Trial Date Set for Chief's Lawsuit

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Thursday, August 27, 2020 Vol. 119, No. 35 u Two Sections 50 cents Judge: Mask mandate is constitutional What do you think? Second Judicial Circuit Court judge rules county can require face coverings in public places, businesses What do you think about Second Judicial Circuit Court Judge David Frank’s By SCOTT J. BRYAN legal. county alleging its mandatory dents the miniscule inconve- ruling on Gadsden County’s The Gadsden County Times On Monday night, Second face covering mandate violat- nience of wearing a mask and mandatory mask cover- Judicial Circuit Court Judge ed his constitutional rights. saving lives,” Frank wrote in ing ordinance being legal? A local judge has ruled David Frank ruled against a “At the end of the day, com- his ruling. “They chose saving Email Letters to the Editor Gadsden County’s manda- Gadsden County resident, missioners were asked to to [email protected]. tory face covering mandate is Gerald Carroll, who sued the choose between sparing resi- See MASK/Page 11A

QUINCY GADSDEN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT Trial date set Principal: ‘It will take for chief’s grace and compassion’ lawsuit By SCOTT J. BRYAN The Gadsden County Times

A trial date has been set for a discrim- ination lawsuit Þ led by Quincy’s police chief against the city of Quincy. On Monday, Second Ju- dicial Circuit Court Judge David Frank set a jury trial date for June 14, 2021. In June 2019, Quincy Police Chief Glenn Sapp, who is Black, Þ led a lawsuit against the city of Quincy, alleging discrimi- nation and retaliation. GLENN Sapp alleges in the law- SAPP suit he was discriminated by his race by former City Manager Mi- chael Wade and former Quincy commissioner Daniel McMillian. Sapp’s lawsuit

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Photos by SCOTT J. BRYAN/The Gadsden County Times James A. Shanks Middle School fourth-grade math and science teacher Keyunna Thomas hangs up a on solar project poster in her classroom Tuesday morning. City leaders pick companies to complete Public schools prepare for students amid COVID-19 pandemic engineering for $3.7 million project By SCOTT J. BRYAN Now, nearly six The Gadsden County Times months later, Gads- By SCOTT J. BRYAN den County alone has The Gadsden County Times hen asked more than 2,200 CO- about the VID-19 cases and 30 Quincy City Commissioners took the reopening deaths, and Florida has next step toward completing a solar ar- of public eclipsed the 600,000 ray project Aug. 19 when they unani- schoolsW next week in mark of coronavirus- mously hired a design en- Gadsden County, Roger infected residents. gineer. Milton thinks back Despite the dramati- Commissioners vot- to the heady days of cally different numbers, ed 4-0 during a special March – when about Gov. Ron DeSantis meeting to hire Florida 50 people in Florida and Florida Commis- Solar Utilities and Hof- had tested positive sioner of Education stadter and Associates to for COVID-19 and the have mandated schools complete the city’s $3.7 state mandated pub- reopen brick-and-mor- million, 1.3 megawatt so- lic schools close their tar operations. A Leon lar project. Commissioner JACK doors for fear of the County judge ruled James A. Shanks Middle School Þ fth-grade Keith Dowdell was absent MCLEAN JR. coronavirus’ unchecked teacher Sharita Baker prepares a story web for from the meeting. spread. See SCHOOLS/Page 12A her classroom. Quincy City Manager Jack McLean Jr. said the two businesses will work

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Wayne Dudley ton; granddaughters, Sherry Jackson (Jean Thomas “Wayne” Jacey Broadway (Tra- Douze) and Shiromania vis) and Payton T. Scott; Jackson; mother, Hat- Serving students meals will Dudley, 80, passed away Wednesday, Aug. great-grandchildren, tie McMillian; sisters, 12, 2020, in Jackson Carson and Camp. He Mary Robinson, Diane Hospital. is also survived by nu- McMillian, Veverly Nel- Wayne was born merous special nieces son (Willie) and Shonda include extra safety precautions March 13, 1940, in and nephews. O’Neal (Sean); brothers, Rocky Creek. He lived Graveside services Jerome McMillian, Dar- for Wayne were 11:30 ryl McMillian (Angela) in Marianna, Panama ear Parents: You want the n Personal Protective Equip- a.m. Tuesday, Aug. and Anthony McMil- City and best for your students, and ment (PPE): Our School Food 18, 2020, at Riverside lian; 17 grandchildren; Tallahas- so do we. The Gadsden Service team will wear masks and Cemetery with Pastor and a host of other sor- D see, and County School Food Service Pro- gloves when preparing food and Gary Gable ofÞ ciating. rowing relatives and his last gram has proudly served the Gads- interacting with our students. In lieu of ß owers, do- friends. years were den County community for years. While waiting in line to receive and nations can be made He was preceded in spent liv- Like you, we understand that this pay for school meals, face coverings to Cypress Grove As- death by his father, ing on year will be like no other. We would or face shields will be required by sembly of God (3250 Cleveland Jackson; Lake like to share a few things that School Food Service workers and Cypress Grove Road, son, Jerry Octavious Talquin, we’re doing to welcome students students. Grand Ridge, FL Jackson; and brother, where he spent many back and contribute to a safe and n Cleaning, Sanitizing and Dis- 32442), Covenant Care Larry McMillian. hours Þ shing at his fa- healthy school environment. infecting: The School Food Service vorite spots. He was a (4540 Lafayette St., From the very beginning of program will introduce newly Services were en- butcher by trade and Suite G, Marianna, FL the coronavirus pandemic, enhanced cleaning proce- trusted to Reed & Hall worked in the grocery 32446), or Emerald the Gadsden County School dures. Highly touched sur- Mortuary Corp, 116 W. business until his re- Coast Hospice (3015 Board has helped our schools faces and high-trafÞ c areas Jefferson St. in Quincy. tirement. Wayne was an Jefferson St., Marian- navigate these never-before- will be cleaned frequently avid FSU fan. He loved na, FL 32446). imagined circumstances with professional-grade prod- singing gospel music Marianna Chapel Paul Williams by ensuring the safety and ucts proven effective against with his family in the Funeral Home were Paul Williams Sr., 91, well-being of our students. viruses. group “Singing Regals” in charge of arrange- of Quincy, departed We have created a systematic n Social Distancing Mea- and was a member of ments. this life Saturday, Aug. and comprehensive approach ROGER sures: When students eat Cypress Grove Assem- Expressions of sym- 22, 2020, in Quincy. to the way we’ll serve our MILTON in our cafeterias, they’ll Þ nd bly of God. Wayne’s pathy may be submit- Visitation will be Gadsden County families. seating, ß oor markings and greatest love was his ted online at www.mar- 2:30-4:30 p.m. Friday, With appropriate tools and tech- other space conÞ gurations that pro- grandchildren, family, iannachapelfh.com. Aug. 28, 2020, at Wil- niques that strictly follow local, mote social distancing. We’ll also be nieces, nephews, and liams Funeral Home. A state and federal guidelines, our working closely with the school on his special dog, “Ace.” Jerry Jackson celebration of life will be team proactively supports the fol- the number of students that are in He was preceded in Jerry Earl Jackson, 10 a.m. Saturday, Aug. lowing. the cafeteria at a single time. death by his parents, 63, was born on April 29, 2020, at Sunnyvale n Extensive training: Prior to Eating meals with friends at John L. Dudley and 27, 1957, and passed Cemetery in Quincy. the Þ rst day of work and through- schools is an important part of ev- Daisy M. Dudley; his away on Monday, Aug. Williams Funeral out the school year, all School Food ery student’s day. We’re committed brother, Douglas L. 10, 2020, in Tallahas- Home of Quincy will Service employees will attend exten- to serving healthy, nutritious meals Dudley; and his sister, see. provide the service for sive COVID-19 safety precautions that you expect in a safe, welcom- Helen D. Traylor. Graveside services the Williams family. and food safety training. ing environment. The road ahead is Wayne is survived were Saturday, Aug. n Daily Pre-Shift Health sure to have twists and turns, but by his daughter, Anita 15, 2020, at Oak Grove Buddy Williams Screening: School Food Service as we navigate it together, we’ll con- Broughton (Russell); Cemetery in Mt. Pleas- Wyndell “Buddy” staff members will regularly report tinue to put the health and safety of mother of his daughter, ant. Williams, of Quincy, on their health, and we’ll conduct your student above all else. Wilma H. Black; sis- Jerry leaves to cher- passed away Aug. 7, daily temperature checks for our If you have any questions or con- ter, Clemey Parramore ish his memories the 2020, in Glendale, Ariz. team. cerns, please contact Paula Milton (Bill); grandsons, Ste- mother of his children, Services were en- n Hand Washing: This essential at [email protected], 850-694- ven L. Broughton (Crys- Shirley Reed; chil- trusted to Williams Fu- habit has always been the case! 2179 or 850-627-9651, ext. 1257. tal) and Kyle J. Brough- dren, Antwon Jackson, neral Home of Quincy. School Food Service staff members will continue to wash hands fre- Roger Milton is Gadsden County’s GRACE NOTES quently. Superintendent of Schools. ‘Let’s stand for the benediction’ How to clean and sanitize a backpack

n March 1, benediction? It’s a gift of grace, Metro backpack. rect sunlight, which 2020, just Usually, the benedic- from Creator to created 2. Check the care la- can compromise the Oweeks before the tion part of a church beings. Backpacks are use- bel to see if there are integrity of the fabric or coronavirus pandemic service is when the “Ultimately, that’s ful tools for students washing instructions. discolor the backpack. caused the world to pastor gives his parting the secret to being and adults alike. From This will determine if 6. Do not store or use spin off its axis, singer- words. However, it goes blessed,” Eclov writes. hiking supplies to you should wash it by the backpack until it is songwriters Kari Jobe beyond “Have a good “We must receive what school books to sports hand or if it can be put completely dry. and Cody Carnes per- week. See ya soon.” God gives, and we do equipment, backpacks in the machine. 7. Sometimes a back- formed their song “The The one I call my that by faith.” can store just about 3. If the bag can pack may need to be Blessing” at a uncle dad said In tumultuous times anything. As veritable be machine-washed, disinfected to prevent Charlotte, North “benediction” like these, we need to workhorses, they’re turn it inside out Þ rst the growth of fungus Carolina, church simply means receive and hold on to bound to get dirty and or place it in a pillow- or bacteria. Athlete’s worship service. a blessing with these benedictions. can beneÞ t from peri- case so that the straps foot fungus can easily Taken from the power of God So, I’d like to leave odic cleaning. and zippers will not be transfer from socks and a familiar Old behind it. you with my favorite While it may be caught. Then wash it shoes to the backpack Testament bene- “Christianity benediction, found in tempting to simply on a gentle setting with if gym clothes are left diction found in Today’ writer Lee the New Testament throw a backpack into a mild detergent and in the bag. The Spruce Numbers 6:24- Eclov writes that book of Jude: the washing machine, lukewarm water. If the says to skip chlorine 26, they sang: NANCY a benediction is “Now to him who it is important to check bag should be hand- bleach and use a pine “The Lord bless KENNEDY “a good word, is able to keep you the care instructions washed, use lukewarm oil or phenolic disinfec- you and keep the best of words from stumbling and to Þ rst. Some canvas, ny- water and a soft sponge tant or a disinfectant you, make his face from God” and isn’t present you blameless lon and fabric back- or a gentle bristle brush. wipe, such as Pine Sol shine upon you ... turn merely a wish (“I hope before the presence of packs can go in the The outdoor retailer REI or Spic-n-Span. Ly- his face toward you and the Lord blesses you”), his glory with great joy, wash, but those made says you do not want sol brand disinfectant give you peace.” but a declaration (“The to the only God, our of leather or those with to harm any protective also can be used and is They sang: “May his Lord blesses you – he Savior, through Jesus intricate details should coatings on the pack. available in liquid for- favor be upon you and really does.”). Christ our Lord, be not. Backpack manu- 4. Zippers need oc- mula or spray. a thousand genera- “It doesn’t tell us glory, majesty, domin- facturers also advise casional cleaning to If a backpack is wa- tions – your family and what God WILL do for ion, and authority, against putting back- remove dirt, sand or terproof, only wash it your children and their us, but what God is before all time and now packs in a dryer. crumbs. Many zippers once or twice per year; children and their chil- doing ever and always and forever.” Here are steps to have water-resistant otherwise, you may re- dren.” for his people,” he And all God’s people cleaning a backpack. coatings so do not scrub duce the pack’s abil- They sang: “God is writes. “It’s sort of an said, “Amen!” 1. To get started, be- them. Use a lubricant ity to repel water. Use for you, not against you uber-promise. When gin by removing any made for zippers to help cleansing wipes to spot ... God is with you – in a pastor raises his Nancy Kennedy is the items from the back- them slide smoothly. clean when necessary. your comings and your hands and says these author of “Move Over, pack, including all of 5. Hang the bag to air Backpacks can get goings, in your rejoicing words (of benediction) Victoria — I Know the the pockets. If neces- dry upside down. It like- grimy quickly. Routine and your weeping. He is as an emissary of the Real Secret,” “Girl on a sary, use a vacuum to ly will dry more quickly washing can freshen in you, all around you. Lord himself, then Swing” and “Lipstick get crumbs out of the outdoors, but avoid di- them right up. 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(850)695-0330 That made me curi- Jerrica & Family & your God Daughter Kathy. ous – what exactly is a 104 EAST WASHINGTON STREET WWW.WHATKINDCUPCAKERY.COM WWW.GADCOTIMES.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 2020, PAGE 3A GADSDEN COUNTY TIMES Burns running for Gadsden Superintendent of Schools PUBLIC NOTICES For those of you who primary and second- re-organizing and elimi- vide minor and ma- For our readers’ convenience, may not know me, I ary schools, providing nating wasteful spend- jor computer repairs, would like the opportu- professional boxing in- ing at the Gadsden and strategically locate The Gadsden County Times nity to introduce myself struction, serving as a County School District. hotspots throughout to you. I will begin by school principal, and We need an organiza- the county to ensure provides this Public Notice sharing my educational currently, supporting tional chart that reß ects equal and consistent Section for all Public Notices not background and work student development the actual number of access to appropriate experience. as an academic coach students enrolled in the internet services at all published in the Legal Notice Education has always at Tallahassee Commu- school district. Present- times. Moreover, we will been a priority to me. nity College. ly, the district has been provide updated laptop section of the newspaper. I consider my- I am asking operating as if there are and desktop computers self to be an ac- for an opportu- more than 10,000 stu- on a needed basis. complished and nity to bring our dents enrolled in our We will establish a lifelong learner. I district into the schools. Actually, we grant writing depart- earned a master’s top-25 ranking have less than 5,500 ment. Gadsden County degree in educa- in Florida. My students currently at- Schools qualify for mil- tion leadership, work experience tending our schools. lions of grant dollars which qualiÞ ed and education In order to manager that have been left on me to be a prin- has prepared and costs and improve the the table because we cipal. I have one RICHARD equipped me to quality and our capaci- did not and have not BURNS year left to com- bring quality ed- ty to serve our students, applied for funding. plete my doctor- ucation to Gads- I am proposing that we Further, there is grant NOTICE OF FUNDING ate in Business Admin- den County within the contract out the Þ nance funding for classroom AVAILABILITY istration. next four years. I am and technology service supplies, materials, Additionally, I am cer- young, energetic, moti- functions. Proactively, equipment, programs Cares Relief Funds (CRF) Program – Emergency Repair, Rental and Mortgage Assistance tiÞ ed by OSHA through vated and ready for the I have identiÞ ed estab- and salaries, etc. We the Center for Commu- many challenges we will lished Þ nancial services will apply and secure nity Disease Control. face together. consultants who will the funding needed This CDC certiÞ cate There are several provide annual audit- to move our schools ϐ conÞ rms I am certi- phases the Gadsden ing services, coordinate to that coveted top 25 ̈́ʹͶͲǡ͹͸ͺǤͲͲ Þ ed to provide training County School Dis- payroll, retirement and ranking. I just need the ȋ Ȍ ǡ in disease and virus trict must go through human resource ser- opportunity. ȋ Ȍ ǦͳͻǤ control, including CO- in order to reach top vices. I hope you’ll support ͵ͲǡʹͲʹͲǡ VID-19, in our schools ranking. First, more Too often, teachers my candidacy and “feel WHAT YOU WILL NEED TO APPLY: ǡ ǡ Ǥ and work place. Also, resources are needed and students complain the Burn.” I have earned two vo- in order to get the best about computers not – Submitted by Rich- cational certiÞ cates, qualiÞ ed teachers and being available due to ard Burns, a no-party Ǥ ϐǤǢ Ǥ in carpentry and brick staff for our students. needed repairs. We will afÞ liate candidate ǡͻ ǡ ǡ Ǥ masonry. We need funding for have a team of com- for Gadsden County ǡ ǡ My work experience competitive salaries. We puter techs contracted Superintendent of ϐ ȋͺͷͲȌͺ͹ͷǦͺ͸ͷͻǤ includes teaching in can generate funding by to design software, pro- Schools. Proof of Residency and Age ǣ

Income ǯǦ ȋǯ ǡ Quincy police seek assistance in identifying suspect ǡ ǡ ǤǤ Ȍ ͸ͲǦ ǡ ǣ The Gadsden County Times ϐȋ ͵ͲǦȌ The Quincy Police Department is Ǧ seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the person who recently ʹͲͳͻ Ǧ robbed Bell and Bates, 10 N. Duval St. ʹͲͳͻ ǡ On Monday, a Black male — wear- Ǧ ȋǯ ǡ ǡǦ ing a gray hat, black shirt, gray pants, ǡǤǤ Ȍ ϐ and ß ip ß ops — walked into Bell and Proof of Loss of Income Bates. The male went to the chain- saw section and walked out with two chainsaws without paying for them. ϐǡ Anyone who can identify the sus- Other Documentation: pect is asked to call Crime Stoppers ϐ at 850-574-TIPS. Callers may be eligible for a reward up to $3,000. Those with information can also call Quincy police Capt. Robert Mix- ǣ son at 850-627-0138. ǡ Ǥ ʹ͹ǡʹͲʹͲ͓ Ͳ Ǥ GADSDEN COUNTY GADSDEN COUNTY BOARD OF GADSDEN COUNTY BOARD OF BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING NOTICE MEETING NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Gadsden County Board of County Commissioners The next regular meeting of the Gadsden County Gadsden County Radio Tower Civil Work is soliciting bid proposals from experienced and Board of County Commissioners will be Tuesday BID NO. 20-18 ϐ September starting at pm The ǤRFP. NO: 20-19 Contracting Allan Meeks following items have been agendaed Awards Presentations and Appearances Consent Approval The Gadsden County Board of County Commissioners is Oficer: of a Proclamation for Direct Support Professionals ϐ Proposal Sep.9, Pre-Bid N/A R.F.P. No: 20-18 Contracting Allan Meeks Recognition Week Gadsden County Public Works contractors to provide Radio Tower Civil Work Due Date: 2020 Meeting Date: Oficer Department Warehouse Bid Amount Approval of Proposal Sept. 8, Pre-Bid N/A Proposal 10:00 A.M. RFP Issue Aug. 20, Department of (ighway Safety and Motor Vehicles Due Date: 2020 Meeting Date: Time EST Date: 2020 ǡ ϐ Proposal 10:00 A.M. R.F.P. Issue Aug. 19, Public Works Mosquito Control Contract Approval Time: EST Date: 2020 of Minutes June Special Meeting June Emergency Meeting June Emergency Meeting June Emergency Meeting July of County Commissioners GCBOCC is asking for Emergency Meeting )tems Pulled for Discussion All bidders should have a representative to visit all building ϐ sites take measurements and ensure to their satisfaction ϐ Citizens Requesting to be (eard on NonAgenda )tems that the scope of work prior to the bidding proposal minute limit Public (earing General Business submission is understood After the bid has been awarded Ǥ Gadsden County Property )nsurance Approval of a no extra charge or compensation will be allowed because of SoleSource Contract for the County Owned Liebert failure to resulting site visits )t is the intent of Gadsden County Board of County UPS Cooks Landing Road SCOP Approval of the Contract Extension with Dewberry Engineers )nc All bid proposals shall be submitted in duplicate one original ǡ ϐ ǡ of Engineering Services Approval of )nterLocal and three copies in sealed envelopespackages addressed ǡ ǡ Agreement with Local Municipalities and Gadsden to the Management Services Department and marked B)D County School Board Clerk of Court Updates County NO Gadsden County Radio Communication Civil Ǥ Work Any bid proposal received after the designated date Administrator Updates County Attorney Updates Discussion )tems by Commissioners Updates This will be returned unopened ϐ ǡ ǡǡǤ ǡ agenda as well as a listing of the ReceiptFile items Bidders desiring copies of the bid document for use in )nterim County Manager Gadsden County B East may be viewed in electronic format on the Countys preparing a bid proposal may obtain a set of such documents ǡ ǡ ͵ʹ͵ͷͳ Ǥ ϐǤǤ from the Countys Website at wwwgadsdengovnet or ͻǡʹͲʹͲǡͳͲǣͲͲ by contacting the Purchasing Division at B E Jefferson )f a person decides to appeal any decision by the Ǥ Board of County Commissioners with respect to any Street Quincy Florida Telephone Ȁϐ matter considered at such public meeting heshe Ǣ The County reserves the right to accept or reject any and all Ǥ will need a record of the proceedings and for such bid proposals and to waive any technicalities or irregularities submittals shall be submitted to and clearly labeled purpose heshe may need to insure that a verbatim therein The County further reserves the right to award the Ǯ Ȃ record of the proceedings is made which record agreement to that bidder whose bid proposal best complies ǯǤ includes testimony and evidence to which the appeal ϐ Ǥ In accordance with Section 286.26, Florida Statutes, ȋͳȌ ϐ ȋͷȌ persons is to be heard needing a special accommodation to proposals by notifying the County in writing at any time Ǥ prior to the deadline for bid proposal submittal After the participate in this meeting should contact the Facilities deadline the bid proposal will constitute an irrevocable Management Ofice, 9-B East Jefferson Street, Quincy, offer for a period of sixty days Once opened bid ǣ FL 32351, by written request at least 48 hours prior to proposals become a record of the County and will not be the meeting. returned to the bidders August AD YXM Ǥǡ Telephone: (850) 875-8658 or 850-694-2227. ͻ Ǥ ǡ ͵ʹ͵ͷͳ ʹ͹ǡʹͲʹͲ͓ August ADYYZ ͺͷͲǦͺ͹ͷǦ͹ʹͺ͸ PAGE 4A, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 2020 “The newspaper built on communityWWW.GADCOTIMES pride.”.COM GADSDENPage 4A | THURSDAY COUNTY, AUGUST 27 TIMES Publisher | Gerry Mulligan General Manager | William Snowden Editor | Scott J. Bryan TIMESVIEWS Member of the Florida Press Association GADSDEN COUNTY TIMES OUR VOICE Be patient, be kind to educators this year

ack in the old days, when we used rent video cas- settes so we could watch movies, there was a catchy Bslogan that implored customers to offer a small courtesy. “Be kind and rewind.” We humbly ask you to consider the Þ rst part of that request when deal- ing with educators this year. Be kind. School employees — whether they be teachers, administrators or support staff at public, private or charter schools — are entering or have launched a new school year amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The stress of working at a school is already signiÞ - EDITOR’S NOTE cant when you consider these people work long hours for not enough pay and with not enough resources. Throw in a deadly pandemic, and one can imagine the stress these A political comeback in Gadsden County educators are facing this school year. Under normal circumstances, educating large groups of children n Gadsden County’s political and energy into starting a small apparent early on that Green was is a challenge. These are not normal world, Ronterious Green was business, and he parked it at the the victor. But he declined inter- I loser. corner of Washington and Adams views until all the ballots have circumstances. Thrice, Green had offered his streets, in the heart of Quincy’s been counted – election day has What makes it even more chal- name for public service as a struggling downtown. been a cruel mistress for Green lenging is the evolving nature of the Quincy City Commissioner. Green’s business acumen has in the past. coronavirus. When schools were Thrice, voters rejected him – helped him thrive, and the shop When the voters were tallied, shuttered in Gadsden County and although by a narrower is a constant hub of people Green had 54.80 percent of margin every time he ran picking up items or placing the vote in a three-way race – a Florida, there were fewer than 50 for ofÞ ce. orders. 31-point margin of victory over cases here. Now, schools are re- On three occasions, In fact, I ran into Green the second-place vote-getter. quired to open when there are more Green offered his name on Aug. 18 – the day of the Green’s eyes Þ lled with tears than 2,000 cases. It doesn’t make and time, his hope and primary election – as he as he celebrated with support- sense. optimism, to the commu- dropped off items with sup- ers. He thanked his family and nity, and each time, the porters at the Joe Ferolito friends. His father, Bishop Willie On Monday, a judge ruled Gov. majority of voters declined Recreation Center. Green Green, proudly proclaimed it a Ron DeSantis and Education Com- to elect him to ofÞ ce. SCOTT J. was in the middle of a com- “new day in Gadsden County.” missioner Richard Corcoran could But Green didn’t give up. BRYAN petitive three-way primary I believe so. not force schools to reopen. An ap- Nor did he stop serving his against Oscar Veneszee Jr. Green’s lifelong dedication to peal will certainly be Þ led. community. and Mary Jack Greenlaw for the Gadsden County, his desire to If one learns anything from the District 5 seat vacated by Sher- launch a private business in this The continued evolving nature 2020 primary election, Green’s rie Taylor, but in the backseat of community, his endless years makes it difÞ cult for school ofÞ cials campaign and his bid for ofÞ ce – his car were ß owers. Green, the of service as a volunteer and his to plan for the future. We hope par- for a fourth time! – should be the candidate, had a work delivery to quest to make Gadsden County a ents and guardians will be kind to lesson. make – even on election day. better place to live and work are those school ofÞ cials as they traverse A campaign of compassion, a Green’s work ethic cannot all vital components in his future a new path to educating Gadsden desire to serve one’s community be questioned. Along with his as a county commissioner. and a willingness to do what is private business, he often works But you know what might be County’s students. asked of others can lead to suc- with a local funeral home. He’s most important? cess. long served as a volunteer in the He doesn’t give up. He refuses It might take time. community, including leadership to give in. His aspiration to lead OPINIONS INVITED It might be frustrating. posts with the American Cancer this community was greater than It might be painful. Society’s Relay for Life and Sher- his ego. n The opinions expressed in Gadsden County Where there is no struggle, iff Morris Young’s annual cancer If there’s one thing Gadsden Times editorials are the opinions of the newspaper. there is no progress. And Green’s walk. County needs more than any n Viewpoints depicted in political cartoons, col- election to the Gadsden County And what would Green have policy initiative or analysis, it’s a umns or letters do not necessarily represent the Board of Commissioners is a done if he’d lost a fourth elec- willingness to never compromise opinion of the editorial board. sign of progress in a community tion? one’s integrity while refusing to n Individuals are invited to express their opinions in desperate need of some. “I made the commitment that compromise on a devotion to in a letter to the editor. if I didn’t receive the results I did serve this community. n All letters must be signed and include a phone IF YOU WORK or visit down- tonight, it wouldn’t change what Green is not a political loser number, address and hometown, including letters town Quincy, you can’t help but I do for this community,” Green anymore. He’s a winner – just as sent via email at [email protected]. Phone meet Green. He’s ever present, a said on the night of the primary. he’s always been. numbers and street addresses will not be printed bright light in a downtown fend- “I love Gadsden County.” or given out. We reserve the right to edit letters for ing off economical darkness. Scott J. Bryan is editor of The length, libel, fairness and good taste. Green owns The Greenery Flo- GADSDEN COUNTY FINALLY Gadsden County Times. He can n Letters to the editor must be no longer than 400 ral and Tuxedo Place, a small but showed its love for Green. be reached at sbryan@gadcotim- words, and writers will be limited to two letters per mighty business he started when As the results rapidly arrived es.com, 850-627-7649 or https:// month. he found a need in the commu- at the Gadsden County Supervi- www.facebook.com/GCTScott- nity. He invested his time, money sor of Elections OfÞ ce, it became Bryan. THE DIRT ROAD WONDER My summer in Sylvester

