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Mutualink/Rave JAMES SOMMERS, 1979-2019 App could Getting ready to say speed help Sommers goodbye to a friend in school emergency Quick way for school personnel to connect with first responders.

By TONY BRITT [email protected] The Columbia School District will be using an app to streamline communication and improve school safety during the upcoming school year, a district school official said Wednesday. The district will use the Mutualink/Rave App, which will improve communication and response time for emergency situations. “It’s an app that Columbia is we download to our phones,” said Judy Tatem, one of about Columbia School District 10 districts school safety specialist. that have it There is a central com- mand post in the school thus far. district office that’s monitored by a direct feed of the schools through video cameras. Mutualink allows the school district to see what’s happening on the campuses. The Rave part is the app that calls 911 and allows the cellphones to be used like inter- CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter coms. Lake City Fire Department Chief Randy Burnham, left, and Assistant Chief Josh Wehinger display a large American The app is accessible to each school’s flag that will be hoisted at funeral services here on Tuesday for James Sommers, killed in a motorcycle accident. entire staff including custodians, school resource deputies, teachers and administra- tors. “We are encouraging everyone to download Suwannee Fire Rescue chief, a it,” Tatem said. “It’s not mandatory.” The app contains six icons with symbols for active shooter, fire, medical, police, 911 Lake City resident, dies in crash (other) and staff assist. (Pressing the staff assist icon does not call to the 911 system.) Motorcycle hit by night, Sommers, 40, a Lake Harris. “It’s just a tragic pickup on U.S. 90. City resident, ended up on time for Suwannee County.” APP continued on 3A the other side of a tragedy. Sommers was about 33 After a regu- when he was pro- First respond- By CARL MCKINNEY larly scheduled moted to public ers all over [email protected] Suwannee County safety chief, Harris North Florida James “Jamie” Sommers Commission meet- said. are grieving “Clearly, he was Ditch that dedicated almost half his ing, Sommers was Sommers’ life to putting out fires. The headed home when well advanced in death, said his position for his lives of Suwannee County a vehicle collided LCFD Chief very young age, landline? residents were in good with his motorcy- Randy but I think that’s hands for his seven-year cle, according to Burnham. attributable to the tenure as public safety Florida Highway Not north fact that he was so chief, colleagues say. Patrol. passionate for the depart- He led Suwannee County “I was in shock and dis- ment and for his responsi- Fire Rescue and made a belief, as I’m sure many oth- of town bilities,” Harris said. “He’s career out of responding to ers were,” said Suwannee COURTESY Reception awful at best, says disasters. But on Tuesday County Manager Randy SOMMERS continued on 3A Sommers is seen in uniform. Dist. 1 county commissioner.

By CARL MCKINNEY [email protected] Three cheers for the cheerleading champs While more and more Floridians are ditch- ing landlines and going cell phone-only, resi- Lake City Middle Thanksgiving Day Parade. dents of rural areas such as the north end of School trio wins spots The NCA trains cheerlead- Columbia County are still struggling to get a on national squad. ing teams across the coun- signal. try and hosts competitions throughout the year. Hundreds of thousands of Florida resi- By TONY BRITT The girls auditioned and dents and businesses stopped using landline [email protected] phones in 2018, a new state earned their spots while report on the telecommu- There’s nothing wrong competing against cheer- nications industry shows. with having a bit of school leaders from other schools But Columbia County spirit and pep, and three in Florida and Georgia who Commissioner Ron Williams Lake City Middle School attended the camp. says he can barely get service cheerleaders used those Sherry Burlingame, the inside his own home, not far qualities to earn spots on a LCMS cheerleader coach, from Lake City. prestigious national cheer- said she and the team’s assistant coach were asked Williams “It just drops calls,” leading squad. Williams said. “And we’re Malanie Graves, Rema TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter to nominate girls to audition for the team, but they decid- only six miles from Lake City — just think Summerlin and Sophie Malanie Graves (from left), Rema Summerlin and Sophie ed not to. about those people that are 15 to 20 miles Jackson — all 13-year-old Jackson, Lake City Middle School cheerleaders, show from Lake City on the north end.” their certificates after being selected. “We wanted the instruc- eighth-graders at Lake City tors to nominate them Williams’ district includes most of northern Middle School — were competitive audition at opportunity to cheer in the because we knew what they Columbia County and borders Georgia. Cell recently named to the phone coverage north of Interstate 10 is weak cheerleading camp in St. Citrus Bowl, Varsity Spirit were capable of,” she said. National Cheerleading “So (the instructors) nom- Association All-American Augustine last month. Thanksgiving Tour at Walt PHONES continued on 2A squad after passing a The girls now have an Disney and the Philadelphia CHEERS continued on 2A

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APP Continued From 1A Firefighters grieve loss of a friend A person must press the specific icon for a second and a half and it will call 911 the report, was taken to Lake use its ladder trucks to hoist Columbia County Fire Chief automatically for the caller. SOMMERS City Medical Center, where he a large American flag over the Jeff Crawford said his depart- “It does the same thing if I were to Continued From 1A was pronounced dead. service. ment has two firefighters post- pick up my landline phone and call Troopers did not conclude Each of the 50 stars is near- 911 except what it does, we have pro- been a tremendous asset to ed in Suwannee County, and in the report whether Mullin ly as big as a human head. will continue to assign people grammed in different administrators, Suwannee County — when he was under the influence of As the funeral approaches, nurses and people within the district who stepped in a number of years there up to and during the alcohol. Suwannee County firefighters funeral. could respond to that call as well,” Tatem ago, he really took our fire will need help with the call said. “It contacts several people at once, Charges are pending fur- “Give them time to help rescue services to the next ther investigation, the report load, Burnham said. not just 911.” process what’s going on,” level.” states. “Whatever they ask of us, The school district has been working State troopers say Sommers First responders all over we’re going to provide,” he Crawford said. on installing the app during the summer was traveling east in the right North Florida are griev- said. Crawford choked on his months and everything was finalized lane of U.S. Highway 90 on a ing Sommers’ death, said Suwannee County will words as he spoke about about a month ago. 2015 Harley Davidson around Lake City Fire Chief Randy have a difficult time filling Sommers, whom he’d known Tatem said about 10 districts across 7:50 p.m. Tuesday. Burnham. Sommers’ shoes, Burnham for about 10 years. the state use the Mutualink/Rave app. A 2006 Ford Expedition, “I was shocked,” Burnham said. “We were personal friends,” “We looked into it and felt like this was driven by 19-year-old Brian said of the collision. “He’s the “I don’t know who they’ll Crawford said. “He did a lot something that would be beneficial to Mullin of Lake City, was head- one responding to those kinds get to step up,” he said. for his department and his our district,” she said. ed west in the center turn lane of calls.” Burnham said he would people, and was always striv- The app will be tested at Columbia of U.S. 90. The Expedition The Lake City Fire consult with Sommers fre- ing to do more.” High School beginning today. tried to make a left turn onto Department wants to find a quently. A viewing will be held from “We’ll be testing it throughout the Southwest Pinemount Road, district for the next week or two,” Tatem way to honor Sommers and The two would share pro- 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Monday, causing Sommers’ motorcycle said. “When we push that button — help his loved ones through fessional advice, and Burnham August 12, at Daniels Funeral to collide with the right side of when it’s a medical, fire, active shooter mourning, Burnham said has asked Sommers to sit on Home in Live Oak, 1126 N. the SUV, according to an FHP Wednesday afternoon. interview boards when