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Proudly servingITIZEN Chiefland and Levy County for 69 years 2 sections,C 20 pages Volume 69, Number 3 www.chieflandcitizen.com Chiefland, FL 32644 $.75 Citrus County teacher removed from classroom for racist podcast By Carly Zervis cluded with her employment test preparation tutor for ed family is so very admi- al standards require that Citrus County Chronicle application, Volitich earned a Kaplan Test Prep in Maryland rable,” Pribanic said in the teachers “support the beliefs, bachelor’s degree in histo- and as an assistant director letter. “Her depth of charac- shared vision, and mission A Citrus County middle ry from for Huntington Learning ter would be an asset to any adopted by the district.” school teacher removed Ohio State Centers in Pennsylvania. school district’s classroom. That standard, the first of from the classroom after University None of Volitich’s former Dayanna is an individual of five in the district’s Instruc- being outed as the host of a in May 2014 supervisors or references quality character, and most tional Evaluation System, racially charged podcast has and was listed on her job application notably, her integrity will also requires that teachers no record of suspensions pursuing had responded to a Chronicle demonstrate her commit- “respect students’ cultural, or other disciplinary action a master’s reporter’s request for com- ment to her students, admin- linguistic, and family back- by the Citrus County School degree in ment Monday evening. istrators, community, and ground,” “maintain a climate District, an examination of education- Janet Pribanic, chief peers.” of openness, inquiry, fairness her personnel file revealed al studies operating officer at a Pitts- A former supervisor at and support” and “adhere to Monday. at Johns Volitich burgh-based business analyt- Kaplan also provided a letter. professional responsibility Dayanna Volitich, originally Hopkins ics company co-founded by Matthew Krul, who worked as and ethical conduct.” from Aliquippa, Pennsylva- University Volitich’s father, provided a a tutoring academics man- The school district opened nia, and in her second year when she applied for a Citrus reference letter for Volitich ager, described Volitich as an investigation into Vo- as a teacher in the district, County teaching position in in which she acknowledged “an authentic team player, an litich on Friday after being was hired in August 2016 as June 2016. The Chronicle knowing Volitich since child- effective communicator, and contacted by a reporter a middle school social stud- was unable to confirm Mon- hood and described her as a proven self-starter.” from the Huff Post inquiring ies teacher, the position she day whether she obtained the dedicated, committed and While Volitich is not about racist remarks Volitich continued to occupy at the degree. mature. accused of breaking any made on the podcast and on time of her removal. During her college years, “Dayanna’s compassion laws, the Citrus County According to a resume in- she worked as an ACT/SAT shown to family and extend- School District’s profession- See TEACHER, Page 5A

City approves grant application County may for police cars By C.L. Watson join opioid Citizen Correspondent

Tri County Commu- nity Resource Center Director Beverly Good- lawsuits man requested the city donate use of the By Sean Arnold Tommy Usher Pineland Staff writer Center for an event with chef Laura Fowler Goss. In a scene reminiscent of the successful lawsuits The event is a parent against Big Tobacco in the 1990s, pharmaceutical and child cooking class companies have become a target for their role in instructed by Goss the opioid crisis. March 21 from 10 a.m. The Levy County Commission on March 6 sig- to noon. Commissioner naled its intent to join in on the action in order to Teresa Barron made the recover costs that the opioid addiction has wreaked motion to donate use of on local services and healthcare. The lawsuits, both the center. Commission- federal and state, contend that the drug makers er Donald Lawrence sec- have knowingly misled users about the harmful onded. The motion was effects of their painkillers, leading to widespread unanimously approved. addiction and long-term health problems. City Manager Mary County attorney Anne Bast Brown said at the Ellzey presented the meeting she has consulted with other counties USDA Community Facili- that have reached agreements with firms to join ty Grant for purchase of in lawsuits, and has spoken with law firms seek- four police vehicles. In ing business from counties. She says counties like October 2017, the com- Alachua and Osceola have signed onto agreements mission gave approval with firms that avoid any costs up front for the to file the application counties, and those counties are shielded through for the 4-to-1 matching the agreements from counter-suits from the phar- grant. The USDA would maceuticals. pay $140,595 and the “These attorneys have developed formulas for cost to the city would how they can figure out what each county’s health- be $46,865 for four new care costs are (related to opioid addiction),” Brown said. See CITY, Page 9A With a motion from Lilly Rooks, and a second from Rock Meeks, the commission directed Brown Citizen photo, Sean Arnold to move forward in her research and make a recom- CHIEFLAND Chiefland senior shortstop Erika Gilliam celebrates during the Lady Indians’ mendation for an agreement with a law firm. ITIZEN 4-1 win versus Branford March 1. Gilliam, one of three returning starters Brown said the county should join with a firm C for the club, is leading the team at the plate with a .556 batting average. that is filing a state lawsuit, since the county would P.O. Box 980 CMHS, which started the season 9-0, faces rival Trenton Friday, March 9, automatically be included in a federal lawsuit, and Chiefland, Fl 32644 for a District 1A-7 showdown in Chiefland. The clubs have met eight times any federal settlement funds would be divvied up Phone: 352-493-4796 in the past two seasons, including in a pair of thrilling regional champion- throughout the country. ship meetings. See OPIOID, Page 5A SCORE to assist Levy businesses By Michael Bates Levy County civic, com- Citrus County Chronicle munity and government leaders to get the word The Citrus County out. That process starts SCORE chapter got the this week. green light this month “We’ve been here to expand into Levy for 25 years (in Citrus County. County), but they don’t That will be a big deal know us there,” he said. to businesses there be- Green said he has ap- cause it will have closer pointed a Levy County representation and expansion team among no longer have to rely his volunteers who will on its distant SCORE make those contacts. affiliate all the way in Green got the OK from Gainesville for business the Gainesville chap- assistance, said Jim ter for the expansion. Green, chairman of the Then, on Feb. 1, Citrus Citrus SCORE. County SCORE received “We thought it would a matching grant from Citizen photo, Sean Arnold make more sense for us SCORE National to cover Katheryn “Kat” Davis, left, helped students enroll at CF at Preview Night March 1 to do it,” Green said. the cost of expanding in Chiefland. Cedar Key School senior Dakota Phillips is pictured on right. See the Now the work begins, story on Page 10A. he said, to meet with See SCORE, Page 5A 2A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, March 8, 2018 Levy County Sheriff's Reports Most Wanted The Levy County Simmons, 36, Gainesville, ­Anyone with infor- Sheriff’s Office reports the Often Used Abbreviations possession of marijuana mation about these following arrests: Driver’s License–DL over 20 grams, possession individuals is asked • Feb. 27, Justin Allen Driving While License Suspended or and/or use drug equip- to call the Sheriff’s Aushburn, 25, Bronson, Revoked–DWLSR ment. Bond $60,000. Office at 486-5111. To possession of marijuana Driving Under the Influence–DUI • March 3, Blucher remain anonymous, not more than 20 grams. Failure to Appear–FTA Jonathon Smith, 37, call Crime Stoppers Released on Own Recognizance–ROR Bond $1,000. Bronson, cruelty to child at 1-877-349-8477. Chiefland Police Arrests Resisting With Violence–RWV • Feb. 26, Jason Resisting Without Violence–RW/OV without great bodily harm. Dakota Barber, 22, Violation of Probation–VOP ROR. Chiefland, possession of • March 1, Isaac David Albritton, 43 controlled substance w/o a Emmanuel Smith, 24, Morrison prescription, possession Marie Ferranti, 36, Ocala, • March 1, Hazel Archer, fraud. Bond FTA and/or use of drug equip- possession and/or use of Renee Pinson, 31, $5,000. ment. Bond $11,000. drug equipment. Bond Williston, possession of a • Feb. 28, Eugene • March 4, Michael $10,000. controlled substance w/o a Luciano Stabile Jr., 48, Arthur Bray, 39, Williston, • March 2, Roosevelt prescription, possession of Tampa, DUI. Bond DWLSR, FTA, possession Tavares Frazier, 32, marijuana not more than $2,000. of marijuana not more Florida, unarmed burglary 20 grams, possession and/ • Feb. 26, Benny Lee than 20 grams. Bond of an occupied dwelling, or use of drug equipment. Stephens, 60, Chiefland, $2,000. possession of burglary Bond $26,000. two counts battery, crimi- • Feb. 27, Casey tools with intent to use, • March 3, Tana nal mischief/damage to Buesing, 33, Cedar Key, contempt of court viola- Frances Plank, 27, Inglis, property, unarmed bur- non-support of children or tion of injunction domestic DWLSR, possession and/ glary of an occupied Summer Farnsworth, John Stauff, 37 spouse. Bond $1,300. violence. Bond $125,000. or use of drug equipment. dwelling. 37, Inverness Bronson VOP • Feb, 27, Eric Alan • March 3, J.F. Gallion, Bond $30,000. • Feb. 26, Audie FTA Burke, 32, Old Town, 74, Trenton, DUI. Bond • March 1, Stephen Jackson Stokes, 59, non-support of children or $40,000. Daniel Pollard, 37, Ocala, Williston, contempt of spouse. Bond $250. • March 2, Cristina two counts FTA. Bond court violation of injunc- • Feb. 27, David Gaud, 30, Summerfield, $65,000. tion domestic violence, Trespassing in the Joseph Cabral, 25, three counts robbery with • Feb. 26, Amanda aggravated stalking. Bond Williston, possession of firearm. Bond $750,000. Lynn Rice, 37, Chiefland, $100,000. wrong truck leads to controlled substance w/o a • March 1, Shelia attempt to solicit conspire, • March 4, Jaree Gale prescription, possession, Denise Haines, 52, criminal mischief, armed Slone, 47, Williston, viola- destroying evidence/tam- Williston, violation of burglary of dwelling, two tion of driver’s license methamphetamine arrest pering. Bond $25,000. conditional release. ROR. counts grand theft, dealing restrictions. • Feb. 26, Paul • Feb. 27, Henry in stolen property. Bond • March 1, Clinton CPD received a call from Winn Dixie management Anthony Connelly, 58, Columbus Harrison IV, 25 $136,000. Wyatt Thomas, 24, stating that an unknown male was inside an employee’s Morriston, DUI. Bond Cedar Key, DWLS, VOP. • March 4, Bernard Chiefland, kidnapping, truck led to the arrest of Joseph Antonio Collins, 38, of $2,000. • Feb. 28, Paul Frank John Rutowski, 44, con- sexual battery/assault. Chiefland, on charges of trespassing and possession of • Feb. 4, Manuel Hodakowski, 53, Inglis, tempt of court violation of Bond $1.5 million. methamphetamine. Salvador Cortez, 24, DWLS – habitual. injunction repeat sex date • Feb. 26, Jason Wayne Chiefland Police Officer Melissa Watkins stated in an Williston, FTA. Bond • March 1, Rojas violence. Tice, 35, Chiefland, out of incident report dispatch was advised that when the owner $30,000. Humberto, 27, Dunnellon, • Feb. 26, Alexa county warrant. approached the truck, Collins left and walked toward the • Feb. 26, William out of county warrant. Danielle Shannon, 22, • Feb. 27, Grady back of the supermarket. Chief Scott Anderson arrived in Henry Cunningham, 50, ROR. East Point, violation of Tumlin, 24, Old Town, the area and made contact with Collins. At that time, Inglis, contempt of court • Feb. 28, Jesse Carl FWC rule, possession of possession of a controlled Collins was placed in hand restraints. Anderson then violation of injunction Kendall, 45, Port St. marijuana not more than substance w/o prescrip- began to search Collins’ pockets and found a small, clear repeat sex date violence. Lucie, FTA. Bond $2,000. 20 grams. Bond $1,000. tion, possession and/or use container in the left pocket. The clear container con- Bond $50,000. • Feb. 26, Justin K. • Feb. 26, Jamie Lee drug equipment. Bond tained a small piece of cotton with white residue inside. • Feb. 27, Kristopher King, 35, Gainesville, Shiver, 32, East Point, out $26,000. The residue field tested positive for methamphetamine. Leon Davis, 34, Haines non-support of children or of county warrant. Bond • March 4, Rickey The incident began when he arrived for work this City, non-support of chil- spouse. Bond $500. $600. Bamer Virgil, 50, Orlando, date and observed a white male by his truck as he dren or spouse. Bond • Feb. 28, Jessica • Feb. 27, Adam battery. parked. The owner said that as he walked toward Winn $100. Elizabeth Merritt, 23, Joshua Shrader, 34, • March 2, Richard Dixie, he set the alarm off, hoping the Collins would • Feb. 26, Samuel Scott Gainesville, VOP. Bronson, battery. Bond Curtis Webb, 47, walk away. However, Collins apparently stood there and Deloach, 47, Archer, dis- • March 3, Thomas $30,000. Morriston, domestic bat- appeared to be moving around and dancing while the orderly intoxication. Bond Bennett Paugh, 30, Crystal • March 3, Brayton tery by strangulation. alarm sounded. $5,000. River, no DL. Bond Albert Siddell, 36, Inglis, Bond $50,000. The owner of the truck went inside his workplace • Feb. 28, Duane $1,000. possession of a controlled • March 3, Wyatt when an employee advised him that someone was inside Edward Dessert, 55, Old • March 27, Tye substance w/o prescrip- Lawson Wolfe, 19, of his truck. The owner went outside and approached Town, DWLSR. Bond Hamilton Pierce, 28, tion, possession and/or use Dunnellon, possession of a Collins, who was still unidentified, as he was getting out $2,000. Williston, DWLSR, pos- drug equipment. Bond controlled substance w/o of the vehicle, asking what he was doing. • Feb. 27, Jimmie Lee session of a controlled $13,000. prescription, possession Collins was allegedly under the belief that it was his Donald Sr., 58, Chiefland, substance w/o a prescrip- • March 2, Cynthia and/or use drug equip- girlfriend’s truck and told the owner to, “get out of here.” non-support of children or tion. Bond $11,000. Marie Sigala, 44, ment, possession of mari- But, Collins could not provide contact information for spouse. Bond $500. • Feb. 26, William Williston, possession of juana not more than 20 his girlfriend. • March 3, Christina Albin Pierce, 50, Inglis, cocaine. Bond $20,000. grams. Bond $20,000. There was nothing missing in the truck though its out of county warrant. • March 3, Donald Jean contents had been moved around.

