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TUESDAY, MAY 12, 2015 $1.00 Vol. 92 No. 93 Man accused of attacking fi ancé on boat a boat last Saturday. victim told an investigator that Dykes the boat as she swam away, demanding Victim swam across William Albert Dykes Jr., had beaten her up while they were on a three times that she get back in. She es- 51, was arrested at about boat on Mill Pond. She said Dykes had timated that it took her 45 minutes to an Mill Pond for help 12:15 a.m. Sunday. choked her, kicked her and gagged her hour to reach the Blue Springs boat ramp According to the com- with a towel, and that she jumped out of and go to a nearby residence for help. BY DEBORAH BUCKHALTER plaint against Dykes, the the boat and started swimming for help In her sworn statement, the investigator dbuckhalter@jcfloridan.com victim showed up at a as he began to crank the vessel. wrote that the victim reported that Dykes Dykes residence on Marble Court The physical attack began during an ar- “becameangrywithherandthengrabbed A Grand Ridge man has been accused of Saturday around 7 p.m., gument, she told authorities. her and threw her to the fl oor of the boat. battery by strangulation, grand theft and asking for an ambulance and saying she She said he had taken her cellphone (The victim) stated that while she was depriving someone the use of 911 after an was bleeding. and thrown it in the water as she tried to alleged altercation with his fi ancé aboard Authorities were summoned and the call for help, and that he followed her in See BATTERY, Page 5A

A POP OF COLOR Caregiver charged with elderly exploitation Officials allege she took almost $6,000 through various means BY DEBORAH BUCKHALTER dbuckhalter@jcfloridan.com

The caretaker of an 82-year-old GrandRidgemanhasbeencharged with exploitation of the elderly, ac- cused of taking almost $6,000 from the alleged victim over time. Sue Ellen Wil- kes,45, was arrest- ed by the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office. She is listed as a resident of the Wilkes victim’s home and as his caretaker. The man’s nephew alerted au- thorities to suspicions that Wilkes had taken money from the victim, KRISTIE CLOUD / FLORIDAN and an investigation ensued. daylily blooms at a home in Marianna on Monday. As spring gives way to summer, area plants Officials described various sce- and trees refl ect the changing seasons. Most daylilies have a three- to four-week blooming period, narios in which the victim was missing money from his wallet Ausually in early or late summer. They are perennials and can endure in a garden for years with very and from his bank account. The little care. Each bloom generally lasts a day, but one plant can produce many blooms. investigation also speaks of al- leged deception involving a money exchange between the victim and Wilkes. The complaint concludes that, City eyes together, the alleged incidents added up to an approximate loss funding for of $5,932 for the victim. Fourth Street Alford man parking area injured in BY ANGIE COOK acook@jcfloridan.com wreck MARIANNA — A plan to BY DEBORAH BUCKHALTER dbuckhalter@jcfloridan.com construct an additional park- KRISTIE CLOUD/FLORIDAN ing area on Fourth Street is in Approaching the area where city offi cials plan to construct a parking lot, a vehicle drives south on Fourth Street An Alford man was critically in- the works and city officials are on Monday in Marianna. jured when he lost control of the looking for a grant to help fund owned by Marianna Health and building that sits on the south- be given to the city by Jackson motorcycle he was driving Sunday. the project. Rehabilitation Center. east corner of Third Avenue and Hospital, with the expectation Gary Cleon Cosper, 55, was driv- The prospective parking site is A preliminary site sketch Fourth Street. Additional on- of shared use upon completion ing a 2005 Harley Davidson Ul- just a few hundred feet from the from David H. Melvin Inc. Con- street parking and a new side- of the lot. tra Classic motorcycle and was old county Public Health build- sulting Engineers shows over a walk on Fourth are also shown “We could establish a westbound “at an excessive rate ing, part of a major renovation/ dozen spaces are slated to go in in the sketch. of speed” on Compass Lake Drive expansion at the municipally the grassy area just north of the Land for the parking area will See PARKING, Page 5A when he approached the intersec- tion of Kokomo Drive on Sunday around 1:45 p.m., according to Florida Highway Patrol reports. POSTAL A Ford Taurus was eastbound on Compass Lake Drive and ap- proaching the intersection at the SERVICE same time. The driver of the Taurus, identi- fi ed as 21-year-old Kristian Jerrid FOOD DRIVE Sullivan, had begun a left turn onto Kokomo Drive before the motor- arriers from the Marianna cycle came into his fi eld of vision, post office collected an esti- officials reported. mated 18,000 pounds of food As the two vehicles neared each C other, Cosper applied his brakes from customers along their routes and attempted an evasive maneu- who contributed items for pickup in ver in an attempt to avoid a colli- Saturday’s U.S. Postal Service food sion, but lost control of the bike, according to the release. The mo- drive. torcycle slid on its right side, eject- ing Cosper. The Taurus completed the left turn and Sullivan was not injured. Cosper was taken to Bay Medi- cal/Sacred Heart for treatment of DEBORAH BUCKHALTER/FLORIDAN critical injuries.

