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Jennifer Hudson performs Toxic Sandy with students from Sandy Superstorm Sandy Hook Elementary School leaves legacy of Sunday before Super Bowl mold./Page A8 XLVII between the San Francisco 49ers and the LOCAL NEWS: Baltimore Ravens in New Orleans. A partial blackout in the stadium delayed the second half. See story, Page B1. Associated Press Programs

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The History school board “ Month is facing a “ ERYN $3.7 million WORTHINGTON deficit. Staff writer HERNANDO — A local EDITORIAL, PAGE A10 church will celebrate Black History Month with LOCAL EFFORTS: a different beat. Internationally known Give blood professional drummer Find out where the Eric Bli Bi Gore from LifeSouth Djsanufla, Ivory Coast, Bloodmobile West Africa, will bring will be African drumming and parked for dancing to Hernando donations Church of the Living God, during 3441 E. Oleander Lane, upcoming weeks./Page A6 Hernando, from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 22, and 1 to Get food 5 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 23. Gore offers West Area groups offer African rhythms of drum low-cost food options NANCY KENNEDY/Chronicle and dancing through and free meals each As a librarian, Susan Mutschler says she is living her dream job, which is much, much more than shelving classes offered to the pub- week./Page A6 books and helping people find the science section. Today, a job as a librarian requires a master’s degree. lic for donations of $10 and $12. ONLINE POLL: “I want to promote to Your choice? Librarian puts college degree to work on many programs the community about How do you feel about African drumming and the bipartisan panel’s Editor’s note: In an economic dancers,” said event coor- recommendations to climate where jobs are at a pre- Citrus County WORKS dinator Sophia Phillip. “It provide a path mium, the Chronicle is publish- the biography section and shush patent, librarians know where to is about African culture to U.S. ing an occasional series, “Citrus people making too much noise, go. education.” citizenship County Works,” profiling local then you don’t know librarians. “There’s so much information From the age of 6, Gore to those in people and the jobs they per- “We’re so much more,” said out there that librarians know studied the master drum- the country form. Today — Librarian Susan Susan Mutschler, public services how to hone in on,” she said. mer in his village. illegally? Mutschler. manager for the Citrus County “There’s something called the He then continued trav- A. I support it, provided NANCY KENNEDY Library System. Mutschler works ‘invisible’ or ‘deep web’ — spe- eling around the world, it’s done hand-in-hand Staff writer performing in the with greatly improved at both the Homosassa Public Li- cialty search techniques that brary and the Coastal Region Li- they teach you when you go to li- See HISTORY/ Page A5 border security. “Librarians read books.” — B. I oppose it. Anyone in brary in Crystal River. brary school.” Rylee Kirkpatrick, 8. “Today librarians are educa- To be a librarian, a person the country illegally ■ “Librarians read stories and tors, marketers, we bring cul- needs a master’s degree. WHO: Professional must be deported. drummer Eric Bli Bi C. I support it, but only sing songs.” — Rory Lewis, 4. tural activities to the And librarians always quote “What do I think librarians do? community,” Mutschler said. “I their sources when they give an Gore from West because it’s unrealistic Africa. to think we’ll ever Among other things, librarians do planning and budgeting, grant answer. deport most who are assist people in finding books, do writing, public speaking and “We had a call from a man who ■ WHAT: African here illegally. administrative things, check fundraising. We’re expected to asked what a ‘cuckold’ was,” she drumming and D. The proposal is no books in and out, advise patrons, know everything and be in the said. “He said, ‘My wife just dancing. more than a bipartisan keep a nice, safe, comfortable know constantly, especially when called me a cuckold and I want to ■ WHEN: 6 to 8 p.m. ploy to court the place for people to enjoy the li- it comes to technology.” know what that means.’ We Feb. 22 and 1 to Hispanic vote. brary. They’re friendly and nice She said much of “knowing looked it up and read him the 5 p.m. Feb. 23. To vote, visit www. and keep the library in order so definition — ‘According to the everything” is knowing where to ■ WHERE: Hernando chronicleonline.com. you can find your books.” — Jan- find answers to people’s Merriam-Webster Dictionary, a Click on the word ice Clapp, Homosassa winter Church of the Living questions. cuckold is a man whose wife is God, 3441 E. “Opinion” in the menu resident. From students needing help unfaithful.’ Oleander Lane, to see the poll. ■■■ finding information for term pa- “You could hear a pin drop,” Results will appear Hernando. HOMOSASSA — If you think li- pers or science projects to peo- she said. “Sometimes we’re not next Monday. Find last ■ brarians just sit at a desk reading ple wanting to find out how to set always the bearer of good news.” INFO: 352-270-6148 week’s online poll encyclopedias, direct people to or 352-897-4173. results./Page A4 up a new business or research a See MEDIA/ Page A5

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CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Around the STATE Fast friends made at adoption expo Citrus County Canines, felines Free kids’ fishing clinic Feb. 23 the stars at event Citrus County Parks and ERYN WORTHINGTON Recreation in association Staff writer with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission INVERNESS — It was a presents a free kids’ fishing paw-fect day for four-legged clinic Saturday, Feb. 23, best friends Saturday. for preregistered children They appeared to be smiling between the ages of 5 and as they strutted their clean 15. Clinic times will start at coats up and down the aisles 9 a.m., 10 a.m., 11 a.m., of the Citrus County Audito- noon and 1 p.m. rium at the second annual Children will learn the ba- Best Friend Fest. Pet owners sics of environmental stew- and animal lovers alike ap- peared for the “pet adoption ardship, fishing ethics, extravaganza.” ERYN WORTHINGTON/Chronicle angling skills and safety at “We want to promote all of the catch-and-release the organizations involved here,” Penny was rescued last week by her mother Judy Webb at the event. Participants must be said Kelly Gill, volunteer out- Citrus County Animal Services. Webb encouraged the public at the Best Friend Fest to adopt Penny’s sibling, who is still waiting accompanied by an adult. reach coordinator. “It is not for a home. Each child will receive a just about our shelter. A lot of the free fishing rod and reel. rescue groups in the community “We are also looking for fos- shelter promoted adoption Food and drinks will be have pets for adoption too.” ter homes for a lot of animals,” and care for the furry friends available for purchase from The fair-like event also in- Gill said. “We need people at the event, which was spon- the Nature Coast Volunteer cluded food vendors, face who are willing to open up sored by Citrus County Animal Center. painting, a silent auction and their homes for needy animals Services and the Citrus The clinic will be at Fort a bloodmobile to benefit Animal while they wait for their for- County Chronicle. Island Trail Park at 12073 Services’ Special Needs Fund, ever home.” Smokey and Tom “Gunny” Heron exchanged W. Fort Island Trail, Crystal which pays for animal medical Twenty-eight organizations Contact Chronicle reporter a handshake at the Best Friend Fest. Heron River. care. People who donated pet food including groomers, trainers, Eryn Worthington at 352-563- and Smokey are part of the Community Registration is open. Call for needy owners were entered veterinarians, rescue groups, 5660, ext. 1334, or eworthington Emergency Response Team that covers the 352-527-7540 for more into a drawing for a prize. photographers and the county @chronicleonline.com. southeast quadrant of Citrus County. information. Live Rotary Club auction Feb. 9 WYKE will feature a live broadcast of the Rotary Club of Inverness’ auction from noon to 5 p.m. Satur- day, Feb. 9, to provide scholarships to Citrus High School and Withlacoochee Technical Institute students. WYKE-TV airs on cable channel 16. This auction is a major fundraiser for the scholarships, raising $7,000 last year. Those wishing to lend support by bidding on items do not have to wait until Feb. 9. The Rotary Club of Inverness has a continually updated website showing items and allowing pass- word-protected bidding. Visit www.rotaryinverness .com to see auction items. Winning bidders will be announced live Saturday, Feb. 9. Participants can watch live or check back online to see if they are the final bidder. Tampa Rocket launchers show up at gun swap Authorities said two rocket launchers were among roughly 2,500 weapons ex- changed for cash and tick- NANCY KENNEDY/Chronicle ets in the Tampa Bay area. Berwin Storer, a member of American Legion Post 225 in Floral City, came to the American Legion Post 77 in Inverness Saturday to help The Hillsborough County celebrate their building dedication. He pauses at a cannon out front of the post’s new facilities on Little Al Point in the Inverness Highlands. Sheriff’s Office said the re- sponse to its “Operation Gun Swap” on Saturday was overwhelming. People waited in long lines at five locations in the county to anonymously trade guns for $75 cash and ticket vouchers for the Tampa Bay Rays American Legion Post 77 and Tampa Bay Lightning. The sheriff’s office said two rocket launchers were gets a permanent home exchanged at separate swap NANCY KENNEDY here is the evolution of what locations. Bomb technicians Staff writer we started with. The Legion inspected them to make now has taken the building sure they weren’t loaded. — INVERNESS and they have improved it fur- fter being renters for ther with the hope of it being Melbourne nearly four years, a centerpiece for the entire A there’s nothing like community.” Super Bowl coin flip having your own home. American Legion Post 77 has That’s what the members of 329 members, and Brumett begins in Florida American Legion Post 77 in said they are always looking The coin that will be Inverness celebrated Satur- for more, especially younger flipped to open the Super day at the dedication of their members, which include both Bowl in New Orleans is the permanent meeting place, the male and female veterans. product of a Floridian sports former Inverness Highlands “We’re in the process of memorabilia company. Civic Association building on starting a Sons of the American The Highland Mint made Little Al Point in the Inver- Legion squadron,” he said, the commemorative coin for ness Highlands. “for sons of American Legion Sunday night’s game. The “We had our eye on this to members.” 1.5-inch diameter coin is purchase and were blessed He added that the post is made of silver, with Balti- when they gave it to us as a thrilled to be the recipients of both the civic association’s build- more Ravens and San gift back in November,” said Norm Brumett, Post 77 ing and the property, as well. Francisco 49ers helmets commander. Inverness Mayor Bob highlighted in gold. The post had been renting Plaisted said he was honored The Melbourne-based the facility for the previous to represent the city at the company has made the coins four years. Prior to that, they dedication and commended for the Super Bowl opening met at the Key Training Cen- the post for its participation coin flip for the past 22 ter building in Inverness. in city events, especially the years. Another 99 will be As the dedication ceremony annual Flag Day ceremony. given to the players and began, Lee Cloward, High- “We’re a city that’s dedi- NFL dignitaries. lands Civic Association presi- cated to veterans,” he said. About 9,900 of the coins dent, passed the deed to “The city of Inverness thanks On Saturday, American Legion Post 77 in Inverness dedicated its new will be sold to the public for Brumett, saying, “The High- American Legion Post 77.” facilities on Little Al Point in the Inverness Highlands, beginning with $99.95 each. President and lands civic organization began Contact Chronicle reporter a flag-raising ceremony by the Young Marines. The building was CEO Michael Kott said each in 1976 ... and when we built Nancy Kennedy at 352-564- previously owned by the Inverness Highlands Civic Association. batch usually sells out. this building, it was just a 2927 or nkennedy@chronicle When the membership disbanded, the association gave the barn structure. What you see online.com. building to Post 77 as a gift. —From staff and wire reports A4 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2013 LOCAL CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

HOW YOUR LAWMAKERS VOTED Key votes for the week ending Feb. 1 By Voterama in Congress FHP plans checkpoints ■ Secretary of State Kerry: Senators voted, 94-3, to confirm Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., as the 68th Special to the Chronicle the driver license laws of Florida. Ridge Boulevard, Dunkenfield U.S. Secretary of State. He took office on Feb. 1. These checkpoints are random, Road, Rock Crusher Road, North GOP Sens. John Cornyn and Ted Cruz of Texas The Florida Highway Patrol will daytime operations that typically Croft Avenue, West Seven Rivers and James Inhofe of Oklahoma cast the negative be conducting driver license and ve- delay motorists for a few minutes Drive, West Venable Street, Pleasant votes. A yes vote was to confirm Kerry. Bill hicle inspection checkpoints during only. Local supervisors select the Grove Road, Green Acres Boulevard, Nelson, Yes; Marco Rubio, Yes. the month of February. Recognizing time, location and duration of the Fort Island Trail, West Riverbend ■ Debt-Limit Waiver: Senators voted, 64-34, to the danger presented to the public checkpoints on the roadways listed Road, Fishbowl Drive, Miss Maggie waive the statutory debt limit until May 19, by defective vehicle equipment, below based upon staffing, weather Drive, Gobbler Drive, North Citrus allowing the Treasury to borrow above the troopers will concentrate their ef- and traffic conditions. Avenue, Turkey Oak Drive, Dunklin current $16.4 trillion limit until then. A yes vote forts on vehicles being operated In Citrus County: Avenue, Yulee Drive West, North Cit- was to send President Obama a bill that also with defects such as bad brakes, ■ County roads: 39, 470, 480, 486, rus Springs Boulevard, Grover denies pay to lawmakers if they worn tires and defective lighting 488, 490, 490A, 491 and 494. Cleveland Boulevard, Turner Camp fail to pass a fiscal 2014 budget equipment. ■ Local roads: Highlands Street, Road, Istachatta Road, West High- by April 15. (HR 325) Nelson, In addition, attention will be di- West Cardinal Street, Century Boule- land Street, Halls River Road and Yes; Rubio, No. rected to drivers who would violate vard, Elkcam Boulevard, West Pine Old Floral City Road. ■ Egypt Aid Cutoff: Voting 79-19, senators tabled a bid to end F-16 aircraft deliveries and other U.S. military aid to Egypt and its ONLINE shaky Muslim Brotherhood-led Celebrity NFL bartenders join government. A yes vote was to Bill Nelson POLL kill the amendment to HR 325 fight for boy battling brain cancer (above) on grounds it would RESULTS upend U.S.-Egypt relations, hurt Special to the Chronicle Bay Packers), Alex Smith (Cleveland Israel and worsen chaos in the QUESTION: How do you feel about Browns) and Ricky Feacher (Cleveland Middle East. Nelson, Yes; High Octane Saloon, in partnership Browns). Patrons will be able to meet, Rubio, No. women soldiers taking combat with Weeki Wachee High School, will party with and get served drinks by ■ Dollar-for-Dollar Debt Hike: assignments? host the charity event, “A Night Out for some of their favorite professional Voting 54-44, senators tabled ■ Nick” at 9 p.m. Friday, March 1. The NFL athletes. Guests should expect to (killed) an amendment to require The decision is long overdue; proceeds collected will benefit a local see more surprise appearances one dollar in future spending Marco 13-year-old boy, Nick LaBarbara, who throughout the night. cuts for every dollar increase in they're as capable Rubio of being warriors has been battling cancer for most of his Cover charge is $5 per guest and the national-debt limit. That limit life. Nick is the son of Troy LaBarbara, High Octane Saloon will donate all of deals with the past as it applies to money as men. 13 per- cent (55 votes) principal of Weeki Wachee High their entry money collected to the already appropriated by Congress. A yes vote School. LaBarbara family. There will be a live ■ Call me a sexist, was to kill the amendment to HR 325. Nelson, Former NFL athletes will be bar- concert performed by Bottoms Up Yes; Rubio, No. but I feel direct combat should be tending at High Octane Saloon and do- band along with a DJ in the front bar to ■ Hurricane Sandy Aid: Voting 62-36, senators left to men. nating their time and tip money raised entertain guests. sent President Obama a bill to appropriate towards the LaBarbara family’s costly For information, contact Mark Lee, $50.5 billion in disaster aid, most of which 39 percent (169 votes) medical bills. The celebrity bartenders athletic director of Weeki Wachee High would provide immediate and long-term help for include Anthony Becht (Tampa Bay School, at 352-797-7029, ext. 230, or via ■ It's a move for areas of Connecticut, New Jersey and New York Buccaneers), DuJuan Harris (Green email at [email protected]. struck three months ago by Hurricane Sandy. equality, but my This is emergency aid and thus deficit spending. objection is based A yes vote was to pass HR 152. Nelson, Yes; on fear for women Rubio, No. soldiers taken as prisoners of war. ■ Disaster-Aid Offset: Senators rejected, 35-62, an Legal notices in today’s Citrus County Chronicle amendment to pay the $50.5 billion cost of HR 20 percent 152 (above) by cutting the same amount from (87 votes) discretionary spending programs — both military ■ Our military Meeting Notices ...... B12 and non-military — over the next nine years. A should utilize yes vote was to cut non-entitlement spending to every willing and keep Hurricane Sandy aid from adding to the na- able soldier at its Notice to tional debt. Nelson, No; Rubio, Yes. disposal; so, yes, women should be ■ Key votes ahead: The Senate will take up the Creditors/Administration...... B12 in combat roles. Violence Against Women Act In the week of 28 percent (118 Feb. 4. The House schedule is to be announced. votes) © 2013 Thomas Reports Inc. Call: 202-667-9760. Total votes: 429. Self Storage Notices...... B12 000DM0L

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Jerusalem 66/53/pc Warsaw 35/33/c CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2013 A5 Duke Energy to close two of NC’s oldest power plants Associated Press Environmentalists are plants goes along with down in the 1970s, and the happy to see the coal Duke Energy’s plans to remaining four units will CHARLOTTE, N.C. — plants close, but said they shut down more than 3,800 be retired in April. Feds don’t like SC nuke Duke Energy is closing will monitor what the com- megawatts of older coal- Four smaller gas-fired some of the oldest power pany does with the left- and oil-fired generation by units retired last October. plant’s fire system delays plants in North Carolina. over coal ash to make sure the end of 2013. “These stations played The Charlotte Observer it doesn’t seep into drink- The utility has a long- pivotal roles in the 1920s Associated Press reported the Riverbend ing water. term plan to retire older, and 1930s in helping to SENECA, S.C. — Federal nuclear regulators say plant west of Charlotte and “We’re glad to see that less efficient plants that electrify the industries Duke Energy could face civil penalties for failing to Buck plant in Rowan the air in this community make up to 6,800 and homes of the Caroli- upgrade its methods on how to fight a fire at the County will close in April. will be cleaner after April. megawatts of electricity. nas, and we honor all Oconee Nuclear Station. those employees who con- The plants opened in the We’ll also try to make sure Buck was Duke Energy’s The Greenville News reported federal officials tributed their time and tal- 1920s and were some of Duke properly retires its first large-scale plant. It have allowed the nuclear power plant to operate for ents over the years to the first to bring electricity ash ponds, which are seep- began operating in 1926. several years under temporary practices to fight to the state. able into our drinking ensure safe, reliable oper- Its first two units retired blazes. In exchange, Duke Energy agreed to create a Both plants had been set water. We don’t see this as ations,” Keith Trent, chief in 1979, and two more pilot program to change how the country’s nuclear to be shut down in 2015, an end to our mission by operating officer of Duke units shut down in 2011. reactors protect against fire. but Duke Energy officials any means,” said Sara Energy’s regulated utili- Units 5 and 6 will retire in Duke Energy told the Nuclear Regulatory Com- said access to newer Behnke, founder of We ties, said in a statement. April. mission it underestimated the complexity of the proj- The utility said it would Progress Energy plants Love Mountain Island ect. But the commission refused the utility’s request Three gas units were try to find new positions after the utilities merged Lake, a community group for more time. shut down last October. within the company for the and a shift to gas power created last spring in re- Duke Energy will request a hearing to further ex- Riverbend was opened 65 people who work at the plants because of falling sponse to the Riverbend plain the situation. Federal officials said it will likely in 1929. plants that will be shut natural gas prices led to plant. happen in the next month. the earlier closings. The closing of the two Three units were shut down.