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Call today to advertise. 352-493-4796 Thursday, March 8, 2018 Chiefland Citizen 3A Woman stranded by friends is arrested for meth By David Davis “Kasco, who was to her. search her vehicle and the contents Editor acting extremely A CFEC employee advised that of her purse. Inside the purse, a nervous and was at- Kasco had left and returned to “Blistex” lip balm container was Ashley Elizabeth Kasco was arrest- tempting to distance the premises on several occasions located that contained a tied, clear ed Feb. 20 for possession of meth- herself from me, and that day, she also recently left her plastic bag with a clear rock like amphetamine, possession of drug was sweating pro- belongings inside the business. substance inside, which later tested paraphernalia and possession of less fusely and I imme- Levy County EMS was requested to positive for the presence of meth- than 20 grams of marijuana. diately believed that check out Kasee, due to her unusual amphetamine. As the search of the Chiefland Police Cpl. Blake Murphy she was under the Kasco behavior and physical condition. purse continued, a small portion stated in an incident report that he influence of an un- EMS agreed that Kasco was was of a hand-rolled, partially smoked Officer Tyler Brown were dispatched known substance,” Murphy stated. under the influence of an unknown cigarette was located that contained at about 4 p.m. to Central Florida Kasco made random statements substance, however; she was not a green leafy substance, which later Electric Company in reference to a that made little sense or did not uncooperative and did not provide tested positive for the presence of suspicious person report. pertain to the questions the officers any details of drugs other than marijuana. Ashley Elizabeth Kasco, 32, of asked. She referred to incidents stating she had smoked marijuana After Kasco refused medical atten- Chiefland, was sitting next to a black that supposedly occurred over a three days earlier. tion by Levy EMS, she was placed in in color pickup when the officers year ago and acted as if that was Lt. Jeremy Bolton spoke with handcuffs and transported to Levy arrived. the reason the officers were talking Kasco and she provided consent to County Detention Facility. Husband, wife move into storage USDA website helps rural unit, burglarize adjoining spaces By David Davis Davis Officer U.S. fight opioid epidemic Editor stated Tyler that Brown Assistant to the Secretary for gency Task Force on Agriculture Shaon on the Amanda Lynn Rice, Rural Development Anne Hazlett and Rural Prosperity to identify was charge 37, of Chiefland, was ar- recently unveiled a new web legislative, regulatory and policy wearing of rested by Chiefland Po- page featuring resources to help changes that could promote ag- a back- driving lice Officer Tyler Brown rural communities respond to riculture and prosperity in rural pack while on multiple charges. the opioid crisis. communities. In January 2018, resem- Rice his According to the Levy Dessert “Both President Trump and Secretary Perdue presented the bling license County Sheriff’s Office, Florida Governor Rick Scott have Task Force’s findings to Presi- the one that was stolen was suspended or re- Rice was booked into declared the opioid epidemic a dent Trump, which included 31 from the storage fa- voked. He was booked the detention facility national and state emergency,” recommendations to align the cility. The couple was into the Levy County Feb. 26 for attempted said Rural Development State Di- federal government with state, patted down for officer Detention Facility under soliciting to conspire rector Sydney Gruters. “Research local and tribal governments to safety. Shaon then gave a $2,000 bond. Level 1 or 2 surety suggests that rural communities take advantage of opportunities the officers consent to $5,000; damage to are particularly fertile ground that exist in rural America. search the bag, which Christina Marie Fer- property of $1,000 or for this epidemic. I am excited In the area of quality of life, contained numerous ranti, 36, of Ocala, was more, $1,000 bond; that USDA, under the leadership the Task Force included a rec- items that matched the arrested armed burglary of a of Secretary Perdue, is approach- ommendation to modernize description of the mer- March 3 dwelling, structure or ing the opioids misuse crisis health care access. The report chandise stolen from by CPD conveyance, surety with a dedicated urgency be- highlighted the importance of the victims. Officer $50,000; grand theft of cause it impacts quality of life, telemedicine in enhancing access Shaon was was arrest- Kyle less than $5,000, surety economic opportunity and rural to primary care and specialty ed Feb. 11. Schultz $25,000; grand theft prosperity.” providers. The Task Force also Brown furthered his on the of a firearm, surety The National Center for Health found that improved access to investigation by con- charge $25,000; and dealing in Statistics estimates that more mental and behavioral health tacting both victims of drug stolen property, surety/ Ferranti than 63,000 Americans died care, particularly prevention, who positively identi- equip- cash bond of $25,000. from drug overdoses in 2016. treatment and recovery resourc- fied the stolen items ment Brown wrote in his More than half of those deaths es, is vital to addressing the Shaon’s possession. possession and or use. investigation report involved opioids, including pre- opioid crisis and other substance Brown said Amanda She was booked into the that on Feb. 10, he was scription drugs and heroin. misuse in rural communities. advised that she knew Levy County Detention dispatched to a storage USDA is playing an important To view the report in its entire- where the rest of the Facility under a $10,000 company in reference role to help rural communities ty, please view the Report to the stolen merchandise bond. to two victims’ shared address this national problem at president of the United States was and guided the storage unit being bro- the local level through program from the Task Force on Agri- officer to an abandoned Isaac Emmanuel ken into. investment, strategic partner- culture and Rural Prosperity. In residence on NW 14th Smith, 24, of Archer, Upon arrival, he ships and best practice imple- addition, to view the categories Street where numer- was spoke with the victims mentation. of the recommendations, please ous items matching arrested who provided an item- In April 2017, President Donald view the Rural Prosperity info- the description of the Feb. 28 ized list of merchan- J. Trump established the Intera- graphic. dise allegedly stolen stolen items were found by CPD from them, including: and identified by both Officer a saxophone valued at victims. Tyler $300; watch collection, The approximate Brown $400; miscellaneous value of the stolen for tools, $250; multiple merchandise from both defraud- Smith USDA offers renewal knives in a variety of victims was $4,330. ing an colors, $450; pool stick Amanda Rice in- inn- set, $80; miscellaneous formed law enforce- keeper under $300. He jewelry, $80; random ment that she assisted was booked into the miscellaneous coins, with one burglary at the Levy County Detention options on CSP contracts $100; torch parts, $200; storage unit because Facility under $5,000 Agricultural produc- bon sequestration rate, stewardship thresh- two paintball guns, $50 her husband threatened bond. ers wanting to enhance and new soil amend- olds, and allow them to each; and a Trophy her with harm if she did current conservation ments to improve pick practices and en- Ridge pack of arrows, not cooperate. Shaon Justin Allen Aus- efforts are encouraged water quality. hancements that work $60. apparently confirmed burn, to renew their Con- NRCS recently made for their conservation The other partner that with Deputy Davis 25, of servation Stewardship several updates to the objectives. These tools also provided Brown by taking the blame Bron- Program contract. program to help pro- also enable producers with an itemized list for all the burglaries at son, was Through CSP, USDA’s ducers better evaluate to see potential pay- of merchandise that the storage facility. He arrested Natural Resources their conservation op- ment scenarios for was stolen out of the stated that his wife had Feb. 27 Conservation Service tions and the benefits conservation early in same storage unit that nothing to do with the by CPD helps private landown- to their operations and the process. included: Makita drill burglaries and that she Officer ers build their business natural resources. New Producers interested set,$248; first aid kit, just did what he told Kevin Ausburn while implementing methods and software in CSP are recommend- $15; Craftsman drill set, her to do. Kinik conservation practices for evaluating applica- ed to contact their lo- $35; iPhone box, $15; Shaon was transport- for that help ensure the tions help producers cal USDA service center skateboard parts, $45; ed to the Levy County possession of not more sustainability of their see up front why they or visit www.nrcs.usda. long knife, $50; pocket Detention Facility with- than 20 grams of mar- entire operation. Par- are or are not meeting gov/GetStarted. juice, $12; wrench set, out incident. ijuana. He was booked ticipants with existing $5; Remington 700 30- Chief Scott Ander- into the Levy County CSP contracts expiring 06 rifle, $1,200; Viper son, Lt. Jay Bolton and Detention Facility under on Dec. 31, 2018, can crossbow, $450; OD Brown went back to a $1,000 bond. access the benefits of survival bag, $150; and the storage facility to the recent program Gerber striker, $15. lock up the remaining Seahorse Key changes through an op- The storage unit man- stolen merchandise that tion to renew their con- ager said eight storage was recovered from tracts for an additional units were damaged the abandoned house. open house five years if they agree after someone cut the While at the storage The Seahorse Key to adopt additional Main Number: off the locks and cutting facility, a third victim open house is Wednes- activities to achieve (352) 493-4796 the door latches. She notified them that her day, March 14, 9 a.m. to higher levels of conser- FAX: (352) 493-9336 was also asked about storage unit was also 3 p.m. and Wednesday, vation on their lands. 624 West Park Avenue the front and back burglarized. 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Periodical postage paid at Chiefland, Florida. Street and NW 11th sert, 55, of Old Town, carbon storage and POSTMASTER: send address changes to: Chiefland Citizen, P.O. Drawer 980, Chiefland, Florida 32644. Drive. was arrested by CPD planting for high car- 4A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, March 8, 2018 9 Levy County residents are celebrated On Feb. 16, Courtroom A of the in the marching band as a dancer and said ‘but oh yea I can always find Levy County Courthouse hosted was a member of the varsity cheer- everything else at Winn Dixie.’ the 2018 Black History Month Cel- leading squad. Her first job was at Introducing her son, Juan Henley ebration. Danny Shipp and Carolyn Winn Dixie as a cashier. Asked to ap- joking said he was his grandparents' Cohens were instrumental in putting ply at a local bank, to fill a minority favorite. Henley, a teacher in Trenton the 17th annual event together that position that was available, Katrina’s shared his fond memories. “Thinking honored nine Levy County residents banking career began. Katrina cur- about my grandparents and all the who contributed to the growth of rently works at Capitol City Bank as things they gave up for us, I know the community through good works, District Operations Manager. they would be proud. And we’re compassion or their civic involve- Cohens said one of the things she proud of them.” Born in Gulf Ham- ment. is most proud of besides having her mock, Larthay Richardson was the daughter Asia in her life is getting father of three children and worked Lashae Smith her Master’s Degree in Business for Levy County D.O.T. and Georgia Lashae Smith was raised in Chief- Administration. A Master’s Degree Pacific. He was a Mason. His wife, Mil- land by “an amazing God fearing was never part of her plan, she used lie Richarson taught school in Otter woman, my Great Grandmother Miss to think about one of her uncles that Creek and Chiefland. Pearlie Mae Young. As a young girl had his Master’s and ‘I’d be like, Franklin Schuler shared the early my grandmother taught me that the oh man, if I had my Masters’ I’d be history of the Richardson Family in sky was never the limit for me and like a bad black woman’ which was Gulf Hammock. “Anytime you needed if there was anything I wanted to met with laughter. “But I always something, Larthay would always accomplish, that with hard work and thought it was too hard, when I had be there. Anytime, him and Mille, if dedication and prayer, anything was my daughter I actually had stopped one didn’t have it the other one had possible.” Currently in college, Smith going to college for awhile. But then it. And then, you know, Millie didn’t is working on her Master’s degree in I had always promised my mom know how to trust him, that’s why Speech Pathology. Smith was a 2013 that I would go back and get it. I had she was always with him.” After the graduate of Chiefland High School moved to Orlando but I could always laughter settled down, Schuler went and recipient of the Black History hear my mom in my head. I’ve got to on to explain “I’m not talking about Committee Scholarship. Crowned the keep this promise to her. I finished another woman or nothing, he say he first black Miss Christmas in Levy my AA at Valencia, and I’m like ‘man, was going for 5 minutes and it would County, Smith joined the Army in that wasn’t that hard’ so I’m going to be 5 hours before he came back. So 2013. Smith was also the first African try and get my Bachelor’s. I got that she had to go with him to keep him American to win the Levy County Citizen photo, Deborah Goad and I thought I’m done, and then at straight. But he was a joy, he really Lashae Smith Speaking Contest. She was deployed cute story of when Katrina was little the ripe age of 40 one of my friends was.” In closing Schuler added “He to Djibouti, Africa in 2016-2017. Still and they would be in a store, she convinced me to go back. I’m proud was always one of my favorites, in the military, Smith is ranked in the would tell her mother she wanted to say my GPA is 3.8, I made all A’s.” he had a smile that if you weren’t top 5 soldiers in her company. Smith a “tic-tic.” Having no idea what her Cohens received her Master’s Degree careful you’d fall in love with him. He was faced with adversity, first one young child was talking about, until in Business Administration from St. always had a smile, I don’t care how being a woman and the second one one day Katrina pointed to a cash Leo University. In closing Cohens dark it was or how light it was, he being African American. Deployed register. Pulling on the hem of her said, “Anyway I know my mom likes always had a smile on his face. Thank with a predominately white all male mother’s dress, she pointed and said, to brag on me, and talk about de- you.” unit, Smith explained that while “see mom, there’s a tic-tic.” She was grees. Even though she doesn’t have deployed she was not only fighting referring to the cash register. She a degree this is the smartest woman Charlie Clyde Bowers the war, she was fighting for herself. fell in love with the cash register, as that I know. Not only is she my mom, Cindy Bowers Mack came up to “Nothing was given to me, I had to an avid watcher of “The Count” on she’s my support system. Me and speak next on behalf of her Grand- work hard. With my faith and prayer Sesame Street, Katrina loved to count. her and Miss Asia like three peas in a father Charlie Clyde Bowers. Born I knew I would overcome and I did.” As a child Cohens bought her a toy pod.” Looking over to her mother she on January 5, 1918 Bowers came to Before taking her seat Smith want- cash register, then graduating up to finished saying “I really appreciate Chiefland from Valdosta Georgia at ed to leave the audience with one an adding machine. Then one day, you.” the age of 14. Working 32 years for thought “If African Americans before surprising Katrina with a new calcu- the Atlantic Coast Railroad. Bowers you and I, like Martin Luther King, lator, Cohens was surprised to see Larthay Richardson married Susie Thompson in 1938, Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks, Malcolm her daughters’ expression was down. Larthay Richardson’s family havin g 14 children. At the time of X and even Barack Obama had given Asking her what’s wrong, Katrina proudly spoke at the celebration. his death they had been married 46 up at the first sign of hate, difficulty replied she didn’t want to hurt her Daughter Marjorie Henley shared years. At the time of her death in or adversity you and I may not be mother’s feelings. “Hurt my feelings? that how when her dad and Millie 1999, there were 156 grand, great here today. We, as African Americans What’s wrong? You know we can talk, married, “they were just like two grand and great great grandchildren. have come a very long way but our we’ve always been able to talk. So tell peas in a pod, when you saw one Known for raising chickens, Mack journey is far from over. But as long me. Katrina said, ‘The calculator’s too you always saw the other. They did told the story about how when her as we hold on to God and changing slow!” After the laughter died down, not go anywhere without the other, Granddaddy would drink sometimes, hands, we will make our way.” Cohens said, “But anyway, I knew and their first stop was always Winn he would sell everything that was that, that was her little niche, to be Dixie. They could shop at Winn Dixie not nail downed. Relating a story Katrina Cohens able to add numbers together.” for everything they needed, most- her brother reminded her about, she Carolyn Cohens introduced her Graduating from Chiefland High ly. I used to tell her that you don’t shared how one day her grandmoth- daughter Katrina Cohens with a School in 1991, Katrina participated find clothes at Winn Dixie, but she See HISTORY, Page 5A

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pursue a full investigation, assistant hobby on my personal time. All future superintendent Johnny Bishop said on questions about the current situation History Teacher Monday. should be directed to my attorney. I Continued from 4A Continued from 1A If a parent has a concern about a cannot comment further, due to the teacher, Bishop said, they usually take ongoing school board investigation,” his death they had been mar- Twitter under the alias Tiana Dalichov. that concern to school administrators the statement reads. ried 46 years. At the time of On Sunday night, the district an- who then investigate at the school However, in an episode of her pod- her death in 1999, there were nounced she had been removed from level. If they feel a full investigation by cast in which she interviews the author 156 grand, great grand and her classroom at Crystal River Middle the district’s human resources depart- of a book purporting that cultures are great great grandchildren. School. ment is warranted, they request one, genetic and hierarchical, Volitich seems Known for raising chickens, In an episode of her podcast, called he said. to earnestly agree with her guest. Mack told the story about how “Unapologetic,” in which she inter- “If they don’t feel there’s cause to Speaking with Brian Hendrix, author when her Granddaddy would views the wife of the founder of a move forward with HR, it stops there,” of “The Genetic Roots of Culture: How drink sometimes, he would sell media outlet described by the Southern Bishop said. “Oftentimes when a parent Culture Results from Genetic Behavior” everything that was not nail Poverty Law Center as playing host to brings something to administration, and who Volitich describes as “a friend downed. Relating a story her anti-Semites and Holocaust deniers, it’s a concern. If a parent wants to file of mine,” she agrees with the thesis put brother reminded her about, Volitich responds to her guest’s call for a complaint without discussing it with forth by Hendrix that culture is genet- she shared how one day her more people from “our side” to become school-level administrators, they go to ic — either “You build huts or cathe- grandmother came in from teachers by revealing that she is one. district human resources.” drals,” as Hendrix put it. the field. Going out to get a Volitich then says she is “getting a “If it’s a minor thing, we encourage Hendrix continued, “I don’t like rac- chicken to pluck, she discov- little bit more underhanded as to how, them to work with site-level adminis- ists either, even though probably in the ered there weren’t any chick- you know, I deal with it if students ask trators,” said assistant superintendent most technical sense of the word you ens. Granddaddy had gotten questions about a particular topic. I Mike Mullen. “But if it’s major, or about could probably say I’m racist because all the chickens and sold them, had kids asking about the government an administrator, they may not want to I do believe that some races of people but somehow one chicken had shutdown several weeks ago. I have have that conversation.” are inferior and superior — in certain gotten away. Their grandmoth- kids that ask about North Korea and Volitich did not respond Monday ways. I would never say black people er managed to catch it and how everything’s going with that. I evening to email and telephone re- are, you know, crap people, they’re proceeded to beat their grand- have kids asking about ISIS and Saudi quests for comment by a Chronicle inferior at everything, but there are father with it. Mack thanked Arabia, and all kinds of things, and reporter. In a statement obtained by certain things certain races can do Carolyn for honoring her they have honest questions. And I told television station News Channel 8 on better. Asians are way better at math in grandfather and other families, them at the beginning of the year, Sunday, however, she claimed her the aggregate than white people … and “We appreciate you so much.” I said, ‘If you have questions, I will actions were satire. white people build cultures better than answer you. I’m not going to give you “None of the statements released Asian people or black people … and we Joe Jenkins a biased view of anything; I’ll give you about my being a white nationalist can view it all throughout history.” Joe Jenkins was born Dec. the facts and you can make up your or white supremacist have any truth To this Volitich responds: “I think I 25, 1906. He lived in Chiefland own mind. And I think that’s some- to them, nor are my political beliefs would align myself similarly to your and worked for the Atlantic thing a lot of teachers just don’t do injected into my teaching of social sentiment there. Like, I would pretty Coast Line Railroad for 25 anymore.” studies curriculum. While operating much say, yeah, OK, if believing that years, also working at Bett’s “I’ve had a couple instances where, under the Russian pseudonym ‘Tiana certain races specialize in certain Big T in Chiefland. He attend- you know, parents were concerned,” Dalichov’ on social media and the Un- things makes me racist then I guess ed night school under the Volitich continues. “I had one at the apologetic Podcast, I employed polit- that’s what I am, because I do share instruction of Reggie Williams. beginning of this year who emailed ical satire and exaggeration, mainly your sentiment there. Everything He married Louise Jenkins and the principal over my head and basi- to the end of attracting listeners and you’ve said, like, meshes perfectly with had one daughter, Mary Joe cally, you know, told her ‘I’m worried followers, and generating conversation what, you know, I’m kind of thinking Jenkins. In addition to their that your teacher is, you know, she’s about the content discussed between on the inside here.” daughter, the couple raised injecting political bias into her teach- myself and my guests. The views ‘Tia- Contact Chronicle reporter Carly Ze- Lucey Freeman, Katie Cathe- ing,’ and the principal came to me and na Dalichov’ espouses do not pervade rvis at 352-564-2925 or carly.zervis@ rine Brown, Richard Long and she was like, ‘I’m not worried. Should I my professional career. As an adult, my chronicleonline.com. Chronicle Growth William Spaight. be worried?’ And I’m like, ‘No.’ And she decisions are my own, and my family Editor Brad Bautista contributed to this Jenkins’ niece recounted one believed me, and she backed off, and I has nothing whatsoever to do with my report. of her fondest memories that haven’t heard anything since.” social media accounts or my podcast. brought tears of laughter to No record of complaints appear in From them, I humbly ask for forgive- the audience. Volitich’s personnel file — but they ness, as it was never my intention to “Uncle Joe chewed tobacco. wouldn’t if no cause was found to cause them grief while engaging in a SCORE I remember it was ‘Bull of the Continued from 1A Woods’ and he chewed it like it was candy. I was a little kid, so its service area to Levy County. The I said, ‘May I have a piece?’ Opioid local SCORE put in $1,000 and nation- “‘You don’t want it,’ he said.” Continued from 1A al contributed $4,000 to cover travel “Yes, I do! Yes, I do! He cut She said there has been tion gets cut off, because an opportunity for us to costs, advertising, meetings and other me off a piece. I chewed it and some urgency by coun- they can’t function in maybe recover some of outreach efforts. I couldn’t stand up! He put me ties to reach agreements society, they lose their those expenses.” If all works out, Levy County would in a tub, everywhere he put me with legal firms because job, their insurance, and Marcia Wheatley, become a branch of Citrus County I would fall. I never did a to- the State Attorney Gen- they seek their fix or director of operations SCORE in a year or two. Before Citrus bacco product and he chewed eral’s Office could file pain relief in other ways, for Mending Fences, a County got its own chapter 25 years it like it was candy! its own suit at any time. through heroin or Fen- substance abuse treat- ago, it had been a branch of the Pas- “But he’d just given me a Such a move would pre- tanyl or whatever it may ment facility based in co-Hernando county chapter. little piece and I thought I was clude any counties that be,” Meeks said. “I think Morriston, who was at Marc Pompeo, president of the Wil- going to die. He’d ask me if I’d have not already filed there has been a lot of the meeting to garner liston Chamber of Commerce, said he want some more? Never! He a lawsuit from having deception from the phar- support for a drug court sees no negatives in this initiative and was such a kind man. He took representation at the maceutical companies, in Levy County, offered would be willing to work with Green all the time in the world with bargaining table. Instead, not only with the length some recent statistics on on “getting the word out” about the us. He loved us. You wouldn’t the state would deter- of use and the addiction, the uptick in drug-related expansion. think he was an uncle-in-law. mine how any recovery but the damage it does to deaths. “I think it would definitely be a great He married my Aunt Lou. awards are allocated for your body. She cited a 2016 report service to this area because we have Uncle Joe was a real standup those counties. “We have all these by the Florida Medical people who do not understand the guy!” “Once your foot’s in problems that are creat- Examiners that showed basics of business and what it takes to the door, then you can ed from drugs and drug opioid-related deaths start and continue a new business here Frank Edmondson be at the table for any abuse – there’s a very increased by 35 percent in a small town,” he said. Frank Edmondson was from settlement,” Brown said. real cost. It’s not only a from 2015 to 2016. Levy County has a population of Bronson. He was born March Board chairman John cost financially, there’s Fentanyl-related deaths about 40,000 and is spread out. Cedar 27, 1943, and attended Willis- Meeks said the costs a cost from resources saw an increase of 97 Key and Inglis are coastal communities. ton Vocational High School. from the opioid crisis being tied up. Whenever percent for that period, Chiefland is more inland and Williston He enlisted in the U.S. Army have been extensive, as we talk about writing off while 40 percent of the is on the extreme east side. and served in Vietnam and addiction to painkillers $200,000 a quarter in individuals who died had Green said the Levy business com- Germany. He married Mary Joe often leads to the use of ambulance costs, a lot at least one prescription munity was not getting much “out- Jenkins and had one son, Frank more more deadly drugs. of them circle around drug in their system reach” from Gainesville. Edmondson Jr. “Once their prescrip- the drug abuse. (This is) related to their death. Contact Chronicle reporter Michael D. Bates at 352-563-3205, mbates@chroni- cleonline.com. 6A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, March 8, 2018 Wishing can be hazardous to your health Women’s Spring Conference & Guest Speaker at Lighthouse The last several months have I was feeling really sorry for been rather busy with hardly a break myself. My right arm is only about Pastor Datha Thomas anywhere. Sometimes the Gracious Out to 75% active right now. That is a real will be the guest speaker at Mistress of the Parsonage and I get bummer to be sure. I managed to Lighthouse Word Church so busy we forget about the necessi- Pastor go to Wendy’s and as I was in the Women’s Spring Confer- ty of taking a break every now and drive-through lane waiting for my ence Friday, March 16, at 7 p.m. and Saturday, then. James turn to order I saw a man come out We did take a little break and of the restaurant and he did not have March 17, at 9:30 a.m. The went out for supper one evening at Snyder a right arm. registration fee of $20 for one of our favorite restaurants. When I saw that I became thank- the Conference includes lunch catered by The Ivy We were chit chatting and en- not know if I should call for some ful for the pain I had because at least joying our company as the waitress my arm was intact and one day this House. Pastor Datha will Though tiny in stature, roofing contractor to work on my also be speaking at the brought our food to us. It was a shingles or what. pain will go away. she is mighty in faith and delicious meal and I was beginning The apostle Paul understood this Lighthouse Sunday, March always delivers a power- For the next week, my wish for 18, at 10:30 a.m. Pastor to enjoy myself, maybe just a little nothing to do came true, proving my when he wrote, “Giving thanks al- ful message that will stir too much. ways for all things unto God and the Datha is the senior pastor your faith. A nursery and wife was really wrong. I spent most of The Seed Church in “You know,” I said rather cheer- of the time in bed doing nothing but Father in the name of our Lord Jesus children’s classes are also fully, “what I really wish for?” Christ” (Ephesians 5:20). Savannah, Georgia, and provided. The church is groaning in pain. I’m not sure this the District Director for Staring off into space a little bit I was what I had in mind in my wish. It’s very easy to complain located at 2414 NW Hwy responded by saying, “I wish I could about something that you are going the International Conven- Alt. 27. Call 352-493-1554 For every bad thing that happens tion of Faith Ministries. take a week off and do nothing.” there is always something good that through, but when you see someone for more information. When she finished laughing she comes out of it. The good that came else going through something worse, said, “Don’t wish for something that out of this was I lost 11 pounds it is a point to which you can really you can’t follow through on. You during that week. I’m not recom- thank God. My thanks to God is not know that’s not possible.” mending this as a form of diet, but I based upon good times, but rather March for Jesus Parade A week later, almost to the day, I did lose that weight and I guess I’m the faithfulness of God to get me Come join One Way Church for its third annual was scheduled to go to my doctor for thankful for that. through bad times. March for Jesus Parade beginning promptly at 10 a.m. blood work. However, for every good thing Dr. James L. Snyder is pastor in the parking lot at Chiefland High School. The parade I showed my arm to the doctor and that happens there is always some of the Family of God Fellowship, will travel south, ending at SE Second Avenue, March 10 there was a little rash beginning to bad element to it. The good was I Ocala, FL 34472. He lives with his in Chiefland. The parade will kick off the festival lasting develop near my elbow. The doctor lost 11 pounds. The bad was, my wife in Silver Springs Shores. Phone from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. There will be vendors, live music, looked at that, smiled wickedly and trousers now won’t stay up. I must 352-687-4240 or e-mail jamessny- local crafts, food, games, door prizes and more set up said, “You have shingles.” be careful as I walk around because [email protected]. The church web site is directly across from Chamber of Commerce. For more in- I have heard of shingles, but I I might lose those trousers. (A full www.whatafellowship.com. formation on setting up a booth or to participate in some did not know anything about it. I did moon tonight.) other way, please contact Michael or Roxanne Conn at 678-517-6121. All churches are encouraged to attend and participate.

