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The city has set up to start to grapple with the pressure on homeowners at Lake Huntington Club House two locations to apply tremendous destruction from the six month mark, April 10, 3504 15th Street, Panama City, Florida for the private debris Hurricane Michael and insur- to clean their properties up. Monday - Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. removal program ance companies, Panama City “I’ve asked my code Sunday, Closed Code Enforcement is for- enforcement to hold off on Police Substation By Katie Landeck mulating a plan to deal with the rigorous standard they 920 Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard, Panama City, Florida @ PCNHKatieL dangerous properties where would normally have until Monday - Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. [email protected] nothing has happened. after the 10th of April and I Sunday, Closed Much like Bay County, want to give our citizens time Applications will be accepted through May 4. For more infor- PANAMA CITY — After Panama City Code Enforce- mation, contact the PPDR Hotline at (850) 443-2792 from 8 a.m. giving residents five months ment plans to start putting See CODE, A7 to 4 p.m. Last pass begins

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Budget proposal relies on strong growth

Chad Davis, a worker with Timberline Trading of Missouri, picks up storm and construction debris in Parker, Florida on Monday, March 11, 2019. He is living in Fountain with family while he works picking up debris with a large claw on a crane. He says the damage in Bay County is Trump’s record much worse than what he picked up after hurricanes Maria and Harvey. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] $4.7 trillion pitch lines with assumed 3.1% growth

Meet one of the debris haulers cleaning the area By Lisa Mascaro The Associated Press

By Collin Breaux WASHINGTON — [email protected] President Donald Trump @PCNHCollinB proposed a record $4.7 trillion federal budget SPRINGFIELD — From his for 2020 on Monday, perch on top of a debris hauler, relying on optimistic Chad Davis has become inti- 3.1 percent economic mately acquainted with the growth projections destruction of Hurricane alongside account- Michael. ing shuffles and steep He's seen entire houses domestic cuts to bring pushed to the curbside — future spending into hundreds of cubic yards of promised balance in 15 downed trees and piles of years. molding furniture — while The deficit is pro- systemically scooping the jected to hit $1.1 trillion lingering remnants of the in the 2020 fiscal year, October hurricane in the the highest in a decade. mechanical jaws to be hauled The administration away. Seeing children’s toys is counting on robust stands out to him and can be growth, including from hard to deal with, he said. the Republican tax cuts “I got kids at home,” said — which Trump wants Davis. to make permanent — Davis has been working in to push down the red disaster debris hauling for ink. Some economists, two years and is an opera- Chad Davis, a worker with Timberline Trading of Missouri, picks up storm and construction debris in though, say the bump tor with Timberline, one of Parker, Florida on Monday, March 11, 2019. He is living in Fountain with family while he works picking from the tax cuts is up debris with a large claw on a crane. He says the damage in Bay County is much worse than what he See DEBRIS, A7 picked up after hurricanes Maria and Harvey. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] See BUDGET, A7

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Indictments spotlight prison rehab scams

