Civil for purchase. War re-enactors & legendary Mall. Hours are Wednesday, March 25th through Friday, March steamboat captain Jacob Spring Tea & Luncheon 27th from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday, March 28th from Brock. Tour the historic site. Saturday, Feb. 22, 11 a.m. 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Tickets and additional information can be Call 386-668-3840. to 1 p.m., DeBary Hall His- found at quiltweek.com or by calling 1-270-898-7903. This toric Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd., event is open to the public. Teen Rock Painting DeBary. Local author Marcia About the American Quilter’s Society Saturday, February 15, 2 Meara will host a spring tea The American Quilter’s Society is the largest quilting member- to 4 p.m., North Branch Li- & luncheon, along with a ship organization in the world. For 36 years, AQS has been the brary, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., book signing, The $25 leading voice in quilting inspiration and advice. At AQS, we be- Sanford. Liven up humble charge includes lunch, Photo contributed lieve that with the proper resources, the creative individual can rocks using paint & your Meara’s custom-blended Sanford resident, Patricia Wojcik will be a quilt contestant at take their quilting projects beyond what they can imagine. For own unique talent & de- teas, a reading from one of AQS QuiltWeek - Lancaster Downtown, PA. more information about the American Quilter’s Society, please signs. Your finished master- her novels & a signed copy visit http://www.americanquilter.com or call 1-270-898-7903. piece is yours to keep or of one of her books. Meara, share. Free. For Teens 13-18 who announced her desire years old. Call 407-665-1620. to become an author at age 5, began pursuing her Spring Candle Holders dream with the publication Seminole Science Charter celebrates 100th Day of School Tuesday, February 18, 6 to of “Wake-Robin Ridge” in 7 p.m., North Branch Li- 2013 at age 69. Call 386-668- brary, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., 3840. Sanford. Create one-of-a- kind botanical candle hold- Passion for Fashion ers from recycled materials. Saturday, Feb. 22, 11 a.m. All materials provided by doors open, Westin Hotel, the library. Free. For adults. 2974 International Parkway, Registration required. Call Lake Mary. $35 for a ticket. 407-665-1620. GFWC Lake Mary Woman’s Club Fashion Show DeBary Hall Cultural Bike Fundraiser with silent auc- Tour tion, 50/50 drawing, door prizes, gift baskets and Thursday, Feb. 20, 9 a.m., Fashions by EMZ on Fifth. DeBary Hall Historic Site to After event EMZ will offer a Lake Monroe Park bike tour. 15% discount on their fash- Tour guide will explain the ions. Call 407-323-7476. area’s history from the Na- tive Americans who inhab- ited the region thousands of Block Party years ago to the develop- Saturday, Feb. 22, 5 p.m., ment of Gemini Springs Sanford Avenue near down- Park. Riders will also learn town Sanford. Fun & enter- about the history of De- tainment. Contact Bary’s namesake. The nine- [email protected] for mile ride will include spots. several stops along the way. Participants must bring a bi- Mardi Gras Music Fest cycle and helmet. Sunscreen Saturday, Feb. 22, 5 p.m., and bottled water are also Lake Concord Park, Cassel- Photos contributed recommended. Children berry. Mardi Gras music Seminole Science Charter School had fun celebrating the 100th Day of School last week. To commemorate the 100th day of the over 12 are welcome if ac- with a dog parade. 2019-2020 school year, students and staff came to school dressed up like 100-year-olds. They also participated in 100-themed companied by an adult. STEM group activities, including stacking 100 cups and making a 100-link paper chain. Reservations are required & Plant Expo limited to 20 riders; call 386- Feb. 22, 6 to 7 p.m., Semi- 668-3840. nole County Extension Au- ditorium, 250 W. County Outdoor Movies Home Rd., Sanford. Listen Friday, Feb. 21, dusk, Am- to experts from around the phitheater at Oviedo on the state about gardening, visit Park. Free. “The Lion King” plant vendors, eat delicious 2019 will be shown. Register food. at eventbrite.com or call 407- 971-5590. Bonkerz Friday, Feb. 22, 6 p.m. Bark Park Happy Hour, 7:30 to 9 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22, 9 to 11 Show Time, Oviedo Center a.m., Shane Kelly Park, 499 Lake Park, 299 Center Lake Waggin Trail, Oviedo. Dog Lane, Oviedo. Kojo Prince to vendors, pet treats & more. perform. $5 to $15 tickets, 18 Call 407-971-5590. & older. Call 407-971-5590. Tickets on eventbrite.com . Gardening Expo Saturday, Feb. 22, 9 a.m. Family Movie to 3 p.m., 250 W. County Monday, Feb. 24, 5:45 Home Rd., Sanford. Join p.m., North Branch Library, UF/IFAS Extension Semi- 150 N. Palmetto Ave., San- nole County & Master Gar- ford. “Toy Story 4” will be dener Volunteers for a fun shown. Bring your own filled day featuring hydro- blanket & snacks. Call 407- ponic demonstrations, or- 665-1620. ganic & butterfly gardening, children’s activities, “how-to Book Club clinics,” vendors selling Wednesday, Feb. 26, 10 to plants and gardening re- 11 a.m., North Branch Li- lated products, “ask the Ex- brary, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., perts”, food, entertainment Sanford. The Mother in Law & more. Guest speakers in- by Sally Hepworth. Copies clude Robert Bowden. Pre- of the book are available at Register for FREE prize the circulation desk for tickets check out. Free. For adults. at: https://exposc.eventbrit No registration required. e.com Call 407-665-1620.

SANFORD HERALD Midweek : Feb. 12 to 15, 2020 • PAGE 5 PEOPLE A GLANCE AROUND TOWN AND COUNTY JOSH Fundraising Gala coming March 7 Mardi Gras Street Parade & Food Trucks coming

Herald photo by Tommy Vincent Photos contributed A shot of the 2019 Mardi Gras parade down Sanford Avenue. Left: Founder Kathy Hewitt, (center to right) By Declan Tully-Tolmie with gala attendees from the 2019 event. to the Meals On Wheels organization. For those of you unaware, M.O.W. is an organiza- Above: Kathy Hewitt left with more gala atten- Herald College Intern tion that assists the elderly when it comes to dees. The shining city of Sanford is going to be meals, chores, housework, and repairs for those unable to shop or cook on their own. By Susan Wenner Tickets are available on JOSH’s website. setting up a Mardi Gras Street Parade in the celery district, from Sixth street to Second A tent for Meals on Wheels can be found at Herald Publisher/ People Editor Go to www.JOSH.org. Sponsorships are the upcoming event, for those seeking out available as well as prize donations for gala street. The parade itself is going to take place on more information on the organization. They've Since 2011, Just Our Soldiers' Helpers auction items. also began accepting registration for another Hewitt also added that there is also a list of February 15. For those interested in walking in (JOSH), has provided quality care packages to the parade, a gathering will start forming event in March to help support the organiza- deployed soldiers under the gracious leader- their most needed items on the "How You Can tion. Although the Food trucks at the event Help" page of their website. around 3:30 p.m. If you're having a little trou- ship of Kathy Hewitt. ble finding it, look for the crowd of people on won't benefit M.O.W., they do benefit small Proceeds from the upcoming Gala is just “JOSH prepares care packages monthly at business, and have a catering business by the the Disabled American Veterans in Sanford,” 6th Street and Sanford Avenue. They start their another way to continue this valuable work. parade at 4 p.m., heading down 4 blocks until name of "Top Hat Catering" which provides a The gala will take place on Saturday, March she cited. “Volunteers are welcome. Packing decent chunk of their yearly income. For those dates are listed on the website Events Calen- they reach the West End Trading Co. It's a 7, on the Southeast Ramp at the Sanford Air- short stroll that surely anyone can do, starting interested in volunteering, they also have a port from 6 to 10 p.m. The evening will in- dar. website at www.mealsetc.org, which can also “No donation is too small,” says Vicki Hig- from seven to seventy. clude a buffet dinner by Mission BBQ, tropical After the walk, the parade will fall into the be used to find out more information. cocktails, beer and wine, a commemorative gins, JOSH Board Member and event organ- Once more, the main event will begin with a izer. “We can combine smaller auction item "Food Truck Fiesta" on 2nd street and Pal- photo booth and live steel drum entertain- metto, where you can choose from a selection parade line up starting at 3:30 p.m. on 6th ment all set within an amazing venue that donations together to assemble theme-based Street and Sanford Avenue. Afterwards, the prizes for our guests.” of over a score of food trucks, from salty pret- pays tribute to America’s love of aviation and zels, to sweet and savory ice cream, some stu- event will continue until 9 p.m. at the junction transportation. Attendees will also be able to Contact information for Mrs. Higgins is of 2nd Street and Palmetto Avenue. So, if available on the JOSH gala web page. Readers pendous Spanish food, and, surprisingly, a participate in silent and live auctions with ex- waffle truck. You're welcome to stop by and you're interested in a sweet surprise, sashay citing items to fit any budget. are also encouraged to follow the event on on down to the shore and see what's in store. JOSH’s Facebook page at visit anytime from 4 to 9 p.m. The all-volunteer IRS approved 501(c)(3) For those of you just wishing for a good nonprofit organization is located in Lake https://facebook.com/events/s/josh-2nd- annual-gala/2651090681576776. time, the festival will feature live music, food Mary, Florida. JOSH boosts the morale of for- trucks filled with flavor, craft beers and care- ward-deployed U.S. service members by ship- Visit www.GoJOSH.org for more informa- tion. fully created cocktails, to give the festival ping high-quality care packages consisting of some life. I also find it important to note that full-size name-brand products all year long. —————————————————- Comments from military recipients of the the event will be sponsored by both Jack “The JOSH Gala is our largest fundraiser Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey and Bud Light, so for the year,” said JOSH Founder Kathy He- JOSH care packages: Responses received from our troops have remember to thank them while you're there, witt. “We are currently adopting a record but also do so responsibly. number of deployed service members and our been It was like Christmas all over again! • We just received the huge box you sent us ;Another important detail is that all pro- ability to support all of them depends on the ceeds from the event itself will be contributed Gala's success. There is a direct correlation be- today, we were so excited! tween our fundraising and the number of de- • Thanks for helping us get through this ployed services members we are able to deployment. We appreciate you guys! support. The 2019 gala represented about 40% • I just wanted to send a note thanking you of JOSH’s fundraising income for the year and for the wonderful care package you sent to Transplant Patient receives Ferrari Ride allowed the organization to ship 71% more me. I received it just in time for Christmas care packages over their 2018 figures. Thanks and it brightened up my day! to our donors, sponsors and attendees of last • Thank you guys so much for another year’s gala we were able to significantly in- package, this one was the best! It is the only crease the number of troops we were able to box I received from anyone for Christmas so it support with our incredible care packages. means that much more! We’re counting on the funds raised at this • We thank you so much for all the amaz- year’s gala to allow us to continue shipping at ing care packages, you all have made life here the same volumes throughout 2020.” way more tolerable.