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Community Calendar TUESDAY, MAY 12 Therapy in Graceville. Dinner will be served.All Center, Marianna. Early Head Start registration for » Marianna City Farmers Market Open —7 a.m. to veterans are welcome. children 2 years old or younger on or before Sept. 1, Publisher — Valeria Roberts noon at Madison St. Park. Now featuring Panhandle » Alford Town Council Meeting — 6 p.m.Alford 2015. Preregistration for children 3 or 4 years old on vroberts@jcfloridan.com arts and crafts every Saturday. City Hall. Public welcome. or before Sep. 1, 2015. Bring child’s birth certifi cate, Social Security card and proof of all family income. Circulation Manager — Dena Oberski » St. Anne Thrift Store — 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. St. » Campbellton Town Council Meeting — 6 p.m. Do not need to bring children due to space limits. doberski@jcfloridan.com Anne’s Catholic Church, 3009 Fifth St., Marianna. Campbellton City Hall. Public welcome. Please bring completed forms to registration.Any Welcome donations: household items, clothing and » Graceville Town Council Meeting — 6 p.m. questions, contact Early Childhood Program Office CONTACT US jewelry. Proceeds go to help less fortunate in our Graceville City Hall. Public welcome. at 482-1266. community. Call 482-3734. Telephone: 850-526-3614 » Sneads Town Council Meeting — 6 p.m. Sneads » Jackson County Early Childhood Programs » Beginner/players Pinochle — 10 a.m. at McCor- City Hall. Public welcome. Registration — 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Malone School. FAX: 850-482-4478 mick Lake Clubhouse. Everyone welcome to come » Greenwood Town Council Meeting — 6:30 p.m. Preregistration for children 3 or 4 years old on or Email: editorial@jcfloridan.com and play. Call 272-6611. Greenwood City Hall. Public welcome. before Sep. 1, 2015. Bring child’s birth certifi cate, Street Address: » Republican Club of West Florida Meeting Social Security card and proof of all family income. » Autism Support Group Meeting — 6 p.m. to 4403 Constitution Lane — Noon at Jim’s Buffet & Grill, 4329 Lafayette St., Do not need to bring children due to space limits. 7:30 p.m. in the First Presbyterian Church fel- Marianna, FL 32448 Marianna. Call 352-4984. Please bring completed forms to registration.Any lowship hall, Marianna (Clinton Street entrance). Office Hours: » Sewing Circle — 12:30 p.m. at Jackson County questions, contact Early Childhood Program Office Family members, caregivers and service providers at 482-1266. Weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Senior Citizens, 2931 Optimist Drive in Marianna. welcome. Call 557-7146. Call 482-5028. » School House Rock Live — 7 p.m. Center of Arts, » Malone Town Council Meeting — 6:30 p.m. Chipola, Marianna.Tickets $8 adults $6 for age 18 MISS YOUR PAPER? » Jackson County Early Childhood Programs Malone City Hall. Public welcome. and under and are available online at www.chipola. Registration — 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Cottondale Elemen- You should receive your newspaper no later » Alcoholics Anonymous Closed Meeting — 8 edu and the Center for the Arts box offi ce. For more tary School. Preregistration for children 3 or 4 years than 6 a.m. If it does not arrive, call Circula- p.m. to 9 p.m. in the AA room of First United Method- information call Charles Sirmon at sirmonc@chip- old on or before Sep. 1, 2015. Bring child’s birth cer- tion between 6 a.m. and noon, Tuesday to ist Church, 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. Closed loa.edu or 718-2277. tificate, Social Security card and proof of all family discussion with 12 and 12 study. Everyone with a Friday, and 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Sunday. The income. Do not need to bring children due to space desire to stop drinking is welcome. Jackson County Floridan (USPS 271-840) limits. Please bring completed forms to registration. THURSDAY, MAY 14 is published Tuesday through Friday and Call Early Childhood Program Office at 482-1266. » Marianna City Farmers Market Open — 7 a.m. Sunday mornings. Periodical postage paid » Jackson County Early Childhood Programs WEDNESDAY, MAY 13 to noon at Madison St. Park. Now featuring Pan- at Marianna, FL. Registration — 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Early Childhood » Celebrate Jackson Country’s Senior Citizens handle arts and crafts every Saturday. Center, Marianna. Early Head Start Registration for — 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.Agricultural Extension Complex, » St. Anne Thrift Store — 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. St. SUBSCRIPTION RATES children 2 years old or younger on or before Sept. 1, 2741 Pennsylvania Ave. Suite 3, Marianna. Free food, Anne’s Catholic Church, 3009 Fifth St., Marianna. entertainment and door prizes. For more informa- Home delivery: $11.78 per month; $34.51 2015. Preregistration for children 3 or 4 years old on Call 482-3734 or before Sep. 1, 2015. Bring child’s birth certifi cate, tion call Susan at Jackson County Senior Citizens at for three months; $65.40 for six months; » Chipola Civic Club Meeting — Noon at The Oaks Social Security card and proof of all family income. 482-5028. and $130.16 for one year. All prices include Restaurant, U.S. 90 in Marianna.The CCC’s focus Do not need to bring children due to space limits. » Early Learning Coalition of Northwest Florida applicable state and local taxes. Mail is the local community, “Community, Children & Please bring completed forms to registration. Call Board of Directors Meeting — 11 a.m. to 12:30 Character.” Call 526-3142. subscriptions must be paid in advance. Mail Early Childhood Program Office at 482-1266. p.m. Career Source Gulf Coast Conference Room, » Marianna Kiwanis Club Meeting — Noon Jim’s subscriptions are: $46.12 for three months; » Jackson County Early Childhood Programs 625 Hwy 231, Panama City. For more information contact Suzan Gage 693-0808. Buffet & Grill.The Kiwanis Club is looking for new $92.24 for six months; and $184.47 for one Registration — 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Malone School. members. For more information call John Padgett at year. Preregistration for children 3 or 4 years old on or » Marianna Rotary Club Meeting — Noon at Jim’s 482-2290. before Sep. 1, 2015. Bring child’s birth certifi cate, Steak House. » Pilot Club Meeting — Noon Jim’s Buffet & Grill. Social Security card and proof of all family income. All subscriptions to the Jackson County » Alcoholics Anonymous Open Meeting — Noon Business meeting. For more information call John Do not need to bring children due to space limits. Floridan include delivery on Thanksgiving to 1 p.m. in the AA room of First United Methodist Padgett or Pat Furr 209-8071,Judy Lanier 718-7116 Please bring completed forms to registration.Any Day for which there is a premium charge. Church, 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. or Claudia Smith 272-2706. questions, call Early Childhood Program Office at » Jackson County Early Childhood Programs 482-1266. » Jackson County Early Childhood Programs ADVERTISING Registration — 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Cottondale Elemen- Registration — 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Early Childhood » Sew-N-So Meeting — 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at tary School. Preregistration for children 3 or 4 years The advertiser agrees that the publisher Center, Marianna. Early Head Start registration for Jackson County Extension Service, 2741 Penn Ave., old on or before Sep. 1, 2015. Bring child’s birth cer- shall not be liable for damages arising children 2 years old or younger on or before Sept. 1, Marianna. Enjoy fellowship and conversation as you tificate, Social Security card and proof of all family 2015. Preregistration for children 3 or 4 years old on out of errors and advertisements beyond work on your project. Also help with quilting, knitting income. Do not need to bring children due to space or before Sep. 1, 2015. Bring child’s birth certifi cate, the amount paid for the space actually or any sewing project that has you perplexed at no limits. Please bring completed forms to registration. Social Security card and proof of all family income. occupied by that portion of the advertise- cost. Call 482-0097 for more information. Any questions, contact Early Childhood Program Do not need to bring children due to space limits. ments in which the error occurred, whether » American Legion Meeting — 6 p.m.American Office at 482-1266. Please bring completed forms to registration.Any such error is due to the negligence of the Legion Hall, U.S. 90 W. Marianna. Guest speaker: Leo » Jackson County Early Childhood Programs questions, contact Early Childhood Program Office publisher’s employees or otherwise, and Ramin, physical therapist with WellBody Physical Registration — 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Early Childhood at 482-1266. there shall be not liability for non-inser- The submission deadline for this calendar is two days before publication. Submit to: Community Calendar, Jackson County Floridan, P. O. Box 520, Marianna, FL 32447, tion of any advertisement beyond the email editorial@jcfloridan.com, fax 850-482-4478 or bring items to 4403 Constitution Lane in Marianna. amount paid for such advertisement. This newspaper will not knowingly accept or publish illegal material of any kind. Advertis- Police Roundup ing which expresses preference based on MARIANNA POLICE bances, fi ve verbal disturbanc- JACKSON COUNTY Baton Pond Road, Grand Ridge, legally protected personal characteristics is es, one pedestrian complaint, hold for Washington Co. not acceptable. DEPARTMENT one structure CORRECTIONAL FACILITY » Alton Lenon, 61, 14052 State The Marianna Police Depart- fi re with The following persons were Highway 605, Slocomb, Ala., HOW TO GET YOUR ment reported the following police response, booked into the county jail dur- driving under the influence. NEWS PUBLISHED incidents for May 9, the latest one brush fi re, ing the latest reporting periods: » William Dykes, 51, 5587 High- The Jackson County Floridan will publish available report: One suspi- three prowler » Victor Garcia, 36, 5168 way 90, Marianna, battery by news of general interest free of charge. cious vehicle, one suspicious complaints, Highway 90, Marianna, out-of- strangulation-domestic, grand Submit your news or Community Calendar person, one special detail one complaint regarding county warrant. theft over $1,000 and less than events via e-mail, fax, mail, or hand delivery. assignment, one escort, two burning, one vehicle fi re, one » Meggon Gardner, 28, 3470 $20,000, depriving use of 911. Fees may apply for wedding, engagement, physical disturbances, one drug offense, 28 medical calls, Sand Ridge Road, Sneads, » Bobbie Dixon, 53, 3486 Ten- anniversary and birth announcements. verbal disturbance, fi ve burglar four traffic crashes, three sentenced. dall Road, Cottondale, driving Forms are available at the Floridan offi ces. alarms, one animal complaint, medical transports, one » Michael Chesson, 29, under the influence. Photographs must be of good quality and one assist of another agency, medical standby, four medical 1791 Dogwood Road, Alford, » Michael Heifner, 62, 2124 one 911 hang-up, two welfare sentenced. suitable for print. The Floridan reserves the alarms, one burglar alarm, one Dellwood Cypress Road, checks and 24 home security » James Pittman, 69, 5077 right to edit all submissions. panic alarm, two fi re alarms, Grand Ridge, possession of checks. one medical lift assist, two Marcus Drive, Greenwood, cocaine, possession of drug GETTING IT RIGHT requests for fi re and/or police sentenced. paraphernalia. » Sharon Noble The Jackson County Floridan’s policy JACKSON COUNTY assistance, 18 traffic stops, , 39, 5496 » Sue Wilkes, 45, 6167 Pluto is to correct mistakes promptly. To SHERIFF’S OFFICE one larceny complaint, four Marble St., Marianna, non-child Trail, Marianna, exploitation of report an error, please call 526-3614 civil disputes, one trespass support. the elderly. The Jackson County Sheriff’s » Markus Lasane Monday-Friday. complaint, three follow-up , 25, 4232 » Casey Moore, 25, 4060 River Office and county fi re/rescue investigations, two juvenile Lillianette St., Marianna, Road, Sneads, uttering a forged reported the following inci- complaints, one suicide at- sentenced. instrument. dents for May 9, the latest avail- tempt or threat, three noise » Kerby Jennings, 30, 1160 Flat » Robert Williams, 35, 803 E able report: Two drunk drivers, disturbances, four animal Road, Greenwood, sentenced. Gruidos St., Enterprise, Ala., two accidents, one dead person complaints, one fraud com- » Brandon Pollard, 27, 6215 driving while license suspended (natural causes), two stolen plaint, fi ve property checks, Woodlore Drive, Acworth, Ga., or revoked. vehicles, three abandoned four assists of motorists or sentenced. vehicles, three reckless drivers, pedestrians, eight assists of » Amder Bradley, 22, 2390 JAIL POPULATION: 195 nine suspicious vehicles, three other agencies, two public Lovewood Road, Cottondale, suspicious persons, one escort, service calls, one welfare check possession of meth with intent To report a crime, call CrimeStoppers one highway obstruction, one at 526-5000 or a local law enforcement and four threat/harassment to sell. agency. To report a wildlife violation, call burglary, three physical distur- complaints. » Rolanda Ratliff, 41, 7103 1-888-404-FWCC (3922). JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com LOCAL TUESDAY, MAY 12, 2015 ◆ 3A Chamber to host screening of new Stoltzfus fi lm Event to feature ‘Coastal Dune Lakes: Jewels of Florida’s Emerald Coast’