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Discount does not apply to prior sales. 000DXVW A6 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2013 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Blood DRIVES Obituaries LifeSouth bloodmobile schedule: To River High School, Northeast Eighth ■ 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Feb. 17, St. Betty Carole find a donor center or a blood drive near Street, Crystal River. Scholastica Catholic Church, West Ho- Johnson, 85 Clark, 73 ■ you, call 352-527-3061. Donors must be 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Feb. 9, Lake mosassa Trail, Lecanto. THE VILLAGES INVERNESS at least 17, or 16 with parental permis- Rousseau RV Park & Fishing Resort, ■ 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Feb. 18, Na- OF LADY LAKE sion, weigh a minimum of 110 pounds 10811 N. Coveview Terrace, Crystal ture Coast Lodge, North Lecanto High- Carole K. Clark, 73, of and be in good health to be eligible to River. way, Lecanto. Betty Katherine John- Inverness, died Friday, donate. A photo ID is also required. ■ Noon to 4 p.m. Feb. 9, American ■ Noon to 6 p.m. Feb. 19, AAA Roof- son, 85, of The Villages of Feb. 1, 2013, at her The Lecanto branch office is at Legion Post No. 155, West Gulf-to- ing- Northeast Fifth Street, Crystal Lady Lake, Fla., died Jan. residence. 31, 2013, under the care of Private arrangements 1241 S. Lecanto Highway Lake Highway, Crystal River. River. family and Hospice at Cit- are by Chas. E. Davis Fu- (County Road 491), open from ■ 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Feb. 10, ■ 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Feb. 19, Walmart 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays (7 rus Memorial hospital. neral Home with Crema- Lowe’s, Gulf-to-Lake Highway, In- Supercenter, North Lecanto Highway, Betty is preceded in tory, Inverness. p.m. Wednesdays), 8:30 a.m. to 2 verness. Lecanto. death by her son, Richard p.m. Saturdays and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. ■ 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Feb. 11, Touch of ■ 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 20, Forest Johnson. Surviving family Margret Sundays. Class Corvette Club, Seven Rivers View, South Suncoast Boulevard, members are husband ‘Peggy’ Waller The Inverness branch is at 301 W. Drive, Crystal River. Homosassa. William H. Johnson of The lord has taken an Main St., open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 ■ Noon to 4:30 p.m. Feb. 11, Wal- ■ 3 to 6 p.m. Feb. 20, West Citrus Lady Lake, Fla.; daughter p.m. weekdays, (6:30 p.m. Wednes- angel from us. On Jan. 27, mart Supercenter, North Lecanto High- Elks Lodge No. 2693, Grover Cleveland and son-in-law Vicki and 2013, Margret (Peggy) Gi- days), 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturdays way, Lecanto. Boulevard, Homosassa. Craig Fohrman of Floral and closed Sundays. annico Waller died under ■ 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Feb. 12, Citrus ■ 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Feb. 21, Eagle City, Fla.; granddaughter the loving care of hospice Visit www.lifesouth.org for details. County Solid Waste, Gulf-to-Lake High- Buick GMC, South Suncoast Boulevard, Stephani L. Fohrman of and her family. ■ 1 to 4 p.m. Feb. 4, Walmart Super- way, Lecanto. Crystal River. Ocala, Fla.; and brother Peggy was an inspiration and sister-in-law Harold center, North Lecanto Highway, ■ 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Feb. 13, Rock ■ 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Feb. 22, Walmart to all. She spent her entire and Kay Toben of Decatur, Lecanto. Crusher Elementary, South Rock Supercenter, West Gulf-to-Lake High- life trying to make others Ill. Nieces and nephews ■ 9 a.m. to noon Feb. 4, Midway Ani- Crusher Road, Homosassa. lives better. Peggy worked way, Inverness. are Carol Toben-Smith, Di- mal Hospital, South Suncoast Boule- ■ 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Feb. 14, Ray- ■ 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Feb. 23, Red’s as a nurse at Arbor Trail vard, Homosassa. anne Sanner, Doug Toben and will be missed terribly mond James Financial Services Inc., Restaurant, Carl G Rose Highway, and Joan Toben. ■ 1 to 4 p.m. Feb. 5, Arbor Trail Forest Ridge Boulevard, Hernando. Hernando. by her many friends and Memorial Celebration family. Peggy brought Rehab & Skilled Nursing, Turner Camp ■ 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 15, Citrus ■ 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Feb. 24, Our Lady services will be a 11 a.m. smiles to everyone she Road, Inverness. High School, West Highlands Boule- of Fatima Catholic Church, U.S. 41 Feb. 9, 2013, at The First touched. ■ 10 a.m. to noon Feb. 5, Walmart vard, Inverness. South, Inverness. United Methodist Church We are having a Cele- Supercenter, West Gulf-to-Lake High- ■ ■ 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Feb. 16, Village- 2 to 4:30 p.m. Feb. 24, Walmart in Lady Lake, Fla. The bration of Life Ceremony way, Inverness. Cadillac-Toyota, South Suncoast Boule- Supercenter, West Gulf-to-Lake High- service will be presided at 3:30 p.m. Feb. 7, 2013, at ■ 1 to 8 p.m. Feb. 6, Inverness vard, Homosassa. way, Inverness. over by Pastor Chris Arbor Trail. (611 Turner Moose Lodge 2112, Haid Terrace, ■ 2 to 4:30 p.m. Feb. 17, Walmart ■ 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Feb. 25, Withla- Sanders and Pastor Carol Camp Road, Inverness, FL Lecanto. Supercenter, West Gulf-to-Lake High- coochee Technical Institute, West Main Toben-Smith. Betty will be 34453) Please join us in ■ 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 7, Crystal way, Inverness. Street, Inverness. buried at Florida Vet- celebrating the life of our eran’s National Cemetery. dear friend. In lieu of flowers, dona- Sign the guest book at tions can be made to the PROGRAMS www.chronicleonline.com. Food American Heart Associa- ■ Annie Johnson Senior boxes away at 5 p.m. Mon- at 352-400-8952 or Gary at Hernando (across from Citrus tion or American Lung  Deadline is 3 p.m. for & Family’s Food Pantry, days at the neighborhood 352-527-4537. Hills Boulevard on County Association. obituaries to appear 1991 W. Test Court, Dunnel- park in Hernando off Railroad ■ Nature Coast Min- Road 486). USDA guidelines Sign the guest book at in the next day’s lon, is open to Citrus County Drive where feeding the istries’ food pantry is open are followed and food is dis- www.chronicleonline.com. edition. residents from 8 a.m. to homeless takes place. Call from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tues- tributed every other week to 3 p.m. Monday through Fri- 352-344-2425. days and Thursdays. The of- eligible households. Bring a Carrie day. Bring a photo ID and So- ■ Floral City United fice is at 999 State Road 44 photo ID and Social Security Young, 50 cial Security card of each Methodist Church hosts a in Crystal River (next to cards for each member in BEVERLY HILLS EXTENDED your household for the initial household member to re- free breakfast from 7 to RaceTrac in the old Skidmore Carrie Lynn Young, 50, ceive assistance. 9 a.m. Tuesdays in Hilton building). Call 352-563-1860. interview. County resource of Beverly Hills, Fla., died Call 352-489-8021. Hall, 8478 E. Marvin St., ■ We Care Food Pantry lists and other information are Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013, ACT NOW! ■ The Salvation Army’s across from the elementary gives out food to needy peo- provided. under the loving care of Food Pantry is open from school. All are welcome. Call ple. Initial registrations are ■ Dunnellon Presbyte- her family and Hospice of Deadline Feb. 28th 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. 352-344-1771. accepted from 10 a.m. to rian and Holy Faith Episco- Citrus County. Carrie was Monday through Friday (ex- ■ Our Lady of Grace 2 p.m. Tuesdays and Thurs- pal food pantry opens from born March 17, 1962, in cluding holidays) at 712 S. Catholic Church food pantry days. To qualify for assis- 9 a.m. to noon Thursdays at Adams, Mass., the daugh- School Ave., Lecanto (at the is open from 9 to 10 a.m. the tance, participants must be a 19924 W. Blue Cove Drive, ter of Ronald and Karen LEND US corner of State Road 44). Ap- third Tuesday monthly at 6 Homosassa or Homosassa Dunnellon. Gladu. She was Catholic. plicants are interviewed for Roosevelt Blvd. Food is dis- Springs resident with ID. ■ Crystal River United Carrie was a vivacious, TM food after a photo ID and tributed on right side of parish Call 352-228-4921. Bring a Methodist Church food fun-loving spirit. She was secondary ID are provided office garage area. Parking is photo ID and the date of birth pantry is open from 9 a.m. to employed in the food serv- YOUR EARS for all adults in the household available in right parking field for each member of your 1 p.m. the second and fourth ice industry in various ca- and an ID for all children in next to garage area. Pantry is household. Thursdays monthly at 4801 pacities her entire working years. She had a the household. open to those who truly qual- ■ Beverly Hills Commu- N. Citrus Ave., Crystal River. deep love of horses and Call 352-513-4960. ify for this program. No nity Church’s food pantry, at Call 352-795-3148 or visit was an accomplished ■ Daystar Life Center’s vouchers or financial aid 82 Civic Circle in Beverly www.crumc.com. ■ equestrian. She moved to Food Pantry is open to Citrus given. Call Anna at 352-527- Hills, distributes food from Calvary Church’s Food Beverly Hills in 2003 from County residents from 9 a.m. 2381 or the church at 352- 11 a.m. to noon and 6 to Pantry is open from 10 a.m. Centerville, Ohio. to 1:15 p.m. Monday through 746-2144. Have proper photo 7 p.m. the last Tuesday to 2 p.m. Thursdays at 2728 Carrie was preceded in Friday (excluding holidays) at ID available at the time of the monthly. To qualify for assis- E Harley St., Inverness (cor- death by her father, 6751 W. Gulf-to-Lake High- request for food. tance, you must be a Beverly ner of Croft Avenue and Ronald Gladu. Survivors way, Crystal River (across ■ Hernando Seventh-day Hills resident with ID. Call Harley Street). Bread, dry include her mother, from the Publix shopping Adventist Church, 1880 N. ahead for reservations at goods, frozen meats and toi- Karen, and stepfather center). Applicants will be Trucks Ave., Hernando, pro- 352-746-3620. There is an letries are available. To qual- David Zimmerman of Her- given an interview for food vides food distribution for initial registration for each ify for monthly assistance, nando, Fla.; daughters after a photo ID and Social needy families through its recipient. you must be a Citrus County Tanya Boczon of Ohio and Participants sought Security cards for all family food pantry, open from ■ Suncoast Baptist resident with a valid driver’s Katie Young of South Car- for hearing in noise members are provided. Call 10 a.m. to noon the second Church, 5310 S. Suncoast license or state ID. Call 352- olina; son Drew Boczon of 352-795-8668. and fourth Tuesdays monthly. Blvd., Homosassa Springs, 637-5100 or visit ww.inver New York; sisters Brenda study ■ Citrus United Basket Have proper photo ID avail- has its food pantry open from nesscalvary.com. and her husband, Bill Starkey, America’s larg - (CUB) food pantry is open to able at the first request for 9 a.m. to noon the second ■ Calvary Chapel of In- Newton, of Massachusetts est manufacturer of hearing all underserved Citrus food. Call 352-212-5159. Wednesday monthly for pre- verness “Feed the Hungry” and Kim and her husband, instruments is partnering County residents from 9 a.m. ■ bagged food. Free bread is free lunch is served from Doug Quill, of Massachu- El-Shaddai food min- setts; granddaughter with Gardner Audiology to 3 p.m. Monday through available from 9 a.m. to noon noon to 1 p.m. Thursdays in istries “brown bag of food” Kelsey of Ohio; and many for a field study of con - Friday at 103 Mill Ave., Inver- distribution takes place from Wednesdays. This is for Ho- the fellowship hall, 960 S. beloved aunts, uncles, sumer satisfaction with ness (east of the new court- 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesdays mosassa people in need U.S. 41. The program has ex- nieces and nephews, newly patented hearing aid house). Participants must at Crystal River Church of only. Call 352-621-3008 or panded to include a soup cousins and friends; espe- technology. Voice IQ was provide proof of income, God, 2180 W. 12th Ave., be- 352-586-0341. kitchen from 11:30 a.m. to cially her faithful friends designed to maintain photo ID and Social Security ■ 1 p.m. Tuesdays. Call 352- hind the former Lincoln Mer- St. Margaret’s Episco- Karen of Massachusetts speech understanding in numbers for each family cury dealership. Although pal Church’s Feed My Sheep 726-1480. and Ray of Hernando, Fla. noise and relieve the strain member. Call CUB at 352- food is distributed once a outreach provides a hot lunch ■ Our Father’s Table A memorial service for 344-2242 or cublisa@ week, families are only eligi- at 11:30 a.m. Wednesdays. serves free Saturday lunches Carrie will be at 2 p.m. of hearing conversation in embarqmail.com. ble for food once a month. The food pantry is open from from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2013, at a crowd and other difficult ■ St. Anne’s Anglican Call 352-628-9087 or 352- 9:30 to 11:45 a.m. Tuesdays at St. Anne’s Anglican Church Heinz Funeral Home. The listening situations. Church food pantry opens 302-9925. and Wednesdays. The pantry on West Fort Island Trail. family will receive friends In exchange for com- from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. daily ■ The food pantry of First is no longer open on Wednes- Call 352-795-2176. from 1 p.m. until the hour pleting a pre and post-fit- in the administration building. Presbyterian Church of day evenings or Fridays. Call ■ St. Elizabeth Ann of services. In lieu of flow- ting questionnaire Gardner ■ First Baptist Church of Crystal River, 1501 S.E. 352-726-3153. Seton Catholic Church in ers, memorial donations will loan these hearing aids Crystal River, 700 N. Citrus U.S.19, is open from 10 a.m. ■ Food pantry of Floral Citrus Springs serves those may be made to Breast for a free 30 day field Ave., has its food pantry to 2 p.m. the second and City First Baptist Church in need with free boxes of Cancer Research or Hos- pice of Citrus County. study. Audiologists with open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. fourth Tuesdays monthly. Emergency Feeding Program food from its food pantry the Heinz Funeral Home & advanced university Monday, Wednesday and is open from 1 to 3 p.m. the third Saturday morning Bring picture ID and Social Cremation, Inverness, Fla. degrees will provide all monthly. Call 352-465-6613 Thursday. Call 352-795-3367. Security cards for each family third Wednesday monthly. Sign the guest book at exams and followup care ■ ■ Our Lady of Fatima’s member to be placed into the The Salvation Army on the preceding Tuesday to www.chronicleonline.com. free of charge. Food Pantry, 604 U.S. 41 S., new database. Canteen provides a hot meal sign up for the distribution. ■ At the end of 30 days is open from 10 a.m. to Call 352-795-2259. from 5 to 6 p.m. Wednesdays Inverness Church of  The Citrus County participants will return the 2 p.m. Monday through Fri- ■ at the Homosassa Lions God, 416 U.S. 41 S., Inver- Citrus County Veter- Chronicle’s policy aids or they may purchase day. Proper photo ID, proof of ans Coalition operates a Club, one-half mile east of ness, hosts a soup kitchen permits free and paid them with generous field residence and interview are Veterans Food Bank for Cit- U.S. 19 on Homosassa Trail. the first and third Sunday obituaries. study discounts. required for assistance to rus County veterans and their Everyone is welcome. Call monthly following the  Email obits@ needy residents of Floral City, family members in need at 352-513-4960. 10:30 a.m. worship service in chronicleonline.com Hernando and Inverness. 1039 N. Paul Drive, Inver- ■ Serving our Savior the Family Life Center. Call or fax 352-563-3280. Call or click Call 352-726-1707. ness. This is the only location (SOS) Food Pantry is open 352-726-4524. GardnerAudiology.com ■ First United Methodist authorized to accept or dis- from 9 a.m. to noon Thurs- Church of Inverness God’s tribute food staples for the days at Good Shepherd Homosassa 621-7700 to join the study Crystal River 795-8600 F REE I NSPECTIONS Kitchen serves from CCVC Veterans Food Bank. Lutheran Church, 439 E. Inverness 860-1037 11:30 a.m. to noon Mondays Food distribution is from Norvell Bryant Highway in T ERMITE S PECIALISTS in the fellowship hall, 3896 S. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesdays S INCE 1967 Pleasant Grove Road. A bus and Thursdays. 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Associated Press meeting of the Boy Scouts’ Afghan President Hamid national executive board. The U.S. and its allies Karzai turns around Oct. A proposal to open up the hope the peace process, which began nearly two 26, 2012, after reviewing Scouts’ membership to the guard of honor during gays is expected to be dis- years ago, will gain trac- tion before most interna- the first day of Eid Al Adha cussed and possibly voted celebrations at the presi- on at the gathering in tional forces withdraw from the country in fewer dential palace in Kabul, Texas. Afghanistan. The Boy Scouts emphat- than 23 months. But al- though the Taliban appear ically reaffirmed the no- Kabul and Washington are more ready to talk than gays policy just seven frustrated that Pakistan is ever before, peace talks re- months ago, but an- not monitoring the where- main elusive because of in- nounced last week they abouts and activities of fighting among a rising were considering chang- Taliban prisoners it re- number of interlocutors — ing the stance. Instead of leased in recent months. all trying to get some kind mandatory exclusion of Miffed by the criticism, of negotiations started. gays, the different reli- Pakistan says it freed the gious and civic groups that Members of the Taliban prisoners at the request of sponsor Scout units would are in contact with repre- the Afghan government be able to decide for sentatives from 30 to 40 dif- and doesn’t have the re- themselves how to ad- ferent countries, according sources to keep tabs on dress the issue — either to senior U.S., Afghan and them. maintaining the exclusion other officials The Associ- No one in either Pak- or opening up their ated Press interviewed in istan or Afghanistan seems membership. Afghanistan and Pakistan. to know where the dozens The White House said Moreover, the relationship of released prisoners have in a statement last August among the key players — gone. Last week, the Tal- that Obama opposed the the U.S., Afghanistan and iban issued a statement by gay ban. Obama, like pres- Pakistan — is marked by freed former Taliban Jus- idents for the last century, Associated Press distrust that keeps tugging tice Minister Mullah serves as honorary presi- Boy Scouts carry U.S. flags up Congress Avenue toward the Texas Capitol on Satur- momentum away from the Nooruddin Turabi on be- dent of the group. The day during the annual Boy Scouts Parade and Report to State, in Austin, Texas. Pres- peace process. half of all the prisoners — president’s comment Sun- ident Barack Obama said Sunday that gays should be allowed in the Boy Scouts and Many of the officials an indication that at least day was his first since the women should be allowed in military combat roles. spoke on condition of some might have rejoined group announced it was anonymity because they the ranks of the insurgency. considering a policy The policy change over- that benefit a few high in- occasionally frustrated. were not authorized to “There were no precon- change. turns a 1994 rule prohibit- come earners but not most “But I do think we want speak publicly about the ditions to their release and “My attitude is that gays ing women from being Americans. to make sure that after sensitive contacts with the we are getting criticism and lesbians should have assigned to smaller “There’s no doubt we people have played the Taliban. from our own people in- access and opportunity ground combat units, and need additional revenue game, that they’re going to Finding a path to the ne- side Afghanistan about the same way everybody is expected to open up coupled with smart be OK,” he said. gotiating table will be a that and it is valid criti- else does in every institu- more than 230,000 combat spending reductions in The Obamas were host- topic when Afghan Presi- cism,” said Ismail Qasem- tion and walk of life,” positions that have been order to bring down our ing their own Super Bowl dent Hamid Karzai and yar, a senior member of Obama said. “The Scouts off limits to women. deficit,” he said. “We can party for friends and fam- Pakistan President Asif the Afghan High Peace are a great institution that Obama said he meets do it in a gradual way so it ily at the White House. In Zardari hold a series of Council. are promoting young peo- “extraordinary women in doesn’t have a huge honor of the two teams, meetings beginning Mon- The peace council, ple and exposing them to uniform who can do impact.” the Baltimore Ravens and day with British Prime which Karzai set up to opportunities and leader- everything that a man can Coming before the the San Francisco 49ers, Minister David Cameron. carry out peace negotia- ship that will serve people and more.” He gave the Super Bowl, Obama had they were serving Chesa- The meetings in London tions, handed Pakistan the for the rest of their lives. example of one of his mil- to expect he’d be asked peake crabcakes and San come amid fresh tensions list of prisoners, including And I think nobody should itary aides, who he esti- about his recent comment Francisco cioppino stew between Kabul and its Turabi, that it wanted be barred from that.” mated is only about 5 feet that if he had a son, he with sourdough toast. Also western allies. freed. They have also Obama also had previ- tall and 100 pounds. would have to think long on the menu are Clipper Karzai recently warned asked for the release of the ously issued a statement “You put a 50-pound and hard about letting City and Anchor Steam the West not to use peace Taliban’s former second in supporting the Pentagon’s pack on her, and she can him play football because beers from the competing talks as a lever against his command, Mullah Abdul decision last month to do things that you or me of safety concerns. Obama cities. government. As well, both Ghani Baradar. open up front-line combat would keel over doing. said he feel differently jobs to women, but the in- And so the truth is that about the NFL, where the terview with CBS’ Scott women are serving. They players are well-compen- Pelley included his first are taking great risks. sated adults who know the publicly spoken com- What we should not do is risks, but the threat of ments on the matter since somehow prevent them concussions has to give the announcement. He from advancing in an insti- parents pause about let- said women are already tution that we all revere.” ting youth and children serving in combat “as a On the economy, Obama play. practical matter.” said although more rev- “I want to make sure we “When they’re in the- enue has to be raised to are doing everything we ater in places like Iraq reduce the deficit, it can can to make the sport and Afghanistan, they are be done without raising safer, and that means the vulnerable,” he said. income tax rates again. game’s probably going to “They are wounded, and He said the answer is evolve a little bit,” Obama they’ve been killed. 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NEW YORK — Esther Tauscher stood outside her Staten Island home, leafing through boxes of family photos that had been steeped in storm water. She paused to point out life events — her hon- Associated Press eymoon, holding her baby Short-billed dowitchers rest May 13, 2011, at Slaughter Beach in Delaware during boy in a hospital bed. their annual migration. Superstorm Sandy damaged beaches along the Delaware Bay The photos are just where horseshoe crabs lay their eggs every year. As do other migrating shore birds, about all she has left. Be- the short-billed dowitchers depend on those eggs for survival during long migrations. hind her, the home where she and her family lived for 14 years was being dis- Sandy’s wake leaves shore birds in dire straits mantled by a masked vol- unteer crew that tossed Associated Press Beach replenishment involves re- out her possessions and placing land lost to storm erosion with ripped out floorboards and Associated Press When red knots descend on the sand pumped from offshore. walls. Victor Pena of Flag Enterprises steam-cleans a floor beaches of Delaware Bay this spring fam- The projects, with an estimated price It was Tauscher’s only Jan. 24 in a home in Massapequa, N.Y. Homeowners in ished from their marathon flight toward tag of $48.7 million, would not only re- option. Her house and New York and New Jersey are struggling to combat the Canadian Arctic from the tip of South pair late October’s damage from Sandy, nearly everything in it was outbreaks of mold from water-logged homes in the wake America, the rosy-breasted shorebirds but also help coastal areas withstand consumed by mold. of Superstorm Sandy. may find slim pickings instead of the feast major storms in the future. Some of the funding will come from the $50.5 billion “If the water didn’t get it, of horseshoe crab eggs they count on to If mold is treated safely, by Congress to be used for emergency relief package signed by the mold got it,” she said. fuel the rest of their migration. there should be few long- mold remediation. Sen. Superstorm Sandy scrubbed away al- President Barack Obama on Tuesday; Three months after Su- term health effects, said Charles Schumer said he most all the sand the crabs need to other money will come from state budg- perstorm Sandy, mold Dr. Kevin Chatham- would like to see federal spawn upon. Restoring it in time is a top ets or nonprofit organizations. lurks in once-waterlogged Stephens, a pediatrician money allocated to fight priority of wildlife groups beginning to The report by the Manomet Center, buildings, hiding below and environmental health mold. repair Sandy’s massive damage to based in Plymouth, Mass., recommends subflooring, under founda- fellow at Mount Sinai Med- New Jersey is looking at dunes, beaches and salt marshes along a $10 million project by the Army Corps tions, and in door and win- ical Center. But doing it opportunities for a similar the Eastern Seaboard that support a di- of Engineers and other partners to re- dow frames. Sometimes it yourself could make things program, said Donna verse population of birds, fish, marine pair the beaches of Delaware Bay, mottles walls in plain sight. worse. Leusner, a spokeswoman organisms and other wildlife. where the red knot’s population has And it can make dwellers Chatham-Stephens said for the New Jersey De- A recent report by the Manomet Cen- dropped from about 100,000 in the 1980s sick, another blow to peo- bleach and other chemi- partment of Health. The ter for Conservation Sciences and the to about 30,000 now because of overhar- ple still recovering from cals used to clean mold state is waiting to see if National Fish and Wildlife Foundation vesting of horseshoe crabs for fertilizer the October storm that sent can also cause respiratory grants from the aid pack- predicts that the storm — which across and fishing bait. the Atlantic surging into irritation. age can be used to help the region washed away sand and vege- “These birds fly nonstop for thousands homes in New Jersey and Mold remediation can residents fight mold. tation that many species spawn in or call of miles from the tip of South America,” New York. cost as much as $15,000 The Robin Hood Foun- home, or polluted habitats with oil, Stiles said. “They land on Delaware Bay Mold is flourishing in and require people to dation also made grants to sewage and other contaminants — is al- exhausted and emaciated, and then they homes that never com- leave their homes for days. programs in New Jersey most certain to have lasting effects on double their body weight in 7 to 10 days pletely dried out, where It is not directly covered by that provide free mold re- the recovery of the red knot. foraging on horseshoe crab eggs before the owners may have the Federal Emergency mediation to Sandy The Delaware Bay could be called the flying nonstop to the Arctic.” waited to make repairs or Management Agency or victims. Serengeti of the mid-Atlantic for the But the storm’s sculpting work also could not access the house New York City’s Rapid Re- Lioy worries the mold staggering numbers of birds there, said created new habitat for species such as for weeks because of pair program, which pro- problem will only get Eric Stiles, executive director of New the threatened piping plover, a compact, safety concerns. Other vides emergency repairs to worse in the spring and Jersey Audubon. In addition to provid- pale shorebird with coloring that makes flooded homes remain va- residents affected by the summer, when consis- ing a wintering area for waterfowl that it all but vanish against the open sand cant and unheated. storm. tently warm temperatures breed in the Great Plains of the United flats where it nests. But even some who New York Mayor will allow mold to flourish. States and Canada, the estuary also pro- The American Littoral Society’s post- quickly chucked saturated Michael Bloomberg on Even warm days like vides a winter range for large numbers Sandy surveys found 67 percent of Mid- belongings, ripped out Thursday announced a $15 Wednesday and Thursday, of raptors, including bald eagles. Atlantic beach areas had moderate to soggy wallboards and car- million public-private when temperatures “When I visited as a kid in the ’70s, the high damage to bird and marine life pets and scrubbed walls partnership to remove reached into the 50s and beaches were green with horseshoe habitats, including vital marshes. with cleaners and bleach mold in about 2,000 city 60s, can accelerate mold crab eggs,” Stiles said. “When the birds “These marshes are protein factories, are still finding mold, be- homes. The money was growth. took to flight, it looked like the whole providing rodents, crabs and other cause the home didn’t fully raised privately, and the Richard Schielke beach was rising up en masse. Just a species in the food chain,” said Tim dry, treatment did not program will be run by a scrubbed the salt and mud beautiful spectacle.” Dillingham, the society’s executive work or unscrupulous con- community development off his hardwood floors But at a popular New Jersey Audubon director. tractors didn’t actually kill nonprofit. It will find after the storm but discov- winter workshop on raptors of the bay, a The storm also washed raw sewage, it. homeowners through re- ered weeks later that mold time when participants usually see oil and other pollutants into marshes, “Mold needs two things. ferrals, with the neediest lurked under the floor. He dozens of eagles and other birds of prey, bays and estuaries, but the long-term It needs food and it needs families receiving priority. hired a crew from Flag En- “this year they only saw one eagle, one impact isn’t yet known, Dillingham said. moisture,” said Paul Lioy, The city is also holding terprises, a Lindenhurst, northern harrier, and one red-tailed Scott Johnston, of the U.S. Fish and a professor of environ- training sessions on how to N.Y., restoration services hawk in the day outing,” Stiles said. Wildlife Service’s division of migratory mental medicine at Robert deal with mold in the company. Workers scoured “The prey base has disappeared.” birds, said that damage occurred from Wood Johnson Medical home. his moldy floor and walls The rodents the raptors feed on will North Carolina to Cape Cod, but that the School in Piscataway, N.J. The program was and set up large air filters rebound quickly. But eelgrass beds that bulk of it was in New Jersey, Delaware “So if you have places that launched by the Mayor’s that hummed throughout provide the primary food source for At- Bay and Long Island Sound. As the re- aren’t completely dried Fund to Advance New his home. lantic brant and other waterfowl, as well building begins, he said, the focus out, you’re going to have York City, the Red Cross “There was no playbook as spawning areas for fish, will need should be to aim for the natural re- conditions that are ripe for and the Robin Hood saying, ‘If this happens, restoration work where Sandy has siliency provided by natural dune sys- mold growth.” Foundation. this is what you should buried the eelgrass under a foot of sand tems and marshes. Mold can spur coughing, Joseph McKellar, execu- do,’” Schielke, of Massape- and sediment. Dillingham and other biologists said wheezing and other reac- tive director of Queens qua, N.Y., said. Other species identified in the it would be more beneficial to create tions in people who are al- Congregations United for Alyssa Durnien, of Manomet Center report as priority can- natural dune systems than to build bulk- lergic or sensitive to it or Action, said that the city’s Keansburg, N.J., came didates for habitat restoration include heads and seawalls to protect against fu- have asthma, and can program is “a good first back to her damaged the roseate tern, piping plover, tricol- ture storm surges. cause infections in people step,” but that 2,000 homes house about 15 days after ored heron and least bittern. It found “An extensive dune system has the ef- with chronic lung is “really only a start.” the storm and sprayed a more than 70 sites from Massachusetts to fect of protecting the homes and busi- conditions. McKellar and other mildew product on the Virginia that need restoration work, in- nesses while providing real and In 2004, the Institute of labor, faith and community wood and underbelly of cluding beach replenishment, rebuild- meaningful habitat,” Dillingham said. “If Medicine found “sufficient leaders formed “Back her home, which had mold ing of nesting islands and water control the taxpayers are paying for this, they de- evidence” of a link be- Home, Back to Work,” an damage. structures in managed wetlands. serve more than a massive Berlin Wall.” tween damp, moldy indoor organization that wants to Months later, the mold is environments and upper use union members to back. Durnien set up de- respiratory tract symp- clean out mold-infested humidifiers throughout toms, coughing and wheez- homes in New York. The the house and plans to ing in healthy people, and group is calling for part of hire a professional. asthma symptoms in the $50.5 billion emer- “I can tell you,” she said, asthmatics. gency aid package passed “there’s still mold there.” They poured Their Hearts 000DXVO Out in love letters for our Valentine’s Day contest. www.chronicleonline.com/valentinesday2013 They are counting on you to vote for them so they can... Get Published!