By Dave Collins program. The Associated Press Former Atlanta Mayor Bill Campbell, sentenced to 30 It’s a tip that has been passed months for tax evasion, com- onto convicts for years: On pleted the program, but the your way to federal prison, say four-month early release he you have a substance abuse received was revoked in 2008 problem, and you could qualify after prosecutors raised ques- for a treatment program that tions about whether he really knocks up to a year off your had an alcohol problem. sentence. Former Enron Treasurer Ben Federal prosecutors have Glisan Jr. was sentenced to five long suspected abuses in the years in prison after plead- program, which has enrolled ing guilty in 2003 in the Enron a deep list of high-profile con- fraud scandal, but he shaved victs. Recently, a grand jury 18 months off the sentence in Connecticut indicted three through good behavior and the people accused of coaching drug treatment program. ineligible convicts on how to While testifying at the fraud get into the Residential Drug and conspiracy trial in 2006, Abuse Program, or RDAP, Glisan appeared to joke about by telling them to show up to the program on the witness prison intoxicated and fake stand while being questioned withdrawal symptoms. The Jack Donson, president of New York-based My Federal Prison Consultant and a retired federal Bureau of by Daniel Petrocelli, the lawyer charges are among the first Prisons employee, stands outside federal court and Manhattan Correctional Center, right, where he’s for former Enron Chief Execu- filed against prison consultants consulted with inmate clients, March 1 in New York. [BEBETO MATTHEWS/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] tive Officer Jeffrey Skilling, the involving the program. AP reported at the time. Glisan The case has put a spotlight it gives people ... pause to not in a halfway house. for nearly seven years for cor- said his pre-prison drinking on the unregulated world of cross that line to illegality and Christopher Mattei, a former ruption. Ganim took part in “problem” was consuming two prison consulting, in which unethical conduct.” federal prosecutor in Connecti- the drug treatment program, glasses of wine upon returning some ex-convicts and former Completing the nine-month, cut, said the U.S. attorney’s got released early in 2010 and home and sometimes a bottle prison employees charge thou- 500-hour treatment pro- office increasingly saw white- made a stunning comeback by when out with colleagues. sands of dollars for their inside gram for nonviolent offenders collar convicts make use of the winning back the mayor’s seat “You said one or two drinks. knowledge to help people pre- is one of only a few ways program. in the 2015 election. If you have a drinking problem, pare for life behind bars. Some inmates can get their sentences “It undermines the public’s That Ganim even had a then I’m in serious trouble,” consultants say there has been reduced. About 15,600 inmates confidence that all people when substance abuse problem sur- Petrocelli joked. wrongdoing in the industry for — nearly 10 percent of the cur- they go before a court for sen- prised the federal judge who “You’ll get a year off,” Glisan decades, including encouraging rent federal prison population tencing will be treated fairly. sentenced him, since there replied with a laugh. clients to scam their way into — participated in the pro- People who know how to game had been no indication of such Bureau of Prisons officials the rehab program. gram last year, and thousands the system know how to get the a problem. After his release, said they cannot comment The small industry now is more are on waiting lists. To benefits, whereas people who Ganim himself worked as a on specific inmates who par- “totally the Wild West,” said get in, convicts must present are struggling with addiction prison consultant and touted ticipated in the program or on Jack Donson, president of New evidence they had substance don’t know all the angles to his knowledge of the drug legal proceedings, including York-based My Federal Prison abuse or addiction problems play,” said Mattei, former chief program. He did not return indictments. Consultant and a retired federal during the year prior to their of the financial fraud and public messages from the AP seeking “However, we can share Bureau of Prisons employee. arrest. Upon completion, their corruption unit in the Connect- comment. that the BOP is committed to “I hope it brings light to sentences can be reduced and icut U.S. attorney’s office. Questions have been raised the integrity of the Residen- things,” he said, referring to they can spend the last six Former Bridgeport Mayor about other prominent con- tial Drug Abuse Program,” the the Connecticut case. “I hope months of their sentences Joseph Ganim went to prison victs’ admittance to the agency said in a statement.

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Dozens of tributes are seen Monday at a large Connor Thonen-Fleck addresses reporters while his President Donald Trump talks to Apple Inc. CEO Tim memorial to Trinity Love Jones, the 9-year-old girl parents stand by his side Monday in Durham, N.C., at Cook during the American Workforce Policy Advisory whose body was found in a duffel bag along a the announcement of a lawsuit against North Carolina Board’s ﬁ rst meeting Wednesday in the State Dining suburban Los Angeles equestrian trail in Hacienda ofﬁ cials over how the state health plan is run. The new Room of the White House in Washington. Trump Heights, Calif. The police department has declined lawsuit comes amid unresolved litigation over North says he didn’t slip up when he referred to Apple CEO to say how Trinity was killed and a spokeswoman on Carolina’s so-called bathroom bill and the law that Tim Cook as “Tim Apple” at a White House meeting. Monday declined to identify the people who’ve been replaced it. [JONATHAN DREW/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] [MANUEL BALCE CENETA/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] detained. [REED SAXON/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS]