Photos contributed Left: Advent Health rep with Jerod Farmer Jr. in the Ferrari. Right: Jerod as he is leaving the Hos- pital.

had any special requests for going home, and Special to the Herald he asked to ride home in a Ferrari. The pa- tient’s name is Jerod Farmer Jr. and he is 15- A pediatric bone marrow transplant patient years-old. was released from AdventHealth for Children AdventHealth partnered with the organiza- after more than 400 days as an inpatient. After tion Dream Cars 4 Kids, who organized three Photo contributed being in the hospital for such an extended pe- local Ferrari owners to give Jerod a choice of Attendees from last years event filled the hangar for the Annual JOSH Gala. riod of time, our Child Life team asked if he cars to go home in. PAGE 6 • Midweek: Feb 12-15, 2020 SANFORD HERALD OBITUARIES

RAYMOND JAMES Chapel, Inc. 819 W 1st Street. Brandon Cash, Sanford, daughters, Dayanara Ruiz, predeceased by his father Sheila Norton, both of BROWN Arrangement entrusted to Florida; daughters, Rana Olga Orengo, Mara Orengo Wade. Oklahoma City, OK and Trinity Memorial Chapel, Inc. LaShonn Cash, Louisville, and Leslie Orengo, sister Rick’s passions were his Glenda J. Wiley, of Atlanta, Raymond James Brown, Kentucky, brothers, Bruce Sonia Orengo, fifteen grand- family, the beach, friends, and Ga.; sisters, Kiera Hunt, Orlando, Florida passed away WILLIAM H. CASH Cash and Derrick Cash, children and three great faith in Jesus Christ. Rick’s Kendra Hunt, both of on Tuesday February 4, 2020. Miami, Florida; sister, grandchildren. desire was that anyone who Sanford, Katrina Stroud of Funeral services will be held William H Cash Sanford, Kimberly Cash, Miami. Nine Arrangements entrusted to hears of his passing, they too Atlanta, G., on Saturday February 15, Florida passed away on grandchildren and seven Trinity Memorial Chapel, Inc. would come to know Jesus as Angel 2020 at 11:00 AM at New Saturday February 8. 2020 in great grandchildren. 819 w 1st Street Sanford, their personal Savior. Wiley, Bethel Missionary Baptist Longwood, Florida. A Arrangement entrusted to Florida (407)732-4594. In lieu of flowers, dona- Janeashia Church 618 E 10th Street Memorial Service will be held Trinity Memorial Chapel, Inc. tions may be made to a Norton, Sanford, Florida. Interment on Saturday February 15, 819 W 1st Street Sanford, RICHARD LEE PERKINS GoFundMe set up for the both of will fol- 2020 at 1:00 PM at The Florida (407)732-4594. family (gf.me/u/xanhd7) or a Oklahoma, low in Monroe Hall 230 E 1st Street It is with great sadness that check mailed to Jennifer OK, and Shiloh Sanford, Florida. William was JULIO CESAR ORENGO the family of Richard Lee Perkins at 972 Humphrey Ciara Cemetery. born in MENDEZ Perkins of Deltona, FL, Blvd., Deltona, FL 32738. Johnson of Raymond Miami, announces his passing after a The family will be having a DeLand; was born Florida to Julio Cesar Orengo brave battle with cancer, on life celebration memorial Feb. Missy LaShawn brothers in the late Mendez native son of Thursday Feb 6, 2020, at the 15, 2020, at 2 pm at Deltona Wiley Dantavius Orlando, Charles Guanica, Puerto Rico passed age of 54 Lakes Baptist Church, 2886 Bradshaw, Florida on Andrew away peacefully at his home years. Elkcam Blvd., Deltona, FL Kenneth April 5, Cash and on Tuesday, February 4, 2020 Rick will 32738 Lee Hunt II, Melvin Wiley, all 1985. He Laura in Sanford, Florida surround- be lovingly Rick is absent from his of Sanford, and Brandon attended Wamley ed by his loving family. remem- body but we are thankful he Norton, of Oklahoma City, Raymond James the Public on Interment was held on bered by is present with his Lord. OK. Brown Schools of October 6, Sunday February 9, 2020 at his wife, Visitation will be held Seminole 1952. He Cementerio Municipal Yauco Jenny, who MISSY LaSHAWN WILEY Friday, Feb. 14 from 5 to 7 County. William H. moved to in Yauco, Puerto Rico. He was has been p.m. at Allen Chapel A.M.E. He was a Christian. He leaves Cash Central born on August 20, 1957 to by his side Missy LaShawn Wiley, 31, Church. Funeral services will to cherish his memories his Florida Julio C. Orengo and Gladys for 29 years of Sanford, passed away Feb. be held Saturday, Feb. 15 at 1 parents, Stephanie Brown and with his parents in 1960 and M. Mendez. He moved to and his 3, 2020 at Advent Health East p.m. at Allen Chapel A.M.E. Richard Lee Raymond Hale, Sanford, has resided in Sanford for Central Florida from Puerto sons, Ricky Orlando Hospital. Church with the Rev. Perkins Florida; brother Dwayne sixty years. He attended the Rico and has resided in (Taylor), Ki She was born in Oklahoma Octavius Smith, host pastor, Williams, Sanford, Florida; Public Schools of Seminole Sanford, Florida for six years. and grand- City, OK and worked as an and the Rev. Ronald Critton, sisters, Ramonia Brown and County. He was a Master He is survived by his devoted daughter assembler for Hamp eulogist. Interment will fol- Tracie Brown, Sanford, Mechanic. He leaves to cher- wife, Claribel Rodriquez, AnnaLee, as well as his lov- Automotive. low at Restlawn Cemetery. Florida. Viewing and visita- ish his memories his loving sons, Louwis Rodriquez, ing mother, Marian Whiteside She is survived by her par- Wilson-Eichelberger tion will be held on Friday, and devoted wife of forty Ferdinand Narvaez, Julio C. and brothers Jimmy and ents, Kenneth Lee Hunt, Sr., Mortuary, Sanford, is in February 14, 2020 from 5-7 years Dolly Wynn Cash, Orengo and Juan Orengo; Wade and many other loving Barbara Sutton Hunt, both of charge of all arrangements. PM at Trinity Memorial Sanford, Florida, son, family members. Rick was Sanford, Melvin Webster and

NATION Nation Construction has retained the front ond level. in thinking about what patrons of the estab- façade with its interior brick on the second “Everything about it is designed to catch lishment might want to see. He said he wants level. High above, 100-year-old wood beams your eye,” he said, referring to people driving feedback from people. Continued from Page 1 will remain. A bit lower, however, the beams by, even from 1st Street. Outside of the distillery, next to a huge had rotted out. Nation had new 30-foot, 8-by- An open seating area is planned for the north-facing wall, Nation said he plans to 8-inch thick pine beams made. The hand- ground level between the restaurant and dis- have two levels of half-moon decks that look day. picked trees were felled in Eustis to match tillery. A large, back-lit screen will show key out over 2nd Street and Oak Avenue. Hundred-year-old photos show the block those they are replacing, he said. sporting events as well as possibly silent In another open area that will be land- was owned by Chase & Co., complete with a To create an aged look in the planned dis- movies. scaped on the property, he envisioned movie rail line running diagonally from south to tillery, 6-inch, rough-hewn cedar was used to On the second level, there will be outdoor nights for the community. He also talked north across the property. Today, it is bordered build the concrete forms, just as they would area that is connected on the east and west about rentals bikes from the business so peo- by 2nd and 3rd streets, then Myrtle Street to have been a century ago. An outer wall has sides by catwalks that lead to the upper level ple can spend time really getting to know the west and South Oak Street to the east. concrete block that is slightly offset, again in of the distillery that will produce American Sanford. Nation said the building that he is trans- order to achieve an antiquated look. Barrels Kentucky Bourbon. Nation secured façade ($10,000) and rehab forming on the property was once Keely “The day we open, I want it to look like it’s There is also a rooftop bar planned above ($78,800) grants from the city in 2018. Garage. The people that owned it had dreams legitimately 100 years old,” Nation said. The the distillery. He is waiting for final docu- A key to the enjoyment of the destination, for their business. Others have owned it over effects will create an atmosphere and an enjoy- ments from architects to start that area, he Nation said, is a 50-car parking lot on the the decades, and all of them had their plans. able experience, he added. said, adding that he plans to shade the area property, which is more than was required for “I think about all those people and the rich Nation has tapped Chris Parsons to run the with plants. Nation also said drone video from the project. In addition to adjacent parking history they would have had,” Nation said. restaurant. Parsons is proprietor of The that level shows that patrons will be able to areas, patrons won’t have to worry about or For his own dreams for the property, General Public House on Tuskawilla Road in see Lake Monroe. get frustrated with having to search for a place Nation said he has borrowed and adapted var- Winter Springs. Food will be upscale southern Back on the ground level between the two to park, he explained. ious aspects from places he has visited in his cuisine, Nation said. buildings, a large stage is planned that could “This is an entertainment destination,” travels as an attorney. Outside the restaurant, he said he plans to accommodate live music and other entertain- Nation said, adding that people will come to Walking through the gutted out building at have gas lighting and a brick façade. Inside, ers, such as comedians or possibly magicians, Sanford from all over Central Florida. “I sus- the southeast corner of the property, Nation he describes a grand staircase in the back of Nation said. pect there’s going to be nothing like it in excitedly points out his vision. the eating area that will take patrons to a sec- “What would people enjoy?” Nation asked Sanford.”