Log Cabin Quilters Easter service at Trenton United Methodist Church The public is invited to Easter Service at Trenton United Methodist Church on Holy Thursday, March 29, Using the long arm machine 7 p.m.; Good Friday, March 30, 7 p.m. and Easter Sun- The Log Cabin Quilters rise, April 1 at 7 a.m. with a pancake breakfast following met Thursday, March 1, sunrise service and morning worship at 9:30 a.m. at the Levy County Quilt Museum. Barb came to help Midge and Clair with the long arm machine. Turning Point Ministry They want to learn how it works. We hope the "Eat-in" or "Carry-out" machine will help us com- Turning Point Ministry is serving “Eat-in” or “Car- plete more quilts to sell. ry-out” Friday, March 16, from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m., at Janet has started to quilt 16750 NW 60th Ave., Chiefland. For more information, on the quilt in the frame. please call 352-493-0015. Enjoy fish, coleslaw, baked We always need more peo- beans, bread, desert and drinks. Donations of $9 will be ple to hand quilt for us. accepted. Turning Point is partnering with the Thrivent Derek and the guys Foundation. from Lancaster were out. Warm weather must be coming as they cut the grass this week. The blue Ellzey United Methodist sky vine needed the lattice replaced as the shoots Church Bible Study were already 3 feet high. Ellzey United Methodist Church will be commenc- Thanks to the guys, the Worshiping a Bible study every Thursda, from 3:30 – 5 p.m. Directory lawn looks great. The study is called “The Lamb of God: Seeing Jesus Saturday a donation CONCORD Manateein Exodus, Springs Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy” by HARDEETOWN of several boxes of fabric BAPTIST CHURCH ChurchNancy Of Guthrie. Christ The church is located 2 miles west of 5551 NW CR 336 Otter Creek on State Road 24 at the intersection of SW BAPTIST CHURCH and notions were brought Sunday First United First Baptist Church Chiefland, FL 32626 in. There should be fabric 10 a.m...... 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Hans Marty Richard Wimberly It is with great sadness that the family of Paul H. Hans Marty Richard Wimberly, 72, of Chiefland passed announces his passing Monday, Feb. 26, 2018. He was away peacefully Saturday, March 3, 2018, surrounded by born to Chloe Hay and Ralph Hans in Loundenville, Ohio his loved ones. Jan. 12, 1937. Marty was born Oct. 30, 1945 to Samuel Ellis and Al- Paul resided in Florida from the age of 16 and worked lie Mae (Cannon) Wimberly in Jacksonville. After grad- as a building contractor in Crystal River and Chiefland. uating from Chiefland High School, Marty enlisted in the Anyone who knew Paul knew that he was a hard-work- U.S. Army and served for two years active duty, traveling ing, humble gentleman; respected by many. overseas to Korea. He received a medal for good conduct He will be lovingly remembered by his wife, Grace and then served another seven years in the Reserves. Hans; his children, Kimberly Hans and Paul Dean Hans Marty met his future wife in Chiefland after a mutual and his grandchildren, Dawn Marie Santos and Cayla friend suggested the two meet and go on a double date. Hans and also Patsy Hans. He will also be fondly re- On Feb. 1, 1975, he married Katie Jane Stalvey. They membered by his brother, Dale Hans and his sisters, Opal had three children to whom they devoted their time and Swank and Sharon Ross and many nieces and nephews. livelihood. A celebration of life for Paul Hans will be held Sat- Marty enjoyed spending time with his immediate and urday, March 31, 2018, at 11 a.m. at Long Pond Baptist extended families and friends. When he was not on the Church – 8950 NW 75th Ave., Chiefland FL 32626, with road working shut-downs for Florida Power or hauling Pastor Chuck Cook officiating. logs for various timber/logging companies, he could be In lieu of flowers, a donation can be made to Long found outdoors, partaking in his favorite hobbies: hunting Pond Baptist Church. and fishing. He also hand-crafted knives and rebuilt Audrey O'Neal various types of machines. He had a talented and creative spirit. He loved to have long conversations with friends Audrey Poole O’Neal, and relatives and he had a wonderful laugh. Marty was a 85, of Gainesville passed man of strong faith. He was a faithful member of Concord away Monday, March 5, Baptist Church in Chiefland for over 25 years. He wanted 2018. people to see the grace of God through him. Chiefland FFA holds Chili She was born June Marty was preceded in death by his parents and his 10, 1932 in Baxley, Ga. to sister, Lula Mae Wimberly Dortch. He is survived by his Cook-off and Cake William Aubrey and Eliza- spouse, Katie Wimberly; his three children, Ellis Wimber- beth Vaughn Poole. ly, Kellie Ward and Krystle Skelly and two grandchildren, Auction Fundraiser She moved to Gaines- Elias and Titus Wimberly. He is also survived by two sis- By Lori Prevatt ville from Orlando in ters, Margaret W. Hiers of Chiefland, Charlotte Hancock Citizen Correspondent 1964. She was a district of Bostwick; a brother, Sam Wimberly of Palatka and The Chiefland Junior and Senior Future Farmers of manager for Avon. She many nieces, nephews and cousins. America student clubs held their annual chili cook-off was a gardener and an Marty was an amazing husband, father, grandfather, and cake auction Feb. 16 for approximately 70 people. avid reader. She was of brother, uncle, and friend. He will be missed by many, The events began at 5 p.m., with the chili cook off. The the Baptist faith. especially by his family. evening event concluded with a fun-filled cake auction. She was preceded in death by her daughter, Beth A service will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, March 9 at There were 15 contestants entered in the chili cook Templeton. the Concord Baptist Church, Chiefland with the Rev. off. The contestants were Debbie Watson, Kristi Coulter, She is survived by her daughter, Linda (Larry) Gools- Jamie Brock officiating. Visitation will be an hour prior Shane Horlocker, Briar Keene, Lateshia Sanchez, Dane by of Steinhatchee; son, Jody O’Neal of Gainesville; from 10-11 a.m. Burial will follow at the Antioch Ceme- Wilson, Jennifer Butler, Heidi Roux, Cheryl Twombly, son-in-law, Edwin Templeton of Trenton; four grand- tery. Arrangements are under the care of Knauff Funeral Melissa Mills, Nancy Williams, Valerie Quincey, Belin- children, nine great-grandchildren and two great-great Home – Chiefland, FL. Please sign our online guestbook da Wilkerson, Matthew Dettloff and Dana Langford. In grandchildren. at knaufffuneralhomes.com the past, the club used a panel of six to seven judges to Funeral services will be held at noon Thursday, March In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Concord pick the winning chili. This year, the winning chili was 8 in the chapel of Williams-Thomas Funeral Home, 404 Baptist Church Building Fund or Haven Hospice. chosen by the attendees. Each person was given a ticket North Main St. with the Rev. Travis Moody officiating. and instructed to place their ticket in the jar next to their Family will receive friends one hour prior to service favorite chili. beginning at 11 a.m. Interment will follow in Memorial If you would like to place an obituary, Nancy William’s “venison chili” was picked as the Park East. please contact Carolyn at 352-528-3343 prize-winning chili. There were 50 dessert items donated Please visit her memorial page at www.williamsthom- for the cake auction that brought that brought in approxi- asfuneralhome.com. or email her at editor@willistonpioneer. mately $7,290. FFA members, their parents and grandpar- FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL com ents were among the many people who donated items for WILLIAMS-THOMAS DOWNTOWN the annual event. 352-376-7556 Daniel Jerrells served as the auctioneer. The most expensive items of the night were the candied apples with pecans made by Melissa Mills, which sold for $350 to Harold Tillis. There were also three items donated back for resale. The first item was Cindi Sheffied’s famous Chiefland Rotary Gets Cabinet “crack candy with pecans,” which sold for $220 to Ben- nett Heat and Air and then sold again for $175 to Napa The Chiefland Rotary Club was pleasantly Auto Parts. Heidi Roux’s carrot cake was the next item to surprised the first week in March when a cabinet be resold. Quincey Cattle bought the cake for $210 and they were waiting for showed up. Chiefland Ro- Donnie Lane purchased the item again for $170. The final tary President Bill Langston informed everyone, item that was resold was Jennifer Butler’s lemon zest “When I became president, my first job was to get pound cakes in Mason jars that was first purchased by a cabinet to put all this stuff in; eight months later Usher Land and Timber for $250 and sold again to Scott there it is.” Mills for $160. R.D. Skelton built the cabinet to suit the needs The night was full of humor and fun. It was also a of the club. He had said that he hoped everyone wonderful opportunity for the Junior and Senior FFA was as proud of it as he was and indeed, that clubs to raise money. seemed to be the consensus of the group. Since there was no speaker week, the club had some fun, laughed and joked with each other and generally enjoyed a time of companionship. The upcoming annual fishing tournament was brought up and everyone was reminded to save the date: June 9, 2018.