SANAA, YEMEN MONTGOMERY, ALA. JERUSALEM TUNIS, TUNISIA his first official visit to the Yemeni tribesmen: 22 civilians Execution date set for inmate Israeli AG to release Netanyahu Tunisia: 12 infants die of nation that Tehran once killed in country’s north convicted of preacher’s death evidence after elections hospital-acquired infection fought a bloody war against and later backed in the Local tribesmen say air- Alabama has set an exe- Israel’s attorney general Twelve newborn babies battle with the Islamic State strikes by the Saudi-led cution date for an inmate says he will only release have died in Tunisia after group. coalition fighting Yemen’s convicted of killing a preacher material from the corruption acquiring infections at the Since Rouhani’s election Houthi rebels have killed 22 in a robbery more than two investigations into Prime public maternity hospital in 2013, Iraq has relied on people, including children, in decades ago. Minister Benjamin Netan- where they were born prema- Iranian paramilitary sup- the country’s north. Christopher Lee Price is yahu after the country’s April turely, the country’s interim port to fight IS, following The Health Ministry scheduled to be put to death 9 election. health minister reported the militant group’s capture affiliated with the Houthis on April 11, according to an The Justice Minis- Monday. of the Iraqi city of Mosul and confirmed the deaths on order from the state Supreme try said in a statement Sonia Ben Sheikh, who other territory in both Iraq Monday, saying that all those Court. Monday that Attorney hastily took over when and Syria. killed were from two families Price was convicted of the General Avichai Mandeblit Tunisia’s health minister Now with the militants from the Maghrabet Talan 1991 stabbing death of Bill agreed to delay handing resigned amid growing out- facing a final territorial district in Hajjah province. Lynn, who was pastor of the Netanyahu’s attorneys evi- rage, said during a news defeat in the Syrian village The tribesmen spoke on Natural Springs Church of dence in the corruption conference in Tunis that of Baghouz, Iran is look- condition of anonymity for Christ. cases until after the elections the infant deaths were ing for Iraq’s continued fear of reprisals. Lynn was killed with a out of concern over media “unacceptable.” support as it faces a maxi- For almost two months, sword and knife during a rob- leaks. malist pressure campaign the Houthis have been bery at his home on Dec. 22, Mandelblit recommended BAGHDAD by President Donald Trump besieging and shelling the 1991. criminal charges against Iran’s Rouhani seeks to boost after his decision to with- mountainous area of Kusher Prosecutors said Lynn was Netanyahu in three cor- ties on ﬁ rst visit to Baghdad draw America from Tehran’s to suppress a rebellion there at home with his wife assem- ruption cases last month, nuclear deal with world by the Hajor tribes. Scores of bling Christmas presents shaking up re-election pros- Iranian President Hassan powers. civilians have been killed and when the power was cut to pects for the long-serving Rouhani was in Bagh- wounded. their home. Israeli leader. dad on Monday, making The Associated Press

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MARKET WATCH Oceaneering Dow 25,650.88 ▲ 200.64 Nasdaq 7,558.06 ▲ 149.92 renews lease S&P 2,783.30 ▲ 40.23 Russell 1,548.88 ▲ 26.99 with Panama NYSE 12,561.26 ▲ 146.13