LCFD — we want Ohio Ave. report. Burnham said he was wait- is hiring or promoting some- everybody to The service will start 10 The expedition came to rest ing to hear back from a friend one for a position. know what’s on Pinemount Road facing of Sommers’ mother for ideas Assistant Lake City Fire a.m. Tuesday, August 13, at going on in south. The motorcycle came on what LCFD can do, but no Chief Josh Wehinger said Christ Central in Lake City, the building. to a final rest in the intersec- plan had been decided on at Sommers sat on the interview 217 SW Dyal Ave. So everyone tion of U.S. 90 and Pinemount that time. board when he applied for his Internment will follow at that has down- Road. “We’re going to do some- current position. the Live Oak city cemetery, loaded that Sommers, who was not thing,” Burnham said. “He was vital in me getting 110 Northwest Winderweedle app, they will wearing a helmet according to At the funeral, LCFD will hired here,” Wehinger said. Street. get notified that some- thing is hap- pening, and it will tell them what’s happen- ing. We just want to test it to make sure COURTESY that every- Here’s what the app body inside looks like, with icons does get that for active shooter, fire, notification.” medical, police and The school 911. When a button district has is pressed, everyone geo-fenced on the network at each campus, so a school that school will know employee which one. can’t activate the app while visiting another school. When the faculty and staff members are programmed into app’s system, they are identified with the campus where they work. “But there are folks like myself who will have access to all campuses because we on all of the campuses,” Tatem said. The app is being funded through the BAYA DRIVE CRASH state’s Safe Schools Grant, designed for school districts to implement different TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter safety measures. The funds have to be First responders direct traffic and clear debris off Southeast Baya Drive Wednesday morning following a two-vehicle crash used for safety measures. The district involving a Ford Fiesta and Dodge Ram 3500. The crash occurred around 11:30 a.m. near the intersection of Southeast also used some of the funding for addi- Avalon Avenue. No injuries were reported. tional fencing and cameras. OBITUARIES Aubrey L. Wilson Junior College and Bethel College beaming smile. Martha Lois Jones Christian leadership of Reverend August 10,2019 at New Bethel November 30, 1921 - in Tennessee, then earned a Bunny is preceded in death by Martha Lois Jones affec- Alvin J. Baker where she faithful- Missionary Baptist Church,550 August 4, 2019 Master’s degree from Southeast her husband John P. Fisher and tionately known as Lil Martha ly worship until her demise. NE Martin Luther King Street, Aubrey Lorain Wilson, a res- Missouri State Teachers’ College. son in law Stephen L. Evans. age 65, resident of Lake City, In her leisure, Lil Martha Lake City, FL. Rev. Alvin J. Baker ident of East Prairie, Missouri, Survivors include his wife, She is survived by her daugh- Florida passed enjoyed traveling, sewing, cro- Pastor and Eulogist. Interment died Sunday, August, 4, 2019, Dora Margaret Hurt Wilson of ters Frances Witt-Evans and away Sunday cheting, crafting, baking, listening will follow in the Huntsville at the Bertrand East Prairie, Missouri; two sons Kathleen Huber-Giblin and son August 4, 2019 to music, gardening, and spending Cemetery. Visitation for family Nursing and and daughters-in-law, Stephen in law Dave Kanzler. Her grand- at Shands Lake time with her family and friends. and friends will be Friday August Rehab Facility Joel Wilson and wife, Deborah, children Bobbi Jo (Matt) Hare, Shore Hospital. Her most enjoyment was spend- 9, 2019 5:00pm until 7:00pm at following a of Sisters, Oregon; Todd Lorne Samantha (Chris) Moon, and Lil Martha ing time with her son, Antwan Cooper Funeral Home Chapel. brief battle Wilson and wife, Michelle, of Martin Giblin. Her great-grand- was the daugh- Jamar Jones. Arrangements Entrusted to: with lung can- Lake City, Florida; one daugh- children Ryder, Hayden, and ter of the late She leaves to cherish her lov- COOPER FUNERAL HOME cer. He was 97. ter and son-in-law, Jo Ann Katie Johnson and Mason, Martha Coles Jones and James ing memories: Her beloved son, 251 NE Washington Street, Lake Born Nov. Summerlott and husband, Eddy, Landon, and Harper Moon. W. Jones. She attended and grad- Antwan Jamar Jones: Siblings: City, FL. Willis O. Cooper, L. 30, 1921, at of East Prairie, Missouri; grand- A Mass will be held on August uated from Florida School for the Alphonso (Vikki) Jones, Sherrell F. D. Wildersville, Tennessee, the son children, Adam Summerlott 10, 2019 at the Epiphany Church Deaf and Blind in St. Augustine, Jones, Roderick (Allene) Jones; of the late Alfred Carlin and Lena and wife, Stephanie; Ryan in Lake City at 11 am. A private Florida. After graduation she Special cousins: Wanda (Maurice) Obituaries are paid advertise- Lewis Wilson. 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OUR OPINION Pretend it’s Monday e’re assuming you drive safely already, but don’t wait till Monday to W get back in extra-safe driving mode for the resumption of classes at district public schools. Here’s what we mean. If you regularly cross a school zone on your way to work, start imagining that light already blinking on today’s commute, so as to help get your mind back in shape for the real thing Monday. It’s good mental exercise, because no matter how careful we may think we are, once behind the wheel, many of us are partly on automatic pilot. At least some of the time. Put your phone down and don’t be fiddling with the radio, AC, GPS or loose change in the center console. Keep your hands on the wheel. But that’s only half the battle. It’s not your hands that are distracted when you are doing something you shouldn’t, it 9-year ordeal is your brain. That’s why studies show that hands-free phones are hardly safer than the regular kind. So stay focused. Bullying: One girl’s pain Driving is a full-time commitment when you’re behind the wheel, or at least it ought to n 8-year-old girl moved to the give up along the way. It would have be. United States from Senegal, been easy to believe the torments Look ahead, behind, left, right — pretend A West Africa. America was a and taunts from those nine years of you’re playing chess and try to think three scary place, with new people, lan- bullying that she had endured. And guages, and cultures. But hey, she even though those scars still existed moves ahead of the other guy. Anticipate and was a precocious kid. She loved to within her, the trials and fires she be ready to act. talk and interact with others. As had overcome had made her into With power steering and brakes, the modern strange as this new world would be a stronger person — a child of two car is effortless to maneuver along the high- for her, she was sure she would be worlds. way, at least from a physical standpoint. just fine. Or not. This young lady still sees the But safe driving takes work and a fair amount She began third grade in a new Dawn Wilkerson same bullying today, just in differ- American school, and the bullying [email protected] ent ways. However, she feels that of concentration. It wasn’t meant to be a relax- started immediately, though it start- she can relate and empathize with ing interlude between points A and B. ed small. It was just kids telling her being told that everything about her them. After all, the taunts may be Keep that in mind as all those kids enjoy that she was a liar when she would was wrong. She just wanted to go different, but the pain is the same. their last few days of summer. tell them about her home; about the back home. This whole new world Therefore, she can reach out a hand cashew apples, the baobab trees, was cruel. of acceptance and understanding. the mountains of peanuts, and the Her junior year of high school Of course, schools across Florida TODAY IN HISTORY drums at night. Then the name call- her family moved to Cuiaba, Brazil. have adopted a “no tolerance” policy ing began, and they were definitely She took all her classes on a home on bullying, but do educators and On this date: colorful. To make matters worse, administrators really know what the teacher would single the young to look for? Can they tell which In 1815, Napoleon Bonaparte set sail for St. Helena to girl out and have her stand in front Just after the sixth students are the most likely to be spend the remainder of his days in exile. of the other students to tell tales of grade she transferred bullied? What happens to the bully, In 1911, President William Howard Taft signed a mea- her home. Unfortunately, as much to a new school. She because many times that bully will sure raising the number of U.S. representatives from 391 as she loved Africa, she became thought it would be a seek retribution