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It Rained, It Poured, but Still We Need More C M Y K www.newssun.com EWS UN NHighlands County’s Hometown-S Newspaper Since 1927 Going digital Making strides Lake Placid police to take Blue Streak runners fingerprints electronically picking up the pace LIVING, 14B PAGE 2A SPORTS, 1B Wednesday-Thursday, October 12-13, 2011 www.newssun.com Volume 92/Number 120 | 50 cents Inside City council questions Head Field upkeep City pays to maintain Noteworthy baseball field used by grudge matches high school team by confence By CHRISTOPHER TUFFLEY PAGE 5B [email protected] Forecast AVON PARK — Members of the city council directed city staff to begin discus- sions with The School Board of Highlands County regarding the cost of maintaining Head Field. The field is used exclu- Some sun with News-Sun photo by CHRISTOPHER TUFFLEY sively by the Avon Park More than eight inches of rain fell over the Avon Park Bombing Range during the week-end, leaving the showers in spots Willams Fish Camp near its entrance still flooded on Tuesday. High School baseball program, but the city cur- High Low rently pays for the field’s maintenance. 89 70 It rained, it poured, but “If the school has ‘If the Complete Forecast exclusive use, why is the PAGE 14A city paying?” asked school Mayor Sharon Schuler. Online Clay Gooch, president has still we need more of the Diamond Club, exclusive said it is not as if the use, why Weekend deluge doesn’t make up school board hasn’t con- tributed. The board has is the for drier than average summer invested in the city’s ball fields, including Joe city CHRISTOPHER TUFFLEY Question: Franza Stadium. Lead [email protected] paying?’ Should the School paint has been removed, SEBRING — It may have seemed the weekend lights upgraded, a new Board privatize to gather animals two-by-two, but the torrential SHARON well put in, and a new custodial duties? rains, while helpful, didn’t come close to easing the SCHULER roof put on the club drought. mayor house. “(The school “The summer’s rainy season wasn’t as produc- board) has been very accommodating,” tive as we’d hoped,” said Robyn Felix, media rela- Yes Gooch said. tions manager for the Southwest Florida Water Everyone understood the school district Management District. “It started late. August was % faces its own financial challenges, but 51 the only month with above average rainfall.” then so does Avon Park. There is good news, she added. October is the Maria Sutherland, who will represent first month of the dry season, so to get a significant the city in discussions as its project man- rain at this time of year helps. Typically, the entire ager, said the difficulty is the loss of parks month of October sees an average of 3.5 inches of No News-Sun photo by CHRISTOPHER TUFFLEY and recreation funding from the county. rain. Over the week-end SWFWMD reported 4.6 John Thompson, who has lived in Highlands “We need to find ways for the city to inches. County all his life and has a cabin at the Williams % Fish Camp near the entrance to the Avon Park lower its maintenance costs. Let us 49 That doesn’t mean the rain fell evenly. Bombing Range, said Tuesday he had never seen such flooding. ‘Hurricane Jeanne was not quite See HEAD, page 7A See RAIN, page 6A this high.’ Total votes: 94 Next question: Should the City of Avon Park pay to County reinstates weekly report maintain Head Field? By ED BALDRIDGE report that sum- by the public and were consuming Make your voice heard at [email protected] marized what each a large amount of time. www.newssun.com SEBRING — The County county department “Others wanted to jump on the Commission moved back towards was working on bandwagon. They wanted to be on Index more public transparency when and gave insight the distribution list,” Helms said they asked Tuesday for the week- to possible last week. News-Sun photograph by Celebrations 6B ly reports from staff to resume. upcoming issues “We were getting into the realm CHRISTOPHER TUFFLEY Classifieds 9A Each week, County Helms facing the county. of records not yet created,” Helms Avon Park Project Manager Maria Sutherland and school board member Clubs & Organizations 8B Administrator Ricky Helms, who Helms eliminat- added as to why he stopped the Ronnie Jackson exchange early ideas was absent at the Tuesday com- ed the reports in September, stat- reports. about how to fund maintenance for Head Community Briefs 2A mission meeting, produced a ing that they were being requested See COUNTY, page 5A Field. Crossword Puzzle 13B Dear Abby 13B Economy 12B Editorial & Opinion 4A May we have the envelope