On Thursday, May 21, the 30A to New South Wales, Calhoun County Chamber Australia. of Commerce will host The pair interviewed sci- a screening of Calhoun entists, businesspeople, County’s own Elam and residents and visitors all Nic Stoltzfus’ latest fi lm working on conserving the SUBMITTED PHOTOS project. The event will be lakes and living in harmony The cafeteria staffers are Lina Henrickson (GHS Cafeteria staff), Julie Con- held at the W.T. Neal Civic with nature.The book high- drey (GHS Cafeteria staff), Katie McCoy (GHS Assistant Cafeteria manager), Center, starting at 5:30 p.m. lights and documents the Pictured is Katie McCoy and bike winner Alexis Jack Noonan (Sodexo Food Services), Teresa Horton (GHS Cafeteria man- The evening will begin beauty discovered during Philpotts. ager), and Betty Snell (GHS Cafeteria staff). with short reception and the fi lmmaking process. book-signing, followed by The 15 featured lakes are a welcome from Stoltzfus, made of brackish water Graceville High School holds bike giveaway dinner and a screening of that open at intervals dur- the fi lm. ing the year and fl ood into In January, the cafeteria staff at the already-universal free breakfast This was an exciting event for Coastal Dune Lakes is the Gulf. In turn, the salt Graceville High School thought it program. many reasons, one it helped more the latest project from water from the sea some- would be a good idea to energize The incentive helped the school to students to get breakfast in their producer and cinema- times fl oods into the lakes. the student body by offering a bike boost students’ participation over system to get their brain in motion tographer Elam Stoltzfus The Coastal Dune Lakes as an incentive to eat breakfast. the next three months and gave all for morning classes, it helped boost who became familiar with are one of the most unique So, they went and bought a $300 students a chance to win the bike. participation in the free program, the lakes more than thirty ecosystems in the world. bike at Target in Panama City and On May 1, a name was drawn from and it gave the students something years ago. Elam’s son, Nic, They’re found in very few displayed it for all to see and asked all entries, and the winner of the bi- to hope for in a free bicycle. Thanks also assisted with the proj- places, like coastal Oregon, the student body to participate in cycle giveaway was Alexis Philpotts. to all who participated. ect as he served as script- Madagascar and Australia. writer and photographer. The fi lm explores the con- In addition to the docu- nection to the lakes and in- mentary, there is a full- habitants of the dunes and GOODY’S MAKES DONATION TO HOPE SCHOOL color, 132-page coffee uplands around them. table book showcasing Tickets are $25 and are the 15 coastal dune lakes very limited. They can be along the Gulf of Mexico in purchased online at www. ope School northwest Florida. The fa- calhounco.org/store or wants to say ther-son team takes view- at the Chamber of Com- “thank you” to ers on an odyssey span- merce office. The deadline H Goody’s in Marianna ning from Scenic Highway is Friday, May 15. for the recent donation. Pictured are (front row) Zach Wales, Rykin Vegas, OPTIMIST CLUB (back row) Cheyenne Gay, Timmy Snipes, Dr. OF JACKSON COUNTY Braxton (principal), Ty Hardin, Leon Harris, JD WELCOMES NEW MEMBERS Richards, Mikal Watson and Hunter Ward. SUBMITTED PHOTO Dayspring students complete 4-H project

Melissa Yount’s second- grade class at Dayspring Christian Academy en- joyed a very successful 4-H

SUBMITTED PHOTO Embryology project. The class started with ay Dennis, president of Optimist Club 35 eggs in an incubator. of Jackson County, is pictured with They kept close watch on newly inducted members of Optimist their growth with a special K light to see inside the eggs, Club of Jackson County — Ivan Cortes and and daily recorded in their Nicolette Chorak with their son, Antonia. journals about the prog- ress. There were 22 chicks They are owners of El Rio Mexican restaurant that were adopted by the and also have another son, Ivan. students to raise. SUBMITTED PHOTO The class is very grateful Pictured are (front) Eli Weeks, Mason Harper, Alec Basford, Brydon Boggini, Mrs. Melissa to Ms. Angel Granger for Yount, Sam Basford, Cooper Bloechl, (standng) Kaden Foster, Madison Hambly, Chloe Kent, making this a fun and edu- Adrianna Curti, Hannah Shores, Katlyn Byrd, Amy Chen, Catherine Powell, Bailey Bewsher, cational experience! Jenna Pippen, and (back) Angel Granger, 4H agent.

Chipola’s ‘School House Rock Live’ is May 13-14 Two public performances of School- house Rock Live are set for May 13 and 14 at 7 p.m., in the Center for the Arts. The show is based on the Emmy Award-winning 1970s cartoon series that taught history, grammar, math and SUBMITTED PHOTO politics through clever songs. Tickets Kathy Milton of Chipola Realty; CABR President Lauren Lyons are $8 for adults and $6 for ages 18 years of Chipola Realty; Ouida Morris of Century 21 Sunny South old and younger, and are available on- Properties; and Ann Jones of Florida Showcase Realty recently line at www.chipola.edu and at the Cen- attended a seminar by Dick Betts. ter for the Arts Box Office. For informa- SUBMITTED PHOTO Chipola College Theater cast members include (from left) Saylor Novonglon- tion, email Charles Sirmon at sirmonc@ Chipola-area Realtors sky, Kate Burke, Seth Alderman, Shaylie Tharp and Caleb Brooks. chipola.edu or call 718-2277. Florida Lottery group attends summit CASH 3 PLAY 4 FANTASY 5 Mon. (E) 05/11 0-1-5 8-8-3-8 Not available Four members of the cades. He presented an 4630 Hwy.90•Marianna, FL 32446 Mon. (M) 8-9-4 8-2-9-3 Chipola Area Board of Re- exciting program to the (850) 526-2891 Tue. (E) 05/05 7-8-8 7-9-4-1 1-6-10-14-28 Each Office Is Independently Owned altors recently attended realtors on the latest and and Operated Florida Realtors 2015 greatest technology avail- Tue. (M) 1-9-2 4-2-2-9 www.sunnysouthproperties.com District 8 forums at the able today, expounding on Wed. (E) 05/06 7-2-4 1-2-7-5 4-5-15-19-32 Sunny South Properties Holiday Inn and Suites in phones, tablets, pads and Wed. (M) 6-3-4 4-0-7-9 Tallahassee. apps. Betts’ down-to-earth Thurs. (E) 05/07 8-1-0 3-8-6-4 2-5-18-30-35 Smarter.Bolder. The speaker was Dick style of speaking and un- Thurs. (M) 2-0-9 9-8-7-0 Faster. Betts, who has presented derstanding of the subject Fri. (E) 05/08 2-8-6 0-1-4-2 6-9-15-22-25 seminars across North material he covers has led Fri. (M) 1-5-8 2-4-2-4 America to all types of him to be one of the indus- Sat. (E) 05/09 8-4-6 8-8-9-3 1-7-11-15-19 businesses for four de- try’s top speakers. Sat. (M) 0-4-4 8-1-5-7 Sun. (E) 05/10 2-9-0 2-3-9-2 2-7-8-33-3 Do you have ‘Cute Kids’? Sun. (M) 0-4-4 8-1-5-7 Email your ‘Cute Kids*’ photos to editorial@jcfloridan. E = Evening drawing, M = Midday drawing com, mail them to P.O. Box 520, Marianna, FL 32447 or POWERBALL bring them by our offi ces at 4403 Constitution Lane in Wednesday 05/06 23-24-27-39-41 PB 30 xtra 5 Marianna. Saturday 05/09 4-15-17-35-58 PB 17 xtra 3 *12 years or younger, with Jackson County ties. Include LOTTO child’s full name, parents’ name(s) and city of residence. Wednesday 05/06 22-23-27-30-33-47 xtra 3 This is a free service. All entries subject to editing. For All Your Real Estate Needs!! Saturday 05/09 26-31-36-40-52-53 xtra 4 4A ◆ TUESDAY, MAY 12, 2015 STATE JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com Sea rise threatens coast, but no statewide plan