hen I was a young barn. I thought the antlers long as we wanted to. The time the temptation was too and I were at Posey’s Res- teenager, I spent would be there forever until folks would have parked great to ride motorcycles with taurant and I walked on out W several weeks of I learned the squirrels would uptown and we would Þ nd them. The last thing Mama ahead of him and there was my summer vacation with chew on them for the nutri- them when we were ready to said when I left home to go a Harley sitting in front of family in Sylvester, Ga. ents. go home. up there was, “Now you stay the restaurant. I was stand- I had gone up there None of us had a I had a cousin about off of that motorcycle.” ing there admiring it and with the intention driver’s license, so my age who had a Harley- The night before Mama the owner came out. I guess of working, but the sometimes we would Davidson – a “Hog” – and was coming up there to pick someone staring at his ride Þ rst day of working hitch a ride into town another of our cousins had me up, I was sitting in the made him nervous. I told him in peanuts, I stuck a with some of the folks brought his HD “Hog” up living room reading and my I thought it was beautiful. pitchfork in my foot. It and go swimming in from Panama City. Needless cousin walked by and threw He said, “Come on, I will was not serious, but the city pool. I think to say, I spent the summer me a jacket and said, “Let’s take you for a ride,” and I they wouldn’t let me when we were young, riding all over those country go.” I had always ridden in said, “Honey, if my husband in the Þ elds after that. we were happy any- roads, hanging on for dear slacks, but this night I had walked out and saw me rid- That was Þ ne with me GWYNN time we could get into life behind one or the other on shorts and that is how I ing into the sunset with you, because I had cousins PEACOCK the water whether of them with no sign of a got my punishment for being he would have a heart at- to hang out with who KIDD pool, creek or a little helmet. I guess the reason disobedient. I burned my tack.” I haven’t had any more were really cool. river. we kept to the country roads leg on the exhaust pipe and offers to ride since then. The family grew sun to- On Saturdays, we would go and never rode into Sylvester had to wear long pants the Guess I am too old. bacco, and there was a sun into Sylvester, but it was not was because they were too rest of the summer to keep ’Til next time. Keep on the tobacco barn across the road to go to the pool. It was our young to own a motorcycle. mama from Þ nding out I had sunny side. from their house. My uncle day to go to the picture show. I always tried to be the burned it. Gwynn Peacock Kidd can nailed the antlers of the deer It was always a good Western good little girl Mama wanted I have always loved motor- be reached at Gwynn0720@ he had killed all over that and we would stay there as me to be, but that was one cycles. One afternoon, Brian comcast.net. WWW.GADCOTIMES.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 2020, PAGE 5A GADSDEN COUNTY TIMES ASK JUDGE SMITH It could be worse: decimation, anarchy and plague

n 49 B.C., Julius Cae- throughout the empire, sar, a charismatic lead- which facilitated travel and I er, became Rome’s dicta- commerce. It built aque- tor for life, which lasted Þ ve ducts, some of which are years until he was assas- still standing, that supplied sinated. Afterward, what reliable potable water. was left of Rome’s republic In addition to providing teetered for 17 years while law, stable government, and would-be dictators aligned, police power throughout conspired, and fought the empire, Rome instituted among themselves to a welfare state that become Rome’s undis- provided bread for the puted leader. poor. Over the centu- In 27 B.C., Augus- ries, the taxes Rome tus, Caesar’s grand- collected funded the nephew and adopted empire’s infrastruc- son, became emperor ture and raised the for life. Augustus was standard of living for smart, level headed, millions of its inhabit- and a talented or- J. LAYNE ants. SMITH ganizer. He united However, those Rome, greatly ex- taxes also fueled panded its reach, and ruled world conquest and endless effectively for 41 years. bloodshed. Rome conquered Just how big of a deal many peoples, killing, were Caesar and Augustus? enslaving, or subjugating Over 2,000 years later two them in the process. For months of our annual cal- conquered peoples, it was endar, July and August, are a matter of assimilation or named for them. annihilation. The Roman Empire Sometimes rebellions spanned over 500 years, against Roman authority but after Augustus few arose in its provinces. Rome emperors enjoyed long or eliminated rebellions with distinguished reigns. For ruthless efÞ ciency through one 75-year stretch, over the practice of decimation. offenders to survive and anarchy. Thus, depending kind’s deadliest pandemic 20 men served as emperor, Rather than killing every continue serving the em- on the circumstances, hav- yet, killed half of its popula- usually acquiring their posi- person suspected of trea- pire. It also persuaded them ing a bad government may tion. tions by murdering their son, Rome simply lined to behave or be next. be preferable to having no predecessors. Being emper- them up, counted them off, Rome fell in 476 A.D. government at all. J. Layne Smith is a circuit or was an all-powerful but and executed every 10th due to government corrup- The Roman Empire was judge and author of the short-lived occupation. man. tion, a soft economy, and replaced by the feudal sys- Amazon internationally Notwithstanding frequent The method of execution an over-reliance on foreign tem and society stagnated. bestselling book “Civics, instability at the top, the was purposely horriÞ c, of- soldiers. It was overrun by Afterward, Europe endured Law, and Justice — How Roman Empire achieved ten by scourging or cruci- invading barbarians who 1,000 years of the Middle We Became U.S.” Email your much. Rome built and Þ xion. This practice allowed raped, pillaged, and created Ages until successive waves questions to askjudgesmith@ serviced roads and wharves nine-tenths of suspected widespread and long-lasting of bubonic plague, man- gmail.com. HOME ON THE RANGE h e Mossberg MC1sc

ey Joe,” I grab his “Harm. “Lookit that! The sign says it’s a Mossberg, but it isn’t a shotgun. It’s a 9mm. Did someone get the tag wrong?” We’re at the gun show at the Tallahas- see fairgrounds. We don’t miss gun shows. Joe ß ips over the label. “The tag is cor- rect. It is a Moss- berg.” “Joe, Mossberg makes MARJ shot- LAW guns.” “Yes, but about a hundred years ago, Mossberg “The price tag, for “Yes. Trigger pull is continues hopefully to Maybe I need one. Marj Law can be made handguns. They one. The MC1 is sup- somewhere between Joe. “The mag release Who out there has reached at marjlj@aol. made one that was posed to rival Glock’s 5 and 6 pounds. Not can be changed to the this Mossberg? com. sort of like a pepper- 43. Well, it is quite a lot bad for a carry gun. other side. It’s ambi- box. It was small and cheaper.” Smoother than the dextrous. Glock 43’s square-ish with four The sales guy notices Glock’s. And the trig- isn’t. And speaking of barrels. They called it a our whispering and ger is ß at, where the magazines, the Glock The Gadsden County Times Brownie.” beadles on over. Glock’s is curved. Un- 43’s mags Þ t in the I’m reading some of “Did you see how this like the Glock, it’s got a MC1. Also, the gun 112 E. Washington St. the speciÞ cs. gun breaks down?” steel guide rod. Should eats about any ammo Quincy, FL 323512415 “Well, this thing only he asks and proceeds hold up better. Also, you put in. Hollow- AND CONTINUING THE CHATTAHOOCHEE TRIBUNE has one barrel, and to show us. First, he unlike the Glock, you points, too. What do (USPS 212720) ESTABLISHED 1901 it’s a subcompact that removes the magazine don’t have to dry Þ re you think? Will it Þ t in holds six rounds or you and shows us that the before taking down the your pocket?” Editor can put in the extendo chamber is empty. gun. This has caused He’s looking at the Scott J. Bryan, [email protected] mag that holds seven Then he locks the some unintentional Þ r- gun lust in Joe’s face. rounds with one in the slide back and removes ing of the Glock. With I’m sure he’s thinking Legals/ClassiÞ ed/OfÞ ce Manager chamber.” the plate at the rear of this Mossberg, you he’s about to reel in a Picking it up, I notice the slide. This disen- remove the Þ ring pin as live one. LaFoya Bell, [email protected] the narrow grip. gages the Þ ring pin part of Þ eldstripping. “This 9mm handgun “Hmm. Looks like it’s capture and he takes They call it a STS: safe is 6.25 inches long, Advertising single stacked. Fits in it out the back. He re- takedown system.” with a barrel of 3.4 Breanna Rittman, [email protected] my small hand pretty leases the slide slowly He looks at Joe. inches. It only weighs well, but I bet the off the frame. “Didja see the maga- 19 ounces unloaded. 7-round mag gives an Well, that’s a differ- zine? Notice that it’s At 1.03 inches wide, Toll free classiÞ ed ad contact: 8776761403 even better grip.” ent way to Þ eldstrip a clear? Easy to see what it won’t hardly make Circulation: 8774016408 Now Joe picks it up. gun! you’ve got in it! Also, it a ripple under your “I’d have to use the “So, tell us why we has an orange follower. shirt.” He sticks the Telephone: 850-627-7649 Fax: 850-627-7191 extendo mag. My Þ n- should buy this little Drop that baby on the MC1 under his T-shirt Web: www.gadcotimes.com gers are too big to get guy, and not the Glock ground and you won’t to prove his point. Published weekly every Thursday by a good grip,” he thinks 43?” I ask. have any problem Þ nd- “You’re really lucky The Gadsden County Times. out loud. “First of all, there’s ing it! to see this Mossberg Periodical Postage paid at Quincy, FL 32351 “I like the small grip, the price. At a lot more See the sights? Big today. They’re backor- Mailing address: but this Þ nish sure is than $100 less than white dots, right? dered everywhere else. 112 E. Washington St.,Quincy, FL 323512415 oogly. Looks like they the Glock, this is a These back sights are Want I should wrap it Copyright 2020 by the Gadsden County Times. put sand in the Þ nish. great value.” dovetailed in, so if you up right now?” All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or part is pro Is it Parkerized?” He puts the gun back want to get tritium Joe is torn. I know hibited without written permission from the publisher. Sub He’s got the brochure together and racks the for instance, you can he’d love to shoot this scription rates, 50 cents per copy in his hands. slide. change them. They are gun. But I’ve already “Nope. It’s a titanium “Feel the trigger,” he adjustable, too. You put away the H&R Yearly EZ Pay Yearly nitride matte black says and passes the can adjust them for Sportsman 999 re- In County $37.99 $32.99 Þ nish. Supposed to MC1 to me. (and he looks at me) volver for Christmas. In State $52.99 $47.99 prevent rust because I shut my eyes and right and left.” He’s got his eye on Out of State $62.99 $57.99 it’s a carry gun subject squeeze the trigger “That’s windage,” I something else for his Online Only $37.99 $32.99 to body heat, sweat slowly. say, looking at Joe as if birthday in April. Advertising rates available upon request. POSTMASTER: and movement.” “It’s got a really he didn’t know. Maybe he’ll get lucky Send address changes to the Gadsden County Times, 112 E. “OK. So what’s so smooth one!” Are you a lefty?” he for Christmas of 2021. Washington St., Quincy, FL 323512415. great about this gun?” PAGE 6A, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 2020 WWW.GADCOTIMES.COM GADSDEN PageCOUNTY 6A | THURSDAY T, AIMESUGUST 27 “The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.” Destination -Augustine of Hippo GADSDEN COUNTY TIMES BIRDSONG NATURE CENTER

Photos by VICKIE LILLO/Special to The Times Two Cedar Waxwings rest comfortably on a tree at Birdsong Nature Center in Thomasville, Ga. h omasville, Ga., nature preserve boasts birds, trails and more

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THOMASVILLE, GA. he newly-hatched Eastern Bluebird babies are naked T and pink, completely bald for the Þ rst 48 hours or so. Feathers begin to develop on the fourth or Þ fth day, and in two weeks’ time, the hatchlings will begin to ß edge and leave the nest. The Birdsong Nature Center, on 565 acres of pristine wilderness between Havana and Thom- asville, was originally nothing but longleaf pine forest in the early 1800s, before becoming a cotton plantation, then a prosper- ous cattle farm. Today, this educational, nonproÞ t refuge is a sanctuary for wildß owers, butterß ies and avifauna, open to the public for year- round entertainment. A dozen miles of nature trails meander through meadows, swamps and ponds – a multitude of habitats where you can devote an entire day with your family, if you like, being at one with South Georgia’s wildlife. A Bluejay enjoys some food from a bird window at Birdsong Nature Center. For visitors who desire a more hands-on approach to birdwatching, assisting Birdsong Nature with the spring-through- summer, twice-weekly Center counting of the 43 nesting boxes along the Bluebird n Location: 2106 Meridian Trail is an option. Road in Thomasville, Ga. Flanked by tall grasses n Phone number: 229- and fodder from the Gin 377-4408. House Field, the site of n Hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. the yearly burn, Eastern Wednesday, Friday and Satur- Bluebirds, Carolina Chick- day, 1-5 p.m. Sunday adees, Tufted Titmice and n Admission: $5 per adult, Brown-headed Nuthatches $2.50 for children. Children raise their broods in the ages 4-12 are admitted free. sanctum of these perma- Members are also admitted nent birdie hotels. free. All of the accommoda- tions are equipped with the briars – wild black- round bafß es containing berries with teensy white a rubber piece to seal the ß owers – alongside crim- opening, to prevent preda- son clover with red cone- tors from getting to the shaped ß orets. eggs and eating them – It’s better to be in the anti-squirrel, possum, rac- presence of any of the coon and snake devices. Birdsong volunteers – Following the Bluebird 85-year-old, longtime Trail requires tramping bird-counting veteran Bob through wheat-like grasses of broom sage and amongst See BIRDSONG/Page 7A WWW.GADCOTIMES.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 2020, PAGE 7A GADSDEN COUNTY TIMES

Photos by VICKIE LILLO/Special to The Times Baby bluebirds rest in a nest at Birdsong Nature Center in Thomasville, Ga.

the plentiful suet, cornmeal BIRDSONG and sunß ower seeds. Continued from Page 6A Constantly-whirring hum- mingbirds steal nectar from Bearss, David Jones or Myles hanging feeders and bur- Black. geoning ß ower blossoms. “We have to open the boxes Squirrels scamper willy-nilly carefully,” Bearss said, tap- along the overhanging tree ping gently on the enclosed branches, intertwined high wooden cage to alert the above this avian paradise. birds, just in case mama is Even the occasional raccoon sitting with her young, “that stops in for a friendly nibble. way we don’t disturb them, All of the creatures for- because they will be nestled age and dine with zest, 100 down inside that nest.” percent impervious, and not Once determination is the least bit ß ustered by the made there are indeed hordes of bird-watchers eye- hatchlings in the house, the ing them through the win- gentlemen spray Raid at the dowpane. bottom of the pedestal for April through November, ants and sprinkle diatoma- Lepidoptera lovers can stroll ceous earth on the base to through the Butterß y Gar- combat lice. Since monitor- den, “one of the main jew- ing of the Bluebird lodgings els in the Birdsong crown,” began in 2002, more than babies. these colonies of large black nature refuge, an enormous comments Kathleen Brady, 3,000 ß edglings have been Visiting birder Richard aerialists, with the steel-blue sheet of plate-glass was executive director, in her nurtured and successfully Moenz, down from New York sheen, create their domicile installed in the dining area bimonthly newsletter. left the haunt. to see relatives in the area, and lay eggs inside a stand of their home. A transparent Moths and butterß ies Rambling through the remarked, “I’ll bet that snake of hanging gourds. Watch as porthole for glimpsing com- frequent this horticultural charred Þ elds of short- and was licking its chops.” An they dart in and out of the mon backyard birds coming utopia, ß ittering from bloom long-leaf pines, sporadically avian enthusiast, he was hollowed-out fruit carcasses, to feast. The metamorpho- to bloom in a ß urry of vibrant burned every three years to highly impressed with the disappearing through the sis was spectacular – once color and brilliant patterning. clear out the underbrush successes of the bluebird tiny center-holes in the blink a barren chicken yard, the Whether you come for a and foster forest regrowth, dwellings here at Birdsong. of an eye, to feed their resi- landscaping just behind the brisk stroll along the nature according to Bearss, “makes Now, if traipsing through dent offspring. house emerged as an oasis trails, to count the eggs and it easy to see where you’re tangles of coppice along Better yet, if you just want of ferns and foliage, with new-borns of the bluebirds going … to see exactly where the Bluebird Trail or hiking to see “an absolute smorgas- neon-green moss bordering and nuthatches, to amble the boxes are.” through marshy territory bord of birds,” based on the a trickling waterfall with a through the woodlands, It’s rather like an Easter near the ponds of the Och- comments of visiting teacher small pool of water for wing listening for the arias of na- egg hunt, never knowing locknee River watershed are and UGA researcher, Glen washing. tive passerines, or merely what you’re going to Þ nd. not your style of birding, feel Harris, head to the Bird Blue Jays, Carolina Wrens, to picnic outdoors and soak In Bluebird Box No. 24, on free to grab a seat on the Window. Yellow-rumped Warblers, To- up some of that precious the gin Þ eld, one very frigid bench across from the Purple Commissioned in 1958 by whees, roadrunner-like Her- southern Georgia sunshine, morning, the men found Martin homes and simply Ed and Betty Komarek, the mit Thrushes, just to name Birdsong awaits. a snake curled up inside enjoy the show. owners who transformed the a few, ß ock to this mealtime It welcomes you with open the roost, together with live From January to June, grounds into the current-day haven to take advantage of arms. And glorious singing. 1st Realty Appraisal, Inc. LAFOYA’S LIST URSULA HANNAH 1ST REALTY BEST RATES APPRAISAL, INC. IN THE PAPER Devoted to the progress of Gadsden County since 1901 850-556-3732 [email protected] Ursula1stRealty.com 112 East Washington Street [email protected] CALL LAFOYA BELL 850-627-7649 • www.gadcotimes.com 2625 Blairstone Rd. 850-627-7649 F OLLOW US ON Tallahassee, FL 32301 000WIQ9