please ... Friends & Neighbors 7B Lottery Numbers 2A Highlands Little Theatre’s best honored at annual Zenon Awards Movies 11B NASCAR This Week 3B By CHRISTOPHER TUFFLEY and generous supporter of the year — “Oklahoma!,” For example, the produc- [email protected] theater as well as co-founder “Harvey,” “The Wedding tion of “Oklahoma!” includ- Police Blotter 2A SEBRING — Pouring rain of Mack Trucks — recog- Singer,” “Little Women” and ed not just a farm house on Sports On TV 2B only dampened, but didn’t nizes outstanding achieve- “The Secret Garden” — the stage, but cornfields too; Courtesy photo hamper, Highlands Little ment during the HLT season. made the choices difficult, “Little Women” a two story Nala Price, 12, accepts the Theatre’s 26th Annual Zenon Patrons and production staff and not just among the many home, filled with authentic Highlands Little Theatre’s Awards Saturday night. of previous shows vote to wonderful performances. Set antiques; “The Wedding Zenon Award for best per- The awards, named for select the recipients. design, costumes, and light- formance by a lead actress. 0790994 01001 Zenon Hansen — an early The five productions this ing were also extraordinary. See ZENON, page 5A Phone ... 385-6155 Fax ... 385-2453 Online: www.newssun.com C M Y K Page 2A News-Sun ࡗ Wednesday, October 12, 2011 www.newssun.com POLICE COMMUNITY BRIEFS BLOTTER Recreation Club Highlands Ridge. begins fall season The News-Sun would like Events planned at to remind the readers that SEBRING — The the names listed below posts, lodges reflect those who have Sebring Recreation Club is been charged with a beginning its fall season AVON PARK crime, but they are all and will be getting the The Combat Veterans innocent until proven November calendar out in Memorial VFW Post 9853 guilty by a court of law. If the next few weeks. will host a meeting of the anyone listed here is Already getting geared Ladies Auxiliary at 4 p.m. acquitted or has charges up are the line dance les- today. The Men’s Auxiliary dropped, they can bring in sons. Country Swingers will meet at 6 p.m. and the proof of such decision or Line Dance Club is offer- Post at 7 p.m. For more mail a copy to the paper ing eight beginner lessons information, call 452-9853. and the News-Sun will be for only $45. Fee includes The American Legion happy to report that infor- annual membership at the Post 69 will host Bill mation. The News-Sun is Sebring Recreation Club. Galida from 4-6 p.m. at 2227 U.S. 27 South, The first lesson is today. Karaoke by BilDi. Sebring, FL 33870. Wednesday, Nov. 2 Call for time. For more Courtesy photo Sebring Recreation Club information, call 453-4553. The following people Participants walk the track during last year’s Relay for Life in Lake Placid. More teams are is at 333 Pomegranate Ave. were booked into the needed for the next event, which is set for March, 2012. Call 655-2398 for more LAKE PLACID Highlands County Jail on information. The American Legion Monday, Oct. 10: Placid Post 25 will host Alex Ezekiel Everett, ࡗ Woman’s Club music by L&L Duo from 5- 41, of Sebring, was Lake Placid looks for 8 p.m. today. For details, charged with assault. accepts flea market call 465-0975. ࡗ Richard Allen Hill, 27, donations of Sebring, was charged The Lake Placid Moose with possession of mari- new Relay for Life teams SEBRING — The 2374 will host karaoke juana; and possession of GFWC Woman’s Club of with Double D from 6-9 drug equipment and/or Special to the News-Sun reflect whichever story book for Lake Placid, as it has Sebring, 4260 Lakeview p.m. today. Music by use. LAKE PLACID — The they select. been selected as a CPS3 loca- Drive, is accepting dona- Franke from 6-9 p.m. ࡗ Dustin David Lang, 21, Lake Placid Conference A Relay For Life event is tion. tions from 9-11 a.m. Friday Thursday. For details, call of Sebring, was charged Center at 2665 Placid View fun for the entire family, and All community members and Saturday. 465-0131. with dealing in stolen Drive will be the picturesque the community is invited to between the ages of 30-65 Contributions will be property; and larceny or venue for the big kickoff participate. In addition to the who have never been diag- accepted each Friday and SEBRING grand theft of firearm. party for Lake Placid’s Relay fun, it is also a time to honor nosed with cancer can partic- Saturday in October from The VFW Post 4300 will ࡗ Vicki Lynn Plumlee, 38, For Life event from 5:30- those special folks in the ipate in this historic event, 9-11 a.m. host music with LT from 6- of Sebring, was charged 6:30 p.m.
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