NOTICES to the floor for a full vote tisement. She said she thinks The Florida Press this week. it is smart for governments Association has strongly Goss-Marcil, who repre- and other entities required to opposed the legislation for Continued from Page 1 sents parts of Orange and run notices in newspapers the following reasons: southern Seminole County, should also put them online. • A 2019 poll showed that told the Herald that she If the legislation does 83% of Floridians say gov- House Bill 7 has passed opposes the legislation. reach the House floor for a ernments should be required the committee process and “At this point, I would not full vote, Goss-Marcil said it to publish public notices in could come to the floor for a support the legislation,” she would likely pass. newspapers on a regular vote by the full state House said Monday before heading “I would imagine if it goes basis. of Representatives soon. to Tallahassee on Tuesday. up on the floor it will be • There is potential for The Senate version, SB She said not everyone has passed on a party line vote,” abuse if government officials 1340, was scheduled to go access to the internet. There she said. She added that are responsible for notifying before the Senate Judiciary could be a public perception some Republicans may vote the public on government Committee, chaired by Sen. of distrust by getting notices against it, but not enough to websites. David Simmons, R-District 9, directly from the govern- stop the bill from being • A 2019 report found that Tuesday afternoon. ment, she said. passed. about a million Floridians do Simmons district includes She said such a measure During the committee not have access to the all of Seminole County, and may happen eventually, but process, Goss-Marcil said, Internet, and large segments he has an office in she said it should be gradual the votes have been largely cannot afford computers or Longwood. He did not and give enough time for along party lines with monthly Internet access fees. return efforts to contact him everyone to have access to Republicans favoring the bill. • Governments, attorneys before press time. the Internet. Still, she said, a couple of and citizens rely on the State Rep. Joy Goss-Marcil, She acknowledged how Republicans joined paper trail that newspapers D-District 30, said the legis- much some smaller newspa- Democrats in opposing it in are required to provide and lation would likely not come pers depend on legal adver- the last committee vote. which websites would not. SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Feb 12-15, 2020 • PAGE 7 China still mostly closed down as virus deaths pass 1,000

BEIJING (AP) — sive foreign policies. Health officials called it a precautionary isolation. China remained mostly closed for business The number of newly confirmed cases fell measure after a 62-year-old woman diagnosed The group, which includes children, arrived Tuesday, as the daily death toll from a new to 2,478 from 3,062 the day before, bringing with the virus Tuesday was found living 10 from China on Jan. 29, taking chartered flights virus topped 100 for the first time, pushing the total to 42,638 on the Chinese mainland. floors below a man who was earlier confirmed from Wuhan. the total above 1,000. with the virus. The woman’s son and daugh- There have been 13 confirmed cases in the Despite the official end of the extended RISKS OF RESTARTING BUSINESS ter-in-law who live with her were among United States, including seven in California, Lunar New Year holiday, many remained at seven new cases reported Thursday, raising according to the U.S. Centers for Disease home on Tuesday with around 60 million peo- The crossing of more grim thresholds has the city’s total tally to 49. Control and Prevention and other health offi- ple under virtual quarantine. dimmed optimism that the near-quarantine of The 34 households evacuated live vertically cials. Authorities in Hong Kong evacuated peo- some 60 million people and other disease-con- above or below the woman and share the More than 460 cases have been confirmed ple from an apartment block where four were trol measures are working. same sewage system. A modified toilet outside mainland China, including two deaths found to be infected, raising fears the virus The restart of business poses a risk of fur- drainage pipe in her unit may have helped in Hong Kong and the Philippines. Of those, may be spreading through plumbing, similar ther spreading the virus, but the country has spread the virus and officials are checking if 135 are from a cruise ship quarantined in to what happened in 2003's deadly SARS out- little recourse, said Cong Liang, secretary gen- any other units have made such alternations Yokohama, near Tokyo. break. eral of the National Development and Reform while they disinfect the building. The Latest developments: Commission, China's main economic planning XI SEEKS TO BOOST MORALE body. US SUSPENDS VISA SERVICES, EVAC- PROVINCIAL HEALTH OFFICIALS “Without the reopening of businesses, in UEES SET TO LEAVE QUARANTINE In a bid to boost morale, Xi visited a com- SACKED the short term, it will affect the supply of munity health center Monday in Beijing and medical material and ... in the long run, it will Among a growing number of travel restric- expressed confidence in the “war against the With the death toll reaching 1,016 in main- affect the supply of all kinds of production tions, the U.S. said that, as of Monday, it had disease.” land China and no end in sight, heads are and life materials and will make the control suspended regular visa services at the Xi wore a surgical mask and had his tem- beginning to roll. and prevention efforts on the front line unsus- embassy in Beijing and consulates general in perature taken before expressing his thanks to While no central government-level officials tainable. The target of defeating the epidemic Chengdu, Guangzhou, Shanghai and health workers on behalf of the ruling have lost their jobs, state media reported will not be reached,” Cong said at a news con- Shenyang. The Consulate General in Wuhan Communist Party and government. "We will Tuesday that the top health officials in Hubei ference. has already been closed and its staff evacuat- most definitely win this people's war," he said province, home to the epicenter of Wuhan, With rigid travel restrictions, any return to ed. during his Monday visit, videos of which have been relieved of their duties. normalcy on a national level still appears A presidential proclamation issued Feb. 2 were repeated every hour Tuesday on state No specific reasons were given, although weeks or months away. banned entry to the U.S. to foreigners or non- television's news channel. the province's initial response was deemed permanent residents who had been in China Much of Xi's message was focused on call- slow and ineffective. Speculation that higher- HONG KONG fewer than 14 days prior to their arrival. ing for citizens to follow the party's dictates level officials could be sacked has simmered, Exceptions were made for foreign diplomats, and aimed at minimizing the potentially mas- but doing so could spark political infighting In Hong Kong, authorities evacuated some flight crew and family members of U.S. citi- sive economic impact of the outbreak. and be a tacit admission that the Communist residents of an apartment block after two zens or permanent residents. His appearance came amid questioning of Party dropped the ball. cases among those living there raised suspi- Meanwhile, nearly 200 evacuees prepared the government's handling of the crisis, partic- The virus outbreak has become the latest cion that the virus may be spreading through Tuesday to end their two-week quarantine at a ularly the failure of local officials in the worst- political challenge for the party and its leader, the building's plumbing. Southern California military base where they hit city of Wuhan to clarify the extent of the Xi, who despite accruing more political power It was reminiscent of the SARS outbreak have been living since flying out of China. outbreak. Public anger has been inflamed over than any Chinese leader since Mao Zedong, that killed hundreds in the semi-autonomous None of those who flew into March Air the death of a young doctor sickened by the has struggled to handle crises on multiple Chinese city. The biggest number of connected Reserve Base has tested positive for the dis- virus who had been threatened along with fronts. Those include a sharply slowing cases in that outbreak were in one apartment ease, health authorities said, although one seven others by police for warning of the domestic economy, the trade war with the U.S. complex where the virus spread through evacuee at another base was found to have the potential for a major outbreak as early as and push-back on China's increasingly aggres- sewage pipes. highly infectious virus and was in hospital December.