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PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS AND REVISIONS FOR THE 2020 GENERAL ELECTION I, Laurel M. Lee, Secretary of State for Florida, amendment or revision is approved by vote of assessed value of the new homestead shall be dollars and up to seventy-five thousand dollars, do hereby give notice that the ballot title, ballot at least sixty percent of the electors voting on increased so that the difference between the just upon establishment of right thereto in the manner summary and as applicable, the financial impact the measure in each of two elections, it shall be value and the assessed value equals $500,000. prescribed by law. The real estate may be held statement for each of the following proposed effective as an amendment to or revision of the Thereafter, the homestead shall be assessed as by legal or equitable title, by the entireties, jointly, amendments and revisions to the Florida Con- constitution of the state on the first Tuesday after provided in this subsection. b. By general law and in common, as a condominium, or indirectly by stitution will be on the General Election ballot on the first Monday in January following the second subject to conditions specified therein, the legisla- stock ownership or membership representing the November 3, 2020 in each county. The full text election in which the proposed amendment or re- ture shall provide for application of this paragraph owner’s or member’s proprietary interest in a cor- as appears herein may also be found at https:// vision is approved, or on such other date as may to property owned by more than one person. poration owning a fee or a leasehold initially in dos.elections.myflorida.com/initiatives/, at Flor- be specified in the amendment or revision. (e) The legislature may, by general law, for as- excess of ninety-eight years. The exemption shall idaPublicNotices.com, and at this newspaper’s SECTION 7. Tax or fee limitation.—Notwithstand- sessment purposes and subject to the provisions not apply with respect to any assessment roll until website. ing Article X, Section 12(d) of this constitution, of this subsection, allow counties and municipal- such roll is first determined to be in compliance no new State tax or fee shall be imposed on or ities to authorize by ordinance that historic prop- with the provisions of section 4 by a state agency No. 1 after November 8, 1994 by any amendment to erty may be assessed solely on the basis of char- designated by general law. This exemption is re- Constitutional Amendment this constitution unless the proposed amend- acter or use. Such character or use assessment pealed on the effective date of any amendment to Article VI, Section 2 ment is approved by not fewer than two-thirds of shall apply only to the jurisdiction adopting the or- this Article which provides for the assessment of the voters voting in each of the two elections in dinance. The requirements for eligible properties homestead property at less than just value. ARTICLE VI, SECTION 2. Electors. —Every citi- which such proposed amendment is considered. must be specified by general law. (b) Not more than one exemption shall be allowed zen Only a citizen of the United States who is at For purposes of this section, the phrase “new (f) A county may, in the manner prescribed by any individual or family unit or with respect to any least eighteen years of age and who is a perma- State tax or fee” shall mean any tax or fee which general law, provide for a reduction in the as- residential unit. No exemption shall exceed the nent resident of the state, if registered as provid- would produce revenue subject to lump sum or sessed value of homestead property to the ex- value of the real estate assessable to the owner ed by law, shall be an elector of the county where other appropriation by the Legislature, either for tent of any increase in the assessed value of that or, in case of ownership through stock or mem- registered. the State general revenue fund or any trust fund, property which results from the construction or bership in a corporation, the value of the propor- which tax or fee is not in effect on November 7, reconstruction of the property for the purpose of tion which the interest in the corporation bears to No. 2 1994 including without limitation such taxes and providing living quarters for one or more natural the assessed value of the property. Constitutional Amendment fees as are the subject of proposed constitutional or adoptive grandparents or parents of the owner (c) By general law and subject to conditions spec- Article X, Section 24 amendments appearing on the ballot on Novem- of the property or of the owner’s spouse if at least ified therein, the Legislature may provide to rent- ber 8, 1994. This section shall apply to proposed one of the grandparents or parents for whom the ers, who are permanent residents, ad valorem ARTICLE X, SECTION 24. Florida minimum constitutional amendments relating to State taxes living quarters are provided is 62 years of age or tax relief on all ad valorem tax levies. Such ad wage.— or fees which appear on the November 8, 1994 older. Such a reduction may not exceed the less- valorem tax relief shall be in the form and amount (c) MINIMUM WAGE. Employers shall pay Em- ballot, or later ballots, and any such proposed er of the following: (1) The increase in assessed established by general law. ployees Wages no less than the Minimum Wage amendment which fails to gain the two-thirds vote value resulting from construction or reconstruc- (d) The legislature may, by general law, allow for all hours worked in Florida. Six months after required hereby shall be null, void and without tion of the property. counties or municipalities, for the purpose of their enactment, the Minimum Wage shall be estab- effect. (2) Twenty percent of the total assessed value of respective tax levies and subject to the provisions lished at an hourly rate of $6.15. Effective Sep- the property as improved. of general law, to grant either or both of the follow- tember 30th, 2021, the existing state Minimum No. 5 (g) For all levies other than school district levies, ing additional homestead tax exemptions: Wage shall increase to $10.00 per hour, and Constitutional Amendment assessments of residential real property, as de- (1) An exemption not exceeding fifty thousand then increase each September 30th thereafter by Article VII, Section 4 and Article XII fined by general law, which contains nine units or dollars to a person who has the legal or equitable $1.00 per hour, until the Minimum Wage reaches fewer and which is not subject to the assessment title to real estate and maintains thereon the per- $15.00 per hour on September 30th, 2026. On ARTICLE VII, Finance and Taxation. SECTION 4. limitations set forth in subsections (a) through (d) manent residence of the owner, who has attained September 30th of 2027 that year and on each Taxation; assessments.— shall change only as provided in this subsection. age sixty-five, and whose household income, as following September 30th, the state Agency for By general law regulations shall be prescribed (1) Assessments subject to this subsection shall defined by general law, does not exceed twenty Workforce Innovation shall calculate an adjust- which shall secure a just valuation of all property be changed annually on the date of assessment thousand dollars; or ed Minimum Wage rate by increasing the current for ad valorem taxation, provided: provided by law; but those changes in assess- (2) An exemption equal to the assessed value Minimum Wage rate by the rate of inflation during (a) Agricultural land, land producing high water ments shall not exceed ten percent (10%) of the of the property to a person who has the legal the twelve months prior to each September 1st recharge to Florida’s aquifers, or land used exclu- assessment for the prior year. or equitable title to real estate with a just value using the consumer price index for urban wage sively for noncommercial recreational purposes (2) No assessment shall exceed just value. less than two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, earners and clerical workers, CPI-W, or a suc- may be classified by general law and assessed (3) After a change of ownership or control, as as determined in the first tax year that the own- cessor index as calculated by the United States solely on the basis of character or use. defined by general law, including any change of er applies and is eligible for the exemption, and Department of Labor. Each adjusted Minimum (b) As provided by general law and subject to ownership of a legal entity that owns the proper- who has maintained thereon the permanent res- Wage rate calculated shall be published and take conditions, limitations, and reasonable definitions ty, such property shall be assessed at just value idence of the owner for not less than twenty-five effect on the following January 1st. For tipped specified therein, land used for conservation pur- as of the next assessment date. Thereafter, such years, who has attained age sixty-five, and whose Employees meeting eligibility requirements for poses shall be classified by general law and as- property shall be assessed as provided in this household income does not exceed the income the tip credit under the FLSA, Employers may sessed solely on the basis of character or use. subsection. limitation prescribed in paragraph (1). The gen- credit towards satisfaction of the Minimum Wage (c) Pursuant to general law tangible personal (4) Changes, additions, reductions, or improve- eral law must allow counties and municipalities tips up to the amount of the allowable FLSA tip property held for sale as stock in trade and live- ments to such property shall be assessed as to grant these additional exemptions, within the credit in 2003. stock may be valued for taxation at a specified provided for by general law; however, after the limits prescribed in this subsection, by ordinance percentage of its value, may be classified for tax adjustment for any change, addition, reduction, or adopted in the manner prescribed by general law, No. 3 purposes, or may be exempted from taxation. improvement, the property shall be assessed as and must provide for the periodic adjustment of Constitutional Amendment (d) All persons entitled to a homestead exemp- provided in this subsection. the income limitation prescribed in this subsection Article VI, Section 5 tion under Section 6 of this Article shall have their (h) For all levies other than school district levies, for changes in the cost of living. homestead assessed at just value as of January assessments of real property that is not subject (e)(1) Each veteran who is age 65 or older who ARTICLE VI, SECTION 5. Primary, general, and 1 of the year following the effective date of this to the assessment limitations set forth in subsec- is partially or totally permanently disabled shall special elections.— amendment. This assessment shall change only tions (a) through (d) and (g) shall change only as receive a discount from the amount of the ad va- (c) All elections for the Florida legislature, gover- as provided in this subsection. provided in this subsection. lorem tax otherwise owed on homestead property nor and cabinet shall be held as follows: (1) Assessments subject to this subsection shall (1) Assessments subject to this subsection shall the veteran owns and resides in if the disability (1) A single primary election shall be held for each be changed annually on January 1st of each year; be changed annually on the date of assessment was combat related and the veteran was hon- office. All electors registered to vote for the office but those changes in assessments shall not ex- provided by law; but those changes in assess- orably discharged upon separation from military being filled shall be allowed to vote in the primary ceed the lower of the following: a. Three percent ments shall not exceed ten percent (10%) of the service. The discount shall be in a percentage election for said office regardless of the voter’s, (3%) of the assessment for the prior year. b. The assessment for the prior year. equal to the percentage of the veteran’s perma- or any candidate’s, political party affiliation or lack percent change in the Consumer Price Index for (2) No assessment shall exceed just value. nent, service-connected disability as determined of same. all urban consumers, U.S. City Average, all items (3) The legislature must provide that such proper- by the United States Department of Veterans Af- (2) All candidates qualifying for election to the 1967=100, or successor reports for the preceding ty shall be assessed at just value as of the next fairs. To qualify for the discount granted by this office shall be placed on the same ballot for the calendar year as initially reported by the United assessment date after a qualifying improvement, paragraph subsection, an applicant must submit primary election regardless of any candidate’s po- States Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Sta- as defined by general law, is made to such prop- to the county property appraiser, by March 1, an litical party affiliation or lack of same. tistics. erty. Thereafter, such property shall be assessed official letter from the United States Department (3) The two candidates receiving the highest (2) No assessment shall exceed just value. as provided in this subsection. of Veterans Affairs stating the percentage of the number of votes cast in the primary election shall (3) After any change of ownership, as provided (4) The legislature may provide that such proper- veteran’s service-connected disability and such advance to the general election. For elections in by general law, homestead property shall be as- ty shall be assessed at just value as of the next evidence that reasonably identifies the disability which only two candidates qualify for the same sessed at just value as of January 1 of the fol- assessment date after a change of ownership or as combat related and a copy of the veteran’s office, no primary will be held and the winner will lowing year, unless the provisions of paragraph control, as defined by general law, including any honorable discharge. If the property appraiser be determined in the general election. (8) apply. Thereafter, the homestead shall be as- change of ownership of the legal entity that owns denies the request for a discount, the appraiser (4) Nothing in this subsection shall prohibit a po- sessed as provided in this subsection. the property. Thereafter, such property shall be must notify the applicant in writing of the reasons litical party from nominating a candidate to run for (4) New homestead property shall be assessed at assessed as provided in this subsection. for the denial, and the veteran may reapply. The office under this subsection. Nothing in this sub- just value as of January 1st of the year following (5) Changes, additions, reductions, or improve- Legislature may, by general law, waive the annual section shall prohibit a party from endorsing or the establishment of the homestead, unless the ments to such property shall be assessed as application requirement in subsequent years. otherwise supporting a candidate as provided by provisions of paragraph (8) apply. That assess- provided for by general law; however, after the (2) If a veteran who receives the discount de- law. A candidate’s affiliation with a political party ment shall only change as provided in this sub- adjustment for any change, addition, reduction, or scribed in paragraph (1) predeceases his or her may appear on the ballot as provided by law. section. improvement, the property shall be assessed as spouse, and if, upon the death of the veteran, the (5) This amendment is self-executing and shall be (5) Changes, additions, reductions, or improve- provided in this subsection. surviving spouse holds the legal or beneficial ti- effective January 1, 2024. ments to homestead property shall be assessed (i) The legislature, by general law and subject to tle to the homestead property and permanently as provided for by general law; provided, howev- conditions specified therein, may prohibit the con- resides thereon, the discount carries over to the No. 4 er, after the adjustment for any change, addition, sideration of the following in the determination of surviving spouse until he or she remarries or sells Constitutional Amendment reduction, or improvement, the property shall be the assessed value of real property: or otherwise disposes of the homestead property. Article XI, Sections 5 and 7 assessed as provided in this subsection. (1) Any change or improvement to real property If the surviving spouse sells or otherwise dispos- (6) In the event of a termination of homestead sta- used for residential purposes made to improve es of the property, a discount not to exceed the ARTICLE XI, SECTION 5. Amendment or revi- tus, the property shall be assessed as provided the property’s resistance to wind damage. dollar amount granted from the most recent ad sion election.— by general law. (2) The installation of a solar or renewable energy valorem tax roll may be transferred to the surviv- (a) A proposed amendment to or revision of this (7) The provisions of this amendment are sever- source device. ing spouse’s new homestead property, if used as constitution, or any part of it, shall be submitted able. If any of the provisions of this amendment (j) (1) The assessment of the following working his or her permanent residence and he or she has to the electors at the next general election held shall be held unconstitutional by any court of waterfront properties shall be based upon the not remarried. more than ninety days after the joint resolution competent jurisdiction, the decision of such court current use of the property: a. Land used pre- (3) This subsection is self-executing and does not or report of revision commission, constitutional shall not affect or impair any remaining provisions dominantly for commercial fishing purposes. b. require implementing legislation. convention or taxation and budget reform com- of this amendment. (8) a. A person who estab- Land that is accessible to the public and used for (f) By general law and subject to conditions and mission proposing it is filed with the custodian lishes a new homestead as of January 1, 2009, vessel launches into waters that are navigable. c. limitations specified therein, the Legislature may of state records, unless, pursuant to law enact- or January 1 of any subsequent year and who Marinas and drystacks that are open to the pub- provide ad valorem tax relief equal to the total ed by the affirmative vote of three-fourths of the has received a homestead exemption pursuant lic. d. Water-dependent marine manufacturing fa- amount or a portion of the ad valorem tax other- membership of each house of the legislature and to Section 6 of this Article as of January 1 of any cilities, commercial fishing facilities, and marine wise owed on homestead property to: limited to a single amendment or revision, it is either of the three two years immediately preced- vessel construction and repair facilities and their (1) The surviving spouse of a veteran who died submitted at an earlier special election held more ing the establishment of the new homestead is support activities. from service-connected causes while on active than ninety days after such filing. If the proposed entitled to have the new homestead assessed at (2) The assessment benefit provided by this sub- duty as a member of the United States Armed amendment or revision is approved as provided less than just value. If this revision is approved section is subject to conditions and limitations Forces. in subsection (e), it shall be submitted to the elec- in January of 2008, a person who establishes a and reasonable definitions as specified by the (2) The surviving spouse of a first responder who tors a second time at the next general election new homestead as of January 1, 2008, is enti- legislature by general law. died in the line of duty. occurring at least ten weeks after the election in tled to have the new homestead assessed at (3) A first responder who is totally and perma- which the proposed amendment or revision is ini- less than just value only if that person received ARTICLE XII, SCHEDULE nently disabled as a result of an injury or injuries tially approved. a homestead exemption on January 1, 2007. The Transfer of the accrued benefit from specified lim- sustained in the line of duty. Causal connection (b) A proposed amendment or revision of this assessed value of the newly established home- itations on homestead property tax assessments; between a disability and service in the line of duty constitution, or any part of it, by initiative shall be stead shall be determined as follows: 1. If the just increased portability period.—This section and shall not be presumed but must be determined submitted to the electors at the general election value of the new homestead is greater than or the amendment to Section 4 of Article VII, which as provided by general law. For purposes of this provided the initiative petition is filed with the cus- equal to the just value of the prior homestead as extends to three years the time period during paragraph, the term “disability” does not include a todian of state records no later than February 1 of of January 1 of the year in which the prior home- which the accrued benefit from specified limita- chronic condition or chronic disease, unless the the year in which the general election is held. If stead was abandoned, the assessed value of the tions on homestead property tax assessments injury sustained in the line of duty was the sole the proposed amendment or revision is approved new homestead shall be the just value of the new may be transferred from a prior homestead to cause of the chronic condition or chronic disease. as provided in subsection (e), it shall be submit- homestead minus an amount equal to the lesser a new homestead, shall take effect January 1, As used in this subsection and as further defined ted to the electors a second time at the next gen- of $500,000 or the difference between the just 2021. by general law, the term “first responder” means eral election. value and the assessed value of the prior home- a law enforcement officer, a correctional officer, (c) The legislature shall provide by general law, stead as of January 1 of the year in which the No. 6 a firefighter, an emergency medical technician, prior to the holding of an election pursuant to this prior homestead was abandoned. Thereafter, the Constitutional Amendment or a paramedic, and the term “in the line of duty” section, for the provision of a statement to the homestead shall be assessed as provided in this Article VII, Section 6 and Article XII means arising out of and in the actual perfor- public regarding the probable financial impact of subsection. 2. If the just value of the new home- mance of duty required by employment as a first any amendment proposed by initiative pursuant stead is less than the just value of the prior home- ARTICLE VII Finance and Taxation SECTION 6. responder. to section 3. stead as of January 1 of the year in which the prior Homestead exemptions.— (d) Once in the tenth week, and once in the sixth homestead was abandoned, the assessed value (a) Every person who has the legal or equitable ARTICLE XII, SCHEDULE week immediately preceding the week in which of 98 the new homestead shall be equal to the title to real estate and maintains thereon the per- Ad valorem tax discount for surviving spouses an the election is held, the proposed amendment just value of the new homestead divided by the manent residence of the owner, or another legally of certain permanently disabled veterans.—The or revision, with notice of the date of election at just value of the prior homestead and multiplied or naturally dependent upon the owner, shall be amendment to Section 6 of Article VII, relating to which it will be submitted to the electors, shall be by the assessed value of the prior homestead. exempt from taxation thereon, except assess- the ad valorem tax discount for spouses 144 of published in one newspaper of general circulation However, if the difference between the just value ments for special benefits, up to the assessed certain deceased veterans who had permanent, in each county in which a newspaper is published. of the new homestead and the assessed value valuation of twenty-five thousand dollars and, for combat-related disabilities, and this section shall (e) Unless otherwise specifically provided for of the new homestead calculated pursuant to this all levies other than school district levies, on the take effect January 1, 2021. elsewhere in this constitution, if the proposed sub-subparagraph is greater than $500,000, the assessed valuation greater than fifty thousand 1 August 27, 2020 AD# WWW.GADCOTIMES.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 2020, PAGE 9A GADSDEN COUNTY TIMES

PROPUESTAS DE ENMIENDAS Y REVISIONES CONSTITUCIONALES PARA LA ELECCION GENERAL DEL 2020 Yo, LAUREL M LEE, Secretario de Estado de la en la enmienda o revisión. incrementado de manera tal que la diferencia en- escolar, en la valuación tasada mayor de cincuenta Florida, por el presente notifico que el título del bo- SECCIÓN 7. Limitación de impuestos o tasas. No tre el justo valor y el valor determinado sea igual a mil dólares y hasta setenta y cinco mil dólares, una leta, el resumen del boleta, y según se aplique, la obstante, el Artículo X, Sección 12 (d) de esta con- $ 500.000. A partir de entonces, la propiedad consti- vez establecido el derecho a los mismos en la for- declaración de impacto financiero, de las siguientes stitución, no se impondrá ningún impuesto o tasa tuida en bien de familia será evaluada conforme las ma prescrita por ley. La titularidad sobre los bienes enmiendas constitucionales propuestas y revisiones del Estado nueva a partir del 8 de noviembre de disposiciones establecidas en este inciso. raíces podrá ser legal o equitativa, mancomunada, estarán en el boleta de las elecciones generales 1994 por ninguna enmienda a esta constitución a b. Por aplicación de la ley general y conforme los solidaria, en común, como condominio, o indirecta- del 2020 en el día 3 de noviembre, 2020, en cada menos que la enmienda propuesta sea aprobada principios allí establecidos, la legislatura preverá la mente mediante la tenencia de acciones o la par- condado. El texto completo de estas enmiendas por no menos más de dos tercios de los votantes aplicación de este párrafo a la propiedad que tenga ticipación que representen el derecho de propiedad como se presenten aquí también se puede encon- que votan en cada una de las dos elecciones en las más de un propietario. del propietario o socio en una sociedad que tenga trar en DOS.Elections.MyFlorida.com/initiatives, en que se considera dicha enmienda propuesta. Para (e) La legislatura podrá, por ley general, a los fines el dominio o los derechos de arrendamiento que FloridaPublicNotices.com, y en el sitio web de este los fines de esta sección, la frase “nuevo impuesto de la evaluación y conforme las disposiciones de inicialmente superen noventa y ocho años. La ex- periódico. o tasa estatal” significará cualquier impuesto o tasa este inciso, facultar a los condados y municipali- ención no se aplicará respecto a ningún registro de que produzca ingresos sujetos a una suma global dades a autorizar por ordenanza la evaluación de tasación hasta que primero un organismo estatal Núm. 1 el 13 de diciembre de 2019 u otra apropiación por propiedad histórica únicamente en razón de su na- designado por la ley general determine que dicho Enmienda Constitucional parte de la Legislatura, ya sea para el fondo general turaleza o uso. Dicha evaluación en razón de su na- registro cumple las disposiciones de la sección 4. Artículo VI, Sección 2 de ingresos del Estado o cualquier fondo fiducia- turaleza o uso será aplicable únicamente dentro de Esta exención se revocará en la fecha de entrada rio, cuyo impuesto o tasa no esté vigente el 7 de la jurisdicción donde se aplique la ordenanza. Los en vigencia de cualquier enmienda a este Artículo ARTÍCULO VI, SECCIÓN 2. Votantes. Cada ciu- noviembre de 1994, incluidos los impuestos y tasas requerimientos para la propiedad considerada ad- que disponga la tasación de la propiedad constituida dadano Solo un ciudadano de los Estados Unidos que son objeto de las enmiendas constitucionales misible serán establecidos por ley general. como bien de familia a un valor inferior al valor justo. que tenga al menos dieciocho años de edad y que propuestas que aparecen en la boleta electoral del (f) Un condado podrá, de la manera establecida (b) No se le permitirá más de una exención a ni- sea residente permanente del estado, si está regis- 8 de noviembre de 1994. Esta sección se aplicará por la ley general, prever la reducción del valor de- nguna persona o unidad familiar respecto a ningu- trado según lo dispuesto por la ley, será un votante a las enmiendas constitucionales propuestas rela- terminado de la propiedad constituida en bien de na unidad residencial. Ninguna exención superará del condado donde se registró. cionadas con los impuestos o tasas del Estado que familia en el marco de cualquier incremento en el el valor de los bienes raíces tasables al propietario aparecen en la boleta electoral del 8 de noviembre valor determinado de tal propiedad que resulte de la o, en caso de dominio mediante acciones o partic- Núm. 2 de 1994, o en las boletas posteriores, y cualquier construcción o reconstrucción de la propiedad con ipación en una sociedad, el valor de la proporción Enmienda Constitucional enmienda propuesta que no obtenga el voto de dos el propósito de asignar un espacio para la vivienda que devengue la participación en la sociedad sobre Artículo X, Sección 24 tercios requerido por la presente será nula y sin a uno o varios padres o abuelos biológicos o adopti- valor tasado del inmueble. efecto. vos del propietario o del cónyuge en caso de que al (c) De conformidad con la ley general y con sujeción ARTÍCULO X, SECCIÓN 24. Salario mínimo de menos uno de los padres o abuelos para quien se a las condiciones que se especifican en la misma, Florida de la Florida.- Núm. 5 provee el espacio para la vivienda tenga 62 años o el Poder Legislativo podrá entregarles a los arren- (c) SALARIO MÍNIMO. Los empleadores deberán Enmienda Constitucional más de edad. Tal reducción no deberá ser superior datarios que sean residentes permanentes una pagar a sus empleados salarios no menores al sala- Artículo VII, Sección 4 y Artículo XII al monto menor de los ítems enumerados a continu- desgravación fiscal ad valorem sobre todas las ob- rio mínimo por todas las horas trabajadas en la Flor- ación: ligaciones fiscales ad valorem. Dicha desgravación ida. Seis meses después de la promulgación, el sal- ARTÍCULO VII Finanzas e Impuestos, SECCIÓN 4. (1) El incremento del valor determinado resultante fiscal ad valorem se establecerá de la forma y en el ario mínimo se establecerá a una tarifa por hora de Impuestos; evaluaciones.-- de la construcción o reconstrucción de la propiedad. monto que disponga la ley general. $ 6,15. A partir del 30 de septiembre de 2021, el sal- Conforme la ley general se establecerán disposi- (2) El veinte por ciento del valor determinado total (d) El poder legislativo podrá, de conformidad con ario mínimo estatal actual se incrementará a $ 10,00 ciones para asegurar una justa valuación de todos de la propiedad mejorada. la ley general, permitirles a los condados o munic- por hora y luego aumentará $ 1,00 por hora todos los bienes alcanzados por los impuestos Ad Valor- (g) En relación con todas las obligaciones a excep- ipios, para efectos de sus gravámenes fiscales re- los 30 de septiembre hasta que el salario mínimo em, con las condiciones que se enumeran a con- ción de las obligaciones en razón del distrito escolar, spectivos y con sujeción a las disposiciones de la alcance los $ 15,00 por hora el 30 de septiembre tinuación: la evaluación de la propiedad residencial, tal como ley general, conceder cualquiera de las siguientes de 2026. El 30 de septiembre de 2027 que año y (a) La propiedad destinada a la explotación agríco- la define la ley general, que consiste en nueve am- exenciones fiscales adicionales para la propiedad cada 30 de septiembre siguiente, la Agencia para la, la propiedad que genera gran recarga de agua bientes o menos y que no está sujeta a las restric- constituida como bien de familia o ambas: la Innovación de la Fuerza Laboral del Estado de la para los acuíferos de la Florida o la propiedad uti- ciones de la evaluación establecidas en los incisos (1) Una exención que no supere cincuenta mil Florida (Agency for Workforce Innovation) calculará lizada en forma exclusiva para fines recreativos no comprendidos desde (a) hasta (d), se modificará dólares para una persona que tenga titularidad legal una tasa de salario mínimo ajustada, incrementando comerciales será clasificada por la ley general y únicamente conforme a lo dispuesto en este inciso. o equitativa sobre bienes raíces y mantenga en los la tasa de salario mínimo actual según la tasa de in- evaluada únicamente en razón de su naturaleza o (1) Las evaluaciones alcanzadas por este inciso se mismos la residencia permanente del propietario, flación durante los doce meses anteriores a cada 1 su uso. modificarán anualmente en la fecha de evaluación que haya cumplido la edad de sesenta y cinco años, de septiembre. Para ello, utilizan el índice de precios (b) Según lo dispuesto por la ley general y sujeto establecida por la ley; a condición de que tales mod- y cuyos ingresos del hogar, según lo define la ley al consumidor para el salario urbano asalariados y a las condiciones, limitaciones y definiciones razon- ificaciones en las evaluaciones no superen el diez general, no superen veinticinco mil dólares; o trabajadores de oficina, CPI-W, o un índice sucesor ables especificadas en el mismo, la tierra utilizada por ciento (10%) de la evaluación del año anterior. (2) Una exención equivalente al valor tasado del in- calculado por el Departamento de Trabajo de los Es- para fines de conservación se clasificará por ley (2) Ninguna evaluación excederá el valor justo. mueble para una persona que tenga titularidad legal tados Unidos. Cada tasa de salario mínimo ajusta- general y se evaluará únicamente en función de su (3) Con posterioridad a un cambio de dominio o o equitativa sobre los bienes raíces con un valor jus- da calculada se publicará y entrará en vigencia el carácter o uso. administración, conforme lo establecido por la ley to inferior a doscientos cincuenta mil dólares, según siguiente 1 de enero. Para los empleados que reci- (c) Conforme la ley general los bienes personales general, incluido cualquier cambio en la titularidad se determine en el primer ejercicio fiscal que apli- ben propinas y cumplen con los requisitos de eleg- tangibles conservados para la venta en unidades de de una institución legal propietaria de la propiedad, que el propietario y que cumpla los requisitos para ibilidad para el crédito por propina según la FLSA intercambio comercial o en cabezas de ganado po- tal propiedad será evaluada en razón del justo valor la exención, y que haya mantenido en los mismos (Ley de Normas Laborales Justa), los empleadores drán valuarse para la determinación de impuestos a vigente a la próxima fecha de evaluación. A partir la residencia permanente del propietario durante al pueden tomar como crédito por propina para el sal- un porcentaje específico de su valor, podrán clasifi- de entonces, la propiedad será evaluada según lo menos veinticinco años, que haya cumplido la edad ario mínimo el monto del crédito por propina permit- carse para la determinación de impuestos, o podrán dispuesto en este inciso. de sesenta y cinco años, y cuyos ingresos del hogar ido de la FLSA en 2003 como máximo. estar exentos del pago de impuesto. (4) Las reformas, agregados, reducciones o me- no superen la limitación sobre ingresos que se pre- (d) A las personas con derecho a la exención del joras a la mencionada propiedad serán evaluadas scribe en el párrrafo(1). Núm. 3 pago de impuestos a la propiedad constituida en conforme lo establecido por la ley general. Sin em- La ley general debe permitirles a los condados y Enmienda Constitucional bien de familia conforme al Sección 6 de este Artí- bargo, luego de la revisión por cualquier reforma, municipios conceder dichas exenciones adiciona- Artículo VI, Sección 5 culo se las evaluará su bien de familia al justo valor agregado, reducción o mejora, la propiedad será les, dentro de los límites que se prescriben en este vigente al 1° de enero del año posterior a la fecha en evaluada conforme las disposiciones establecidas inciso, mediante una ordenanza que se adopte de ARTÍCULO VI, SECCIÓN 5 Elecciones primarias, que esta reforma entre en vigencia. Esta evaluación en este inciso. la manera que lo prescribe la ley general, y debe generales y especiales. solo cambiará según lo dispuesto en este inciso. (h) En relación con todas las obligaciones a excep- disponer el ajuste periódico de la limitación sobre (c) Todas las elecciones para la legislatura, el gober- (1) Las evaluaciones sujetas a este inciso se modifi- ción de las obligaciones en razón del distrito escolar, ingresos que se prescribe en este inciso respecto a nador y el gabinete de Florida se llevarán a cabo de carán anualmente el 1 de enero de cada año sin que las evaluaciones de bienes reales que no estén su- los cambios en el costo de vida. la siguiente manera: tales modificaciones excedan el monto menor de los jetos a las restricciones a la evaluación establecidas (e) (1) Se realizará una elección primaria única para enumerados a continuación: en los incisos comprendidos de (a) a (d) y (g) po- (1) Cada veterano que tenga 65 años o más y que cada cargo. Todos los electores registrados para vo- a. Tres por ciento (3%) de la evaluación del año an- drán modificarse únicamente según lo establecido se encuentre completa o parcialmente discapacit- tar para el cargo a cubrir, podrán votar en las elec- terior en este inciso. ado recibirá un descuento del monto del impuesto ciones primarias para dicho cargo, independiente- b. El cambio porcentual en el Índice de Precios al (1) Las evaluaciones alcanzadas por este inciso se ad valorem que se adeude sobre la vivienda familiar mente de la afiliación o no afiliación de los votantes, Consumidor en las ciudades, el Costo Promedio modificarán anualmente en la fecha de evaluación que posea el veterano y donde el mismo resida si la o de cualquier candidato, a un partido político. Urbano de EE.UU., todos los ítems 1967=100, o in- establecida por la ley; a condición de que tales mod- discapacidad hubiera sido causada por el combate (2) Todos los candidatos que califiquen para la elec- formes subsiguientes para el año calendario anteri- ificaciones en las evaluaciones no superen el diez y el veterano hubiera sido dado de baja con honor ción para el cargo se colocarán en la misma boleta or según lo informado por el Ministerio de Trabajo de por ciento (10%) de la evaluación del año anterior. tras retirarse del servicio militar. El descuento se ex- electoral para las elecciones primarias, independi- los Estados Unidos y el organismo de Estadísticas (2) Ninguna evaluación excederá el valor justo. presará en un porcentaje equivalente al porcentaje entemente de la afiliación o no de cualquier candi- Laborales. (3) La legislatura preverá la evaluación de la men- de la discapacidad permanente vinculada al servicio dato a algún partido político. (2) Ninguna evaluación excederá el valor justo. cionada propiedad en razón del justo valor a la fe- del veterano, según lo determine el Departamento (3) Los dos candidatos que obtengan la mayoría (3) Con posterioridad a cualquier cambio de do- cha de evaluación posterior a una mejora de cali- de Asuntos de los Veteranos de los Estados Unidos. de los votos avanzarán a las elecciones generales. minio, conforme lo establecido por la ley general, la dad, conforme lo define la ley general, realizada en Para calificar para el descuento otorgado por el pár- Para las elecciones en las que solo dos candida- propiedad constituida en bien de familia será evalu- la propiedad. A partir de entonces, la propiedad será rrafo inciso, el solicitante debe presentar al tasador tos califiquen para el mismo cargo, no se realizarán ada al justo valor vigente al 1 de enero del año pos- evaluada según lo dispuesto en este inciso. de propiedades del condado, antes del 1 de marzo, elecciones primarias y el ganador se determinará en terior, salvo que se apliquen las disposiciones del (4) La legislatura podrá establecer la condición de una carta oficial del Departamento de Asuntos de las elecciones generales. párrafo (8). A partir de entonces, la propiedad consti- que la mencionada propiedad sea evaluada en los Veteranos de los Estados Unidos que indique el (4) Nada en este inciso prohibirá a un partido políti- tuida en bien de familia será evaluada conforme las razón del justo valor a la fecha de evaluación pos- porcentaje de discapacidad relacionada con el ser- co nominar a un candidato para postularse para un disposiciones establecidas en este inciso. terior al cambio de dominio o administración, según vicio del veterano como relacionado con el combate cargo bajo este inciso. Nada en este inciso prohibirá (4) La nueva propiedad constituida en bien de famil- lo define la ley general, incluido cualquier cambio en y una copia de la baja honorable del veterano. Si el que un partido respalde o apoye a un candidato de ia se evaluará según el justo valor vigente al 1 de la titularidad de la institución legal propietaria de la tasador inmobiliario rechaza la solicitud de descuen- acuerdo a lo dispuesto por la ley. La afiliación de un enero del año posterior a la constitución del bien de propiedad. A partir de entonces, la propiedad será to, el tasador debe notificarle al solicitante por escri- candidato a un partido político puede aparecer en la familia, salvo que se apliquen las disposiciones del evaluada según lo dispuesto en este inciso. to los motivos del rechazo y el veterano podrá volver boleta electoral según lo dispuesto por la ley. párrafo (8). Esa evaluación solo podrá modificarse (5) Las reformas, agregados, reducciones o me- a realizar la solicitud. El Poder Legislativo podrá, de (5) Esta enmienda es autoejecutable y entrará en según lo dispuesto en este inciso. joras a la mencionada propiedad serán evaluadas conformidad con la ley general, desistir del requer- vigencia el 1 de enero de 2024. (5) Las reformas, agregados, reducciones o mejoras conforme lo establecido por la ley general. Sin em- imiento anual de solicitudes en los años posteriores. a la propiedad constituida en bien de familia se eval- bargo, luego de la revisión por cualquier reforma, (2) Si un veterano que recibe el descuento descrito Núm. 4 uarán conforme la ley general con la condición de agregado, reducción o mejora, la propiedad será en el párrrafo (1) antecede a su cónyuge, y si, al fall- Enmienda Constitucional que, con posterioridad a la revisión de la evaluación evaluada conforme las disposiciones establecidas ecer el veterano, el cónyuge sobreviviente posee el Artículo XI, Secciones 5 y 7 de cualquier reforma, agregado, reducción o mejo- en este inciso. título legal o beneficioso de la propiedad constituida ra, la propiedad se evaluará conforme lo establecido (i) La legislatura, conforme la ley general y sujeto como bien de familia y reside permanentemente en ARTÍCULO XI, SECCIÓN 5. Elección de enmienda en este inciso. a las condiciones allí establecidas podrá prohibir la ella, el descuento se transfiere al cónyuge sobrevivi- o revisión. (6) En caso de que caduque la condición de bien consideración de lo enumerado a continuación en ente hasta que él o ella se vuelva a casar, venda (a) Una enmienda o revisión propuesta de esta con- de familia, la propiedad se evaluará conforme lo dis- relación con la determinación del valor de la propie- o de otra manera disponga de la propiedad. Si el stitución, o cualquier parte de ella, se presentará a puesto por ley general. dad utilizada para fines residenciales: cónyuge sobreviviente vende o de otra manera dis- los electores en las próximas elecciones generales (7) Las disposiciones de esta reforma podrán ser (1) Cualquier reforma o mejora realizada con el pone de la propiedad, un descuento que no exceda a llevarse a cabo más de noventa días después de consideradas en forma separada. En caso de que propósito de mejorar la resistencia al daño causado el monto en dólares otorgado por la lista de impues- la resolución conjunta o informe de la comisión de cualquiera de las disposiciones de esta reforma sea por viento. tos ad valorem más reciente puede transferirse a la revisión, convención constitucional o impuestos y la declarada inconstitucional por un tribunal compe- (2) La instalación de un dispositivo de fuente de en- nueva propiedad constituida como bien de familia comisión de reforma presupuestaria que propone tente, la decisión de tal tribunal no afectará ni lim- ergía solar u otra energía renovable. del cónyuge sobreviviente, si se utiliza como su que se presente ante el custodio de los registros itará las restantes disposiciones de esta reforma (j) residencia permanente y él o ella no se ha vuelto estatales, a menos que, de conformidad con la ley (8) (1) La evaluación de la propiedad costera utilizable a casar. promulgada por el voto afirmativo de tres cuartas (a) La persona que constituye un nuevo bien de se realizará en base al uso actual de la propiedad: (3) Este inciso tiene efecto inmediato y no necesita partes de los miembros de cada cámara de la leg- familia al 1 de enero de 2009 o al 1 de enero de los a. Propiedad utilizada principalmente para la pesca legislación de implementación. islatura y se limite a una sola enmienda o revisión, años subsiguientes que haya recibido una exención comercial. (f) De conformidad con la ley general y con sujeción se presente en una elección especial anterior a al pago de impuestos sobre la propiedad constituida b. Propiedad accesible al público utilizada para el a las condiciones y limitaciones que se especifican llevarse a cabo más de noventa días después de como bien de familia conforme el Artículo 6 al 1 de lanzamiento de embarcaciones en aguas navega- en la misma, el Poder Legislativo podrá entregarle dicha presentación. Si la enmienda o revisión pro- enero de cualquier de los dos años inmediatos ante- bles. una desgravación fiscal ad valorem equivalente al puesta se aprueba según lo dispuesto en el inciso riores a la constitución del nuevo bien de familia ten- c. Marinas y guarderías fuera del agua con acceso monto total o una parte del impuesto ad valorem que (e), se presentará a los electores por segunda vez drá derecho a una evaluación del nuevo bien de fa- al público. se adeude sobre la vivienda constituida como bien en las próximas elecciones generales que ocurran milia a un valor menor al valor justo. Si esta revisión d. Astilleros dependientes del agua, instalaciones de familia a: al menos diez semanas después de la elección en la se aprueba en enero de 2008, una persona que para la pesca comercial e instalaciones para la con- (1) El cónyuge sobreviviente de un veterano que que se apruebe inicialmente la enmienda o revisión establezca una nueva propiedad constituida como strucción y reparación de embarcaciones y sus ac- haya muerto durante su servicio activo en calidad propuesta. bien de familia a partir del 1 de enero de 2008, tiene tividades de soporte. de miembro de las Fuerzas Armadas de los Estados (b) Una enmienda o revisión propuesta de esta con- derecho a que dicha propiedad sea evaluada a un (2) El beneficio para la evaluación que se establece Unidos. stitución, o cualquier parte de ella, por iniciativa se valor menor al justo solo si esa persona recibió una en este inciso está sujeto a las condiciones y restric- (2) El cónyuge sobreviviente de un primer intervini- presentará a los electores en las elecciones genera- exención de propiedad constituida como bien de fa- ciones y las definiciones razonables conforme los ente que haya muerto en acto de servicio. les siempre que la petición de iniciativa se presente milia el 1 de enero de 2007. El valor de la propiedad dispone la legislatura y la ley general. (3) Un primer interviniente que se encuentre com- al custodio de los registros estatales a más tardar recientemente constituida como bien de familia se pleta y permanentemente discapacitado a causa de el 1 de febrero del año en el que se lleva a cabo la determinará de la siguiente manera: ARTÍCULO XII, ANEXO una lesión o lesiones que haya sufrido en acto de elección general. Si la enmienda o revisión propues- 1. Si el justo valor de la propiedad recientemente Transferencia del beneficio acumulado según las servicio. La conexión causal entre una discapacidad ta se aprueba según lo dispuesto en el inciso (e), se constituida en bien de familia es mayor o igual al jus- limitaciones especificadas en las evaluaciones del y el acto de servicio no debe presumirse, sino que presentará a los electores por segunda vez en la to valor de la propiedad anterior constituida en bien impuesto a la propiedad; mayor período de porta- determinarse según lo dispone la ley general. Para próxima elección general. de familia al 1 de enero del año en que la propiedad bilidad. Esta sección y la enmienda a la Sección efectos de este apartado, el término “discapacidad” (c) La legislatura proporcionará, por ley general, an- anterior fuera destituida, el valor de la propiedad re- 4 del Artículo VII, que se extiende a tres años, el no incluye una afección crónica o enfermedad cróni- tes de llevar a cabo una elección de conformidad cientemente constituida en bien de familia será igual período durante el cual el beneficio acumulado de ca, a menos que la lesión que se haya sufrido en con esta sección, la provisión de una declaración al justo valor del nuevo bien de familia menos un las limitaciones especificadas en las evaluaciones acto de servicio hubiera sido la única causa de la al público sobre el probable impacto financiero de monto equivalente al menor monto entre $ 500.000 del impuesto a la propiedad de la propiedad puede afección crónica y la enfermedad crónica. cualquier enmienda propuesta por iniciativa de con- y la diferencia entre el justo valor y el valor determi- transferirse de una propiedad anterior a una nue- Según se usa en este inciso y según lo defina más formidad con la sección 3. nado del bien de familia anterior al 1 de enero del va propiedad, entrará en vigencia el 1 de enero de extensamente la ley general, el término “primer in- (d) Una vez en la décima semana, y una vez en la año en que el bien de familia anterior fuera destitui- 2021. terviniente” hace referencia una autoridad encarga- sexta semana inmediatamente anterior a la semana do. A partir de entonces, la propiedad constituida en da de hacer cumplir la ley, un oficial correccional, en que se lleva a cabo una la elección, la enmien- bien de familia será evaluada conforme las disposi- Núm. 6 un bombero, un técnico médico de emergencia o un da o revisión propuesta, con aviso de la fecha de ciones establecidas en este inciso. Enmienda Constitucional paramédico, y el término “en servicio activo” signifi- elección en la que se presentará a los electores, se 2. En caso de que el justo valor del nuevo bien de Artículo VII, Sección 6 y Artículo XII ca que surge a raíz del desempeño real del servicio publicará en un periódico de circulación general en familia resulte inferior al justo valor del bien de fa- que sea necesario en virtud del trabajo como primer cada condado en el que se publique un periódico. milia anterior vigente al 1 de enero del año en que ARTÍCULO VII Finanzas y Tributación, SECCIÓN interviniente. (e) A menos que se especifique lo contrario en otra el bien de familia anterior fuera destituido, el valor 6. Exenciones fiscales para la vivienda constituida parte de esta constitución, si la enmienda o revisión determinado del nuevo bien de familia será igual al como bien de familia.-- ARTÍCULO XII, ANEXO propuesta se aprueba por votación de al menos justo valor del nuevo bien de familia dividido por el (a) Toda persona que tenga el título legal o equi- Descuento fiscal ad valorem para cónyuges de cier- el sesenta por ciento de los electores que votan justo valor del bien de familia anterior y multiplicado tativo de bienes inmuebles y mantenga allí la resi- tos veteranos fallecidos que tenían discapacidades con respecto a la medida en cada una de las dos por el valor determinado del bien de familia anterior. dencia permanente del propietario, u otra persona permanentes. La enmienda a la Sección 6 del Artí- elecciones, será efectiva como una enmienda o re- Sin embargo, en caso de que la diferencia entre legal o naturalmente dependiente del propietario, culo VII, relacionada con el descuento fiscal ad va- visión de la constitución del estado el primer martes el justo valor del nuevo bien de familia y el valor estará exenta de impuestos al respecto, excepto lorem para cónyuges de ciertos veteranos fallecidos después del primer lunes de enero posterior a la se- determinado del nuevo bien de familia calculado las evaluaciones de beneficios especiales, hasta la que tenían discapacidades permanentes relaciona- gunda elección en la que se aprueba la enmienda o conforme este párrafo, sea mayor a $ 500.000, el tasación de veinticinco mil dólares y, para todas las das con el combate y este artículo entrarán en vigor revisión propuesta, o en la fecha que se especifique valor determinado del nuevo bien de familia será obligaciones distintas a las obligaciones del distrito el 1 de enero de 2021. 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[email protected]. eÞ ts the museum, with worked with us in securing our favorable COVID-19 tests The walk-a-thon is a portion of the proceeds grant from (the Department of Environmen- The Florida Depart- scheduled for Sept. 12- Back-to-school going to Florida State tal Protection,” McLean said. “Both compa- ment of Health in Gads- 20. physicals available Hospital’s Resident Wel- den County is continuing nies have extensive backgrounds in solar Participants select the Free Back to School fare Trust Fund. to conduct free CO- projects.” number of laps they wish physical and health im- For information, con- VID-19 testing from 9 The project is slated to be funded by an 80 to walk and donate $10 munizations are avail- tact Linda Kranert at a.m.-1 p.m. on Tuesdays percent grant from the Department of Envi- per lap. able from 9 a.m. to 3 850-566-9567 or lkra- at Capital Regional Medi- ronmental Protection. The city will take out Laps for Literacy dol- p.m. through Thursday [email protected]. cal Center’s Gadsden a loan to pay the remaining $720,000 with lars fund purchases of at the James A. Shanks campus, 23186 Blue Star annual payment of about $47,000 per year. children’s books from Health Clinic, 1400 W. Havana hosting Highway in Quincy. “This is the project that will allow us, for kindergarten through King St. in Quincy. clean-up day Appointments are rec- the Þ rst time, to be able to generate our own the sixth grade. The pro- Appointments are re- The town of Havana ommended, but not re- power,” McLean said. gram also establishes quested, but not re- is hosting a Community quired. The project will be located on Joe Adams reading rooms in com- quired. Clean-Up Day on Satur- To request an appoint- Road. munity centers, schools, For information, call day. ment, call 850-329-0685 Florida Solar Utilities operates out of Geor- churches, hospitals, 850-875-8752. Participants will focus gia as Georgia Solar Utilities. According to from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon- physician ofÞ ces and on picking up general the Florida Department of State, Florida So- day through Friday. more. Museum hosting waste and plastic and lar Utilities is not registered in Florida. Face masks/coverings To participate, email golf tournament cans. “Florida Solar Utilities, this company’s ex- are required upon arrival. nhbwgadsden@gmail. The Apalachicola Ar- Due to social gather- perience is really what we initially got them com or mail donations senal Museum Histori- ing limits of 10 people or for,” McLean said. “They actually did a fea- Group hosting Laps for to NHBW Inc. Gadsden cal Society is hosting a less, residents are asked sibility study on the numbers, if you will, to Literacy Walk-a-thon Chapter, P.O. Box 1126, charity golf tournament to clean their own homes see if a solar Þ eld would work in our loca- The National Hook-Up Quincy, FL 32353. 9 a.m. Sept. 18. and yards. tion. As it turns out, we have an ideal place. of Black Women Gads- For information, con- The best-ball tourna- For information or to … The other company is an engineering and den County chapter is tact LaVetra Sanders at ment will include gifts, schedule a Thursday design company and will go about how you hosting the 10th annual 850-728-4138 or kei- food and a round of golf. bulk pickup, call 850- will go about doing the build out.” Laps for Literacy Walk- [email protected], or COVID-19 safety mea- 539-2820.