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Jim Green Old Florida Kitchen Jewelers at Isaac Walton Lodge CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE OPINION MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2013 A9 Sound OFF Don’t use reserves Medicare, then wants to Just what is going on? send you another card in When the problem with addition to the one you Duke Energy was realized, already have, it is a the county said they were scam. Do not even talk going to pursue a hiring to them. They are trying freeze. In the past three to get your bank account weeks, five — I repeat five information. I know that — jobs have been posted for a fact. It happened to on its website. Today, I me yesterday. read the freeze on vehicles Weapons law has melted and now Geoff I’d like to clarify some- Greene has hired an ex- thing for your readers pert to the tune of about Florida’s con- $36,000 so far. If he and cealed carry permit. his staff don’t have the ex- Well, for one thing, let pertise to do the job, the readers know and maybe it should be out- understand Florida’s per- sourced. Lastly, use of re- mit is a concealed serves to cover your weapons permit. It’s not expenses is not a balanced a concealed gun permit. budget. Stop raiding the What it means is, you reserves, do your job can carry any weapon as within the monetary long as it is concealed means you have and serve on your person. It can be the people, not your egos. a gun, a knife, a billy, a No Parkway 2 blackjack or any other I read the article on item considered a “Stay the course” on weapon under Florida’s “Keep working on Sun- statutes. So please clar- coast Parkway 2.” I ify it to your readers. It’s Letters to THE EDITOR wanted to say I agree it’s a not a gun permit, as worthwhile project. I do some of your people Unions made life received $156 million in I decided to check and gress members will re- hope, however, they don’t have written in the news- rebate from IRS. Bank of see what our Florida sen- spond when Florida plan on extending the paper over the last week. better for people America received $1.9 ators did. As expected comes knocking for help walking/biking trail. Every Found purse This letter is a reply to billion from the IRS last Sen. Nelson voted for the after the next hurricane. time I go to Tampa on that a letter written by year, although it made bill while Sen. Rubio Sadly, I doubt either of Sound Off is such a road, I notice there’s liter- $4.4 billion in profits and voted against it. It is in- these bought and paid for good way to say thank Michael Pitts titled ally nobody between here received a bailout from teresting this was not an politicians will even try you when an unknown “Unions hurt America.” and Spring Hill using the to help their state unless person has helped some- Mr. Pitts said the the Federal Reserve and issue when the federal trail, which makes me one else with a good and unions are a protection the Treasury Depart- government was rebuild- they are directed to do so think they could drive the honest act. I’d like to and extortion racket. He ment of nearly $1 trillion. ing a city below sea level, by their handlers. cost of the project down if thank the individual who gives no explanation or There are many more on towns destroyed by torna- This country is already indeed they are consider- found my little change details of how this is so. that list who receive dos, spent millions of dol- too divided. Special inter- ing extending that. We purse in the parking lot He goes on to say unions large entitlements. lars fighting forest fires ests have turned voters don’t need it up here. of Walgreens on Forest have become the ruina- Now, I want to list or the fortunes Florida into hate groups that re- Epidemic problem Ridge Drive. It was a very tion of America within briefly a few things received for its many hur- fuse to see or attempt to the work-and-wage sys- ricanes including see both sides of an issue. I’ve noticed lately the lit- small zipped-up purse unions have done for that had my driver’s li- tem. He then talks about America. Unions gave us Andrew. Now, we have our con- ter problem in Citrus entitlements. Mr. Pitts These two Florida con- gressional representa- County seems to be be- cense and other valu- weekends off; this was in ables in it. I evidently being a union employee the fair labor standards gressmen are members of tives creating another coming epidemic. Why is never had to apply for the hijacked Tea Party. issue which is not based it we never see anybody’s dropped it while getting in 1937 after massive into the car. The man- entitlements, because he strikes so a worker would That is the party that on party line but rather a name in the paper for enjoyed union wages and started out seeking effi- regional challenge. Rubio being fined for littering? ager at Walgreens called have some leisure time. me and I retrieved it benefits, especially as a Unions gave workers fair cient and honest govern- and Nugent have sworn Are we catching any of senior shop steward. ment only to be taken oaths to a millionaire and these people? It seems like right away, giving the wages and income equal- One of the largest cor- over by radicals (who) in a fringe political group, there’s a bunch of new manager a big hug and ity. When the worker gets porations in the world, essence believe in no gov- which they clearly prize signs “$500 for littering” thank you. But I didn’t a low wage, he or she is know who the honest which is non-union and dependent on the taxpay- ernment unless it bene- over the oath to our and so on, but nobody’s fits the special interests Constitution. paying attention to them, person was who turned has three locations in ers for entitlements such that supports their It is time for the voters obviously. it in. This happened a Citrus County, hires their as food stamps, Medicaid month or so ago, but it’s employees part-time and and in some cases low- agenda. Sen. Rubio has to elect people (who) rep- Free books never too late to say below poverty level income housing. Unions voted no on just about resent all of the citizens This is for the person thank you. wages. This is where en- also were a big help in everything regardless of a of this country and take who wrote in to the Sound Unions, sheeple titlements come in. Be- ending child labor in the legitimate need or not. direction from our consti- Off about getting books at cause these employees early 19th century and Rep. Nugent’s voting tution and its citizens not yard sales for a decent The letter by Michael are non-union and work- let’s not forget the unions record indicates his brain millionaires, special in- price. If you’d like some Pitts in today’s Chronicle ing below poverty level won widespread em- was replaced by a robot terests or extremist books and want to take a (Jan. 28) really hits the wages, many of them can ployer-based health that only responds to his organizations. nail on the head. He’s re- receive food stamps, low- coverage. backers’ demands. look at them, please give Roger B. Krieger me a call at 352-344- sponding to a letter from income housing and One can only wonder Beverly Hills 5675. I have several in my Mr. Dostal and Mr. Medicaid. Chuck Weiler how the northeast Con- garage and they won’t cost Cooper. Mr. Pitts is ab- I am sure as a union Crystal River you that much. As a mat- solutely correct in how member and senior shop ter of fact, I can give them the unions have de- steward, Mr. Pitts never Serve constituents, to you for free if you’re in- stroyed this country and had to worry about those terested. So please give the people who follow entitlements. While we not own interests 2 PAIR me a call. Don’t spend the union dogma are are on entitlements, let’s In a recent Sound Off them at yard sales. nothing more than talk about some large en- someone was concerned EYEGLASSES sheeple. What’s in a name? titlements. Exxon Mobile U.S. Rep. 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CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE GOP, stop insulting minorities EDITORIAL BOARD he usual soul such as health care, were “fired up and ready to go” searching that education, a living on Election Day was because of Gerry Mulligan ...... publisher Tcomes with an wage and retirement the numerous, almost humiliat- Mike Arnold ...... editor election loss has the security (which ing, insults Republicans aimed Charlie Brennan ...... editor at large Republican Party lead them to Democ- at Barack Obama. rats), Latinos are Good faith debate and dia- Curt Ebitz ...... citizen member contemplating, yet again, how to reach usually culturally logue degenerated into insults Mac Harris ...... citizen member out to minorities. conservative. about the president wanting to Founded Rebecca Martin ...... guest member Here’s a sugges- Most are Roman destroy and enslave our coun- by Albert M. tion: Stop with the in- Catholic and more try, shred the Bill of Rights and Williamson Brad Bautista ...... copy chief sults that form a Luis Viera conservative than crush our liberties. “You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose.” structural part of the FLORIDA their Anglo Ameri- When the sophomoric Con- — David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus Statement of Faith VOICES can Catholic gressman Joseph Wilson yelled for today’s GOP. brethren on social is- “you lie!” to the president during A recent Washing- sues. And growing the State of the Union, when STUDENTS FIRST ton Post poll asked Republicans numbers of Latinos — in partic- mainstream Republicans enter- why African-Americans reliably ular Puerto Ricans — are now tained the idea Obama is an ille- vote Democratic. Three in five Pentecostal. gal alien from Kenya, when the said the reason is “welfare” and Latinos are by and large the first lady is called a “racist” and the desire to get “something for classic immigrants who should when racial ambulance chasers nothing.” Lump this with Mitt make us all proud to be Ameri- like Donald Trump are given Romney’s insulting comments cans: They arrive here to work comfort in today’s GOP, Republi- School board on the “47 percent” who will hard, play by the rules and be- cans inflame black voters. never “take personal responsi- come good Americans. That is Soon, non-racial issues such bility and care for” their own what my family did in 1960, as health care reform (which lives and those minorities who when they arrived as Cuban ex- Limbaugh called “reparations” want “free gifts” from govern- iles fleeing Castro’s regime. for African-Americans) became facing tough ment, and you have a problem. The story of the Mexican im- colored in race. Indeed, listen any day to the migrant looking for economic Indeed, many Republicans likes of Glenn Beck and Rush opportunity, the Venezuelan im- have refused to acknowledge Limbaugh and the narrative is migrant fleeing the shackles of what Obama means not only to minorities vote Democratic be- Hugo Chavez or the Cuban African-Americans, but to all fiscal choices cause they are lazy and reliant exile arriving on a raft is no less Americans. Like his politics or on government. This smacks of American. not, there is no denying the orce school children ministrators, teachers or bigotry. Bush appealed to Latinos on emotional power of someone to walk up to two miles business owners receive ex- The good news for Republi- three fronts. First, he appealed who marched in Selma voting Fto school or cut educa- posure to the myriad profes- cans is the staggering loss to their sense of compassion for him, or a young African- tional programs. Those are sional possibilities available among minorities in 2012 can and community by supporting American whose great- just two of the predicaments to them. Programs such as be easily fixed, so long as Re- sensible immigration reform grandparents were slaves vot- facing Citrus County School the Marine Science Station, publicans stop the rhetorical and talking about “armies of ing for him. For many African- Board members as they plan Business Academy, Interna- march toward making the na- compassion” through his “char- Americans, Election Day 2008 was a homecoming. for the 2013-14 budget. tional Baccalaureate, Art tional party not unlike the Mis- itable choice” programs. sissippi Republican party. And Second, he was conservative Refusal to recognize this has The school board is facing Academy and Health Acad- for inspiration, the Republi- on social issues. nothing to do with good-faith a $3.7 million deficit, based emy provide exposure to stu- cans need look no further than Third, and most important disagreements over tax or on a drop in stu- dents who might a figure they pretty much place and missing from today’s Re- health care policy. It’s blind dent enrollment, THE ISSUE: not otherwise ex- in a corner with a dunce hat publican vision, he respected stubbornness. There is no man- impacts of the re- plore these these days: George W. Bush. Latinos not as some predictable date to support or even like duced Progress School board opportunities. Though most would agree the voting bloc, but as Americans Obama, but Republicans should Energy Florida looks to cut $2 The school Bush presidency was mediocre, whose stories are American at least acknowledge what he tax payment and million from board has re- there is no denying he reached stories. means to many Americans. an expected in- 2013-14 budget. jected cutting out to minorities, in particular By giving in to those who ped- Therefore, Republicans do crease in prop- programs like the Latinos. He got more than 40 dle ridiculous fantasies about not have too long of a journey to erty insurance. OUR OPINION: Marine Science percent of the Latino vote in Latino immigrants jumping the becoming viable again. How- Board mem- Station in the 2004. border and buying a Rolls ever, to do this, they must, first bers expect to Look at cuts with past and we At this point, getting 40 per- Royce and mansion in the and foremost, stop with the make up $1.7 mil- minimal student would encourage cent of the Latino vote is pretty Hamptons on food stamps and insults. much all Republicans need to welfare, Republicans alienate a lion of the deficit impact. them to do so in ■ become a viable national party potential constituency. ——— ——— from the district’s the future. We again. And not only do they alienate Luis Viera is an attorney who reserve funds. They hope to would much rather have stu- And it is not difficult to do. Latinos, they insult them. practices in the Tampa Bay make up the rest by imple- dents walking a mile or two Though many Latinos favor One of the many reasons, for area. He can be contacted at menting cuts that have the to school than be told you government action on issues example, African-Americans [email protected]. least impact on students. cannot be a marine biologist. Dipping into reserves is Programs such as these not a favorable, nor a sus- and other extracurricular tainable solution. Cutting activities like sports are of- programs, while an easy way tentimes the only thing keep- out, is abhorrent and goes ing students engaged and against the entire philoso- attending schools. They open phy of educating our young. avenues to the underprivi- Many students in our leged and allow others to op- school system do not have portunities to realize their the advantages students dreams. from wealthy or middle-class We urge school board families do. Students whose members to maintain their parents are professionals focus on cuts with the least such as doctors, lawyers, ad- impact on students.

LETTER to the Editor

Thank you for caring OPINIONS INVITED To the citizens of Citrus ■ The opinions expressed in County, Chronicle editorials are the opin- Here it is January, and I ions of the newspaper’s editorial board. look back on the last two months and realize again how ■ Viewpoints depicted in political much the people of this cartoons, columns or letters do county care about children. not necessarily represent the opinion of the editorial board. More than 1,900 children and teens received blankets ■ Groups or individuals are or jackets or school supplies invited to express their opinions and clothing and books and in a letter to the editor. some toys to make their lives ■ Persons wishing to address the much better. editorial board, which meets marks about the person Caseworkers expressed weekly, should call Charlie Credit or cash Watering away instead of just smiling. their thanks for your seeing Brennan at 352-563-5660. OUND This is in response to S Thanks for the smile. I will not skip watering my to it that their charges had ■ All letters must be signed and the business owner’s OFF lawn until they decide not to give the things they needed. include a phone number and question about paying Years of misery away 28 million gallons of water Children in foster care and hometown, including letters sent exorbitant charges for I think the county’s a year. children in shelters and chil- via email. Names and home- taking credit cards. towns will be printed; phone making a big mistake dren living with grandparents numbers will not be Well, they’ve been tak- going through with this Observe traffic laws were all given gifts. published or given out. ing credit cards and lawsuit against debit cards for years I know this has been repeated Parents expressed their ■ CALL Progress Energy. Re- thanks in letters about the We reserve the right to edit and I’m sure it’s built many times, but it bears repeat- letters for length, libel, fairness into the cost of doing member all the mil- ing again. When making a right- circumstances of this year and good taste. 563-0579 lions wasted over that left the family struggling. business somewhere. hand turn when there’s a red The first business that Citrus Memorial and Teachers tell me they see ■ Letters must be no longer than light, the law reads that you says to me, “You will pay a sur- how the lawyers tied it up for the children return to school 600 words, and writers will be have your right turn signal on, limited to four letters per month. charge,” I walk out the door and three years or whatever it was. come to a full and complete excited to have a new outfit Progress Energy will tie you up ■ they keep their product. I can stop, and proceed with caution and toys; now certain Santa is SEND LETTERS TO: The Editor, go online and buy it and pay no for 10 years and it will cost you real. Those teachers express 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd., after you look both ways. Crystal River, FL 34429. Or, fax state tax also. I don’t need a fortune. And if you can’t see To do anything else causes ac- relief to know the children them. They’re going to have to to 352-563-3280, or email to that coming, you’re blind. cidents, is against the law, and now have a warm coat on cold [email protected]. compete. If everyone did this, even if you see police not follow- days and blankets to keep we wouldn’t see this. Show consideration away the cold of poorly It is difficult for people using a ing the law, does not mean you heated homes. ness associations. What grumpy people do walker to get in and out of stores should not do it. It is with a grateful heart I I also thank the many work- When I saw the article on where there are manual doors. Everybody should follow the thank all of you — individual ers who wrapped, sorted and “Toasting manatees,” I admit I Even someone pushing an indi- law. Please do that. There’s been citizens; the Marines from delivered the gifts. It is a did a double-take but quickly re- vidual in a wheelchair finds it a close accidents, close calls and Toys for Tots; the large corpo- team effort — we accomplish alized what they were talking real chore pushing the wheel- a lot of accidents in Citrus rate sponsors like Progress this project together about. The caller in the Sound chair and at the same time open- County because you don’t follow Energy; and small businesses Off was trying to inject some ing or closing a door. You would the law. A red light means you with only a few employees; Ginger West humor, and grumpy people did be amazed at the lack of consid- have to stop, even if you’re turn- churches, homeowners asso- Family Resource Center what grumpy people do — they eration on the part of those ing right. You have to follow the ciations, civic clubs and busi- Hernando called in unnecessary, caustic re- nearby at offering their help. law.

THE CHRONICLE invites you to call “Sound Off” with your opinions about local or statewide subjects. You do not need to leave your name, and have less than a minute to record. COMMENTS will be edited for length, libel, personal or political attacks and good taste. Editors will cut libelous material. OPINIONS expressed are purely those of the callers. CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE OPINION MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2013 A11

Hot Corner: SCOTT ADAMS More power to you problems. You can’t clean bring up a solution. He the pot without stirring it. wants to cut money to ed- I read your Hot Corner’s So more power to Scott ucation, yet has no an- negative opinions of Scott Adams. swers about how to make Adams. I wonder if you it better. would print anything posi- Stepping on toes tive. For a long time this There’s nothing wrong Working for people county has flourished. with Scott Adams stepping It is quite obvious the Most people who tried on the toes of some peo- Chronicle does not like prospered. Taxes seemed ple (who) just have been in Scott Adams. I’m just call- excessive, but people had there doing what they ing in to say I am proud to the money. Well, times want to do, never asking have voted for this man have changed. Most peo- any citizen what they want and it is a pleasure to see ple are struggling and done. Just like the way someone standing up to can’t make ends meet. they put the 6-cent gas tax the self-serving commis- But no one in government on ... they didn’t take it sioners with whom he wants to cut back like we, off. Keep on, Scott. serves. If you don’t like the people, have had to No solutions offered what he’s doing, just, I’m do. The people voted Scott This is to the guy calling sorry, stand back and Adams in because they in about Scott Adams. I watch him work. He may knew he wasn’t afraid to have watched Mr. Adams get something done in the point the finger at the on TV and he has yet to people’s best interests. Hot Corner: DUKE ENERGY Greedy Citrus new customer. They’re not don’t pay our taxes. quite as greedy as Citrus This is a comment about County. So good luck to Fuzzy math the taxes not being paid Duke. I’m sure they’re I see where (Duke) by Duke. Wonder what all going to be moving in the Progress Energy is trying the greedy people in Citrus future — not tomorrow, to stiff the county school County is going to do but it will happen. board out of $35 million. when they build a new The ladies of the schools’ plant in Levy County and Lien for Duke PTAs are going to need to move the whole electrical Seems to me the tax run a lot of baked good service to Levy County. I’m collector could put a lien sales, flea markets and sure Levy County will be on Duke’s property just as spaghetti dinners to make glad to have Duke as a they do on us when we up that shortfall. Sound OFF Thanks for helping tle bit of pool equipment, the sun or the chemicals. your broom or your skim- This is why pre-existing This is a very special mer, and saying it’s broke homes are not moving in thank you for the nursing when it’s just faded from Citrus County. assistant (who) gave me a ride home. I took a walk in the woods the other day 0204 MCRN and I thought if I stayed on a straight trail, it would NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING be no problem to turn around and go back. TO REVIEW PROPOSED Well, I was wrong. I AMENDMENTS TO THE TEXT veered off in many differ- ent directions and did sev- OF THE TOWN OF INGLIS eral circles and finally ended up about three LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE miles from my house. I ran into a nice lady (who) of- BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE TOWN OF fered me and my giant yel- INGLIS, FLORIDA SERVING AS THE LOCAL PLANNING low dog a ride home and it AGENCY OF THE TOWN OF INGLIS, FLORIDA, NOTICE was much appreciated. IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to Section 34-42, of the I got home in time to get Town of Inglis Land Development Code, comments, in my car and get my objections and recommendations regarding the following daughter from work all the described proposed amendments to the Town of Inglis Land way in Crystal River. Development Code will be heard by the Planning Thank you again and Commission of the Town of Inglis, Florida, at public hearing God bless you. I will keep on Tuesday, February 19, 2013 at 6:00 p.m. , or as soon you in my prayers. Thank thereafter as the matter can be heard. The public hearings you much. will be conducted in the Town of Inglis, Town Hall located at 135 Highway 40 West, Inglis, Florida. Favors Suncoast 2 Congratulations, Citrus (1) A Public Hearing will be held for LDC 13-1, an County. Finally you realize application by the Town of Inglis, to amend the text of the Parkway 2 will bring Article I - In General, of the Land Development Code Section 34-2 - Definitions clarifying that structures you more people to reside built for agricultural purposes are considered here, to buy land, to build development and to amend the text of Article IV homes, vote and pay Zoning, of the Land Development Code creating taxes. Some will even use Section 34-288 - Keeping of Animals, regulating the Parkway 2 to go back and keeping of livestock. forth to their places of employment, thus using (2) A Public Hearing will be held for LDC 13-2, an Citrus County as their per- application by the Town of Inglis, to amend the text of manent address. There will Article IV - Zoning, of the Land Development Code also be those who use amending Section 34-575- Political signs, and Parkway 2 as a means of Section 34-579 - Temporary signs, regulating the size, traveling north and south, type, location and duration of political signs. who have no intentions of stopping here, which will At the hearing, all interested parties may appear to be heard relieve the traffic on U.S. with respect to the above listed applications. Copies of 19. Therefore, state funds application materials and staff report are available for public will be saved in purchasing inspection at the Office of the Town Clerk, located at Inglis rights of way in the widen- Town Hall 135 Highway 40 West, Inglis, Florida, during ing of U.S. 19 all the way regular business hours. Any person requiring reasonable through all the counties accommodation to participate in this meeting should contact from Tampa to Dunnellon. the Town Clerk at (352) 447-2203 (TDD) at least three days Yes, the future of Citrus in advance so arrangements can be made. County will be much brighter when this highway is completed. I hope to see it built during my life- time and not allowed to slip through the cracks as it has in the past. Hard sell in Citrus Trying to sell a home in Citrus County is getting next to impossible when you get a 44-page-long in- spection of your home, of All persons are advised that if they decide to appeal any a pre-existing home, and decision made at a public hearing, they will need a record of they want you to fix this, the proceedings, and that, for such purpose, they may need fix everything like they’re to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made; getting a Taj Mahal. Even said record including the testimony and evidence upon taking pictures of your lit- which the appeal is to be based. 000DYOF 000DWIP Page A12 - MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2013

CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Nation BRIEFS Iraq vet charged in shooting of ex-SEAL World BRIEFS Hot Air Affair Associated Press capital comments current duty status is Peter Barker murder indicating listed as reserve. STEPHENVILLE, and two what his Travis Cox, the director Texas — A 25-year-old Iraq charges of motive of a nonprofit Kyle helped war veteran charged with murder. may have found, told the Associated murdering former Navy Capt. been, Up- Press on Sunday that Kyle SEAL and “American Jason Up- shaw said. and Littlefield had taken Sniper” author Chris Kyle shaw with Sheriff Routh to the range. Little- and his friend turned a the Erath Eddie Ray Chris Tommy field was Kyle’s neighbor and gun onto the pair while County Routh Kyle Bryant “workout buddy,” Cox said. they were at a Texas shoot- Sheriff ’s Office said Routh said Routh was unem- “What I know is Chris ing range, authorities said used a semi-automatic ployed and “may have been and a gentleman — great Sunday. handgun, which authori- suffering from some type guy, I knew him well, Chad Eddie Ray Routh of ties later found at his home. of mental illness from being Littlefield — took a vet- Lancaster was arraigned Upshaw said ballistics tests in the military himself.” eran out shooting who was Associated Press early Sunday in the deaths weren’t complete Sunday, The U.S. military con- struggling with PTSD to Inflated hot air balloons of Kyle, 38, and Chad Lit- but authorities believe it firmed Sunday that Routh try to assist him, try to help light up the playground of tlefield, 35, at a shooting was the gun used in the was a corporal in the him, try to, you know, give E.P. Rock Elementary range at Rough Creek Lodge, shootings. Upshaw de- Marines, serving in active him a helping hand and he School during Moon Glow about 50 miles southwest clined to give any more de- duty from 2006 to 2010. He turned the gun on both of Saturday evening in Hud- of Fort Worth. He was tails about the gun. was deployed to Iraq in them, killing them,” Cox son, Wis. The Moon Glow being held on a charge of Routh has not made any 2007 and Haiti in 2010. His said. Associated Press and a number of balloon A disguised dog is launches over the week- pictured Sunday during end were part of the an- the “Blocao” dog carnival nual Hot Air Affair that parade in Rio de Janeiro, attracted more than two Brazil. dozen balloons. French launch Dozens injured airstrikes in Mali in bus crash GOSSI, Mali — French BOSTON — After a visit troops launched airstrikes to Harvard University, dozens on Islamic militant training in a group of high school camps and arms depots students and their adult around Kidal and Tessalit in chaperones were injured Mali’s far north, defense of- when their charter bus hit a ficials said Sunday, as the bridge after police said the first supply convoy of food, driver failed to heed warn- fuel and parts to eastern Mali ing signs. headed across the country. One person was hospital- French planes pounded ized with life-threatening in- extremist training camps as juries and three with serious well as arms and fuel de- injuries, Boston Emergency pots from Saturday night Medical Services said. into the early hours of Sun- Thirty-five people were in- day, according to French jured, Massachusetts state Associated Press army Col. Thierry Burkhard. police said. Members of the FBI team wait Saturday in Midland City, Ala. Authorities said they still have an open line of The French intervened in The Calvary Coach bus communication with an Alabama man accused of abducting a 5-year-old child and holding him hostage in a Mali on Jan. 11 to stem the bunker since Tuesday, Jan. 29. was carrying 42 people and advance of the al-Qaida- was heading back to the linked fighters. Philadelphia area when it struck an overpass on Soldier’s Iraqi stock sale a Field Road in Boston, a major Details emerge about sign of confidence crosstown road, at around BAGHDAD — An Iraqi 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Massa- telecom company raised chusetts State Police said. nearly $1.3 billion Sunday Washington ponders man at center of standoff on Baghdad’s small stock eliminating gender exchange in one of the re- gion’s biggest share offers OLYMPIA, Wash. — In Vietnam veteran Jim Lee Dykes, 65, described as a loner in years — a sign of in- Washington state, dairy- vestor confidence in the men, freshmen and even Associated Press fledgling private sector de- penmanship could soon be spite violence that still things of the past. MIDLAND CITY, Ala. — plagues the country. s an Alabama standoff and Over the past six years, But in a reminder of hostage drama marked a state officials have engaged Iraq’s volatility, several sui- in the onerous task of A sixth day Sunday, more cide attackers on foot and changing the language details emerged about the sus- pect at the center, with neighbors in two explosives-laden used in the state’s copious and officials painting a picture of cars assaulted a provincial laws, including thousands an isolated man estranged from police headquarters in of words and phrases, his family. northern Iraq, killing at least many written more than a Authorities say Jim Lee Dykes, 15 people and wounding 90. century ago when the idea 65 — a decorated Vietnam-era Sunday’s share sale by of women working on police veteran known as Jimmy to Asiacell more than doubled forces or on fishing boats neighbors — gunned down a the market capitalization of wasn’t a consideration. school bus driver and abducted a the low-volume Iraq Stock That process is slated to 5-year-old boy from the bus, tak- Exchange in a single day, draw to a close this year. ing him to an underground from $4.7 billion to $9.65 bil- So while the state has al- bunker on his rural property. The lion, said Rabee Securities. ready welcomed “firefight- driver, 66-year-old Charles Albert Friends and family gather Sunday to pay respects for Charles “Chuck” ers,” “clergy” and “police Poland Jr., was buried Sunday. Poland at the Ozark Civic Center in Ozark, Ala. Authorities say Jim Lee Man wields knife officers” into its lexicon, Dykes, described as a loner who Dykes, 65, gunned down Poland, who was a school bus driver, and then near Buckingham railed against the government, “ombuds” (in place of om- abducted a 5-year-old boy from the bus. LONDON — Police used budsman) and “security lives up a dirt road outside this tiny hamlet north of Dothan in the “You didn’t deserve to the Vietnam Service a stun gun to arrest a man guards” (previously “watch- armed with knives outside men,”) appear to be next, southeastern corner of the state. die but you died know- Medal and the Good His home is just off the main road ing you kept everyone Conduct Medal. Dykes Buckingham Palace on along with “dairy farmers,” Sunday, as throngs of “first-year students” and north to the state capital of Mont- safe,” one child wrote. was trained in aviation Dykes grew up in the maintenance and at one tourists gathered. “handwriting.” gomery, about 80 miles away. The FBI said in a statement Dothan area. Mel point was based in Japan. Scotland Yard said the Koch to be honored Sunday that authorities continue Adams, a Midland City It was unclear if he saw man, thought to be in his Monday in NYC to have an open line of commu- Council member who combat in Vietnam. 50s, was spotted carrying two nication with Dykes. The little owns the lot where re- Jim Lee At some point after knives outside the central NEW YORK — Ed Koch boy requested Cheez-Its and a porters are gathered, said Dykes his time in the Navy, gate of the London land- is being remembered as the red Hot Wheels car, both of he has known Dykes Dykes lived in Florida, mark. He did not threaten quintessential New Yorker which were delivered to the since they were ages 3 and 4. where he worked as a surveyor other people at the scene, — an admired but tough, bunker, a separate statement He said Dykes has a sister and and a long-haul truck driver. It’s but when challenged by po- colorful former mayor who said. Authorities had said they a brother, but that he is estranged unclear how long he stayed there. lice he acted aggressively. will be honored at his fu- also were delivering medicine from his family. He had some scrapes with the Officers used the stun neral by former President and other comfort items, and that Adams said he didn’t know law in Florida, including a 1995 gun on him and took him to Bill Clinton. Dykes was making the child as what caused the falling-out, but arrest for improper exhibition of a London police station, At the service Monday comfortable as possible. said he knew Dykes “had told a weapon. The misdemeanor was Scotland Yard said. No one part of his family to go to hell.” dismissed. He also was arrested morning at Manhattan’s In the nearby community of was injured. Ozark on Sunday, more than 500 Midland City Mayor Virgil for marijuana possession in 2000. Temple Emanu-El, mourn- A video posted to YouTube people filed into the Civic Center Skipper said Dykes’ sister is in a He returned to Alabama about ers will also hear about by a witness showed police Koch’s other fierce loyalty: to pay a final tribute to Poland, nursing home. Adams said law two years ago. Neighbors described Dykes as clearing tourists from the Israel. The Israeli consul who was being hailed as a hero enforcement officers have talked for protecting the other children to Dykes’ family members and a man who once beat a dog to area as the unidentified general is set to speak, on the school bus before he was advised them not to speak with death with a lead pipe, threat- man put a kitchen knife to along with New York Mayor shot Tuesday. reporters. ened to shoot children for setting his neck and shouted. The Michael Bloomberg. Poland is now “an angel who is Government records and inter- foot on his property, and pa- man took several swipes Koch died Friday of con- watching over” the little boy, said views with neighbors indicate trolled his yard at night with a with one of his knives at an gestive heart failure at age 88. Dale County School Superinten- Dykes joined the Navy in Mid- flashlight and a firearm. Michael approaching policeman, who Also Monday, U.S. Rep. dent Donny Bynum, who read land City, serving on active duty Creel said Dykes had an adult fired the stun gun. The man Carolyn Maloney will an- letters written by three students from 1964 to 1969. His record daughter, but the two lost touch then fell to the ground and nounce the renaming of a who had ridden on Poland’s bus. shows several awards, including years ago. was surrounded by police. Manhattan subway station —From wire reports in Koch’s honor. The subway station at East 77th Street and Lex- ington Avenue will be called “Mayor Ed Koch subway Dreamliner defect makes for odd regulatory quirk station,” according to Associated Press batteries used to power the air- grounded nearly three weeks ago lithium ion batteries as cargo on Maloney. liner’s electrical systems from after lithium ion batteries that are flights by passenger planes. City officials have intro- WASHINGTON — At the same being carried as cargo on passen- part of the planes led to a fire in In effect, that means the duced legislation to officially time the government certified ger planes because of the fire risk. one plane and smoke in a second. Dreamliner’s batteries are now rename the station. Boeing’s 787 Dreamliners as safe, Now the situation is reversed. But new rules exempt aircraft allowed to fly only if they’re not —From wire reports federal rules barred the type of Dreamliners worldwide were batteries from the ban on large attached to a Dreamliner. ■ A selection ■ Basketball/B2 of scenes from ■ Hockey, golf, tennis/B3 Section B - MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2013 Sunday’s big ■ Scoreboard/B4 game./B5 ■ Super Bowl/B5 ■ Entertainment/B6 ■ Puzzles, comics/B7, B8 ■ Classifieds/B9

CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE SUPER BOWL XLVII LIGHTS OUT?

Associated Press Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Jacoby Jones runs the second-half opening kickoff back 108 yards for a touchdown against the San Francisco 49ers during Super Bowl XLVII. RAVENS RUN AWAY EARLY IN BATTLE BETWEEN BROTHERS BEFORE A BLACKOUT FLIPS THE 49ERS’ FORTUNES

BALTIMORE RAVENS 34, SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS 31

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— NEW ORLEANS power outage at the Super Bowl put the nation’s biggest sporting event on hold for more than a half-hour Sunday, interrupting A an otherwise electric, back-and-forth game that ended with Joe Flacco and the Baltimore Ravens as NFL champions. Flacco, voted the MVP, threw three first-half touchdown passes to cap an 11-TD, zero-interception postseason. Jacoby Jones returned the second-half kickoff 108 yards, a Super Bowl record, to give Baltimore a 28-6 lead. Moments later, lights lining the indoor arena faded, making it difficult to see. When action resumed, Colin Kaepernick and the San Francisco 49ers scored 17 consecutive points, getting as close as 31-29. An official looks on during a power outage in the Superdome during Super Bowl XLVII. See LIGHTS/Page B4 RAY’S LAST RIDE: LEWIS CAPS STORIED CAREER WITH A CROWN Associated Press second Super Bowl ring — 12 years after the first. — NEW ORLEANS When Lewis first led ay Lewis will ride into Baltimore to Super Bowl R retirement a champion. glory, he was a 25-year-old Baltimore’s standout at the height of his game. A middle linebacker began terror in the middle of the his final night on the foot- best defense in the league, ball field with a motiva- Lewis was voted MVP after tional speech to his the Ravens beat the New teammates. He ended it York Giants 34-7 to earn looking upward into a their first title. Retiring Ravens linebacker shower of silver streamers Ray Lewis kisses the On Sunday night, Lewis and purple confetti after Lombardi Trophy after his and his defense played a the Ravens beat the San win in the Super Bowl. supporting role to Joe Francisco 49ers 34-31 Flacco and the offense. Sunday night to win the Super Bowl. The 37-year-old Lewis had only two solo Standing tall in the middle of a defense tackles through the first three quarters and that survived a frenzied comeback by Colin sometimes struggled to cover receivers Kaepernick and the 49ers, Lewis put a lovely venturing into his area. Wide receiver San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Michael Crabtree scores on a 31-yard bow on his 17th NFL season by earning his See LEWIS/Page B4 touchdown reception during the second half. B2 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2013 BASKETBALL CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE No. 20 FSU rolls Clemson South Florida falls to Seminoles UConn in overtime Associated Press

move to 8-3 STORRS, Conn. — Shabazz Napier scored 24 points, and hit three 3-pointers in overtime, leading Connecti- in ACC play cut to a 69-64 win over South Florida. Ryan Boatright added 17 points for the Huskies (15-5, Associated Press 5-3 Big East) who overcame a 12-point halftime deficit to win their third consecutive game. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Toarlyn Fitzpatrick scored 22 points and grabbed 10 Natasha Howard scored 19 rebounds for South Florida (10-11, 1-8), which dropped points with 11 rebounds as its fourth straight. every starter for No. 20 South Florida held the Huskies to just five first-half Florida State reached field goals and led 27-15 at the half. double figures and the But the Huskies matched their first-half output 3 1/2 Seminoles downed At- minutes into the second half, going on a 15-2 run after lantic Coast Conference intermission to take the lead. foe Clemson 83-61. Napier missed a long 3-pointer that would have won Florida State (18-4, 8-3) the game in regulation, but responded with two straight has won six of seven, the to open the extra period. lone loss coming to No. 11 No. 12 Louisville 70, North Carolina on Jan. 31. Howard became the No. 25 Marquette 51 28th Florida State player LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Russ Smith scored 18 points, Peyton to surpass 1,000 points for Siva added 14 and No. 12 Louisville shot 52 percent to run her career. Chelsea Davis away from No. 25 Marquette 70-51. also had 19 points, Leonor The lopsided outcome was somewhat surprising consider- Rodriguez and Alexa ing what was at stake for both teams in the Big East. Deluzio added 16 and Mor- Marquette had an opportunity to take a one-game lead on gan Toles 10 for the Associated Press Syracuse, but the Golden Eagles were left settling for a first- Seminoles. Duke's Chloe Wells, right, dribbles the ball as North Carolina’s Krista Gross defends place tie with the Orange. The Cardinals (18-4, 6-3), mean- Florida State’s Chasity Sunday during the first half in Chapel Hill, N.C. Duke’s Haley Peters watches the play. while, moved a half-game closer to both schools with their Clayton sat out after Duke won 84-63. rolling her ankle in the second straight win, remaining in a four-way tie for third. The Cardinals finished 27 of 52 from the field after an 0-for- loss against UNC, and is shot 52.7 percent from the out five assists and record No. 6 Cal 72, 8 start while holding the Golden Eagles (15-5, 6-2) to 36 per- considered day-to-day. field, their best showing in four steals. cent shooting (19 of 53). They also outrebounded Marquette Quinyotta Pettaway Oregon 45 SEC play this season, and Auburn’s Hasina Muham- 38-26. turned in 22 points and 10 EUGENE, Ore. — Layshia went 11 for 24 on 3-point mad entered having scored in Gorgui Dieng added eight points and eight rebounds for rebounds for the Tigers (6- Clarendon scored 15, Gen- attempts. double figures in 23 straight 15, 2-8), who have lost three Louisville. nifer Brandon and Talia Cald- Kamiko Williams scored 14 games — the eighth-longest of their past four, with all Vander Blue had 17 points and Trent Lockett 16 for the well each had double- points to lead the Lady Vols streak in the country — but the losses coming to Golden Eagles, who have dropped two of their last four doubles as No. 6 California (17-5, 8-1 SEC) before leav- managed just seven points ranked ACC opponents. games. Florida State has won cruised 72-45 against ing with 16:59 left with an ap- Sunday. nine straight in the rivalry Oregon. parent leg injury. Tennessee Tyrese Tanner and Tra’Cee No. 23 Minnesota 62, Iowa 59 Caldwell finished with 14 and 20 of the past 21. has lost two of three and had Tanner each had 10 points MINNEAPOLIS — Austin Hollins hit a go-ahead 3-pointer points and 14 rebounds, and its 12-game winning streak in for the Tigers (13-9, 2-7), who with 11.6 seconds left, lifting No. 23 Minnesota to a 62-59 No. 4 Stanford 65, Brandon had 14 points and the SEC snapped. have lost six straight and victory over Iowa. Oregon St. 45 12 rebounds for the Golden The Tigers’ last victory over seven of eight. Hollins finished with 17 points to help the Gophers (17-5, 5- Bears (19-2, 9-1 Pac-12) who CORVALLIS, Ore. — a ranked team came March 4 Big Ten) survive a rough second half and escape the maintained their tie with No. 4 No. 17 Dayton 72, Chiney Ogwumike posted her 5, 2011, against No. 23 Iowa scrappy Hawkeyes (14-8, 3-6). Stanford atop the league Richmond 64 sixth straight double-double State. With Minnesota trailing 59-57, the 6-foot-4 Hollins came off with a career-high 32 points standings. Brittany Boyd also RICHMOND, Va. — Olivia a screen to get open in the corner on an inbounds play and and 18 rebounds to lead No. had 13 points and eight as- No. 10 Maryland Applewhite came off the made the shot over 6-foot-1 Mike Gesell. Hollins then hounded 4 Stanford to a 65-45 win sists for Cal. 85, Boston Col. 62 bench to score 18 points and Gesell in the corner on the other end to force the ball out of over Oregon State. Devyn Galland scored 11 COLLEGE PARK, Md. — grab 11 rebounds as No. 17 bounds. Amber Orrange and Bon- to lead the Ducks (3-19, 1-9), Tianna Hawkins scored 26 Dayton remained unbeaten in Andre Hollins, who had 15 points, made two free throws to nie Samuelson — who hit who were dominated inside. four 3-pointers — added 12 points and Alyssa Thomas the Atlantic 10 Conference by stretch the lead to three, and Gesell’s tying attempt rolled off One game after Stanford points apiece for the Cardinal had 24 points to help No. 10 defeating Richmond 72-64. the front rim. Gesell finished with 11 points, and Aaron White coach Tara Vanderveer (20-2, 9-1 Pac-12). Maryland beat Boston Andrea Hoover scored 16 and Zach McCabe each had 10 for the Hawkeyes. Jamie Weisner had 13 recorded her 400th career College 85-62. points and Ally Mallot had 12 points and Ali Gibson added Pac-12 victory with an 86-62 Thomas added 12 re- points and 11 rebounds for 12 for the Beavers (9-13, 3- win against Oregon, Cal bounds for her 13th double- the Flyers (19-1, 7-0), whose 7), who trailed by as many as coach Lindsay Gottlieb double of the season and the first six conference oppo- 16 in the first half but closed earned her 100th career win 32nd of her career to help nents had averaged just 46.5 to 35-26 when Ali Gibson against the Ducks. Maryland stay unbeaten in 12 points per game. opened the second half with No. 13 Georgia 75, home games this season. The Spiders (12-11, 2-5) a reverse layup. battled evenly for most of the Ogwumike then scored six No. 8 Kentucky 71 The Terrapins have won eight straight. first half and led 17-16 after straight points to help Stan- LEXINGTON, Ky. — ford regain control. Thomas became the 16th Becka Wann’s layup 12:28 Khaalidah Miller scored a ca- player in the program’s his- before halftime. No. 5 Duke 84, reer-high 25 points and No. tory to score 1,400 points. No. 11 UNC 63 13 Georgia forced a key No. 18 UCLA 70, The junior now has 1,405 Utah 42 CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — turnover with 5 seconds to points in her career. Hawkins Chloe Wells scored a career- play to hold off No. 8 has scored in double figures LOS ANGELES — Alyssia high 18 points to help No. 5 Kentucky 75-71. in 19 straight games and 20 Brewer scored 16 points and Duke roll past No. 11 North Anne Marie Armstrong and of 21 games this season. No. 18 UCLA’s defense Carolina 84-63. Jasmine James each added No. 15 S. Carolina forced 18 turnovers in a 70- Tricia Liston added 15 for 12 points for the Lady Bull- 42 victory over Utah, extend- the Blue Devils (20-1, 10-0 dogs (19-3, 7-2 Southeastern 59, Auburn 51 ing the Bruins’ winning streak Atlantic Coast Conference), Conference). COLUMBIA, S.C. — to four games. who jumped all over the Tar A’dia Mathies and O’Neill Khadijah Sessions had a ca- Antonye Nyingifa added 13 Heels to take the drama out each scored 18 points for the reer-high 19 points off the points and eight rebounds, of this one early. Duke blew Wildcats (19-3, 7-2), whose bench as No. 15 South Car- and Nirra Fields had 11 the game open with a 29-3 winning streak at Memorial olina won its fifth straight points for the Bruins (17-4, 8- run over 10 minutes, led by Coliseum ended at 33. game 59-51 over Southeast- 2 Pac-12), who have won 10 31 at halftime and was up by Missouri 80, No. 9 ern Conference foe Auburn. of 12. They had 11 turnovers as many as 33 points in its Sessions was 5-of-9 shoot- after committing a season- fifth straight win in the rivalry. Tennessee 63 ing and 8 of 9 at the foul line high 29 in Friday’s win over UNC’s Sylvia Hatchell was COLUMBIA, Mo. — Mor- for the Gamecocks (19-3, 7- No. 22 Colorado. going for her 900th victory to gan Eye scored 26 points 2). Tiffany Mitchell and Michelle Plouffe had 14 become only the third coach and Bri Kulas added 20, and Aleighsa Welch each added points and 12 rebounds, and in women’s basketball to Missouri upset No. 9 Ten- 10 points. Iwalani Rodrigues added 11 reach that milestone, along nessee 80-63 for its first win Reigning SEC Player of points for the Utes (11-10, 2- with Pat Summitt and Jody over a ranked team in almost the Week Ieasia Walker 8). They’ve lost four straight Conradt. But the Tar Heels two years. pitched in eight points on just — all on the road — and 10 Associated Press (20-3, 8-2) had no answers The Tigers (15-8, 4-5 2-of-7 shooting for South of 11 after winning their first South Florida’s Jawanza Poland scores Sunday during the against the Blue Devils. Southeastern Conference) Carolina, though she did dish seven games. first half against Connecticut in Storrs, Conn. James scores 30 as Heat beat Raptors Associated Press Los Angeles blew an 18-point third-quar- ter lead but went back ahead for good on TORONTO — LeBron James scored Kobe Bryant’s driving three-point play with 30 points, Chris Bosh had 28 against 1:09 remaining. That gave the Lakers a 98- his former team and the Miami Heat 95 lead, and they held on despite missing beat Toronto 100-85 for their 10th four free throws in the final 16.8 seconds. straight victory over the Raptors. The normally reliable Steve Nash Dwyane Wade added 23 points as missed two with 2.7 seconds left, giving the Heat bounced back after Friday’s Detroit one more chance. Inbounding from 102-89 loss at Indiana. Rudy Gay led midcourt with 1.2 seconds to play, the Pis- the Raptors with 29 points and DeMar DeRozan had 27. Kyle Lowry scored 10 tons tried a lob to rookie big man Andre points and Aaron Gray had 12 re- Drummond, but with Gasol contesting the bounds for the Raptors, who have lost play, Drummond couldn’t convert his four of five. one-handed dunk attempt. James finished with team highs of Celtics 106, Clippers 104 eight rebounds and seven assists. Bosh scored 13 in the fourth quarter as BOSTON — Paul Pierce scored 22 Miami improved to 12-11 on the road. points and the Boston Celtics held off a late Toronto drew to 84-81 with 5:22 left. comeback to beat the Los Angeles Clip- Miami’s Norris Cole scored a layup pers 106-104 and improve to 4-0 since but DeRozan answered with a driving losing Rajon Rondo for the season. dunk, and Miami called time while up The Clippers had cut a five-point deficit 86-83 with 4:09 left. Bosh made one of to 103-101 on a 3-pointer by Eric Bledsoe two from the line, then followed with a with 56 seconds remaining. But Avery 3 as the Heat took a 90-83 lead with Bradley drew an offensive foul on Los An- 2:34 to go. geles’ Jamal Crawford with 26 seconds to Lakers 98, Pistons 97 go, and Pierce held on to the ball before AUBURN HILLS, Mich. — Pau Gasol making a 3-pointer with 2.5 second left to had 23 points and 10 rebounds and was clinch the win. the last line of defense for Los Angeles, The teams played without the point Associated Press contesting Detroit’s last-second alley-oop guards voted starters in the All-Star game Miami Heat forward Chris Bosh, right, watches Sunday as LeBron James falls to the floor attempt and helping the Lakers hold on for in Houston on Feb. 17 — the Clippers’ after trying to dunk over Toronto Raptors center Aaron Gray, left, during first-half action in a 98-97 victory over the Pistons. Chris Paul and Rondo. Toronto. CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE SPORTS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2013 B3