The Associated Press estimated that the economy in southeast Florida could sustain ST. AUGUSTINE — America’s $33 billion in damage from ris- oldest city is slowly drowning. ing seas and other climate-relat- St. Augustine’s centuries-old ed damage in 2030, according to Spanish fortress and other na- the Miami-Dade Sea Level Rise tional landmarks sit feet from Task Force. the encroaching Atlantic, whose Cities like St. Augustine have waters already fl ood the city’s looked for help, but Scott’s dis- narrow, brick-paved streets regard for climate change sci- about 10 times a year — a prob- ence has created a culture of fear lem worsening as sea levels rise. among state employees, records The city has long relied on tour- show. ism, but visitors to the fortress The administration has been and Ponce de Leon’s mythical adamant that employees, in- Fountain of Youth might some- cluding scientists, not “assign day have to wear waders at high cause” in public statements tide. about global warming or sea “If you want to benefit from level rise, internal government the fact we’ve been here for 450 emails show. years, you have the responsibil- For example, an April 28, 2014, ity to look forward to the next email approving a DEP scien- 450,” said Bill Hamilton, a 63- tist’s request to participate in a year-old horticulturist whose National Geographic story came family has lived in the city since with a warning:“Approved. Make the 1950s. “Is St. Augustine even THE ASSOCIATED PRESS no claims as to cause ... stay with going to be here? We owe it to A sea wall separating the Matanzas River and U.S. Highway 1 is seen in St. Augustine. St. Augustine is one of many the research you are doing, of the people coming after us to chronically fl ooded Florida communities afraid their buildings and economies will be inundated by rising seas in course,” the DEP manager, Pa- leave the city in good shape.” just a couple of decades. mela Phillips, warned. St. Augustine is one of many “I know the drill,” responded chronically fl ooded communi- member. “I think he’s really got level rise, according to docu- Wells in northeast and central Mike Shirley, manager of the ties along Florida’s 1,200-mile to grab ahold of this, set a vision, ments. DEP spokeswoman Lau- Florida are deemed at risk too. Guana Tolomato Matanzas Na- coastline, and officials in these a long-term vision, and rally the ren Engel said the agency’s strat- While South Florida water of- tional Estuarine Research Re- diverse places share a common people behind it. Unless you’re egy is to aid local communities fi cials have led the charge in ad- serve near St. Augustine. concern: They’re afraid their going to build a sea wall around and others through the state’s dressing sea level rise concerns Agency spokeswoman Engel buildings and economies will be South Florida, what’s the plan?” routine beach-nourishment and in their area, their attempt to or- said Phillips was a lower-level further inundated by rising seas The issue presents a public water-monitoring programs. ganize a statewide plan was met staffer whose views didn’t nec- in just a couple of decades. The works challenge that could cost In St. Augustine, downtown with indifference, documents essarily refl ect the entire admin- effects are a daily reality in much billions here and nationwide. In streets around 19th century show. The Scott administration istration. When asked whether of Florida. Drinking water wells the third-most populous U.S. buildings built by oil tycoon has organized just a few con- staffers are told not to assign are fouled by seawater. Higher state, where most residents live Henry Flagler often close dur- ference calls to coordinate lo- cause, Scott’s office said “the al- tides and storm surges make near a coast, municipalities say ing nor’easters because of fl ood- cal efforts, records show. Those legations are not true”. for more frequent road fl ooding they need statewide coordina- ing. While the city’s proximity to came only after Florida’s water Most towns say they can- from Jacksonville to Key West, tion and aid to prepare for the the sea has always made fl ood- district managers asked DEP for not afford the cost of climate and they’re overburdening aging costly road ahead. ing a problem, residents say it’s help. change studies or regional fl ood-control systems. Communities like St. Augus- worsened over the past 15 to 20 In a recent visit to Everglades coordination. But the state has yet to offer a tine can do only so much alone. years. National Park, President Barack “For us, it’s a reality, it’s not a clear plan or coordination to ad- If one city builds a seawall, it St. Augustine’s civil engineer Obama said the wetlands, vital to political issue,” said Courtney dress what local officials across might divert water to a neighbor. says that the low-lying village Florida’s tourism economy and Barker, city manager of Satel- Florida’s coast see as a slow- Cities also lack the technology, will probably need a New Or- drinking-water supply, already lite Beach. The town near Cape moving emergency. Republican money and manpower to keep leans-style pumping system to are threatened by infusions of Canaveral used to fl ood during Gov. Rick Scott is skeptical of back the seas by themselves. keep water out — but that but saltwater from rising seas. tropical weather, but now just a man-made climate change and In a brief interview with the AP no one knows exactly what to do The list of other problems heavy rainstorm can make roads has put aside the task of prepar- in March, Scott wouldn’t address and the state’s been unhelpful. across the state is growing. Mi- impassable for commuters. ing for sea level rise, an Associat- whether the state had a long- “Only when the frequency of ami Beach is spending $400 mil- “When you have to listen to ed Press review of thousands of range plan. He cited his sup- fl ooding increases will people lion on new stormwater pumps that mantra, ‘Climate change, is emails and documents pertain- port for Everglades restoration get nervous about it, and by to keep seawater from over- it real or not?’ you kind of chuck- ing to the state’s preparations for and some fl ood-control projects then it will be too late,” engineer whelming an outdated sewer le, because you see it,” Barker rising seas found. as progress but said cities and Reuben Franklin said. “There’s system. said. Despite warnings from water counties should contact envi- no guidance from the state or In St. Augustine, homes built Scott administration officials experts and climate scientists ronmental and water agencies federal level. ... Everything I’ve on sand dunes teeter over open are moving forward on a fi ve- about risks to cities and drinking to fi nd answers — though Scott found to help I’ve gotten by space as erosion eats at the foun- year plan that will provide basic water, skepticism over sea level and a GOP-led legislature have searching the Internet.” dations. Beachside hotel owners guidance to cities dealing with projections and climate change slashed billions in funding from Across coastal Florida, sea lev- worry about their livelihoods. sea level rise. Scott has appoint- science has hampered planning those agencies. Spokespeople els are rising faster than previ- Tampa and Miami are particu- ed the Department of Economic efforts at all levels of govern- for the water districts and oth- ously measured, according to larly vulnerable to rising seas — Opportunity as the lead agency ment, the records showed. Flori- er agencies disputed that cuts federal estimates. In addition many roads and bridges weren’t overseeing the project. da’s environmental agencies un- have affected their abilities to to more fl ooding at high tide, designed to handle higher tides, TheDEOhasreceivednearly$1 der Scott have been downsized plan. increasing sea levels also mean according to the National Cli- million in federal grants for the and retooled, making them less “We will continue to make in- higher surges during tropical mate Change Assessment. Offi- plan. More than half has been effective at coordinating sea lev- vestments and fi nd solutions to storms and hurricanes, and cials say Daytona Beach roads, spent on staff time and travel el rise planning in the state, the protect our environment and more inundation of drinking too, fl ood more often than in the or hasn’t yet been allocated, ac- documents showed. preserve Florida’s natural beauty wells throughout Florida. 1990s. cording to documents. The rest, “If I were governor, I’d be out for our future generations,” the Water quality is a big concern South Miami passed a resolu- about $450,000, went to contract there talking about it (sea level governor said in a statement. for many communities. It’s es- tion calling for South Florida to researchers who are helping cre- rise) every day,” said Eric Buer- Florida’s Department of En- pecially bad in South Florida secede from the more conser- ate the document, due in 2016. mann, the former general coun- vironmental Protection is in — just north of Miami, Hallan- vative northern half of the state Agency spokeswoman Jessica sel to the Republican Party of charge of protecting the state dale Beach has abandoned six so it could deal with climate Sims wouldn’t comment and re- Florida who also served as a environment and water but has of eight drinking water wells change itself. fused requests for the program’s water district governing board taken no official position on sea because of saltwater intrusion. Insurance giant Swiss Re has manager to be interviewed. From one crib to two: Conjoined twins separated

The Associated Press Mirabal said. and say the ordeal brought Soon, doctors told the them closer together. JACKSONVILLE — For couple their boys would “We are starting to the fi rst time in their 5- have a good chance of change around the house, month-old lives, con- surviving separation sur- getting cribs set up,” said joined twins Carter and gery — Connor and Carter Mirabal, 26, who works Conner squirmed in sepa- shared organs that can be as a house painter. “We rate cribs. separated. hadn’t started setting any- The Jacksonville boys The boys shared a liv- thing up because of what who shared a liver and er, bile ducts and part we were told could hap- small intestine were suc- of their small intestine. pen (in surgery).” cessfully separated Thurs- If they shared a heart or Brantley said they day after a 12-hour opera- brain, fewer options were are going to celebrate tion by three surgeons, fi ve available, said Dr. Daniel birthdays and have a party anesthesiologists and 12 Robie, chief of pediatric each year to honor the date other staffers. general surgery at Wolf- of the boys’ separation. For parents Michelle son Children’s Hospital in “I’m keeping some of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Brantley and Bryan Mira- Jacksonville. the conjoined clothes peo- Daniel Robie, MD, (far right) explains what to expect after bal, the upheaval in their “We separate them and ple have made them so I surgery that separated conjoined twin boys Carter and lives was quickly joined by then reconstruct them can show it to them when Conner Mirabal at Wolfson Children’s Hospital on Monday in the fear and hope of hav- so that they each have they’re older,” she said. Jacksonville. ing the twins successfully organs that are going to separated. function normally,” Robie After the operation, they said. INGROWNTOENAILS? were all smiles. Still, there were obsta- FloridaShowcase Realty “It was so awesome, cles. The doctors worried $250 Sandra Tim Ann Clarice Joelle Michael walking up to the bed for about too much blood loss Permanent Ward Sapp Jones Boyette Roberts Bedsole the fi rst time, and then it while separating the liver, Correction registered that I was just Robie said. Procedure looking at Carter,” Mirabal So the surgeons and said. “A nd then I thought, their teams spent months ‘I have another baby over preparing. They went here, too!’” through dry runs and cre- Five months into her ated medical illustrations We Specialize in Quality Medical &Surgical pregnancy, Brantley’s doc- of the conjoined areas for Care forAll Types of Foot &Ankle Problems. tor delivered the news: study. Her twins were fused at The twins were in criti- ingrownnails •warts •nail fungus •calluses the belly and lower chest. cal but stable condition corns •orthotics •archdisorders•heel pain hammertoes •bunions •bone spurs “It was very overwhelm- Monday, according to the ———————————————————— ing, upsetting and very hospital. They’ll be in the We Carry Blue Cross Blue Shield & sad,” she said. “We prayed hospital for at least anoth- Medicare Approved Diabetic Shoes a lot and had family er month. and support and we got Weary but in good Daniel Feitz, D.P.M. Come See Us ForAll Your through it.” spirits, Brantley and Robert Stiegler,D.P.M. (850) 526-FOOT Real Estate Needs! On the day of Brantley’s Mirabal say they’re start- www.feitzfootclinic.com delivery, reality set it. ing to think about all the 4540 Lafayette St. •Marianna, Florida 32446 “It was like, there they routine things new par- Wound Care Available! (next to RCC) are. It was very scary,” ents do. They are engaged (850) 526-5260-office •(850) 482-0045-office JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com FROM THE FRONT TUESDAY, MAY 12, 2015 ◆ 5A Obituaries