the day after McLean’s While Frank said he ting to the point where has already been forced “That is an actionable TRIAL attempted bribe, the wasn’t “prejudging any- the courts are having to to go through “some thing,” Frank said. “That Continued from Page 1A city manager awarded thing,” he urged Sapp make very tough deci- evaluation.” is something you can re- Sapp with a pay raise and his attorney to sions and judicially re- “He’s doing that be- cover damages from. alleges he was paid less to $80,000 and Þ led a “work it out” with Quin- view things that touch cause he wants to keep “I oriented my com- than white department memo suggesting the cy. He said the court on separation of powers his job,” Mattox said. ments for the plaintiff to heads. police chief undergo an- system, including the and other issues. “He’s doing what he’s re- reß ect on, but I would Last month, Sapp’s ger management train- Second Judicial Circuit, “You’re both very quired to do, but to con- urge the city, there’s two attorney, Marie Mattox, ing and a psychological have been inundated reasonable people. … tinue to do these things sides to a story. I urge Þ led a motion for sanc- exam. with lawsuits at a time I’m urging you to work to him imperils his abil- the city to use restraint. tions and a protective While the motion was when the courts are sty- things out. Come to ac- ity to do his job. That’s You have to be careful order after Sapp alleged not heard during Mon- mied by the COVID-19 commodation where I what I’m concerned when somebody has a Quincy City Manager day’s case management pandemic. don’t have to microman- about.” current lawsuit. … You Jack McLean Jr. at- conference with Frank, “This is a good time age the day-to-day inter- Frank noted that if have to be careful not tempted to bribe him the judge and Mattox for folks to work things actions of a police chief Sapp’s allegations are to aggravate things be- with a pay raise to drop did discuss elements of out, when possible,” and a city manager.” true it could “arguably cause it can work into his lawsuit. Sapp said the motion. Frank said. “We’re get- Mattox argued Sapp be retaliatory conduct.” the lawsuit.”

– heart disease, obesity, of promoting the health who are no longer legal- was not too much to ask. of their constituents.” MASK lack of health care and and welfare of Gadsden ly allowed to text while They considered the dev- Gadsden County Continued from Page 1A others – make Gadsden County residents during driving. astating effects of CO- Board of Commission- County residents more a pandemic,” Frank said. “Gadsden County resi- VID-19 on their county ers Chairman Anthony lives. And they did so in vulnerable to COVID-19, “It was readily available, dents are temporarily and the evidence pro- Viegbesie said he was conformity with the Flor- which has already in- consistent with CDC required to put a piece vided by medical profes- pleased with the judge’s ida Constitution.” fected more than 2,200 guidelines, and reason- of cloth over the lower sionals and institutions ruling. On July 27, Carroll – a Gadsden County resi- ably expected to reduce portion of their faces for across the country. They “The Gadsden County Havana business owner dents and left 30 people hospitalizations and short periods of time,” are performing their sol- mandate is promulgated and frequent critic of the dead. deaths. The ordinance Frank wrote. “County emn responsibility to to increase public health Gadsden County Board “The county is cogni- passes constitutional commissioners have de- enact laws that promote and public safety,” Vieg- of Commissioners – Þ led zant of the privacy rights muster.” liberated and decided it the safety and wellbeing besie said. a lawsuit asking the Mr. Carroll speaks of,” Carroll and his attor- judge to strike down the Knowles said. “We are ney also argued Gads- countywide mandate. aware Mr. Carroll has den County’s mandate On Friday, Carroll’s at- certain rights of privacy. was “unconstitution- torney, state Rep. Antho- “The privacy right that ally vague,” according ny Sabatini, argued in a Mr. Carroll invokes is not to Frank’s order. Carroll nonjury trial via Zoom absolute. He is not abso- and his attorney took is- there was not a “rational lutely free of government sue with phrasing such basis for masks” and the intrusion. He is not ab- as “anyone who has county’s order violates solutely free from state trouble breathing” and Carroll’s “privacy rights.” police power.” “where social distancing “Masks do not bear In Frank’s order, he measures are difÞ cult to any rational relation- said the facts – alleged maintain.” ship to the decline of the and proven – do not “The Court does not coronavirus,” Sabatini “frame a cognizable ac- believe that ‘persons of said. “We’ve been in this tion based on the denial common intelligence’ in emergency status for six of Florida’s right to pri- Gadsden County would months, since March 1, vacy. be so ß ummoxed by when the Florida Depart- “The right is funda- these two phrases that ment of Health created mental, but not at issue they would have to guess this so-called emergen- in the present lawsuit,” at what they mean,” cy.” Frank wrote. Frank said. Clayton Knowles, the Carroll, his attorney In Frank’s conclusion, attorney for the Gads- and their expert wit- he lists several instanc- den County Board of ness, Dr. Andrew Bos- es in which Americans Commissioners, said tom, argued that masks have been forced, by the the county balanced the don’t slow or hinder the government, to forego weight of privacy rights spread of COVID-19 – de- “certain comforts for the with safety. Gadsden spite Centers for Disease greater good.” Frank County is the lone ma- Control and Prevention mentions food and fuel jority Black county in suggestions that masks rationing during World Florida, and annually could do just that. War II, smokers being ranks near the bottom of “The County’s mask unable to enjoy ciga- many health factors. ordinance is logically rettes in public places Those health factors related to the objective and Florida residents

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demic, so teachers and the spread of COVID-19 SCHOOLS administrators might impossible. Continued from Page 1A discover new ideas to “It’s just impossible implement. to socially distance,” that mandate was un- “We will get through Milton said, “especially constitutional, but an this by working togeth- the younger children appeal is expected. er, but it will take grace who like to hug and the “Quite naturally, and compassion for us older children who like there is apprehen- to make it a success- to socialize.” sion that we mandate ful school year,” Stokes The Gadsden County schools open under said. “We have to give School District CO- the conditions that and take. We have to VID-19 plan includes are a lot worse now,” understand things are an array of initiatives said Milton, Gadsden ever-changing. We’re to reduce the chance County’s Superinten- just calling for compas- of COVID-19 infect- dent of Schools. “There sion and grace, and ing students and staff. has been so much that’s the message There will be more confusion and so much we’re sending to our cleaning, smaller lunch- politics.” SCOTT J. BRYAN/The Gadsden County Times teachers, as well, when room crowds and fewer But on Monday – bar- James A. Shanks fourth-grade teacher Camellia Showers prepares her class- it comes to interacting in-person meetings for ring any unforeseen room in advance of students returning to school Monday. with our students.” faculty and staff. The alterations in an ever- With nearly three- plan has been in the changing educational Work began in ear- public school students Principal Maurice fourths of Gadsden works since April when landscape – Gadsden nest almost immediate- who will participate in Stokes – developed a County’s students school personnel began County’s 12 public ly after the state man- remote learning have COVID-19 response learning remotely, “thinking about how schools will open with dated schools closed. laptops or computers to plan for the school. But Milton said some of education will look” this nearly 75 percent of In March, the school ensure a more intense Stokes cautioned that his major concerns – year, Stokes said. students participating district implemented and structured distance as conditions change busing students and “We put a lot of time in remote learning. remote learning, largely learning approach. in Florida and Gadsden maintaining social and effort to put to- “It’s deÞ nitely differ- through take-home During the summer, County, the plan could distancing in class- gether the best possible ent,” Milton said. “It’s education packets. an 80-member task change, too. Additional- rooms – have been plan to make sure ev- unlike anything any of Now, the majority force – led by James A. ly, no one has educated alleviated. But fewer eryone is safe,” Stokes us have experienced.” of Gadsden County Shanks Middle School students amid a pan- students doesn’t make said.