Phoenix Open par scores Sunday At TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, Ariz. Purse: $6.2 million Wire-to-wire Yardage: 7,216, Par: 71 Final Round past the hole and made the birdie putt. Phil Mickelson (500), $1,116,000 Mickelson parred the par-4 18th after 60-65-64-67 — 256 -28 Mickelson claims another drive to the left, one that easily Brandt Snedeker (300), $669,600 cleared the water he hit into Friday en 64-66-65-65 — 260 -24 Scott Piercy (190), $421,600 Phoenix Open title route to a double bogey, and Snedeker 70-66-64-61 — 261 -23 closed with a bogey. Ryan Moore (135), $297,600 Associated Press Mickelson had his third wire-to-wire 66-66-65-65 — 262 -22 victory and first since the 2006 Bell- Ryan Palmer (110), $248,000 SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Phil Mickel- South Classic — a 13-stroke blowout the 64-73-66-62 — 265 -19 Bill Haas (92), $207,700 son completed a wire-to-wire victory in week before the second of his three 65-64-70-67 — 266 -18 the Phoenix Open, again flirting with Masters victories. He pushed his vic- Brendon de Jonge (92), $207,700 history in a dominating run at TPC tory total to 41, winning for the first 66-67-67-66 — 266 -18 Scottsdale. time since 51 weeks ago at Pebble Brendan Steele (92), $207,700 Beach. 69-65-65-67 — 266 -18 Mickelson shot a 4-under 67 on Sun- Matt Every (78), $173,600 day to finish at 28-under 256, two Making his 24th appearance in the 65-67-69-66 — 267 -17 strokes off the PGA Tour record of 254 event that he also won in 1996 and 2005, Padraig Harrington (78), $173,600 set by Tommy Armour III in the 2003 Mickelson tied the tournament scoring 64-70-63-70 — 267 -17 record set by Mark Calcavecchia in Kevin Stadler (63), $136,400 Texas Open. 68-68-69-63 — 268 -16 “It’s an important one for me, be- 2001, and joined Calcavecchia, Arnold Ben Crane (63), $136,400 cause it’s been a while since I won, Palmer and Gene Littler as the only 67-71-64-66 — 268 -16 three-time winners. With six victories been a while since I’ve been in con- Associated Press Robert Garrigus (63), $136,400 in Arizona, Mickelson also matched tention,” Mickelson said. “I was cer- Florida Panthers right winger George Parros battles for 66-66-69-67 — 268 -16 Johnny Miller’s tour Billy Horschel (63), $136,400 tainly nervous heading into today. I a loose puck Sunday in front of Buffalo Sabres goalie record. 69-68-64-67 — 268 -16 think the thing I’m most excited about Ryan Miller during the second period in Buffalo, N.Y. Bubba Watson (56), $111,600 was the way I was able to regain control Mickelson bogeyed 67-67-71-64 — 269 -15 of my thoughts after a few shots early the par-4 second and David Hearn (52), $84,165 on that I didn’t care for.” birdied the two front- 67-65-73-65 — 270 -14 nine par 3s, pulling off Bo Van Pelt (52), $84,165 Mickelson missed a chance for a 59 68-67-71-64 — 270 -14 in the first round when his 25-foot his best shot of the day Panthers edge Jeff Klauk (52), $84,165 birdie putt on the final hole caught the on No. 7. 67-68-67-68 — 270 -14 right edge of the cup, curled 180 de- After Snedeker, four James Hahn (52), $84,165 strokes back after a Brandt 71-67-70-62 — 270 -14 grees and stayed out. He settled for a 60 Gary Woodland (52), $84,165 and followed with rounds of 65 and 64 birdie on No. 6, hit Snedeker 67-66-67-70 — 270 -14 within 10 feet of the Sabres 4-3 to take a six-stroke lead into the final Roberto Castro (52), $84,165 back-left pin to set up a birdie, Mickel- round. Associated Press York right wing Michael 65-68-67-70 — 270 -14 Mickelson won after struggling the son’s tee shot leaked right and stopped Hunter Mahan (52), $84,165 Grabner on a short-handed last two weeks in his season-opening an inch from the back fringe, leaving 67-67-67-69 — 270 -14 him 55 feet with a 20-foot swath of BUFFALO, N.Y. — De- breakaway with the game Troy Matteson (52), $84,165 events — tying for 37th at La Quinta fenseman Brian Camp- 67-65-66-72 — 270 -14 fringe between his ball and the hole. scoreless. and 51st at Torrey Pines — and creat- bell scored on the power Chris Kirk (44), $47,973 ing some headlines by talking about tax Mickelson decided to putt through 67-69-69-66 — 271 -13 play with 10:33 remaining Penguins 6, increases. He now heads to Pebble the fringe rather than chip over it and Kevin Chappell (44), $47,973 had caddie Jim Mackay remove the to cap Florida’s three- Capitals 3 66-68-71-66 — 271 -13 Beach for his title defense. goal rally and the Pan- Brian Gay (44), $47,973 “I think that sets up the tone for the flagstick. The 42-year-old former Ari- WASHINGTON — Chris 65-66-72-68 — 271 -13 zona State star hit it perfectly, with the thers beat the Buffalo rest of the year, because I really started Sabres 4-3. Kunitz scored a hat trick in Keegan Bradley (44), $47,973 to play well,” Mickelson said. “But for ball avoiding the rough, rolling back the Pittsburgh Penguins’ 67-63-73-68 — 271 -13 onto the green and racing into the cup. Peter Mueller, George Bud Cauley (44), $47,973 me, the rest of the year took a turn on Parros and Shawn Super Bowl Sunday visit to 71-67-68-65 — 271 -13 Tuesday when I got my new driver. It Dubai Desert Classic the nation’s capital, leading John Rollins (44), $47,973 Matthias also scored for just changed my whole deal.” DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — the Panthers, who won a 6-3 win over the Washing- 66-66-69-70 — 271 -13 Brandt Snedeker finished second, Bryce Molder (44), $47,973 Stephen Gallacher made an eagle on the their first road game of ton Capitals that reflected 67-67-67-70 — 271 -13 four strokes back after a 65. 16th hole to win the Dubai Desert Classic, the season and snapped a both teams’ fortunes so far Ted Potter, Jr. (44), $47,973 “Sometimes you have to tip your hat seven-game road winless in the lockout-shortened 64-69-68-70 — 271 -13 overcoming early jitters to beat playing and say, ‘Phil played unbelievable and drought (0-5-2) dating to season. Brian Harman (38), $35,883 deserved to win,’” Snedeker said. partner Richard Sterne by three shots. 70-65-68-69 — 272 -12 Gallacher finished with a 22-under total last season. Florida ral- Kris Letang, Paul Martin John Mallinger (38), $35,883 “That’s kind of what this week was all lied from a 3-1 deficit to and Matt Cooke also scored, 65-69-69-69 — 272 -12 about.” of 266. Looking for his first European Tour win since 2004, Gallacher (71) had a nerv- win two straight since en- Sidney Crosby had three as- Justin Leonard (38), $35,883 Mickelson took a three-stroke lead to during a five-game skid. 65-71-66-70 — 272 -12 ous start. The 111th-ranked Scotsman had sists, and Tomas Vokoun the 17th tee, and nearly drove into the Thomas Vanek and William McGirt (38), $35,883 a three-shot lead over Sterne but bogeyed made 21 saves against his 67-66-69-70 — 272 -12 left-side water on the drivable par 4, his Cody Hodgson had a goal ball stopping a yard short of the hazard. the first two holes while Sterne birdied the former team for the Pen- Kevin Na (32), $27,944 and assist each, and guins, who have won three 69-64-72-68 — 273 -11 He hit his 25-yard second shot 15 feet second. Alexander Sulzer also K.J. Choi (32), $27,944 straight and four of five to 71-67-67-68 — 273 -11 scored for Buffalo, which lead the Atlantic Division. Charles Howell III (32), $27,944 dropped to 1-5-1 since Mike Green, John Carlson 67-68-69-69 — 273 -11 opening the season with and Mike Ribeiro scored for Casey Wittenberg (32), $27,944 two wins. 67-67-70-69 — 273 -11 The Panthers are fi- the Capitals — and Carl- George McNeill (32), $27,944 son’s goal was an accident 70-68-68-67 — 273 -11 nally starting to find their Angel Cabrera (32), $27,944 offense, combining for 10 that took a weird carom off a 66-65-70-72 — 273 -11 goals in two games after stanchion along the glass. Greg Chalmers (32), $27,944 managing just five in 68-68-66-71 — 273 -11 Canadiens 2, Cameron Tringale (26), $19,881 their previous five. Senators 1 69-67-69-69 — 274 -10 Devils 2, Nick Watney (26), $19,881 MONTREAL — David De- 65-71-68-70 — 274 -10 Islanders 0 Ken Duke (26), $19,881 sharnais and Erik Cole 66-69-71-68 — 274 -10 UNIONDALE, N.Y. — scored first-period goals and Carl Pettersson (26), $19,881 Johan Hedberg made 22 the Montreal Canadiens held 72-65-69-68 — 274 -10 saves for his 22nd career on for a 2-1 victory over the Colt Knost (26), $19,881 71-65-71-67 — 274 -10 shutout and the New Jersey Ottawa Senators. Hank Kuehne (26), $19,881 Devils beat the New York The win completed a 65-71-72-66 — 274 -10 Islanders 2-0. sweep of weekend matinees Jeff Maggert (20), $15,302 64-70-71-70 — 275 -9 Steve Bernier scored for at home for Montreal (6-2-0) Tim Clark (20), $15,302 New Jersey in the third pe- after a 6-1 win Saturday over 69-68-68-70 — 275 -9 riod and David Clarkson the Buffalo Sabres. The Rory Sabbatini (20), $15,302 added an empty-netter to Canadiens have won five 68-66-70-71 — 275 -9 Charlie Wi (20), $15,302 help the Devils snap a four- straight at home after drop- 68-63-71-73 — 275 -9 game winless streak (0-1-3). ping their home opener to Sang-Moon Bae (20), $15,302 While neither the Islanders Toronto on Jan. 19. 72-64-72-67 — 275 -9 Lucas Glover (16), $14,260 nor Devils was able to break Jakob Silfverberg scored 68-70-67-71 — 276 -8 through in the opening 55 for Ottawa (5-3-1), which David Toms (16), $14,260 minutes, both teams alter- was coming off a 1-0 loss at 69-67-71-69 — 276 -8 nated periods in which they Carolina on Friday night. Jimmy Walker (16), $14,260 68-69-72-67 — 276 -8 controlled play. New York Senators goalie Craig Ander- Harris English (12), $13,764 outshot the Devils 10-7 in a son has not conceded a goal 67-67-73-70 — 277 -7 high-tempo first period, while after the first period in eight James Driscoll (12), $13,764 72-66-69-70 — 277 -7 New Jersey implemented its games this season. Martin Flores (12), $13,764 trademark defensive system Max Pacioretty was back 65-71-72-69 — 277 -7 Associated Press in the second. on the ice only eight days John Merrick (12), $13,764 Hedberg’s biggest save after having his appendix re- 69-69-70-69 — 277 -7 Phil Mickelson shouts as he celebrates a long birdie putt on the seventh hole Jason Day (12), $13,764 Sunday during the final round of the Waste Management Phoenix Open in came 8:08 into the third pe- moved and got an assist on 70-68-72-67 — 277 -7 Scottsdale, Ariz. riod when he stoned New his first shift. Chris Stroud (9), $13,392 71-66-69-72 — 278 -6 Boo Weekley (8), $13,206 69-66-72-72 — 279 -5 Richard H. Lee (8), $13,206 68-68-72-71 — 279 -5 Querrey lifts US to victory in Davis Cup Aaron Baddeley (6), $12,958 69-67-73-71 — 280 -4 Associated Press through it.” Dicky Pride (6), $12,958 Querrey was especially effective with 67-71-73-69 — 280 -4 JACKSONVILLE — Sam Querrey his serve. He finished with 26 aces, David Mathis (3), $12,648 72-65-70-74 — 281 -3 beat Thiago Alves 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 7-6 (3) on compared to one for Alves, often clock- Russell Henley (3), $12,648 Sunday to give the United States a dra- ing 120 mph or faster. When Alves was 69-67-74-71 — 281 -3 matic 3-2 victory over Brazil and a spot able to return a serve, it often was with J.J. Henry (3), $12,648 in the Davis Cup quarterfinals. little pace, enabling Querrey to eventu- 70-68-73-70 — 281 -3 Scott Verplank (1), $12,338 The U.S. will host Serbia in the next ally hit winners. 66-72-71-73 — 282 -2 round in Boise, Idaho, from April 5-7. Spectators flock to Jeff Overton (1), $12,338 Querrey stepped up after teammate 66-69-75-72 — 282 -2 John Isner lost 2-6, 6-4, 6-7 (7), 6-4, 6-3 to sleepy event for Nadal Chad Campbell (1), $12,090 Thomaz Bellucci earlier Sunday, forc- 73-65-71-74 — 283 -1 VINA DEL MAR, Chile — They were giv- Y.E. Yang (1), $12,090 ing a deciding fifth match. It was the ing the tickets away a year ago — and still 65-73-74-71 — 283 -1 first time since 2000 that a U.S. team had a difficult time attracting fans. Kyle Stanley (1), $11,904 needed to win the fifth match to It’s a different story this year at the VTR 67-71-74-72 — 284 E advance. Open, a small ATP clay-court tournament in Dubai Desert The 25-year-old Querrey started fast, this resort city on Chile’s Pacific coast. This Classic breaking Alves in the second game of is where Rafael Nadal has decided to make the match. But Alves, ranked No. 141, his comeback after sitting out for more than Sunday responded with breaks of his own in At Emirates Golf Club, Doha, Qatar seven months with an injured left knee. the third and ninth games to take the Purse: $2.5 million Nadal had never been to Chile, much less opening set. Yardage: 7,344, Par: 72 played an event here. Now he’s being Final (Top 15) Querrey responded with a consistent Stephen Gallacher, Scotland 63-70-62-71 — 266 array of cross-court winners to control treated like a native son, with local newspa- Richard Sterne, South Africa 62-70-66-71 — 269 play the rest of the way. pers digging up his connections to distant Felipe Aguilar, Chile 68-68-66-69 — 271 family members in the country. Chilean Pres- Thorbjorn Olesen, Denmark 67-66-67-71 — 271 While Isner, the highest-ranked sin- Marcus Fraser, Australia 67-69-69-67 — 272 gles player in the tie at No. 16, be- ident Sebastian Pinera was one of the first to Lee Westwood, England 67-71-66-68 — 272 moaned his play, Querrey expressed greet him when he arrived. Ricardo Santos, Portugal 66-71-69-67 — 273 satisfaction with a straight-set win over Call it the Nadal Effect. Robert Rock, England 70-68-67-68 — 273 “This country wants success and wants to Steve Webster, England 69-69-65-70 — 273 Bellucci on Friday and the Jeev Milkha Singh, India 68-67-67-72 — 274 four-setter against Alves on Sunday. be seen as successful,” said tournament Associated Press Tommy Fleetwood, England 65-68-69-72 — 274 “I was very happy with the way I bat- press officer Rafael Walker. “For a long time USA’s John Isner argues a call Sunday during his match Matteo Manassero, Italy 66-71-70-68 — 275 tled through (the match),” Querrey said. the country was like a little island, isolated with Brazil’s Thomaz Bellucci in the first match of the day Andy Sullivan, England 69-67-69-70 — 275 Gareth Maybin, N. Ireland 69-67-69-70 — 275 “I fought through the tough points and from the world by the sea and mountains. So during the 2013 World Group First Round of the Davis Lorenzo Gagli, Italy 68-71-69-68 — 276 got breaks in the second, third and when you get a big star here — like Nadal — Cup at Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville. Isner fourth sets. I was just happy to get he’s treated like a rock star.” lost in five sets, but the USA team won 3-2. B4 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2013 SCOREBOARD CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

Citrus County Speedway County’s drivers have Race finishes for Feb. 2 Florida LOTTERY Open Wheeled Modifieds No. Driver Hometown strong showing at 289 Richie Smith Hernando 0 Troy Robinson Wesley Chapel Here are the winning numbers selected 121 Devin McLeod Zephyrhills Sunday in the Florida Lottery: 53 Doug Miller Largo 17 Rick Coffin Lutz CASH 3 (early) Speedway points opener 01 Herb Neumann Jr.Inverness 9 - 5 - 7 1 Roger Blevins Largo 2 Steven Hise Inverness CASH 3 (late) SEAN ARNOLD day’s Street Stock season opener. 4 Jarrett Snowden Ocala 6 - 1 - 8 Correspondent Hernando’s Richie Smith was dom- 18 Shane Butler Bushnell inant in a 40-lap Open Wheel Modi- 9 Bobby Owens New Port Richey 5 Seth Adams Mulberry PLAY 4 (early) INVERNESS — It was nearly a fied race that had little movement 59 Ron Armillei Land O’Lakes 8 - 3 - 0 - 4 clean sweep by county drivers at the among the top spots as heat-winners 3 John Ditges Orlando Citrus County Speedway’s point season Smith and Wesley Chapel’s Troy 198 Wayne Morris Mulberry PLAY 4 (late) Sportsman 7 - 5 - 4 - 2 opener on Saturday. Citrus drivers Robinson were wire-to-wire as No. 1 No. Driver Hometown prevailed in four of the five classes and No. 2, respectively. Devin 73 Mark Peterson Sarasota featuring county drivers, while five McLeod, of Zephyrhills, grabbed the 4 Jay Witfoth Beverly Hills FANTASY 5 68 Mike Wilson Dade City 1 - 3 - 18 - 21 - 34 more finished in the top three of their third position relatively early and 114 John Buzinec Summerfield respective divisions. held on for the remainder, while In- 66 Andy Nicholls Orlando County competitors ruled the top of verness drivers Herb Neumann Jr. 17 Mike Bell Brooksville the Pure Stocks, with winner Karlin and Steven Hise finished sixth and 138 Kenner Brown Jacksonville AIRWAVES 55 Ernie Reed Crystal River On the Ray of Floral City, second-place Jason eighth, respectively. 2 David Mothershed Brooksville Waller of Inverness and returning Reigning points champion Jay 38 Patrick Thomas Oviedo TODAY’S SPORTS champion Happy Florian of Lecanto Witfoth of Beverly Hills ensured a 13 Aaron Williamson Lakeland Pure Stocks MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL completing the top of the field while dramatic 25-lap Sportsman division No. Driver Hometown 7 p.m. (ESPN) Notre Dame at Syracuse Inverness’ Mike Autenrieth finished race by making several moves on the 72 Karlin Ray Floral City 7 p.m. (NBCSPT) George Mason at Old Dominion fifth in the 20-lapper. field before falling short at second be- 98 Jason Waller Inverness Driving the No. 32 car his brother hind Sarasota’s Mark Peterson. 65 Happy Florian Lecanto 9 p.m. (ESPN) Texas at West Virginia 45 James Johnston Brooksville WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Jeremy won the Mini Stock points Cautions on laps 24 and 25 hurt 32 Mike Autenrieth Inverness championship with a season ago, Flo- Whitfoth’s chances of converting a 27 Sheri Makula New Port Richey 7 p.m. (ESPN2) Purdue at Penn State ral City’s Travis Sharrone was perfect final push for the win. 85 Larry Welter Sr. Bronson 9 p.m. (ESPN2) 44 Glen Colyer Homosassa Texas A&M at LSU on his first try. The 17-year-old cap- “Once the tires cool off a little bit, Mini Stocks NBA tured a 20-lap victory in his first-ever it’s hard to jump out there on the out- No. Driver Hometown 7 p.m. (FSNFL) Orlando Magic at Philadelphia 76ers race after pulling aheadaround lap 6 side,” said Whitfoth on contending 32 Travis Sharrone Floral City 20 Shannon KennedySummerfield 7:30 p.m. (SUN) Charlotte Bobcats at Miami Heat in the Minis. with a late caution from behind. “We 46 Dora Thorne Floral City HOCKEY “I was getting beat in the No. 1 and just waited a little too long to go after 98 Kevin Stone Dade City 9 p.m. (NBCSPT) 2 turns, which was nerve-racking, and Peterson. He’s was good, as he nor- 22 Mark Patterson Webster Dallas Stars at Colorado Avalanche 111 Ian Cochill Zephyrhills SOCCER I held it down on the 3 and 4s,” Shar- mally is. We’ll take a second-place.” Mark Landis, of Delray Beach, 11 Jerry Daniels Weirsdale 2 p.m. (FSNFL) English Premier League: Fulham vs. rone said about maintaining a lead 73 Jason Terry Belleview against second-place finisher Dr. kicked off the Southern Region’s Pro 24 Tim Scalise Lutz Manchester United (Taped) 77 Kevin Knox Wesley Chapel Shannon Kennedy of Floral City Ani- Challenge Series with a victory, and 50 Jesse Mallory Summerfield mal Clinic. husband-and-wife duo Ron (first place) Pro Challenge Note: Times and channels are subject to change at the Fellow Floral City resident Dora and Jennifer Dillon, of Inverness’ Dil- No. Driver Hometown discretion of the network. If you are unable to locate a game Thorne, the 2012 Street Stock champion lon’s Irish Pub, took the top spots in 56 Mark Landis Delray Beach 25 Paul White Umatilla on the listed channel, please contact your cable provider. who was driving a Mini Stock owned the three-car Hornet division race. 31 Zach Ayers Marietta, Ga. by Kennedy, climbed from the back of The Citrus County Speedway point 23 Jerry Heflin Gainesville the pack to finish third in her first season continues next Saturday with Hornet Division No. Driver Hometown Prep CALENDAR Minis race while awaiting next Satur- heat races beginning at 5:30 p.m. 1 Ron Dillon Inverness 15 Jennifer Dillon Inverness 6 Jackie Viers New Port Richey TODAY’S PREP SPORTS SOFTBALL making things more interesting, scor- ing 17 points in less than 4 1/2 minutes. 6 p.m. Trinity Catholic at Crystal River LIGHTS 6 p.m. First, Kaepernick threw a 31-yard NBA standings Lecanto at Central Continued from Page B1 touchdown pass to Crabtree, pulling EASTERN CONFERENCE them within 15 points midway Atlantic Division But Baltimore stopped San Fran- W L Pct GB cisco on fourth-and-goal from the 5 through the third quarter. Ravens de- New York 30 15 .667 — Sunday’s men’s Ravens 34, 49ers 31 with under 2 minutes left when fensive backs Cary Williams and Brooklyn 28 19 .596 3 Kaepernick’s pass sailed beyond Bernard Pollard missed tackles on the Boston 24 23 .511 7 Baltimore 7 14 7 6 — 34 Philadelphia 20 26 .435 10½ scores Michael Crabtree in the end zone. play. Then, with 5 minutes left in the San Francisco 3 3 17 8 — 31 third quarter, Frank Gore swept Toronto 17 31 .354 14½ EAST The biggest deficit a team has ever Southeast Division First Quarter around right end for a 6-yard TD run, Emory 74, NYU 69 Bal—Boldin 13 pass from Flacco (Tucker kick), overcome to win a Super Bowl is 10 W L Pct GB making it 28-20, before Ravens run- Miami 30 14 .682 — Hamilton 62, Wesleyan (Conn.) 57 10:36. points, and there were moments were Atlanta 26 20 .565 5 Lehigh 85, Army 76 SF—FG Akers 36, 3:58. it appeared San Francisco had a ning back Ray Rice’s fumble gave the Orlando 14 33 .298 17½ Manhattan 57, St. Peter’s 49 Second Quarter chance to better that mark. Instead, ball right back to the 49ers. Charlotte 11 35 .239 20 Penn St.-Harrisburg 70, Morrisville St. 58 Bal—Pitta 1 pass from Flacco (Tucker kick), the 49ers lost for the first time in six San Francisco tacked on David Washington 11 35 .239 20 7:10. Central Division Providence 55, Villanova 52 trips to the Super Bowl. Akers’ 34-yard field goal to get within Bal—J.Jones 56 pass from Flacco (Tucker kick), W L Pct GB Rider 64, Marist 58 28-23 after he missed from a longer 1:45. The AFC champion Ravens (14-6), a Chicago 29 18 .617 — Rochester 66, Brandeis 59 franchise that moved from Cleveland distance but the Ravens were whis- Indiana 28 19 .596 1 UConn 69, South Florida 64, OT SF—FG Akers 27, :00. Third Quarter to Baltimore 17 years ago, improved to tled for running into the kicker. It was Milwaukee 25 21 .543 3½ SOUTH Detroit 18 30 .375 11½ Bal—J.Jones 108 kickoff return (Tucker kick), his third successful kick of the game Centre 71, Berry 60 2-0 in the big game. They also won the Cleveland 14 34 .292 15½ 14:49. after hitting from 36 and 27 yards in Georgia Tech 66, Virginia 60 championship in 2001, when line- WESTERN CONFERENCE SF—Crabtree 31 pass from Kaepernick (Akers Southwest Division backer Ray Lewis was voted the the first half. King (Tenn.) 94, Barton 88 kick), 7:20. W L Pct GB Louisville 70, Marquette 51 game’s MVP. Lewis was not a major How close was it heading into the San Antonio 38 11 .776 — SF—Gore 6 run (Akers kick), 4:59. fourth quarter? Each team had ex- Northwestern St. 86, McNeese St. 74 SF—FG Akers 34, 3:10. factor this time, but he was a center of Memphis 30 16 .652 6½ actly 17 first downs. Total yardage was Houston 26 23 .531 12 MIDWEST Fourth Quarter attention, playing in the final game of Dallas 20 27 .426 17 Chicago 79, Carnegie-Mellon 59 Bal—FG Tucker 19, 12:54. his 17-year career before retiring. nearly the same, with the 49ers New Orleans 15 33 .313 22½ Minnesota 62, Iowa 59 SF—Kaepernick 15 run (pass failed), 9:57. The 49ers struggled early in the first slightly ahead, 317-315. Time of pos- Northwest Division Washington (Mo.) 78, Case Reserve 57 Bal—FG Tucker 38, 4:19. session was nearly split down the mid- W L Pct GB Super Bowl coaching matchup be- Wilberforce at Kentucky St., ppd. SF—Culliver safety, :04. Oklahoma City 35 12 .745 — tween brothers: Baltimore’s John dle, too. A—71,024. Denver 30 18 .625 5½ Wisconsin 74, Illinois 68 About 2 minutes into the fourth Bal SF Harbaugh is 15 months older than San Utah 26 22 .542 9½ FAR WEST Francisco’s Jim Harbaugh. quarter, rookie kicker Justin Tucker Portland 24 23 .511 11 Stanford 81, Oregon St. 73 First downs 21 23 Minnesota 18 26 .409 15½ Total Net Yards 367 468 Baltimore led 28-6 after Jones made a 19-yard field goal to stretch Pacific Division Sunday’s women’s Rushes-yards 35-93 29-182 opened the second half with the the Ravens’ lead to 31-23. Not long W L Pct GB Passing 274 286 longest kickoff return in a Super later, Kaepernick’s 15-yard run L.A. Clippers 34 15 .694 — scores Punt Returns 2-28 1-32 Golden State 30 17 .638 3 Kickoff Returns 5-206 4-106 Bowl, his eyes glancing up at the around the left side — the longest TD L.A. Lakers 22 26 .458 11½ EAST Interceptions Ret. 1-6 0-0 videoboard, presumably to watch run by a quarterback in Super Bowl Sacramento 17 32 .347 17 Bloomfield 69, Philadelphia 63 Comp-Att-Int 22-33-0 16-28-1 himself sprint to the end zone. The history — made it 31-29. His 2-point Phoenix 16 32 .333 17½ Delaware 79, Hofstra 63 Sacked-Yards Lost 2-13 3-16 conversion pass intended for Randy Sunday’s Games 49ers showed they were capable of a Drexel 79, Georgia St. 55 Punts 3-47.0 3-53.0 Boston 106, L.A. Clippers 104 comeback in their previous game: Moss was incomplete. Emory 60, NYU 48 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-1 L.A. Lakers 98, Detroit 97 Penalties-Yards 2-20 5-33 They trailed by 17 against the Atlanta A 38-yarder by Tucker made it 34-29 Miami 100, Toronto 85 George Washington 74, La Salle 57 Time of Possession 32:23 27:37 Falcons before winning the NFC with 4:19 left in regulation. Baltimore Monday’s Games Hamilton 57, Wesleyan (Conn.) 46 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS purposely gave up a safety in the clos- Orlando at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Iona 62, Fairfield 47 championship game. L.A. Clippers at Washington, 7 p.m. RUSHING—Baltimore, Rice 20-59, Pierce 12- ing seconds to run time off the clock, Manhattan 54, Canisius 51 Shortly following Jones’ return, the Chicago at Indiana, 7 p.m. 33, Tucker 1-8, Leach 1-1, Koch 1-(minus 8). sudden, odd power outage arrived. setting the final score. Detroit at New York, 7:30 p.m. Marist 68, St. Peter’s 49 San Francisco, Gore 19-110, Kaepernick 7-62, Charlotte at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Northeastern 59, Towson 56 James 3-10. Escalators weren’t working. Officials Kaepernick was making only his Portland at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Penn St.-Harrisburg 57, Morrisville St. 43 PASSING—Baltimore, Flacco 22-33-0-287. San stopped play about 1 1/2 minutes into 10th start in the NFL, having taken Dallas at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. South Florida 78, Pittsburgh 60 Francisco, Kaepernick 16-28-1-302. the third quarter, and the bizarre over the job after Alex Smith got a Sacramento at Utah, 9 p.m. Temple 66, UMass 54 RECEIVING—Baltimore, Boldin 6-104, Pitta 4- delay lasted 34 minutes in real time concussion during a game. After his West Virginia 82, Oklahoma 63 26, Rice 4-19, Leach 3-10, Dickson 2-37, before action resumed. Some players touchdown run, Kaepernick kissed SOUTH T.Smith 2-35, J.Jones 1-56. San Francisco, sat. Others stretched. Some fans his tattooed right biceps, his celebra- NHL standings Barton 54, King (Tenn.) 43 V.Davis 6-104, Crabtree 5-109, Walker 3-48, tion move. Moss 2-41. chanted, “Let’s go, Ravens!” Others EASTERN CONFERENCE Centre 72, Berry 50 passed time by doing the wave. The first half was all about Flacco. Atlantic Division Charlotte 63, Duquesne 54 Super Bowl champions This was the 10th time New Orleans He went 13 for 20 for 192 yards and the GP W L OT Pts GF GA Dayton 72, Richmond 64 Pittsburgh 9 6 3 0 12 30 22 three scores over the opening two Duke 84, North Carolina 63 2013—Baltimore (AFC) 34, San Francisco (NFC) 31 hosted the big game — tying Miami for New Jersey 8 4 1 3 11 20 19 2012—N.Y. Giants (NFC) 21, New England (AFC) 17 most in a city — and first since Hurri- quarters, becoming only the sixth QB N.Y. Islanders 8 4 3 1 9 27 26 East Carolina 59, UCF 48 N.Y. Rangers 8 4 4 0 8 19 22 Florida 87, Alabama 54 2011—Green Bay (NFC) 31, Pittsburgh (AFC) 25 cane Katrina devastated the Big Easy in 47 Super Bowls to throw for that Philadelphia 9 3 6 0 6 21 26 Florida St. 83, Clemson 61 2010—New Orleans (NFC) 31, Indianapolis (AFC) 17 in August 2005. many TDs by halftime. Northeast Division 2009—Pittsburgh (AFC) 27, Arizona (NFC) 23 Georgia 75, Kentucky 71 When play resumed, NFC cham- Flacco finished 22 of 33 for 287 GP W L OT Pts GF GA 2008—N.Y. Giants (NFC) 17, New England (AFC) 14 Georgia Tech 65, Virginia 62 pion San Francisco (13-5-1) began yards. Boston 8 6 1 1 13 24 19 2007—Indianapolis (AFC) 29, Chicago (NFC) 17 James Madison 68, William & Mary 63 Montreal 8 6 2 0 12 26 17 2006—Pittsburgh (AFC) 21, Seattle (NFC) 10 Ottawa 9 5 3 1 11 25 16 Marshall 55, Memphis 54 2005—New England (AFC) 24, Philadelphia (NFC) 21 Toronto 8 4 4 0 8 21 23 Maryland 85, Boston College 62 Buffalo 9 3 5 1 7 27 33 2004—New England (AFC) 32, Carolina (NFC) 29 And what a journey it was. Southeast Division McNeese St. 80, Northwestern St. 54 2003—Tampa Bay (NFC) 48, Oakland (AFC) 21 After defeating Indianapolis at GP W L OT Pts GF GA Miami 68, Virginia Tech 42 2002—New England (AFC) 20, St. Louis (NFC) 17 LEWIS home to open the playoffs, the Ravens Tampa Bay 8 6 2 0 12 39 21 Mississippi St. 47, Arkansas 44 2001—Baltimore Ravens (AFC) 34, Giants (NFC) 7 Continued from Page B1 beat top-seeded Denver on the road Winnipeg 8 3 4 1 7 24 32 NC State 64, Wake Forest 55 2000—St. Louis (NFC) 23, Tennessee (AFC) 16 Carolina 7 3 4 0 6 18 23 and knocked off second-seeded New Florida 8 3 5 0 6 20 30 Old Dominion 62, UNC Wilmington 55 1999—Denver (AFC) 34, Atlanta (NFC) 19 Washington 9 2 6 1 5 21 33 South Carolina 59, Auburn 51 1998—Denver (AFC) 31, Green Bay (NFC) 24 Michael Crabtree caught a 19-yarder England. Then, underdogs again in WESTERN CONFERENCE Tulsa 78, Southern Miss. 56 1997—Green Bay (NFC) 35, New England (AFC) 21 on San Francisco’s second series, and the Super Bowl, Baltimore blew most Central Division Vanderbilt 79, Mississippi 53 1996—Dallas (NFC) 27, Pittsburgh (AFC) 17 tight end Vernon Davis eluded Lewis of a 22-point lead in the second half GP W L OT Pts GF GA MIDWEST 1995—San Francisco (NFC) 49, San Diego (AFC) 26 twice before making second-quarter before mounting one final defensive Chicago 9 7 0 2 16 28 20 1994—Dallas (NFC) 30, Buffalo (AFC) 13 St. Louis 8 6 2 0 12 31 19 Ball St. 56, E. Michigan 41 catches. stand. 1993—Dallas (NFC) 52, Buffalo (AFC) 17 Detroit 8 4 3 1 9 22 24 Bowling Green 84, Cent. Michigan 59 Lewis’ old buddy, 34-year-old Ed 1992—Washington (NFC) 37, Buffalo (AFC) 24 Lewis did, however, make two tack- Nashville 8 3 2 3 9 14 20 Illinois 64, Wisconsin 56 Columbus 9 3 5 1 7 18 28 1991—N.Y. Giants (NFC) 20, Buffalo (AFC) 19 les during the 49ers’ final drive. San Reed, contributed a first-half inter- Kent St. 57, Ohio 55 Northwest Division 1990—San Francisco (NFC) 55, Denver (AFC) 10 Francisco had a fourth-and-goal from ception. Jacoby Jones scored two GP W L OT Pts GF GA Miami (Ohio) 65, N. Illinois 51 1989—San Francisco (NFC) 20, Cincinnati (AFC) 16 5 when Lewis charged in on a blitz. He touchdowns, and after the second — a Vancouver 8 4 2 2 10 21 20 Missouri 80, Tennessee 63 1988—Washington (NFC) 42, Denver (AFC) 10 Edmonton 8 4 3 1 9 20 21 didn’t get to Kaepernick, but the quar- 108-yard kickoff return to open the Missouri St. 91, Illinois St. 76 1987—N.Y. Giants (NFC) 39, Denver (AFC) 20 Minnesota 8 4 3 1 9 20 22 terback’s pass sailed out of the end zone. third quarter — he saluted his retir- Nebraska 80, Minnesota 56 Colorado 8 4 4 0 8 19 20 1986—Chicago (NFC) 46, New England (AFC) 10 After amassing a team-high 44 tack- ing teammate with a rendition of the Calgary 6 1 3 2 4 16 24 Northwestern 67, Iowa 65 1985—San Francisco (NFC) 38, Miami (AFC) 16 Pacific Division Ohio St. 70, Indiana 56 1984—L.A. Raiders (AFC) 38, Washington (NFC) 9 les in Baltimore’s first three playoff “squirrel” dance Lewis made famous. GP W L OT Pts GF GA Toledo 65, W. Michigan 54 1983—Washington (NFC) 27, Miami (AFC) 17 wins, Lewis was anything but excep- Days earlier, Lewis was confronted San Jose 8 7 0 1 15 30 14 Wichita St. 53, Indiana St. 46 1982—San Francisco (NFC) 26, Cincinnati (AFC) 21 tional against the 49ers. But the Ravens about his use of deer antler spray in Anaheim 7 5 1 1 11 27 22 1981—Oakland (AFC) 27, Philadelphia (NFC) 10 Phoenix 9 3 4 2 8 27 26 Wilberforce at Kentucky St., ppd. played like champions around him, his effort to return from the triceps in- Dallas 9 3 5 1 7 17 23 Xavier 58, St. Bonaventure 50 1980—Pittsburgh (AFC) 31, L.A. Rams (NFC) 19 and now Lewis can saunter into the jury. He vehemently denied trying the Los Angeles 7 2 3 2 6 16 23 Youngstown St. 66, Wright St. 47 1979—Pittsburgh (AFC) 35, Dallas (NFC) 31 sunset after putting his fingerprints on banned substance, and that sideshow NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- SOUTHWEST 1978—Dallas (NFC) 27, Denver (AFC) 10 the Lombardi Trophy a second time. fizzled out quickly enough so it was time loss. 1977—Oakland (AFC) 32, Minnesota (NFC) 14 North Texas 64, Arkansas St. 62 Sunday’s Games 1976—Pittsburgh (AFC) 21, Dallas (NFC) 17 While working his way back from a not a distraction on Sunday. Rice 61, UAB 53 Pittsburgh 6, Washington 3 1975—Pittsburgh (AFC) 16, Minnesota (NFC) 6 torn right triceps that had kept him Lewis was the second draft pick in Montreal 2, Ottawa 1 SMU 82, UTEP 73 1974—Miami (AFC) 24, Minnesota (NFC) 7 sidelined since Oct. 14, Lewis told Ravens’ history, following Jonathan Florida 4, Buffalo 3 FAR WEST 1973—Miami (AFC) 14, Washington (NFC) 7 high-ranking team officials that he Ogden in 1996. Ogden, who was elected New Jersey 3, N.Y. Islanders 0 California 72, Oregon 45 Monday’s Games 1972—Dallas (NFC) 24, Miami (AFC) 3 was going to retire after this season. into the NFL Hall of Fame on Satur- Colorado 65, Southern Cal 49 Carolina at Toronto, 7 p.m. 1971—Baltimore Colts (AFC) 16, Dallas (NFC) 13 He shared the news with his team- day, waved to his former teammate Dallas at Colorado, 9 p.m. Stanford 65, Oregon St. 45 1970—Kansas City (AFL) 23, Minnesota (NFL) 7 Minnesota at Phoenix, 9 p.m. UCLA 70, Utah 42 1969—N.Y. Jets (AFL) 16, Baltimore Colts (NFL) 7 mates and the media on Jan. 2, saying during the pregame coin flip Sunday. Vancouver at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. Washington 74, Arizona St. 61 1968—Green Bay (NFL) 33, Oakland (AFL) 14 Baltimore’s postseason run would be Perhaps one day, Ogden will extend San Jose at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Washington St. 60, Arizona 50 1967—Green Bay (NFL) 35, Kansas City (AFL) 10 his “last ride.” the greeting to Lewis in Canton, Ohio. CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE SUPER BOWL MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2013 B5 Ravens 34, 49ers 31