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The Associated Press other states chose to opt has been an issue that their children out of the has plagued communities NEW CUYAMA, Ca- new exams this year. And of color and low-income lif. — Nestled between the standards have already communities for years.” mountains 60 miles from become fodder for the 2016 Nevada, Montana and the nearest city, students presidential elections, with North Dakota all dealt with at Cuyama Valley High early Republican contend- crippling outages at the School use Internet con- ers like Sens. Marco Rubio hands of their test maker, nections about one-tenth and Ted Cruz dismissing Measured Progress and the minimum speed rec- them as a federal intrusion Smarter Balanced con- ommended for the mod- forced on students, even sortium, believed to be ern U.S. classroom. though they were adopted linked to a server capacity So when it came time to by states. issue traced down to initial administer the new Com- Ideally, technology can coding problems. Florida, mon Core-aligned tests help eliminate achieve- Colorado, New Jersey and online, the district of 240 ment gaps between poor other states also experi- students in a valley of and rural students and enced glitches. California oil fi elds and their more affluent peers. In light of those issues, sugar beet farms faced a The shift to online testing, some districts have resort- challenge. however, reveals how wide ed to the paper test. New Cuyama has no ac- the digital divide remains. In New Cuyama, Chou- cess to fi ber optic cables. Districts like Chicago net expects to get Internet Some residents live entire- Public Schools with large speeds up to the recom- ly off the grid, relying on numbers of low-income mended 100 megabits per solar power and genera- students have raised ques- second by next year with tors. The local telephone tions about whether their the help of a state grant company provided a few students — who often don’t that will connect schools extra lines, but that only THE ASSOCIATED PRESS have access to a computer to higher bandwidth. bumped speeds a few Leticia Fonseca, 16, (left) and her twin sister, Sylvia Fonseca, right, work in the computer lab at or the Internet at home Chounet said those up- megabits. Cuyama Valley High School after taking the new Common Core-aligned standardized tests in — are at a disadvantage. dates can’t come quick “We tripled our capacity New Cuyama, Calif. “The implementation of enough. but it’s still woefully inad- Common Core is bring- “Even though we’re iso- equate,” said Paul Chou- approved a $1.5 billion and had to log in again. A survey by the Center ing these issues more to lated we have to provide net, superintendent of spending cap increase for “It got me off track,” said for Education Policy found the forefront,” said Brian students the technology the Cuyama Joint Unified school broadband and Brian Olivas, 17. most districts had con- Smith, executive director skills,” he said. “When they School District. Wi-Fi last year that is ex- The Common Core stan- cerns about hardware and of the nonprofit Educa- leave here, that’s going to Across the country, pected to significantly dards adopted in 43 states Internet speeds and more tion Trust-West. “But this be the expectation.” school districts in rural ar- boost connectivity. State and the District of Co- than half said they didn’t eas like New Cuyama and grants linked to Common lumbia provide uniform expect to have the technol- other pockets with low Core implementation and benchmarks for what stu- ogy infrastructure in place We Hold bandwidth are confronting collaborations with tech dents should know in each to administer the test until the Key to a difficult task: Administer- and business leaders are grade in reading and math. this year or later. ing the new standardized also bridging the gap. But To aid their adoption, two The tech challenges Your Next tests to students online, those initiatives could take groups of states received come as the Common laying bare a tech divide in a year or more to connect grants from the U.S. De- Core standards and testing Sale! the nation’s classrooms. thousands of schools and partment of Education to face continued resistance. 4325-B Lafayette St. ••MMarianna,arianna,FL 32446 Overall, 63 percent of testing started in 29 states develop new assessments Thousands of parents in 850-482-7788 •www.chipola.com public schools don’t have and the District of Colum- required to be computer New York and a handful of access to broadband bia for 12 million students based. speeds needed for digital this year. By administering the learning. The problem is In the meantime, they’re tests online, educators can particularly acute in rural resorting to alternatives: test more skills. Students Ora and low-income districts: Testing students in small can be asked, for example, Only 14 percent in those groups, busing them to to demonstrate how they Mock, areas meet high-speed In- other schools and limiting would conduct a science ternet targets. all other Internet access experience or solve a math GRI “It’s just very uneven while exams are taken. problem, rather than just Broker Associate all over the country,” Lan On a recent testing day in bubble in an answer. (850) 526-9516 Neugent, executive direc- New Cuyama, 11 students Some states were already oramock@ tor of the nonprofit State fi led into the high school’s administeringtheirtestsby yahoo.com Educational Technology small computer lab. Even computer. The vast major- Directors Association. with such a small number ity, however, had to quickly The Federal Commu- of test takers, students said bring their technology and nications Commission they’dgotten kicked offline infrastructure up to speed.

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TAMPA BAY (3-2) VS. MONTREAL (2-3) Eastern Conference Playoffs - Game 6 7:30 p.m. ; TV: NBCSN

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TAMPA, Fla. — Hold the pep talks, mo- tivational ploys and all the statistics that support Tampa Bay feeling good about its chances of closing out Montreal in the second round of the NHL playoffs. The resilient Canadiens have won two straight to trim a 3-0 deficit to 3-2 in the best-of-7 series. And the suddenly reeling Lightning said it is time to match the op- position’s desperation and fi nish the job. KRISTIE CLOUD /FLORIDIAN Game 6 isTuesday night at Amalie Arena, Chipola’s Andrew DiLacqua (25) takes off for fi rst base after a hitting a grounder in a game against Gulf Coast State College earlier where Tampa Bay compiled the league’s this season. best home record during the regular sea- son. Game 7, if necessary, would be played in Montreal on Thursday. “We just have to have the belief that if we HEARTBREAK FOR INDIANS play the way we know we can that we’re going to win,” Lightning captain Steven Stamkos said after practice Monday. Chipola eliminated from FCSAA tournament with 8-7 loss to Palm Beach State “Just don’t play scared,” Stamkos added. “Don’t be afraid to lose.” The Canadiens have won fi ve of their BY ROLANDO ROSA ference (16-4 record) and earned a ans. Miles Jr. had three hits along past six games when facing elimination rrosa@jcfloridan.com fi rst-round bye in the state tour- with an RBI. Chipola’s Kevin Santa and reject the notion that there’s more pressure on them to even the series than A walk-off two-run double by nament before bowing out with walked three times, scored a run Tampa Bay to end it and avoid having to Palm Beach State infielder Kend- back-to-back losses. and also singled in the eighth in- get back on a plane and play Game 7 on rick Guitierrez in the bottom of the “It was a good year,” McNeill ning. Chipola outfielder Maurice the road. ninth eliminated Chipola from the said. “But very unsatisfying from a Cooley had two stolen bases. “For sure, they’ve got more pressure. FCSAA state tournament with an Chipola Indians standpoint.” Isiah Gilliam had an RBI that We’ve been there,” Montreal coach Michel 8-7 defeat on Monday afternoon Chipola overcame a 2-1 deficit scored Jay Estes for Chipola’s fi rst Therrien said, noting his team built a 3-0 in the losers bracket from Joker to take the lead with a fi ve-run run of the game in the bottom of lead over Ottawa in the fi rst round, then Marchant Stadium in Lakeland, sixth inning. In the inning, Gracev- the fi fth. dropped Games 4 and 5 before fi nishing Fla. ille native Jacky Miles Jr. hit an RBI Culver Lamb was Chipola’s start- off the Senators in six games. No.2 state/No.7 nationally single. Then Keiner Colmenarez ing pitcher, going 6.1 innings. An- “You get a three-game lead, and you’ve ranked Chipola (40-12) had a two- reached fi rst to knock in a run. thony Burke relieved him in the got pressure to close. The more it goes, run lead headed to the fi nal frame. Lazaro Rivera blasted a two-run bottom of the seventh. Burke re- the more they feel that pressure,” Therrien However, Gunnar McNeill walked double to center fi eld and an RBI tired the side in the bottom of the added. “The fourth one is the toughest in a run with the bases loaded, fol- by McNeill gave Chipola a 6-2 eighth before being pulled for Mc- one because you’re meeting a team that is lowed by Guitierrez’s game win- lead. Neill after allowing a single in the really desperate.” ner. McNeill went 3-for-6 with three See CHIPOLA, Page 2B The Canadiens are trying to become the ChipolawonthePanhandleCon- singles and two RBIs for the Indi- fi fth team in NHL history to overcome a 3- 0 deficit to win a postseason series. They won Game 4 in Tampa, then took Game 5 at home to stave off elimination again and bring the Eastern Conference High School Football semifinal matchup back to Florida. “We feel good about playing these type of games,” Therrien said. “You look at our record the last two years when we’ve had our backs against the wall. It’s almost like it’s where we perform the best. (Tuesday) for us won’t be any different.” The Lightning have shown an ability to overcome adversity, too. They trailed De- troit 3-2 in the opening round, won Game 6 on the road and returned home to beat the Red Wings in Game 7. And there’s reason to be confident, too, they can complete the job against the Ca- nadiens, considering Tampa Bay’s history of success against Montreal goaltender Carey Price, a fi nalist for league MVP. The Lightning went 5-0 against Montreal during the regular season before winning the fi rst three games of this series for an eight-game winning streak over Price. The Canadiens’ goalie has been out- standing in helping his team get back in the series, however Tampa Bay expects to