Tax Deed Tax Deed Tax Deed 1-877-676-1403 Notices Notices Notices DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: OR 510 P 1462 OR 28, P. 167-BEGIN AT SWC OF NW1/4 OF SW1/4 RUN E. 880 FT., N. 198 FT., W. 880 FT., S. 198 FT. TO THE P.O.B. OR 321 P 1235; OR 344 P 1116. BEING IN SECT 34-3N-3W. LESS OR 446 P 1126 (323-0500) AND LESS PART WEST OF ROAD PER OR BOOK 520 P 1422 & ALSO LESS OR BOOK 523 P 716 Tax Deed Tax Deed Tax Deed PARCEL ID NUMBER: 2-34-3N-3W-0000-00323-0300 Notices Notices Notices Name in which assessed: Mattie Williams Said Property being in the County of Gadsden, State of Florida. CORRECTIONAL NURSES / LPN’s CERTIFICATE NO: 1911 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2018 Unless such certificate shall be redeemed according to law, OFFICERS DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: OR 363 P 1759; OR 530 P 245 the property described in such certificate shall be sold to the BEGIN YOUR COMM AT THE NEC OF SECT 20-2N- 5W AND RUN S 89 DEG 23 highest bidder at the courthouse door on the 7th Day of Octo- BEGIN YOUR FUTURE NOW EMPLOYEE MIN 11 SEC W 2638.66 FT, S 00 DEG 51 MIN 15 SEC E 2303.87 FT, ber, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. FUTURE NOW TRAINER S 04 DEG 08 MIN 50 SEC E 84.86 FT, S 01 DEG 27 MIN 23 SEC E Dated this 20th Day of June, 2020. MTC Medical 482. 18 FT TO BEGIN AND RUN S 01 DEG 27 MIN 23 SEC E 100 FT, Currently HIRING employs healthcare NICHOLAS THOMAS, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Gadsden Correctional Officers professionals who Coastal Plywood E 234.92 FT, NW/LY ALONG NW/LY BDRY LINE FOR AN ARC DIST County, Florida who want to provide provide exceptional manufacturer seeks OF 110.68 FT, W 284.95 FT TO POB. OR 417 P 1109 (CORRECTION BY: Glenda McPherson, Deputy Clerk appropriate care, care to offenders. an Employee Trainer. DEED). Published August 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2020. custody & control of PARCEL ID NUMBER: 3-20-2N-5W-0000-00422-0100 at-risk populations Currently HIRING MUST BE: - fluent speaking & Name in which assessed: Jessie Mae Hatten and Henry Lee while demonstrating an LPN’s who will assist 4870-0827 GCT (Cert# 255 ) inspirational ideal. and encourage writing in both English Hatten offenders to establish and Spanish. Said Property being in the County of Gadsden, State of Florida. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Operated by MTC, new healthy lifestyles - proficient in Word & Unless such certificate shall be redeemed according to law, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, Buffalo Bill, LLC, the holder of the Gadsden Correctional that will benefit them Excel & be able to learn the property described in such certificate shall be sold to the following certificate has filed said certificate for a tax deed to in-house Facility has achieved long after they’re highest bidder at the courthouse door on the 7th Day of Octo- be issued thereon. The certificate number and year of issu- nationally recognized released; all while proprietary software. - a professional and ber, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. ance, the description of the property, and the names in which corrections, education demonstrating an it was assessed are as follows: & safety accreditations. inspirational ideal. friendly team player Dated this 8th Day of June, 2020. with ability to multi task. NICHOLAS THOMAS, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Gadsden CERTIFICATE NO: 255 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2018 MUST BE: a minimum Since 1987, MTC has County, Florida DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: OR 606 P 1547 OR 539 P 442 OR of 19 yrs of age made a social impact Job Details: BY: Glenda McPherson, Deputy Clerk 199 P 619 OR 200 P 378 & 380 OR 201 P 547 & 549 BEGIN AT A PT MUST HAVE: - a high by giving thousands of Conduct all New Employee Mill Tours & Published August 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2020. 463.98 FT E OF SWC OF THE E 1/2 OF NW 1/4 OF SECTION 26-3-2, school diploma or offenders an RUN N 2640 FT., E 130.02 FT., S 2640 FT., W 130.02 FT. TO POB equivalent -valid opportunity to change Safety Orientations; perform all Monthly ALSO: BEGIN 9 CHAINS E OF SWC OF E 1/2 OF NW 1/4., RUN N driver’s license & their lives. MTC’s 4864-0827 GCT (Cert# 1987 ) -completed the philosophy in Safety training for 40 CHS., E 2 1/2 CHS., S 40 CHS. W 2 1/2 CHS TO POB CJBAT test. Corrections is Spanish speaking NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED PARCEL ID NUMBER: 2-26-3N-2W-0000-00211-0100 rehabilitation through employees. Survey NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, Mikon Financial Services, Inc, the Name in which assessed: Daryl A Grice, Darah Vanese Grice MTC’s philosophy in education. new and current holder of the following certificate has filed said certificate for a and Giana Arlett Grice Corrections is employees to acknowledge their tax deed to be issued thereon. The certificate number and Said Property being in the County of Gadsden, State of Florida. rehabilitation through If you want to make a year of issuance, the description of the property, and the education. difference every day opinions about their Unless such certificate shall be redeemed according to law, please explore a career job, safety training and names in which it was assessed are as follows: the property described in such certificate shall be sold to the Make a difference with an established, supervisor. CERTIFICATE NO: 1987 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2018 highest bidder at the courthouse door on the 7th Day of Octo- EVERYDAY! international Assist in DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: OR 610 P 1741; OR 471 P 802-809, implementation of ber, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. corporation by applying OR 471 P 814 PARTIAL LIFE ESTATE: OR 113 P 26; OR 120 P 748 Dated this 8th Day of June, 2020. Please Apply at at www.mtctrains safety programs and initiatives. Translate NW1/4 OF SW1/4, LESS 1/2 ACRE PER OR 13, P. 143. SE1/4 OF NICHOLAS THOMAS, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Gadsden www.mtctrains .com/careers NW1/4, LESS 5 ACRES IN NWC PER DB 105, P. 100. LESS PART PER .com/careers JSA’s, Lock-out charts, County, Florida • In the “Location” signs, and other OR 113, P. 25. ALSO: BEGIN AT THE NWC OF THE NE1/4 OF THE BY: Glenda McPherson, Deputy Clerk • In the “Location” section select, documents when SW1/4., RUN E 420 FT, S 210 FT., W 420 FT., N 210 FT TO POB. LESS Published August 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2020. section select, “FLORIDA” required. PARTS SOLD. OR 294 P 1237-1239. BEING IN SECTION 4-2N-6W. “FLORIDA” • Scroll • Scroll down and Provide verbal translation between LESS PART WEST OF ROAD #269. down & select the job select the job for which PARCEL ID NUMBER: 3-04-2N-6W-0000-00241-0000 4871-0827 GCT (Cert# 858 ) for which you want to you want to apply (once employees & apply (once selected, selected, job details supervisors/managers Name in which assessed: Virgie S Dolan; Randall Marriott NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED job details will appear) will appear) when required. Said Property being in the County of Gadsden, State of Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, IDE Technologies Inc, the holder • Click on the • Click on the Competitive Unless such certificate shall be redeemed according to law, of the following certificate has filed said certificate for a tax “Apply Now” button “Apply Now” button compensation pkg, the property described in such certificate shall be sold to the including benefits. deed to be issued thereon. The certificate number and year highest bidder at the courthouse door on the 7th Day of Octo- of issuance, the description of the property, and the names in MTC is an equal MTC is an equal ber, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. which it was assessed are as follows: opportunity employer: opportunity employer: To apply: Minority/Female/ Minority/Female/ Please go to Dated this 8th Day of June, 2020. CERTIFICATE NO: 858 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2015 Disability/Veteran Disability/Veteran coastalplywood.com NICHOLAS THOMAS, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Gadsden DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: OR 589 P 1550; OR 584 P 1962 OR - Phone Calls will not County, Florida 173 P 495; OR 440 P 1718 BEGIN 624.5 FT WEST OF NEC OF SE 1/4 be accepted. E.O.E. BY: Glenda McPherson, Deputy Clerk OF SE 1/4, RUN W 87.3 FT S 9 DEG 55 MIN E 113.82 FT., N 80 DEG Drug Free Workplace Published August 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2020. 5 MIN E 86 FT., N 9 DEG 55 MIN W 98.78 FT TO POB. IN SECTION YOUR ad 21-3N-5W. PARCEL ID NUMBER: 2-21-3N-5W-0440-00006-0020 could be here! 4865-0827 GCT (Cert# 1080 ) Name in which assessed: DOROTHY CORKER AND HOSEA Classified Ads NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED CORKER Reserve your space TODAY in the work! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, Mikon Financial Services, Inc, the Said Property being in the County of Gadsden, State of Florida. Sell your holder of the following certificate has filed said certificate for a Unless such certificate shall be redeemed according to law, vehicle today! tax deed to be issued thereon. The certificate number and the property described in such certificate shall be sold to the Call year of issuance, the description of the property, and the highest bidder at the courthouse door on the 7th Day of Octo- Call 850-627-7649 FILLER 2X2 GCT 1-877-676-1403 names in which it was assessed are as follows: ber, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. CERTIFICATE NO: 1080 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2018 Dated this 12th Day of June, 2020. Tax Deed Tax Deed Tax Deed DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: OR 776 P 1292 OR 776 P 1287 OR NICHOLAS THOMAS, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Gadsden Notices Notices Notices 602 P 290; OR 602 P 290 OR 513 P 372-377 OR 187 P 621 LOT 52 County, Florida OF UNRECORDED PLAT OF OCHLOCKONEE ESTATES. OR 347 P BY: Glenda McPherson, Deputy Clerk 255 COMM AT NWC OF SECT 13, 2 NORTH RANGE 2 WEST, RUN N Published August 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2020. 4867-0827 GCT (Cert# 921 ) 89 DEG 59 MIN E 793 FT ALONG THE N BNDRY, S 581.35 FT, S 24 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED DEG 22 MIN E 513.90 FT, S 65 DEG 3 8 MIN W 593 FT, S 58 DEG 53 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, Mikon Financial Services, Inc, the MIN W 100.73 FT, S 33 DEG 42 MIN W 117.87 FT, S 24 DEG 22 MIN 4872-0827 GCT (Cert# 20 ) holder of the following certificate has filed said certificate for a E 290 FT TO POB. S 24 DEG 22 MIN E 6 FT, N 65 DEG 38 MIN E 48, NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED tax deed to be issued thereon. The certificate number and N 24 DEG 22 MIN W 6 FT, RUN S 65 DEG 38 MIN W 48 FT TO POB.. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, Carlos Alexander Maldonado, year of issuance, the description of the property, and the PARCEL ID NUMBER: 3-13-2N-2W-0570-00000-0520 the holder of the following certificate has filed said certificate names in which it was assessed are as follows: Name in which assessed: Francisco R Flores and Ana R Flores for a tax deed to be issued thereon. The certificate number CERTIFICATE NO: 921 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2018 Said Property being in the County of Gadsden, State of Florida. and year of issuance, the description of the property, and the DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: OR 380 P 1881; LOT 182 & E 12.5 FT. Unless such certificate shall be redeemed according to law, names in which it was assessed are as follows: OF LOT 183 TORREYA HTS. the property described in such certificate shall be sold to the CERTIFICATE NO: 20 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2018 PARCEL ID NUMBER: 2-04-3N-6W-0020-00000-1820 highest bidder at the courthouse door on the 7th Day of Octo- DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: OR 66, P. 365-COMM. AT SEC, RUN Name in which assessed: Heirs of Lyndon M Reynolds ber, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. W. 330 FT., N. 396 FT., W. 150 FT. TO BEGIN, RUN N. 264 FT., E. 348 Said Property being in the County of Gadsden, State of Florida. Dated this 8th Day of June, 2020. FT., N. 839.6 FT., N. 66* 15’ W. 546.8 FT., S. 1360 FT., E. 180 FT. TO Unless such certificate shall be redeemed according to law, NICHOLAS THOMAS, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Gadsden P. O. B. LESS PART PER OR 45, P. 458 AND LESS PART PER OR 128 P the property described in such certificate shall be sold to the County, Florida 91 AND LESS PART PER OR 176, P 481 & LESS PARTS SOLD. SEC- highest bidder at the courthouse door on the 7th Day of Octo- BY: Glenda McPherson, Deputy Clerk TION 31-4N-5W. OR 440 P 1773 ber, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. Published August 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2020. PARCEL ID NUMBER: 1-31-4N-5W-0000-00414-0000 Dated this 8th Day of June, 2020. Name in which assessed: Ann L Dickson, James C Parmer, Eliz- NICHOLAS THOMAS, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Gadsden abeth Barineau, Glenda S Barwick; Heirs of Lawrence N Parker County, Florida 4868-0827 GCT (Cert# 539 ) Said Property being in the County of Gadsden, State of Florida. BY: Glenda McPherson, Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Unless such certificate shall be redeemed according to law, Published August 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2020. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, V. Gupta Inc, the holder of the the property described in such certificate shall be sold to the following certificate has filed said certificate for a tax deed to highest bidder at the courthouse door on the 7th Day of Octo- be issued thereon. The certificate number and year of issu- ber, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. 4874-0827 GCT (Cert# 504 ) ance, the description of the property, and the names in which Dated this 12th Day of June, 2020. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED it was assessed are as follows: NICHOLAS THOMAS, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Gadsden NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, Gene Opheim, the holder of the CERTIFICATE NO: 539 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2013 County, Florida following certificate has filed said certificate for a tax deed to DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: OR 492 P 1477 COMM AT SEC OF BY: Glenda McPherson, Deputy Clerk be issued thereon. The certificate number and year of issu- N1/2 OF S1/2 OF NW1/4 OF SW1/4, RUN N 89 DEG 07 MIN 35 Published August 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2020. ance, the description of the property, and the names in which SEC W 769.36 FT TO POB., FROM POB RUN N 89 DEG 07 MIN 35 it was assessed are as follows: SEC W 130.68 FT, N 03 DEG 58 MIN 20 SEC E 321.15 FT N 00 DEG CERTIFICATE NO: 504 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2018 10 MIN 49 SEC E 50.01 FT, S 89 DEG 00 MIN 03 SEC E 50.01 FT, S 4873-0827 GCT (Cert# 170 ) DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: PER WILL DB FF P 272 & 273 SW 89 DEG 00 MIN 03 SEC E 83.96 FT, S 03 DEG 58 MIN 20 SEC W NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED 1/4 OF NW 1/4 LESS 39 ACRES MORE OR LESS. 3 1/2 ACRES BE- 370.93 FT TO THE POB. LESS N 50 FT FOR ROAD R/WAY. IN SEC- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, Gene Opheim, the holder of the ING N 1/2 OF LOT 1 PER DB O P 516. AND LESS PART PER OR 264 TION 17-3N-3W. following certificate has filed said certificate for a tax deed to P 980. IN SECT 30-3N-3W. PARCEL ID NUMBER: 2-17-3N-3W-0000-00322-2000 be issued thereon. The certificate number and year of issu- PARCEL ID NUMBER: 2-30-3N-3W-0000-00231-0100 Name in which assessed: Michele Campbell; Denistine Camp- ance, the description of the property, and the names in which Name in which assessed: Joseph Daniel Butler and Evelyn H bell and Cherone Campbell, Cheryl Campbell it was assessed are as follows: Butler Said Property being in the County of Gadsden, State of Florida. CERTIFICATE NO: 170 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2015 Said Property being in the County of Gadsden, State of Florida. Unless such certificate shall be redeemed according to law, DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: OR 487 P 36 PARCEL B- Unless such certificate shall be redeemed according to law, the property described in such certificate shall be sold to the NORTH PART OF LOT 6 BLK “A”, FOREST HILLS SUBDV: COMM AT the property described in such certificate shall be sold to the highest bidder at the courthouse door on the 7th Day of Octo- THE NEC, MOST E/LY CORNER, OF SAID LOT 6 AND RUN N 63 DEG highest bidder at the courthouse door on the 7th Day of Octo- ber, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. 08’45” W 119.24 FT TO BEGIN: THENCE N 63 DEG 08’45” WEST ber, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. Dated this 20th Day of June, 2020. 346.05 FT TO ROAD; S 35 DEG 55’00” W 30.00 FT; CONTINUE Dated this 30th Day of June, 2020. NICHOLAS THOMAS, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Gadsden ALONG CURVE OF ROAD AN ARC DIST OF 212.25 FT;S 41 DEG 34’ NICHOLAS THOMAS, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Gadsden County, Florida 06” E 162.07 FT; N 48 DEG 25’ 54” E 279.49 FT TO THE P.O.B. County, Florida BY: Glenda McPherson, Deputy Clerk PARCEL ID NUMBER: 2-08-3N-2W-0153-0000A-0060 BY: Glenda McPherson, Deputy Clerk Published August 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2020. Name in which assessed: Leonard E Charlton Published August 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2020. Said Property being in the County of Gadsden, State of Florida. Unless such certificate shall be redeemed according to law, 4869-0827 GCT (Cert# 591 ) the property described in such certificate shall be sold to the 4863-0827 GCT (Cert# 1911 ) NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED highest bidder at the courthouse door on the 7th Day of Octo- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, V. Gupta Inc, the holder of the ber, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, Mikon Financial Services, Inc, the following certificate has filed said certificate for a tax deed to Dated this 30th Day of June, 2020. holder of the following certificate has filed said certificate for a be issued thereon. The certificate number and year of issu- NICHOLAS THOMAS, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Gadsden tax deed to be issued thereon. The certificate number and ance, the description of the property, and the names in which County, Florida year of issuance, the description of the property, and the it was assessed are as follows: BY: Glenda McPherson, Deputy Clerk names in which it was assessed are as follows: CERTIFICATE NO: 591 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2013 Published August 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2020. WWW.GADCOTIMES.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 2020, PAGE 13A GADSDEN COUNTY TIMES YOUR ad 4936-0903 GCT ERN RIGHT OF WAY BOUNDARY AND A CURVE TO THE RIGHT, could be here! Carmichael, Glen Patrick 2020CP241 Notice to Creditors HAVING A RADIUS OF 1349.00 FEET AND AN ARC LENGTH OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR GADSDEN COUNTY, FLORIDA 335.64 FEET, BEING SUBTENDED BY A CHORD OF NORTH 13 DE- Reserve your space TODAY in the PROBATE DIVISION GREES 25 MINUTES 00 SECONDS EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 334.78 File No. 2020CP241 Division Probate FEET TO AN IRON BAR & PLASTIC CAP “3266”; THENCE SOUTH 89 IN RE: ESTATE OF GLEN PATRICK CARMICHAEL DEGREES 33 MINUTES 49 SECONDS EAST, PARALLEL WITH THE Deceased. NORTHERN BOUNDARY OF SAID SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF THE NOTICE TO CREDITORS SOUTHEAST QUARTER, FOR A DISTANCE OF 408.17 FEET TO SAID GCT FILLER 2X2 GCT POINT OF BEGINNING. Call 850-627-7649 The administration of the estate of Glen Patrick Carmichael, SAID PROPERTY CONTAINS 3.41 ACRES MORE OR LESS. deceased, whose date of death was May 23, 2020, is pending Tax Deed Tax Deed Tax Deed in the Circuit Court for Gadsden County, Florida, Probate Divi- ALSO A TWENTY FOOT WIDE PERPETUAL ACCESS (INGRESS & Notices Notices Notices sion, the address of which is 10 E. Jefferson Street, Quincy, Flor- EGRESS) AND UTILITY EASEMENT LYING 20.00 FEET RIGHT OF THE ida 32351. The names and addresses of the personal repre- BASELINE DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: 4866-0827 GCT (Cert# 1830 ) sentative and the personal representative’s attorney are set NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED forth below. BEGIN AT THE IRON BAR & PLASTIC CAP “3266” MARKING THE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, Mikon Financial Services, Inc, the All creditors of the decedent and other persons having SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED ONE ACRE PRO- holder of the following certificate has filed said certificate for a claims or demands against decedent’s estate on whom a CEED ALONG THE BASELINE AS FOLLOWS. tax deed to be issued thereon. The certificate number and copy of this notice is required to be served must file their claims year of issuance, the description of the property, and the with this court ON OR BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 30 MINUTES 00 SECONDS EAST, names in which it was assessed are as follows: THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS ALONG THE EASTERN BOUNDARY OF SAID SOUTHWEST QUARTER CERTIFICATE NO: 1830 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2018 AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER, FOR A DISTANCE OF 326.27 FEET TO DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: OR 193 P 535 COMM AT SWC OF THEM. AN IRON BAR & METAL CAP “3266” MARKING THE SOUTHEAST SW1/4 OF NE1/4., RUN N 225 FT TO BEGIN: THEN RUN N 12 DEG All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having CORNER OF OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK 320 PAGE 1825 OF THE 58 MIN 42 SEC W 36.54 FT., S 89 DEG 44 MIN 15 SEC E 133.21 FT., claims or demands against decedent’s estate must file their PUBLIC RECORDS; THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 33 MINUTES 49 S 35 FT., W 125 FT TO THE P.O.B.-ALSO, OR 241 P 729. BEGIN AT claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE SECONDS EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 145.88 FEET TO AN IRON THE NWC OF SW 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF NE 1/4, RUN E 100 FT AND S FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. BAR & METAL CAP “3266” ON THE WESTERN BOUNDARY OF A 140 398.98 FT.,N 89 DEG 44’ 15” W 100 FT., N 398.52 FT TO THE ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN FOOT WIDE RIGHT OF WAY KNOWN AS U.S. HIGHWAY 27 (ALSO POB.-ALSO, OR 314 P 981. COMM AT SWC OF THE SW 1/4 OF NE FLORIDA STATUTES SECTION 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. KNOWN AS STATE ROAD NO. 63 A FOUR LANE DIVIDED MEDIAN) 1/4, RUN N 193 FT. TO BEG, THEN N 32 FT., E 125 FT., S 32 FT., W NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY FOR THE TERMINAL POINT OF THIS BASELINE. 125 FT TO THE POB. LESS PART PER OR 287 P 1456. IN SECTION CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S 15-2N-4W. DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. PARCEL 2 PARCEL ID NUMBER: 3-15-2N-4W-0000-00133-0700 The date of first publication of this notice is August 27, 2020. Name in which assessed: Johnny Burns and Mary Ella Burns Personal Representative: BEGIN AT A ONE INCH IRON-PIPE KNOWN AS MARKING THE Said Property being in the County of Gadsden, State of Florida. Betty Brinson Carmichael NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF THE Unless such certificate shall be redeemed according to law, 32 Christian Loop, Havana, Florida 32333 SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 22, TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH, the property described in such certificate shall be sold to the Attorney for Personal Representative: RANGE 2 WEST, GADSDEN COUNTY, FLORIDA AND PROCEED highest bidder at the courthouse door on the 7th Day of Octo- Robert D. Mendelson Florida Bar No. 0230561 THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 30 MINUTES 00 SECONDS ber, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. Email Address: [email protected] EAST, ALONG THE EASTERN BOUNDARY OF SAID SOUTHWEST Dated this 8th Day of June, 2020. Attorney at Law QUARTER OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER, FOR A DISTANCE OF NICHOLAS THOMAS, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Gadsden 1319 Thomaswood Drive, Suite B 113.29 FEET TO AN IRON BAR & PLASTIC CAP “3266”; THENCE County, Florida Tallahassee, Florida 32308 NORTH 89 DEGREES 33 MINUTES 49 SECONDS WEST, PARALLEL; BY: Glenda McPherson, Deputy Clerk Published August 27 & September 3, 2020. WITH THE NORTHERN BOUNDARY OF SAID SOUTHWEST QUARTER Published August 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2020. OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER, FOR A DISTANCE OF 408.17 FEET TO AN IRON BAR & PLASTIC CAP “3266” ON THE EASTERN BOUND- ARY OF A 100 FOOT WIDE RIGHT OF WAY FOR CSX TRANSPOR- 4937-0903 GCT (Notice to Creditors) TATION (RAILROAD); THENCE ALONG SAID EASTERN (RIGHT OF Goodson, Coleman Glenn 00001194WLC WAY) BOUNDARY AND A CURVE TO THE RIGHT, HAVING A RA- NOTICE OF TRUST (Probate) Filings DIUS OF 1349.00 FEET AND AN ARC LENGTH OF 122.85 FEET, BE- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR GADSDEN COUNTY, FLORIDA ING SUBTENDED BY A CHORD OF NORTH 23 DEGREES 09 MINUTES 4889-0827 GCT (Notice to Creditors) PROBATE DIVISION 12 SECONDS EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 122.80 FEET TO AN IRON Fleming, Eleanor W. 19000216CPA File No. 00001194WLC BAR & METAL CAP “3266” ON THE NORTHERN BOUNDARY OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR GADSDEN COUNTY, FLORIDA IN RE: ESTATE OF SAID THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 33 MINUTES 49 SECONDS EAST, PROBATE DIVISION Coleman Glenn Goodson ALONG SAID NORTHERN BOUNDARY OF SAID SOUTHWEST QUAR- FILE NO. 19000216CPA Deceased. TER OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER, FOR A DISTANCE OF 358.89 IN RE: ESTATE OF ELEANOR W. FLEMING, NOTICE TO CREDITORS FEET TO SAID POINT OF BEGINNING. Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The Notice of Trust of the estate of Coleman Glenn Goodson, SAID PROPERTY CONTAINS 1.00 ACRE MORE OF LESS. ALSO A deceased, whose date of death was August 17, 2020, is pend- TWENTY FOOT WIDE PERPETUAL ACCESS (INGRESS & EGRESS) The administration of the Estate of ELEANOR W. FLEMING, de- ing in Gadsden County, Florida, Probate Division, the address AND UTILITY EASEMENT LYING 20.00 FEET RIGHT OF THE BASELINE ceased, File Number 19000216CPA, is pending in the Circuit of which is Gadsden County Courthouse, 10 East Jefferson DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Court for Gadsden County, Florida, Probate Division, the ad- Street, Quincy, Florida 32351. The name and address of the dress of which is Gadsden County Courthouse, Quincy, Florida. Successor Trustee is set forth below. BEGIN AT THE IRON BAR & PLASTIC CAP “3266” MARKING THE The names and addresses of the Personal Representative’s at- All creditors of the decedent and other persons having SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED ONE ACRE AND torney are set forth below. claims or demands against decedent’s estate on whom a PROCEED ALONG THE BASELINE AS FOLLOWS; All creditors of the decedent and other persons having copy of this notice is required to be served must file their claims claims or demands against decedent’s estate, including unma- with this court ON OR BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 30 MINUTES 00 SECONDS EAST, tured, contingent, or unliquidated claims, on whom a copy of THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS ALONG THE EASTERN BOUNDARY OF SAID SOUTHWEST QUARTER this notice is served with three months after the date of the first AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER, FOR A DISTANCE OF 326.27 FEET TO publication of this notice must file their claims with this court THEM. AN IRON BAR & METAL CAP “3266” MARKING THE SOUTHEAST WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having CORNER OF OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK 320 PAGE 1825 OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE claims or demands against decedent’s estate must file their PUBLIC RECORDS; THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 33 MINUTES 49 DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICEON THEM. claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE SECONDS EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 145.88 FEET TO AN IRON All other creditors of the decedent and persons having FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. BAR & METAL CAP “3266” ON THE WESTERN BOUNDARY OF A 140 claims or demands against the estate of the decedent, includ- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN FOOT WIDE RIGHT OF WAY KNOWN AS U.S. HIGHWAY 27 (ALSO ing unmatured, contingent, or unliquidated claims, must file FLORIDA STATUTES SECTION 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. KNOWN AS STATE ROAD NO. 63 A FOUR LANE DIVIDED MEDIAN) their claims with this WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY FOR THE TERMINAL POINT OF THIS BASELINE; THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. has been filed against you and others, and you are required to BARRED. The date of first publication of this notice is August 27, 2020. serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on JAMES C. The date of the first publication of this Notice is Aug. 20, 2020. THOMPSON, ESQUIRE, SMITH, THOMPSON, SHAW, COLÓN & Personal Representative: Successor Trustee: POWER, P.A., Plaintiff’s attorneys, 3520 Thomasville Road, Fourth Katherine L. Woodward Joni Hildebrandt Floor, Tallahassee, Florida 32309-3469, no more than thirty (30) 1306 Ballycastle Lane 15800 Mahan Drive days from the first publication date of this Notice of Action, Corinth, TX 76210 Tallahassee, FL 32309 and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before Attorney for Personal Representative: Telephone: (850) 251-9329 service on Plaintiff’s attorneys or immediately thereafter; other- Line, Hinson and Lines E-Mail: [email protected] wise, a default will be entered against you for the relief de- 121 N. Madison Street manded in the complaint or petition. Post Office Box 550, Quincy, Florida 32353-0550 Published August 27 & September 3, 2020. DATED this 22 day of July, 2020. FL Bar No. 108196 Telephone: (850)875-1300 Email: [email protected] NICHOLAS THOMAS, Clerk of Court (COURT SEAL) Published August 20 & 27, 2020. 4938-0903 GCT (Notice to Creditors) By: Charlotte Willeby, Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR GADSDEN COUNTY, FLORIDA Published August 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2020. 4890-0827 GCT (Notice to Creditors) CASE NO.: 2019-CP-50-A DIVISION: PROBATE Williams, Joseph 2020-CP-000224 IN RE: ESTATE OF SHAMERIA G. THOMAS, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR GADSDEN COUNTY, Deceased. 4934-0917 GCT FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE TO CREDITORS File No. 2020-CP-000224 Demus, William Est. 20000572CAA Notice of Action IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN RE: ESTATE OF JOSEPH WILLIAMS, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE Deceased. IN AND FOR GADSDEN COUNTY, FLORIDA ABOVE ESTATE: CASE NO. 20000572CAA NOTICE TO CREDITORS The administration of the estate of SHAMERIA G. THOMAS, deceased, File Number (2019-CP-50-A) is pending in the Circuit The administration of the estate of JOSEPH WILLIAMS, de- JEANNE DEMOUS CRAWFORD, a/k/a JEANNE DEMOUS GUNN Court for Gadsden County, Florida, Probate Division, the ad- a/k/a JEANNE DORA GUNN and HENRY J. GUNN, ceased, whose date of death was May 4, 2020; File Number dress of which is 10 E. Jefferson St., P.O. Box 1649, Quincy, FL 2020-CP-000224, is pending in the Circuit Court for GADSEN Plaintiff, 32351. The names and addresses of the personal representa- vs. County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is 10 tive and the personal representative’s attorney are set forth be- East Jefferson Street, Quincy, Florida 32351. The names and ad- ESTATE OF WILLIAM DEMUS a/k/a WILLIAM DEMOUS, et al., low. Defendants. dresses of the personal representative and the personal ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: representative’s attorney are set forth below. All creditors of the decedent and other persons having NOTICE OF ACTION All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate on whom a claims or demands against decedent’s estate, on whom a copy of this notice is served within three months after the date copy of this notice is required to be served, must file their TO: ESTATE OF WILLIAM DEMUS a/k/a WILLIAM DEMOUS, un- of the first publication of this notice must file their claims with known spouses, heirs, devisees, grantees, creditors, assigns, claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AF- and all other parties claiming by, through, under, or against OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AF- him; and ESTATE OF LOLLAR DEMOUS, unknown spouses, heirs, TER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON TER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. devisees, grantees, creditors, assigns, and all other parties THEM. claiming by, through, under, or against him. All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having All other creditors of the decedent and persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate must file their claims or demands against the estate of the decedent must claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Complaint for Quiet Title on the fol- file their claims with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE lowing property in Gadsden County, Florida: FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOR- A PARCEL OF LAND BEING A PART OF LANDS DESCRIBED IN OFFI- BARRED. CIAL RECORDS BOOK 186, PAGE 694 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS EVER BARRED. The date of the first publication of this Notice is August 27, NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY OF GADSDEN COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND LYING IN THE NORTH 2020. ONE-HALF OF SECTION 21, TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S Personal Representative: DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. OF SAID COUNTY BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED BY FREDIA J. HOUSTON METES AND BOUNDS AS FOLLOWS: The date of first publication of this notice is: August 20, 2020. Attorney for Personal Representative Signed on August 7, 2020. /s/ James P. Waczewski Florida Bar No.: 0154989 COMMENCE AT A RE-BAR (R.L.S. #3031) MARKING THE NORTH- Personal Representative JAMES P. WACZEWSKI, ESQ. DARREN WILLIAMS WEST CORNER OF THE SOUTHWEST ONE-QUARTER OF THE NORTH- 2520-2 Barrington Circle, Tallahassee, Florida 32308 WEST ONE-QUARTER OF SAID SECTION 21 AND RUN; THENCE Attorney for Personal Representative (850) 567-3007 Email: [email protected] Sean F. Bogle, Esq. Florida Bar No. 106313 EAST 1565.00 FEET; THENCE SOUTH (BEARING BASE) 60.00 FEET TO A RE-BAR (R.L.S. #3031) FORTHE POINT OF BEGINNING. FROM [email protected] Bogle Law Firm Published August 27 & September 3, 2020. 101 South New York Avenue, Suite 205 SAID POINT OF BEGINNING THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 252.38 Winter Park, Florida 32715 FEET TO A RE-BAR (R.L.S. #3031); THENCE SOUTH 72 DEGREES 30 Telephone: (407) 834-3311 Fax (407) 834-3302 MINUTES 12 SECONDS EAST 792.10 FEET TO A RE-BAR (R.L.S. Published August 20 & 27, 2020. #3031); THENCE NORTH 04 DEGREES 03 MINUTES 30 SECONDS WEST 293.54 FEET TO A RE-BAR (R.L.S #3031) ON THE SOUTHWEST- 4880-0827 GCT ERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY BOUNDARY OF A COUNTY ROADWAY 4933-0827 GCT Notice to Creditors Register, Marcus D. 2020 CA 474 Notice of Action KNOWN AS STRICKLAND ROAD (135.00 FOOT RIGHT-OF-WAY); Mahaffey, Betty Timmons 2020 CP 000218 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT THENCE NORTH 58 DEGREES 04 MINUTES 27 SECONDS WEST IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR GADSDEN COUNTY, FLORIDA IN AND FOR GADSDEN COUNTY, FLORIDA ALONG SAID SOUTHWESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY BOUNDARY, A PROBATE DIVISION File Number 2020 CP 000218 CASE NO. 2020 CA 474 DISTANCE OF 373.89 FEET TO A RE-BAR (R.L.S. #3031)); THENCE IN RE: ESTATE OF BETTY TIMMONS MAHAFFEY, WEST 417.35 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. Deceased. A. TIM ALCORN, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Plaintiff, has been filed against you and others, and you are required to vs. serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on JAMES C. The administration of the ESTATE OF BETTY TIMMONS MARCUS D. REGISTER and THE ESTATE OF MATTHEW W. REGISTER, THOMPSON, ESQUIRE, SMITH, THOMPSON, SHAW, COLÓN & MAHAFFEY, deceased, whose date of death was June 8,2020, unknown spouses, unknown heirs, devisees, and creditors POWER, P.A., Plaintiff’s attorneys, 3520 Thomasville Road, Fourth is pending in the Circuit Court for Gadsden County, Florida, claiming by, through, under, or against them, Floor, Tallahassee, Florida 32309-3469, no more than thirty (30) Probate Division, the address of which is 10 E. Jefferson Street, Defendants. days from the first publication date of this Notice of Action, Quincy, Florida 32351. The names and addresses of the per- NOTICE OF ACTION and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before sonal representative and the personal representative’s attor- service on Plaintiff’s attorneys or immediately thereafter; other- ney are set forth below. TO: THE ESTATE OF MATTHEW W. REGISTER, unknown spouses, wise, a default will be entered against you for the relief de- All creditors of the decedent and other persons having unknown heirs, devisees, and creditors claiming by, through, manded in the complaint or petition. claims or demands against decedent’s estate on whom a under, or against them copy of this notice is required to be served must file their claims DATED this 18 day of August, 2020. with this court ON OR BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Complaint for Quiet Title on the fol- THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS lowing property in Gadsden County, Florida: NICHOLAS THOMAS, Clerk of Court AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON (COURT SEAL) THEM. COMMENCE AT A ONE INCH-IRON PIPE KNOWN AS MARKING By: Pam K. Carter, Deputy Clerk All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF THE claims or demands against decedent’s estate must file their SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 22 TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH, Published August 27, September 3, 10 & 17, 2020. claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE RANGE 2 WEST, GADSDEN COUNTY, FLORIDA AND PROCEED; FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 30 MINUTES 00 SECONDS EAST, ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN ALONG THE EASTERN BOUNDARY OF SAID SOUTHWEST QUARTER FLORIDA STATUTES SECTION 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER, FOR A DISTANCE OF 113.29 FEET TO NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY AN IRON BAR & PLASTIC CAP “3266” FOR THE POINT OF BEGINN- CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S ING. THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 30 MINUTES 00 SEC- 4935-0827 GCT DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. ONDS EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 326.27 FEET TO AN IRON BAR & Fictitious Name The date of the first publication of this Notice is Aug. 20, 2020. METAL CAP “3266” MARKING THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FOUR Notice under Fictitious Name Law. pursuant to Section 865.09, Personal Representative: ACRES DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK 320 PAGE 1825 Florida Statutes. LANE T. MAHAFFEY OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS; THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES 33 MIN- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to en- c/o 1515 Ringling Blvd., 10th Floor UTES 49 SECONDS WEST, ALONG THE SOUTHERN BOUNDARY OF gage in business under the fictitious name of: Sarasota, Florida 34236 SAID FOUR ACRES, FOR A DISTANCE OF 244.35 FEET TO AN IRON ENIMSAJ Attorney for Personal Representative: BAR & PLASTIC CAP “3266”; THENCE CONTINUE located at 60 Green Lane, Gretna, FL 32332 in the County of JAMES O. FERGESON, JR. Florida Bar No. 171298 NORTH 89 DEGREES 33 MINUTES 49 SECONDS WEST, ALONG SAID Gadsden, intends to register the said name with the Division of FERGESON SKIPPER, P.A. 1515 Ringling Boulevard, 10th Floor SOUTHERN BOUNDARY OF FOUR ACRES, FOR A DISTANCE OF Corporations of the Florida Department of State, Tallahassee, Sarasota, Florida 34236 (941)957-1900 244.35 FEET TO AN IRON BAR & PLASTIC CAP “3266” ON THE FL. [email protected] EASTERN BOUNDARY OF A 100 FOOT WIDE RIGHT OF WAY FOR Dated at Quincy, Florida, this 19th day of August, 2020. [email protected] CSX TRANSPORTATION (RAILROAD); THENCE ALONG SAID EAST- Jasmine Charleston, Owner Published August 20 & 27, 2020. Published August 27, 2020. PAGE 14A, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 2020 WWW.GADCOTIMES.COM GADSDEN COUNTY TIMES