against the weak to 433, effective with the next Congress, with a proviso afraid to talk about it. Then, an area if they are punished. Does “no tol- to add two more when New Mexico and Arizona became newspaper printed a letter she had second chance to fit in. erance” really mean what it stands states. written about Senegal and inter- It wasn’t. She was bul- for, or are excuses still being made In 1942, during World War II, six Nazi saboteurs who viewed her for it. There was even lied there as well, and for the actions of those students? A were captured after landing in the U.S. were executed a picture of her. The taunting and this time the teacher quick social media search tells us in Washington, D.C.; two others who cooperated with bullying at school only got worse. It and principal joined in. that we are still not doing enough to authorities were spared. finally got physical during the field support, educate, and protect those In 1945, President Harry S. Truman signed the U.S. trip, when she was punched in the students. instrument of ratification for the United Nations Charter. face, and her tooth was knocked out. computer through the University of As a society, we need to reach The Soviet Union declared war against Japan during She cried alone, because she knew Nebraska. Finally, the bullying had each child in the way that they need. World War II. that the teachers couldn’t under- stopped. Unfortunately, they were We need to lift those being bullied n Associated Press stand. She just wanted to go back only there for one year, and were out of the darkness and show them home. This new school was cruel. forced to return to the United States that they are worth so much. We Just after the sixth grade she for her senior year. She cried again. need to reach the bullies, to show Lake City Reporter transferred to a new school. She Her senior year started at a new them that no matter how much Lake City Reporter thought it would be a second school, and she was determined not torture they place on others, it will Serving Columbia County Since 1874 chance to fit in. It wasn’t. She was to let the past define her. She tried not change how they feel about bullied there as well, and this time to be like everyone else so that she themselves. More importantly, we TheServing Lake City Columbia Reporter Countyis published Since with 1874 pride the teacher and principal joined in. could be accepted, but it was just need to ask ourselves if the bullies for residents of Columbia and ­surrounding coun‑ The Lake City Reporter is published with pride They made fun of everything about so emotionally consuming. After are just “paying forward” the pain ties by Community Newspapers Inc. her, from her clothes, her face and a few months she decided that the they are receiving themselves? As forW residentse believe of strong Columbia newspapers and ­surrounding build strong coun ‑ hair, to her father’s profession — he best “her” she could be, was just a loving, accepting society, we need tiescommunities by Community —‑“Newspapers Newspapers get Inc. things done!” was a mechanic/pilot. The name herself — the culmination of her to strive to find the answers. The WOure believe primary strong goal isnewspapers to publish ­distinguishedbuild strong and calling, taunting, and mockery years that she had lived in different “no tolerance” policy is an excellent communitiesprofitable community —‑“Newspapers-­oriented get newspapers. things done!” continued. Eventually, she cut off countries, the bullying, and the love start, but it is not enough. After all, OurThis primary ­mission goal will isbe to accomplished publish ­distinguished through theand all her hair, to make it easier to from the few true friends that she treating just the symptoms does not profitableteamwork community of professionals-­oriented dedicated newspapers. to truth, get ready in the morning, and the had made. And something strange identify the original condition. We integrityThis ­mission and hard will bework. accomplished through the whole school started calling her happened. She was accepted. It need to look deeper. Otherwise, we teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, “Jared.” They asked how long she was not because of a mask that fail them all. integrity and hard work. had been a boy and made horrible she wore, or a personality that she Todd Wilson, Publisher jokes about how “disgusting” she pretended to have. She started n Dawn Amstutz Wilkerson is the Robert Bridges, Editor was. This bullying was ever-present making friends because of who she mother of three, a devoted wife and an JimTodd Barr, Wilson, Associate Publisher Editor for the four years that she attended had become as a person. Sadly, it adventurous and patient elementary SueRobert Brannon, Bridges, Controller Editor the school. The whole time she was would have been so easy for her to school teacher in Columbia County. DinkDink NeSmith,NeSmith, PresidentPresident TomTom Wood, Wood, ChairmanChairman Dropping 8chan sets example for other firms verlooking moments like help curb online hate. On Monday, The internet has long provided President Donald Trump’s Voxility, a British internet company, dark places for what are essentially LETTERS POLICY O“We are watching Google decided to stop providing services hate support groups, and firms Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly­ written very closely!” tweet on Tuesday, used by the 8chan website, knock- providing services to websites U.S. lawmakers mostly mindful ing it offline. Anonymous, venom- inciting violence against specific and ­double spaced. Letters will be edited for length and of free speech rights tend to be ous postings on 8chan and other groups can choose not to do so. libel. Letters must be signed and include the writer’s reluctant to shut down internet websites apparently inspired the The Electronic Frontier Foundation name, address and ­telephone number for verification. content. But free of free-speech Saturday massacre in El Paso and — an important, constructive force Letters and guest columns are the opinions of the ­writers requirements, social media giants are more firmly linked to earlier for online rights — contends that and not necessarily those of the Lake City Reporter. like Facebook and Twitter are well mass murders at two New Zealand “just because companies can act as within their rights as private com- mosques and a fatal shooting at the judge and jury doesn’t mean they panies to police hateful or offensive Chabad of Poway synagogue. 8chan should.” Barack Obama and Trump BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL content. While this policing has founder-turned-critic Fredrick support reducing the influence of 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown.­ seemed limited or arbitrary and Brennan told The Washington Post websites that get people killed. We BY FAX: (386) 752-9400. partisan to some, their good inten- the site presented “a receptive all should. A line must be drawn BY EMAIL: [email protected] tions are hard to doubt. audience for domestic terrorists.” somewhere. Now, thankfully, smaller tech Pulling the plug was overdue. firms are realizing that they too can Two facts are now undeniable: n San Diego Union-Tribune Lake City Reporter Story ideas?

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PREP FOOTBALL DISCIPLINARY ACTION Jackson sends strong message to players at practice

By JORDAN KROEGER [email protected]

FORT WHITE — The rules were pretty simple — don’t tackle players to the ground. Derrick Roberson and Kameron Calhoun did it on back-to-back plays during Wednesday’s practice. That pushed Fort White head coach Demetric Jackson to the edge. Then Calhoun talked back, and that sent Jackson over it. Jackson ended practice by making the Indians run stadiums, do push ups and more. It’s not the first time Jackson has done it but it doesn’t happen often. He recalls doing it maybe three times in his entire career, most recently in 2015. Players started with sta- diums before coming down to the field for stations that included sit ups, push ups, walk downs and up downs. Then it was off to the track before finishing with stadi- ums. After that, they did the entire program one more time. Jackson was out to send a message — to win games you have to be dis- ciplined. “This team is talented. It’s not that they don’t have talent. There’s discipline issues,” Jackson said. “They’ll win games because they have more talent than teams we play but what about the teams that have equal or better talent than you?” Those discipline issues hadn’t reared their head in training camp until Wednesday, but Jackson didn’t want it to get out of hand ahead of next Friday’s Preseason Classic against Middleburg. Plus, there were several instances last season where pen- alties derailed drives for the Indians or cost them points. Jackson also put his foot down because he doesn’t want to lose the team.