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The Justice Department is challenging the state of New Jersey and the county that is RULING PARTY LOSING BADLY IN INDIA South Seminole Hospital following the crash, which hap- party affiliation. home to the city of Seattle over so-called sanc- pened just after 1 p.m. Saturday. To ensure you are regis-

tuary policies that hinder federal immigration The crash happened on Wekiva Springs Road and tered to vote or to confirm Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Hindu officers. Riverbend Boulevard in unincorporated Seminole County, your party affiliation, go to nationalist party is facing a stunning defeat by said Lt. Kim Montes, FHP public affairs officer. VoteSeminole.org, click on a regional party in elections seen as a referen- SAMBA GOES GLOBAL A news release said Richard Messal, 72, of Longwood “Find My Record.” dum on Modi's policies such as a new national was driving his 2013 Honda SUV eastbound on Wekiva Early Voting for the citizenship law. Foreign dancers are flocking to Rio de Springs Road. Sparks drove his Harley Davidson motorcy- Presidential Preference

Janeiro's samba schools ahead of Carnival to cle westbound. Primary will take place IRAN REMEMBERS 1979 ISLAMIC REV- learn the latest moves and trends. When Messal turned left onto Riverbend Boulevard, the from Saturday, March 7 OLUTION front of the Honda hit the left side of the motorcycle. through Saturday, March 14 WHAT BASEBALL IS CONSIDERING Sparks was ejected from the bike after the collision. He was between the hours of 10 Hundreds of thousands across the Islamic pronounced dead at South Seminole Hospital in a.m. and 6 p.m. On Election Republic mark the anniversary amid some of Expanding the playoffs to nearly half the Longwood, Montes said. Day, Tuesday March 17, the the highest tensions ever between Tehran and teams and allowing higher-seeded wild-card This crash remains under investigation and charges are polls will be open from 7 the U.S. in the past four decades. teams to choose opponents. pending against Messal, Montes said in the news release. a.m. until 7 p.m.

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A V E Page 8 Wednesday February 12, 2020 Sports ORLANDOBriefs SPEEDWORLD Coming up at Orlando Speed World Dragway: * Today (Wednesday) is “Whoop Azz Wednesday”, fea- turing “All Welcome Test and Tune, Grudge Racing and Fun Runs” with gates opening at 6 p.m. and racing from 6 p.m.-to-11 p.m. General Admission is $12, plus an additional $13 to race. * Saturday _ BLP Racing Products Professional NHRAET Championship Bracket Series. Events include Quick 32, Super Pro (1/8-mile), Pro (no box, 1/8- mile), Pro Cycle (1/4-mile), Pitch Power Sportsman (1/4-mile), Jr.Dragster, Pro Sportsman (10-16, 1/8-mile), Jr.Street (13-17) and Novice (8-9). Gates open at 8 a.m. and Time Trials at 10 a.m. to be followed by Eliminations.Admission is $15 (kids 10-and-Under free). * Funday Sunday.“All Welcome” Test-n-Tune & Grudge Racing. Free Swap Space with paid admission. Gates open at 10 a.m. Racing from 10:30 a.m.-to-5 p.m. Admission is $15 (kids 10-and- Under free). Race Fee is $10. The Dragway Information Hotline is at (407) 568-5522 and the website is at _ www.raceosw.com/dragway/. SpeedWorld is located 17 miles east of Orlando in Bithlo at 19164 East Colonial Drive, between Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. UCF SOFTBALL UCF Softball is being recog- nized for its historic start to the 2020 campaign as the American Athletic Conference has named Justene Molina and Alea White the league’s Player and Pitcher of the Week, respectively. White appeared in three games on Opening Weekend as UCF went 5-1 in The Black and Gold Tournament hosted at the UCF Softball Complex. She was a Knightmare for opposing bat- ters all weekend, tossing six scoreless innings opening night against Indiana and striking out eight to lead the Knights to vic- tory. In four total appearances, White had 19 innings pitched, 24 strikeouts, allowed just four earned runs and was 3-0. The Pitcher of the Week honor marks her 9th time earning the award as she earned it four times in both the 2018 and 2019 seasons. Earning her first career confer- ence Player of the Week, Justene Molina was the backbone of a Knights’ attack that posted a record-high 40 combined runs in the team’s first six games. The junior transfer from Boise State slashed .600/.647/.943 with a home run (the first in her UCF career) and 10 RBI to lead UCF to a 5-1 record on the weekend, including four wins over Power6 opponents. In six games, Molina Photos submitted had nine hits and 10 RBI, a triple and 14 total bases, three multi-hit The Seminole (top) and Lake Mary Prep (above) boys soccer teams win their respective District Tournament Championships and will host a Regional Quarterfinal contest tonight (Wednesday). games and hits in five games. The last time the Knights earned both Player and Pitcher of the Week honors in the Seminole, Lake Mary Prep, Orangewood Christian,Trinity Prep boys advance to Regional Quarterfinals same week was May 8, 2017 By Dean Smith Nikolic with a goal and two assists and Eric Semifinals At Boone High School when Alea White and Cassady Herald Staff Torres scoring a goal, and then roughing up Wednesday, February 5 Friday, February 7 Brewer each earned the award. Spring Hill-Bishop McLaughlin Academy in Game2_(1)Seminole6,(5)Ocala-WestPort1. Game 3 _ Championship: (1) Boone 3, On Deck: Seminole County will be sending four the finale, 9-2, with Daniel Dalmau record- Game 3 _ (2) Spruce Creek 2, (3) Lake (3) Lake Brantley 0. The Knights will be back at The teams to tonight’s (Wednesday) ing six goals and an assist, Rocha with three Mary 2 (4-1 PKs). Class 7A-District 4 Plex today (Wednesday) for a Regional Quarterfinals in Boys Soccer goals and three assists and Marco Nicolic Finals showdown with the number one Quarterfinals overall nationally ranked and they are all strong programs. and Bruno Brito contributing an assist each. At Daytona State College Friday, January 31 Washington Huskies. First pitch is Seminole High School (19-3-1) unseat- Trinity Prep (13-3-1) and Orangewood Friday, February 7 Game 1 _ (5) Timber Creek 3, (4) Oviedo 1. scheduled for 6 p.m. UCF will ed defending State Champion Lake Mary Christian (6-6-3) both earned Wild Card Game 4 _ Championship: (1) Seminole Game2_(3)Hagerty3,(6)Orlando-University1. then host the Knights Classic, fea- High as Class 7A-District 2 champions, sports after finishing as runner-ups in 3, (2) Spruce Creek 2. At Showalter Field, Winter Park turing UCF,Villanova, Penn State, rolling over Ocala-West Port (12-7-1), 6-1, Class 3A-District 9 and Class 2A-District 5, Class 7A-District 3 Semifinals Iowa State, and FAU, Friday in the Semifinals behind two goals each respectively, while Lake Brantley (12-5-5) Quarterfinals Wednesday, February 5 (starting at 11:30 a.m.), Saturday from Jacob Longway and Jackson Moore, also finished second in Class 7A-District 3 Monday, January 27 Game 3 _ (2) Lake Nona 1, (3) Hagerty 0. (9 a.m.) and Sunday (9 a.m.). and then hold off homestanding Spruce to host Boone, but did not qualify. Game 1 _ (3) Lake Brantley 1, (6) Apopka 0. Class 6A-District 4 At Ocoee High School RAIDERS BASEBALL Creek, 3-2, in the Championship Match. Here are the District Tournament Monday, January 27 The Raider Baseball team (5-4) Lake Mary Prep (14-2-1) romped to the results and Regional Schedules: Semifinals Game 1 _ (4) Winter Springs 2, (5) went 1-2 against Indian River Class 2A-District 4 Championship at Mount Class 7A-District 2 Wednesday, January 29 Lyman 1 (6-5 in SO). State, winning 3-2 at home on Dora Christian, whipping Cornerstone Quarterfinals Game 2 _ (3) Lake Brantley 3, (2) At Richard L. Evans Field, Casselberry Friday, before dropping a pair Christian, 8-2, in the Semifinals, with Vander Friday, January 31 Ocoee 2 (7-6 PKs). on Saturday, 5-2 and 5-0, in Fort Alves Rocha scoring six goals, Marko Game1_(3)LakeMary5,(6)OC-University0. Finals See Soccer, Page 9 Pierce. The team then returned to Historic Sanford Stadium on Monday and blewout South Florida State College, 14-3. SSC will hit the road for a rematch with South Florida Duo must carry girls basketball torch for County State today (Wednesday) in Avon Park at 6 p.m. and then head to Clearwater on Friday for a 1 p.m. matchup with St. Lake Howell, TMA lone Petersburg College, before returning to campus on Saturday to host CCBC- local regional qualifiers Catonsville (Maryland) for a doubleheader at noon and 3 By Dean Smith p.m. at Jack Pantelias Field. Herald Staff SANFORD ADULTSOFTBALL Despite very good regular season campaigns by several Here is the upcoming teams, when the final horn sounded during District schedule in the City of Tournament play,only The Master’sAcademy (22-5) was able Sanford Parks and Recreation to win a championship and only Lake Howell (13-12) had a Department Adult Softball high enough ranking to qualify as a Wild Card team and will Polar Bear Season. The Semi-Co-Ed/Fun League play in Regional Quarterfinals tomorrow (Thursday). on Wednesday will have The Eagles had very little trouble winning the Class 3A- Billabongs battling Fusion at District 4 title, dominating county foe Trinity Prep, 55-22, 6:30 p.m.; Pat’s Liquor squar- in the Semifinals and the cruising past host The First ing off with the Lions at 7:30 Academy-Orlando, the top seed, 75-50, behind 21 points p.m. and HTNB tackling The from Hannah Kohn and 16 points from Chloe Kitts. Blue Liners at 8:30 p.m. In an ironic twist, under the new format, TMA will host TFA-O in the Class 3A-Region 1 Quarterfinals. WORLD SERIES The Silver Hawks bested Kissimmee-Liberty, 61-46, Here is everything you need to know for the 2020 World Series in the Class 6A-District 6 Quarterfinals, but then fell to of Asphalt Stock Car Racing at host Bartow, 68-56, in the semifinals. New Smyrna Speedway! Seminole (14-13) had one of the best late season runs in the Racing starts at 7:30 p.m.! area, and got off to a great start in Class 7A-District 2, blowing 2/12 _ John Blewitt Memorial past Orange City-University,68-40, in the Quarterfinals and Tour Modified 76; Super Late then upset No. 2 seeded Ocala-West Port (5-11), 51-30, with 35; Pro Late 35; Modified 35. Morgan Dillard pouring in 25 points and Minnie Griffin scor- Tickets: $30 GA, $35 Reserved. Photo submitted ing 16 points, but the Fighting Seminoles were eliminated by host and top-seeded Spruce Creek, 62-50, in the final. See Briefs, Page 9 The Masterʼs Academy girls basketball team (above) won its District Championship and will host a Regional Quarterfinal Game tomorrow (Thursday). See Basketball,Page 9 SANFORD HERALD Wednesday, February 12, 2020 • Page 9 Citronauts top Tulsa in #UCFinSpace Game Green, DeJesus lead UCF men past Golden Hurricanes Special to the Herald Smith was hampered by foul trouble once coverage on ESPN2 and FM 96.9 The Game. again, scoring just one point in 17 minutes. Here is the box score: ORLANDO — Sporting faux-back Sophomore forward Ibrahim Famouke UCF 83, TULSA 75 Citronaut uniforms for the first Doumbia was especially key to the ‘Nauts Tulsa (15-8, 7-3 AAC) #UCFinSpace game on the hardwood, the success on Sunday, scoring a career-best Lawson Korita 4-7 2-2 12, Jeriah Horne 3- UCF men’s basketball team recorded out- eight points on 2-of-3 shooting from the field 12 0-0 9, Darien Jackson 4-6 1-4 9, Elijah of-this-world shooting numbers to secure and 4-of-6 from the free throw line. Doumbia Joiner 3-5 1-1 8, Emmanuel Ugboh 0-1 0-0 an 83-75 victory over visiting Tulsa Sunday also grabbed six rebounds in the victory. 0, Martins Igbanu 12-16 5-6 30, Isaiah Hill afternoon at Addition Financial Arena. UCF led by eight points at the break thanks 1-5 4-4 6, Josh Earley 0-2 1-2 1, Reggie “We beat a good basketball team,” UCF to 14 first-half points from Green and extended Jones 0-4 0-0 0. TOTALS: 27-58 14-19 75. head coach Johnny Dawkins said. “A basket- the advantage to as many as 19 points when UCF (13-10, 4-7 AAC) ball team that’s been playing as good as any Green connected on a three with 7:17 to play. Ceasar DeJesus 8-13 2-4 18, Dazon Ingram 3-3 in our conference throughout conference play. The Golden Hurricane (15-8, 7-3) continued 4-4 12, Matt Milon 2-7 1-2 7, Dre Fuller Jr. 2-4 1-2 I’m proud of our guys’ effort. It takes a heck to cut into the Citronaut lead, getting it down 6, Collin Smith 0-2 1-2 1, Darin Green Jr. 7-9 6-8 of an effort to play them and to score what to just four points with 14 seconds to play,but 26, Ibrahim Famouke Doumbia 2-3 4-6 8, Tony we scored tonight. Really happy our guys UCF was able to hold on with free throws from Johnson Jr. 1-2 0-0 3, Brandon Mahan 0-0 2-2 2, were able to accomplish a good victory.” Green and Dazon Ingram down the stretch. Avery Diggs 0-2 0-0 0. TOTALS: 25-45 21-30 83. The Citronauts (13-10, 4-7) were on fire Ceasar DeJesus added 18 points for the Halftime _ UCF 37, Tulsa 29. 3point field from beyond the arc, knocking down a sea- Citronauts, going 8-of-13 from the floor, goals _ Tulsa 7-21 (Horne 3-10, Korita 2-4, son-high 12 from long distance. Going 12- and dished out a game-high five assists. Igbaun 1-1, Joiner 1-1, Hill 0-2, Jones 0-2, of-21, the 57.1 shooting percentage from 3- Ingram chipped in with 12 points on a per- Jackson 0-1); UCF 12-21 (Green 6-7, Milon 2-6, point range was the highest mark for UCF fect 3-of-3 from the field and grabbed a Ingram 2-2, Fuller 1-3, Johnson 1-2, Diggs 0-1). this season by over 10 percentage points. game-high eight rebounds. Team fouls _ Tulsa 22; UCF 21. Fouled out _ Freshman Darin Green Jr. launched him- The ‘Nauts shot 55.6 percent from the Tulsa, Joiner, Earley.Technical fouls _ Tulsa, self into the spotlight on Sunday, connect- field as a team and went 21-of-30 from the Igbanu. Rebounds _Tulsa 25 (Korita, Horne, ing on six of his seven 3-point attempts, free throw line. UCF held Tulsa to just 33.3 Igbanu 5 each); UCF 32 (Ingram 8, Doumbia 6, went 7-for-9 from the field overall and hit percent shooting from 3-point range and Fuller 5). Turnovers _ Tulsa 9; UCF 15. Assists 6-of-8 from the free throw line, finishing outrebounded the Hurricane 32-25. _Tulsa 13 (Horne, Jackson, Hill 3 each); UCF 13 with a career-high 26 points. UCF will be in action tomorrow (Thursday), (DeJesus 5). Steals _ Tulsa 7 (Korita, Horne, Herald photos by Greg Fencik UCF needed the performances from hosting Wichita State. The Knights and the Hill 2 each); UCF 7 (DeJesus 3). Blocked shots Darin Green Jr. (No. 22) and Ceasar DeJesus (No. 4) combined for Green and others, as leading scorer Collin Shockers are scheduled to tip off at 7 p.m. with _ UCF 6 (Fuller 4, Smith, Johnson). 44 points to lead host UCF past Tulsa Sunday afternoon.