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5 6:13 McCall Bridge Road @ Carlene Lane 25 8:00 JAMES A. SHANKS MIDDLE SCHOOL Jennifer Akery, Bus Operator Bus 25 6 6:16 2410 McCall Bridge Road 26 8:25 GEORGE W. MUNROE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Area: Highbridge, Sunset Acres 7 6:19 3135 McCall Bridge Road 27 8:45 PARK TRANSPORTATION DEPT. # TIME STOP LOCATION 8 6:20 McCall Bridge Road @ Bradwell Road *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 1 6:45 Depart Transportation 9 6:22 Sadberry Road @ Mossy Oaks 1st Street have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 2 6:50 1465 Highbridge Road 10 6:23 1285 Sadberry Road 3 6:51 3750 Highbridge Road 11 6:24 36 Dusty Hunter Lane Judith Perkins, Bus Operator Bus 14 4 6:52 3792 Highbridge Road 12 6:25 Cooks Landing Road Area: Lillian Springs/West Quincy 5 6:55 Old Federal Road 13 6:26 Cooks Landing Road @ Cricket Lane # TIME STOP LOCATION 6 6:56 55 Eagle Drive 14 6:27 Southern Country Lane 1 6:30 DEPART TRANSPORTATION DEPT. 7 6:58 Kittrell Road @ Johnny Sweet Road 15 6:30 365 Cooks Landing Road 2 6:40 38 North Shelfer Street 8 7:00 75 Highbridge Road 16 6:43 4718 Pat homas Parkway 3 6:42 King Street @ Macon Street 9 7:03 43 Gray Road 17 6:48 347 Walsh Road 4 6:43 Lillian Spring Road @ West Franklin Street 10 7:04 221 Greenwood Drive 18 6:50 Hogan Lane @ Cooper Blvd 5 6:44 Lillian Spring Road @ Carolina Street 11 7:05 246 Dupont Avenue @ Madison Avenue 19 6:58 Hogan Lane @ Wright Blvd 6 6:45 19 Lillian Springs Road 12 7:06 740 South Love Street 20 7:00 Joe Adams Road @ Ray Road 7 6:47 48 N. Virginia Street 13 7:07 716 South Madison Street 21 7:05 930 Joe Adams Road 8 6:48 W. Carolina St. @ N. Virginia Street 14 7:08 248 Cheeseborough Avenue 22 7:07 Joe Adams Road @ Betsey Lane 9 6:49 Pavillion Drive @ Linda 15 7:09 645 East Betlinet Street 23 7:12 Gadsden Technical Institute 10 6:51 707 Woodberry Road 16 7:10 5 Wallace Drive 24 7:15 Carter Parramore Academy 11 6:52 572 Woodberry Road 17 7:13 527 South Adams Street 25 7:25 Crossroad Academy Charter School 12 6:53 528 Woodberry Road 18 7:20 Carter Parramore Academy 26 7:30 Gadsden County High School 13 6:54 Blue Star Highway @ Gray Road 19 7:25 Gadsden Technical Institute 27 7:45 1509 Osceola Street 14 6:55 North Pittman Street @ Church Street 20 7:30 21 South Adams Street 28 8:00 846 Cleveland Street 15 7:00 North Pittman Street @ Washington Street 21 7:35 Crossroad Academy Charter School 29 8:01 Pat homas @ Gilchrist Street 16 7:02 King Street @ Fletcher Drive 22 7:45 Gadsden County High School 30 8:02 Hogan Lane @ Cooper Blvd 17 7:07 North Cleveland Street @ Arbor Crest Apartments 23 7:55 55 Eagle Drive 31 8:03 219 Hogan Lane 18 7:08 Washington Street @ 13th Street 24 7:56 100 Old Federal Road 32 8:04 Hogan Lane @ Wright Blvd 19 7:09 116 N 10th Street 25 7:58 2303 Highbridge Road 33 8:05 791 Pat homas Parkway 20 7:20 CARTER PARRAMORE ACADEMY 26 8:00 474 Mitchell Circle 34 8:10 MLK Blvd @ Lincoln Street – Jackie’s Daycare 21 7:25 GADSDEN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 27 8:03 Kittrell Road @ Johnny Sweet Road 35 8:11 South Shelfer Street @ Flager Street 22 7:30 CROSSROAD ACADEMY 28 8:05 221 Dupont Avenue 36 8:15 Hamilton Street @ South Virginia Street 23 7:45 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 29 8:06 745 South Love Street 37 8:16 913 Arlington Circle 24 8:00 731 Woodberry Lane 30 8:08 749 South Madison Street 38 8:17 893 Arlington Circle 25 8:01 488 Woodberry Lane 31 8:10 5 Wallace Drive 39 8:25 JAMES A. SHANKS MIDDLE 26 8:02 95 Woodberry Road 31 8:11 South Adams Street 40 8:35 STEWART STREET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 27 8:03 Highway 12 @ McDaniel Circle 32 8:13 327 South Adams Street @ Rainbow Academy 41 8:45 PARK AT TRANSPORTATION DEPT. 28 8:05 Blue Star Highway @ Gray Road 33 8:15 Stewart Street Elementary School *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 29 8:06 Blue Star Highway @ Horseshoe Motor Lodge 34 8:20 James A. Shanks Middle School have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 30 8:08 Pavillion Drive @ Linda Street 35 8:25 George W. Munroe Elementary School 31 8:09 2158 Carolina Street 36 8:30 PARK AT TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT Jennifer McGhee, Bus Operator Bus 31 32 8:11 Carolina Street @ West Virginia Street *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please Area: St. Hebron 33 8:12 48 North Virginia Street have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. # TIME STOP LOCATION 34 8:13 61 Lillian Springs Road

1 6:20 Depart Transportation Department 35 8:16 West Franklin @ Lillian Springs Road Jermaine Cole, Bus Operator Bus 55 2 6:30 7237 Salem Road 36 8:17 West Franklin @ Macon Street Area: Mt. Pleasant, Chattachoochee 3 6:35 8960 Salem Road 37 8:18 North Shelfer Street @ Blue Star Highway # TIME STOP LOCATION 4 6:38 4653 Pt. Milligan Road 38 8:19 North Pittman @ Church Street 1 5:40 Depart Transportation 5 6:40 1356 St. Hebron Road 39 8:20 North Pittman @ West Washington Street 2 6:10 5808 Blue Star Highway 6 6:45 St. Hebron @ Aldophus Banks Road 40 8:22 North Cleveland Street @ Arbor Crest Apartments 3 6:22 901 Morgan Avenue 7 6:46 St. Hebron @ Archie Jackson Road 41 8:30 JAMES A. SHANKS MIDDLE SCHOOL 4 6:23 Main Street @ Martin Luther King, Jr., Blvd 8 6:47 1094 Point Milligan Road 42 8:40 GEORGE W. MUNROE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 5 6:26 144 Grif Street 9 6:48 Pt. Milligan @ Hudson Blvd 43 8:55 PARK TRANSPORTATION DEPT. 6 6:30 Martin Luther King, Jr., Blvd @ Africa Street 10 6:49 Grace Cunningham @ Hutley Road *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 7 6:35 830 Caro Street 11 6:50 Grace Cunningham @ Gamble Road have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 8 6:38 424 Line Street @ Flint Garden Apartments 12 6:52 438 Grace Cunningham Road 9 6:40 2465 Lincoln Drive 13 6:53 Post Plant Road @ Grace Cunningham Road Tony Austin, Bus Operator Bus 64 10 6:41 Bellamy Drive 14 6:54 Post Plant Road @ Dorsey Smith Road Area: North Havana 11 6:42 Hardaway Highway 15 6:55 2509 Havana Highway # TIME STOP LOCATION 12 6:43 Morning Star Road 16 6:56 Del Rio Drive 1 5:30 DEPART TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 13 6:44 Soloman Dairy Road 17 6:57 Ball Farm Road @ Alford Street 2 6:00 530 McNair Road 14 7:10 CARTER PARRAMORE ACADEMY 18 6:58 45 Millikan Drive 3 6:05 10962 Florida-Georgia Highway 15 7:15 CROSSROAD ACADEMY 19 7:00 455 Ball Farm Road 4 6:10 315 Johnson Road 16 7:30 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 20 7:02 693 Havana Highway 5 6:13 Bob White Trail @Quail Ridge 17 8:15 GADSDEN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 21 7:15 Carter Parramore Academy 6 6:15 Two State Street @ Quail Ridge 18 8:20 PARK AT TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 22 7:25 Gadsden Technical Institute 7 6:20 Quail Ridge @ Robin Road *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 23 7:40 Gadsden County High School 8 6:25 203 Quail Ridge Road have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 24 7:55 Highway 12 @ Del Rico Drive 9 6:37 379 River Road

25 7:56 616 Deerwood Circle 10 6:42 2043 Concord Road Roy Howard, Bus Operator Bus 34 PM ROUTE 26 7:57 1152 Post Plant Road 11 6:45 95 Andrew Family Lane Area: Quincy 27 7:58 1210 Post Plant Road 12 6:50 1751 Richbay Road # TIME STOP LOCATION 28 8:00 1562 Post Plant Road 13 6:51 1664 Richbay Road 1 3:00 Depart Transportation Department 29 8:01 220 Grace Cunningham Road 14 6:53 Richbay Road @ Mitchell Street 2 3:05 Crossroad Academy Charter School 30 8:02 4183 Pt. Milligan Road 15 7:00 418 Merritt Lane 3 3:08 59 Strong Road 31 8:03 480 Chaf Chason Road 16 7:15 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 4 3:10 1157 Highbridge Road 32 8:04 6744 Salem Road 17 7:30 320 Mine Road @ New Beginnings Daycare 5 3:13 905 S Adams Street 33 8:05 8690 Salem Road 18 7:45 85 Mine Road 6 3:14 210 Dupont Avenue 34 8:06 472 Dogtown Road 19 7:48 895 Brickyard Road 7 3:15 230 DuPont Avenue 35 8:08 4653 Pt. Milligan Road 20 7:50 33870 Ochlocknee Point Apartments 8 3:16 740 South Love Street 36 8:09 1998 Fantana Trail 21 7:53 Bluestar Highway @ Fellowship Church 9 3:17 222 Wallace Drive 37 8:11 141 Mary Brown Road 28 8:40 HAVANA MAGNET SCHOOL 10 3:18 109 North Betlinet Drive 38 8:12 87 Hinson Drive 29 9:00 PARK AT TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 11 3:20 201 Martin Luther King Jr., Blvd 39 8:14 160 Hillside Drive *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 12 3:21 512 Martin Luther King Jr., Blvd 40 8:15 Milligan Drive @ Hudson Blvd have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 13 3:22 400 3rd Street 41 8:17 Ball Farm Road @ Alford Street 14 3:23 2nd Street WWW.GADCOTIMES.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 2020, PAGE 15A GADSDEN COUNTY TIMES