San Francisco 49ers running back Frank Gore runs for a Associated Press touchdown against the Baltimore Ravens in the second Baltimore Ravens running back Bernard Pierce celebrates after their 34-31 win against the San Francisco 49ers in half of the Super Bowl. the Super Bowl. Baltimore QB Flacco wins Super Bowl MVP Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS — Quarterback Joe Flacco put off contract talks with the Baltimore Ravens until after the season was done. Seems like a pretty good decision at the moment, huh? Capping a perfect post- season, the unassuming and unheralded Flacco completed 22 of 33 passes for 287 yards and three first-half touchdowns Sun- day, earning Super Bowl MVP honors for leading the Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco throws a pass Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Anquan Boldin tries to break a tackle by San Fran- Ravens to a 34-31 victory over San Francisco 49ers linebacker Aldon Smith during cisco 49ers defensive back Chris Culliver after making a reception during the second over the San Francisco the first half of the Super Bowl. Flacco was named the half of the Super Bowl. 49ers. game’s MVP. Setting aside any ques- tions about just how good First, a power outage while compiling 22 touch- he is and where he belongs knocked out many lights in- down passes and 10 inter- in the conversation about side the Superdome, delay- ceptions. the league’s best quarter- ing action for more than a Middle-of-the-pack, to backs, Flacco became only half-hour. And when play say the least. the sixth in 47 Super Bowls resumed, San Francisco But he and his team sure to throw for three scores in quickly scored 17 consecu- did shine when the results a first half, connecting with tive points to make things mattered most. Anquan Boldin for 13 yards, interesting. “I tell you what: We don’t Dennis Pitta for 1, and Ja- The Ravens held on make it easy,” Flacco said. coby Jones for 56. down the stretch though, “But that’s the way the city And the admittedly mild- with two short field goals by of Baltimore is. That’s the mannered guy, who played rookie Justin Tucker way we are.” his college football far from padding the lead, and the He certainly becomes a the spotlight at Delaware, Ray Lewis-led defense different player in the play- wrapped up Baltimore’s stopping the 49ers on a offs. He set an NFL record four-game run to the title fourth-and-goal at the 5. for quarterbacks by leading with 11 TD passes and zero “I was sitting there think- his team to playoff wins in interceptions. It was an im- ing, ‘There’s no way. each of his first five sea- pressive streak that in- There’s no way we stop sons. He is 9-4 overall in the cluded road victories them here,’” Flacco said. postseason. against two of the game’s “But we did.” His contract is up now. best QBs, Peyton Manning Neither Flacco nor his And he could wind up with and Tom Brady. team appeared to be ready one of the biggest deals in Flacco’s job in the sec- to take on all comers as the NFL history, perhaps com- ond half Sunday was more regular season concluded. manding somewhere in the about being safe than spec- After all, the Ravens lost neighborhood of $20 mil- tacular. He had helped Bal- four of their final games to lion a year. timore take a 21-6 halftime stumble into the playoffs. There would have been lead, and it grew to 28-6 And Flacco, a fifth-year an opportunity to sign when Jones returned the pro, finished only 12th in something last offseason, second-half kickoff a Super the 32-team NFL in passer but Flacco’s agent and the Bowl-record 108 yards. rating at a passable 87.7 — Ravens could not agree on That, though, is when way behind league leader how much he was worth. things got strange. Aaron Rodgers’ 108.0 — The rest of the world wasn’t really sure, either. Flacco gave quite an an- Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice is tackled by San Francisco 49ers linebacker swer Sunday. Aldon Smith during the second half of the Super Bowl.

San Francisco 49ers tight end Vernon Davis runs between Baltimore Ravens linebacker Courtney Upshaw, left, and San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick throws under pressure from Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Ray Lewis during the first half of the Super Bowl. Suggs during the second half of the Super Bowl. Page B6 - MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2013

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Lionsgate, which antler extract, CBS had a of deer antler extract, which said that if he had a son in- with numbers officially also released the “Twilight” spicy gumbo of issues for its includes a banned substance. terested in football, he posted by the Florida saga, is calling it a “rom-zom- daylong pregame coverage No need to worry, though, would think before letting Lottery. Go to www. com” for its mix of humor, ro- of the Super Bowl in New Sharpe quickly explained him play football, given flalottery.com, or call 850- mance and the supernatural. Orleans. that issue was old news. He what’s now known about 487-7777. The film appealed particu- Party background noise also let Lewis completely head injuries. larly to females, who made up for most viewers, the oft- sidestep addressing the dou- Whether head trauma 60 percent of the audience. derided Super Bowl ble murder case in which would get much airtime dur- Today in Younger female audiences pregame programming can Lewis testified against two ing the game broadcast by HISTORY have some history of turning also be revealing of the men and pleaded guilty to a Jim Nantz and Phil Simms out on Super Bowl weekends. broadcasting network. misdemeanor charge of ob- was to be one of the broad- Today is Monday, Feb. 4, the The most successful film re- Often, networks bend over struction of justice. cast’s big questions. 35th day of 2013. There are 330 leased the weekend of the big backward to awkwardly pro- The biggest issue in the Three years running, the days left in the year. game was in 2008, when “Han- mote unrelated shows. Fox NFL today — head injuries NFL’s championship game Today’s Highlight in History: nah Montana and Miley Cyrus: (one shudders to recall) — was frequently discussed has set a viewership record, On Feb. 4, 1913, Rosa Parks, a Best of Both Worlds Concert” once put a red carpet in a by the CBS crew, including a topped last year by NBC’s black woman whose 1955 refusal opened with $31.1 million. parking lot with Ryan story by NFL Today host broadcast to an average au- to give up her seat on a Mont- Action films continued to Seacrest. James Brown that delved dience of 111.3 million people. gomery, Ala., city bus to a white fare poorly in 2013, as CBS’s coverage of its 18th into some of the effects of But ratings were a mere man sparked a civil rights revolu- Sylvester Stallone’s “Bullet to Super Bowl didn’t lack in the NFL’s hard hitting, and point of pride for CBS head- tion, was born Rosa Louise Mc- the Head” opened with just cross-promotion (including the efforts under way to pro- ing into kickoff. The ads had Cauley in Tuskegee, Ala. $4.5 million for Warner Bros. one shameless tie-in with tect players. But the bent of already been sold (some at On this date: But both openings were Pizza Hut), but it had a more the story, as Dan Marino in- more than $4 million a pop), In 1783, Britain’s King George III poor. Along with the weak per- professional feel than the sisted on the set, was that so the network could only proclaimed a formal cessation of formance of Jason Statham’s gluttonous pregame affairs the NFL is “way out in hope to put forth its best hostilities in the American Revolu- “Parker,” which has taken in often do. The network cen- front” of the issue. broadcast and deflect as tionary War. $12.4 million in two weeks for tered its Super Bowl lead-up Coming to a Super Bowl much of the Super Bowl In 1789, electors chose George FilmDistrict, moviegoers aren’t on teary human interest sto- pregame show for an in- glow to its other programs Washington to be the first presi- turning out for traditional R- ries and football-centric pro- depth, frank discussion of a and its cable sports network. rated action movies, though dent of the United States. gramming. subject like concussions, The game was also streamed In 1861, delegates from six that trend may reverse itself But there was plenty of though, is perhaps fool- live on both CBSSports.com when Bruce Willis’ “A Good Southern states that had recently softballing. The controver- hardy. As the two-tiered and NFL.com, but CBS ex- seceded from the Union met in Day to Die Hard” opens Feb. 14. sial Baltimore Raven Ray panel of analysts each pected the broadcast to be Last week’s top film, Para- Montgomery, Ala., to form the Lewis was interviewed not weighed in, it was difficult the overwhelmingly more Confederate States of America. mount’s “Hansel and Gretel: by a journalist, but by his to hear over the boozy, popular viewing choice. Witch Hunters,” dropped to In 1932, New York Gov. Franklin second with $9.2 million on the D. Roosevelt opened the Winter weekend. Olympic Games at Lake Placid. The other debut of note was In 1972, Mariner 9, orbiting Lionsgate’s “Stand Up Guys,” Mars, transmitted images of the which stars Al Pacino and Affleck’s ‘Argo’ gets Directors Guild’s nod red planet. Christopher Walken as veteran In 1974, newspaper heiress Pa- gangsters on a last hurrah Associated Press makes me a real director, the little engine that could, the Producers Guild of tricia Hearst was kidnapped in romp. Though it opened in but I think it means I’m on and you take me out of it America. Berkeley, Calif., by the Sym- limited release in 659 theaters, LOS ANGELES — Ben my way,” said Affleck, maybe helps ... it’s just Many of the same film bionese Liberation Army. it took in just $1.5 million. Affleck has won the top who won for just his third about that picture. I feel professionals who vote in In 1976, more than 23,000 peo- The most Super Bowl-ap- film honor from the Di- film behind the camera. like it’s OK, I’m really lucky, guild awards also cast ple died when a severe earth- propriate film in theaters, the rectors Guild of America The Directors Guild I’m in a good place.” ballots for the Oscars, so quake struck Guatemala with a Oscar-nominated “Silver Lin- for his CIA thriller “Argo,” honors continued Holly- With 12 Oscar nomina- all the wins for “Argo” are magnitude of 7.5, according to the ings Playbook,” continued to further sealing its status wood’s strange awards tions, Steven Spielberg’s a strong sign that the film U.S. Geological Survey. add to its stretched-out run for as best-picture front-runner season, which could cul- Civil War saga “Lincoln” has the inside track for Ten years ago: President George the Weinstein Co. The film, which at the Academy Awards. minate with a big Oscar initially looked like the best picture. W. Bush visited the Johnson centers on a family of diehard Saturday’s prize also win for Affleck’s “Argo.” Oscar favorite over such Milos Forman, a two- Space Center in Houston, where Philadelphia Eagles fans, normally would make Af- The guild’s prize for best other potential favorites time Directors Guild and he led a tribute to the lost crew of came in third place, adding fleck a near shoo-in to win director typically is a final as “Argo,” “Les Miser- Oscar winner for “One the shuttle Columbia and rededi- $8.1 million for a cumulative best-director at the Feb. blessing for the film that ables” and “Zero Dark Flew Over the Cuckoo’s cated the nation to space travel. total of $80.4 million. 24 Oscars, since the Di- goes on to win best- Thirty,” since films gener- Nest” and “Amadeus,” re- Five years ago: President rectors Guild recipient picture and director at ally have little chance of ceived the group’s George W. Bush proposed a nearly always goes on to the Oscars. winning best picture if lifetime-achievement award. record $3.1 trillion budget that in- claim the same prize at Affleck can go only one- they are not nominated Guild President Taylor cluded huge deficits. Hollywood’s biggest night. for-two at the Oscars, for best director. Only Hackford let the crowd in ● But Affleck surpris- though. While “Argo” is three films have done it in a toast to Forman, who was Harry Richard Landis, the ingly missed out on an up for best picture, the di- 84 years, most recently ill and unable to attend. next-to-last surviving U.S. veteran Oscar directing nomina- rector’s branch of the 1989’s best-picture champ Malik Bendjelloul won of World War I, died near Tampa, tion, along with several Academy of Motion Pic- “Driving Miss Daisy,” the guild’s documentary Fla., at age 108. (The last surviv- other key favorites, in- ture Arts and Sciences which failed to earn a di- award for “Searching for ing U.S. World War I vet, Frank cluding fellow Directors overlooked him for a di- recting nomination for Sugar Man,” his study of Buckles, died in February 2011.) Guild contenders recting slot. Bruce Beresford. the fate of critically ac- One year ago: Russia and Kathryn Bigelow for Backstage at the Direc- But Affleck’s “Argo,” in claimed but obscure China vetoed a U.N. Security “Zero Dark Thirty” and tors Guild honors, Affleck which he also stars as a 1970s singer-songwriter Council resolution aimed at end- Tom Hooper for “Les said he had nothing but CIA operative who hatches Rodriquez. The film also ing Syria’s bloodshed. Miserables.” respect for the academy a bold plan to rescue six is nominated for best doc- ● Florence Green, who had Affleck’s Oscar snub and that “you’re not enti- Americans during the umentary at the Oscars. served with the Women’s Royal has not hurt “Argo” and tled to anything.” hostage crisis in Iran, has Jay Roach won the Air Force and was recognized as may even have earned it “I’m thrilled and hon- swept up all the major guild trophy for TV the last veteran of World War I, Associated Press some favor among awards ored that the academy awards since the Oscar movies and miniseries for died in King’s Lynn, eastern Eng- So-called “rom-zom-com” “Warm voters as an underdog fa- nominated me as a pro- nominations. “Argo” won “Game Change,” his land, at age 110. Bodies” topped the box office this vorite. “Argo” has domi- ducer of the movie,” Af- best drama and director drama starring Julianne Today’s birthdays: Actor week, with “Hansel and Gretel” nated other awards since fleck said. “I know our at the Golden Globes and Moore as Sarah Palin in William Phipps is 91. Comedian and “Silver Linings Playbook” the Oscar nominations. movie, we’re a little bit top film honors from the her 2008 vice-presidential David Brenner is 77. Actor Gary trailing. “I don’t think that this underdog and a little bit Screen Actors Guild and run. Conway is 77. Movie director George A. Romero is 73. Rock Today’s HOROSCOPE musician John Steel (The Ani- Birthday — Your financial prospects look to be quite mouth, stop and count to 10 if you find yourself in a success from the jaws of defeat. mals) is 72. Former Vice Presi- good in the year ahead, and there is a strong possibil- conflict of opinion with another party. Only when Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Trying too hard to get the dent Dan Quayle is 66. Rock ity that you could make even more profits by engaging you’re calm should you venture to talk things out. approval of your peers can work against you. How- singer Alice Cooper is 65. Football in joint endeavors. Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Although it might not live ever, if you relax and just be yourself, you will easily Hall-of-Famer Lawrence Taylor is Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Wishing won’t make up to your fullest hopes, something profitable could gain the endorsement you’re seeking. 54. Country singer Clint Black is problematic matters disappear. Serious issues must develop from a situation engineered by a friend. Be Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Be smart and downplay 51. Rock musician Noodles (The not be treated with indifference, especially if they in- happy with what you get. some advice given to you by a well-intentioned friend. Offspring) is 50. Actor Rob volve others. Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Don’t think you have to You’re better equipped to evaluate certain personal Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — No matter how strong stick to a particular procedure because of tradition when matters than he or she is. Corddry is 42. Olympic gold medal the urge, don’t attempt to impose on any clique where an associate has what could prove to be a better idea. Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Some periodic, extrava- boxer Oscar De La Hoya is 40. experience tells you that you won’t be welcome. Turn Cancer (June 21-July 22) — If you happen to make gant inclinations could be stirring within you, and need Singer Natalie Imbruglia is 38. to true friends only. a few mistakes at the start of a project, instead of pan- to be checked as soon as possible. Enjoy yourself, Rock singer Gavin DeGraw is 36. Pisces (Feb. 20-March 20) — Don’t despair if you icking, you should stop and catch your breath. Most but do so as inexpensively as possible. Thought for Today: “Life is face tribulation, because even weighty matters can be problems are more easily rectified than you realize. Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Provided you treat doubt, and faith without doubt is worked out. If you remember to think positively, you’ll Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Even if conditions initially all of your friends equally, this could be a rather pleas- nothing but death.” — Miguel de be able to take your challenges in stride. look as if they are going against you, don’t freak out. ant day. If you show any partiality, however, it might Unamuno, Spanish philosopher Aries (March 21-April 19) — Before opening your Surprising twists could occur, enabling you to snatch not be so hot. (1864-1936). CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE ENTERTAINMENT MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2013 B7