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Citizen Viewpoint: “Positive Kudos to Levy County living” Animal Control made easy! Levy County to keep. Animal Services Pets, like small Bob takes a small step children, require Denny forward in Levy a commitment County. that involves Just Thinking We want to rec- love, patience I trudged along ognize the efforts and true care. through the gloomy of Levy County We will not get halls of a government building, and stepped Animal Control for into the horrible into the little cubicle the new efforts to animal and child of the clerk I needed curb the number abuse that takes to meet with. I took a seat, and glanced at the of unwanted ani- place, but save board over her desk. mals in Levy Coun- that for another It was scattered with ty. The county time. a few pretty pictures, A few tips for driving and lots of little print- recently launched If we continue ed slogans, quotes, or a feral cat sterili- down our path of sayings thumbtacked zation program. laziness in caring up there. These short under the influence uplifting and sometimes In this new plan, for our pets, the humorous notes talked I’ve been thinking about this the county will problem will just to me: “A stitch in time for awhile now, but never seemed Mountains saves nine.” “You don’t provide traps to be get worse. The to get around to writing anything know if you like it, ‘til used by residents time for respon- about it. But, while going through you taste it.” “It’s always the police reports, I was reminded from to trap feral cats, sible decision darkest before dawn.” again that it takes someone unlike Molehills “Today is the first day so they can be making is now. me to be a police officer. of the rest of your life.” brought to the ani- The changes we Police officers see good people Editor Yes, you’ve heard a lot at their absolute worst and — they David Davis mal control offices need will be un- of them. Are they trite? also see bad people at their abso- I don’t think so. The to be spayed or comfortable, but lute worst. Fortunately, most bad Sixth: If after you stop, mouth longer I live, the more neutered. we can no longer people who commit criminal acts freshener or chewing gum will not wisdom and meaning I are either really dumb or careless help you walk a straight line. Anyone see in them. While the prob- ignore the reality and get caught sooner than later. with a propensity for driving under She came to her lem of unwanted of our negligence. To help those who have a propen- the influence should enroll in finish- desk, with a pleasant, sity to break the law, I have come ing school to help you walk upright. pets is a chal- We applaud “How can I help you?” I up with a few tips that might help Remember — head up, shoulders mentioned the sayings lenge for many the efforts of you stay out of trouble. back, eyes forward. on her walls, and let her communities, we the Levy County First tip: Anyone who is under Seventh: A completion certificate know that her ray of the influence of alcohol or drugs from the Cheech and Chong School must take a more Animal Services sunshine was welcome should always perform a complete of Stoned Driver Safety is not valid in my day! She was responsible ap- team, the many vehicle inspection before driving while driving in Chiefland. Remem- bright and cheery, and proach. We as a volunteers and through Chiefland. ber, if a cloud of smoke comes billow- helpful. She explained Second: Highway 19 is wide and ing out of the vehicle when you roll how she appreciates community should our county lead- there is absolutely no reason to down the windows, it doesn’t take a being reminded now and recognize this ers for this new cross a yellow line into oncoming trained police dog to detect the smell then throughout her day traffic unless you’re high. first step of many plan. It is time to of marijuana. how good life really is, Third: You’re still high if you Eighth: If you have a white powder and how these quotes needed improve- seriously make think you can speed through Chief- in your car and the Chiefland Police help her enjoy people, ments in how we changes to im- land. stop you, immediately use it to pat her job, and her own Fourth: We have a small police your armpits and tell the officer it is treat our pets. prove the entire life. force, but you’re on drugs if you medicated powder and you have a These “one liners” The Levy County system of ani- think you can drive through town rash. Maybe the officer will be over- can be catchy, instant, Animal Services mal care. All pet with an out of date license plate. come with sympathy. and simple reminders I don’t know how they do it, but Ninth: If you have any rocks of always receives owners must be of some of the most trust me, Chiefland police officers crystal meth, immediately pretend important things in life. criticism for what- responsible and are not asleep in the middle of the to eat one and spit it out and yell, They’re time tested, and ever they do. We provide the care night. “Woman! That’s the worst divinity I tried-and-true bits of Fifth: If a police officer “lights you have ever tasted!” Maybe the officer wisdom. They’re easy to know and under- that is proper and up” with emergency lights, then stop will flashback to Christmas and remember, and can be stand the role they respect your pets immediately and do not wait until remember his or her own bad experi- so handy when we face you’re a mile down the road. Oh, by ence with the candy. have. It is easy to as well as your difficulties, life’s prob- the way, being lost or having to go to These are just a few of the tips lems, or obstacles that be a critic. While neighbors. the bathroom are not good excuses that could make your drive through come up during your we don’t know or We recognize for not pulling over. Chiefland safe and uneventful. week. Remember your are in a position to there are many mom telling you “You don’t know if you like criticize or compli- opinions and the it, until you taste it?” ment their work, necessary im- Bond hedges, correlations That thought can help you meet new ideas, we all need to provements will new situations, and recognize the im- provide difficult and Ray Charles new people—and have portance of their choices. The easy “I sat there with two Investors may con- instant advice to “give it a chance.” “Today is the work. way is often not tens... sider buying the short I thought I’d have term bonds of compa- first day of the rest of We as residents the best choice some fun; nies whose stocks they your life!” That reminds must look in- for the future. The dealer hit sixteen Margaret might own in a risk-on us that we are a different person today than we wardly for the We challenge with a five... McDowell environment and where Just enough to make the investor is first in were when we were teen- real source of the our community twenty one.” line to get paid on the agers, or even yesterday. problem. We the and government “Blackjack” as per- maturity ladder. It’s And every moment, of formed by Ray Charles Arbor Outlook unlikely there will be every day, you have a pet owners are leaders to devel- Astute retiree inves- major credit losses choice of what to make responsible for op plans to help tors may want to recon- pletely invested in with a diversified bas- of it, and what to do. many of the prob- alleviate these sider the time-honored, stocks from late 2007 ket of highly rated high We aren’t bound tightly classic 60/40 portfolio to early 2009, you lost yield bonds in the next by the past. You can al- lems. We are eager problems and the investment strategy. more than half your two to 24 months. If an ways do more than you to get the new pet, burdens we place Since 2000, bonds have money (the S&P 500 investor is getting over think you can. “Here’s a quarter; tell someone but just as eagerly on animal control been anti-correlated lost over 56 percent 4 percent on average with stocks, mean- peak-to-trough), so on these bonds, he’s who cares!” Isn’t it true, want to discard workers and the ing that bonds went holding bonds (which probably doing well. If that we get more help it when it is no heartstrings of up when stocks went gained value over that he steps up the yield and satisfaction when down. Investors owned time frame) would to the 5-6 percent we work through issues longer convenient caring neighbors. bonds for income have mitigated losses. range for that under-24 with someone close to and also because they In a 60 percent S&P month maturity range, us, than someone who hedged a stock-laden 500 index/40 percent he’s likely taking a really has “no dog in portfolio. aggregate bond index large degree of credit that hunt?” But now, bond yields portfolio, an investor risk and the risk-adjust- What can you do? Col- The Citizen Letters Policy appear to be moving would have lost one- ed marginal return may lect some one-liners of higher and the anti-cor- third instead of over be unwise. your own. You’re famil- relation relationship has one-half of his assets Preferred stocks are iar with some of them. The Chiefland Citi- same writer will be been skewed. In fact, from October 2007 until also one of the few Could they help you zen welcomes read- considered once bonds may be becom- the end of the downturn places to get signifi- today? “Measure twice, er input on topics of every 30 days. ing non-correlated in March 2009. How- cant, predictable yield cut once.” That tells you (meaning they’ve lost ever painful, losing a in today’s market. to think carefully before local interest. To be Submissions any relationship with third beats losing over Some can generate making an impulsive considered for publi- should be limited to stock movements) and half, so bonds served enough meaningful thoughtless decision. cation, submissions 500 words. in many cases have be- as an effective portfolio income to balance the “It’s darkest before the come positively corre- hedge at the height of interest rate risk that dawn.” That helps you must adhere to the The Citizen re- lated with stocks. This the Great Recession. an investor may be realize that sadness or following guidelines: serves the right to means that stocks and Bonds can still be a assuming. pain you feel now is The writer’s first edit or refuse any bonds can go up and serviceable portfolio — probably temporary, down together. That’s component, especially Margaret R. Mc- and tomorrow will be a and last name, submission. not a problem when if investors own indi- Dowell, ChFC®, AIF®, beautiful new day. I like mailing address and Submit by e-mail stock prices are rising, vidual bonds and keep author of the syndicat- the saying: “When you phone number must to ddavis@chief- but should markets take the duration on them ed economic column point the finger of blame a downturn, stocks and extremely short. 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See DENNY, Page 9A Thursday, March 8, 2018 Chiefland Citizen 9A Teacher Suwannee River Continued from 1A Twitter under the If a parent has a con- tions about the current alias Tiana Dalichov. cern about a teacher, situation should be On Sunday night, the Bishop said, they usual- directed to my attorney. Livestock Show district announced she ly take that concern to I cannot comment fur- had been removed from school administrators ther, due to the ongoing her classroom at Crystal who then investigate at school board investi- River Middle School. the school level. If they gation,” the statement In an episode of her feel a full investigation reads. begins 2-week run podcast, called “Un- by the district’s human However, in an epi- apologetic,” in which resources department is sode of her podcast in It's time again for the 9 a.m. — Creative Life she interviews the wife warranted, they request which she interviews Suwannee River Live- Skills Entry of the founder of a one, he said. the author of a book stock Show and Sale. 9 a.m. — Wether Entry media outlet described “If they don’t feel purporting that cultures The 2017 results 10 a.m. — Livestock by the Southern Poverty there’s cause to move are genetic and hierar- eclipsed the 2016 totals Judging Registration Law Center as playing forward with HR, it chical, Volitich seems to with $926,080 paid to 11 a.m. — Livestock host to anti-Semites stops there,” Bish- earnestly agree with her FFA and 4-H exhibitors. Judging Events and Holocaust deniers, op said. “Oftentimes guest. The two-weeklong show 1 p.m. — Creative Life Volitich responds to her when a parent brings Speaking with Brian concluded with an Skills Exhibits Judging guest’s call for more something to adminis- Hendrix, author of auction of 357 hogs and 3 p.m. — Fat Steer people from “our side” tration, it’s a concern. “The Genetic Roots of steers. The total num- Showmanship to become teachers by If a parent wants to Culture: How Culture ber of livestock sold 3 p.m. — Feeder Steer revealing that she is file a complaint with- Results from Genetic was down from 385 in Showmanship one. out discussing it with Behavior” and who 2016, but surpassed 3 p.m. — Home Grown Volitich then says she is school-level administra- Volitich describes as the $918,000 sold the Steer Show “getting a little bit more tors, they go to district “a friend of mine,” she previous year. 4 p.m. — Creative Life underhanded as to how, human resources.” agrees with the thesis Last year, there were Skills Open for viewing you know, I deal with it “If it’s a minor thing, put forth by Hendrix 233 hogs, 42 fat steers 4 p.m. — Release Perish- if students ask ques- we encourage them to that culture is genet- and 82 feeder steers able Food Entries tions about a particular work with site-level ic — either “You build sold this year. That was Sunday, March 18 topic. I had kids asking administrators,” said huts or cathedrals,” as not counting other live- 9 a.m. — Church Ser- about the government assistant superinten- Hendrix put it. stock, such as sheep, vice; Posted Time shutdown several weeks dent Mike Mullen. “But Hendrix continued, “I that were sold, but not 1 p.m. — Creative Life ago. I have kids that if it’s major, or about an don’t like racists either, at the auction. Skills Open For viewing ask about North Korea administrator, they may even though probably The 2018 show begins 1:30 p.m. — SRF Alumni and how everything’s not want to have that in the most technical today and runs through Show Registration going with that. I have conversation.” sense of the word you March 21 with the mar- 2 p.m. — Alumni Steer kids asking about ISIS Volitich did not respond could probably say ket animal sale. Show and Saudi Arabia, and Monday evening to I’m racist because I do Thursday, March 8 3 p.m. — Alumni Swine all kinds of things, and email and telephone re- believe that some races 3 p.m. — Poultry and Show they have honest ques- quests for comment by of people are inferi- Rabbit Entry Monday, March 19 tions. And I told them a Chronicle reporter. In or and superior — in Friday, March 9 8:30 a.m. — Swine at the beginning of the a statement obtained by certain ways. I would 4 p.m. — Dairy Cow, Showmanship year, I said, ‘If you have television station News never say black people Goat Does and Heifer 9 a.m. — Creative Life questions, I will answer Channel 8 on Sunday, are, you know, crap Entry Skills Open For viewing you. I’m not going to however, she claimed people, they’re inferior 5:30 p.m. — Cloverbud 1 p.m. — Market Wether give you a biased view her actions were satire. at everything, but there Rabbit Show/Showman- Show Show of anything; I’ll give “None of the statements are certain things cer- ship 12:30 p.m. — Ag-Life 5 p.m. — Swine Show you the facts and you released about my be- tain races can do better. 6 p.m. — Poultry and Contest Tuesday, March 20 can make up your own ing a white nationalist Asians are way better at Rabbit Showmanship 1:30 p.m. — Dairy Cow 8:30 a.m. — Feeder mind. And I think that’s or white supremacist math in the aggregate 6 p.m. — Poultry Show Release After Show Steer Show something a lot of have any truth to them, than white people … 6 p.m. — Rabbit Show 4 p.m. — Heifer Show 9 a.m. — Creative Life teachers just don’t do nor are my political and white people build 8 p.m. — Rabbit and Sunday, March 11 Skills Open For viewing anymore.” beliefs injected into cultures better than Poultry Release After 1 p.m. — Dog Entry and 1:30 p.m. — Fat Steer “I’ve had a couple my teaching of social Asian people or black Show Show Show instances where, you studies curriculum. people … and we can Saturday, March 10 1 p.m. — Barbecue 3 p.m. — Release of know, parents were con- While operating under view it all throughout 7:30 a.m. — Horse Entry Contest Creative Life Skills cerned,” Volitich con- the Russian pseudonym history.” 8:30 a.m. — Horse Show Friday, March 16 6 p.m. — Fashion Revue tinues. “I had one at the ‘Tiana Dalichov’ on To this Volitich re- 8:30 a.m. — Dairy/Meat 4 p.m. — Swine Entry 7 p.m. — Awards Cere- beginning of this year social media and the sponds: “I think I would Doe Goat Shows 5 p.m. — Creative Life mony who emailed the prin- Unapologetic Podcast, align myself similar- 10:30 a.m. — Dairy/ Skills Entry (NON-FOOD Wednesday, March 21 cipal over my head and I employed political ly to your sentiment Meat Doe Goat Release ITEMS) 9:30 a.m. — Market basically, you know, satire and exaggeration, there. Like, I would After Shows Saturday, March 17 Animal Sale told her ‘I’m worried mainly to the end of pretty much say, yeah, 11 a.m. — Dairy Cow 7 a.m. — Steer Entry that your teacher is, attracting listeners and OK, if believing that you know, she’s inject- followers, and generat- certain races special- ing political bias into ing conversation about ize in certain things her teaching,’ and the the content discussed makes me racist then Denny principal came to me between myself and my I guess that’s what I and she was like, ‘I’m guests. The views ‘Tiana am, because I do share Continued from 8A not worried. Should I be Dalichov’ espouses do your sentiment there. worried?’ And I’m like, not pervade my pro- Everything you’ve said, What are your favorites? Put them articles, for everyone to see and ‘No.’ And she believed fessional career. As an like, meshes perfectly on the wall over your desk. Or stick appreciate. These little sayings can me, and she backed adult, my decisions are with what, you know, them on your ‘fridge. Put some on instantly bring to mind those good off, and I haven’t heard my own, and my family I’m kind of thinking on your bathroom wall, to see the first “positive psychology” and “Positive anything since.” has nothing whatsoever the inside here.” thing every morning. Ask yourself living” feelings, that can elevate our No record of complaints to do with my social Contact Chronicle now and then: Which one helped you happiness and make our lives a little appear in Volitich’s per- media accounts or my reporter Carly Zervis at today? Which one can help you right better and more fulfilling. sonnel file — but they podcast. From them, I 352-564-2925 or carly. now? What’s your favorite? Have you By Bob Denny. Please Email me at wouldn’t if no cause humbly ask for forgive- zervis@chronicleonline. created one of your own? Call me or [email protected] or phone me was found to pursue a ness, as it was never my com. Chronicle Growth Email me with yours, and I’ll gather at 386-454-4950 with your comments full investigation, as- intention to cause them Editor Brad Bautista a few and share them in one of my or ideas on “positive living.” sistant superintendent grief while engaging in contributed to this Johnny Bishop said on a hobby on my personal report. Monday. time. All future ques-

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Chiefland Elementary students participated in a fundraising event for the American Heart Association in the month of February. The event was the an- nual Jump-A-Thon. The event took place on Feb. 16, but the students raised money for the event for two and a half weeks prior to the event. Every student is given a collection envelope to collect money from spon- sors. Students earned prizes for the amounts of money they collected. Some of the prizes were kids keychains, cameras and jump ropes. On event day, students jumped rope during P.E. This year, in addition to jumping rope, students shot basketballs, played tug-of-war, and hula-hooped. Each class had an opportunity to spend a few minutes doing each of the activ- ities. Student Kyndal Pate raised the most money by collecting $205. Mrs. Wat- kins’ third grade class raised $302 and earned a pizza party for their work. The school, as a whole, raised a total of $1,087, according to coach Kaylee Citizen photo, Lori Prevatt Spina, the P.E. teacher who organized the event. Students at Chiefland Elementary School watch as one of their classmates jumps rope for the American Heart Association. WANTED

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son. team-best 12 RBI going into the Williston game. But its record heading into the March 6 meeting was Against the Lady Colts, Chiefland scored four runs in the flawless, at least, and the team’s three returning starters – ace seventh to secure its comeback win. It marked the second pitcher Kensley Durrance, shortstop Erika Gilliam and first- time this season the Lady Indians scored at least three runs in base slugger Macie Thomas – have been the most consistent the final inning in the midst of a come-from-behind victory. It factor behind the success. was a big game for the seniors. In addition to Gilliam’s 2-for- During their latest stretch, the Lady Indians completed a 4-with-a-home-run night, Lacy Ward notched her first pair of season sweep of Class 8A Buchholz with a 6-1 win March 5 hits in going 2 for 2 with an RBI and a stolen base; catcher Karlie in Gainesville; came from behind at Class 5A North Marion Meeks went 3 for 4 with three runs and a double, and fellow senior March 2 to defeat the Lady Colts 10-7; and got past district Taylor Simpson scored a pair of runs. Meeks’ recent hitting streak foe Branford 4-1 on March 1. raised her OPS (on-base percentage plus slugging percentage) – The March 5 win improved the team’s mark to 9-0 overall; perhaps the most telling single batting statistic – to 1.044. the Lady Indians are 3-0 in District 1A-7 play. Thomas has been a doubles (10) – and home run (2) – ma- Meanwhile, Trenton cruised past its first pair of district chine for Chiefland. The first baseman doubled in six straight opponents and boasted a 6-1 record heading into its March 6 games heading into the March 6 game, including three meeting with Bronson. The Lady Tigers’ only blemish was against the Lady Colts and two more at Buchholz. a 4-2 loss at Class 5A Keystone Heights, whose only defeat Chiefland jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the win over the was a 3-2 loss to reigning state champion Union County in its Lady Buccaneers, with Thomas and Tristen Drummond each season opener. collecting a pair of hits apiece, while Gabriel Stancil drove Chiefland and Trenton, which play at 7 p.m. March 9 at in a couple of runs. It was the lowest runs scored (four) by CMHS, have met eight times over the past two seasons, CMHS on the season. including in a pair of thrilling regional championship games, “We hit the ball but it seemed like we hit it right at some- both of which saw Chiefland prevailing in each to advance body,” Anderson said. “I think we left nine on base. We’re to the final four. The Lady Tigers, with just one senior, are getting on but we’re not knocking ‘em in. We do that against loaded with young college prospects and signees. The Lady Trenton and it’s going to be ugly. SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen Indians have set the bar for softball success in Class 1A with “I’m harder on them than I should be because, they’re not Chiefland junior pitcher Kensley Durrance scoops and three straight state titles from 2014 to 2016, and another state young, but they’re inexperienced. Pitching is only going to fires the ball to first base against Branford March 1. finals appearance in 2017. carry us so far – we’ve got to hit the ball. We’re (undefeated) Durrance, who started in the circle last year as a sopho- and we’re really not that good, but we’ll take it.” Sean Arnold more, and who pitched in two straight state finals games, has In the team’s second win over the Lady Bobcats, Thomas Staff writer struck out two out of every three batters she’s faced. Before (1.414 OPS) and Gilliam (1.573 OPS) each chipped in a pair facing Williston Tuesday, she boasted a 0.52 ERA. of doubles and a combined six runs produced (five RBI, one The Chiefland softball team has been far from perfect to Giliam, meanwhile, cranked her first home run of the sea- run). Junior center fielder Simone White, meanwhile, scored start the season, just ask first-year head coach Jimmy Ander- son at North Marion, and was batting a team-high .556 with a twice and batted in another run. Lady Indians bolt CMHS boys pick up top-3 finishes

to track victories Sean Arnold Staff writer Sean Arnold Staff writer Led by L.J. Jenkins, who took second he Chiefland girls’ track and field squad secured in the 400 meter dash and third in high first place in nine events to beat out four schools hurdles, the Chiefland boys’ track and at its second meet of the season. field team collect six top-three finishes in T a five-school home meet Feb. 27. Chiefland edged out Suwannee 121-107 in points, and handily defeated Trenton, Jefferson County and Williston The Indians finished third overall, at the Feb. 27 home meet. beating out Trenton and Williston, The girls finished second to Bell in their opener and while Live Oak Suwannee and Jeffer- later beat Branford in a dual meet on March 1. son County dominated to place first and Courtney Hayes and Lauren Jones each picked up a second, respectively. pair of individual first-place finishes as well as a top relay CMHS senior Tramaine Brown finish for CMHS at the Feb. 27 meet. finished third in long jump at 18 feet, Hayes took first in the high jump at 4 feet, 6 inches, 2 inches. Jalen Rutledge notched third and won the 200 meter with a time of 27.44 seconds. She in the triple jump for Chiefland with a also teamed with Chamirra McQueen, Raven Shepherd mark of 34-11.5. Deshamar Shepherd and Sierra Norris to win the 4x100 meter relay at 53.89 also secured a third-place finish for the seconds. Indians, as he came up third in the 300 Jones topped her field in both the 1 mile (5 minutes, meter high hurdles with a time of 48.57 47.19 seconds) and 2 mile (12:48.07) runs, and picked up seconds. Luke Stockman rounded out another win in 4x800 relay with Aubrey Hudson, Banner CMHS’ top-three finishes by taking Hodge and Jaycie Anderson, who combined for a time of third in the 2-mile run with a mark of 10:58. 12:08.22. Norris added another CMHS win in the long jump (13 The boys were narrowly defeated feet, 8 inches). by Branford on March 1, 69-63, as Lady Indian Reagan Hudson prevailed in the 100-me- Jenkins, Brown, Rutledge and Stock- ter high hurdles at 18.65 seconds for CMHS’ remaining man boasted individual top finishes in top finish. Hudson also matched Hayes’ 4-foot-6 high events. jump in notching third. Stockman brought home wins in the Aubrey Hudson captured second in the triple jump 1 mile, at 5:20.03, and again in the 2 (24:9.5), while Hodge rounded out the top three in the mile, with an improved time of 11:54. event. Chiefland’s Gavin McLelland placed Hodge turned in a couple more top-three finishes: the third in the latter event. seventh-grader was third in the 1-mile run and notched Jenkins finished at the top in high second in the 4x400 relay with Anderson, Aubreigh jump (5-2.0) and the 400 (55.87), and Brown and Aubrey Hudson. The foursome came in at was part of the Indians’ winning 4x400 4:43.96. relay team, which included Brown, Anderson came in second in the 800-meter run at Paul Davis and Hector Barajas, who 2:58.55; fellow Lady Indian Claire Horne was third at combined for a time of 3:56.8. Jenkins 3:05.40. also nabbed second in the high hurdles McQueen was second in the 100 meter at 13.26 sec- (20.49). onds. Brown won the long jump with a Jada Cooper finished second in 300 meter hurdles for mark of 17-11.0. CMHS with a time of 1:03.34. Her Chiefland teammate Rutledge was busy winning the 100 Reagan Varnes came up third in the event. (11.05), the 200 (23.08), and finishing SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen second in the triple jump (35-1.0) Lady Indians upend Lady Buccaneers Jocelyn McGee competes in the long jump for Chiefland in a track and field dual Chiefland senior Lane Studstill was a Reagan Hudson and Hayes collected a couple of meet against Branford on March 1. The Lady Indians defeated the Lady Bucs after fraction off Rutledge’s pace in the 100, individual wins apiece to help lead the Lady Indians past beating four schools at their previous meet. as he took second at 11.06 seconds. Branford March 1 in Chiefland. Barajas finished second in the 300 Hudson shaved off some of her previous time to finish Norris, and in the 4x400, with Hodge, McQueen won the 100 meter dash hurdles at 49.93, with Shepherd in tow first in the 100 high hurdles at 18.18 seconds. She also Aubrey Hudson and Anderson. at 12.92 second, followed by Brown in at 54.19 for a third-place finish. picked up wins in the 300 high hurdles (55.86). Jones improved her time on the 1 mile second. Shepherd placed second in the Hayes, again, claimed the high jump, and won the 200 to win that event again, clocking in at Anderson picked up a win in the 800, 200-meter dash at 25.50. with a time of 27.24. Hayes also picked up a pair of relay 5:45:57. Hodge finished second in the scoring a 2:57.03, with Aubrey Hudson in Logan Firestine finished third in the wins, both in the 4x100 relay, with McQueen, Brown and event. tow for second place. shot put with a mark of 32-2.5. Indian bats come up short in rivalry tilt