Michael Albert, Bus Operator Bus 37 26 7:30 127 Horseshoe Drive Tyrone Davis, Bus Operator Bus 30 Area: North Havana, West Havana, Highway 12 27 7:32 5th Avenue @ Country Lane Area: St. John, Robertsville, St. Hebron (PM Only) # TIME STOP LOCATION 28 7:35 209 NE 3rd Street # TIME STOP LOCATION 1 6:00 DEPART TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 29 7:38 180 Tranquility Lane 1 2:25 DEPART TRANSPORTATION DEPT. 2 6:15 FL/GA Highway @ Hinson Circle 30 7:40 10th Avenue @ 4th Street 2 2:30 CARTER PARRAMORE ACADEMY 3 6:17 9352 FL/GA Highway 31 7:42 HAVANA MAGNET SCHOOL 3 2:50 GADSDEN ELEMENTARY MAGNET 4 6:18 Ancient Oaks @ Dannibel Lane 32 7:50 212 SE 3rd Street 4 2:59 514 N. 9th Street 5 6:20 155 Wayside Farm Road 33 7:51 408 SE 3rd Street 5 3:08 CROSSROAD ACADEMY 6 6:23 7532 FL/GA Highway 34 7:53 405 SE 3rd Street 6 3:20 619 Bainbridge Highway 7 6:26 Carver Avenue @ Walter Street 35 7:54 103 Elm Avenue 7 3:24 Bainbridge Highway @ Rose Court 8 6:29 Carver Avenue @ Sweet Street 36 7:55 406 SE 4th Street 8 3:25 2198 Bainbridge Highway 9 6:30 98 Bell Street 37 7:57 12th Avenue @ Conyers Street 9 3:26 Bainbridge Highway @ Kenon Lane 10 6:31 Bell Street @ Louis Street 38 8:00 305 Gay Street 10 3:30 555 Goldwire Road 11 6:32 Bell Street @ Washington Street 39 8:02 11th Avenue 11 3:33 Shade Farm Road @ Astor Court Circle 12 6:33 Washington Avenue @ Sweet Street 40 8:04 209 Gay Street 12 3:34 Shade Farm Road @ Westline Street 13 6:36 211 Horseshoe Drive 41 8:06 211 E 10th Avenue 13 3:42 Glory Road @ Magnolia Glenn 14 6:37 21 Falls Lane 42 8:08 11th Avenue @ 4th Street 14 3:45 Glory Road @ Elk Club Road 15 6:40 1st Street @ 8th Avenue 43 8:10 111 West 16th Avenue 15 3:50 2190 Hutchinson Ferry Road 16 6:43 5th Street @ 10th Avenue 44 8:13 110 E 8th Avenue @ Riverside Apartment 16 3:51 Hutchinson Ferry Road @ Spires Road 17 6:44 11th Avenue @ 4th Street 45 8:25 HAVANA MAGNET SCHOOL 17 3:52 Hutchinson Ferry Road @ David homas Lane 18 6:45 11th Avenue @ 3rd Street 46 9:05 PARK 18 3:53 Hutchinson Ferry Road @ Russ Lane 19 6:46 10th Avenue @ Gay Street *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 19 3:55 Mt. Hosea Church Road @ Wilson Lane 20 6:49 229 SW 5th Street have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 20 4:00 72 Cox Road 21 6:50 Salem Road @ Salem Court 21 4:04 Dusty House Road @ Peoples Road 22 6:53 Tobacco Road @ Hav-A-Tampa Drive James Howard, Bus Operator Bus 43 (Formally Johnny Moore) 22 4:05 Dusty House Road @ Mt. Hosea Church Road 23 6:54 190 Deer Creek Road @ Hidden Lake Acres Area: Midway 23 4:06 929 Mt. Hosea Church Road 24 6:55 Havana Highway @ Green Oaks Road # TIME STOP LOCATION 24 4:07 698 Mt. Hosea Church Road 25 6:57 Havana Highway @ Colonial Estates 1 6:00 DEPART TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 25 4:09 182 Uptain Road 26 6:59 6577 Havana Highway 2 6:30 112 Peters Road 26 4:12 4861 Bainbridge Highway 27 7:01 550 Mason Drive 3 6:31 Peters Road @ Tennel Road 27 4:20 1867 Attapulgus Highway 28 7:02 Havana Highway @ Uher Path 4 6:32 Peters Road @ Forest Drive 28 4:23 Attapulgus Highway @ Lincoln Heights 29 7:30 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH 5 6:33 Martin Luther King Jr., Blvd @ Monroe Creek 29 4:40 157 Jamieson Road 30 7:45 WARD’S LOT – QUINCY 6 6:34 Martin Luther King Jr., Blvd @ Hilltop Drive 30 5:00 PARK AT TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 31 7:50 Havana Highway @ Uher Path 7 6:36 71 Vencent Drive *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 32 7:51 Tallavanna Trail @ Highway 12 8 6:38 50 Sumpter Ridge Drive have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 33 7:52 1195 Riverview Road 9 6:40 205 Sumpter Ridge Drive 34 7:54 564 Mason Drive 10 6:41 395 Sumpter Ridge Road Sharon Holloman, Bus Operator Bus 49 35 7:55 6577 Havana Highway 11 6:42 370 Sumpter Ridge Road Area: Quincy 36 7:56 70 Curtis Drive @ Highway 12 12 6:43 288 Sumpter Ridge Drive # TIME STOP LOCATION 37 7:57 Havana Highway @ Neal’s Temple Road 13 6:47 101 Mine Road 1 6:50 DEPART TRANSPORTATION DEPT. 38 7:58 Havana Highway @ Green Oaks Road 14 6:48 932 Brickyard Road 2 6:52 KID’S FIRST DAYCARE, 515 MLK JR., BLVD 39 8:00 190 Deer Creek Road 15 6:50 S Lanier Road 3 7:05 Martin Luther King Jr.,Blvd @ 11th Street 40 8:02 Deer Creek Road @ Waters Edge Lane 16 7:25 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 4 7:06 Martin Luther King Jr., Blvd @ George Street 41 8:03 Havana Highway @ Silver Oaks Road 17 7:50 S. Lanier Road 5 7:08 1509 Osceola Street 42 8:04 Havana Highway @ Salem Lane 18 7:52 Peters Road @ Imani Circle 6 7:09 Cleveland Street 43 8:05 Salem Road @ Salem Court 19 7:53 181 Peters Road 7 7:12 1716 Pat homas Parkway 44 8:06 Tobacco Road @ Hav-A-Tampa Drive 20 7:54 Peters Road @ High Bluf Court 8 7:13 1242 Pat homas Parkway 45 8:10 305 West 10th Avenue 21 7:55 702 Peters Road 9 7:15 Hogan Lane @ Wright Boulevard 46 8:12 406 South FL/GA Highway 22 7:56 822 Peters Road 10 7:17 3rd Street 47 8:30 HAVANA MAGNET SCHOOL 23 7:58 264 Tennel Road 11 7:19 3rd Street @ Key Street 48 9:00 PARK TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 24 8:00 Forest Drive @ Forest Circle 12 7:20 Key Street @ 6th Street *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 25 8:01 Forest Drive @ Buckskin Circle 13 7:21 South 10th Street @ Mt. Moriah Church have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 26 8:03 65 Cedar Court 14 7:22 10th Street 27 8:04 1905 Martain Luther King Jr., Blvd 15 7:23 PICK UP BUS ATTENDANT Geraldine Baxter, Bus Operator Bus 9 28 8:06 Martain Luther King Jr., Blvd @ Hilltop 16 7:25 CARTER PARRAMORE ACADEMY Area:North Havana 29 8:07 125 Sumpter Ridge Drive 17 7:35 CROSSROAD ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL # TIME STOP LOCATION 30 8:08 170 Sumpter Ridge Road 18 7:45 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 1 6:30 DEPART TRANPORTATION DEPARTMENT 31 8:09 395 Sumpter Ridge Road 19 8:05 640 Ranch Road 2 7:00 Collins Road II @ Langston Road 32 8:12 Martin Luther King Jr., Blvd @ Lawson Road 20 8:20 Strong Road @ Green Meadows Apt Complex 3 7:03 Allen Road @ Zion Road 33 8:13 791 Martain Luther King Jr., Blvd 21 8:22 Strong Road @ Triple Oaks Apt Complex 4 7:04 405 Mt. Zion Church Road (On the Glade) 34 8:40 HAVANA MAGNET SCHOOL 22 8:24 Strong Road @ Omega Villa Apt Complex 5 7:05 73 Mt. Zion Church Road 35 8:03 Park at Transportation Department 23 8:26 61 Strong Road @ Brady House 6 7:10 Beauford Road @ Glade Road *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 24 8:28 South Adams Street @ Gray Avenue 7 7:11 365 McNair Road have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 25 8:33 905 Sikes Street 8 7:12 McNair Road @ China Berry Lane 26 8:35 839 Sikes Street 9 7:15 Johnson Road @ Browning Lane Patricia Jackson (Formally Stanley Card) Bus 29 27 8:36 South Adams Street @ Davis Street 10 7:17 Quail Ridge Road @ Bob White Area: Havana 28 8:37 Davis Street @ Love Street 11 7:18 Quail Ridge Road @ Two State Street # TIME STOP LOCATION 29 8:38 South Adams Street @ GF&A Drive Rainbow Daycare 12 7:20 320 Bell Road 1 6:00 DEPART TRANSPORTATION DEPT. 30 8:39 309 GF&A Drive – ABC Learning Center 13 7:21 6720 Fairbanks Ferry Road 2 6:30 1st Street 32 8:40 STEWART STREET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 14 7:22 Fairbanks Ferry Road @ Dalton Hill 3 6:08 12th Avenue @ Conyers 33 8:43 JAMES A. SHANKS MIDDLE SCHOOL 15 7:25 Concord Road @ Logan Jones Road 4 6:10 604 Main Street 34 8:50 PARK TRANSPORTATION DEPT. 16 7:26 Concord Road @ Poppa Lane 5 6:13 Main Street @ 16th Street (4-Way Stop) *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 17 7:30 1664 Richbay Road 6 6:15 111 16th Avenue West – Havana Heights Apartments (he Hill) have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 18 7:31 Richbay Road @ 168 Mitchell Street 7 6:20 27 Sierra Road 19 7:32 262 Mitchell Street 8 6:25 Highway 20 South @ Leasch Loop Park Devonta Knight, Bus Operator Bus 21 20 7:33 Iron Bridge Road 9 6:27 Deer Ridge Area: Shiloh Community 21 7:40 2280 Kemp Road 10 6:28 Cherokee Drive @ Choctaw Drive # TIME STOP LOCATION 22 7:45 HAVANA MAGNET SCHOOL 11 6:29 Cherokee Drive @ Deer Run 1 6:30 DEPART TRANSPORTATION DEPT. 23 8:00 104 12th Avenue 12 6:30 Arrow Trace 2 6:55 Shiloh Road @ Holt Lane 24 8:05 519 S Main Street 13 6:31 61 Ash Bow Trail 3 6:57 Shiloh Road @ Spooner Road 25 8:06 17th Avenue @ Jackson Street 14 6:32 323 Gibson Saw Mill Road 4 6:58 1124 Spring Meadows Road 26 8:07 17th Avenue @ Conyers Street 15 6:33 6005 Shady Rest Road 5 6:59 494 Spring Meadows Road 27 8:30 HAVANA MAGNET SCHOOL 16 6:34 86 Red Fern Road @ Red Fern Court 6 7:00 1641 Spooner Road 28 9:00 Park at TRANSPORTATION 17 7:00 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 7 7:02 Spooner Road @ Gene Williams *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 18 7:25 Highway 20 @ Gibson Sawmill Road 8 7:04 Carter Road @ Serenity Lane have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 19 7:26 Gibson Sawmill Road @ Earnest Johnson Road 9 7:05 9923 Old Federal Road 20 7:27 421 Gibson Sawmill Road 10 7:07 10072 Old Federal Road Formally Desiree Boodie, Bus Operator Bus 08 21 7:30 Highway 27 South @ Leasch Loop Park 11 7:08 405 Strong Road – Omega Villas, Triple Oaks Area: Ochlocknee Point, Rustling Pines 22 7:32 Cherokee Drive @ Ash Bow Trail 12 7:15 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL # TIME STOP LOCATION 23 7:33 Choctaw Drive @ 270 Moccasin Drive 13 7:30 CARTER PARRAMORE ACADEMY 1 6:00 DEPART TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 24 7:35 Deer Run Court @ Chippella Court 7:45 PARK AT TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 2 6:20 355 Bill McGill Road 25 7:36 Cherokee Drive @ Choctaw Drive Fill in as needed for PM Routes 3 6:21 2807 DuPont Road 28 7:38 253 Sierra Road *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 4 6:22 33870 Ochlocknee Point 29 7:39 Holly Ridge Road have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 5 6:30 718 East Brickyard Road 30 7:40 Tyre Road 6 6:32 Highway 90 @ Silver Hill Road 31 8:00 HAVANA MAGNET SCHOOL Shelia Lewis, Bus Operator Bus 44 7 6:33 Highway 90 @ Howard DuPont Road 32 8:30 PARK TRANSPORTATION DEPT. Area: Scottown, Greenshade, Attapulgus Highway 8 6:35 340 Rustling Pines Blvd *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please # TIME STOP LOCATION 9 6:36 Rustling Pines Blvd have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 1 6:30 LEAVE PARK 10 6:37 495 Rustling Pines Blvd 2 6:31 245 Barbara George Lane 11 6:38 760 Rustling Pines Blvd Charlie Maynor, Bus Operator Bus 50) 3 6:32 Charlie Harris Loop @Jack Scott 12 6:40 Ponderosa Drive Area: St. John, Robertsville 4 6:33 4573 Attapulgus Highway 13 6:41 317 Charles Willis Drive # TIME STOP LOCATION 5 6:34 3780 Attapulgus Highway @ Ken’s Seminole Store 14 6:42 57 Charles Willis Drive 1 6:20 DEPART TRANSPORTATION DEPT. 6 6:35 Attapulgus Highway @ Lincoln Heights Street 15 6:45 James Hinson Drive 2 6:27 688 Bainbridge Highway 7 6:36 Attapulgus Highway @ Tillman Road 16 6:46 Rustling Pines Blvd @ Deanna Green Road 3 6:29 1280 Bainbridge Highway 8 7:00 CARTER PARRAMORE ACADEMY 17 6:47 Slash Circle 4 6:31 Freddie Bryant Lane 9 7:05 GADSDEN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 18 6:50 570 Sandpine Circle @ Lobbolly Circle 5 6:32 2198 Bainbridge Highway 10 7:45 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 19 7:30 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH 6 6:33 Bainbridge Highway @ Emanuel Gardens 11 7:55 Attapulgus Highway @ Tillman Road 20 7:55 166 Englewall @ Lake Yvette 7 6:34 Bainbridge Highway @ Goldwire Road 12 7:56 3645 Attapulgus Highway 21 7:57 192 Palmer Road 8 6:35 Bainbridge Highway @ Brangus Lane 13 7:57 3890 Attapulgus Highway 22 8:05 205 Hatties Lane 9 6:36 Bainbridge Highway @ Rose Court 14 7:58 Attapulgus Highway @ Lincoln Heights Street 23 8:07 822 Rustling Pines Blvd 10 6:39 619 Bainbridge Highway 15 7:59 412 Charlie Harris Loop 24 8:08 760 Rustling Pines Blvd 11 6:40 429 North Adams Street 16 8:00 Charlie Harris Loop @ Dixon Lane 25 8:09 115 Ponderosa Drive 12 6:41 503 West King Street 17 8:01 196 Charlie Harris Loop 26 8:10 111 Charles Willis Drive 13 6:42 327 N 9th Street 18 8:05 855 Porter Mitchell Road 27 8:12 1227 Rustling Pines Blvd 14 6:43 916 King Street 19 8:09 667 Charlie Harris Loop 28 8:13 1311 Rustling Pines Blvd 15 6:44 338 11th Street 20 8:10 4508 Attapulgus Highway 29 8:14 Rustling Pines Blvd @ Deanna Green Road 16 6:45 605 Bellamy Drive 21 8:12 1280 Dodgers Ball Park Road 30 8:15 86 Frank Run 17 6:46 Bellamy Drive @ 517 Woodland Avenue 22 8:13 504 David Clemons Road 31 8:17 92 Sand Pine Drive 18 6:47 703 Bellamy Drive 23 8:16 Jack Scott Road @ Blake Road 32 8:19 501 Sand Pine Drive 19 6:48 914 W. Magnolia Drive 24 8:17 Jack Scott Road @ Jessie Drive 33 8:20 Loblolly Drive @ Sand Pine Drive 20 6:49 119 Pine Street 25 8:19 181 Jack Scott Road 34 8:21 155 Slash Circle 21 6:50 803 W. Magnolia Drive 26 8:20 2151 Attapulgus Highway 35 8:22 471 Merritt Lane 22 6:51 1020 South Magnolia Drive 27 8:22 814 Dodgers Ballpark Road 36 8:40 HAVANA MAGNET SCHOOL 23 6:52 424 11th Street 28 8:23 3558 Attapulgus highway 37 9:05 PARK AT TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 24 6:54 Clayton Street @ Rosewood 29 8:24 3486 Attapulgus Highway *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 25 6:55 325 N. 13th Street 30 8:25 Madsion Street have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 26 6:56 1220 West King Street 31 8:30 JAMES A. SHANKS MIDDLE 27 6:54 CARTER PARRAMORE ACADEMY 32 8:35 GEORGE W. MUNROE Cynthia Borden, Bus Operator Bus 01 28 7:00 GADSDEN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 33 9:00 Park at TRANSPORTATION Area: North Havana (Havana Magnet) 29 7:35 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please # TIME STOP LOCATION 30 7:44 607 N. Adams @ Denzel Street have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 1 6:15 DEPART PARK 31 7:49 259 Fulton Shaw Road 2 6:30 1388 Jameison Road 32 7:55 5994 Bainbridge Highway Anthony Luckey, Bus Operator Bus 38 3 6:33 338 Forest Drive North 33 7:59 254 Uptain Road Area: Quincy 4 6:35 624 Forest Drive North 34 8:01 Uptain Road @ Vickers Road # TIME STOP LOCATION 5 6:40 Jameison Road @ Rogers Lewis Lane 35 8:03 689 Uptain Road 1 7:00 Depart Transportation Department 6 6:41 35 Hinson Circle 36 8:04 699 Carswell Road 2 7:02 GADSDEN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 7 6:43 100 Hinson Circle 37 8:06 Carswell Road @ Enoch Anthony Drive 3 7:30 GADSDEN ELEMENTARY MAGNET 8 6:45 120 Hinson Circle 38 8:09 315 Bainbridge Highway 4 7:55 Crawford Street @ Stewart Street 9 6:55 305 Hinson Circle 39 8:12 Bainbridge Highway @ Pentecostal Avenue 5 7:57 Matin Luther King Jr., Blvd @ 9th Street 10 6:56 365 Hinson Circle 40 8:13 4091 Bainbridge Highway 6 7:59 Matin Luther King Jr., Blvd @ 11th 11 6:57 Ancient Oaks Road @ Dannibell Road 41 8:14 3955 Bainbridge Highway 7 8:01 7th Street @ S. 12th Street 12 7:00 9189 FL/GA Highway South 42 8:15 Bainbridge Highway @ Brangus Lane 8 8:03 4th Street @ 10th Street 13 7:05 802 Schwall Road 43 8:17 3955 Bainbridge Highway 9 8:05 612 4th Street 14 7:08 687 Schwall Road 44 8:18 Bainbridge Highway @ Rose Court 10 8:10 427 S. Stewart Street – Gadsden Arms Apartment 15 7:10 Wayside Farms Road @ Back Loop Road 45 8:20 Bainbridge Highway @ Powell Circle 11 8:15 South Key Street @ 7th Street 16 7:15 395 Wayside Farms Road 46 8:21 443 North Adams Street 12 8:17 Laura Street @ 10th Street 17 7:18 7541 FL/GA Highway South 47 8:25 JAMES A. SHANKS MIDDLE SCHOOL 13 8:18 113 Parro Street 18 7:20 229 Washington Avenue 48 8:30 GEORGE W. MUNROE ELEMENTARY 14 8:25 JAMES A SHANKS MIDDLE/PARK 19 7:21 54 Louis Street 49 8:45 PARK AT TRANSPORTATION DEPT. 20 7:23 63 Bell Street *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 21 7:24 98 Bell Street have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 22 7:25 182 Carver Street 23 7:26 Anderson Avenue 24 7:27 179 Walters Street – Daycare 25 7:28 713 Short Street PAGE 16A, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 2020 WWW.GADCOTIMES.COM GADSDEN COUNTY TIMES

Nathaniel “Bama” McNealy, Bus Operator Bus 60 14 7:52 2815 Bristol Highway 21 8:10 Hardaway 2 @ Finuf Road Area: Quincy 15 7:53 2999 Bristol Highway 22 8:11 138 Morningstar Road # TIME STOP LOCATION 16 7:55 Kever Lane @ Penny Lane 23 8:12 Hardaway Road 2 1 7:00 DEPART TRANSPORTATION DEPT. 17 8:00 321 Bristol Highway 24 8:30 GREENSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 2 7:02 GADSDEN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 18 8:02 55 Kever Lane 25 8:35 WEST GADSDEN MIDDLE SCHOOL 3 7:40 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH 19 8:06 3983 Bristol Highway 26 9:00 PARK 4 7:45 McGhee Street @ South Love 20 8:07 4890 Bristol Highway *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 5 7:46 124 South Malcolm Street 21 8:08 3021 Bristol Highway have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 6 7:47 South Malcolm Street @ BW Roberts Street 22 8:09 4851 Bristol Highway 7 7:48 McArthur Street 23 8:10 Bristol Highway @ Shorty Edwards Road Wanzella McCray, Bus Operator Bus 18 8 7:50 16 Earnest Street @ Little Successful Angels Daycare 24 8:14 3390 Pine Grove Church Road Area: Gretna, Flat Creek 9 7:53 BW Roberts Street @ Shadow Street 25 8:15 160 Juniper Road # TIME STOP LOCATION 10 7:54 Arnette Chapel AME Church 26 8:17 105 Juniper Road @ Albert Shepard Road 1 6:00 DEPART PARK 11 7:55 107 E Crawford Street 27 8:19 542 Juniper Road 2 6:20 204 Middle Creek Road 12 7:57 Earnest Street @ East Crawford Street 28 8:20 1029 Juniper Road 3 6:21 470 Garner Road 13 7:58 West Crawford Street 29 8:21 1139 Juniper Road 4 6:22 1001 Winding Creek Road 14 8:00 913 W. Crawford Street 30 8:22 576 Edwin Clark Road 5 6:23 3821 Flat Creek Road 15 8:03 South 10th Street 31 8:23 854 Edwin Clark Road 6 6:24 51 Bethel Fletcher 16 8:04 319 S. 12th Street 32 8:25 Bristol Highway 7 6:25 852 Scott Lane 17 8:05 1012 Brumby Street 33 8:26 606 Bristol Highway 8 6:32 104 East Davis Street 18 8:07 3rd Street 34 8:30 WEST GADSDEN MIDDLE SCHOOL 9 6:33 108 Dufel Avenue 19 8:08 722 2nd Street 35 8:35 GREENSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 10 6:34 105 Coleman Street 20 8:09 Key Street 9:00 PARK 11 6:36 48 Hope Street 21 8:10 Martain Luther King Jr., Blvd @ Kids 1st Daycare *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 12 6:37 17 Miller Lane 22 8:11 427 S. Stewart Street @ Gadsden Arms Apartment have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 13 6:38 541 Coleman Avenue 23 8:30 STEWART STREET ELEMENTARY 14 6:40 83 Hopkins Lane 24 8:45 PARK AT TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT Michelle Coombs, Bus Operator Bus 39 15 6:41 259 West Street *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please Area: Greensboro & Sawdust Community 16 6:42 8th Street have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. # TIME STOP LOCATION 17 6:43 Gadsden Avenue 1 5:45 DEPART TRANSPORTATION DEPT. 18 6:46 2265 Greensboro Highway Michael Myrick, Bus Operator Bus 03 2 6:15 3620 Old Federal Road 19 6:47 4990 Greensboro Highway Area: Robertsville Community 3 6:17 1556 Sally Brown Road 20 6:48 458 McDanie Circle # TIME STOP LOCATION 4 6:18 966 Old Federal Road 21 7:15 CARTER PARRAMORE ACADEMY 1 6:10 DEPART TRANSPORTATION DEPT. 5 6:19 870 Old Federal Road 22 7:20 GADSDEN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 2 6:20 Bainbridge Highway @ Grice Road 6 6:22 4515 Hosford Highway 23 7:35 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 3 6:22 6310 Bainbridge Highway 7 6:24 380 higpen Road 24 7:50 204 Middle Creek Road 4 6:24 Bainbridge Highway @ Willie Bradley Road 8 6:26 Providence Road @ Noah Lane 25 7:52 470 Gardner Road 5 6:26 Tyler Sanders Road 9 6:27 1288 higpen Road 26 7:55 59 Will White Road 6 6:28 7460 Bainbridge Highway 10 6:29 3235 Providence Road 27 7:56 1055 Winding Creek Road 7 6:29 Mt. Hosea Church Road @ Wilson Road 11 6:30 3143 Providence Road 28 7:57 529 Winding Creeh Road 8 6:30 Mt. Hosea Church Road @ Walker Road 12 6:32 675 Storm Road 29 8:00 212 Audie Clark Road 9 6:31 1016 Mt. Hosea Church Road 13 6:33 Liberty Road @ Lucille Berry Road 30 8:01 170 Mockingbird Lane 10 6:35 Dusty House Road @76 Peoples Road 14 6:34 Liberty Road @ Blount Street 31 8:02 1182 Lonnie Clark Road 11 6:36 Dusty House Road @ Clyde Byrd Lane 15 6:35 Carolina Road @ Rosa Milton Road 32 8:03 46 Berkin Lane 12 6:37 Dusty House Road @ Bernice House Road 16 6:36 Carolina Road @ Ridgewood Road 33 8:07 121 Julio Road 13 6:38 72 Cox Road 17 6:37 912 Carolina Road 34 8:08 852 Scott Lane 14 6:40 Mt. Hosea Church Road @ Cannon Road 18 6:40 Providence Road @ Barrow Street 35 8:09 8611 Sycamore Road 15 6:41 852 Mt. Hosea Church Road 19 7:10 CARTER PARRAMORE ACADEMY 36 8:10 523 Coleman Avenue 16 6:42 689 Uptain Road 20 7:15 GADSDEN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 37 8:11 83 Hopkins Lane 17 6:43 Uptain Road @ Vickers Road 21 7:30 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 38 8:13 232 West 11th Street 18 6:44 236 Uptain Road 22 7:55 4890 Old Federal Road 39 8:15 3821 Flat Creek Road 19 6:50 Mt. Hosea Church Road @ homas Drive 23 7:56 1556 Sally Brown Road 40 8:17 2515 Flat Creek Road 20 6:51 361 homas Drive 24 7:58 1151 Sally Brown Road 41 8:18 198 Middle Creek Road 21 6:52 160 Billy Hatcher Road @ McCall Lane 25 7:59 966 Old Federal Road 42 8:19 121 Will White Road 22 7:00 CARTER PARRAMORE ACADEMY 26 8:00 870 Old Federal Road 43 8:20 59 Will White Road 23 7:10 GADSDEN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 27 8:01 20 Ayce Lane 44 8:21 152 Winding Creek Road 24 7:40 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 28 8:02 4515 Hosford Highway 45 8:22 1055 Winding Creek Road 25 7:55 6310 Bainbridge Highway 29 8:05 4718 Hosford Highway 46 8:23 6368 Flat Creek Road 26 7:56 Bainbridge Highway @ Willie Bradley Road 30 8:10 5745 Hosford Highway 47 8:24 605 Coleman Avenue 27 7:57 187 Tyler Sanders Road 31 8:11 3253 Providence Road 48 8:25 51 Bethel Fletcher 28 7:58 7208 Bainbridge Highway 32 8:20 GREENSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 49 8:26 156 8th Street 29 7:59 345 Mt. Calvary Church Road 33 8:25 WEST GADSDEN MIDDLE SCHOOL 47 8:27 52 W. 8th Street 30 8:00 Mt. Hosea Church Road @ Wilson Road 34 8:45 PARK TRANSPORTATION DEPT. 48 8:28 48 Clark Road 31 8:01 Mt. Hosea Church Road @ Walker Road *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 49 8:30 104 East Davis Street 32 8:03 Dusty House Road @ Peoples Road have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 50 8:31 Love Street 33 8:04 Dusty House Road @ Clyde Byrd Lane 8:35 GREENSBORO ELEMENTARY 34 8:05 Bernice House Road Terryal Huggins, Bus Operator Bus 98 8:40 WEST GADSDEN MIDDLE SCHOOL 35 8:06 Cox Road Area: Chattahoochee *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 36 8:07 72 Cox Road # TIME STOP LOCATION have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 37 8:08 Mt. Hosea Church Road @ Cannon Road 1 6:10 DEPART PARK 38 8:11 139 Ford Hook Road 2 6:20 Blue Star Highway @ Cardinal Lane Eric McMillon, Bus Operator Bus 12 39 8:15 1105 W King Street @ 12th Street 3 6:24 4702 Blue Star Highway Area: Chattahoochee (Town) 40 8:25 JAMES A. SHANKS MIDDLE SCHOOL 4 6:25 24 Madison Street # TIME STOP LOCATION 41 8:35 GEORGE W. MUNROE ELEMENTARY 5 6:30 Decatur Street 1 7:00 DEPART PARK 42 8:45 PARK AT TRANSPORTATION DEPT. 6 6:32 Marion Street @ Bolivar Street 2 7:30 216 Broward Avenue *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 7 6:34 Brent Street @ Carracas Street 3 7:32 521 Martin Luther King Jr., Blvd have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 8 6:36 Morgan Street @ Cedar Street 4 7:33 830 Cairo Street 9 6:38 605 Satsuma Street 5 7:35 222 Line Street Anthony Walker, Bus Operator Bus 42 10 6:39 Caro Street @ Liberia Street 6 7:36 424 Line Street - Flint Garden Apartment Complex Area: Robertsville Community & St. John Community 11 6:40 Blue Star Highway @ Crystal Lane 7 7:42 462 Congo Street # TIME STOP LOCATION 12 7:10 CARTER PARRAMORE ACADEMY 8 7:45 618 Reed Street 1 6:15 DEPART PARK 13 7:15 GADSDEN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 9 7:47 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd @ Shepard Street 2 6:30 David homas Lane 14 7:30 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 10 8:05 CHATTAHOOCHEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 3 6:31 159 M & M Lane 15 7:50 Scottown Road 11 8:15 104 Water Street 4 6:33 Russ Lane 16 7:51 7467 Blue Star Highway 12 8:16 100 Water Street 5 6:34 Hutchinson Ferry Road @ 2719 L and M Lane 17 7:52 7429 Blue Star Highway 13 8:18 113 Water Street 6 6:36 4012 Shade Farm Road 18 7:53 Blue Star Highway @ Cardinal Lane 14 8:19 400 Calloway Street 7 6:37 Rod Shaw @ Richard Jordon Court 19 7:54 4702 Blue Star Highway 15 8:20 Main Street @ East Marion Street 8 6:39 433 Elk Club Road 20 7:57 Water Street @ Cemetary Street 16 8:21 637 Gregory Street 9 6:40 450 Peck Betts Road 21 7:58 801 N Main Street 17 8:22 771 Morgan Avenue 10 6:41 2174 Hutchinson Ferry Road 22 7:59 18 Madison Street 18 8:23 901 Morgan Avenue 11 6:42 Hutchinson Ferry Road @ Spires Road 23 8:01 Marion Street @ Bolivar Street 19 8:24 Popular Drive 12 6:43 Glory Road @ Bethleham Church Road 24 8:03 775 Morgan Avenue 20 8:26 1127 Sherwood Drive 13 6:45 282 Hines Road 25 8:04 901 Morgan Avenue 21 8:28 McDonald Avenue 14 6:47 Magnolia Glenn @ Glory Road 26 8:05 824 Pine Avenue 20 8:40 CHATTAHOOCHEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 15 6:48 80 Quail Roost Drive 27 8:06 Coleman Avenue @ Broward Avenue 21 9:00 PARK 16 6:49 360 Quail Roost Drive 28 8:07 Martin Luther King Jr., Blvd @ Shepard Street *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 17 7:05 CARTER PARRAMORE ACADEMY 29 8:08 Caro Street @ Liberia Street have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 18 7:15 GADSDEN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 30 8:09 424 Line Street @ Flint Gardens Apartments 19 7:55 Hutchinson Ferry Road @ L and M Lane 31 8:12 Bethel Street @ Morgan Avenue Dorothy Milton, Bus Operator Bus 89 20 7:56 Hutchinson Ferry Road @ Russ Lane 32 8:13 Bethel Street @ Reed Street Area: Mt. Pleasant & Gretna 21 7:57 Hutchinson Ferry Road @ M and M Lane 33 8:14 Bethel Street @ Martin Luther King Jr., Blvd # TIME STOP LOCATION 22 7:59 Hutchinson Ferry Road @ David homas 34 8:15 918 Mack Crawford Road 1 6:00 DEPART PARK 23 8:00 2174 Hutchinson Ferry Road 35 8:16 121 McPhaul Road 2 6:12 Blue Star Highway @ 11460 Howell Road 24 8:05 130 Peck Betts Road 36 8:17 Atwater Road @ McPhaul Road 3 6:17 4948 Mt. Pleasant Road 25 8:07 4360 Glory Road 37 8:30 West Gadsden Middle School 4 6:18 Hazel Green Road 26 8:08 Glory Road @ Bethlehem Church Road 38 8:50 Park 5 6:20 1995 Mt. Pleasant Road @ J & J Lane 27 8:10 Elk Club Road *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 6 6:24 1920 Mt. Pleasant Road 28 8:11 Shade Farm Road @ Astor Avenue have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 7 6:30 Dewey Johnson Way @ South Avenue 29 8:14 Quail Roost Road 8 6:35 Dewey Johnson Way @ Maple Avenue 30 8:25 JAMES A. SHANKS MIDDLE Milton Lanier, Bus Operator Bus 61 9 6:37 Williams Street (Near Jackson Lane) 31 8:30 GEORGE W. MUNROE Area: Chattahoochee (Highway 90 & Hardaway) 10 6:44 Williams Street @ homas Avenue 32 8:45 PARK # TIME STOP LOCATION 11 6:45 Dewey Johnson Way @ Rumbling Lane *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 1 6:30 DEPART PARK 12 6:46 540 Dewey Johnson Way @ Chadd Lane have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 2 6:45 Hardaway II @ Burner Lane 13 6:48 Dewey Johnson Way @ Hester Lane 3 6:52 138 Morningstar Road 14 7:10 CARTER PARRAMORE ACADEMY Velyetta Mabry, Bus Operator Bus 75 4 6:53 159 Smithtown Lane 15 7:15 GADSDEN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Area: Sawdust Community 5 6:54 Rice Road 16 7:30 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL # TIME STOP LOCATION 6 7:02 Blue Star Highway @ Betty Jean Court 17 7:50 294 Earnest O Barkley Street 1 6:00 DEPART PARK 7 7:06 4487 Blue Star Highway 18 7:51 865 Dewey Johnson Way 2 6:40 Earlene Hobbs @ 344 Edwards Road 8 7:08 5389 Bonnie Hill Road 19 7:52 Dewey Johnson Way @ Hester Lane 3 6:42 Earlene Hobbs @Edwards Road 9 7:09 5452 Bonnie Hill Road 20 7:53 Dewey Johnson Way @ Rumbling Lane 4 6:43 Earlene Hobbs @ Austin Lane 10 7:25 15 Hardaway Highway 21 7:55 Williams Street @ Hobley Avenue 5 6:45 Union Chapel Road @ Portia Lane 11 7:26 Hardaway Road @ Tobin Road 22 7:56 Williams Street @ homas Avenue 6 6:49 4267 Hosford Highway @ Primrose Lane 12 7:30 383 Hardaway Road 23 7:57 MLK Jr., Blvd @ Cornelius Harris Lane 7 7:00 CARTER PARRAMORE ACADEMY 13 7:31 Hardaway Road @ McMillian Road 24 8:05 Cornelius Harris Lane @ McQueen Lane 8 7:03 GADSDEN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 14 7:32 Hardaway Road @ Butler Road 25 8:06 704 Spitz Farm Road 9 7:30 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 15 7:34 Lincoln Drive @ Rosedale Tower Road 26 8:07 4706 Mt. Pleasant Road 10 7:55 Hosford Highway @ Primrose Lane 16 7:35 7141 Bonnie Hill Road 27 8:10 Hazel Green Road 11 8:00 Edward Road 17 7:37 Bay Street @ Jones Road 28 8:11 Howell Road @ Dessie Drive 12 8:05 Earlene Hobbs @ Austin Lane 18 7:38 River Road @ Grif Street 29 8:12 Mt. Pleasant Road @ Glen Julia 13 8:08 Union Chapel Road @ Portia Lane 19 8:00 Chattahoochee Elementary School 30 8:25 GREENSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 14 8:10 27 Ridgewood Road 20 8:30 Park 8:30 WEST GADSDEN MIDDLE SCHOOL 15 8:12 Liberty Road @ Lucille Berry Lane *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 9:00 PARK 16 8:15 467 Liberty Road have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 17 8:18 Liberty Road @ Blount Road have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 18 8:20 Providence Road @ Barrow Street Tron Lanier, Bus Operator Bus 36 19 8:22 WEST GADSDEN MIDDLE SCHOOL Area: Gretna Pierre Turner, Bus Operator Bus 93 20 8:25 GREENSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL # TIME STOP LOCATION Area: Greensboro/Gretna 21 8:26 PARK 1 6:00 DEPART PARK # TIME STOP LOCATION *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 2 6:20 10586 Hardaway Highway 1 7:00 DEPART TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 3 6:22 Hardaway Highway @ Wallace Drive 2 7:02 GADSDEN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 4 6:23 Hardaway Highway @ 121 McPhaul Road 3 7:25 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH Brenda Causey, Bus Operator Bus 48 5 6:24 754 McPhaul Road 4 7:40 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH Area: Greensboro, Juniper 6 6:25 Hardaway 2 @ Finuf Road 5 8:00 Ellis Trailer Park # TIME STOP LOCATION 7 6:30 Hardaway 2 @ 10542 Hardaway Road 6 8:05 Church Street @ Vanguard Apartments 1 6:00 DEPART PARK 8 6:35 Blue Star Highway @ Ernest O. Barkley Road 7 8:10 Dewey Johnson @ Maple Street 2 6:20 2815 Bristol Highway 9 6:36 Blue Star Highway @ Railroad Avenue 8 8:15 Dering Lane @ Meadows 3 6:23 87 Kever Lane 10 6:37 187 Lanier Drive 9 8:20 5251 Greensboro Highway 4 6:24 321 Kever Lane 11 6:38 78 Lanier Drive 10 8:22 Fason Lane 5 6:25 3021 Bristol Highway 12 6:39 495 Lanier Oakes 11 8:30 WEST GADSDEN MIDDLE 6 6:26 124 Bristol Highway 13 7:00 CARTER PARRAMORE ACADEMY 12 8:35 GREENSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 7 6:28 Juniper Road @ Albert Shepard Road 14 7:05 GADSDEN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 13 8:50 PART AT TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 8 6:30 576 Edwain Clark road 15 7:25 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 9 7:00 CARTER PARRAMORE ACADEMY 16 7:45 Blue Star Highway @ Railroad Avenue have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 10 7:30 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 17 7:50 Blue Star Highway @ Lanier Drive 11 7:45 20 Juniper Creek Road 18 7:55 Hardaway Highway 12 7:46 Willie Presha Road @ Hall Lane 19 8:00 9136 Hardaway Highway 13 7:50 1439 Telogia Creek Road 20 8:05 419 Lanier Drive Apartments WWW.GADCOTIMES.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 2020, PAGE 17A GADSDEN COUNTY TIMES