KRISTIE CLOUD /FLORIDIAN create plenty of scoring opportunities. Shamari Pittman decideded on FAMU. Pictured with him are his father, Curly Pittman, left, his grandmother, Bessie Pittman and his “It’s not just one guy who’s going to be mother, Texawetha Pittman. able to carry a team, but he’s been kind of an X-factor for them for a number of years, and they have a lot of confidence in him,” Tampa Bay coach Jon Cooper said. Marianna CB Pittman signs with FAMU “For us, we’ve had success against Carey Price. He to us is not a mental block be- cause we’ve played them so many times in BY ROLANDO ROSA rrosa@jcfloridan.com ingdon College, and the University of 3.6 GPA and score of 24 on the ACT. the last couple of years, and we look back West Florida. “It’s just a great day with him be- and his numbers against the Tampa Bay Shamari Pittman is staying in the “He’s a good kid and a good athlete. ing able to sign with FAMU. We’re very Lightning are very pedestrian compared Florida Panhandle for the next journey He always did what he was asked of and proud of him and he worked hard for to the rest of the teams,” Cooper added. in his football career. was an asset to our team,” Marianna it. I think he can succeed to the highest “Now that doesn’t mean he’s any less of a The Marianna High School corner- head coach Mark Beach said. “I wish level in the classroom and on the fi eld,” goaltender. We’ve just found a way to have back signed his national letter of in- him the best as he takes this next step father Curly Pittman, said. “He’s actu- some success.” tent with Division 1 FBS school FAMU in his football career.” ally watched them work out a couple A closer look at the only game on the (Florida Agricultural and Mechanical Pittman took into account the prox- times in Tallahassee already so he feels NHL playoff schedule Tuesday night: University) on Monday afternoon in the imity to his family and his fi eld of study he can fi t right in, in the classroom and Canadiens at Lightning, Tampa Bay school’s library. when making his decision. leads series 3-2, 7:30 p.m., NBC Sports on the fi eld.” When Pittman donned his orange “They weren’t really far from home. Network Shamari Pittman gave much credit to FAMU Rattlers cap while surrounded The main thing was they offered the » BACK TO FORM his family for his accomplishment. He by his schoolmates, coaches and family, major I wanted to major in, which is Tampa Bay doesn’t feel it has played very he couldn’t help but reminisce. dentistry,” Pittman said. “Plus their ath- says without their unwavering support, well since a 6-2 road victory in Game 2. “This is unreal. I’ve been dreaming letic program really seemed like a good he wouldn’t be in the position to have They won Game 3 on Tyler Johnson’s goal about this since I was little,” Pittman fi t for me and I think I can have a big this opportunity. with 1.1 seconds remaining, were blown said. “For it to fi nally happen is a dream effect there.” “It’s very important because without out 6-2 at home in Game 4 and were not come true.” Pittman will have the opportunity to my parents and my grandmother and happy with the way they performed be- As a senior, Pittman recorded 74 tack- compete for a position at cornerback. God I wouldn’t be here today,” Shamari fore the third period of a 2-1 loss in Game les, nine pass deflections and two in- “They think I can be a big spark to the Pittman said. “They’re with me every 5 on Saturday. Forward Brenden Morrow terceptions. Pittman selected FAMU, defense,” Pittman said. step of the way, no matter what hap- said the “law of averages” are that the located in Tallahassee, over Webber Pittman excelled in the classroom at pens so I know I always have them here team’s “A’’ game will resurface soon, hope- International, Warner University, Hunt- Marianna High School as well, with a for me.” fully Tuesday. 2B ◆ TUESDAY, MAY 12, 2015 SPORTS JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com

NBA Teague leads Hawks past Wizards 106-101 to tie series

The Associated Press 10 rebounds and Paul Millsap Wizards had the ball and called a fourth-quarter lead as the Hawks added 19 points, six assists and timeoutwith9.5secondsremain- used a small-ball lineup of re- WASHINGTON — Finally look- fi ve rebounds, as three of Atlan- ing. They got Pierce an open look serves to pull even with less than ing a bit more like a No. 1 seed ta’s four All-Stars played signifi- at a 3, but it went off the rim. 15 seconds left. than the team that’s been so- cant roles. The Wizards, seeded fi fth in On Monday, reserve guard so in the playoffs, the Atlanta Washington’s lone All-Star, ATLANTA 106, WASHINGTON 101 the Eastern Conference, entered Schroder produced 14 points, Hawks beat the Washington Wiz- point guard John Wall, missed a Eastern Conference Playoffs Monday with the best record in but otherwise it was Atlanta’s ards 106-101 on Monday night third consecutive game with a Series Tied 2-2 these playoffs at 6-1, including starters who led the way with the behind Jeff Teague’s 26 points, broken left hand. 3-0 at home. And they got terrific team’s best brand of unselfish including a key 3, to even their Game 5 is Wednesday night at The Hawks led most of the performances from Beal, with basketball. second-round series at two Atlanta. game, but Washington cut the a career playoff-high 34 points, Early on, the Hawks built a 16- games apiece. Right from the start, the Hawks deficit to 101-97 with under 2 seven assists and six rebounds, 0 edge in points in the paint, re- Two days after hitting a buzzer- were back to being the free-flow- minutes remaining. Teague’s 3- and Pierce, with 22 points, in- peatedly fi nding the open man. beater to win Game 3, Washing- ing, ball-moving regular-season pointer with 72 seconds left got cluding fi ve of Washington’s 12 And during a stretch that helped ton’s Paul Pierce missed a 3-point version of themselves, the squad the margin back to seven. makes from beyond the arc. grow the lead to as many as 14 attempt that would have tied the that won 60 games, rather than Still, after Washington’s Brad- It was Pierce who banked in a in the second quarter, Atlanta score with less than 10 seconds the disjointed, disorganized ley Beal blocked a shot by Den- 21-foot fadeaway jumper for the scored on seven consecutive left. bunch that had been 5-4 this nis Schroder in the lane to keep winner on Saturday. Washing- possessions — with six players Al Horford had 18 points and postseason. Atlanta’s lead at 104-101, the ton had blown all of a 21-point, contributing points.