Sean Arnold game in a row, committed only one just one preseason game. Staff writer error. “When you pitch that well, you hold Veterans Night Osteen made it through five innings somebody to three runs, you’ve al- at the ballpark With just two regular season games as the starter, surrendering two earned ways got a chance to win,” the Indians under its belt heading into a road runs and five walks while fanning skipper said. “We’ve faced a couple of The Chiefland High School game against Lafayette March 6, the four batters. Hammond tossed a pair pretty good baseball teams and have Interact Club would like to Chiefland baseball team has been solid of frames in relief, yielding one hit, been in it at the end with a chance. invite all veterans to the Bron- in two of the three major phases of the no runs and no walks, and collecting a “I’m not satisfied, but it’s what son-Chiefland baseball game game. pair of strikeouts. we’re going to try to build off of,” he at Chiefland High Baseball Unfortunately, the bats had yet to Keegan McLelland drove in Seth added. :Hopefully, we’ll get the bats Field Thursday, March 15. Thomas on an RBI double for a 1-0 going here in the next week or so.” follow the example of the Indians’ The game starts at 7 p.m., strong pitching and defense. Chiefland lead in the first. Thomas Chiefland is back home Thursday, In a repeat of its score at Williston and McLelland, who have hit safely in March 8, against Branford. The Indi- and veterans are encouraged in the season opener, CMHS fell 3-1 both regular season games, accounted ans then hit the road to play St. Francis to show up before 6:30 p.m. to Trenton Feb. 27, dropping the club for the only CMHS hits. Catholic in Gainesville March 9. The for a special pre-game rec- to 0-2. Chiefland head coach Kyle Parnell ensuing week, they’re home against ognition. Admission is FREE Kelby Osteen and Wyatt Hammond isn’t panicking about the offense, as Lafayette March 12, at Bell March for veterans. Any veteran in- combined to allow just three hits the Indians have faced some of the 13 for a rescheduled game, and then terested in the event can call against the Tigers on the mound, while better pitching it will likely see all home versus Bronson March 15 for a Chiefland Middle High School the Chiefland defense, for the second season. They also had the benefit of special veterans night. Seth Thomas at (352) 493-6000. 2B Chiefland Citizen Thursday, March 8, 2018 Chiefland Citizen Community Calendar They are free and aimed at all ages. WWII Vets Meeting The technology petting zoos will World War II Vets and Proud of it feature current technology. There will will meet at 11 a.m. in Chiefland at be a 3D printer, virtual reality classes, Betts Big T March 8. Hope to see you STEM toys for children, robots and there. Any questions please call Vir- much more on display. ginia Lewis at 352- 528- 2310. Thank The times and dates are: March you. 9, 6:30 p.m., Luther Callaway Public Library; March 10, 2:30 p.m., Cedar Charity Yard Sale Key Public Library; March 14, 5 p.m., Charity Yard Sale at the Tri Coun- A.F. Knotts Public Library; March 15, ty Outreach Thrift Store, Thursday, 7 p.m., Bronson Public Library; and March 8 and Friday, March 9, from March 17, 3 p.m., Williston Public 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 708 N. Main St., Library. Chiefland. Browse and buy furniture, antiques, housewares, collectibles, Beads thof Healing toys and all clothes are $1. Come out March 10 - 1-5 p.m. Ms. Kristen E. and help us raise money for our emer- Vincent, author of the book Beads of gency food pantry. Healing: Prayer, Trauma, and Spiritual Wholeness, will lead a workshop at Hospice General Christ Episcopal Church, SR 24 & 5th St., Cedar Key, FL. Orientation Hospice of Citrus and the Nature Spring into the Coast will conduct its next General Orientation Class for New Volun- Springs teers March 9 at 304 N. Main Street in Manatee Springs State Park is Chiefland. The class prepares vol- holding the fourth annual “Spring unteers to assist in our offices, at the into the Springs” event Saturday, speakers showing and explaining the Thrift & Gift Shoppe, at Herry’s Café March 10, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., complexities of North Florida springs Refuge meeting and in community outreach work. To followed by a film festival from 6:30 systems. This is an event for all age Friends of the Lower Suwannee assist patients and their families, you p.m. to 8:30 p.m. groups and is included in the price and Cedar Keys National Wildlife will also need to complete the Patient “Spring into the Springs” is a day of the daily admission. All activities Refuges annual meeting March 10 at Support Training Class, offered sep- to learn about one of Florida’s first are ADA accessible. Please ask for 9 a.m. in the Refuge Headquarters at arately. For information or to choose magnitude springs. There will be assistance at the Friends of Manatee 16450 NW 31st Pl, Chiefland (near a time slot and reserve a space (or to interpretive wagon rides of the North Springs booth. Fowlers Bluff) select a date that better fits), call the Trail, prescribed fire program, springs Expect to spend a lot of time out- Volunteer Department at 352-493-1181 question and answer program, Friends of the doors. Gates open at 9 a.m. Admis- or 866-642-0962 toll free. springs walk and talk, and booths sion is free for members and $10 per by organizations involved in springs Lower Suwannee person for nonmembers or join the Computer Classes protection. Friends group at the door for $10 per Visitors will leave with a greater and Cedar Key person. At 10 a.m., Friends and Ref- on Safety understanding of the delicate balance uge updates; election of officers and The computer classes are a brief of a North Florida springs system. directors; 10:45 a.m., featured presen- look at computer and internet safety. The film festival includes guest National Wildlife See EVENTS Page 5B

Chiefland Veterans of join us. We sponsor light for a few good men and guaranteed $100 jackpots son Speedway) at 10050 ONGOING Foreign Wars Post and dinners every Friday night women to join their organi- each night. Come join in N.E. S.R. 24 has bingo on Auxiliary has moved to the with music. We are open on zation. Meetings are on the the fun. the second and fourth Tues- ACTIVITIES corner of U.S. Highway 19 Sundays from 11 a.m. to 9 third Monday of the month American Legion day of each month at 7 p.m. North and 137th Street. p.m. Business meetings are at 6 p.m. The organization Bingo American Legion Church/Thrift Shops Any veteran of a foreign the second Tuesday of each is located at 1381 NE 82nd Post 236 of Bronson is open The Second To None Ongoing events are list- war and anyone who has a month and meetings for the Ave. (off U.S. Highway now for Bingo every Mon- day at 6 p.m. Bring a friend Thrift Shoppe is located be- ed under headings of inter- father, mother, brother, sis- Auxiliary are the first Tues- 19), Old Town. Bring a and come join us in the hind the Yankeetown-Inglis est and alphabetical order ter, grandmother, grandfa- day of each month. Out- copy of your DD214 or dis- ther, son or daughter who of-town members are also charge. For more informa- doublewide at 9550 Hwy 27 Woman’s Club on within each group. Alt. toward Williston on the has served overseas during welcome to join us. tion, please call 352-275- ——— right-hand side. Handicap Bronson United Meth- time of war and can furnish Tri-County Marine 7838. Semper Fidelis. parking is in the rear of the Armed Forces/ a copy of a DD214 from League Detachment No. odist Thrift Shop, 235 Veterans Groups building. Hope to see you Court St. in Bronson be- the military is invited to 1018 Marines are looking Bingo/Karaoke there. For inquiries, please call Margie at 352-317-5922 hind the church, shop hours Disabled American or Tom at 352-486-6721. are Friday and Saturday, 9 Veterans Auxiliary Unit AMVETS Post 444 a.m. to 1 p.m. 63 Disabled America Vet- hosts bingo each Wednes- Divine Mercy Thrift erans Auxiliary Unit 63, day at 6:30 p.m.; and Fri- Center on the grounds of Prison Road, Cross City of- day and Sunday at 7 p.m. St. John the Evangelist fers Bingo every Wednes- The post is at 13751 NE Church, 4050 NW High- day and Saturday at 6 p.m. 52nd Place, Williston. way 27A, is open Fridays Doors open at 4:30. New AMVETS Post 88 in and Saturdays from 9 a.m. games and giveaways. Two Bronson (next to the Bron- to 1 p.m. Sales go toward

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SPEED FREAKS QUESTIONS & ATTITUDE A few questions we had to ask ourselves Compelling questions ... and maybe a few actual answers 12 combined starts, one LAS VEGAS top-10 for Hendrick Motors- How bad is the No. 48? ports. Talk to me. THREE THINGS WE LEARNED GODSPEAK: New car The slump has reached a design, new problems. point where a collective Four cars, more problems. “whew!” is delivered after Hendrick will flip it around Jimmie Johnson’s 12th-place by April. finish at Las Vegas. He hasn’t KEN’S CALL: If it can be had a top-10 since last Oct. 8 solved with money, it will (a nine-race skid) and hasn’t be solved. If it can’t ... oh, won since last April at Bristol what am I thinking? It’ll be (31 races). But apparently solved. the team isn’t lacking effort. Car chief Jesse Saunders was given the bum’s rush Can Harvick make it three at Vegas after three failed straight this week? trips through the inspection GODSPEAK: Just when you station. think the stars are aligned in a driver’s favor, he cuts a tire and hits the wall and Speaking of leaving Vegas … gets humbled. So I say a flat no. Yes, word is going around KEN’S CALL: The odds sug- that NASCAR might take gest it’ll be hard, but he has its end-of-year Cup Series those eight career wins at banquet elsewhere, after a Phoenix, so let’s give it a nine-year run in Las Vegas. big fat maybe. According to Motorsport. com, Charlotte and Nashville are two likely candidates if CUP STANDINGS the banquet moves. A return to “NASCAR country” sounds 1. Kevin Harvick 135 smart and would give the 2. Joey Logano 132 Kevin Harvick is going so fast, it has other NASCAR drivers seeing a blur. [AP/ISAAC BREKKEN] core fans a better chance to 3. Ryan Blaney 131 get involved. And a rotation 4. Martin Truex Jr. 115 1. Advantage, Harvick 2. More stats 3. Chase this among three or four cities 5. Kyle Busch 104 sounds even better. 5. Kyle Larson 104 Kevin Harvick has his No. 4 Harvick collected the maxi- For every positive story in 7. Brad Keselowski 99 Stewart-Haas Ford dialed into mum number of points on NASCAR, there’s a negative, — Ken Willis, ken.willis 8. Denny Hamlin 97 these all-important 1.5-mile Sunday. He nabbed 60 cham- which in this case is Chase @news-jrnl.com 9. Paul Menard 96 NASCAR ovals. He is 2-for-2 pionship points and seven Elliott. Kurt Busch crashed 10. Austin Dillon 94 the past two weeks and has playoff points by sweeping all him out at Vegas, so in three 11. Clint Bowyer 93 led 395 of 697 laps run in stages. “When it was out front, starts, the 22-year-old has FEUD OF THE WEEK 11. Aric Almirola 93 Cup Series competition this it was on time,” he said of his two dreaded DNFs next to his 13. Kurt Busch 77 season. This is the fifth time No. 4 Ford. This was his 38th name. “There was no guaran- 14. Ryan Newman 75 Harvick has won back-to-back career Cup win and 100th win tee how it was going to end CHASE ELLIOTT VS. KURT 15. Darrell Wallace Jr. 68 national series races. in a national series. up and it ended up poorly,” he BUSCH: Busch lost control of said. his No. 41 Ford and slammed the No. 9 Chevy wheeled GODWIN’S PICKS — Godwin Kelly, [email protected] by Elliott. Both cars were FOR PHOENIX knocked out of the race on Lap 183 at Vegas. WINNER: Martin Truex Jr. REST OF TOP 5: Kevin Har- GODWIN KELLY’S TAKE: vick, Ryan Newman, Joey Elliott said “no foul” on this Logano, Denny Hamlin THREE THINGS TO WATCH one. “Yeah, he just said FIRST ONE OUT: Michael ‘sorry’ and that he got loose McDowell 1. Well said Clint Bowyer’s on the bottom and kind of DARK HORSE: Chase Elliott preseason swapped ends,” Elliott said. DON’T BE SURPRISED IF: Kevin Harvick’s success this opinion about “I just happened to be on his This all lines up too well for season is well-documented. Martin Truex outside.” Harvick, which is why it’s Harvick is sort of replicating Jr.’s 2017 a good time to jump on the Martin Truex Jr.’s 2017 season. performance Truex Trail. Truex had eight wins and cap- is coming back WHAT’S ON TAP tured the title. Clint Bowyer, to haunt him ... Harvick’s teammate, talked just a little bit. CUP SERIES: TicketGuardian MOTOR MOUTHS about Truex’s 2017 season a [NASCAR GETTY 500 PODCAST few weeks ago at Daytona. IMAGES/JERRY SITE: ISM Raceway (Phoenix, “I don’t think there should MARKLAND] 1-mile, tri-oval) Can we match Kevin Har- be anybody that is pretty TV SCHEDULE: Friday, vick’s current roll? Give us much noticeably better than practice (Fox Sports 1, 12:30 30 minutes and we’ll give everybody else,” Bowyer said. deal with Ingenuity Sun Media. has piled up 22 top-five and p.m.), qualifying (Fox Sports it a try. “When there is a team that And Sunday’s race will be last 39 top-10 finishes, but has 1, 5 p.m.). Saturday, practice is head and shoulders above run in its current configura- yet to visit Victory Lane in his (Fox Sports 1, noon and 2:30 Tune in online at everybody out of the blue, tion. The course will “flip” for Hendrick Motorsports Chevy. p.m.). Sunday, (Fox, coverage www.news-journalonline. something is fishy.” Hmmm. the fall race, so what they call He got wrecked out at Vegas, begins at 3 p.m.; green flag, com/daytonamotormouths Turn 1 this week will be Turn 3 and the frustration is growing 3:30 p.m.) 2. Phoenix rising in November. in his voice. “Yeah, nothing you can do, just move on down the XFINITY: DC Solar 200 Phoenix International Raceway 3. Elliott’s frustration road and hope that next week SITE: ISM Raceway is no longer listed on the Cup goes a little better,” he said. SCHEDULE: Friday, practice Series schedule. Where did It has become absurd that (Fox Sports 1, 2 p.m. and 4 it go? It changed its name Chase Elliott has failed to win — Godwin Kelly, godwin. p.m.). Saturday, qualifying to ISM Raceway, thanks to a a Cup Series race in his first 80 [email protected] (Fox Sports 1, 1 p.m.), race multiyear, multi-million dollar starts. The 22-year-old driver (Fox, 4 p.m.)

2018 SCHEDULE AND WINNERS April 29: Geico 500 at Talladega Aug. 12: Pure Michigan 400 May 6: AAA 400 at Dover Aug. 18: Night Race at Bristol Feb. 11: Clash at Daytona (Brad Keselowski) May 12: Go Bowling 400 at Kansas Sept. 2: Southern 500 at Darlington Feb. 15: Can-Am Duel at Daytona (Ryan Blaney and Chase May 19: All Star Race at Charlotte Sept. 9: Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Elliott) May 27: Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Sept. 16: Las Vegas 400 Feb. 18: Daytona 500 (Austin Dillon) June 3: Pocono 400 Sept. 22: Federated Auto Parts 400 at Richmond Feb. 25: Folds of Honor 500 at Atlanta (Kevin Harvick) June 10: FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan Sept. 30: Bank of America 500(k) at Charlotte road course March 4: Kobalt 400 at Las Vegas (Kevin Harvick) June 24: Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Oct. 7: Delaware 400 at Dover March 11: Camping World 500(k) at Phoenix July 1: Chicago 400 at Chicagoland Oct. 14: Alabama 500 at Talladega March 18: Auto Club 400 at Fontana July 7: Coke Zero 400 at Daytona Oct. 21: Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas March 25: STP 500 at Martinsville July 14: Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Oct. 28: First Data 500 at Martinsville April 8: O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 at Texas July 22: New Hampshire 301 Nov. 4: Texas 500 April 15: Food City 500 at Bristol July 29: Pennsylvania 400 at Pocono Nov. 11: Can-Am 500(k) at Phoenix April 21: Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond Aug. 5: 355 at the Glen, at Watkins Glen Nov. 18: Ford EcoBoost 400 at Homestead

KEN WILLIS’ TOP 10 NASCAR DRIVER RANKINGS

KEVIN JOEY MARTIN RYAN KYLE BUSCH KYLE DENNY BRAD PAUL CHASE HARVICK LOGANO TRUEX JR. BLANEY Last won at LARSON HAMLIN KESELOWSKI MENARD ELLIOTT Not a hard Only guy Quickly back Solidly solid, Phoenix when Middle name Tenth, 35th Mr. Hunch Off to good 0-for-80 decision here with three in gear so far he was 20 is Miyata last year at likes him this but quiet top-10s Phoenix week start 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 4B Chiefland Citizen Thursday, March 8, 2018 CES students visit FFA Field Lab

CES Kindergarteners spent a few hours at the peanuts. They also took home a bean plant they nuts. They tasted good!” Chiefland Middle High School FFA Field Lab planted and a pine tree sapling to plant at home. Aiden Jones and Emily Layfield are “Crazy” recently. FFA students gave facts and informa- ​A special thanks to the FFA sponsor and all of about the cow. tion about forestry, chickens, horses, dairy cows, the CMHS FFA students who helped to make this a Ethan R. “I loved the goats!” strawberries, watermelons, citrus fruit, plants, successful day for the students. Haliegh W. “My favorite part was tasting all the peanuts, goats, pigs, and cows. Students were able Some of the student comments were: fruits and peanuts.” to pet most of the animals and sample fruits and Conner R. “I liked the strawberries and pea-

Courtesy photo by Tom Andresen Chiefland Elementary School thanks the members of the Masonic Brown Lodge 51, Chiefland who are shown with bicycles donated to the school. The bikes will be used as incentives for students scoring a 3, 4, or 5 on the Florida Standards Assessment ELA portion in third through fifth grades. Testing will be administered to the students in April and the bikes will be presented to students during their grade level awards ceremony in May. Best of luck to all our students as testing season is approaching quickly! In the photo are Dennis McIntire, left, Paul Cowart, Bill Hammond, Robert Shilstone, Bob Trask, Wm Ron Cordes, Ernie Lyle, Kary Colson, Westley Raines, David Earhardt.