Martha Williams, Bus Operator Bus 33 Terry homas, Bus Operator Bus 87 LaLisa Goldwire, Bus Operator; Renisia Mitchell, Bus Attendant, Area: Bonnie Hill & Sycamore Community Area: Quincy (PM Only) Bus 35L # TIME STOP LOCATION # TIME STOP LOCATION Area: East Quincy 1 6:00 DEPART TRANSPORTATION DEPT. 1 3:00 DEPART TRANSPORTATION DEPT. Special Services 2 6:30 5367 Bonnie Hill Road 2 3:15 CROSSROAD ACADEMY CHARTER # TIME STOP LOCATION 3 6:31 526 Hardaway Highway 3 3:16 Live Oak Street 6:30 PRE-TRIP 4 6:32 Hardaway Highway @ Lincoln Drive 4 3:17 1716 Lucky Street 6:45 LEAVE PARK 5 6:33 Bellamy Place @ Rosedale Tower Road 5 3:21 405 S. Shelfer Street – Pride and Joy Daycare 1 6:55 OCHLOCKONEE POINTE APTS 6 6:34 Mason Road @ Rosedale Tower Road 6 3:23 411 Shelfer Street 2 7:05 SILVER HILL ROAD 7 6:36 1335 Grif Street 7 3:24 Martin Luther King, Jr., Blvd. @ Kid’s 1st Daycare 3 7:12 16 FOREST CIRCLE 8 6:38 1926 Aspalaga Road 8 3:25 2027 Martin Luther King, Jr., Blvd. 4 7:25 STRONG ROAD 9 6:39 1255 Ed Jones Road 9 3:27 91 Luther Road 5 7:30 BYRD ROAD 10 6:40 938 Ed Jones Road 10 3:29 2076 South Atlanta Street 6 7:40 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 11 6:41 561 Runkle Road 11 3:32 25 Gray Road 7 7:50 304 S. BAY STREET 12 6:42 4352 Sycamore Road 12 4:15 PARK AT TRANSPORTATION DEPT. 8 7:52 328 S. BAY STREET 13 6:43 Sycamore Road *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 9 7:53 117 JOHNSON STREET 14 7:05 CARTER PARRAMORE ACADEMY have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 10 8:05 GEORGE W. MUNROE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 15 7:10 GADSDEN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 11 8:10 JAMES A. SHANKS MIDDLE SCHOOL 16 7:30 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Bernice Cummings, Bus Operator: Hope Scott, Bus Attendant, Bus 10 12 8:20 STEWART STREET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 17 7:55 4211 Flat Creek Road Area: Chattahoochee & Gretna 13 8:45 PARK 18 7:57 3785 Flat Creek Road Special Services *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates 19 7:58 2309 Flat Creek Road # TIME STOP LOCATION Please have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times 20 7:59 2531 Flat Creek Road 6:00 PRE-TRIP listed. Also, please be reminded that pick-up and drop-of times for 21 8:00 4753 Bonnie Hill Road 6:15 LEAVE PARK Special Need students will change throughout the school year 22 8:01 5311 Bonnie Hill Road 1 6:40 115 PRESTON STREET as new students are added to the route. However, as much as 23 8:02 5389 Bonnie Hill Road 2 6:45 822 CARO STREET much as possible, the Operator will try to give you a deinite 24 8:03 2468 Lincoln Drive 3 6:50 424 LINE STREET pick-up and drop-of time for your child. 25 8:04 Rosedale Tower Road @ 328 Bellamy Road 4 7:05 176 WALLACE ROAD 26 8:05 River Road @ River Junction Apartments 5 7:10 33 CHURCH STREET(VANGUARD APTS) Cynthia Goldwire, Bus Operator; Debra Wright, Bus Attendant, 27 8:06 1440 Grif Street 6 7:15 182 EARNEST O. BARKLEY STREET Bus 40 28 8:07 695 Rowan Road 7 7:17 237 EARNEST O. BARKLEY STREET Area: Lake Talquin/Shiloh 29 8:08 2064 Aspalaga Road 8 7:22 LANIER OAKS Special Services 30 8:09 1194 Ed Jones Road 9 7:35 BLUE STAR HIGHWAY @ GRAY ROAD # TIME STOP LOCATION 31 8:10 561 Runkle Road 10 7:55 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 6:00 PRE-TRIP 32 8:11 Sycamore Road @ Otho Whittle Road 11 8:05 GEORGE W. MUNROE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 6:15 LEAVE PARK 33 8:25 GREENSBORO ELEMENTARY 12 8:10 JAMES A. SHANKS MIDDLE SCHOOL 1 6:40 2595 SYCAMORE ROAD 34 8:30 WEST GADSDEN MIDDLE SCHOOL 13 8:25 STEWART STREET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 2 6:45 11 TOLAR WHITE ROAD 35 9:00 PARK AT TRANSPORTATION DEPT. 14 8:30 PARK 3 6:50 160 JUNIPER ROAD *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates 4 6:55 79 AUSTIN ROAD have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. Please have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times 5 7:05 46 HART ROAD listed. Also, please be reminded that pick-up and drop-of times for 6 7:20 220 SERENITY LANE Formally K.D. Wright, Bus Operator Bus 51 Special Need students will change throughout the school year 7 7:40 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Area: Gretna as new students are added to the route. However, as much as 8 8:00 GEORGE W. MUNROE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL # TIME STOP LOCATION much as possible, the Operator will try to give you a deinite 9 8:05 JAMES A. SHANKS MIDDLE SCHOOL 1 6:00 DEPART TANSORTATION DEPARTMENT pick-up and drop-of time for your child. 10 8:20 STEWART STREET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 2 6:30 611 Hannah Mill Pond Road 11 8:30 PARK 3 6:32 Highway 90 @ A Avenue Edwin Starks, Bus Operator; Tommy Brundidge, Bus Attendant, Bus 11 *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates 4 6:33 1st Street @ Magnolia Court Area: East Side Gadsden County Please have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times 5 6:34 131 West Circle Drive Special Services listed. Also, please be reminded that pick-up and drop-of times for 6 6:35 209 West Circle Drive # TIME STOP LOCATION Special Need students will change throughout the school year 7 6:36 258 West Circle Drive 6:15 PRE-TRIP as new students are added to the route. However, as much as 8 6:37 East Circle Drive @ Lanier Road 6:30 LEAVE PARK much as possible, the Operator will try to give you a deinite 9 6:38 East Circle Drive @ James Williams Lane 1 6:45 UPTAIN ROAD pick-up and drop-of time for your child. 10 6:40 Ernest O. Barkley Street @ 1st Street 2 6:55 334 CHARLIE HARRIS LOOP 11 6:41 Beech Street @ 4th Street 3 7:15 122 CHIPPEWA COURT Amos Bostick, Bus Operator; Minnie Bridges, Bus Attendant, Bus 145 12 6:42 4th Street @ Church Street 4 7:35 240 PONDEROSA CIRCLE Area: West Side of Gadsden County 13 6:43 Church Street @ 1st Street 5 7:40 42 WILLIE’S LANE Special Services 14 6:45 Highway 90 @ Ellis Trailer Park 6 7:50 HIGHBRIDGE ROAD # TIME STOP LOCATION 15 6:46 Highway 90 @ Bettye Bo Lane 7 7:53 HIGHBRIDGE ROAD 6:00 PRE-TRIP 16 7:05 CARTER PARRAMORE ACADEMY 8 8:00 GADSDEN CENTRAL ACADEMY 1 6:15 LEAVE PARK 17 7:10 GADSDEN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 9 8:15 PARK @ BUS GARAGE 2 6:30 BUS GARAGE 18 7:30 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates 3 6:50 DUFFLE AVENUE 19 7:55 Highway 90 @ Bettye Bo Lane Please have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times 4 7:10 LUCILLE BERRY LANE 20 7:57 38 4TH Street listed. Also, please be reminded that pick-up and drop-of times for 5 7:25 ATLANTA STREET @ PARKVIEW APTS 21 7:58 267 Beech Street Special Need students will change throughout the school year 6 7:35 64 N. CLEVELAND ST @ ARBOR CREST APTS 22 7:59 158 Beech Street as new students are added to the route. However, as much as 7 7 : 4 5 9 0 8 L A U R A S T R E E T 23 8:00 1ST Street @ Ernest O. Barkley much as possible, the Operator will try to give you a deinite 24 8:01 West Circle Drive pick-up and drop-of time for your child. 25 8:02 131 West Circle Drive 8 7:50 707 2ND STREET 26 8:03 258 West Circle Drive Linda Coster, Bus Operator; Darlene Harris, Bus Attendant, Bus 13 9 8:00 GADSDEN CENTRAL ACADEMY 27 8:04 238 East Circle Drive Area: All Havana & Highway 12 10 8:05 BUS GARAGE 28 8:05 200 East Circle Drive Special Services 11 8:45 PARK @ HOME 29 8:06 405 Earnest O. Barkley Drive # TIME STOP LOCATION *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates 30 8:07 220 Earnest O. Barkley Drive 6:00 PRE-TRIP Please have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times 31 8:08 Main Street @ Beulah Lane 6:15 LEAVE PARK listed. Also, please be reminded that pick-up and drop-of times for 32 8:09 23 Fletcher Street 1 6:30 132 WALTERS STREET Special Need students will change throughout the school year 33 8:10 101 Henry Drive 2 6:35 20 SWEET STREET as new students are added to the route. However, as much as 34 8:11 Magnolia Avenue @ First Street 3 6:40 145 BELL STREET much as possible, the Operator will try to give you a deinite 35 8:14 110 Park Street 4 6:50 84 COLSTON COURT pick-up and drop-of time for your child. 36 8:15 89 North Street 5 7:05 6720 FAIRBANKS FERRY ROAD 37 8:16 1461 Main Street 6 7:20 389 MOODY LANE Jacqueline Shaw, Bus Operator; Sharon Jackson, Bus Attendant, 38 8:17 273 Martin Luther King Jr., Blvd 7 7:35 48 SALEM COURT Van 168 39 8:18 Martin Luther King Jr., Blvd @ Jackson Lane 8 7:50 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Area: Gadsden to Leon County: Lincoln High School, W.T. Moore 40 8:19 167 South Avenue 9 8:05 GEORGE W. MUNROE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL & Swift Creek 41 8:20 67 South Avenue 10 8:10 JAMES A. SHANKS MIDDLE SCHOOL Special Services 42 8:21 611 Hannah Mill Pond Road 11 8:20 STEWART STREET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL # TIME STOP LOCATION 43 8:30 GREENSBORO ELEMENARY SCHOOL 12 9:00 PARK 6:00 PRE-TRIP 8:35 WEST GADSDEN MIDDLE SCHOOL *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates 6:15 LEAVE PARK 9:00 PARK AT TRANSPORTATION Please have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times 1 6:25 613 S. SHELFER STREET *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please listed. Also, please be reminded that pick-up and drop-of times for 2 6:30 777 PAT THOMAS PARKWAY have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. Special Need students will change throughout the school year 3 6:40 625 S. KEY STREET as new students are added to the route. However, as much as 4 7:30 LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL Odis Gammon, Bus Operator Bus 46 much as possible, the Operator will try to give you a deinite 5 8:00 W. T. MOORE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Area: Greensboro & Shiloh (PM Only) pick-up and drop-of time for your child. 6 8:20 SWIFT CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOL # TIME STOP LOCATION 7 8:45 PARK 1 2:50 DEPART TRANSPORTATION DEPT. Stephanie Fluker, Bus Operator; Nakendra Bush, Bus Attendant, *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates 2 3:00 GADSDEN ELEMENTARY MAGNET Bus 15E Please have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times 3 3:05 CROSSROAD ACADEMY Area: Quincy Communities listed. Also, please be reminded that pick-up and drop-of times for 4 3:18 459 Kittrell Road Special Services Special Need students will change throughout the school year 5 3:19 4242 Highridge Road # TIME STOP LOCATION as new students are added to the route. However, as much as 6 3:21 Highbridge Road 6:30 PRE-TRIP much as possible, the Operator will try to give you a deinite 7 3:25 9973 Old Federal Road 6:45 LEAVE PARK pick-up and drop-of time for your child. 8 3:26 1647 Spooner Road 1 6:55 64 N. CLEVELAND ST(FOR HIGH SCHOOL) 9 3:28 262 Spring Meadows Road 2 7:05 IVEY DRIVE Justa Campbell, Bus Operator; 10 3:29 44 Shiloh Road 3 7:15 BRADLEY STREET Area: Shiloh Area 11 3:30 3765 Pat homas Parkway 4 7:30 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL # TIME STOP LOCATION 12 3:32 106 Pallbearers Lane 5 7:45 427 S. STEWART STREET 1 6:00 Fill in as needed for High School Routes 13 3:35 110 Cooper Street 6 7:50 WILLIAMS STREET 2 7:15 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH 14 3:37 1518 Osceola Street 7 7:55 LUTHER ROAD 3 7:35 347 Walsh Road 15 3:38 South Cleveland Street 8 7:56 NANCY LANE 4 7:36 81 Shiloh Road 16 3:39 1401 Gilchrist Street 9 7:57 ATLANTA STREET @ PARKVIEW APTS 5 7:37 249 Holt Lane 17 3:40 Pat homas Parkway 10 8:00 64 N. CLEVELAND STREET(FOR ELEMENTA- 6 7:38 489 Shiloh Road 18 3:45 6446 Greensboro Highway RY) 7 7:39 481 Spooner Road 19 3:50 9978 Hosford Highway 11 8:05 GEORGE W. MUNROE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 8 7:40 1180 Spooner Road 20 3:52 420 Edwards Road 12 8:10 JAMES A. SHANKS MIDDLE SCHOOL 9 7:41 510 Spring Meadows Road 21 3:53 490 Earlean Hobbs Road 13 8:20 716 MLK BLVD(QUINCY) 10 7:42 780 Spring Meadows Road 22 3:55 19 Shrell Lane 14 8:25 STEWART STREET ELEMENTARY 11 7:43 1641 Spooner Road 23 3:56 Providence Road @ Shrell Lane 15 8:30 PARK 12 7:44 Spooner Road @ Gene Williams Road 24 4:00 141 Coleman Street *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates 13 7:46 Carter Road @ Serenity Lane 25 4:06 115 Kever Lane Please have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times 14 7:47 9923 Old Federal Road 26 4:07 540 Dewey Johnson Road listed. Also, please be reminded that pick-up and drop-of times for 15 7:48 10072 Old Federal Road 27 4:13 439 Williams Street Special Need students will change throughout the school year 16 7:49 Old Federal Road @ Swift Street 28 4:19 394 Martin Luther King Jr., Blvd as new students are added to the route. However, as much as 17 7:50 11787 Old Federal Road 29 4:29 6th Street @ 4th Street much as possible, the Operator will try to give you a deinite 18 7:51 1105 Joe Adams Road 30 4:32 35 5th Street pick-up and drop-of time for your child. 19 7:52 Joe Adams Road @ Betsey Lane 31 4:33 20 James Williams Drive 20 7:53 930 Joe Adams Road 32 4:35 Circle Drive Earnestine Brewington, Bus Operator; Eula Coster, Bus Attendant, 21 7:55 253 Reed Street 33 4:36 187 Lanier Drive Bus 17 22 8:30 STEWART STREET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 34 4:37 Hardaway Highway Area: St. John, Robertsville, Scottstown, St. Hebron 23 8:35 JAMES A. SHANKS MIDDLE SCHOOL 35 5:00 PARK Special Services 24 8:40 GEORGE W. MUNROE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please # TIME STOP LOCATION 25 9:00 PARK AT TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. 6:15 PRE-TRIP *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please 6:30 LEAVE PARK have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed. Frank Scott, Bus Operator Bus 56 1 6:40 PICK UP BUS ATTENDANT Area: Quincy 2 6:45 5994 BAINBRIDGE HWY # TIME STOP LOCATION 3 6:50 711 GRICE ROAD 1 6:50 DEPART TRANSPORTATION DEPT 4 6:55 1340 MT. HOSEA CHURCH ROAD 2 7:00 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 5 7:10 315 TILLMAN ROAD 3 7:25 CROSSROAD ACADEMY CHARTER 6 7:15 CHARLIE HARRIS LOOP 4 7:50 PARK TRANSPORTATION DEPT 7 7:25 ATTAPULGUS HIGHWAY 5 2:40 DEPART TRANSPORTATION DEPT 8 7:45 GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 6 2:45 CROSSROAD ACADEMY CHARTER 9 8:00 GEORGE W. MUNROE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 7 3:05 Strong Road – Omega Villas & Triple Oaks Apts. 10 8:05 JAMES A. SHANKS MIDDLE SCHOOL 7 3:15 Highway 90 & Lanier Road 11 8:15 STEWART STREET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 8 3:20 355 Bill McGill Road 12 8:45 PARK 9 3:25 2195 DuPont Road *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates 10 3:30 Blue Star Highway – Ochlocknee Point Apartments Please have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times 11 3:35 840 Rustling Pines listed. Also, please be reminded that pick-up and drop-of times for 12 3:40 1518 Rustling Pines Special Need students will change throughout the school year 13 3:44 Sand Pine Road as new students are added to the route. However, as much as 14 3:46 MLK, Jr., Blvd. @ Hilltop Trailer Park much as possible, the Operator will try to give you a deinite 15 3:50 1776 Martin Luther King, Jr., Blvd pick-up and drop-of time for your child. 16 3:55 PARK AT TRANSPORTATION DEPT *NOTE: Please note that all times listed above are estimates. Please have your child ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes before the times listed.

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ARIES (March 21 to June 20) Home is still the with a matter you don’t re- ods might have already deserved request might But handling them on a April 19) A relaxed mood Twins’ major focus this ally want to tackle wastes evolved into today’s praise mean that you need to one-by-one basis could early in the week could week. But outside matters time, energy and, most for your achievements. reconsider your position have you out from under it give way to high-temper- begin to take on added im- important, an opportunity. Good for you. Now go on and make changes accord- by the weekend. ature disputes. The Ar- portance, especially those Ask someone with experi- and continue to build on ingly. PISCES (February 19 to ies Lamb should resist involving possible career ence to help you get start- your credibility. CAPRICORN (Decem- March 20) A friend might being pulled into heated moves. Stay alert for signs ed. SCORPIO (October 23 ber 22 to January 19) need your good advice re- quarrels that could really of change. VIRGO (August 23 to to November 21) An oc- There’s always room for garding a matter. Be sup- singe your wool. CANCER (June 21 to September 22) A shift in casional temperamental someone new at the Sea portive. But unless you TAURUS (April 20 to July 22) A travel plan policy might not please flare-up might occur as Goat’s table. And the can be absolutely sure you May 20) Satisfy that prac- might need to undergo you, but before you put you continue to help get someone new this week have all the facts, be care- tical obligation first, then some considerable ad- up a “no go” wall of re- things back to normal. could bring a message ful about any suggestions you can feel free to in- justment because of un- sistance, examine the cir- Stay with it. You should you’ve been waiting a long you might be asked to of- dulge in your creative expected changes. Keep cumstances. You might be soon get some idea of time to hear. fer. endeavors. Also, check an open mind and let the quite pleasantly surprised where to take things next. AQUARIUS (January 20 BORN THIS WEEK: for hidden or overlooked facts guide you on how by what you find. SAGITTARIUS (Novem- to February 18) A pile-on Few things make you hap- areas where repairs might you want to handle this. LIBRA (September 23 ber 22 to December 21) A of personal matters this pier than bringing people be long overdue. LEO (July 23 to August to October 22) Yesterday’s negative reaction to what week might seem too over- together and helping to GEMINI (May 21 to 22) Playing cat and mouse critiques about your meth- you believe was a well- whelming to deal with. forge new friendships. PAGE 20A, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 2020 WWW.GADCOTIMES.COM GADSDEN COUNTY TIMES Gadsden County native WILDFLOWER OF THE WEEK wins prestigious art award

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Dean Mitchell, a Gadsden County native now living in Tampa, was awarded Best in Show in the highly competitive 40th International Exhibition to be held virtually in October on The San Diego Watercolor Soci- ety website, www. sdws.org. More than 800 entries from artists worldwide were received and only 100 were DEAN selected for the MITCHELL show. His paint- ing, titled “Bing Submitted photo Davis,” was given the honor by If you have driven down I-10 lately you will have no- award-winning, internationally- ticed the long stretches of golden yellow wildß owers recognized artist, Michael Rear- Pittsburgh and reared in Quin- Arkansas Art Center, Canton – these are the Black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta) don. cy. He is a graduate of the Co- Museum of Art, Nelson-Atkins that also grows wild in the woods in our area and is “While jurying a show, a paint- lumbus College of Art & Design Museum of Art, Kemper Mu- widespread in North America. It is a hardy wildß ower ing can just stop you in your (BFA, MFA) in Columbus, Ohio, seum of Contemporary Art, that can grow in sun or partial shade. Many nurser- tracks and this is one of them,” and is well known for his Þ gura- Margaret Harwell Art Museum, ies carry this plant and it is popular for gardens. It will Reardon said. “His masterful tive works, landscapes and still Rockwell Museum, among oth- begin blooming in the spring and continue on through brush strokes, limited palette lifes. ers. the summer and into the fall. It is in the composite or and composition are seemingly Mitchell’s art can be found The Virtual Exhibit will run daisy family, and produces many seeds which allow so simple yet add up to such a in corporate and museum col- from Oct. 1-31 on The San Di- it to continue to produce more plants for the future. powerful portrait.” lections across the country, in- ego Watercolor Society’s website The plant grows up to around 2 feet tall and has many Mitchell was born in 1957 in cluding Autry National Center, at www.sdws.org. hairy ß ower stems. Lawson votes to save U.S. Postal Service and right to vote in U.S. House legislation

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