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ear Annie: I have been mon-law marriage. So, al- Dear Annie: I am “S.W. from with “John” for more though you haven’t had a cere- California,” the 88-year-old Dthan 10 years. We have mony, you may, in fact, be who had a falling out with his children together. I have legally tied. daughter. She and her hus- reached the point in my life You also have children, and band cut off contact, so I cut that I wish to be married. I a separation will entail cus- them out of my will. never wanted to be a girl- tody, visitation and child sup- After the letter appeared, I friend forever, and port arrangements, got a call from my son-in-law, he knew this from so you might con- who referred me to some on- the beginning. sider counseling line comments about your col- John says stupid before disentan- umn. I was surprised by the things like, “If you gling yourself. Even negative response. It seems did such-and-such, something as sim- there is a generation gap. I then I’d marry you.” ple as tossing him was a Depression kid, and I don’t believe mar- out of the house be- there was no help from the riage is about how comes a legal mat- government. If you couldn’t much I can do for ter. Check the laws pay for food, you starved. Hav- him. It’s about lov- in your state re- ing gone through such rough ing each other garding common- times, we wanted to make enough to commit. I law marriage, and things easy for our kids, and love John, but he is if necessary, get the we gave them everything. It unwilling to take ANNIE’S assistance of an only resulted in spoiling them, that step, so I have MAILBOX attorney. and they, in turn, spoiled the told him if we are Dear Annie: We next generation. These kids not married by next have a home in an- expect everything to be given summer, he has to move out other state and allow family to them and show no respect and let me get on with my life. members and friends to vaca- for their parents. My genera- I’m not trying to force him to tion there. Recently, when we tion always showed respect. the altar. It’s simply that if a went to the house, we found Fortunately, as a result of legal commitment isn’t in the several framed family photo- your publishing my letter, my cards, I need to plan my future graphs of our guests through- daughter contacted me, and without him. The problem is, out the family room and we are now speaking again. John tells me he will not leave. bedroom. I think this is in poor She doesn’t see things my way, I don’t want things to get nasty taste and that our guests have and I don’t see things her way, by involving the authorities, overstepped their privileges. but we have agreed to dis- but I want more out of my life Should I say thank you and agree. — S.W. from California than he does. Over the past simply put the photos away? ■ few months, I have made my- Or should I allow others to ——— ——— self completely miserable just decorate my home? — Annie’s Mailbox is written by thinking about all of this. Am I Concerned Kathy Mitchell and Marcy being unreasonable? Am I Dear Concerned: Well, this Sugar, longtime editors of the putting myself and my needs is certainly nervy. You are ob- Ann Landers column. Email first by demanding he make a viously such an accommodat- your questions to anniesmail choice? — Dazed and ing host that your guests feel a [email protected], or write to: Confused little too much at home. We Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators Dear Dazed: No. John’s suggest returning the photo- Syndicate, 737 Third St., Her- needs have come first for the graphs to the owners, saying, mosa Beach, CA 90254. To past 10 years. But aside from “You must have left these at find out more about Annie’s that, you already may have a our house when you last Mailbox and read features by legal commitment in place. stayed there. I know you other Creators Syndicate WANT MORE PUZZLES? When a couple lives together would want them back so you writers and  Look for Sudoku and Wordy Gurdy puzzles in the Classified pages. as long as you have, it is recog- can appreciate them in your cartoonists, visit nized in many states as a com- own home.” www.creators.com. B8 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2013 COMICS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Peanuts Garfield

Pickles For Better or For Worse

Sally Forth Beetle Bailey

Dilbert The Grizzwells

The Born Loser Blondie

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Doonesbury Betty

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Arlo and Janis

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Times provided by Regal Cinemas and are subject to change; call ahead. Citrus Cinemas 6 — Inverness; 637-3377 “Bullet to the Head” (R) ID required. 1:45 p.m., “ZAX VZAMCXR FHI BZIC H CXAW “Warm Bodies” (PG-13) 1:20 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 4:45 p.m., 7:45 p.m. 7:40 p.m. “Parker” (R) ID required. 1:40 p.m., 4:45 p.m., “Bullet to the Head” (R) ID required. 1 p.m., 7:40 p.m. HTWXKVHM FWXZ.” — GXWIKSWMC 3:50 p.m., 7:10 p.m. “Movie 43” (R) ID required. 5 p.m. “Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters” (R) ID re- “Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters” (R) ID re- quired. 4 p.m. quired. In 3D. 1:15 p.m., 7:10 p.m. No passes. “Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters” (R) ID re- “Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters” (R) ID re- ZNHTH ZM TWSHB ZL FZMZX quired. In 3D. 1:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. No passes. quired. 4:25 p.m. “Mama” (PG-13) 1:10 p.m., 4:20 p.m., 7:20 p.m. “Mama” (PG-13) 1:20 p.m., 4 p.m., 7:50 p.m. “Broken City” (R) ID required. 4:10 p.m. “Zero Dark Thirty” (R) ID required. 1:05 p.m., XWVKGKWMC IWM. SHMKWB E. “Les Miserables” (PG-13) 12:45 p.m., 6:50 p.m. 4:30 p.m., 7 p.m. “Zero Dark Thirty” (R) ID required. 12:50 p.m., “Silver Lings Playbook” (PG-13) 1:50 p.m., 3:45 p.m., 7 p.m. 4:35 p.m., 7:15 p.m. KMZARW “Lincoln” (PG-13) 1 p.m., 4:10 p.m., 7:20 p.m. Crystal River Mall 9; 564-6864 Previous Solution: “No one really wants to admit they are lonely ... I have felt “Warm Bodies” (PG-13) 1:30 p.m., 2 p.m., Visit www.chronicleonline.com for area movie list- lonely many times in my life.” — Bill Murray 4:20 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 8 p.m. ings and entertainment information. (c) 2013 by NEA, Inc., dist. by Universal Uclick 2-4 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE CLASSIFIEDS MONDAY,FEBRUARY 4, 2013 B9

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WHEELCHAIR MAN- PALM TERRACE !!!!!225/70 R19.5!!!!! Shih-Tzu Pups, UAL WITH LEG RESTS REPO’S- REPO’S 55+ Community, Great read!! Only asking ACA, Males Brand new. Never used. CASH PAID FOR REPO’S 1997 3BR/2BA 14 x 66, $100 for the pair! starting@ $400. Lots $75.00 (352) 563-6410 JUNK MOTORCYCLES WE HAVE REPO’S excel. cond. Shed, (352)857-9232 352-942-3492 of colors, Beverly WHEELCHAIR OVER- Hills, FL (352)270-8827 CALL 352-621-9181 Fl. Rm. Carport & :::::275/70 R16.5::::: SIZED MANUAL Brand www.aceofpups.net Deck $16,000. (352) Good tread!! Only ask- new. Never used. 400-8231 ing $100 for the pair! $100.00 (352) 563-6410 WANT TO BUY HOUSE REDUCED 2/2 $17,500 (352)857-9232 or MOBILE Any Area, WE WILL On Lake Rousseau ~~~33X10.5 R15~~~ Condition or Situation Lot Rent $240/mo. Good tread!! Only ask- Fred, 352-726-9369 Bermuda Hay 50lbs $6 BUY YOUR BETTER THAN NEW! ing $100 for the pair! Never been rained on Owner financing. Call ★ MANUFACTURED (352)857-9232 BUYING US COINS 795-1906 586-1906 LEE (352) 817-1987 SHAMROCK FARM, CR Home. from 1976-2013 Top $$$$ Paid. We CALL (352) 795-2377 Singing Fores t 4 WHEEL WALKER- Also Buy Gold Jewelry hand brakes & wheel FLORAL CITY Beating ALL Written 14 x 70, Mobile, 2 lrg. locks, seat, basket, Offers. (352) 228-7676 folds for storage, Ex., bedrooms, furnished & $50. 352-628-0033 remodeled, heat & air, 1 Sweet Little Male 2BR, 1½ BA,on your carport & shed, Wash/ 2” BALL MOUNT. 3 1/4 Yorkie, own 75x 100 lot, Dryer, Lot rent $176. INCH DROP. 2” STAIN- CKC reg., $375. Fl. no fees! new enclosed $14,500. 352-344-2420 BSR LARGE STEREO LESS STEEL BALL, health certs., sunroom, lg laundry HOME SPEAKERS 20” STONEBROOK, CR PIN AND CLIP. $35.00 Call room , furn, 2 storage WIDE BY 30” HIGH 2bd/2ba,gourmet kitch, CALL 352 344-2821 (352) 212-4504 buildings, 5111 Castle ONLY $100 NICE master suite,encl. porch or (352) 212-1258 Lake Ave. S. of 6’ USED CHAIN LINK 464-0316 pond, crprt+ patio FENCE 2 15’ SEC- Inverness on SR 41 $51,900, Cridland RE, TIONS. 2 END & LINE $39,500 (352) 597-7353 Jackie 352-634-6340 POSTS & HARD- 2BR/1½BA, MH & WARE. $95.00 Land Needs little Work 352 344-2821 HAVILAND CHINA $17,500 9340 W.Tonto BIRD CAGE Forever Spring Pattern I I I I I I I I Dr., Crystal River 32x21x36high. 62” high Service for 8 people Tell that special Call 352-382-1544 or HOMOSASSA with stand. Bar spacing $100 352-465-8495 813-789-7431 RENT-to-OWN

person 000DM1C 1/2”. Excellent condi- “ Happy Birthday 3bdr/2 full baths/ 2 car 3br 2ba MH tion.$80.00. 726 5753 carport on 1 acre. Immediate Occpancy “ with a classi- Owner Financing Avail CHAIN LINK FENCE fied ad under split layout, steel roof, . FABRIC. 22’ X 4’ caged pool, 20x25 ft CALL (352) 795-2377 Body Fit, Happy Notes. UNUSED CHAIN LINK deck, lg storage build- Gravity Machine, Only $28.50 FENCE FABRIC. ing, Furnished Modu- $50. includes a photo $18.00 352 344-2821 lar $73,900, 5215 Circle Glide Call our Classi- Bridget Pt, Castle Darkroom Equipment $25. Both Like New fied Dept for de- Lake Park Chassahowitzka Beseler 4 x 5 enlarger (352) 447-1553 tails Inverness 3/2 waterfrnt/DW $500 inc. trays, stand & other ELECTRIC TREADMILL (352) 597-7353 2/2, fenc. Yd/DW $500 accessories $350 for all 352-563-5966 COMPACT (FOLDS CASTLE LAKE 2/2 house w/gar. $600 352-746-6504 I I I I I I I I UP) LIFESTYLER ALL Baby Girl Floral City Sugarmill Woods FL. JUMBO SHRIMP ELECTRONICS $100 Baby Girl is a 3-y.o. 2/2 S/W Fully furnished 3/2/2, Furnished, $900. 15ct @ $5.00lb, 464-0316 spayed terrier mix, move in condition. AGENT (352) 382-1000 Stone Crabs@ $6.00lb EXERCISE BIKE (DP) weighs 48 lbs, 2 screen rooms, Delivered 352-795-0077 UPRIGHT TYPE heartworm-negative, 2 sheds. Landscaped HOMOSASSA with sprinkler on quiet LARGE (FERRET) WORKS THE ARMS housebroken. 2/1+, $550. mo. + sec. cul-de-sac. $38,900. CAGE TOO. ONLY 85.000 Friendly, likes chil- (352) 344-5457 352-212-1883 H 51”, L 32”, W 20” 464-0316 dren, other dogs, CRYSTAL RIVER VG condition $75 OBO EXERCISE BIKE lived with a cat, INVERNESS CRYSTAL RIVER 1Br 2BA Completely which she liked. (352) 795-3388 LIFESTYLER SMALL Close In, 1 & 2 BR MH Large 4br 2ba MH furn., lge scr porch, with COMPACT ONLY 95.00 Walks well on a Clean, Quiet & Com- READY TO MOVE IN! cable tv, W/D,all utilities. LINESMAN BOOTS 16” leash, is a fun-loving, 464-0316 fortable 352-212-6182 Owner Fin. Avail. $700 + sec 422-7717 Carolina 923. Size 9. active girl, CALL (352) 795-1272 NEW condition. $100. ROWING MACHINE BY well-mannered. ISTACHATTA CRYSTAL RIVER 352/566-8066 BODY ROW. WORKS Sweet, energetic girl 2/1 $500. mo. + Sec. FLORAL CITY 2/BR $550. 3BR $750 THE LEGS TOO $60.00 is waiting to meet Fruit Trees Cul-de-sac By Owner, 14x 60 2/2 Near Town 563-9857 Mattress Trade In Sets 464-0316 her forever family. Withlacoochee River Split Plan w/dbl roof Clean and Very Nice 16354 Daviston Ln. FLORAL CITY CRYSTAL RIVER 2/1 ID # is 15902545. over, w/ porch & carport LAKEFRONT 1 Bedrm. HERNANDO Water Incl. CHA, $496. Fulls $50., Qn. $75. No Pets 813-935-4996 Affordable Rentals 20 DOCKABLE Call 352-746-8400. on fenced 1 acre, Very AC, Clean, No Pets 352-220-2447 Kings. $125, 621-4500 LECANTO Nice Quiet, Considering Watson’s Fish Camp ACRES: St. Lucie (352) 344-1025 212-2051 Waterway. $189,500. MOVING SALE SM 2/2 S/W, 1 ac w/ rm ALL reasonable Cash (352) 726-2225 45mins boat Atlantic; EVERYTHING MUST 5HP, Game Fisher for a horse 746-7595 offers. 352-586-9498 INVERNESS INGLIS 3/2 Brand New, 5mins boat Lake GO! Outboard, with Tank HERNANDO 2/2 DW HOMOSASSA 2/1 WATERFRONT Granite tops, marble Okeechobee. (352)220-1440 Just tuned up On lot, with Shed & $450 Fenced acre, Addition Charming eff. /cottage flrs, SS Ap $895 Beautiful land, Huge Deck, Shed Deck See for your- NEW SKYLIGHT Will take Gun on trade ALEXANDER $645/mo includes (352) 634-3897 abundant wildlife. $500.mo 352-628-5244 self at 2562 N. Treas- BUBBLE TYPE (906) 285-1696 REAL ESTATE utilities & furnished. Gated/Privacy. SMOKED ure Pt. $28,500 obo 352-422-2994 888-716-2259 Gulf CLUB CART GOLF (352) 795-6633 INVERNESS POLYCARBONATE 352-464-0719 3/2/2 Atlantic Land, Broker. CART, Exc Cond, w/ 27 X 27 $60 464-0316 HERNANDO/486 Starting @ $750. Charger, good tires, Crystal River 1+acre, 2br SWMH+ www.relaxfl.com SNAPPER 42” RIDING almost new batteries, Apts, 2 BR/ 1 BA BLUE den/flp, ManCave/Work 352- 601-2615 OR MOWER/GENERAC enclosure, $1500 $400-$500, ALSO Blue is an approxi- Shop w/ AC, 28x40, HOMES & MOBILES 352-201-9427 LAND FOR SALE 4”000W GENERATOR 352-527-3125 mately 8-y.o. neutered CRYSTAL RIVER Mower $1000. incl 2006 FLEETWOOD $43,500, J. Desha AVAILABLE **RENT REDUCED** Concealed Weapons male Cattle Dog mix, mulch attachment ENTERTAINER. 32X66. Cridland Real Estate 3/1 Country Home on INVERNESS LAND LIQUIDATION Permit Course Came to the shelter GenSet $375.BOTH OWNER MUST SELL! (352)634-6340 CRYSTAL RIVER stilts,w/fenced yard. 3BR/2BA/1, $795. mo 20 acres St. Lucie DAN’S GUN ROOM because his family LIKE NEW CALL (352) 795-1272 1 & 2 Bd Rm Apart- $565 + Utilities. 885 Duck Cove Path Waterway, $189,500. (352) 726-5238 lost their home. Blue HOMOSASSA 2/1 (352) 895-0744 Cell 352-489-6465 Fenced Quiet Country ments for Rent Call 920-922-6800 3 miles boat Lake GOLF CLUBS is white and tan, 352-465-2985 Okeechobee, 45 min Two Clip- on Towing weighs about 50 Setting, Addition, Shed, INVERNESS Two sets, clubs, carts Lg.Deck, new drain CRYSTAL RIVER Highlands, 2/1/1 boat Atlantic. Private Mirrors $20 pounds, is a bit 2br 2ba Single Wide CRYSTAL RIVER 2/1- Sm house $400 and accessories. field. as is $29,900 obo $590mo.1st & Sec / gated. Deer, turkey, 30 lb full propane $40.00 each set. chubby for his size, 12years YOUNG. Large 2/2 CHA, W/D +elec. 1st/last/sec . **(352) 628-5244** (352) 344-2560 hogs, fishing. bottle w/carrying box 726-1495 which is medium. He 14X66. Trade in hk-up $575/mo.1st Mo. Call for application. WILL GO FAST! (888)716-2259 Gulf $40 352-341-1649 is housebroken, very HOMOSASSA FREE with $600. no 352-628-1062 INVERNESS Atlantic Land, Ping G2 Iron, S/W-3 friendly and affection- $14,900 YOUR BABY dogs 352-726-9570 Large 1 BR home in WOODEN CRADLE Irons, graphite reg. 2ba 1 ½ ba MH needs Broker. ate. The most striking Set, New A/C, skirt, & complete rehab. Good 55+ community, Great AND HIGH CHAIR, shaft $175., Taylor thing about him is that INVERNESS steps, Must See! shed, well & septic. 2/1, Tri-plex, Great location just off the great cond. $150 Made R7, Irons, G/W - he has very beautiful NO HIDDEN FEES. 6524 W. Akazian Loc., clean & roomy. water. Bring boat & TWIN BOX SPRING/ 4 Irons Graphite, Sr. blue eyes, which CALL (352) 795-1272 $12,500 (603) 860-6660 no pets $500.mo 1st. & fishing gear. $585 MAT $50 shaft $195. 860-0048 catch your attention BEVERLY HILLS PUBLISHER’S Last $300. Sec. (352) 344-1380 (352) 795-7254 REMINGTON 700 BDL immediately. He loves BANK NW Citrus County 1/1/CP + Fl. Rm $450 SWMH on 1 acre, 2/1.5 352-341-1847 Sugarmill Woods NOTICE: 270cal exc cond. $495. people and wants to (352) 897-4447, All real estate ad- FORECLOSURE - paved rd., screened 2/2/2, 2 MBdrms will take lever action be by your side . Is 697-1384 vertising in this Land-n-Home, 3/2 porch, appliances - $875. 352-302-4057 30-30 on trade. very obedient and newspaper is 1500 sq. ft. On ½ $37,700 - possible BEVERLY HILLS (906) 285-1696 walks well on a leash. subject to Fair Hous- Acre, paved rd. owner financing 2/1, Scrn. Rm. $400. COPIER HP 150 color He is quite laid-back ing Act which makes LOOKS GOOD, Have 352-795-9908 Laun. Rm. 697-1457 copier/printer, works and would make a financing if needed, CRYSTAL RIVER it illegal to advertise great. $35.00 great companion for only $2,500 down, LG 2/1 .water, sewer, BEVERLY HILLS “any 352-628-2150 an older person. $381.44mo. P&I garbage, w/d hkup, 2/1+ Florida Room, HERNANDO preference, limita- Affordable Rentals 2013 ENCLOSED Call Joanne @ W.A.C. OR $69,900. lawn inc. $475 mo. 106 S. Fillmore $550 tion or discrimination PRINTER Epson Stylus Watson’s Fish Camp TRAILERS, 6x12 352-795-1288. Call 352-613-0587 (352) 212-9205 mo. 352-422-2798 based on race, color, Photo R200 color printer DUNNELLON or 352-212-7922 (352)726-2225 in excellent condition with ramp, $1895 or 352-621-9183 religion, sex, handi- ** call 352-527-0555 ** LAKE ROUSSEAU MH BEVERLY HILLS cap, familial status $30.00 352-628-2150 Park. Lg. 1/1 w/slider to 3/2/2,$750, 3/1/1 $600. UTILITY TRAILER Crystal River 55+ or national origin, or Park. 2BR/1BA Car- encl. screened porch, 352-464-2514 an intention, to make 5X8 w/ stake sides, outside shed, CHA furn. 1½x4 in tongue & port & Screened such preference, Porch. Heat/Air Nice yard, low lot rent. LECANTO BEVERLY HILLS grove floor, new tires, 870 Beakrush Ln INVERNESS limitation or dis- $9,500. 352-746-4648 Asking$11,900 Oak Tree Plaza, Share a house, lg pool spare, wheel bearings 2br 1½ ba, 1 car gar. crimination. “ Famil- 4 WHEELED WALKER Ask for Brit (207) 347-0531 Office/Retail, CR 486, Lakeside C Club, Golf ial status includes WITH BRAKES AND w/ bearing buddies enclosed screen porch, $575 (269) 532-8100 HOMOSASSA’S 900 sf. @ $700+ util. & Course, Lots amenities children under the SEAT FOLDS UP HERNANDO sales tax. 1 mo. Free $600 mo. leased dep. $$ Private Owner $$ Best Housing Value $875. 1st/sec 419-2924 age of 18 living with GREAT SHAPE 75.00 w/12 mo. Lease no pets. 352-586-3072 Financing Available Modern homes from parents or legal cus- 464-0316 352-258-6801 New & Used $8,400 or Lease to Own todians, pregnant CITRUS COUNTY women and people BEDSIDE COMMODE Manufactured Homes from $179/mo. Beautiful 3-4 Bedrm securing & ALUMINUM WALKER Call 1-727-967-4230 $1000.down + Lot rent at Homes & Duplexes custody of children ADJUSTABLE LEGS Evanridge Community w/1 car garage. CRYSTAL RIVER an exceptional 55+Park under 18. This news- ON BOTH 20.00 EACH HOME-ON-LAND Starting@$433/mo Warehouse for Rent paper will not know- 464-0316 3/2 Great Shape. 352 628-5977 INVERNESS Inverness Free standing, garage area, 1,440sf, ingly accept any ad- CRUTCHES ADJUST- ½ Acre. Move In Now Whispering Pines Villa 352-726-3476 MEEKO INVERNESS 3/2/2 w/ enclosed patio, $100-$550 vertising for real es- ABLE $10. Cane w/ 4 $59,900. Move In Ready, Lecanto Meeko is a 2-y.o. $850 F/L/S, BK/CK req 352-634-0129 tate which is in viola- feet $10. Reach ex- Call 352-401-2979, Beautiful 1/1 SW, 352-746-0373 terrier/pit mix, a 321-303-0346 tion of the law. tender $5. Ultra grabber 352-621-3807 Mobile, Harbor Lights perfect gentleman. Crystal River Our readers are $10. (352) 563-6410 55+ park, on Big Lake Very mellow, with hereby Henderson. Fully furn., MANUAL WHEEL- quiet dignity, calm 352-563-0890 informed that all very updated, view of CHAIR WITH FOOT energy, very low dwellings advertised lake, Cen. HVAC, W/D, RESTS GREAT SHAPE key. Weighs 70 CITRUS SPRINGS in this newspaper are A Must See! Asking available on an equal ONLY $100 464-0316 pounds, beige and NEW 2013 2/2 Duplex, nice private I I I I I I I I $7,000, 352-344-1828 opportunity basis. To white in color, area, near shopping & WALKER FOLDING Tell that special complain of discrimi- housebroken, easily 2br 2ba INVERNESS PARK schools. Wtr, sewer incl ALUMINUM Excellent nation call HUD condition. $15.00 person trained,. Gets along Doublewide w/10 year 55+, 14X60, 2/2, new $600mo 352-558-4477 “ Happy Birthday with other dogs. His Warranty $39,900 roof, all appliances, toll-free at (352) 563-6410 CRYSTAL RIVER CITRUS HILLS 1-800-669-9777. The “ with a classi- kind and pleading Delivered & setup, a/c, partly furn. screen ESTATE SALE Nature WALKER FOUR Large 2/2 CHA, W/D AREA, HERITAGE toll-free telephone fied ad under eyes will win your skirt, steps. room, shed, Coast Landings RV Re- WHEELS WITH SEAT hk-up $575/mo.1st Mo. 55+ Gated Community number for the Happy Notes. heart, a perfect Call(352) 795-1272 352-419-6476 sort. Developed site with AND BRAKES Excellent FREE with $600. no 3/2 builders model, hearing impaired is Only $28.50 dog to join you on a Palm Harbor Retire- MOBILE HOME, gazebo & storage bldg, condition. $49.00 dogs 352-726-9570 never lived in, $1000 1-800-927-9275. includes a photo walk. He is a sweet- ment Community Fully reduced to $49,500. (352) 563-6410 mnth. 352-270-8953 heart of a dog, homes. $8500 off of Furnished. Everyth- INVERNESS Separate storage WHEEL CHAIR LIFT Call our Classi- patiently waiting any home, 2/2 & 3/2 ing stays. Just move Clean, Attrative 2/2/1 CRYSTAL RIVER lot available. (RV sold). Easily load folding chair fied Dept for de- at Citrus County from $39,900 in. 2 Sheds, Duplex, family neigh. 3/1.5, fncd yrd, 1 blk to For info and pictures (not scooter)onto tails Animal shelter. Call John Lyons @ washer/dryer all ap- 3619 Theresa Lane, King’s Bay. Boat tie-up; Click on vehicle hitch $100. 352-563-5966 Call Karen @ 800-622-2832 ext 210 pliances. Must See! Terry Houston, Foxfire $650/mo, 1st/L/$300 detailsbyowner.com Dunnellon 465-8495 I I I I I I I I 218-780-1808. for details $7,500. (708) 308-3138 Realty (352) 528-3314 sec (352)794-0811 352-843-5441