JORDAN KROEGER/Lake City Reporter INDIANS continued on 10A Fort White linebacker Kameron Calhoun tackles running back Leon Watkins during Wednesday’s practice.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL Gators announce 2020 schedule UF launches new app UF travels to Ole Miss for to improve game-day the first time since 2007. experience at Swamp By ZACH ABOLVERDI “Swamp Moments” one,” UF athletics director [email protected] Scott Stricklin said with a will give Gators laugh. fans more access. Termed “Swamp GAINESVILLLE — The Moments,” fans ­— for a Southeastern Conference $25 fee — now can greet announced the 2020 football By EDGAR THOMPSON Orlando Sentinel players as they get off the schedules for all 14 SEC schools bus for Gator Walk. A $100 Wednesday, with Florida’s slate fea- fee gives fans a chance to turing a road trip to Ole Miss. GAINESVILLE — UF watch the halftime show The Gators travel to Oxford, fans at the Swamp will from the field. Fans can Miss., to face the Rebels for the first have a chance to get in on play catch on the field after time since 2007. The matchup will the action this season like the game for $200 and for provide some intriguing storylines never before while creating $350 sing the alma mater for Florida and Mississippi fans, as a lifetime memory. on the field with the team well as some extra motivation for The school launched a following a game. UF coach Dan Mullen. new Florida Gators app “You think about the ALEX SHEPHERD/Special to the Reporter The Rebels were Mullen’s for mobile devices that, things we get to be a part rival during his nine years as Florida opens the 2020 regular season with five of its first six games in among other things, offers of all the time through our Mississippi State’s head coach, Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. the chance for a fan to get work and how special it and he regularly poked fun at the committed to Florida during the The Rebels are one of six teams involved in pretty much would be for fans to have program after Egg Bowl wins. Ole every way shy of calling 2018 recruiting cycle, but flipped who beat the Gators when Mullen some part of that,” Stricklin Miss will also be led by quarter- was their offensive coordinator a play for coach Dan said. “You’d love to throw back Matt Corral, who takes over late in the process after Mullen Mullen’s offense. the starter this season. Corral was hired. GATORS continued on 6A “That would be a good APP continued on 6A 6A THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2019 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER SCOREBOARD GATORS Continued From 1B TV LISTINGS MLB NFL

Today AMERICAN LEAGUE AMERICAN CONFERENCE from 2005-08. Ole Miss GOLF East Division East pulled off a 31-30 victory 10:30 a.m. W L Pct GB W L T Pct PF PA in The Swamp during GOLF — LPGA Tour Golf: The Ladies New York 74 39 .655 — Buffalo 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Mullen’s final year, which Scottish Open, first round, Scotland Tampa Bay 66 50 .569 9½ Miami 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 p.m. Boston 60 56 .517 15½ New England 0 0 0 .000 0 0 sparked Tim Tebow’s GOLF — PGA Tour Golf: The Northern Toronto 47 70 .402 29 N.Y. Jets 0 0 0 .000 0 0 famous ‘I Promise’ Trust, first round, Jersey City, N.J. Baltimore 38 75 .336 36 South speech and Florida’s 4 p.m. Central Division W L T Pct PF PA national championship FS1 — U.S. Women’s Amateur: From West W L Pct GB Houston 0 0 0 .000 0 0 run. Point, Miss. Minnesota 70 44 .614 — Indianapolis 0 0 0 .000 0 0 6 p.m. Cleveland 68 46 .596 2 Jacksonville 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Mullen already started GOLF — Korn Ferry Tour Golf: The Chicago 51 62 .451 18½ Tennessee 0 0 0 .000 0 0 his revenge tour last sea- Portland Open, first round, Portland, Ore. Kansas City 41 74 .357 29½ North son. UF upset LSU (’07), GYMNASTICS Detroit 33 78 .297 35½ W L T Pct PF PA Michigan (’07) and had a 8 p.m. West Division Baltimore 0 0 0 .000 0 0 comeback victory against NBCSN — U.S. Championships: Day 1, W L Pct GB Cincinnati 0 0 0 .000 0 0 men’s events, Kansas City, Mo. Houston 75 40 .652 — Cleveland 0 0 0 .000 0 0 South Carolina (’06), HORSE RACING Oakland 65 50 .565 10 Pittsburgh 0 0 0 .000 0 0 all teams that handed ALEX SHEPHERD/Special to the Reporter 1 p.m. Texas 58 56 .509 16½ West Mullen a loss as a coor- Florida coach Dan Mullen leads his team onto the FS2 — Saratoga Live: From Saratoga Los Angeles 56 59 .487 19 W L T Pct PF PA dinator. field prior to last year’s season opener against CSU. Springs, Calif. Seattle 48 68 .414 27½ Denver 1 0 0 1.000 14 10 This year he gets his LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL NATIONAL LEAGUE Kansas City 0 0 0 .000 0 0 11 a.m. East Division L.A. Chargers 0 0 0 .000 0 0 crack at Auburn, which ESPN — Midwest Regional: Minnesota W L Pct GB Oakland 0 0 0 .000 0 0 topped the Gators on vs. Iowa, semifinal, Westfield, Ind. Atlanta 68 48 .586 — NATIONAL CONFERENCE the road during Tebow’s UF 2020 SCHEDULE 1 p.m. Washington 61 53 .535 6 East Heisman season. The ESPN — New England Regional: New Philadelphia 59 54 .522 7½ W L T Pct PF PA Hampshire vs. Rhode Island, semifinal, New York 59 56 .513 8½ Dallas 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Tigers return to Ben Hill September 5 – Eastern Washington Bristol, Conn. Miami 42 71 .372 24½ N.Y. Giants 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Griffin Stadium on Oct. September 12 – Kentucky 3 p.m. Central Division Philadelphia 0 0 0 .000 0 0 5 for the first time since September 19 – Southern Alabama ESPN — Northwest Regional: Idaho vs. W L Pct GB Washington 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2007. Oregon, semifinal, San Bernardino, Calif. Chicago 62 52 .544 — South Florida’s 2020 schedule September 26 – at Tennessee 5 p.m. Milwaukee 59 56 .513 3½ W L T Pct PF PA includes home games October 3 – South Carolina ESPN — Great Lakes Regional: Kentucky St. Louis 58 55 .513 3½ Carolina 0 0 0 .000 0 0 October 10 – LSU vs. Michigan, semifinal, Westfield, Ind. Cincinnati 54 58 .482 7 New Orleans 0 0 0 .000 0 0 against Missouri, South 7 p.m. Pittsburgh 48 65 .425 13½ Tampa Bay 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Carolina and LSU, with October 17 – at Ole Miss ESPN — Mid-Atlantic Regional: West Division Atlanta 0 1 0 .000 10 14 the Tigers making their October 24 – BYE Washington, DC vs. New York, semifinal, W L Pct GB North third trip to Gainesville October 31 – vs. Georgia (in Jacksonville) Bristol, Conn. Los Angeles 77 40 .658 — W L T Pct PF PA 9 p.m. Arizona 57 57 .500 18½ Chicago 0 0 0 .000 0 0 in four years. The Gators November 7 – at Vanderbilt ESPN — West Regional: Northern Calif. vs. San Francisco 56 59 .487 20 Detroit 0 0 0 .000 0 0 open the regular season November 14 – Missouri Hawaii, semifinal, San Bernardino, Calif. San Diego 52 61 .460 23 Green Bay 0 0 0 .000 0 0 with three straight games November 21 – New Mexico State MIXED MARTIAL ARTS Colorado 52 62 .456 23½ Minnesota 0 0 0 .000 0 0 in The Swamp and will November 28 – at Florida State 8 p.m. West play five of their first six ESPN2 — PFL 6: preliminary MMA bouts, Tuesday’s Games W L T Pct PF PA December 5 – SEC Championship (Atlanta, Ga.) Atlantic City, N.J. Texas at Cleveland, ppd. Arizona 0 0 0 .000 0 0 contests at home. MLB BASEBALL Chicago White Sox 5, Detroit 3, 1st game L.A. Rams 0 0 0 .000 0 0 7 p.m. N.Y. Yankees 9, Baltimore 4 San Francisco 0 0 0 .000 0 0 MLB — NY Yankees at Toronto OR LA Detroit 10, Chicago White Sox 6, 2nd game Seattle 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Angels at Boston Cincinnati 8, L.A. Angels 4 that are going to help make the overall NFL FOOTBALL Kansas City 6, Boston 2 Today’s Games APP experience better just because, theoret- 7 p.m. Tampa Bay 7, Toronto 6, 10 innings Indianapolis at Buffalo, 7 p.m. ically, you’re going to have fewer people NFL — NY Jets at NY Giants Oakland 11, Chicago Cubs 4 N.Y. Jets at N.Y. Giants, 7 p.m. Continued From 5A standing in line,” Stricklin said. “We 10 p.m. Houston 11, Colorado 6 Jacksonville at Baltimore, 7:30 p.m. haven’t figured out a way for the app to NFL — LA Chargers at Arizona Atlanta 12, Minnesota 7 Tennessee at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. it open for free, but logistically it’s not PAN AMERICAN GAMES San Diego 9, Seattle 4 New England at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. impact the restroom