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For more group meeting is Thurs- for volunteers to join our Interested in bee or to take their money or please call 352-493-9723. information, please call days at 11 a.m. All are Community Action Team. keeping? Thinking property without consent. Holy Cross Catholic 352-302-1771. welcome. The group has Let’s bring awareness of about starting a hive? Be empowered to prevent Church Thrift Shop in national and internation- domestic violence to Levy Do you have a hive and becoming a victim of elder Cross City has used fur- al recognition. Come for County!! just want to meet fellow abuse. Talk to your cler- niture and low prices. It is Dieting/Weight a visit and learn to lose We will meet monthly bee keepers in the gy, doctor or someone you open on Fridays and Satur- Control weight your way! Please to discuss power and con- community? Please join trust and call the confiden- days from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Chiefland TOPSmeets call 352-493-7339 or 352- trol of domestic violence fellow bee keepers in tial Elder Abuse Hotline at For information or to do- from 10:45 to 11: 45 a.m. 493-1351 for the location and public awareness and Bronson on the second 1-800-96-ABUSE (1-800- nate, please call 352-542- on Mondays at Good Shep- and more information. how we can be the change! Thursday of each month 962-2873), if you or some- 0157. herd Lutheran Church, Lunch will be provided. at 6 p.m. in the Bronson one you know is abused. Tri–County Outreach U.S. Highway 19, north of Awareness + action = Library at 600 Gilbert St. Do not be afraid to ask for Thrift Store is open Mon- Social/Civic Groups Chiefland. Both sexes are social change!!! Please Get questions answered help. day through Thursday from welcome. For information, Clover Squares will contact Aubrie MacKen- in a relaxed atmosphere Grandparents Rais- 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The store call 352-463-9111. hold a “plus” workshop at zie, domestic violence ad- at informal meetings. ing Grandkids Support is at 708 N Main St., Chief- Tai Chi Chuan: Mov- 6:30 p.m. and the dance at vocate for Another Way, The Bronson Library is Group meets the third land. Sales benefit the on- ing for Better Balance ev- 7 p.m. every Wednesday at 352-493-6810 if you located at 600 Gilbert Tuesday at 10 a.m. to noon site emergency food pan- ery Monday and Wednes- until a new class begins in would like to participate in Street, across from the at River of Life Church, 66 try. For more information, day at 11 a.m. at First November at the Willis- this life-changing team. Save-A-Lot. SE 964th St., Old Town. please call 352-493-2310. United Methodist Church, ton Crossings RV Resort Grand Slam Bridge Childcare is provided. Farmers Markets 707 N. Main St., Chief- community center, 410 NE meets 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Meet with other grand- land, in the fellowship hall. Fifth St., Williston. For Rotary South Levy Market- Mondays at St. John parents raising grandchil- more information, please the Evangelist Catholic Chiefland Rotary dren, share experiences, call 352-528-3323. Church in Chiefland. For meets at noon Wednesdays help find resources that Friends of the Luther information, call Joan at at The Gathering Table on can help and support each Quilts, Antiques Callaway Public Library, 352-493-0279. Weekly and Main Street. other. the Chiefland branch of substitute players are need- Suwannee Valley Ro- For more information, Old Time Crafts the Levy County Public ed. tary meets at noon on please call Gigi at 352- Saturday, March 17, 2018 Library System, meet the Levy/Gilchrist Re- Thursdays at the Haven 493-9183. second Thursday of each tired Educators Associ- Hospice Community Cen- Chiefland Senior 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. month at 11 a.m. at the li- ation meets on the third ter. Center, 305 SW First St., Main Street Trenton, Florida brary, 104 NE Third St., Monday of every month Williston Rotary serves breakfast and lunch, 352-463-3842 trentonquiltfestival.com Chiefland. The Friends at the Gathering Table in meets at 11:45 a.m. Tues- Monday-Friday. Monday support the library by pro- Chiefland. days at First Presbyterian and Wednesday at 9 a.m. 12th Annual moting the library’s pro- The meeting will start Church, 247 NE First St. is exercise class. At 9:30 Trenton’s Suwannee grams and resources and Valley Quilt Festival at 10:30 a.m. followed by Help a.m. to noon on Mondays through fund-raising proj- lunch. Any retired educa- is a card-making class. Hundreds of Quilts Ask for help: Ev- ects to purchase reading tor from Gilchrist or Levy Wednesday is all other Displayed by Florida ery day, older adults are Quilt Groups materials, books on tape, counties is invited to at- crafts. Tuesday and Thurs- abused, neglected and videos, operating supplies tend. day come and socialize. Inside and Outside denied their rights. Older Trenton’s Historic and minor equipment. Tri-County Cruisers Fridays, 10 a.m. to noon is adults have the right to Buildings There are no dues. For line dancing. The center is QUILTS FOR SALE open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Also Featuring: Quilt Demos For more information, Restored Tractors • Good Food please call Bernadette Pre- Buses Welcome! Another Way, Inc. ble at 352-490-7055 ext.1. Domestic Violence & Rape Crisis Center Food for Life distri- Our 2018 Sponsors bution at Chiefland First The City of Trenton, Gilchrist County Commission, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE United Methodist Church Ameris Bank, Best Drugs, Capital City Bank, will be every Saturday at Drummond Community Bank, Gray Construction, McDonald's, & SEXUAL ASSAULT Suwannee Valley Quilt Shoppe, Trenton Animal Hospital, 24 HOUR 10:30 a.m. The requested Trenton Hardware & Farm Supply & TriCounty Metals HELP LINE donation is $5 per family This ad is funded by the Gilchrist County for fuel cost. Tourist Development Council 1-866-875-7983 Thursday, March 8, 2018 Chiefland Citizen 5B EVENTS Continued from 2B Puzzle tation, “Shell Mound, A Portal into Another World” by University of Florida Archaeologist Dr. Ken Sassaman. His CLUES ACROSS Page lecture includes new 1. Builder’s trough revelations about Shell Mound and the refuge’s 4. Pouch other archaeological 7. Adam’s partner treasures. 8. Zelda soldiers A barbecue lunch will 10. Network of be served at noon fol- lowed at 1:15 p.m. by a nerves guided sneak-preview of 12. Heinrich __, poet the new walking tour at 13. Algerian port Shell Mound conducted 14. Reciprocal of one by Dr. Sassaman. ohm Puzzle Solutions Disaster 16. Title of respect 17. Form of expres- Relief sion Legal 19. Hoover’s office 20. Samoan monetary Workshop unit A free disaster relief 21. Cooperation legal workshop present- 25. Fiddler crabs 50. Midway between Italian monk ed by Three Rivers Legal north and northeast 20. Drunkards Services sponsored by 26. Portion of a play Tri-County Community 27. Tropical Ameri- 51. Vast body of 22. Cylindrical con- Resource Center, Tues- can shrub water tainers day, March 13, from 10 to 29. Frosts 52. Hair product 23. South American 11 a.m. at 15 N. Main St. plants Attorney Karen 30. Short-winged div- Millard will be on-site ing seabird CLUES DOWN 24. Frozen water to assist those with 31. Chemical com- 1. Very brave 27. Town in Galilee legal needs related to pound used as a hard- 2. Go too far 28. Not in Hurricane Irma, includ- 3. Individual feature 29. Journalist and ing an outline of the ener (abbr.) various benefits offered 32. Diversion 4. Drug trials term suffragist Wells by FEMA, the FEMA ap- 39. __ Turner, rock (abbr.) 31. Consumed peals process, guidance singer 5. Has emerged 32. Edible Mediterra- on filing a claim with 6. Helped the Span- nean plant your insurance compa- 41. __-bo: exercise ny, what to do if your system ish conquer Mexico 33. Poke fun of insurance company has 42. Large, edible 8. Northern Vietnam 34. “First in Flight” not yet paid your claim, game fish ethnic group state landlord responsibilities 9. Dried-up 35. Fortifying ditch and what to do if repair 43. Doctor of Educa- needs have not been ad- tion 11. Reactive struc- 36. Receding dressed, and alternatives 44. Where the Knicks tures (abbr.) 37. Christian liturgical to resolving contrac- play 14. Licensed for Wall creed tor-related disputes. Street 38. Used to decorate Three Rivers Legal 45. Basics Services Inc., is a non- 46. Tall tropical 15. Japanese con- Xmas trees profit law firm dedicat- American trees glomerate 39. High-__: complex ed to the provision of 48. Men wear them 18. Home to the 40. Thoughts quality legal assistance Celtics 44. __ and cheese to the poor, abused , dis- 49. Widespread de- abled and elderly and to struction 19. Title given to 47. Constrictor snake empowerment through preventive legal educa- tion. education. Players will be perform- ing weekend due to nee Valley Quilt Fes- feature the district’s Applicants must have ing in the production popular demand. Don›t tival, Florida’s only interactive display lived in Yankeetown of “The 25th Annual miss the chance to see outdoor quilt show and “Spring Water Chal- Education or Inglis for two or Putnam County Spell- this hilarious musical sale, will be held Sat- lenge,” which educates more years and be a ing Bee.” Winner of the featuring an outstand- urday, March 17, St. users on the importance Salad current resident. New Tony and the Drama ing cast. Patrick’s Day, from 9 of the Floridan Aquifer. residents who do not Desk Awards for Best Get tickets and a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Several classes from the Luncheon meet the above criteria Book, “The 25th Annual reserve seats by calling picturesque town Cedar Key School will The Yankeetown-In- may still apply and will Putnam County Spell- 352-493-ARTS or 352- of Trenton. Located in be attending the event glis Woman’s Club will be evaluated by the ing Bee” has charmed 443-9096. north central Florida to engage with the inter- hold its highly antici- Education Committee audiences across the just 20 miles west of active display. pated 2018 Education on a case by case basis. country with its effort- Peanut Gainesville, Trenton For more informa- Salad Luncheon at Applications available less wit and humor. will be festooned with tion, please contact noon Wednesday, March from guidance coun- Featuring a fast-paced, Butter Food quilts flying from shops, Cedar Key Vice Mayor 14. selors at Crystal River wildly funny and touch- businesses and govern- and Commissioner Sue In order to accom- High School, A.F. Knotts ing book by Rachel ment buildings. Also Colson, 352-477-0136; or modate the growing Drive Public Library, the thrift Sheinkin and a truly Levy County Farm featured on Main Street Savanna Barry, 352-325- number of salad tasters, shop behind the Wom- fresh and vibrant score Bureau will host its are craft and antiques 6080. we have again secured an’s Club or download by William Finn, this annual Peanut Butter vendors, food purvey- the same location as last from the Woman’s Club bee is one unforgettable Food Drive March 1-16 ors, restored tractors Cover Crop year. Join us at the Inglis website. Applications experience. from 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. and children’s activities. Community Center be- must be postmarked or An eclectic group of at its offices located at For more information hind Inglis Town Hall on Tour received at the club no six middle pubescents 208 NW Main St., Willis- about the festival, visit Cover Crop Tour helps Hwy 40 to sample all the later than April 1. No vie for the spelling ton or 312 E. Park Ave., us on Facebook, go to Florida ag producers build mouthwatering salads emailed applications championship of a Chiefland. the Festival web- soil health is April 6, from provided by members of will be accepted. For lifetime. While candid- Peanut butter dona- site www.TrentonQuilt- 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at the the Club. In an effort to questions, please call ly disclosing hilarious tions will be presented Festival.com, or contact NRCS Brooksville Plant continue our support of the club at 352-447-2057 and touching stories to the First United the Suwannee Val- Material Center, 14119 Yankeetown School, over or email yiwomansclub@ from their home lives, Methodist Church Food ley Quilt Shoppe, (352) Broad Street, Brooksville. 40 salads and a delicious gmail.com. the tweens spell their Bank in Williston, An- 463-3842. Farmers, ranchers and homemade dessert will way through a series of other Way in Chiefland researchers invited. The be offered. You also Adult words, hoping never to and Tri-County Out- Cedar Key free tour showcases cover have a chance to win one hear the soul-crushing, reach in Chiefland. crop species in West of the many door prizes pout-inducing, life un- Central Florida to improve donated by our Com- Cooking IFAS Tour affirming “ding” of the The Florida Depart- soil health. Learn evalua- munity Partners. Tick- Trenton’s bell that signals a spell- ment of Environmental tion results for different ets are in advance for a Class March 14; 4– 6 p.m. ing mistake. Six spellers Protection’s Northeast cover crop seed sources donation of $10.00 and Suwannee Cooking Matters - Adult enter; one speller leaves! District invites residents and planting recommenda- will be available begin- Cooking Class: Six week At least the losers get a of Cedar Key to attend tions. Hosted by USDA’s ning in February; or at class on Tuesdays “Free”. juice box. Valley a free, educational open Natural Resources the door $15.00. Call the Through hands-on instruc- A riotous ride, house, March 22 from 10 Conservation Service. Club, 352-447-2057 to tion, participants learn complete with audience Quilt Festival a.m. to noon at the UF/ Contact Janet Grabowski reserve your seat or for March 17, St. Pat- about preparing healthy participation, “The 25th IFAS Nature Coast Bio- at 352-796-9600, ext. questions. Join us for a rick’s Day, from 9 a.m.-4 meals, budgeting, food Annual Putnam County logical Station, 552 First 3831. great afternoon of fun, p.m. Stroll Trenton’s safety, and more. Spelling Bee” is a de- Street, Cedar Key. food and prizes.” historic Main Street Class participants are lightful den of comedic DEP staff and other Applications for the to enjoy displays and Greater provided the ingredients genius. experts will be available Yankeetown-Inglis Wom- booths featuring north needed to make each Opening weekend to answer questions an’s Club scholarship central Florida quilt- week’s classroom recipes is this Friday, March about mangroves, living Chiefland awards are available. ing groups that will be at home. Call 352-507- 2, and it will run shorelines, environmen- The awards are open to showing, demonstrating through March 18. Fri- tal resource permitting area Citizen home-schooled, public 4000. and selling their hand- day and Saturday show- and recycling. Addition- and privately schooled iwork. Also, browse time is 7:30 p.m. and ally, field exercises will of the Year students. Also, anyone crafts and antiques, Saturday, April 21 Putnam Sunday shows start at be offered for a “hands- attending college and view restored tractors Chamber of the 2 p.m. Teachers receive on” experience with maintaining a 3.0 GPA and check out children’s Commerce, Citizen of the County a $5 discount on their mangroves and living and those who have activities. Year Banquet tickets which has been shorelines. worked after graduation The 12th annu- Spelling Bee extended through open- The event will also but now have concrete Suwannee Valley al Trenton’s Suwan- plans for resuming their 6B Chiefland Citizen Thursday, March 8, 2018