BEAT ANY PRICE INTERIOR/EXTERIOR COUNTY WIDE DRY- SMITTYS APPLIANCE THE KLEEN TEAM HELPING HANDS Install, restretch, repair DGS SERVICES LLC THE KLEEN TEAM Paint & Power wash & ODD JOBS. 30 yrs WALL 25 ys exp REPAIR. Also wanted Residential/Comm. Transport, shopping Clean, Sales, Vinyl Reroofs • Metal Roofs Residential/Comm. Lawn & Trees Trim J. Hupchick Lic./Ins. lic2875 dead or alive washers Lic., Bonded, Insured Dr. appts, errands, Carpet, Laminent, Lic. REPAIRS • Home Lic., Bonded, Insured Jim (352) 246-2585 (352) 726-9998 all your drywall needs & dryers. FREE (352) 419-6557 etc. Hablo Espanol #4857 Mitch, 201-2245 Inspector 414-8693 (352) 419-6557 Ceiling & Wall Repairs. pick up 352-564-8179 813-601-8199 Pop Corn Removal k 352-302-6838 k

1 CALL & RELAX! AT YOUR HOME CALL STELLAR BLUE Adult Family Care DIESTLER COM- 25yrs Exp in 100% Mower and small en- All Int./ Ext. Painting MAC’S MOBILE RV PUTER Cleaning Svc-Home, gine It’s Tune Up time. FREE REPAIR & MAINT. Home - Alzheimer COUNTY WIDE property maint & all Needs. Lic. & Ins. New & Used systems office,windows, 352-220-4244 EST. RVTC Certified Tech Dementia Incontinency DRY- WALL repairs, call (352) 586-2996 A TREE SURGEON repairs. Visa/ MCard pressure washing & 352-613-0113, Lic/Ins. (SL 6906450) 503-7052 25 yrs exp. lic.2875 H&H Services today! BEAT ANY PRICE Lic. & Ins. Lowest 352-637-5469 more. 352-322-1799 CNA all your drywall needs lic#37658 Paint & Power Wash Rates Free est. Available for Private Ceiling & Wall Repairs. 352-476-2285 Lawn & Trees Trim (352)860-1452 Duty in you home. Pop Corn Removal #1 A+TECHNOLOGIES A-1 Hauling, Cleanups, Jim (352) 246-2585 D & R TREE SERVICE References avail. on ** 352-302-6838 ** All Home Repairs. garage clean outs, Cleaning Svc-Home, Attention Consum- Lawn & Landscape request. (352) 453-7255 All TV’s Installed trash, lawn maint. office,windows, Specialist. Lic. & Ins. lic#5863 352-746-3777 ers! HELPING HANDS BIANCHI CONCRETE AllAROUND TRACTOR furn. & misc. pressure washing & Please make sure you Free Est. 352-302-5641 ANDREW JOEHL Transport, shopping INC.COM ins/lic #2579 Landclearing, Hauling Mark (352) 287-0767 more. 352-322-1799 are using a licensed HANDYMAN. Site Prep, Driveways DOUBLE J Dr. appts, errands, Driveways-Patios-Sidewlk. ALL OF CITRUS  HANDYMAN DAVE and insured service Gen. Maint/Repairs Lic/Ins 352-795-5755 Tree Service etc. Hablo Espanol Pool deck repair Clean Ups, Clean Outs Pressure Wash homes professional. Many 813-601-8199 /stain. 352-257-0078 #1 A+TECHNOLOGIES Pressure Cleaning. Stump Grinding, bulk All Home Repairs. Everything from A to Z & drive-ways, Hauling, service advertisers mulch, lic/ins 302-8852 0256271 352-465-9201 352-628-6790 Odd Jobs 352-726-9570 CURB APPEAL All TV’s Installed are required by state Affordable Handyman law to include their KING’s LAND Yardscape, Curbing, lic.#5863 352-746-3777 ✔ FAST • 100% Guar. JEFF’S PIC PICARD’S CLEARING & TREE Flocrete. River Rock Cleanup/Hauling PRESSURE state ✔ AFFORDABLE license number in all SERVICE JEFF’S Reseals & Repairs. DUN-RITE ELECTRIC ✔ RELIABLE• Free Est CURB APPEAL Clean outs/Dump CLEANING& PAINTING Complete tree & Lic.(352) 364-2120 Since ‘78/ Free Est. Runs 352-341-3300 advertisements. If Cleanup/Hauling ★ 352-257-9508 ★ Yardscape, Curbing, you don’t see a li- stump removal haul- Clean outs/Dump lic EC 13002699 Flocrete. River Rock Lawns/Brush Removal Robert G. Vigliotti LLC ing, demo & tractor FATHER & SON Affordable Handyman Lic. (352) 584-5374 cense number in the Runs 352- 726-2907 ✔ Reseals & Repairs. Painting work. 32 yrs. exp. Decorative Concrete FAST • 100% Guar. ad, you should inquire Lawns/Brush Removal ✔ AFFORDABLE Lic. (352) 364-2120 Int/Ext FREE about it and be suspi- (352) 220-9819 Lic. (352) 584-5374 Textures, Stamp,Spray ESTIMATES 35 yrs ✔ RELIABLE• Free Est cious that you may be R WRIGHT TREE Service Crack repair, Staining, exp. ★ 352-257-9508 ★ contacting an unli- Tree Removal & driveways, pool decks, call 508-314-3279 Lic/Ins 352-527-1097 Affordable Handyman CHRIS SATCHELL censed Trimming. Ins. & Lic.# **BOB BROWN’S** ✔ FAST • 100% Guar. PAINTING ASAP Winter Clean Up, business. The Citrus 0256879 352-341-6827 Your World ROB’S MASONRY & ✔ AFFORDABLE Leaves, Power Wash- County Chronicle Fence & Landscap- 30 yrs. Exp., Excel. Ref. RON ROBBINS Tree CONCRETE Driveways ✔ RELIABLE• Free Est LAWNCARE N ing & More Call wants to ensure that ing Insured 352-464-1397 Service Trim, Shape & of garage sales tear outs, tractor work, ★ ★ MORE Coastal Lawn Care our ads meet the re- 352-795-0188/220-3194 352-257-9508 CALL STELLAR BLUE Remve, Lic/Ins. Free Lic. #1476, 726-6554 Yard Clean-up, (352) 601-1447 quirements of the law. Affordable Handyman leaves All Int./ Ext. Painting Beware of any service est. 352-628-2825 A 5 STAR COMPANY ✔ FAST • 100% Guar. bushes, hauling Needs. Lic. & Ins. FREE ✔ AFFORDABLE EST. advertiser that can not GO OWENS FENCING 352-726-9570 (352) 586-2996 provide proof that ALL TYPES. Free Est. ✔ RELIABLE• Free Est ★ ★ Robert G. Vigliotti LLC they are licensed to do Comm/Res. 628-4002 352-257-9508 Winter Clean Up, Painting business. For ques- Classifieds AllAROUND TRACTOR  HANDYMAN DAVE Leaves, Power Wash- Int/Ext FREE All phases of Tile tions about business 344-2556, Richard Land clearing, Hauling ROCKY’S FENCING Pressure Wash homes ing & More Call ESTIMATES 35 yrs Handicap Showers, licensing, please call Water Pump Service Site Prep, Driveways FREE Est., Lic. & Insured & drive-ways, Hauling Coastal Lawn Care exp. Safety Bars, Flrs. your city or county & Repairs- all makes & ww.chronicleonline.com Lic/Ins 352-795-5755 ★★ 352 422-7279 ★ ★ Odd Jobs 352-726-9570 (352) 601-1447 call 508-314-3279 422-2019 Lic. #2713 government offices. models. Call anytime! CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE CLASSIFIEDS MONDAY,FEBRUARY 4, 2013 B11

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CITRUS Sugarmill Woods House for Sale SPRINGS 2/2/2, Call for More 3/2/2, 2 yr old Pool Info. 334-691-4601 home in imacculate (850) 776-7528 condition, Landscaped backyard. $125,000 Priced to sell! CALL (570) 412-5194

Quiet Country Setting 3/2 on 2 acres mol Approx. 1750 sq ft LA front porch, Lg rear screened porch, Patio, 24x30 Steel Building, Steel Carport - great for boat storage, etc. Fenced and cross- GAIL STEARNS fenced, Built in 2003 your “Gale Force” Nice Oaks, Wooded, Realtor Citrus Springs area only 20 Min. to Ocala $129,900 Call TROPIC SHORES 352-302-6784 Realty for appt. 352-422-4298 gail@citrusrealtor .com www.citrusrealtor .com Low overhead PINE RIDGE means THIS IS THE savings for you! PROPERTY YOU’VE Waterfront, BEEN LOOKING FOR! Foreclosures & Bring your boat, horses, Owner financing in-laws; there is room available. for everything! 4/3 ½ w/7 car garage/workshop & I NEED in-law suite on 5.83 ac- LISTINGS! res. I SOLD ALMOST Mostly wooded w/large 2-HOMES A MONTH backyard. Beautiful & IN 2012 serene. High end Let’s BREAK that finishes; immaculate record together! home in equestrian community. www.centralflestate.com for pictures/more info. 352-249-9164

2/2/2, REMODELED DEB INFANTINE NEW: Roof, AC, Kit, Realtor Baths, Windows, Flrs, (352) 302-8046 317 S Harrison. Real Estate!... Reduced $72,900. it’s what I do. Call 352-527-1239 ERA American Realty Phone: 352-726-5855 Cell: 352-302-8046 Fax: 352-726-7386 Email:debinfantine@ yahoo.com

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ARBOR LAKES Fantastic Dream Home In Active Senior Community $169,900 2,100 sf, 3BR/2BA/2GA Split Floor Plan w/Pool Call (352) 726-6564 TONY Pauelsen Realtor 352-303-0619 Unique stilt home in rustic surroundings Buy or Sell For more information on how to reach off 581. Great loc to town, shopping, & now is the time Citrus County readers call hospital. 2br/1ba, w/ rap around porch. TOP 352-563-5592. Needs some TLC. Sold as is. Make an PERFORMANCE offer . Asking $33,900 Real estate (352) 419-6227 Consultant 0008XGS B12 MONDAY,FEBRUARY 4, 2013 CLASSIFIEDS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

BAYLINER 175 Harley Davidson SUNNYBROOK AFFORDABLE FORD CASH PAID FOR 2007, Bowrider, garage 2008, 35FT Fifth Wheel AUTOS & VANS ‘03, Super Glide, ‘98, Ranger Splash, JUNK MOTORCYCLES kept, Bimini top, custom 3 slides, electric awning Everybody Rides low miles, $7,500 very well kept, cold AC, 352-942-3492 463-0211 CRN 02/14/1 sale Units 309, 408, 434, 457, 504 cover, depth finder, only fireplace, 2 ac’s, 50 amp (352) 613-2333 6 cyl., auto, Tires like PUBLIC NOTICE $495 DOWN NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 44 hrs on motor,pristine king bed, pmts assum- MUSTANG GT 03 new, $3,200 obo condition! $14,000. $49 PER WEEK Harley Davidson able @ $424 per mnth. BUY HERE PAY 63k,ShowCar,Super (352) 601-0572 2005, 883 352-560-7377 352-279-3544 PERSONAL PROPERTY OF THE FOLLOWING UNITS WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH TO SATISFY HERE. charger, lots of goodies! FORD LOW MILES RENTAL LIENS IN ACCORDANCE WITH FLORIDA STATUTES SELF STOARGE FACILITY ACT, C DORY WASTE TANK Lots of clean-safe- Chrome, $18k OBO F150, 1978, 4 x 4 $3,995. SECTIONS 83-806 AND 83-807: WINDMILL SELF STORAGE. 1999 16ft, Angler, with Thetford 27 Gallon. dependable rides. (352) 228-4012 Runs good, 6” Lift kit, trailer, Honda 4 stroke, 4 wheel smart tote, CALL DAN TODAY NISSAN $1,650 obo Harley Davidson UNIT # 309 COLLEEN MAHONEY 40HP, $7,800 Floral City (352) 5 6 3 -1 9 0 2 (352) 564-4598 2006, STREET GLIDE premuim portable ‘04, 350 Z, Convertible, UNIT # 408 RICHARD MOORE (717) 994-2362 Cell Waste Tank $110 obo “WE BUYS CARS 2 Door, automatic, sil- EZ FINANCE MONEY’S TIGHT! $11,500. (352) 746-9851 DEAD OR ALIVE” ver, 53k miles, $12,500 UNIT #434 KAYLA OGDEN LET US SELL 1675 Suncoast Hwy. obo (352) 382-4239 PRICES R RIGHT! Homosassa Fl. BUY-SELL-RENT- HONDA UNIT #457 JESSE/AIMEE ROSA YOUR BOAT OLDSMOBILE ‘99 Car-Truck-Boat-RV 2009, VT750 AERO, 0% FEE!! BUICK Cutlass, custom, 4 DR, consignmentusa.org CLEAN UNIT #504 JASON LONGANECKER Come Visit our 2007, Lucerne, CXL loaded, good mi., V6, US 19 BY AIRPORT, CR $4,995. Newly Renovated 5TH WHEEL 55K miles, Leather cruise, tilt, gar. clean 461-4518 & 795-4440 TENANTS STORED GOODS, IF SALABLE WILL BE SOLD ON SITE AFTER THIS PUBLIC NOTICE Showroom for ALL 33FT $13,500. obo $3,375. (352) 212-9383 SUZUKI HAS BEEN PUBLISHED TWO TIMES. THE SALE OF THE STORED GOODS, IF NOT REDEEMED Your Boating Needs GOOD CONDITION Call Troy (352)621-7113 PONTIAC TOYOTA 2001, VOLUSIA BY PAYMENT IN FULL OF ALL DELINQUENT RENTS AND RELATED COSTS, IN ACCORD- 352-795-1119 MUST SELL 2008, G6, 2002, Tacoma, EZ FINANCE ANCE WITH FLORIDA STATUTES. SALE WILL BE HELD ON PREMISES THURSDAY FEBRUARY Mercury & Yamaha (423) 202-0914 CHEVROLET 4 Door, Cold AC Crew Cab, $8,770. $2,995. 14 @ 10 A.M. WINDMILL SELF STORAGE 2297- W. GULF TO LAKE HWY. (HWY.44) Parts and Service ‘01 Corvette Corvette 352-341-0018 LECANTO, FL (352)746-3633 Brooksville Deeded Call 352-628-4600 FEBRUARY 4TH AND 11TH 2013. 6 speed, black on For Pricing KAWASAKI spacious, shaded cnr black, $14,500 TOYOTA 1999, NOMAD lot, 1BR/1BA, Large FL (352) 613-2333 SATURN 2004, 4 Runner Sport RUNS GREAT room, Large storage 2002 SL Low mileage! 2WD, 94K mi, Leather $3,800. shed & patio. 55+ RV CHEVROLET Interior is in excellent $12,800. obo US 19 CRYSTAL RIVER Park w/ heated pool, 2002, Camaro Z28 (just north of the Mall) condition. Come see for Call Troy 352-621-7113 LUCKY U CYCLES and music activities, $9,495. yourself. 352-423-3836 352-330-0047 LL BEAN $36,000 352-848-0448, 352-341-0018 352- 428-0462 anytime TOYOTA WWW.LUCKYU 16 ft, ABS, canoe, FORD 2000, Camry LE with paddle & KZ Toyhauler,07 ‘01, Taurus, 140K miles V6, 183K miles Super CYCLES.COM jackets, $650 obo 32’ like new, full slide Ice cold Air, good tires, Clean $5,800. obo (352) 628-3194 CADILLAC new tires, Owan Gen., brakes, runs good, Troy (352) 621-7113 2007, Escalade, 462-0211 MCRN PONTOON gas tank, Lrg living $2,200, 352-201-6958 TOYOTA 44k miles, Luxury Estate of Elizabeth Elaine Fredenberg File No: 2013 CP 06 Notice to Cred. PUBLIC NOTICE ‘97, Suntracker, 21ft. area separate cargo 2007, Yaris, 59K miles, NAV, $29,500. 50HP, 4 stroke, Merc. $18,000. 352-795-2975 FORD Call Troy (352) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION 2 DR, H/B $7,800. File No. 2013 CP 06 Division Probate alum. deck, kept un- 2005, Five Hundred Call Troy 352-621-7113 621-7113 der roof. clean, no MAC’S MOBILE RV LMT, 40K miles, IN RE: ESTATE OF REPAIR & MAINT. CHEVY TRAIL- ELIZABETH ELAINE FREDENBERG trailer $5,500 637-5958 leather, V6 $9,980 a/k/a ELIZABETH E FREDENBERG RVTC Certified Tech. Call Troy 352-621-7113 BLAZER LT 05 STAR CRAFT 352-613-0113, Lic/Ins. Harley-DAVIDSON Deceased. exc. cond. asking $6000 2006 FLHTPI Clean NOTICE TO CREDITORS ‘09 Pontoon, 20 ft w/ FORD obo, in Hernando trailer, 50hp, like new ROCKWOOD CHEVY bike, great looks, 88 ci, (Summary Administration) 2006 Focus ZXW, SE (904) 923-2902 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: condition $11,400 OBO ‘04, 29 ft., Ultra Lite, 4DR, WGN. 85k miles 89 Corvette, White 5 speed, low miles 19K, (618) 444-9425 SS. Appls Qn. Bd., Full needs trans $3250 accident free, never You are hereby notified that an Order of Summary Administration has been en- $5,800 obo Call Troy DODGE tered in the estate of ELIZABETH ELAINE FREDENBERG, deceased, File Number 2013 Bath, all equip. incl’d (352) 621-7113 352-601-0355 1998 Durango, 4 WD layed down, garage TRI PONTOON kept, two tone bk/wt, all CP 06, by the Circuit Court for Citrus County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of $8,500 obo, 382-0153 SLT, 5.2L, 103K orig mi. which is 110 N Apopka Avenue, Inverness, FL 34450; that the decedent’s date of BOAT FORD All options, one owner service done by HD SUNNYBROOK ‘05 death was October 16, 2012; that the total value of the estate is $41,806.00 and that 27 Ft., Fiberglass Mustang Cobra, Indy $1000 352-527-8636 dealer 352 513-4294 the names of those to whom it has been assigned by such order are: 250 HP, T top, trailer 36 ft. 5th wheel, 2 500 Pace Car-1994, asking $10,500 included $17,000. slides, kg bd,like new, Convertible, 7100 mi, NAME 352-613-8453 60amp serv. NADA HONDA Gar. kept 252-339-3897 ‘04, 750 Shadow Aero. ADDRESS $29K asking $25K Eric P Fredenberg 239 S 11th Street WE HAVE BOATS Runs & looks great! obo 352-382-3298 HONDA I I I I I I I I Bayfield, WI 54814 GULF TO LAKE JEEP $2,995. Firm 2011 CRV LX, 19K mi- Tell that special MARINE WE BUY RV’S, 2001 4cyl “TJ” Auto., (352) 344-0084 ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: We Pay CASH For Travel Trailers, les, likenew, 4 Cyl. person A/C, soft top with lift kit. HONDA BLACK BIRD All creditors of the estate of the decedent and persons having claims or demands Used Clean Boats 5th Wheels, $19,950 “ Happy Birthday not a mudder, real pretty CBR 1100 LOW LOW against the estate of the decedent other than those for whom provision for full pay- Pontoon, Deck & Motor Homes Call Troy 352-621-7113 “ with a classi- Low miles $10,000 MILES ONLY $3488.00 ment was made in the Order of Summary Administration must file their claims with Fishing Boats Call US 352-201-6945 fied ad under 352-220-4634 (352) 621-3678 this court WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA (352)527-0555 HYUNDAI Happy Notes. PROBATE CODE. boatsupercenter.com 2006 Elantra, GLS 90K Only $28.50 JEEP HONDA SPIRIT ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. miles, likenew, 4 DR, includes a photo 2004, Wrangler X 4WD, 2002, ExcTires, Bags, NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER APPLICABLE TIME PERIOD, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO auto. $6,800 Only 57K miles, WS, Sissy Bar, Cobra (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Call Troy 352-621-7113 Pipes. 28k miles. The date of first publication of this Notice is February 4, 2013. TOPPER Call our Classi- Hard Top $13,800. fied Dept for de- Call Troy 352-621-7113 $2,000 (352) 476-3688 Attorney for Person Giving Notice: 8 ft Red Fiberglass MAZDA tails John S. Clardy III, E-mail Address: [email protected] ITASCA must sell $200 obo 2007, RX8 Looking for HONDA ST1300 Florida Bar No. 123129, Clardy Law Firm PA, PO Box 2410 2007 Navaron 23H 352-563-5966 Lecanto 941-504-0899 A sports Car, Look No 2006 MADE TO TOUR Crystal River, FL 34423-2410, Telephone: (352) 795-2946 Mercedes Diesel, 2.7L, Further!!! This is A Must I I I I I I I I ONLY $7786 Person Giving Notice: 17 mpg, generator, AC, See...Call for an Appt. (352) 621-3678 Eric P Fredenberg, 239 S 11th Street, Bayfield, WI 54814 one slide out, sleeps 5, and Pricing DODGE February 4 & 11, 2013. excellent condition, KAWASKI NINFA 352-628-4600 1999, Work Van $55,000 make offer 138k miles, mechani- 650 352-422-1309 **BEST PRICE** MERCURY cally sound $2,500 LIKE NEW ONLY For Junk & Unwanted CHEVROLET $5488 (352) 621-3678 ITASCA MERIDIAN 2004, Grand Marquis, 1994,C/K 2500 obo (352) 344-2132 Cars- CALL NOW Leather and Loaded 36 Ft, 2005 Motor Home **352-426-4267** $2,880 KIA KYMCO To Many Options to 352-341-0018 2009, AJILITY 350HP Cat Diesel 55K 2006 Sedona, List. Call Today SCOOTER GREAT miles, no smoke/pets $$ TOP DOLLAR $$ CHEVROLET Great Family Van, Before It’s Gone GAS SAVER ONLY 6 Michelin Tires, New For Wrecked, Junk or 2005, Silverado 7 Pass, low mi. Call 2010 qn w/ sleep No. Unwanted Cars/Trucks Call 352-628-4600 $998 (352) 621-3678 464-0204 MCRN 2500 HD, Diesel crew today for Low Price 02/11 meeting Beverly HillsAdvisory Council mattress & overhead $$ (352) 201-1052 $$ cab, $13,880 352-628-4600 fan. W/D combo MITSUBISHI SCOOTER PUBLIC NOTICE 352-341-0018 Lifan Industries, 2008 $71,000 obo . BUYING JUNK CARS 2011 Galant, Low Mi. BEVERLY HILLS MSBU ★ ★ 50cc, looks & runs (352) 419-7882 Running or Not Great fuel economy, DODGE CASH PAID-$300 & UP Priced to sell 1997 Ram 2500 Truck great. $750 obo NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Beverly Hills Advisory Council will meet on Mon- MONTEGO BAY 35ft (352) 771-6191 Call 352-628-4600 (352) 436-5036 day, February 11, 2013 at 10:00 o’clock A.M. at the Beverly Hills Civic Center, One 5th wheel ‘06, 3 slides Cummins Diesel, 2WD, For Appointment Auto Trans,116,000 BAD BOY BUGGIE SUZUKI BURGMAN Civic Circle, Beverly Hills, Florida, 34465, to conduct business of the Beverly Hills Mu- kept undercover, Exc CASH BUYER’S nicipal Service Benefit Unit. miles. Garage kept. 2011 “ready to hunt” AUTOMATIC TWIST cond. Truck Avail. Buying Used Cars MONEY’S TIGHT! Only $5998. Any person requiring reasonable accommodation at this meeting because of a Well maintained. Has AND GO FUN ONLY disability or physical impairment should contact the County Administrator’s Office, LOADED Trucks & Vans, For PRICES R RIGHT! (352) 621-3678 $27,000 (352) 564-2756 used car lot, Hwy 19 been used as a com- $4686 (352) 621-3678 110 North Apopka Avenue, Inverness, FL 34450, (352) 341-6560, at least two (2) days BUY-SELL-RENT- mute vehicle. $7,800 before the meeting. If you are hearing or speech impaired, use the TDD Telephone NATIONAL RV Larry’s Auto Sales Car-Truck-Boat-RV POLARIS SUZUKI GSXR 750 352-564-8333 firm. 352-464-4690 2002, SPORTSMAN (352) 341-6580. 2006 Tropical One consignmentusa.org 195 MILES “HOLD ON” 700 CC 4X4 AUTO If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the Advisory Council with owner,34ft, 26000 US 19 BY AIRPORT, CR FORD ONLY $9996 respect to any matter considered at this meeting, he/she will need to ensure that a READY FOR THE MUD miles,no smoke/pets, MONEY’S TIGHT! 461-4518 & 795-4440 1999 F150 Good (352) 621-3678 verbatim record of the proceedings is made which record shall include the testi- ONLY $4288 300HP Cummins die- PRICES R RIGHT! condition, 4 new tires VICTORY CROSS mony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. (352) 621-3678 sel,2 slides, 6 new ti- BUY-SELL-RENT- MUSTANG $4200 352-270-7420 ROADS res, 3yr Car-Truck-Boat-RV 1985, coupe, 58k mile FORD POLARIS RZR 800 LE “GREAT American By: warranty,many extras. consignmentusa.org new tires, 4 cyl, auto 2003 F150 TIME TO PLAY HARD MADE CRUSIER” Rosella Hale, Chairwoman $87000. Well main- US 19 BY AIRPORT, CR $2000 obo Ex Cab, $8,990 ONLY $8388 ONLY $12888 BEVERLY HILLS MSBU February 4, 2013. tained. 352-341-4506 461-4518 & 795-4440 (352) 228-4012 352-341-0018 (352) 621-3678 (352) 621-3678

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