experience yet. But 10 a.m. Milwaukee 4, Pittsburgh 3 Washington at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. feasible. So it’s a way we can let people we think in a lot of other ways it’s got a ESPNU — Day 17: From Peru N.Y. Mets 5, Miami 0 Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. who want to participate to have an avenue chance to make immediate impact, and I 3 p.m. Arizona 8, Philadelphia 4 Houston at Green Bay, 8 p.m. to get on the field or be a part of Gator think it will continue to grow.” ESPNU — Day 17: From Peru Washington 5, San Francisco 3 Carolina at Chicago, 8 p.m. Walk, little things like that that let’s people Another feature of the Florida Gators 7 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 3, St. Louis 1 Denver at Seattle, 10 p.m. inside the ropes, to see what that’s like.” ESPNU — Day 17: From Peru Wednesday’s Games L.A. Chargers at Arizona, 10 p.m. app is called Swamp Stats. TENNIS Cleveland 2, Texas 0, 1st game Friday’s Games While the athletics director at This allows people to record the games 8 a.m. N.Y. Mets 7, Miami 2 Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. Mississippi State, Stricklin offered a simi- they have attended dating to the 1995 TENNIS — Rogers Cup: Men’s and Atlanta 11, Minnesota 7 Minnesota at New Orleans, 8 p.m. lar experience for Bulldogs fans based on season. The app then will determine Women’s Early Round, Ontario Chicago White Sox 8, Detroit 1 Saturday’s Games ideas used by some professional teams. 12 p.m. Toronto 4, Tampa Bay 3 L.A. Rams at Oakland, 8 p.m. the Gators’ record during those games ESPN2 — Rogers Cup: Round of 16, Houston 14, Colorado 3 Cincinnati at Kansas City, 8 p.m. Stricklin also is well familiar with the and tell people their longest attendance Ontario Chicago Cubs 10, Oakland 1 Dallas at San Francisco, 9 p.m. excitement of fans who get their first streak. A person will receive a virtual WNBA BASKETBALL L.A. Dodgers 2, St. Louis 1 peek behind the curtain. badge of honor for seeing UF win an SEC 7 p.m. Washington 4, San Francisco 1 Dolphins’ WR, owner at “Anytime I’m on the field with some- title or achieve other benchmarks. CBSSN — Indiana at Washington Cleveland 5, Texas 1, 2nd game one for the first time, they’re blown away 10 p.m. Seattle 3, San Diego 2 odds on support of Trump Eventually, Gator Stats will include ESPN2 — Phoenix at Los Angeles N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. with what that feels like because it’s so games prior to 1995. Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. MIAMI (AP) — Miami Dolphins owner different than being in the stands,” he “It gives them a chance to back and Kansas City at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Stephen Ross is defending his support said. “On the field when the team runs reminisce and think about the games Clemson flagged for 8 of longtime friend Donald Trump after Philadelphia at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. out, pregame. I think those are going to they’ve been at,” Stricklin said. “There’s a secondary violations Today’s Games being criticized about it by one of his N.Y. Yankees at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. players. be very popular because it’s a totally dif- lot of cool functionality there.” COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Clemson’s Kansas City at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Receiver Kenny Stills’ comments ferent vibe. The possible sale of beer and wine is national championship football program L.A. Angels at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Wednesday followed a report by the “The emotions are different, it’s so vis- one aspect of the game-day experience was flagged for eight secondary NCAA Atlanta at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Washington Post that Ross plans to host ceral right in the middle of it.” this season that has yet to be decided, violations during a yearlong period from Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. a fundraiser for the president. But the Florida Gators app eventually July 2018 through this past June. Cleveland at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Stills tweeted a screen capture from Stricklin said. The school’s athletic department released Philadelphia at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. Ross’ anti-racism RISE initiative’s website should benefit pretty much any of the “We’ll have something at some point. I a summary of the infractions Wednesday. Colorado at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. and wrote, “You can’t have a non-profit 80,000 to 90,000 expected at the Swamp don’t have anything to say at this point,” None of the violations were consid- with this mission statement then open on Saturdays, adding ease and conve- he said Friday. “We’re still having conver- ered major and all issues about the penal- your doors to Trump.” nience to the game-day experience. ties have been resolved, according to the Stewart solid in relief, The mission statement says RISE “edu- sations. We’re studying it.” school. In all, Clemson self-reported 14 Blue Jays beat Rays cates and empowers the sports commu- People can connect to their The SEC announced in early June that violations in the year ending on June 30. nity to eliminate racial discrimination, Ticketmaster account and store tickets schools could sell beer and wine in gener- Names of athletes, coaches or staffers ST. PETERSBURG (AP) — Reliever Brock champion social justice and improve race digitally. Student tickets this season will al-seating areas at sporting events for the involved in the infractions were not in the Stewart allowed two hits over four scoreless relations.” be exclusively digital while other fans can first time in league history. At the time, summary provided to The Associated Press by innings in his Toronto debut as the Blue Jays Ross’ fundraiser is scheduled for Clemson. The month and day when the viola- withstood a late Tampa Bay rally to beat the Friday at his home on Long Island, the use either paper or digital tickets in 2019. Stricklin said he would have to discuss tion occurred was blacked out in the report. Rays 4-3 in a bullpen day Wednesday. Post said. “With the goal of all tickets being digi- the school’s position on alcohol sales and The football violations reported by Stewart (1-0) followed opener “I always have been an active partic- tal next year,” Stricklin said. future plans with a host of groups _ school the school included a homeowner paying Wilmer Font, who gave up one hit over ipant in the democratic process,” Ross Fans also will be able to pre-order food president Kent Fuchs, student affairs and a player above the going rate for work 2 1/3 innings. said in a statement. “While some prefer to at the concession stands and pick it up university police, among them _ before around the home on three separate occa- Rays two-way player Brendan McKay sit outside of the process and criticize, I sions. Two violations involved players on (2-2) gave up three runs and six hits in prefer to engage directly and support the without having to wait in line. deciding whether to take advantage of the social media in a promotional capacity. five-plus innings. things I deeply care about.” “There’s a lot of little things like that rule change. THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 8, 2019 Comcast Dish DirecTV 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 3-ABC 3 - - TV20 News ABC World News Ent. Tonight e NFL Preseason Football Jacksonville Jaguars at Baltimore Ravens. From M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. (N) Inside Edition (N) News at 11 Jimmy Kimmel Live 4-IND 4 4 4 News4JAX at 6PM News4JAX Ent. 