NOTICE OF APPLICATION the holder(s) of said Certificate, LIAMS, RAYMOND WILLIAMS, TYNER, JAMMIE NOBLES NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED the description of the property, SR. NAMES IN WHICH AS- FOR TAX DEED the name(s) in which it is as- All of said property being in the SESSED: GREGORY E NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, sessed are as follows: All of said property being in the County of Levy, State of Florida. MARTIN, BENITA L MARTIN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the holder(s) of Certificate County of Levy, State of Florida. Unless such Certificate shall be GREGORY E MARTIN A/K/A that the holder(s) of Certificate number 4501-11 of the sale of NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE redeemed according to law, the GREGORY MARTIN, BENITA number 5957-14 of the sale of 2011 has (have) filed said Cer- HOLDER(S): REI HOLDINGS Unless such Certificate shall be property described in such Cer- L MARTIN A/K/A BENITA MAR- 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- redeemed according to law, the tificate will be sold to the high- TIN tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- sued thereon. The name(s) of LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF property described in such Cer- est bidder in the Courthouse sued thereon. The name(s) of the holder(s) of said Certificate, THE PROPERTY: LOTS 48 tificate will be sold to the high- lobby on the 9th day of April, All of said property being in the the holder(s) of said Certificate, the description of the property, AND 50, BLOCK A, MANA- est bidder in the Courthouse 2018 at 10:00 AM. County of Levy, State of Florida. the description of the property, the name(s) in which it is as- TEE SPRINGS TERRACE, lobby on the 9th day of April, the name(s) in which it is as- sessed are as follows: ACCORDING TO THE PLAT 2018 at 10:00 AM. DATED this 21st day of Febru- Unless such Certificate shall be sessed are as follows: THEREOF FILED IN PLAT ary, 2018. redeemed according to law, the NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE BOOK 1, PAGE 64, OF THE DATED this 21st day of Febru- Danny J. Shipp property described in such Cer- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE HOLDER(S): DAVID E ROB- PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY ary, 2018. Danny J. Shipp CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT tificate will be sold to the high- HOLDER(S): TAX EASE ERTS COUNTY, FLORIDA. AND A CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT LEVY COUNTY, est bidder in the Courthouse FUNDING 2016-1 LLC PARCEL OF LAND ADJOIN- COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA lobby on the 9th day of April, LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF ING SAID LOTS 48 AND 50 FLORIDA 2018 at 10:00 AM. LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY: LOT 4: ON THE WEST SIDE, BE- Pub: 03/08/2018, 03/15/2018, THE PROPERTY: LOT 7, COMMENCE AT THE 1/4 COR- ING IN THE NORTHEAST Pub: 03/08/2018, 03/15/2018, 03/22/2018, 03/29/2018. DATED this 21st day of Febru- SOUTHERN HEIGHTS, A NER ON THE NORTH BOUND- 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 03/22/2018, 03/29/2018. ary, 2018. SUBDIVISION OF RECORD ARY OF SECTION 31, TOWN- 1/4 OF SECTION 28, TOWN- NOTICE OF APPLICATION Danny J. Shipp PER PLAT THEREOF IN PLAT SHIP 14 SOUTH, RANGE 19 SHIP 11 SOUTH, RANGE 14 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT BOOK 8, PAGE 56, OF THE EAST, THENCE SOUTH 85 EAST, BEING MORE PAR- FOR TAX DEED COURTLEVY COUNTY, FLOR- PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY DEG 02’15" EAST ALONG THE TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, IDA COUNTY, FLORIDA. NORTH BOUNDARY OF SAID FOLLOWS: FOR A POINT OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the holder(s) of Certificate SECTION 31, A DISTANCE OF BEGINNING COMMENCE that the holder(s) of Certificate number 3006-11 of the sale of Pub: 03/08/2018, 03/15/2018, NAMES IN WHICH AS- 290.37 FEET TO THE POINT AT THE NORTHWEST COR- number 2251-13 of the sale of 2011 has (have) filed said Cer- 03/22/2018, 03/29/2018. SESSED: BENNIE GOLDWIRE OF BEGINNING, THENCE NER OF ABOVE SAID LOT 2013 has (have) filed said Cer- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- SOUTH 00 DEG 05’39“ WEST 50; THENCE RUN NORTH tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- sued thereon. The name(s) of All of said property being in the 290.18 FEET THENCE NORTH 89°28'17" WEST, ALONG SEC- sued thereon. The name(s) of the holder(s) of said Certificate, NOTICE OF APPLICATION County of Levy, State of Florida. 85 DEG 19'56” WEST 290.25 TION LINE, A DISTANCE OF the holder(s) of said Certificate, the description of the property, FOR TAX DEED FEET, THENCE NORTH 00 14.30 FEET; THENCE SOUTH the description of the property, the name(s) in which it is as- Unless such Certificate shall be DEG 05'39“ EAST 25.08 FEET, 01°48'09" WEST, A DISTANCE the name(s) in which it is as- sessed are as follows: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, redeemed according to law, the THENCE NORTH 85 DEG OF 205.81 FEET; THENCE sessed are as follows: that the holder(s) of Certificate property described in such Cer- 19‘56" WEST 109.75 FEET, NORTH 89°34'13" EAST, A NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE number 2651-10 of the sale tificate will be sold to the high- THENCE NORTH 00 DEG DISTANCE OF 23.50 FEET TO NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE HOLDER(S): BOWLES TL, LLC of 2010 has (have) filed said est bidder in the Courthouse 05’39" EAST 267.07 FEET, THE SOUTHWEST CORNER HOLDER(S): RM CAPITAL IN- Certificate for a TaxDeed to be lobby on the 9th day of April, THENCE SOUTH 85 DEG OF SAID LOT 48; THENCE VESTMENTS, LLC LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF issued thereon. The name(s) of 2018 at 10:00 AM. 05’17“ EAST 109.80 FEET, NORTH 00°53'38" WEST, THE PROPERTY: LOT 4, the holder(s) of said Certificate, THENCE SOUTH 85 DEG ALONG THE WEST LINE OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE BLOCK 57, WILLISTON HIGH- the description of the property, DATED this 21st day of Febru- 02'15“ EAST 290.37 FEET LOTS 48 AND 50, A DISTANCE PROPERTY: LOT 8, BLOCK 9, LANDS, GOLF AND COUNTRY the name(s) in which it is as- ary, 2018. TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- OF 205.44 FEET TO CLOSE B & R SUBDIVISION, UNIT 2, CLUB ESTATES, ACCORDING sessed are as follows: Danny J. Shipp NING. THE SOUTH 50.00 ON THE POINT OF BEGIN- ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT FEET OF THE EAST 290.25 NING. THEREOF, RECORDED IN CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE COURT LEVY COUNTY, FEET THE SOUTH 25.00 PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 29, PAGE 67, PUBLIC RECORDS HOLDER(S): REI HOLDINGS FLORIDA FEET OF THE WEST 109.75 NAMES IN WHICH AS- PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. FEET TO BE USED FOR THE SESSED: MICHELLE BAL- COUNTY, FLORIDA LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF Pub: 03/08/2018, 03/15/2018, PURPOSE OF INGRESS BIER, CLAUDE LEWIS, MI- NAMES IN WHICH AS- THE PROPERTY: LOT 31 03/22/2018, 03/29/2018. AND EGRESS, TOGETH- CHELLE M BALBIER NAMES IN WHICH AS- SESSED: MICHAEL BURCH, AND THE NORTH 1/2 OF LOT ER WITH A MOBILE HOME SESSED: ANTONIA MUENTES LESLIE ANN JARVIE TRS, 32, BLOCK D, COLFAX CITY LESLIE JARVIE REVOCABLE SUBDIVISION, ACCORDING BEARING ID#S 6H630244KA All of said property being in the NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE All of said property being in the LIVING TR, PHILLIP MICHAEL TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- AND 6H630244KB, TITLE #S County of Levy, State of Florida. OF PERSONAL PROPERTY 74071146 AND 74071145, County of Levy, State of Florida. BURCH, LESLIE ANN JARVIE, CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, LESLIE ANN JARVIE TRUST- PAGE 10, PUBLIC RECORDS AND RP#S R0761008 AND Unless such Certificate shall be Notice is hereby given that pur- Unless such Certificate shall be EE, THE LESLIE JARVIE RE- OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, R0761007, LOCATED THERE- redeemed according to law, the suant to a Writ of Execution is- redeemed according to law, the VOCABLE LIVING TRUST TOGETHER WITH A 1993 SA- ON. property described in such Cer- sued out of the County Court for property described in such Cer- DATED JUNE 2, 2000 BRA MOBILE HOME, BEAR- tificate will be sold to the high- Levy County, Florida on the 2nd tificate will be sold to the high- ING ID# 42611528F AND TI- NAMES IN WHICH AS- est bidder in the Courthouse day of December, 2013 in the est bidder in the Courthouse All of said property being in the TLE # 65375879, LOCATED SESSED: MARGARETHA H lobby on the 9th day of April, cause wherein DEERE & COM- lobby on the 9th day of April, County of Levy, State of Florida. THEREON. LABRANT 2018 at 10:00 AM. PANY was Plaintiff and TONY 2018 at 10:00 AM. M. KYLE was the Defendant, Unless such Certificate shall be NAMES IN WHICH AS- All of said property being in the DATED this 21st day of Febru- being case number 38-2012- DATED this 26th day of Febru- redeemed according to law, the SESSED: THOMAS S MARTI- County of Levy, State of Florida. ary, 2018. SC-349 in said court, I, Robert ary, 2018. property described in such Cer- NO, TTEE, LAND TRUST NO Danny J. Shipp B. McCallum, Jr., as Sheriff of Danny J. Shipp tificate will be sold to the high- 16602, TOM P MARTINO, INC Unless such Certificate shall be CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Levy County, Florida have lev- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT est bidder in the Courthouse redeemed according to law, the COURT LEVY COUNTY, ied upon all the right, title, and COURT LEVY COUNTY, lobby on the 9th day of April, All of said property being in the property described in such Cer- FLORIDA interest of, TONY M. KYLE, in FLORIDA 2018 at 10:00 AM. County of Levy, State of Florida. tificate will be sold to the high- and to the following described est bidder in the Courthouse Pub: 03/08/2018, 03/15/2018, personal property: lobby on the 9th day of April, 03/22/2018, 03/29/2018. Pub: 03/08/2018, 03/15/2018, DATED this 21st day of Febru- Unless such Certificate shall be 03/22/2018, 03/29/2018. ary, 2018. redeemed according to law, the 2018 at 10:00 AM. Black 2008 Cadillac Escalade- Danny J. Shipp property described in such Cer- NOTICE OF APPLICATION VIN# 1GYFK66808R120581 DATED this 21st day of Febru- FOR TAX DEED NOTICE OF APPLICATION CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT tificate will be sold to the high- COURT LEVY COUNTY, est bidder in the Courthouse ary, 2018. Danny J. Shipp FOR TAX DEED On the 20th day of March, 2018 FLORIDA lobby on the 9th day of April, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, at Bronson Lube 555 N. Hatha- 2018 at 10:00 AM. COURT LEVY COUNTY, that the holder(s) of Certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, way Avenue, Bronson Florida Pub: 03/08/2018, 03/15/2018, FLORIDA number 2131-15 of the sale of that the holder(s) of Certificate 32621, at the hour of 11:00 a.m. 03/22/2018, 03/29/2018. DATED this 21st day of Febru- 2015 has (have) filed said Cer- number 5705-14 of the sale of I will offer for individual sale Pub: 03/08/2018, 03/15/2018, tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- ary, 2018. NOTICE OF APPLICATION and sell all of the said Defen- 03/22/2018, 03/29/2018. sued thereon. The name(s) of tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- Danny J. Shipp FOR TAX DEED dants right, title, and interest in the holder(s) of said Certificate, sued thereon. The name(s) of the above described personal the description of the property, the holder(s) of said Certificate, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, property at public auction and the name(s) in which it is as- the description of the property, COURT LEVY COUNTY, FOR TAX DEED that the holder(s) of Certificate will sell the same subject to sessed are as follows: the name(s) in which it is as- FLORIDA number 5803-14 of the sale of prior liens, encumbrances, and sessed are as follows: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- judgments, if any, to the high- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE Pub: 03/08/2018, 03/15/2018, that the holder(s) of Certificate tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- est bidder for cash in hand, the HOLDER(S): ANN LARKINS NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE 03/22/2018, 03/29/2018. number 656-13 of the sale of sued thereon. The name(s) of proceeds to be applied as far as ENTERPRISES LLC HOLDER(S): TAX EASE 2013 has (have) filed said Cer- the holder(s) of said Certificate, NOTICE OF APPLICATION may be to the payment of costs FUNDING 2016-1 LLC tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- the description of the property, FOR TAX DEED and the satisfaction of the de- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF sued thereon. The name(s) of the name(s) in which it is as- scribed execution. THE PROPERTY: LOTS 10 LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF the holder(s) of said Certificate, sessed are as follows: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THE PROPERTY: LOT 15, the description of the property, AND 11, BLOCK H, COUNTRY that the holder(s) of Certificate Robert B. McCallum, Jr., Sheriff ESTATES, ACCORDING TO PINEWOOD ESTATES UNIT the name(s) in which it is as- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE number 3007-11 of the sale of Levy County, Florida PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED II, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT sessed are as follows: HOLDER(S): RM CAPITAL IN- 2011 has (have) filed said Cer- IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 42, THEREOF AS RECORDED VESTMENTS, LLC tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- Publication: Feb.15, 22, 2018 IN PLAT BOOK 6, PAGE 46, NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY sued thereon. The name(s) of and Mar. 1, 8, 2018 COUNTY, FLORIDA. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS HOLDER(S): CYPRESS POINT LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF the holder(s) of said Certificate, OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORI- MORTGAGE CORP THE PROPERTY: LOT 4, OF the description of the property, NOTICE OF MEETING NAMES IN WHICH AS- DA. TOGETHER WITH A 1984 SPANISH TRACE, ACCORD- the name(s) in which it is as- LEVY COUNTY LOCAL SESSED: HAYES JEWELRY, PALM MOBILE HOME BEAR- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE ING TO THE PLAT THERE- sessed are as follows: MITIGATION STRATEGY LTD., MUILTON O MCLAREN, ING ID#’S 25630121AU & PROPERTY: THE EAST 1/2 OF OF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT COMMITTEE MILTON O MCLAREN 25630121BU. THE NE 1/4 OF THE SE 1/4 OF BOOK 7, PAGE(S) 31-32, OF NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE THE SW 1/4 OF THE SW 1/4 THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF HOLDER(S): BOWLES TL, LLC Local Mitigation Strategy (LMS) All of said property being in the NAMES IN WHICH AS- OF SECTION 16, TOWNSHIP LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA Planning Committee to meet SESSED: TIMOTHY J RAY, 16 SOUTH, RANGE 16 EAST; County of Levy, State of Florida. LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF March 22nd at 10am TIMOTHY JULIAN RAY BEING TRACT 17 OF AN UN- NAMES IN WHICH AS- THE PROPERTY: LOT 5, Unless such Certificate shall be RECORDED PLAT OF DEER SESSED: DENNIS COUGH- BLOCK 57, WILLISTON HIGH- The Levy County LMS Plan- redeemed according to law, the All of said property being in the HAVEN CAMPSITES, BEING 1 LIN, ANNETTE COUGHLIN LANDS, GOLF AND COUNTRY ning Committee/Work Group County of Levy, State of Florida. 1/4 ACRES, MORE OR LESS. property described in such Cer- CLUB ESTATES, ACCORDING will meet at 10am on Thursday tificate will be sold to the high- RESERVING AN EASEMENT All of said property being in the TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- March 22nd 2018 at the Levy est bidder in the Courthouse Unless such Certificate shall be ACROSS THE SOUTH 10 County of Levy, State of Florida. CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, County Emergency Operations redeemed according to law, the FEET THEREOF TO BE USED lobby on the 9th day of April, PAGE 67, PUBLIC RECORDS Center located at 7911 NE 90th 2018 at 10:00 AM. property described in such Cer- IN COMMON BY PARTY OF Unless such Certificate shall be OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. Street, Bronson, FL 32621. The tificate will be sold to the high- THE SECOND PART, PARTY redeemed according to law, the County encourages any inter- DATED this 21st day of Febru- est bidder in the Courthouse OF THE FIRST PART AND property described in such Cer- NAMES IN WHICH AS- ested citizens and business ary, 2018. Danny J. Shipp lobby on the 9th day of April, THEIR RESPECTIVE HEIRS, tificate will be sold to the high- SESSED: MICHAEL BURCH, owners to attend and provide CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT 2018 at 10:00 AM. SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS est bidder in the Courthouse LESLIE ANN JARVIE TRS, input. The Committee guides COURT LEVY COUNTY, FOR THE PURPOSE OF A lobby on the 9th day of April, LESLIE JARVIE REVOCABLE the preparation of the Levy FLORIDA DATED this 21st day of Febru- ROADWAY FOR INGRESS 2018 at 10:00 AM. LIVING TR, PHILLIP MICHAEL County LMS, which serves as ary, 2018. Danny J. Shipp AND EGRESS. BURCH, LESLIE ANN JARVIE, a plan to reduce the communi- Pub: 03/08/2018, 03/15/2018, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT DATED this 26th day of Febru- LESLIE ANN JARVIE, TRUST- ty’s long-term risk for protecting 03/22/2018, 03/29/2018. COURT LEVY COUNTY, NAMES IN WHICH AS- ary, 2018. EE, THE LESLIE JARVIE RE- people and their property from SESSED: CHARLES D TAY- FLORIDA NOTICE OF APPLICATION Danny J. Shipp VOCABLE LIVING TRUST the affects of natural disasters LOR EST, LOUNELL HOLMAN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT DATED JUNE 2, 2000 and to build a safer and stron- FOR TAX DEED Pub: 03/08/2018, 03/15/2018, CHARLES DALTON TAYLOR COURT LEVY COUNTY, ger community. Please contact EST 03/22/2018, 03/29/2018. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, FLORIDA All of said property being in the the Levy County Emergency that the holder(s) of Certificate County of Levy, State of Florida. Management Department at: All of said property being in the NOTICE OF APPLICATION number 2127-15 of the sale of Pub: 03/08/2018, 03/15/2018, 352-486-5213 or by email at County of Levy, State of Florida. FOR TAX DEED 2015 has (have) filed said Cer- 03/22/2018, 03/29/2018. Unless such Certificate shall be johnmacdonald@levydisaster. redeemed according to law, the com for more information. tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Unless such Certificate shall be NOTICE OF APPLICATION property described in such Cer- sued thereon. The name(s) of that the holder(s) of Certificate redeemed according to law, the FOR TAX DEED tificate will be sold to the high- Published Mar. 8, 15, 22, 2018 the holder(s) of said Certificate, number 5171-15 of the sale of property described in such Cer- est bidder in the Courthouse the description of the property, 2015 has (have) filed said Cer- tificate will be sold to the high- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, lobby on the 9th day of April, the name(s) in which it is as- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- est bidder in the Courthouse that the holder(s) of Certificate 2018 at 10:00 AM. sessed are as follows: sued thereon. The name(s) of lobby on the 9th day of April, number 3079-15 of the sale of the holder(s) of said Certificate, 2018 at 10:00 AM. 2015 has (have) filed said Cer- DATED this 21st day of Febru- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE the description of the property, tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- ary, 2018. HOLDER(S): ANN LARKINS the name(s) in which it is as- DATED this 21st day of Febru- sued thereon. The name(s) of Danny J. Shipp ENTERPRISES LLC sessed are as follows: ary, 2018. the holder(s) of said Certificate, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Danny J. Shipp the description of the property, COURT LEVY COUNTY, LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT the name(s) in which it is as- FLORIDA PROPERTY: LOT 6, BLOCK E, HOLDER(S): ABRTL LLC AND COURT LEVY COUNTY, sessed are as follows: COUNTRY ESTATES SUBDI- AM CERT LLC PARTNERSHIP FLORIDA Pub: 03/08/2018, 03/15/2018, VISION, ACCORDING TO THE 323 PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE 03/22/2018, 03/29/2018. Pub: 03/08/2018, 03/15/2018, HOLDER(S): ABRTL LLC AND IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 42, LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE 03/22/2018, 03/29/2018. AM CERT LLC PARTNERSHIP PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY PROPERTY: LOT 2, BLOCK 4, 609 NOTICE OF APPLICATION COUNTY, FLORIDA, TOGETH- EPPERSON HEIGHTS, CITY ER WITH A 1972, SINGLE- OF WILLISTON, ACCORDING FOR TAX DEED LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF WIDE MOBILE HOME BEAR- TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- THE PROPERTY: LOT 3, LIB- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ING ID # 3F50AC34360, AND CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, BY HEIGHTS, ACCORDING that the holder(s) of Certificate TITLE #5066434, LOCATED PAGE 5, PUBLIC RECORDS TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- number 2995-14 of the sale of THEREON. OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- PAGE 53, PUBLIC RECORDS tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- NAMES IN WHICH AS- NAMES IN WHICH AS- OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA sued thereon. The name(s) of SESSED: RAYMOND G WIL- SESSED: JAMMIE MELISSA Thursday, March 8, 2018 Chiefland Citizen 7B