Briefs Pro Trucks 25; Ground Pounders UCF (13-8, 5-4 AAC) continues road The Stetson men (13-12 overall, 7- offensive charge. The Freshman was 4- against Hillsborough Community 25. Tickets: $35 GA, $40 Reserved. action with a trip to Houston tonight 3 ASUN) will host North Alabama 4 on the day with four doubles and six College on Tuesday and will head to Continued from Page 8 2/15 _ Orange Blossom Super Late (Wednesday). The teams will tip at 8 tomorrow (Thursday) at 7 p.m. RBI. Logan Keith was 3-5 with two Broward College for two on Friday 2/13 _ Tour Modified 35; Super 100; Florida Pro Truck Challenge p.m. The Knights will return to doubles and six RBI. Speedster Amy and Miami-Dade College on Saturday Late 35; Pro Late 35; Modified 35. Series 50; Modified 35; Super Stock Orlando on Saturday for a matchup RAIDERS SOFTBALL Lee went 2-3 with two stolen bases in with games at noon and 2 p.m. Tickets: $30 GA, $35 Reserved. 50. Tickets: $35 GA, $40 Reserved. with Cincinnati at 2 p.m. on ESPN3. On a breezy night with severe storms game one. The Raiders plated 10 runs 2/14 _ Richie Evans Memorial looming, the Seminole State Softball in the first inning of game two. UCF BASEBALL Tour Modified 100; Pro Late 100; UCF WOMEN STETSON MEN team won the 1,000th game in the his- Dr. Georgia Lorenz, President of The UCF baseball team opens the tory of the program. The Raiders, play- Seminole State College, threw out the season on Friday at 6 p.m. against ing at Boombah Soldiers Creek, domi- ceremonial first pitch on Saturday Siena at John Euliano Park. The nated South Florida State 11-0 and 10-1. and the Raiders swept Eastern Florida teams will then play a doubleheader Basketball Class 6A-District 6 Sam Guider (1-0) got the game State, 2-1 in 8 innings, and 9-4. at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. on Saturday and Continued from Page 8 Quarterfinals one victory. Guider threw five Guider (2-0) got the game one win a single game at 1 p.m. on Sunday. Oviedo (20-5) also had a great season, but after Tuesday, February 4 innings of three hit ball, with five in a nail bitter, string out five. strikeouts. Sophomore Jenae Game two was a bit more wide COLLEGIATE BASEBALL crushing Orlando-University, 66-26, the Lions were Game 1 _ (3) Lake Howell61, (6) Kissimmee-Liberty 46. Fedewa (1-0) picked up the win in open with Taylor Thomas picking RussMatt Baseball will be hosting the upset by Colonial, 54-52, in overtime in the Class Semifinals game two. Fedewa threw four up the win and Fedewa threw two month long (February 14-Match 15) 7A-District 4 semifinals and failed to finish in the Wednesday, February 5 innings, allowing a run and four strong innings in relief. RussMatt Central Florida Invitational top 8 in the region and did not earn a wild card. Game 2 _ (2) Bartow 68, (3) Lake Howell 56. hits while fanning one. Alexis On Sunday,the Raiders (8-0) traveled at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium Here are the District results and Regional Schedules: Class 3A-District 4 Gutierrez came on in the fifth and to Palm Beach State and swept again, with Purdue battling Hofstra at 3 p.m. Class 7A-District 2 At The First Academy-Orlando allowed one hit and struck out one. winning 16-6 in 5-innings and 13-7. on Friday.The teams will play a dou- Quarterfinals Semifinals Freshman, Liz Cutlip was named the The team continued the road trip bleheader starting at noon on Saturday Tuesday, February 4 Tuesday, February 4 Qdoba Player of the Day and led the with a doubleheader in Tampa and a single game on Sunday at noon. Game 1 _ (5) Lake Mary 56, (4) DeLand 50. Game1_(1)TheMaster’sAcademy55,(4)TrinityPrep22. Game2_(3)Seminole68,(6)OrangeCity-University40. Finals At Spruce Creek High School, Port Orange Thursday, February 6 Semifinals Game 2 _ Championship: (1) The Master’s Soccer Friday, February 7 Wednesday, February 5 Academy 75, (2) The First Academy-Orlando 50. Continued from Page 8 Game 3 _ Championship: (2) Circle Christian 3, Game 3 _ (1) Spruce Creek 65, (5) Lake Mary 45. Class 2A-District 9 Semifinals (1) Orangewood Christian 2. Game 4 _ (3) Seminole 51, (2) Ocala-West Port 20. At Trinity Christian Academy, Deltona Regionals Finals Semifinals Wednesday, January 29 Game 2 _ (3) South Lake 2, (2) Lake Howell 1 (OT). Class 7A-Region 1 Friday, February 7 Tuesday, February 4 Quarterfinals Game 5 _ Championship: (1) Spruce Creek 62, Game 1 _ (2) South Daytona-Warner Christian Game 3 _ (1) Edgewater 7, (4) Winter Springs 2. Class 3A-District 9 Wednesday, February 12 (3) Seminole 50. Academy 51, (3) Lake Mary Prep 33. Quarterfinals Game 1 _ Lake Nona at Seminole, 7 p.m. Class 7A-District 3 Regionals Game 2 _ St. John’s-Bartram Trail at Winter Park, 7 p.m. At Dr. Philips High School, Orlando Class 6A-Region 2 Thursday, January 30 Game 1 _ (5) Cornerstone Charter Academy 2, Semifinals Quarterfinals Quarterfinals Saturday, February 15 Monday, February 3 Thursday, February 13 (4) Crooms Academy 1. At The First Academy-Orlando Game 3 _ Quarterfinal winners, site TBA, 7 p.m. Game 1 _ (2) West Orange 69, (7) Lake Brantley 23. Game 1 _ Seffner-Armwood at Tampa Bay Tech, 7 p.m. Semifinals Class 3A-Region 3 Class 7A-District 4 Game 2 _ Lake Howell at St. Cloud, 7 p.m. Tuesday, February 4 Quarterfinals Quarterfinals Semifinals Wednesday, February 12 Monday, February 3 Tuesday, February 18 Game 2 _ (2) Trinity Prep 2, (3) TFA-Orlando 0. Finals Game 1 _ Boca Raton-St. John Paul II Academy Game 1 _ (5) Lyman 40, (4) Hagerty 31. Game3_Game1winnervs.Game2winner,siteTBA,7p.m. Friday, February 7 at Lake Highland Prep, 7 p.m. Game 2 _ (2) Oviedo 66, (7) Orlando-University 26. Class 3A-Region 1 Game 3 _ Championship: (1) Lake Highland Game 2 _ Trinity Prep at West Palm Beach- At Winter Park High School Quarterfinals Oxbridge Academy, 7 p.m. Semifinals Thursday, February 13 Prep 1, (2) Trinity Prep 0. Class 2A-District 4 Semifinals Wednesday, February 5 Game 1 _ Episcopal School of Jacksonville at At Mount Dora Christian Academy Saturday, February 15 Game 3 _ (1) Timber Creek 56, (5) Lyman 21. Tallahassee Florida State University High School, 7 p.m. Semifinals Game 3 _ Quarterfinal winners, site TBA, 7 p.m. Game 4 _ (3) Colonial 54, (2) Oviedo 52 (O.T.) Game 2 _ The First Academy-Orlando at The Tuesday, February 4 Class 2A-Region 1 Class 6A-District 4 Master’s Academy, 7 p.m. Game 1 _ (1) Lake Mary Prep 7, (4) Lecanto- Quarterfinals At New Smyrna Beach High School Semifinals Wednesday, February 12 Tuesday, February 4 Tuesday, February 18 Seven Rivers Christian 0. Finals Game 1 _ Tallahassee-St. John Paul II at Maclay,7 p.m. Game 1 _ (3) South Lake 23, (6) Winter Springs 23. Game3_Game1winnervs.Game2winner,siteTBA,7p.m. Friday, February 7 Game2_Jasper-HamiltonCountyatLakeMaryPrep,7p.m. Game 2 _ Championship: (1) Lake Mary Prep 9, Semifinals (3) Spring Hill-Bishop McLaughlin Academy 2. Saturday, February 15 Class 2A-District 5 Game 3 _ Quarterfinal winners, site TBA, 7 p.m. Quarterfinals Class 2A-Region 2 Friday, January 31 Quarterfinals Game 1 _ (5) The Master’s Academy 4, (4) Wednesday, February 12 International Community School 3. Game 1 _ Orangewood Christian at Winter at The Geneva School, Winter Park Garden-Foundation Academy, 7 p.m. Semifinals Game 2 _ Valrico-Foundation Christian at Tuesday, February 4 Tampa-Carrollwood Day, 7 p.m. Game 2 _ (1) Orangewood Christian 3, (5) The Semifinals Master’s Academy 2. Saturday, February 15 Finals Game 3 _ Quarterfinal winners, site TBA, 7 p.m. PAGE 10 • Midweek: Feb 12-15, 2020 SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS LEGALS LEGALS THE BOARD Continued from Page 2 the Personal Representative NOTWITHSTANDING THE and the Personal TIME PERIOD SET FORTH Representative’s attorney are ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED sociation of Florida, Inc.; (Stephen 22—HEALTH-cArE 99—ApArTmEnTs - 153—LAnd/LoTs 223— set forth below. TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Caldwell Wright, Ph.D., Founder & unFurnisHEd For sALE miscELLAnEous All creditors of the decedent AFTER THE DECEDENTS GET YOUR MEDICAL and other persons having DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. President); and Derrick M. Thomas, MARIJUANA CARD. CALL claims or demands against Project Community Liaison. Georgia Arms Vacant Land Wanted to Buy or Trade decedent's estate including The date of the first publication FOR FREE EVALUATION Apartments 1 acre zoned industrial 132 ft. Freon Wanted: We pay CA$H BY PHONE, 386-232-5599. unmatured, contingent or unliq- of this Notice is February 12, Rent based on income! frontage on Hwy 46. Close to for cylinders and cans. R12 uidated claims, on whom a copy 2020. The Artists: RXPO.COM 1-2 bedrooms, 417 Beltway, Sanford Airport, R500 R11 R113 R114. of this notice is served within Now Accepting Applications: I-4, and historic Sanford. Convenient three months must file their JAMES A. BARKS, Attorney Alijhaé West is a 20-year old artist 70—EducATion & 407-323-4000 (TTY:711) Within Sanford City limits. claims with this Court WITHIN Florida Bar No. 197564 from a military family from El Paso, TX, 2600 Georgia Ave., $139,900. Certified Professionals Call 312- THE LATER OF THREE Attorney for Personal TrAining Sanford, FL 634-6652 or visit MONTHS AFTER THE Representative now living in Central Florida. She’s been DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- BARKS LAW FIRM More Info: Paul Osborne RefrigerantFinders.com LICATION OF THIS 1274 Upsala Road drawing since elementary school after AVIATION Careers start here www.GeorgiaArms Venture 1 Properties NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS Sanford, Florida 32771 observing her mother drawing at home. with hands on training for FAA Apartments.com 407-718-0600 AFTER THE DATE OF [email protected] certification in airframe and SERVICE OF A COPY OF (407) 321 - 1224 She stated, “Being able to create allows powerplant. Financial aid if 223— LEGALS THIS NOTICE ON THEM. me to escape to a dream world and it's qualified No experience All other creditors of the dece- NORMAN SHEA, my calming place when stressed. equired. Call AIM 888-242-2649 miscELLAnEous dent and persons having claims Personal Representative or demands against the dece- 800 South Osprey Avenue Throughout the years, I've dabbled in PIANO INSTRUCTION for all dent’s estate, including unma- Sarasota, Florida 34236 tured, contingent or unliquidat- painting, pottery, and digital art. I enjoy 149—commErciAL ages. Over 20 years of 93—rooms For B088 ed claims, must file their claims Publish: February 12, 19, 2020 teaching experience. 661- sharing my work and inspiring others.” propErTy For sALE with this Court WITHIN B092 rEnT 414-4549. I Love Music! THREE MONTHS AFTER Joyce “Joy” Hayes, a native of Newark, THE DATE OF THE FIRST Property zoned RMO1. Useful Big Sun NJ, now living in Florida, had a passion Furnished room for NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS PUBLICATION OF THIS for residential, commercial, K-9 Training NAME NOTICE. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT for art even as a little girl. She knew that