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DILBERT DEAR ABBY Bully in church choir prevents former member from rejoining DEAR ABBY: I will DEAR ABBY: Despite soon be retiring from a lay gastric bypass years ago, position in my church. As my wife is still very heavy. a former member of the I’m no longer attracted BABY BLUES choir, I’m being urged to to her, yet she is my best return to it, which appeals friend. I have thought to me. My problem is a about leaving her. Our kids member who has caused are grown, so I wouldn’t trouble in the past for me Abigail Van Buren have to pay child support. with lies and criticism. www.dearabby.com In a few years, I will be She is a very negative too old to pay alimo- bully. In the past, she poi- sibility of raising the boy. ny. However, even then, soned my ability to wor- In 2018, she walked out because where we live is so ship, and I want as little to on them both and wasn’t expensive, I would likely do with her as possible. I’m heard from again. Through have to move out of state. afraid if I rejoin the choir, public records we found I don’t want to move out BLONDIE the situation will contin- out that she had commit- of state or lose my best ue. I don’t want to upset ted suicide. friend. — UNSURE IN the other choir members My grandson is now 9. THE WEST who are good, supportive My question is, is he old DEAR UNSURE: Before friends, but I no longer enough to be told about making any decisions want to have to put up his mother, or should my based on the assumption with her. She’s very hard to son wait until he’s older, that you won’t have to see ignore. Any suggestions? like in his teens? I’m just that your wife is provided — SINGING A NEW wondering what’s the right for financially, discuss this TUNE IN CANADA thing to do. — RIGHT with an attorney. Because DEAR SINGING: If you TIME IN FLORIDA you don’t want to move haven’t already done so, DEAR RIGHT TIME: away or lose your best discuss this with the priest/ When your grandson asks friend, you may have to BEETLE BAILEY pastor of your church. about his mother, he should accept that, despite her Explain how the woman’s be told that she is no longer weight-loss surgery, your bullying and rumor spread- living. As he begins ask- wife has serious issues ing have affected you and ing for more information, with food and, because she ask for guidance. If she’s the his questions should be is your best friend, love one sour note in the choir, answered in an age-appro- her in spite of it. Help her it is possible she has done priate way. He does not as much as you can with the same thing to others. need to hear that she com- healthy eating and an exer- DEAR ABBY: My son mitted suicide until he is cise routine you can do moved in with a 22-year- old enough to understand together. old woman in 2009. She what she was suffering ■ Write Dear Abby at gave birth to a baby boy from and how sad you and www.DearAbby.com or HAGAR THE HORRIBLE in 2010. My son, who is your son are that her life P.O. Box 69440, older, took on the respon- ended the way it did. Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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Registration of Fictitious Names IN PRINT & ONLINE We the undersigned, being duly sworn, do hereby declare under Rockford Realty Group, Debi PUBLISHER'S NOTE LC oath that the names of all per- Registered Brangus Bulls 1-3 Bennefield 386-288-1208/Scott All real estate advertising in this sons interested in the business years old, certified, gentle, Stewart 386-867-3498 ML- newspaper is subject to the fair or profession carried on under ready to breed. $2000-$2500. S104201 3/2 on 2.78 AC, over housing act which makes it ille- the name of A FREEMAN SER- 352-215-1018. 2400 s.f. $314,900. gal to advertise "any prefer- VICES, PO BOX 1089, HIGH Poole Realty David Mincey ence, limitation, or discrimina- SPRINGS, FL 32655 Contact 386-590-0157 MLS104211 2/2 tion based on race, color, reli- Phone Number: (352) 598-8084 new roof and AC in 2018. SS gion, sex, disability, familial sta- and the extent of the interest of appl., induction stove, 2 car gar tus or national origin; or any in- tention to make such prefer- each, is as follows: Cows for Sale, 10 head, all w/remote. $217,000. Name: KENNETH FELT JR. ence, limitation or discrimina- bred, some with calves, $8,500 Poole Realty Ronnie Poole tion." Familial status includes Extent of Interest: 100% for all. Can delv. 352-575-7498. by:/s/ KENNETH FELT JR. 386-208-3175 MLS104344 3/2 children under the age of 18 liv- STATE OF FLORIDA PUBLISHER'S NOTE 38 acre mini farm. Over ing with parents or legal custo- COUNTY OF COLUMBIA Florida Law 828.29 requires 2,000sf, fenced and xfenced, dians, pregnant women and Sworn to and subscribed before dogs and cats being sold to be wrapped scrn porch. $339,500. people securing custody of chil- me this 6TH day of AUGUST, at least 8 weeks old and have a Poole Realty Kellie Shirah 386- dren under the age of 18. This A.D. 2019. health certificate from a li- 208-3847 MLS104403. 2/2 orig newspaper will not knowingly by:/s/ LISA HUCHINGSON censed veterinarian document- 1920s hm, 2 handcrafted 2100 accept any advertising for real Title: Notary ing they have mandatory shots SF barns, spring fed creek and estate which is in violation of and are free from intestinal and so much more! $190,000. the law. Our readers are here- 526240 external parasites. Many by informed that all dwellings August 8, 2019 species of wildlife must be li- Daniel Crapps Agency 386- advertised in this newspaper censed by Florida Fish and 755-5110 MLS104412 are available on an equal op- Registration of Fictitious Wildlife. If you are unsure, con- $189,900. Lake City Emerald portunity basis. To complain of Names tact the local office for informa- Forest! 3/2 brick home, corner discrimination call HUD toll free We the undersigned, being duly tion. lot, comp. Remod in 2019! FPL. at 1-800-669-9777, the toll free sworn, do hereby declare under Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine telephone number to the hear- oath that the names of all per- Tolar 386-365-1548 ML- ing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. sons interested in the business S104437. 3/2 Underway! Brand or profession carried on under new home. Split pl, granite tops the name of IN CHRIST'S and much more. $222,900. STEPS, 5569 CR 240, LAKE Want to buy cattle. All kinds CITY, FL 32024 Contact Phone 352-339-3018 Daniel Crapps Agency 386- Wanted to lease pasture for 755-5110 MLS104636 4.5 acres on Lake Jeffrey Rd, Number: (904) 591-8928 and gorgeous oaks, great area, site the extent of the interest of cattle. 352-339-3018 $149,500. Lake City. 3/1 fresh Lake City Reporter built homes only. Owner Fi- each, is as follows: paint conc blck hm on 1 acre. Wanted: Little kitten. Prefer Updated kit/LR, fpl, det gar. nancing! NO DOWN! $49,900. Name: BANDS OF ORION, Male. LC. 386-406-3389. $513/mo 352-215-1018. HUMANE SOCIETY INC. Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- www.LandOwnerFinancing.com Extent of Interest: 100% 0237 MLS104714 $85,000. by:/s/ JOHN LINTON Newly Renov in 2018. New United Country, Dicks Realty Adopt a Pet STATE OF FLORIDA roof, siding, fenced b.y., new 386-365-3301 Brad Dicks. ML- COUNTY OF COLUMBIA 1BR D/W, porch, carport, kit/bath, hdwd fl, new hvac. S104265 One acreage tract in Sworn to and subscribed before fenced, LCMS area, N/S. the country. Well is conveyed in Sponsorship $750/mo. 386-755-0110. United Country, Dicks Realty an as-is condition. $16,800. me this 6TH day of AUGUST, 386-365-3307 Susanna Dicks. A.D. 2019. 4 BR/2BA HOME FOR LEASE MLS104724 3/2 DW, 10 acres Rockford Realty Group, Debi Page Coming Soon! by:/s/ BRITTANY POULIN Off Country Club Rd. $950 per w/Lg Oaks in Wellborn. Lg GR Bennefield 288-1208/Scott Title: Notary month with First, Last & De- RM vaulted. $137,000. Stewart 867-3498 Half Acre posit. Call (575)749-6117 w/Commercial Potential. ML- 526260 Coldwell Banker-Bishop Sherry S104356 $49,900. Your ad will run August 8, 2019 DW/MH 3/2 on 1 acre lot, front Ratliff 386-365-8414 ML- and back porch, new floors, S104757 Beautiful Santa Fe Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- COLUMBIA COUNTY BOARD fresh paint, W/D incl. $975/mo. River. Custom 3/2, 3 AX and 0237 MLS104535 $499,000. alongside pet photos. As OF COMMISSIONERS + $975 dep. No pets. 386-288- more. $259,900 Truly one of a kind! 3/2 in Aero Request for Proposals 8401. Plane Estates. 2 car gar. little as $25.31/mo. could Rockford Realty Group, Debi Unique hangar 80'x104' w 2/1. Engineering Services for El- Home 2/1, clean, quiet, PO Bennefield 386-288-1208/Scott lisville Waste Water Plant Ex- area. Double Carport, porch, Stewart 386-867-3498 ML- Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- help find them forever pansion N/S. $800/mo. 386-755-0110. S104771 1BR, perfect weekend 0237 MLS104649 $49,900. RFP 2019-N retreat! Rock Bluff Pk. $69,400. Nice Building lot, Meadow The Columbia County Board of Wood Subdiv. Site blt only, homes. Commissioners is requesting United Country, Dicks Realty 1750+ sf. Paved road. statement of qualification pro- 386-397-5205 Gator Levings posals from firms interested in MS104792 3/2 1993 DW, 8 Daniel Crapps Agency 386- Phone: 386-754-0401 provide Engineering Services '2 bedroom 2 bath with loft acres. LR/GR RM, BR RM, Kit 755-5110 MLS104686 $9,000. for the Expansion of the El- $925 includes water and sewer. Pecan trees! $150,000. 