NFL Brady hammered for Deflategate; gets four games

The Associated Press independent and neutral, I am very con- NEW YORK — The NFL came down fi dent the Wells Report will be exposed as hard on its biggest star and its champi- an incredibly frail exercise in fact-finding onship team, telling Tom Brady and the and logic,” Yee said in a statement. Patriots that no one is allowed to mess The Patriots said in a statement they with the rules of the game. thought the punishment was too severe. The league suspended the Super Bowl “Despite our conviction that there was MVP Monday for the fi rst four games of no tampering with footballs, it was our the season, fi ned the New England Pa- intention to accept any discipline levied triots $1 million and took away two draft by the league,” the statement said. picks as punishment for deflating foot- “Today’s punishment, however, far ex- balls used in the AFC title game. ceeded any reasonable expectation. It “Each player, no matter how accom- was based completely on circumstantial plished and otherwise respected, has an rather than hard or conclusive evidence. obligation to comply with the rules and “Tom Brady has our unconditional sup- must be held accountable for his actions port. Our belief in him has not wavered.” when those rules are violated and the The league also indefinitely suspended public’s confidence in the game is called the two equipment staffers believed to into question,” NFL executive vice presi- have carried out the plan, including one dent of football operations Troy Vincent who called himself “The Defl ator.” wrote to Brady. Vincent wrote letters to the team and The Patriots lose next year’s fi rst-round Brady saying a league-sponsored inves- pick and a fourth-round choice in 2017. tigative report established “substantial THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Brady would miss the season’s show- and credible evidence” that the quarter- New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady gestures during an event at Salem State Univer- case kickoff game on Sept. 10 against back knew the employees were deflating sity. Pittsburgh, then Week 2 at Buffalo, a footballs and failed to cooperate with whether the fl atter footballs — which ing league rules. In 2007, the team was home game against Jacksonville and a investigators. can be easier to grip and catch — affect- fi ned $500,000 and docked a fi rst-round game at Dallas. He will return the week The investigation by attorney Ted Wells ed the outcome of the blowout win over draft pick, and coach Bill Belichick was of a Patriots-Colts AFC championship re- found that Brady “was at least generally the Colts. Vincent said the fl attening of fi ned $250,000 for videotaping opposing match in Indianapolis. aware” of plans by two Patriots employ- balls probably began much earlier. coaches as a way to decipher their play He would be replaced by Jimmy Garop- ees to prepare the balls to his liking, be- “While we cannot be certain when the signals. polo, a 2014 second-round selection from low the league-mandated minimum of activity began, the evidence suggests In his 243-page report released by the Eastern Illinois who won the Walter Pay- 12.5 pounds per square inch. that January 18th was not the fi rst and league last week, Wells found that the ton award as the best player in the FCS. The Patriots defeated the Indianapolis only occasion when this occurred, par- team broke the rules again, this time by He has thrown 27 NFL passes, including Colts 45-7 and went on to beat the Se- ticularly in light of the evidence referring deflating the game footballs after they one touchdown. attle Seahawks in the Super Bowl. to deflation of footballs going back to be- had been checked by officials. Although Brady has three days to appeal the sus- The fi ne matches the largest the NFL fore the beginning of the 2014 season,” the report did not conclusively link the pension to Commissioner Roger Goodell has handed out, to Ed DeBartolo Jr., then he wrote. four-time Super Bowl champion to the il- or his designee. His agent, Don Yee, said the San Francisco 49ers’ owner, who “It is impossible to determine whether legal activity, text messages between the “the discipline is ridiculous and has no pleaded guilty to a felony in his role in a this activity had an effect on the outcome equipment staffers indicated that Brady legitimate basis” and that Brady will Louisiana gambling scandal in 1999. of games or what that effect was.” knew it was going on. Investigators said appeal. Vincent told the Patriots the punish- It’s the second time in eight years the Brady’s explanation for the messages “And if the hearing officer is completely ment was handed out regardless of Patriots have been punished for violat- was implausible.

Law New charge for Aaron Hernandez: witness intimidation

The Associated Press in 2012 after one caused could legally be prosecuted Lloyd trial, but the judge him to spill his drink at a in Massachusetts because would not allow him to BOSTON — Former New nightclub. he is accused of willfully discuss the Florida shoot- England Patriots player The latest charge is con- causing injury to a witness ing. Instead, he told jurors and convicted murderer nected to the Boston kill- with the intent to impede about how Hernandez had Aaron Hernandez has been ings. The Suffolk County a criminal investigation in said he had a difficult time charged with trying to si- DA’s office said the victim Suffolk County. trusting people, including lence a witness in a double of the intimidation was a David Jaroslawicz, Brad- his friends. murder case against him witness to those killings, ley’s civil lawyer, said it was Hernandez, a native of by shooting him in the face which happened on July “totally new” to him to hear Bristol, Connecticut, is and leaving him for dead, 16, 2012. prosecutors’ allegations serving a term of life in prosecutors said Monday. “Hernandez allegedly that Bradley witnessed the prison without the possi- Hernandez was indicted shot him in the face on the 2012 shooting and that bility of parole for Lloyd’s Friday by a grand jury in morning of Feb. 13, 2013, Hernandez shot him after killing. The witness in- Boston on a charge of wit- and left him to die on the Bradley made a remark timidation charge carries a ness intimidation, accord- side of the road in Riviera about the killings. maximum sentence of 10 ing to the office of Suffolk Beach,Florida,afterthewit- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “I know nothing about years in prison. County District Attorney ness made a remark about Former New England Patriot player Aaron Hernandez (center) it,” he said. “This is the fi rst An arraignment has not Daniel Conley. It’s the latest the homicides,” the office listens during his murder trial in Fall River, Mass., while an im- I heard about it, you’re tell- yet been scheduled for criminal charge against the said in a news release. age of Odin Lloyd is displayed on a monitor. ing me.” the witness intimidation former star tight end, who The office did not iden- He said he did not think charge. A hearing on the once had a $40 million con- tify the witness, but it is again later. Prosecutors in the scene,” according to a it would affect Bradley’s murder charges is sched- tract with the Patriots. clear from several other the Lloyd case said in a fi l- fi ling from the Bristol dis- lawsuit. uled for May 21, although Hernandez’s lawyers court proceedings that it is ing made during that trial trict attorney’s office. Bradley was called by Hernandez is not expected didn’t immediately return a former Hernandez friend that Bradley then made Bradley was found soon prosecutors to testify in the to be in court. message seeking comment Alexander Bradley. “disrespectful remarks” after by people who worked on the new charge. Bradley has sued Her- about Hernandez. in the area and he survived, The 25-year-old was con- nandez in Florida, saying “Shortly thereafter, the although he lost an eye. He victed last month of killing that on Feb. 13, 2013, he, car pulled over in an iso- refused to cooperate with Odin Lloyd, who was dat- Hernandez and two other lated industrial area, where police at the time and no ing his fi ancee’s sister, in men went to a strip club in Bradley was shot between charges were brought in June 2013. He also faces two Miami. According to court the eyes. The defendant Florida. counts of murder in Bos- papers, Hernandez and exited the car and quickly While the shooting hap- ton, where he is accused Bradley got into an argu- dumped Bradley’s body on pened in Florida, Conley’s of gunning down two men ment at the club and then the ground before fl eeing office said Hernandez Specials: Chipola stranded 12 runners, an Indians uniform for sopho- Pricesstarting at... including with the bases loaded mores McNeill, Rivera, Santa, Chipola in the fifth and sixth innings. On Miles Jr., Adonis Hernandez and Power Wash Have the Exterior From Page 1B Monday, the Indians had 16 run- Jesse Strickland along with Jo Jo Your Entire of Your House bottom of the ninth. ners unable to score. Durden, Tyler Biggs and David House Painted The Palm Beach State trio of While there was pride in the Wright. Guitierrez, Jancarlos Cintron regular season success, reaching Palm Beach State plays the for $ for $ and Franco Guardascione com- the national tournament was winner of State College of Flor- only 69 only 500 bined for eight hits and four the ultimate goal. ida vs. Northwest Florida State RBIs. “He told us it was a good con- with the score unavailable as of FREEESTIMATES For the second straight game, ference year but a disappoint- press time. Chipola left double-digit run- ing finish,” McNeill said of head Chipola won their lone game ners on bases. 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PEANUTS BY CHARLES SCHULTZ Horoscope

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Guard against a fast talker who offers the im- possible. Unless you have examined all the details, you would be best off tak- ing a pass. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — You will fi nd it necessary BORN LOSER BY ART AND CHIP SANSOM to go the extra mile to keep the peace. Don’t be too hardheaded; compromise will be needed. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — A new prospect will be of interest. If you use your imagination, you will discover a solution to a problem. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) BIG NATE BY LINCOLN PIERCE — Present your ideas with confidence if you want to convince others to follow your lead. Changes will reduce your stress level. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — You’ll forfeit a friendship if you are too pushy. Be aware of the consequences before you make a rash, irreversible decision. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SOUP TO NUTZ BY RICK STROMOSKI — Someone you encoun- ter will fi nd you alluring. Make the most of your appeal and enjoy your cur- rent partner. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — A situation that is troubling you will be resolved. You are entering a period of growth that will enhance your creativity. FRANK & ERNEST BY BOB THAVES SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- Dec. 21) — A solid invest- ment will pay off. Relation- ships may be strained. Consider starting a home business that will add to your cash fl ow. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Your routine will fall by the wayside. Your ability to adapt to circumstances and to make decisions will GRIZZWELLS BY BILL SCHORR serve you well. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Helping others will emphasize your capabili- ties. Consider updating or relocating to help you advance. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — If a relationship is unsettled, consider dis- solving it. Staying in an unhappy situation will ARLO & JANIS BY JIMMY JOHNSON compound distress. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — You will get the wrong impression from someone’s promises. If matters are unclear, ask a trusted friend.