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF contact Court Interpreting at in- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE OF ENACTMENT OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT In the Circuit Court of the THE 8TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, [email protected]. FOR THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL ORDINANCE 2018-004 OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL Eighth Judicial Circuit in and IN AND FOR LEVY COUNTY, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR LEVY for Levy County, Florida FLORIDA GENERAL JURIS- Dated this 21 day of February, COUNTY, FLORIDA COMMISSIONERS OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. PRO- Case No.: 2018-CA-00140 DICTION DIVISION 2018. CIVIL DIVISION COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTICE BATE DIVISION. Division: Circuit Civil CASE NO: 2016 CA 000487 Case No.: 2017-CA-769 IS HEREBY GIVEN the pro- File No. 38-2017-CP-000155 DANNY J. SHIPP posed Ordinance will be consid- Katharine White BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., Clerk of the Circuit Court F & C RANCH, LLC, a Florida ered for enactment by the Levy IN RE: ESTATE OF: Scott White, Plaintiff, By: LaQuanda Latson limited liability company, County Board of County Com- PERSIA NEWBY GIBB, Plaintiffs, vs. Deputy Clerk Plaintiff, missioners, at a public hearing Deceased. vs. WILLIAM D. MARTIN; DENISE v. on Tuesday, March 20, 2018 at GLORIA WHITE MOORE. MARTIN; CAPITAL CITY Published March 8, 15, 2018 PLUM CREEK TIMBER- 9:00 a.m., or as soon thereafter NOTICE TO CREDITORS if married, if alive, and if dead BANK; UNKNOWN TENANT LANDS, L.P., a Delaware limit- as the same may be heard, in The administration of the es- her respective unknown #1; UNKNOWN TENANT #2, ed partnership, by and through, the Board of County Commis- tate of Persia Newby Gibb, spouse, heirs, devisees, grant- Defendants PLUM CREEK TIMBER I, sioners Meeting Room, Levy deceased, whose date of ees, creditors, or other parties IN THE CIRCUIT COURT County Courthouse, 355 South OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL L.L.C., its General Partner; death was January 23, 2017, is claiming by, through, under or NOTICE OF W.J. EPPERSON, an individu- Court Street, Bronson, Florida. pending in the Circuit Court for against her individually, and CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY Copies of said Ordinance may FORECLOSURE SALE COUNTY, FLORIDA al; UNKNOWN HEIRS of W.J. Levy County, Florida, Probate DECARLO ENTERPRISES, EPPERSON; ANTOINETTE be inspected by any member Division, the address of which INC., a dissolved Florida Corpo- CASE NO. of the public at the Office of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 382016CA000136XXXXXX EPPERSON, an individual; and is 355 South Court Street, ration, it's heirs, administrators, pursuant to a Final Judgment UNKNOWN HEIRS OF ANTOI- the Board of County Commis- Bronson, Florida. The names assigns, creditors, or other par- sioners located at 355 S. Court of Foreclosure entered in Civ- U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- NETTE EPPERSON, and addresses of the personal ties, claiming by and through, il Case No. 2016 CA 000487 Defendants. Street, Bronson, Florida, during representative and the person- under or against it individually, CIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR regular business hours or con- of the Circuit Court of the 8TH HOME EQUITY ASSET TRUST al representative’s attorney are Defendant Judicial Circuit in and for Levy NOTICE OF ACTION tact by phone at (352) 486- set forth below. 2003-7, HOME EQUITY PASS- 5217. On the date, time and County, Florida, wherein BANK THROUGH CERTIFICATES, TO: W.J. EPPERSON, an All creditors of the decedent and NOTICE OF ACTION OF AMERICA, N.A. is Plaintiff individual; UNKNOWN HEIRS place first above-mentioned, all other persons having claims or TO: Gloria White Moore, SERIES 2003-7, GENERAL interested persons may appear and MARTIN, DENISE AND JURISDICTION of W.J. EPPERSON; demands against decedent’s and DECARLO ENTERPRIS- WILLIAM, et al, are Defen- ANTOINETTE EPPERSON, and be heard with respect to the estate on whom a copy of this ES, Inc. Defendants, and to DIVISION proposed Ordinance. dants. The clerk DANNY J. Plaintiff, an individual; and UNKNOWN notice is required to be served all parties claiming interest by, SHIPP shall sell to the highest vs. HEIRS OF ANTOINETTE EP- must file their claims with this through, under or against De- and best bidder for cash at Levy PERSON; all parties claiming ORDINANCE court WITHIN THE LATER OF fendant, and all parties having STACI A. DEBOLT; SCOTT D. NUMBER 2018-004 County Courthouse, 355 S. GIBSON; MORTGAGE ELEC- interest by, through, under or 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME or claiming to have any right, Court St., in the BOCC Meet- against any of the above named OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION title or interest in the property TRONICS REGISTRATION AN ORDINANCE OF LEVY ing Room, Bronson, Florida, at SYSTEMS, INC. ACTING parties; and all parties having or OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS herein described. 11:00 AM on April 23, 2018, in claiming to have any right, title COUNTY, FLORIDA, RELAT- AFTER THE DATE OF SER- SOLELY AS NOMINEE FOR ING TO MEDICAL MARIJUA- accordance with Chapter 45, FREMONT INVESTMENT or interest in the property here- VICE OF A COPY OF THIS YOU ARE NOTIFIED that Florida Statutes, the following inafter described. NA; ADOPTING FINDINGS; NOTICE ON THEM. an action for a Complaint for & LOAN, MIN # 1001944- REPEALING ORDINANCE described property located in 6000067393-9; FORD MO- All other creditors of the dece- Declaratory Judgment and LEVY County, Florida as set YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 2017-002 AND ORDINANCE dent and other persons having Quiet Title, the following proper- TOR CREDIT COMPANY, LLC; 2017-018 CONTAINING A forth in said Final Judgment of UNITED STATES OF AMERI- action for Quiet Title has been claims or demands against ty in Levy County, Florida: Foreclosure, to-wit: filed against you and you are MORATORIUM ON MEDI- decedent’s estate must file their Lot 5, Block 2, CEDAR HAVEN CA; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. CAL CANNABIS ACTIVITIES; 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. required to serve a copy of claims with this court WITHIN 3 ESTATES, according to the plat LOTS 14 THROUGH 18, BLOCK your written defenses, if any, to AMENDING CHAPTER 50 OF MONTHS AFTER THE DATE thereof recorded in Plat Book 2; and ALL UNKNOWN PAR- THE LEVY COUNTY CODE, 1, AND LOTS 1 THROUGH 5, TIES CLAIMING INTERESTS Hale and Messina Law, PLLC., OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION 4, Page 38, Public Records of AND 13 THROUGH 18, BLOCK Plaintiff’s attorney, whose ad- LAND DEVELOPMENT REG- OF THIS NOTICE. Levy County, Florida BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR ULATIONS, FOR CLARITY IN 2, OF BOWMAN'S ADDITION AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN- dress is 9735 US Highway 19, ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED TAX PARCEL 11424-000-00 TO WILLISTON, FLORIDA, Port Richey, Florida 34668, on THE APPLICATION OF CHAP- WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS has been filed against you and DANT TO THIS ACTION, OR TER 50 TO THE CULTIVATION ACCORDING TO THE PLAT HAVING OR CLAIMING TO or before April 5, 2018 and file SET FORTH IN SECTION you are required to serve a THEREOF, RECORDED IN the original with the Clerk of AND PROCESSING OF MEDI- 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA copy of your written defenses, if HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR CAL MARIJUANA BY MEDICAL PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 20, INTEREST IN THE PROPER- this Court, whose address is PROBATE CODE WILL BE any, to it on Stephen M. Witt_, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY 355 South Court Street, Bron- MARIJUANA TREATMENT FOREVER BARRED. Plaintiff's attorney, whose ad- TY HEREIN DESCRIBED, CENTERS, AND TO UPDATE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Defendant(s). son, Florida 32621, before ser- NOTWITHSTANDING THE dress is PO Box 2064, LAKE AND vice on Plaintiff or immediately OTHER CODE PROVISIONS TIME PERIODS SET FORTH CITY, FL 32056-2064, on or A PARCEL OF LAND IN SE thereafter. If you fail to do so, a NECESSITATED THEREBY; ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED before March 30, 2018, and file RE-NOTICE OF SALE PROHIBITING MEDICAL MAR- 1/4 OF SECTION 31, TOWN- PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 default may be entered against TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE the original with the clerk of this SHIP 12 SOUTH, RANGE 19 you for the relief requested in IJUANA TREATMENT CEN- AFTER THE DECEDENT’S court either before service on TER DISPENSING FACILITIES EAST, CITY OF WILLISTON, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the Complaint. DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. the Plaintiff's attorney or imme- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, BE- WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES The date of first publication of diately after service; otherwise, pursuant to an Order Reset- OF THE COUNTY; PROVIDING ING MORE PARTICULARLY ting Sale dated February 19, LEGAL DESCRIPTION this notice is March 1, 2018. a default will be entered against DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: FOR ALLOWANCE OF SEPA- you for the relief demanded in 2018 and entered in Case No. RATE TREATMENT OF DIS- FOR A POINT OF BEGINNING, 382016CA000136XXXXXX That portion of the East ½ of Attorney for Person Giving the complaint or petition. COMMENCE AT THE INTER- East ½ all lying north and adja- PENSING FACILITIES WITHIN Notice: of the Circuit Court in and for MUNICIPALITIES; PROVID- SECTION OF THE SOUTH- Levy County, Florida, wherein cent to the right-or-way of State Person Giving Notice: Danny J. Shipp EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY Road 24, Section 33, Township ING FOR CONFLICTS; PRO- The Law Office of Michael Clerk of the Eighth Judicial Cir- U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- VIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; LINE OF STATE ROAD NO. CIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR 13 South, Range 15 East, Levy Koch, P.A. cuit Court 121 (100' RIGHT OF WAY) County, Florida. PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE By: Michael Koch Levy County, Florida HOME EQUITY ASSET TRUST DATE. WITH THE NORTH LINE OF SE 2003-7, HOME EQUITY PASS- Florida Bar No. 0149683 By LaQuanda Latson 1/4 OF SECTION 32, TOWN- Portion of Tax Parcel 01999- Post Office Box 611 Deputy Clerk THROUGH CERTIFICATES, All persons are advised that, SHIP 12 SOUTH, RANGE 19 SERIES 2003-7 is Plaintiff and 000-00 Bronson, Florida 32621 EAST, LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- if they decide to appeal any [email protected] Published Mar 8, 15, 2018 STACI A. DEBOLT; SCOTT D. decisions made at this public IDA; THENCE S 09° 07' 15" E, GIBSON; MORTGAGE ELEC- That portion of the West ½ of 720.38 FEET, TO THE NORTH West ½ all lying north and ad- hearing, they will need a record Linda A. Baynard TRONICS REGISTRATION the proceedings and, for such LINE OF AN ALLEY, BEING A SYSTEMS , INC. ACTING jacent to the right-of-way of Post Office Box 1535 LINE PARALLEL WITH AND State Road 24; and that portion purpose, they may need to en- Chiefland, Florida 32644 SOLELY AS NOMINEE FOR sure that a verbatim record of 16 FEET NORTH OF THE FREMONT INVESTMENT of the SW ¼ of SE ¼ of NW ¼ NORTH LINE OF BLOCKS lying north and adjacent to the the proceeding is made, which Published March 1, 8, 2018 & LOAN, MIN # 1001944- record includes the testimony 1 AND 2 OF "BOWMAN'S 6000067393-9; FORD MO- right of way of State Road 24, ADDITION TO WILLISTON, Section 34, Township 13 South, and evidence upon which the TOR CREDIT COMPANY, LLC; appeal is to be based. FLORIDA", THENCE N 87° 34' UNITED STATES OF AMERI- Range 15 East, Levy County, 39" W, ALONG SAID NORTH Florida Any person requiring reason- CA; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. able accommodations to partici- LINE OF ALLEY, 317.63 FEET, 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. TO THE EASTERLY RIGHT Portion of Tax Parcel 02000- pate in this meeting should con- 2; and ALL UNKNOWN PAR- tact the County Commissioners OF WAY LINE OF NE 2ND TIES CLAIMING INTERESTS 000-00 STREET; THENCE N 10° 48' Administration Office at (352) BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR 486-5218. 54" W, ALONG SAID RIGHT AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN- This notice shall be published OF WAY LINE UNTIL OTH- once each week for four (4) con- DANT TO THIS ACTION, OR John Meeks, Chairman ERWISE NOTED, 197.57 HAVING OR CLAIMING TO secutive weeks in a Community FEET; THENCE N 07° 42' 11" Newspaper in Levy County. Levy Co. Board of County Com- HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR missioners W, 88.03 FEET; THENCE N INTEREST IN THE PROPER- Copies of all documents in this 05° 47' 23" W, 76.33 FEET; case, including Court Orders, TY HEREIN DESCRIBED, are Pub. Mar. 8, 2018 THENCE N 10° 43' 29" E, Defendants, I will sell to the are available at the Clerk of the 233.06 FEET, TO THE INTER- highest and best bidder for cash Circuit Court’s office. You may SECTION WITH THE SOUTH- in the Main Lobby of the Levy review these documents upon EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY County Courthouse, 355 Court request. LINE OF SAID STATE ROAD Street, Bronson, FL 32621 on You must keep the Clerk of the NO. 121 (80' RIGHT OF WAY), Monday, 11:00 a.m., on April 23, Circuit Court’s office notified ALSO BEING A POINT ON A 2018 the following described of your current address. Fu- CURVE CONCAVE TO THE property as set forth in said Or- ture papers in this lawsuit will NW, HAVING A RADIUS OF der or Final Judgment, to-wit: be mailed or emailed to the 914.93 FEET, AND THROUGH addresses on record with the WHICH POINT PASSES A RA- LOT 4, WATERWAY ESTATES, Clerk’s office. DIAL BEARING OF N 29° 35' ACCORDING TO THE PLAT 47" W; THENCE EASTERLY, THEREOF RECORDED IN Dated: March 1, 2018 ALONG THE ARC OF SAID PLAT DANNY J. SHIPP CURVE AND SAID RIGHT OF BOOK 1, PAGE 46, PUBLIC Clerk of the Circuit Court WAY, THROUGH A CENTRAL RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, By: LaQuanda Latson ANGLE OF 01° 12' 09", A DIS- FLORIDA. As Deputy Clerk TANCE OF 19.20 FEET, TO 355 South Court St. THE POINT OF TANGENCY ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN Bronson, FL 32621 OF SAID CURVE; THENCE INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS N 60° 24' 14" E, ALONG SAID FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, Published March 8, 15, 22, 29, RIGHT OF WAY, 207.86 FEET, OTHER THAN THE PROPER- 2018 TO THE INTERSECTION TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE WITH SAID NORTH LINE OF OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST SE 1/4; THENCE S 87° 54' 28" FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 E, ALONG SAID NORTH LINE DAYS AFTER THE SALE. OF SE 1/4, A DISTANCE OF 19.03 FEET, TO CLOSE ON In accordance with the Amer- THE POINT OF BEGINNING. icans with Disabilities Act of 1990, persons needing special PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1041 accommodation to participate in NE 6TH BLVD, WILLISTON, FL this proceeding should contact 32696 the Clerk of the Court not later than five business days prior Any person claiming an interest to the proceeding at the Levy in the surplus from the sale, if County Courthouse. Telephone any, other than the property 352-486-5228 or 1-800-955- owner as of the date of the lis 8770 via Florida Relay Service. pendens, must file a claim with- in 60 days after the sale. DATED at Bronson, Florida, on February 26, 2018. Under the Americans with Dis- abilities Act, if you are a per- DANNY J. SHIPP son with a disability who needs As Clerk, Circuit Court any accommodation in order LaQuanda Latson to participate in a proceeding, As Deputy Clerk you are entitled to be provid- ed with certain assistance at SHD Legal Group P.A. no cost to you. Please contact Attorneys for Plaintiff the ADA Coordinator, Alachua PO BOX 19519 County Family and Civil Jus- Fort Lauderdale, FL 33318 tice Center, 201 East University Telephone: (954) 564-0071 Avenue, Gainesville, FL 32601 Service E-mail: answers@shd- (352-337-6237) at least 7 days legalgroup.com before your scheduled court ap- pearance, or immediately upon Published Mar. 8, 15, 2018 receiving this notification if the time before the scheduled ap- pearance is less than 7 days. If you are hearing or voice-im- paired, call 1-800-955-8770 via Florida Relay Service. If you are hearing impaired and re- quire an ASL interpreter or an assisted listening device to par- ticipate in a proceeding, please 8B Chiefland Citizen Thursday, March 8, 2018 CLASSIFIEDS Please check your ad for any errors the first week it appears. Levy County Board of County Commissioners The Chiefland Citizen will is receiving applications for: be responsible for only ONE incorrect insertion and for no SUMMER YOUTH000SPQF COUNSELOR greater extend than the number FANNING SPRINGS AUTO of words charged for in the For job qualifications, closing dates and advertisement. No adjustment will be made on errors that do -an equal opportu- -an equal opportu- -an equal opportu- application contact Levy County Human not materially affect the value of Resource Office Phone: 352.486.5219 the advertisement. 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One Jerry Wilks similar setting Administration year of required. preferred. Three years account- experience required in record ing experience required with keeping and/or administration Fill Dirt Service one year being in government Position review date is February of financial #000T5RU [tÜÅÉÇç cÜxzÇtÇvç 28, 2018. accounting preferred. accounts by using and under- • Seal Coat JERRY • Culverts WILKS CONSTRUCTION Installed position review date is March 6, standing financial Position is open until filled. 2018. regulations. • Lime Rock • Top Soil 9 exáÉâÜvx VxÇàxÜ Experience in • Free Pregnancy Tests Faculty Position is open until filled. providing customer service pref- • Site Prep • Demolition Communications erably in the community • Confidential & Caring college setting. Two years’ expe- • Land Clearing • Asphalt Driveways Accepting donations of gently used Master’s degree with a major in Admissions rience preferred. Financial aid maternity clothing & baby items English or Literature technical Advisor experience “No Job is Too Small!” Open Mon.-Thurs., 10 to 5 writing, rhetoric composition or desirable. master’s Associates degree required, Mobile - (352) 493-3137 • Home (352) 463-6111 721 NE 4th Street, Chiefland degree with a concentration in bachelor’s preferred, if possible Position close date is March 9, Literature or English (a minimum in the field of education, Public 2018. 493-7773 of 18 graduate semester hours, relations or one or two courses in Marketing. One or more years of How to Apply Journalism may be considered full-time experience, in a related Go to www.CF.edu/JOBS with an emphasis in writing) re- field. Background in then clickJob Today’s quired. Five years of teaching community college advising or Opportunities. New Ads experience at high school, com- marketing/public Submit an munity college or university level relations desirable. electronic application, pool au- preferred. thorization card, a copy of unof- Position close date is March 6, ficial Position review date is March 14, #000T3Y0 2018. transcripts and HUNT’S PEST CONTROL Cross City Nursing and Rehabili- 2018. resume online. tation Center is looking for re- How to Apply spectful, energetic and caring Part-time marketing Assistant, Go to www.CF.edu/JOBS then A copy of transcripts from an ac- C.N.A’s, LPN’s, RN’s, Dietary Suicide Prevention click credited institution must be sub- Aides and Cooks to join our (Grant Funded) Job Opportunities. mitted with the application or team. We offer competitive pay send the transcripts via email to and shift differential for nursing Associate degree required, Submit an [email protected] or fax to 352-873-5885. staff. Please email your resume bachelor’s degree preferred. At electronic to [email protected] or least two years of experience in application, pool authorization 3001 SW College Road, Ocala, stop by 583 NE 351 Hwy, Cross the field of marketing, graphic card, a copy of unofficial tran- FL 34474 City, FL 32628 and fill out an ap- design, public relations, advertis- scripts & resume online. CF is an Equal plication. For questions please ing, or promotion with demon- A copy of transcripts from an ac- Opportunity call 352-498-2005. strated experience implement- credited institution must be sub- Employer ing campaigns using digital and mitted with the application or social media, video and print send the transcripts via email to 3001 SW College Rd, Ocala, FL required. [email protected] or fax to 352-873-5885. 34474 CF is an Equal Position Review date is February 3001 SW College Rd, Ocala, FL Opportunity 28, 2018. 34474 Employer #000SV6M Position is open until filled. ANDY’S PUMP The Cedar Key Historical Society is CF is an Equal Specialist Catering Services accepting applications for the Opportunity part-time position of Director. The Employer DOMESTIC000SRRQ VIOLENCE & High School director must have extensive com- SEXUALANOTHER ASSAULT WAY Diploma or equivalent required. puter knowledge, maintain CKHS SERVICES A website, have secretarial and organ- current Florida Driver’s License is izational skills, do minimum book- Individual counseling and required. Minimum of three years keeping, prepare bi-annual new let- support groups for women are of proven work ter, maintain an active calender of offered through Another Way, experience in the field required events and be personable and help- Inc. Our services are with at least one year as coordi- ful to the public. Deadline for appli- confidential and free. Call our nator of food service and/or cations is March 15, 2018. Please 24 hour help line for service hospitality management pre- send resumes to : J. Andrews, ferred. P.O. Box 639 Cedar Key FL 32625. locations and information at 1- For further information calls 866-875-7983. We also provide Position is open until filled. -an equal opportu- (352) 538-5030 community education and professional training to law How to Apply nity college- enforcement, healthcare and Go to www.CF.edu/JOBS then COLLEGE OF educational organizations. click CENTRAL FLORIDA Job Opportunities. Submit an Remember: electronic FACULTY MATHEMATICS Auto Body RAPE IS A CRIME ... application, pool (168 days) SALES PERSON needed at Gilchrist authorization card, a copy of Building Supply. Looking for moti- ALWAYS. #000T3VR unofficial Master’s degree in Math vated, ambitious person with experi- CollisionR & L MOBILE HOMES transcripts & resume online. or Master’s degree with a ence selling outdoor power equip- concentration in the teaching ment and parts. Benefits available Repair discipline (a minimum of 18 Call 352-463-2738 ask for Jeff Another Way, Inc. 3001 SW College Rd, Ocala, FL graduate semester hours in the Domestic Violence & Rape Crisis Center 34474 teaching discipline) – We Accept All Insurance Claims – CF is an Equal Opportunity Em- required. ployer Three years of teaching Doing business for Over 30 years. experience at high school, com- munity college or university level. Position close date is Fanning Springs Auto February 28, 2018. 16720 NW Hwy. 19 PRINT & DESIGN SPECIALIST Fanning Springs 352-463-2387 -an equal opportu- High school diploma or GED Kid’s World Preschool in Trenton nity college- equivalent required. Familiar, is hiring for a Preschool Teacher. COLLEGE OF with production type We require that all applicants have CENTRAL FLORIDA printers/copiers. Must have 000T3YE their DCF courses. CDA/FCCPC experience with SPANNS HEATING certified will be given priority. Health Information Technology- digital presses and wide format 352-463-3555. Adjunct printers. One year of design ex- Master’s degree in Education, perience required with Health care or related area pre- knowledge of Microsoft Word, ferred or Bachelor’s degree with Excel & Publisher and Adobe in RHIT or RHIA required. Teaching design, Illustrator & Photoshop. experience at the collegiate Position Review date is level. Five years of professional February 14, 2018. experience in health information management department of MAIL COURIER coding or auditing or health information related High school diploma or Cross City Nursing and Rehabili- position preferred. equivalent tation Center is looking for re- Position is opened until filled. required. Must spectful, energetic and caring possess current Florida driver’s C.N.A’s, LPN’s, RN’s, Dietary How to Apply license. Knowledge of Aides and Cooks to join our Go to www.CF.edu/JOBS then computer usage in Microsoft team. We offer competitive pay click Office. Some experience in and shift differential for nursing Job Opportunities. Submit an the operation of a light truck or staff. Please email your resume electronic van-type vehicle preferred. to [email protected] or application, pool authorization Some experience in courier or stop by 583 NE 351 Hwy, Cross card, a copy of unofficial tran- mail service operation required. City, FL 32628 and fill out an ap- scripts & resume online. plication. For questions please A copy of Position review date is call 352-498-2005. transcripts from an accredited February 14, 2018. institution must be submitted with the application or Position is Open Until Filled. send the transcripts via email to [email protected] or fax to 352-873-5885. SPECIALIST CATERING SERVICE 3001 SW College Rd, Ocala, FL 34474 High School Diploma or CF is an Equal equivalent required. A current Opportunity Florida’s Driver’s License is Employer required.

Position is open until filled. 000T297 SHED RANCH How to Apply Go to www.CF.edu/JOBS then -an equal opportu- click Job Opportunities. Submit an nity college- -an equal opportu- electronic application, pool au- COLLEGE OF thorization card, a copy of unof- CENTRAL FLORIDA nity college- ficial transcripts & resume online. COLLEGE OF A copy of transcripts from an ac- Staff Assistant III- CENTRAL FLORIDA credited institution must be Humanities/ submitted with the application Social Science Faculty- Criminal Justice or send the transcripts via email High school diploma or equiva- (168 days) to [email protected] or fax to lent 352-873-5885. required. Prefer Doctorate degree with at least secretarial or Office Manage- 18 graduate semester hours 3001 SW College Rd, Ocala, FL ment training beyone secondary inany 34474 school level. Three years of combination of Criminal Justice, CF is an Equal Opportunity Em- secretarial/clerical/computer Criminology, Law, ployer and Law Enforcement/ typing experience required. Corrections related field, Home- Position Close Date: 01/25/18. land Security or Crime Scene Foren- Part Time sics, or a Juris Doctorate degree. Educational Advisor Bachelor’s degree required. Pref- Position review date is March 19, erence is a bachelor’s degree in 2018. a student development related field. Three years’ experience Position is open until filled. City of Chiefland working with a Maintenance Worker I - Part Time diverse student How to Apply The City of Chiefland is currently ac- population in career counseling, Go to www.CF.edu/JOBS then cepting applications for a part time remediation, assessment, testing, click Maintenance Worker I. The individ- counseling/ Job Opportunities. ual applying for this position will pro- advisement, learning lab or re- vide manual labor in maintaining lated studentservices/ Submit an City recreational parks working 25 development field preferred. Po- electronic hours per pay period during the rec- sition review date 1/25/2018 . Po- application, pool authorization reational season and must have the sition is open until filled. card, a copy of unofficial tran- knowledge of equipment used in scripts & resume online. grounds maintenance. Applicants How to Apply A copy of transcripts from an ac- must provide a copy of a valid Go to www.CF.edu/JOBS then credited institution must be sub- driver’s license with application. An click mitted with the application or FDLE background check, drug Job Opportunities. Submit an send the transcripts via email to screening, and pre-employment electronic application, pool au- [email protected] or fax to 352-873-5885. physical is mandatory. Applications thorization card, a copy of unof- and job description can be obtained ficial transcripts & resume online. 3001 SW College Rd, Ocala, FL at the City of Chiefland City Hall, 34474 214 East Park Avenue between 3001 SW College Rd, Ocala, FL 7:00 AM and 5:00 PM, Monday- 34474 CF is an Equal Thursday. Open until filled. Starting CF is an Equal Opportunity Em- Opportunity pay: $10.00 hr. The City of Chief- ployer Employer land is an EOE DFW. Thursday, March 8, 2018 Chiefland Citizen B9

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