rent, single female, business, professional office, We Can Train Any Dog! ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FOR SEMINOLE she was not inclined to become a nurse and multi-family. 1548 sq ft on 407-875-7585 Notice is hereby given that I am FILED WILL BE FOREVER COUNTY, FLORIDA non-smoker, Celery major Sanford thoroughfare. engaged in business at 108 BARRED. or teacher as expected by her parents. GET YOUR MEDICAL $164,900. Pine Isle Drive, Seminole PROBATE DIVISION Key Subdivision, MARIJUANA CARD. CALL County, Sanford, Florida 32773 Instead, she chose to pursue her passion The date of the first Publication FOR FREE EVALUATION under the Fictitious Name of $650 including Paul Osborne of this notice is February 12, File Number 2019 CP for art and she attended the Morris BY PHONE, 386-232-5599. KingGordon Jewels, and 1470 utilities, wifi & Venture 1 Properties 2020. County Vocational Technical School and RXPO.COM that I intend to register said cable. No Pets. 407-718-0600 name with the Divisions of Personal Representative: IN RE: ESTATE OF the Newark School of Fine and Industrial Corporations, Tallahassee, Luis Calderon LOUIS CHARLES 407-782-1968. Florida, in accordance with the 803 Mimosa Drive WILLIAMSON, Arts in Newark where she earned a provisions of the Fictitious Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 Degree in Fashion and Pictorial Name Statues, to-wit: Section Attorney For Personal NOTICE TO CREDITORS 865.09, Florida Statutes 1991. Representative Illustration. Joy believes that through LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS Marvin L. Beaman, Jr., Esq.The administration of the estate her art she can touch the hearts of people Cherie King-Gordon Florida Bar No. 122321 of LOUIS CHARLES MARVIN L. BEAMAN, JR., P.A WILLIAMSON, deceased, and positively influence them. Her illus- Publish: February 12, 2020 605 N. Wymore Road whose date of death was trations have been used in many publica- B089 Winter Park, Florida 32789- October 22, 2019, is pending in IN THE EIGHTEENTH claims or demands against AND RECOVERY INC reserves tions nationwide; and her art has been CIRCUIT COURT FOR decedent's estate must file their the right to accept or reject any 2893 the Circuit Court for Seminole Tel. 407-628-4200 County, Florida, Probate SEMINOLE COUNTY, claims with this court WITHIN 3 and/or all bids. exhibited in numerous galleries, i.e., The FLORIDA MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Fax 407-740-8402 Division, the address of which is IN THE CIRCUIT COURT [email protected] Post Office Box 8099, Sanford, African American Museum of Art, Mary PROBATE DIVISION OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION 2003 NISSAN OF THE EIGHTEENTH OF THIS NOTICE. VIN #: 3N1CB51D93L800408 Florida 32772-8099. The McLeod Bethune Visual Arts Gallery, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Publish: February 12, 19, 2020 names and addresses of the File No. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED AND FOR B091 personal representative and the Harris House at New Smyrna, Metro 20-CP-000113-SA-P WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS Publish: February 12, 2020 SEMINOLE COUNTY, personal representative’s attor- SET FORTH IN FLORIDA B083 Galleries in Orlando and Deltona, and FLORIDA ney are set forth below. IN RE: ESTATE OF STATUTES SECTION 733.702 CASE NO. 2018CA001239 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. the DeBary and Casselberry City Halls. All creditors of the decedent ROBERT ALLAN SCHWOB NOTWITHSTANDING THE NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE Marcellus Walker, a native of Vero TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT and other persons having NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: LLC D/B/A MR. COOPER, FOR SEMINOLE claims or demands against Beach, FL, started drawing at an early Deceased. ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Courtesy Towing, Inc. gives TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE COUNTY, FLORIDA decedent’s estate, on whom a Notice of Foreclosure of Lien Plaintiff, copy of this notice is required to age, possibly around 5 years old. His NOTICE TO CREDITORS AFTER THE DECEDENT'S and intent to sell these vehicles (Summary DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. PROBATE DIVISION be served must file their claims extended family lived in New Jersey and on 02/26/2020, 09:00 am at vs. with this Court WITHIN THE Administration) 1850 High St, Longwood, FL VANESSA EWBANK, et al. Philadelphia, PA, which exposed him to The date of first publication of File Number 2020 CP LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER 32750 Longwood, FL 32750- Defendants 171 THE TIME OF THE FIRST TO ALL PERSONS HAVING this notice is February 5, 2020 3722, pursuant to subsection numerous art forms, i.e. Urban and Afro CLAIMS OR DEMANDS PUBLICATION OF THIS 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. NOTICE OF FORECLO- IN RE: ESTATE OF NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER Impressions. In college, he majored in AGAINST THE ABOVE Attorney for Personal Courtesy Towing, Inc. reserves SURE SALE ESTATE: Representative: BERT RODGERS, THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A commercial art; but freelance art was his the right to accept or reject any COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON You are hereby notified that an and/or all bids. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN passion and he began painting murals for Order of Summary WARREN B. BRAMS, ESQ. NOTICE TO CREDITORS THEM. pursuant to a Final Judgment of Administration has been Florida Bar Number: 0698921 2006 1HGCM56116A021796 Foreclosure dated January 8, store fronts, arcades, etc. After moving entered in the estate of 2161 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd. The administration of the estate All other creditors of the dece- HONDA 2020, and entered in Case No. of BERT RODGERS, deceased, dent and other persons having to Orlando, FL, he met great artists like ROBERT ALLAN SCHWOB, Ste 201 2005 1N4AL11D65C951785 2018CA001239, of the Circuit deceased, File Number 20-CP- West Palm Beach, FL 33409 whose date of death was claims or demands against Joy Hayes; he describes Central Florida NISSAN Court of the Eighteenth Judicial November 14, 2019, is pending decedent’s estate must file their 000113, by the Circuit Court for Telephone: (561) 478-4848 2006 1N4BA41EX6C841179 Circuit in and for SEMINOLE Seminole County, Florida, Fax: (561) 478-0108 in the Circuit Court for Seminole claims with this court WITHIN 3 as a great place to display his talents. NIS County, Florida. VRMTG County, Florida, Probate MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Probate Division, the address of E-Mail: 1999 2GTEK19TXX1546533 ASSET TRUST, is Plaintiff and which is 301 N. Park Avenue, [email protected] Division, the address of which is OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION GENERAL MOTORS CORP VANESSA EWBANK; ALOMA Post Office Box 8099, Sanford, OF THIS NOTICE. • “Celebrate Historic Goldsboro” was Sanford, FL 32771; that the Secondary E-Mail: 2000 4F4YR16C3YTM24483 WOODS HOMEOWNERS decedent's date of death was [email protected] Florida 32772-8099. The MAZDA ASSOCIATION, INC.; MORT- names and addresses of the ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED the theme of Annual Goldsboro Festival August 27, 2019; that the total crosoft.com 2004 JNRAS08U34X108194 GAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- value of the estate is approxi- personal representative and the WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS that was held on Sat., Nov. 16, 2019, from INFINITI TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AS personal representative’s attor- SET FORTH IN SECTION mately $18,000.00 and that the Personal Representative: 2009 L5YTCKPA391112760 NOMINEE FOR MORT- 10 a.m.-4 p.m., on Historic Goldsboro names and addresses of those ney are set forth below. 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA TAIZ GAGEIT, INC., are defendants. PROBATE CODE WILL BE Blvd. in Sanford, hosted by the to whom it has been assigned Janice Landfair Grant Maloy, Clerk of Circuit by such order are: 2560 Bullion Loop All creditors of the decedent FOREVER BARRED. Publish: February 12, 2020 Court for SEMINOLE, County and other persons having Goldsboro Front Porch Council; Rev. Sanford, FL 32771 B084 Florida will sell to the highest Name claims or demands against NOTWITHSTANDING THE Vernon McQueen, Council Chairman; and best bidder for cash IN Publish: February 5, 12, 2020 decedent’s estate, on whom a TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ROOM S-201 of the Commissioner-Retired, Dr. Velma H. KEVIN PHILIP SCHWOB B046 copy of this notice is required to ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Seminole County be served must file their claims TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Williams, Advisor. The theme: “Coming FICTITIOUS NAME Courthouse; 301 North Address with this Court WITHIN THE AFTER THE DECEDENTS NOTICE Park Avenue, Sanford, FL Alive on Sanford’s Westside”. The itiner- LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. 32771, at 11:00 a.m., on the 130 Jefferson Parkway, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: THE TIME OF THE FIRST ary included culture exploration through Notice is hereby given that __5TH__ day of __MARCH__, Apartment No. 604 JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S PUBLICATION OF THIS The date of the first publication HECTOR MORALES, owner, 2020, the following described dance, music and art; vendors, food, and Newnan, GA 30263 TOWING gives Notice of NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER of this Notice is February 12, desiring to engage in business property as set forth in said Foreclosure of Lien and intent to THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A 2020. under the fictitious name of Final Judgment, to wit: more. In spite of the inclement weather, a ALL INTERESTED PERSONS sell these vehicles on COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON MORALES INVESTIGATIONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: 02/24/2020, 09:00 am at 326 THEM. STUART J. BARKS, Attorney great time was had by all. located at 4308 MYRTLE- LOT 46, ALOMA WOODS LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- Florida Bar No. 197564 WOOD DR, SANFORD, FL PHASE 1, ACCORDING TO All creditors of the estate of the 6774, pursuant to subsection All other creditors of the dece- Attorney for Personal 32771 intends to register the THE PLAT THEREOF AS decedent and persons having 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. dent and other persons having Representative • Shower Down of Blessings Church, said name in SEMINOLE RECORDED IN PLAT claims or demands against the JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S claims or demands against BARKS LAW FIRM county with the Division of BOOK 47, PAGE 47 OF 201 S. Elm Ave. in Sanford, will host a estate of the decedent other TOWING reserves the right to decedent’s estate must file their 1274 Upsala Road Corporations, Florida THE PUBLIC RECORDS than those for whom provision accept or reject any and/or all claims with this court WITHIN 3 Sanford, Florida 32771 Voter Registration Drive on Sat., Feb. Department of State, pursuant OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, for full payment was made in the bids. MONTHS AFTER THE DATE [email protected] to section 865.09 of the Florida FLORIDA. 22nd, from 10 a.m.-12 noon, at the Star Order of Summary OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION (407) 321 - 1224 Statutes. Administration must file their KNAFX4A66E5144076 OF THIS NOTICE. Theater, 1017 Historic Goldsboro Blvd. in If you are a person with a claims with this court WITHIN 2014 KIA SHARON S. BORAWSKI, Publish: February 12, 2020 disability who needs any ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Personal Representative Sanford. The community is invited to THE TIME PERIODS SET accommodation in order FORTH IN FLORIDA Publish: February 12, 2020 B085 WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS 116 River Oaks Circle bring someone to register to vote. Rev. to participate in this pro- SET FORTH IN SECTION Sanford, Florida 32771 STATUTES SECTION 733.702. B079 ceeding, you are entitled, 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA Timothy D. Hudson, Sr., Pastor. ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS at no cost to you, to the PROBATE CODE WILL BE Publish: February 12, 19, 2020 NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOR- provision of certain assis- Notice Under Fictitious FOREVER BARRED. B093 EVER BARRED. NOTWITH- tance. If you require Name Law Pursuant to Sheralyn Brinson can be reached at STANDING ANY OTHER NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: assistance please con- Section 865.09, Florida APPLICABLE TIME PERIOD, JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S tact: ADA Coordinator, at [email protected]. Statutes ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) TOWING gives Notice of Seminole Court

YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE Foreclosure of Lien and intent to Administration, 301 N. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DECEDENT'S DATE OF sell these vehicles on Park Ave, Suite N301, FLORIDA RESILIENCY AND ENERGY DISTRICT that the undersigned, desiring to DEATH IS BARRED. 02/24/2020, 09:00 am at 326 Sanford, Florida 32771- NOTICE OF INTENT TO USE UNIFORM METHOD OF engage in business under the LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- 1292, (407) 665-4227. COLLECTING NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENTS fictitious name of CORNER The date of first publication of 6774, pursuant to subsection NOTE: You must contact CAFE' @ ONE SCENIC this Notice is February 5, 2020. 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. coordinator at least 7 The Florida Resiliency and Energy District (the "District" or "FRED") CENTRAL : JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S days before your sched- hereby provides notice, pursuant to Section 197.3632(3)(a), Florida

Attorney for Person Giving TOWING reserves the right to uled court appearance, or Statutes, of its intent to use the uniform method of collecting non-ad Located at 1540 CHERRY Notice: accept or reject any and/or all immediately upon receiv- valorem special assessments to be levied by it over a number of RIDGE DR County of, MULTI- bids. ing this notification if the years to fund the cost of qualifying renewable energy, energy effi- PLE IAN S. GIOVINCO, P.A. time before the sched- ciency and conservation and wind resistance improvements (collec-

Attorney 2FMDK3JC3CBA56180 uled appearance is less tively, "Qualifying Improvements") for those property owners who in the City of HEATHROW: Florida Bar Number: 994588 2012 FORD than 7 days; if you are wish to undertake such improvements within the unincorporated Florida, 32746-1902 intends 611 West Bay Street, Ste. 2B hearing or voice areas of Sarasota County, Florida and any participating incorporated to register the said name with Tampa, FL 33606 Publish: February 12, 2020 impaired, call 711. municipality, town or village within the above designated county; as the Division of Corporations of Telephone: (813) 505-5477 B080 authorized by Sections 163.08 and 197.3632, Florida Statutes, which the Florida Department of State, E-Mail: [email protected] VAN NESS LAW FIRM, will allow such assessments to be collected annually, commencing in Tallahassee, Florida Secondary E-Mail: PLC November 2020, in the same manner as provided for ad valorem [email protected] 1239 E. Newport Center Drive, taxes. Dated at HEATHROW Florida, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Suite 110 this February: day of 07, Person Giving Notice: ATHENS TOWING AND Deerfield Beach, Florida 33442 The non-ad valorem special assessments to be levied by the District 2020 : RECOVERY INC gives Notice Ph: (954) 571-2031 are voluntary and only imposed with the written consent of a proper-

RICHARD L. SCHWOB of Foreclosure of Lien and intent PRIMARY EMAIL: ty owner wishing to finance Qualifying Improvements. The govern- 6585 Nicholas Blvd., PH5 to sell these vehicles on Publish: February 12, 2020 [email protected] ing board of the District will consider the adoption of a resolution Naples, FL 34108 03/12/2020, 08:00 am at 2773 B086 electing to use the uniform method of collecting such assessments Navigator Avenue, Sanford, Tammi M. Calderone, Esq. authorized by Sections 163.08 and 197.3632, Florida Statutes, at a Publish: February 5, 12, 2020 Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- Florida Bar #: 84926 public hearing to be held on March 6, 2020 at 1:30 p.m., or as soon B045 section 713.78 of the Florida Email: thereafter as the matter may be heard, in the Conference Room of Statutes. ATHENS TOWING NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS [email protected] the City of Fernandina Beach, located at 204 Ash Street, Fernandina AND RECOVERY INC reserves NAME Beach, FL 32034. Such resolution will state the need for the levy by the right to accept or reject any Any person claiming an interest the District and will contain a legal description of the jurisdictional IN THE CIRCUIT COURT and/or all bids. Notice is hereby given that I am in the surplus from the sale, if boundaries of the District. Copies of the proposed form of resolution FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, engaged in business at 581 any, other than the property may be obtained from the Florida Resiliency and Energy District at FLORIDA 2001 CHEVY East S.R. 434, Suite 1000, owner as of the date of the lis 407-712-6352. All interested persons are invited to attend. VIN #: 1GNEK13T51R182052 Seminole County, Longwood, pendens must file a claim IN RE: ESTATE OF FL 32750 under the Fictitious before the clerk reports the sur- In the event any person decides to appeal any decision by the gov- JOHN M. LANDFAIR, Publish: February 12, 2020 Name of Water Treatment plus as unclaimed. erning board of the District with respect to any matter relating to the Deceased. B081 Technologies of Florida, and consideration of the resolution at the above-referenced public hear- that I intend to register said Publish: February 12, 19, 2020 ing, a record of the proceeding may be needed and in such an event, Probate Division name with the Divisions of B090 such person may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the pub- CASE NO.: 2020CP000076 Corporations, Tallahassee, lic hearing is made, which record includes the testimony and evi- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Florida, in accordance with the dence on which the appeal is to be based. In accordance with the NOTICE TO CREDITORS ATHENS TOWING AND provisions of the Fictitious Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing a special accom- RECOVERY INC gives Notice Name Statues, to-wit: Section IN THE CIRCUIT COURT modation or an interpreter to participate in this proceeding should The administration of the Estate of Foreclosure of Lien and intent 865.09, Florida Statutes 1991. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE contact the Florida Resiliency and Energy District at 407-712-6352 of JOHN M. LANDFAIR, to sell these vehicles on COUNTY, FLORIDA prior to the date of the hearing. deceased, whose date of death 03/08/2020, 08:00 am at 2773 Water Equipment Technologies was April 23, 2019, is pending in Navigator Avenue, Sanford, Inc. of Florida PROBATE DIVISION Publish: February 5, 12, 19, 26, 2020 the Circuit Court for Seminole Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- B032 County, Florida, Probate section 713.78 of the Florida Publish: February 12, 2020 CASE NO. Division, the address of which is Statutes. ATHENS TOWING B087 2020-CP-000168-FA-S 301 N. Park Ave, Sanford FL AND RECOVERY INC reserves 32771. The names and the right to accept or reject any IN RE ESTATE OF: addresses of the Personal and/or all bids. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT Representative and the NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS MANUEL CALDERON CITY OF LAKE MARY Personal Representative's attor- NAME 2004 TOYOTA a/k/a ney are set forth below. VIN #: 4T1CA38PX4U037967 MANUEL ENRIQUE BID 20-03 All creditors of the decedent and Notice is hereby given that I am CALDERON, other persons having claims or engaged in business at Publish: February 12, 2020 EVENTS CENTER TRANE 35 TON RTU demands against decedent's Seminole County, Florida under B082 Deceased. estate on whom a copy of this the Fictitious Name of Karli The City of Lake Mary (“City”) is seeking qualified firms to provide notice is required to be served Raven, and that I intend to reg- NOTICE TO CREDITORS EVENTS CENTER TRANE 35 TON RTU as per the City’s must file their claims with this ister said name with the The administration of the estate specifications. Bid documents will be available at DemandStar @ court ON OR BEFORE THE Divisions of Corporations, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: of MANUEL CALDERON a/k/a www.demandstar.com or 866-273-1863. Bids are due on or before LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER Tallahassee, Florida, in accor- ATHENS TOWING AND MANUEL ENRIQUE 2:00 p.m., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 2020 to the City Manager’s THE TIME OF THE FIRST dance with the provisions of the RECOVERY INC gives Notice CALDERON, File Number office, 100 N. Country Club Rd., Lake Mary, Florida 32746. PUBLICATION OF THIS Fictitious Name Statues, to-wit: of Foreclosure of Lien and intent 2020-CP-00000168-FA-S is NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER Section 865.09, Florida Statutes to sell these vehicles on pending in the Circuit Court for Publish: February 12, 2020 THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A 1991. 03/06/2020, 08:00 am at 2773 Seminole County, Florida, B077 COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Navigator Avenue, Sanford, Probate Division, the address THEM. Karli Raven Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- of which is 301 N. Park Ave., All other creditors of the dece- section 713.78 of the Florida Sanford, Florida 32772-8099. dent and other persons having Publish: February 12, 2020 Statutes. 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