100'x130' lot only min to Advent lisville Waste Water Treatment Call (386) 752-9626. Christian Village. Springs and Email: [email protected] United Country, Dicks Realty River! Only 9k for a getaway! Plant. Proposals will be accept- Efficiency available close to 386-209-1428 Leslie Skeen. ed until 2:00 p.m. on Septem- town, handicap ramp, electric & MLS104825 3/2 in Three Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- ber 3, 2019 in the office of the water incl., 386-466-5938. Rivers. Waking dist to rivers 0237 MLS104733 $119,000. Board of County Commission- and parks! $152,000. Vacant 4 acres parcel w/prime ers located at 135 NE Hernan- US Hwy 27 Frontage. Commer- do Ave. Room 203, Lake City, Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- cial zoning. Florida 32055. 0237 MLS104861 $169,000. Specifications and bid forms 3/3 on 1.6+ ac. LR/FR w/wood Daniel Crapps Agency 386- may be downloaded at the 2BR/2BA completely re- bur fpl, DR, off/study, Scr b.p., 755-5110 MLS104773 $19,000. County web site, modeled MH. No Pets. 2 car gar, sep wk shp. & more! Branford. .62 peaceful acres http://www.columbiacountyfla.- btn Picket & Adams Lakes! Smoke Free. $700/mo Call Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine Short drive to boat ramp! com/PurchasingBids.asp. 386-867-9231 for details. Tolar 386-365-1548 ML- S104873 1 owner hm. 3/2, Sep 524705 3/2 DWMH very private on 47 2 Story gar/barn w/effic 2/1 apt August 1, 8, 2019 close to town. $950/mo upstairs. And more! $220,000. $500/sec dep. 386-365-6228 This announcement serves as Poole Realty Anita Handy 386- notice that Joseph Diaz-Barri- 208-5877. MLS104878 3/2, Daniel Crapps Agency 386- entos, MD, and Donna J Cald- 1632 sf, 10k credit for replace- 755-5110 MLS103761 well, ARNP, at The Florida De- ment of roof. Sprinkler system $199,500. Live Oak. Well main- partment of Health in Columbia Five Ash Forest, Gorgeous 3/2 as reclaimed water. $184,900. tained 3BR/3.5BA with guest County will no longer be provid- Palm Harbor. 2 car gar. quarters. $110,000. Lot lease includes Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- ing adult and children primary 0237 MLS104890 $349,000. United Country, Dicks Realty care services after September water, sewer, garbage, lawn maintenance. 386-303-2222 5/3 River home w/1BR/1BA 352-316-2463 Joey O'Hern 30, 2019. All other public health guest hs. Mast Suite, Lg decks MS104704 Great Comm Opp, services will continue and are and so much more. Must see! high traffic location. 1450 sf not impacted. Patient records conc block w/2 bays. $275,000. may be obtained from the United Country, Dicks Realty Columbia County Health De- Daniel Crapps Agency 386- 386-365-3307 Susanna Dicks. partment, 217 NE Franklin st., 755-5110 MLS101602 MLS104903 3/2 residence on 5 Lake City, FL 32055, (386) 758- $375,000. Branford Suwannee AC. W. side of LC off 1068. River 2,325 sf hm blt 2009, up- Pinemount Rd. $165,000. Buy It • Sell It • Find It scale living areas. 526140 Lake City Reporter August 8, 15, 22, 29, 2019 Rockford Realty Group, Debi Bennefield 386-288-1208/Scott In Print & Online Stewart 386-867-3498 ML- CLASSIFIEDS S101701 4BR/3BA 3,057 hsf www.lakecityreporter.com $439,700. Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine CDL Driver. Must have clean Tolar 386-365-1548 ML- driving record. Apply in person S102077 4/3 2-story w/many THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME at Lake City Industries updates, enjoy "park like" back- By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek 250 NW Railroad St, LC yard from the deck. $374,000 Unscramble these Jumbles, one letter to each square, Rockford Realty Group, Debi to form four ordinary words. Bennefield 386-288-1208/Scott Stewart 386-867-3498 ML- S103394 3/2 2372 sf brick WETSE @PlayJumble MAKE EXTRA home. Bonus rm. $264,400. $$ MONEY $$ Rockford Realty Group, Debi Bennefield 386-288-1208/Scott The Lake City Reporter, a Stewart 386-487-3950 ML- SINBO daily newspaper, seeks S103737 Log Home on 26 Independent Contractor acres 2/2.5. 329,900.

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LANSING, Mich. Man up Ex-dean with Nassar oversight gets year in jail Man City looking to make it a hat trick A former Michi- of league titles gan State University dean with oversight of Associated Press now-imprisoned sports doctor Larry Nassar was MANCHESTER, ordered Wednesday to England — One thing serve up to a year in jail Pep Guardiola does not after being convicted of tolerate is complacency. neglect of duty and mis- After his formidable conduct in office that Manchester City side stemmed from claims powered to the Premier he sexually harassed League title with a students. record-equaling five William Strampel games to spare in 2018, learned his fate during Guardiola insisted there a hearing in a Lansing should be no let-up in courtroom, nearly two the remaining match- months after the Col- es. City switched its lege of Osteopathic focus to breaking more Medicine’s ex-dean records, and smashed a was convicted of those host of them as it went charges . He was acquit- on to break the 100- ted of the more serious point barrier. criminal sexual conduct It carried that momen- charge. tum into last season and Strampel, 71, faced up again proved the domi- to five years in prison on nant force as it claimed the felony misconduct an unprecedented domes- conviction, resulting tic treble after edging a from accusations he used thrilling title race with his public office to sexu- Liverpool. ally harass, demean and Still, the relentless proposition students Guardiola shows no who met with him to sign of easing up, with a discuss academic issues. SETH WENIG/Associated Press club record 62.8 million He also was convicted The Jets’ Valentine Holmes participates during practice at the team’s training camp July 25 in Florham pounds ($76.2 million) of willfully neglecting a Park, N.J. Holmes was a big star in the National Rugby League in Australia. And then, he stunningly left spent to boost the mid- duty to monitor Nassar it all behind. Holmes is trying to fulfill a dream of playing American football in the NFL. field ranks of a star-stud- after protocols were put ded squad with Spaniard in place requiring that Rodri. a third person be pres- That is why, even if ent in the exam room for Liverpool kicks on from sensitive procedures and last season’s Champions limiting skin-to-skin Into the scrum League success to contact — misdemeanors launch another strong punishable by up to a year challenge, City enters in prison. Aussie rugby league star Holmes the new campaign as clear favorite. ORLANDO, Fla. tackling NFL dream with Jets Guardiola, whose tro- Pro Bowl back to Orlando phy haul in a glittering for 4th straight year managerial career now By DENNIS WASZAK JR. game at IMG Academy in out of his family’s home in numbers 27, summed up The Pro Bowl will return Associated Press Florida before joining the Jets in Townsville on the northeastern the determination during to Orlando for the fourth the spring. coast of Queensland to Sydney pre-season. straight year and be held FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — “I’d say it’s been kind of like to begin a career in rugby “We prepare how we one week before the Super Valentine Holmes was as mas- a roller-coaster,” Holmes said. league. Holmes quickly discov- have for the last three Bowl. sive a star in Australia as he “Obviously, I’ve had some ups ered he was good — really good years: step by step, rean- The NFL’s all-star game could have ever imagined. and downs. Learning the play- — and racked up 369 points in alyze, readapt and move will be an afternoon match The standout winger and full- book and getting stuff wrong five seasons with the Sharks. forwards,” he said. “We at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. back for the Cronulla-Sutherland is not always good, just making He represented Australia in the will see our level and 26. A week later, the Sharks of the National Rugby mistakes on the field or even in 2017 Rugby League World Cup, whether at the end of the league’s championship League was recognized wher- the classroom. And then, also where