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Gold 1,288.80 ▼ 8.20 News Herald Staff Report Silver 15.197 ▼ .750 Platinum 816.80 ▼ 0.80 PANAMA CITY —Ocean- Copper 2.9000 ▲ .0060 eering International Inc, will Oil 56.79 ▲ 0.72 continue its work at Panama City Port for at least the next MARKET MOVERS 10 years. Oceaneering and the Port • Boeing Co., down $22.53 to Authority have reached $400.01: The airplane maker’s In this July 6 ﬁ le photo, prospective customers confer with sales associates as a Model 3 sits on an agreement to renew 737 Max 8 model was involved display in a Tesla showroom in the Cherry Creek Mall in Denver. [DAVID ZALUBOWSKI/ASSOCIATED and extend the lease of in a crash that killed 157 people, PRESS FILE PHOTO] Oceaneering’s on-port the second deadly crash of the umbilical manufacturing aircraft type in six months. facility through 2029, with • Deutsche Bank AG, up 48 cents additional options that to $9.12: The German bank is could extend through 2039. considering holding merger For those wondering what talks with rival Commerzbank, Shift to reverse "umbilical cord manufactur- according to media reports. ing" is, think the cord that Tesla walks back only close about half as times. controlled the robot used to BRIEFCASE its plan to close many stores, but the cost The moves come on the explore the Titantic (which most showrooms savings are therefore only day that lawyers for Tesla really was made at their Jobless rate up slightly in about half.” CEO Elon Musk have to file Panama City facility). January By Tom Krisher Remaining stores could a legal brief explaining to The leased facilities include The Associated Press have fewer workers but a New York federal judge sixteen acres of land and TALLAHASSEE — Florida’s will have vehicles available why he shouldn’t be held 176,000 square feet of pro- unemployment rate increased DETROIT — Tesla is for test drives and a small in contempt of court for an duction facilities, according slightly as Gov. Ron DeSantis walking back plans to close inventory in case people inaccurate Feb. 19 tweet to the press release. assumed office, ticking up 0.1 most of its showrooms want to buy immediately, that could have influenced “Oceaneering’s Panama percentage point from Decem- worldwide and announced the statement said. the company’s stock price. City facility has enjoyed an ber to January, according to price hikes for most of its Also Monday, a New On Feb. 19 Musk tweeted outstanding relationship numbers released Monday by electric vehicles. York attorney announced that Tesla would produce with the Port of Panama City the state Department of Eco- Tesla announced last that Tesla’s former chief of around 500,000 vehicles as well as Bay County as a nomic Opportunity. month that it would shut- security has filed a whis- this year — a tweet that whole since opening in 2004," The preliminary figures esti- ter most of its stores to tleblower complaint with wasn’t blessed by the said Thomas Landreth, Ocea- mated that 352,000 Floridians cut costs so it could sell its the U.S. Securities and person in charge of baby- neering’s General Manager were out of work in January lower-priced Model 3 for Exchange Commission. sitting Musk’s Twitter in a prepared statement. from a workforce of 10.3 mil- $35,000. The company Attorney Andrew Meiss- account as required by the "We are excited to continue lion, which represents a 3.4 continues its shift to toward ner said in a statement that fraud settlement. The tweet building on that relationship percent unemployment rate. online-only sales, but now Sean Gouthro provided was later corrected. as we operate and grow over The estimate projected that says it won’t close as many information about Musk’s The judge has ordered the next decade and beyond.” 7,000 more people were out stores as originally thought. Aug. 7 tweet that he had Musk to file a brief by Oceaneering is a global proof work in January when com- The $35,000 base Model the financing to take the Monday explaining why he vider of engineered services pared to December. 3 will still be available, but company private at $420 isn’t in contempt for vio- and products, primarily to The national unemployment the company is raising per share. As it turned out, lating the court-approved the offshore energy industry. rate was 4 percent in January. prices by 3 percent on all Musk didn’t have the fund- settlement. Through the use of its applied February numbers for Florida other models. ing secured. The SEC filed a The store-closing rever- technology expertise, Ocean- will be released March 22. In a Monday filing with securities fraud complaint, sal shows that Tesla had eering also serves the defense, The January figures in Flor- government regulators, and Musk and Tesla agreed second thoughts about entertainment, and aerospace ida were bolstered by annual Tesla now says it closed to each pay $20 million and shuttering the stores and industries. growth in the categories of 10 percent of its stores, to governance changes whether buyers would “The close working professional and business but a few of those will now including a Twitter moni- make such a large purchase relationship between Ocean- services, education and health remain open. Another 20 tor for Musk. without a test drive. The eering and the Port of Panama services, transportation and percent are being evalu- The SEC submission says company says it still plans City has provided significant utilities, construction and hos- ated and some could remain the go-private plan was to offer buyers the ability to local and regional economic pitality jobs. open. discussed internally at Tesla return purchased vehicles benefits since 2004. We The 3.4 percent statewide The company gave no many days before Musk’s at no cost after a seven-day appreciate Oceaneering’s rate was seasonally adjusted, numbers, but said it would tweet “and that many were or 1,000 mile test drive. renewed commitment to while a non-seasonally close only about half the suspect of the purported Gartner analyst Michael the Port and to the Commu- adjusted rate was 3.9 percent. stores that it had intended deal’s legitimacy,” Meiss- Ramsey called the move nity, and we look forward to The state also released to. It has 378 stores and ner’s statement said. “startling” and said it working with them over the county unemployment rates service centers worldwide Tesla also announced undermines the cred- next 20 years," said Elizabeth for January that were not sea- and about 100 stores in the Monday that it has pur- ibility of Musk and Tesla’s Walters, Chairperson of the sonally adjusted. U.S. If the company closes chased car-hauling trucks management. Panama City Port Authority, Monroe County, which 30 percent of the stores that and trailers from a Califor- “How else can you in a prepared statement. includes the Florida Keys, had would equal about 110. nia company in a stock deal view it except to see it as The Port of Panama City the lowest rate, at 2.8 percent, “As a result of keeping worth about $14.2 million. a remarkable example of is a growing regional port followed by St. Johns and significantly more stores Tesla paid for the purchase lack of foresight or plan- providing port services to Okaloosa counties, both at 3.4 open, Tesla will need to with about 50,000 previ- ning?” Ramsey asked. “It’s key industries throughout percent. Orange and Seminole raise vehicle prices by ously authorized shares. almost as if the decision was Northwest Florida and pro- counties were at 3.5 percent. about 3 percent on average Tesla wants to increase announced and made with- ducing over $1.4 billion a year At the other end of the spec- worldwide,” a company its vehicle transportation out any analysis of what the economic benefits, according trum, Gulf County, still reeling statement said. “We will capacity and cut delivery outcome would be.” to the press release. from Hurricane Michael, had the highest unemployment rate, 7.4 percent, followed by its Gulf Coast neighbor Bay County at 6 percent. Boeing’s stock takes hit as more Max 8 planes are grounded The News Service of Florida