Annie’s Mailbox ALLEY OOP BY JACK AND CAROLE BENDER Dear Annie: I’m a little confused about a should I be straightforward and ask how recent development in my life. I’m a 69- she feels about me? year-old male. My wife died last summer — CONFUSED after being in a nursing facility for nearly Dear Confused: Yes, you should stay in two years. contact, and yes, you should let her know I recently went on a trip to visit some you are interested in spending more buddies. On the way, I decided to see a time with her. e might caution you if you woman who was married to my wife’s were desperately looking into mail-order cousin. Her husband also died after a brides, but that’s not the case. You know long illness. I found that I enjoyed the this woman. She is already a friend. We short time we had together. At the con- say go for it. clusion of the trip with my buddies, she MONTY BY JIM MEDDICK agreed to see me on my way back. The Dear Annie: In your response to “Al,” second visit seemed even better than the who found three dusty books inside some fi rst. I thought we had a real connection. ductwork, you told him he could trace I’m not sure where to go with this new the owner without “pouring” over the friendship. I really like her a lot. Should personal content. Oops! The word should I stay in contact? Do you think I’m just have been “poring.” lonely and looking for companionship? I — KEN HOOTON don’t want to simply fi ll a void. Should I Dear Ken Hooton: You weren’t the only continue with letters and texting, wait- reader who caught that mistake, which ing to see whether anything happens, or our overworked editors also missed. THATA BABY BY PAULTRAP Bridge David Frost, an English television a spade to dummy’s king, then lead a low interviewer who used to work a lot in diamond from the dummy. the United States, said, “He’s turned his Here, East has to win with his ace, and life around. He used to be depressed South has 10 tricks: three spades, two and miserable. Now he’s miserable and hearts, four diamonds and one club. But depressed.” if East could play a low diamond, after Bridge players can be depressed and winning with his queen, declarer would miserable — or miserable and depressed then run the club jack, to take three — after failing to make or break a con- spades, two hearts, one diamond and KIT‘N’ CARLYLE BY LARRY WRIGHT HERMAN BY JIM UNGER tract. In today’s deal, South is in three no- three clubs. trump. How should he stay happy after West leads the heart three? In the bidding, South had a close decision over one heart: double or one no-trump? The hand distribution sug- gests double, but one no-trump has the advantage of immediately defining hand type and strength: balanced with heart stoppers and 15-plus to 18-minus points. Note West’s lead, the heart three, not the eight. When you attack in partner’s un- supported suit, lead high from a double- ton, low from a tripleton. South starts with only fi ve top tricks: two spades, two hearts and one club. At fi rst glance, it looks easy to establish four diamond tricks and cruise home. But note that if South leads the diamond queen from his hand at trick two, he goes down because of the bad break. Since East is marked with all of the missing high cards, declarer should play 4 B- Tuesday, May 12, 2015 z Jackson County Floridan CLASSIFIEDS WIREGRASS CLASSIFIED

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Great gas properly executed Bid Bond with surety ac- which will be refunded only to those mileage. Well maintained. We pay the most !! ceptable to the PHA. A Surety Company exe- submitting a bona fide bid and returning said $6,800. Call 850-272-7923 or Hauled the same day as called. cuting the Bid Bond must be authorized to documents prepaid, in good condition, within 850-272-7931 transact business in the Project State, and ten (10) days after receipt of bids. Upon must appear on the most current U.S. Treasury request, documents can be set in a .pdf format, GMC 2006 YukonSLT:No r Call Jim 334-379-4953 Department’s Circular No. 570. The successful please send these requests to accidents -One owner, bidder is required to provide satisfactory Per- [email protected] General leather, new tires, 189,000 formance and Payment Bonds prior to execu- Contractors requiring more than one set, miles, rear air, thirdrow We buy Wrecked Vehicles tion of the Agreement. subcontractors, suppliers, or others may seat &premium wheels. purchase a full set of documents for $100.00 $8,500 or best offer. Call Running or not ! Refer to provisions for equal employment op- per set, non-refundable. 334-695-2419 portunities and payment of not less than mini- 334-794-9576 or 344-791-4714 mum salaries and wages indicated in the Proj- Partial sets will not be sold to major Mercury 2005 Grand Marquis LS , white, 124K ect Manual. subcontractors, (mechanical, plumbing and miles, good condition. $3500. 334-764-2268 or electrical). Suppliers and other subcontractors 334-493-1248. LEGALS Each bid shall include THE SIGNED ORIGINAL may purchase drawings and specifications at Mercedes 2013 C250 Sport AND TWO CONFORMED COPIES of the follow- the rate of $2.00/sheet of drawings and ing: 20¢/page of specifications. Sedan: Premium LEGAL NOTICES 1 package. Palladium 1. A properly executed Bid Form. 2. A properly executed Bid Guarantee. Bidding documents will be sent UPS, collect, silver. 9,700 miles. L199696 INVITATION FOR BID 3. A properly executed Non-Collusive Affidavit. unless otherwise specified. IMMACULATE condition! 4. A fully completed Form HUD-5369-A, "Repre- Bids for furnishing all labor, materials, equip- Strong turbo power, great gas mileage. 23 sentations, Certifications and Other State- Each bid must be accompanied by a bid bond, ment, and services required for the Work months left on full warranty. Smooth and ments of Bidders". or a cashier’s check, made payable to the Jack- known as Metal Roofing @ FL15-7A & FL15-7B quiet ride. Beautiful car! $25,900 334-618-3684 son County School Board in the sum of 5% of Jasper, Florida will be received until 11:00 AM Small businesses and minority firms are urged the base bid as a guarantee and with an agree- Mitsubishi 2003 Demonti, 4 door sedan, pewter, local time on 4 June 2015 at the office of the to submit proposals. Certification as a ment that the bidder will not revoke or cancel good condition, new tires, 55k miles $4,295 Call Housing Authority (PHA) indicated below. At Minority-business Enterprise (or number of his bid or withdraw from the competition for a for appointment 334-479-0099 this time and place all bids received will be partners, shareholders, employees who are period of thirty (30) days after the opening of publicly opened and read aloud. Nissan 2003 Maxima SE , V-6, automatic, loaded members of minority classification or are wom- bids, and that in the event the contract is en) should be included in the Bid proposal. Re- awarded to the bidder, he will within ten with sunroof, new tires & paint, exc cond. Without force and effect on the Bidding Docu- fer to Articles 38, 39 and 40 of The General Con- (10)consecutive days after it is submitted, en- $5500. OBO 334-797-7420. ments and the proposed Contract Documents, ditions. ter into written contract with the Jackson the work required is briefly described as: Par- Nissan 2004 350Z , red with leather interior, 2 County School Board in accordance with the tial modernization of fifty eight (58) Dwelling door, power & heated seats, good condition, The PHA reserves the right to reject any and all accepted bid. The cost of the bond will be in- Units and four (4) Non-dwelling Buildings at 65k miles $12,495 Call 334-479-0099 bids, and to waive irregularities and formalities cluded as part of the bidders base-bid propos- two (2) sites known as FL15-7A & FL15-7B Jas- in the bidding. No bids may be withdrawn for a al. per, Florida. The work consists of, but is not MOTORCYCLES period of sixty days subsequent to the opening limited to, providing roof framing & deck of bids without PHA consent. NOTE: There will be an On-Site Pre-Bid Confer- sheathing repair, thirty pound (30lb) felt where 2005 Honda Goldwing ence at 9:00 a.m. CT on Tuesday, May 19, 2015 repairs are made, one inch by four inch (1"x4") GL1800 - Touring Edition, Northwest Florida Regional Housing and attendance will be mandatory for all Gen- yellow pine lathing over entire roof area, two 65,962 miles, Excellent Authority eral Contractors who plan to submit a bid for foot (2’) on center over existing asphalt shin- cosmetic condition. In Post Office Box 218 (5302 Brown Street) this project, see Section B, "Instructions to Bid- gles secured to rooftops with three inch (3") mint mechanical cond. Graceville, Florida 32440 ders", Paragraph B-16. Specially badged, 30th Anniversary edition, screws secured into the existing trusses, new metal roofing, new drip edge, rake trim, new L199649 INVITATION TO BID No dents or dings, garaged kept, No road rash, The Owner reserves the right to waive plumbing flashings, range hood caps and 85% tire tread, $12,000 OBO. Call 334-790-3692 informalities in any bid, and to reject any or all flashings and heater & water heater flues and Bids will be received by the Jackson County bids, or to accept any bid and any combination any other flashings necessary to complete the School Board , until 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 26, üû 2011 ûü of alternates or separate bid prices that, in work at all existing roof penetrations and as- 2015, in the Conference Room of the Jackson Harley Davidson their judgment, will be to the best interest of sociated work. County School Board located at 2903 Jefferson Jackson County School Board. Superglide Custom, Street, Marianna, Florida at which time and factory original, garage The work required is fully described in the Bid- place all bids received will be publicly opened kept. fog lights, wind- ding Documents consisting of the Project Man- and read aloud for furnishing all labor and ma- JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD shield, back rest, ual and the Drawings. terials for the construction of: luggage rack, mint condition, 12K miles, BY: /s/ Steve Benton, Superintendent original owner. $12,500 Call 334-598-0061 q Proposed Contract forms, Drawings and Proj- The New Competition Track and Field Facility Jackson County School Board ect Manual are on file in the office of the Con- Graceville High School Marianna, Florida Harley Davidson 2004 Sporster , fully dressed, sultant, Mr. Randall O’Barr, Post Office Box 357, Graceville, Florida Md#XL1200R, burnt orange in color $OBO 334-588-3677. 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