he set a record with 12 season we can be fighting game will be played a few ever he went, with die-hard fans making good plays and making tries — the equivalent of touch- for titles. hours south in the Miami donning his team’s jersey and good stops is also a good thing, downs — in the tournament. “But they are smart area. wide-eyed youngsters wanting as well. “I was a big fish in Townsville, guys. They know they Fans, players and to play just like him. “So, yeah, I’m just excited to but then when I went over to are an incredible squad coaches will vote for the And then, Holmes stunningly be here.” Sydney, it was 10 times big- and it isn’t necessary 88 Pro Bowlers, and the left it all behind. The 6-foot-1, 200-pound ger and a lot more competitive to tell them they have game will match the AFC He headed to the United Holmes has been working in because they had a lot more to play well to be in against the NFC. States for a chance to play the backfield with the likes of people,” he said. “I worked my contention to play every American football in the NFL, Le’Veon Bell, Ty Montgomery way up there.” day.” Tunisian club declared a decision that angered some and Bilal Powell, catching pass- Holmes had one year left on One of the main dif- African champion of those same fans who once es and also returning punts — his contract with the Sharks, ferences from last sea- cheered him. But Holmes need- doing whatever he can to stand but instead had the team release son is that, for the first Esperance of Tuni- ed to tackle his dream — no mat- out. him, passing up about $720,000, time in 11 years, City sia was declared ter what everyone else thought. Holmes has shown flashes in to pursue the NFL. will be going into a cam- Africa’s club champion “I just felt like I wanted to recent days after a back ailment Some speculated Holmes is paign without Vincent on Wednesday, more test myself as a person and an limited him early in camp. He merely passing time in the U.S. Kompany. than two months after athlete,” the 24-year-old Holmes had a 50-yard touchdown catch until next year when he could The long-serving cap- the final was abandoned told The Associated Press. “I in a drill Monday that had his potentially make big-time bucks tain left in May to take under farcical circum- wasn’t really thinking about teammates fired up. as a highly coveted free agent in up the role of player-man- stances when players what I was giving up, I guess. It “He’s picking up the offense,” rugby league. ager at Anderlecht after from opponent Wydad was just that I wanted to chase Jets coach Adam Gase said. “It wasn’t really about my sit- playing a typically talis- Casablanca walked off more.” “That hasn’t really been his uation financially or anything,” manic role in the run-in. because the video assis- Holmes is in training camp issue. It’s just when everything said Holmes, who would earn His inspirational lead- tant referee system with the New York Jets compet- starts moving super-fast, he’s $129,000 on the Jets’ practice ership will be sorely wasn’t working. ing for a roster spot as a running trying to get used to that and squad. “The opportunity came missed and his departure Esperance was ini- back, wide receiver and return I think it’s starting to work for up and I’m sure a lot of people reduces the number of tially awarded the trophy specialist. him. It’s slowing down for him would take it if they wanted to top-quality center-halves before the Confederation He’s here — 10,000 miles from and I think it just keeps slowing and if they could. It’s also kind available to Guardiola, of African Football’s home — as part of the NFL’s down. of creating a pathway for other although City do have executive committee International Player Pathway “I’m excited to see him get guys who’d like to do that in the a partnership of poten- ordered the game, the program. This summer, all four to play in some games and just future.” tial in John Stones and second leg of the Afri- AFC East teams — the Jets, kind of see how he reacts to all What Holmes is attempting Aymeric Laporte. can Champions League Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins that.” is not unprecedented, but is There are few obvi- final, to be replayed. and New England Patriots — Holmes might get that chance uncommon. ous weaknesses in the The committee ordered can carry an international play- Thursday night in the Jets’ Jarryd Hayne was the first City side. The arriv- Esperance to hand back er in camp. It’s a long shot, preseason opener against the rugby league player who never al of Rodri has ended the cup and winner’s but players can earn a place on Giants. previously played American a lengthy search for a medals. the 53-man active roster. If they “It’ll be cool just to be on the football to make it onto an active long-term successor Last week, the Court don’t, they are eligible for a prac- sideline and interact with the NFL roster when he spent the to Fernandinho in the of Arbitration for Sport tice squad exemption, meaning guys,” he said, “and watch with 2015 season with San Francisco defensive midfield role annulled that decision they wouldn’t count against the them rather than just watch on as a running back and return and left-back issues will after appeals by both team’s allotment of 10 non-ac- the TV, you know?” specialist. be resolved if Benjamin teams because the CAF tive roster players during the Holmes was fascinated by Offensive lineman Jordan Mendy can stay fit. executive committee regular season. the NFL as a kid, checking out Mailata became the second after Even if not, there is didn’t have the authority Holmes first worked out for highlights of games and reading being drafted by Philadelphia now specialist back-up to rule on the game. NFL scouts in Los Angeles in about the league’s biggest stars. last year in the seventh round, in Angelino, although 2016, and spent three months That stuck with him, even although he didn’t play in any Oleksandr Zinchenko Associated Press early this year learning the when he was 17 and moved games as a rookie. has improved markedly. 10A THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2019 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER INDIANS Continued From 5A

He pointed to Calhoun tackling running back Leon Watkins to the ground, a running back he blocks for on offense as the team’s starting fullback. Watkins is supposed to count on Calhoun in a game, not worry about getting slammed by him in practice. “We talked about it at the begin- ning of the season — chemistry and discipline,” Jackson said. “Talent is going to come. You’ve either got the talent or you don’t. You’re only going to coach what you’ve got. But you can control the penalties because that’s based on discipline and the comraderie and culture that you build.” The fact that it was Roberson and Calhoun that broke the rules sur- prised Jackson even more. They’re two seniors who Jackson is count- ing on at linebacker to lead the defense this season. Jackson loved Roberson’s and Calhoun’s hustle to the ball, but he needs his players to learn how to get to the line but not cross it come Friday nights. “We’re looking for that alpha dog,” Jackson said. “We’re looking for that guy that can push the enve- lope because that’s a good football Photos by JORDAN KROEGER/Lake City Reporter player. But at the same time, you’ve got to get to the edge and don’t Fort White’s football team exhausted after facing coach Demetric Jackson’s punishment on Wednesday. jump off. You’ve got to know how to have discipline when you wrap that guy up but don’t sling him down. In a game when the referee blows the whistle but you want to get the last word and sling him down, well that’s a 15-yard penalty. That’s going to cost you.” Jackson also needed to let his team know that talking back isn’t acceptable, even for a senior leader like Calhoun. “Kam is one of those guys that has great potential but doesn’t have the greatest work ethic,” Jackson said. “But he has the size so I had colleges all over him looking at him initially. But when they watch him play you don’t see that fire so we’ve been on him to give us that fire. Then he wants to talk back that he was hustling. Yeah, you’re hustling to get to the ball but you’re slam- ming the running back. He just had to get the last word.” Instead, Jackson did. Fort White players perform push ups. Fort White players perform sit ups.

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