WASHINGTON By Christopher Bodeen Most deliveries of Boeing understand all aspects of this the U.S. Federal Aviation US retail sales up The Associated Press 737 Max 8 planes accident, working closely Administration and Boeing. just 0.2 percent with the investigating team FAA spokesman Lynn Lun- BEIJING — Boeing’s stock Company Delivered and all regulatory authorities sford would not say whether U.S. retail sales rose slightly plunged Monday as the list Southwest Airlines 31 involved,” the company said the agency plans to ground in January after a sharp drop of countries and airlines GECAS 22 in a statement. any planes. in December, reflecting cau- grounding the Boeing 737 American Airlines 22 Boeing’s stock fell 7 per- “Each action taken by tion taken by consumers amid Max 8 planes continued Air Canada 20 cent to $391.80 in afternoon the FAA is based on sound, a government shutdown and to grow the day after one Norwegian Air Shuttle 18 trading. proven facts,” he said in a volatile stock market. crashed in Ethiopia, killing China Southern Airlines 16 A spokesman for Ethiopian statement. “If we have infor- Retail sales increased just all 157 people on board. ﬂ ydubai 14 Airlines, Asrat Begashaw, mation that affects safety, we 0.2 percent, the Commerce The Ethiopian Airlines jet Air China 14 said the carrier had grounded take immediate and appropri- Department said Monday, crashed shortly after it took Air Lease Corp. 14 its remaining four 737 Max 8 ate action.” after a sharp fall of 1.6 percent off from Addis Ababa on Lion Air 14 planes until further notice as The FAA on Sunday said in December, the biggest drop Sunday, drawing renewed an “extra safety precaution.” it is in contact with the State in 9 years. scrutiny of the plane just four The Associated Press The airline had been using Department and plans to join The economy has stum- months after a similar crash five new 737 Max 8s and the U.S. National Trans- bled after healthy growth of the same model that killed awaiting delivery of 25 more. portation Safety Board in last summer and fall. Weaker 189 people in Indonesia. and U.S. investigators. Asrat said the search for body helping Ethiopian civil avia- economies overseas, the U.S.- Authorities in China, Indo- The 737 is the best-selling parts and debris from the tion authorities investigate China trade fight, and the nesia and Ethiopia ordered airliner in history, and the crash was continuing. the crash. 35-day government shutdown airlines to ground their Max, the newest version of China’s Civil Aviation Chinese carriers and leas- dented consumer and business Boeing 737 Max 8 planes on it with more fuel-efficient Administration said that it ing companies operate 96 confidence. Economists believe Monday. Chicago-based engines, is a central part of ordered airlines to ground all Boeing 737 8 MAXs, accord- growth could fall to a 1 percent Boeing said it did not intend Boeing’s strategy to compete 737 Max 8 aircraft, in line with ing to the government, with annual rate or below in the first to issue any new guidance to with European rival Airbus. the principle of “zero toler- dozens more believed to be on three months of this year. its customers. It does plan to “Safety is our number one ance for security risks.” order. China Southern Air- send a technical team to the priority and we are taking It said it would issue further lines is one of Boeing’s biggest The Associated Press crash site to help Ethiopian every measure to fully notices after consulting with customers for the aircraft. * ** A6 Tuesday, March 12, 2019 | The News Herald

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Legislature ANOTHER VIEW must tackle election reforms

lorida’s 2018 election resulted in three statewide recounts — highlighting our sharply divided electorate. The recounts also exposed seri- Fous problems with our voting process. A bill in the Florida Senate addresses many of those flaws. It deserves swift approval by the Legislature and the governor so elections officials can make the neces- sary adjustments well ahead of the 2020 election. As reported last week by Herald-Tribune Politi- cal Editor Zac Anderson, the bill would: • Require county elections offices to put ballot instructions in a prescribed location. Thousands of Broward County voters appeared to overlook the U.S. Senate race between Rick Scott and Bill Nelson — one of those that resulted in a recount — because of poor ballot design. Bro- ward’s 2018 ballot instructions ran along the left-hand side of the ballot, with the Senate race placed beneath them. • Outlaw vote-counting machines that can’t “simul- taneously count and sort ballot overvotes and under- votes in multiple races.” Palm Beach’s inadequate machines led to problems with that county’s recount. • Extend recount deadlines by a week. The tight deadlines stressed many elections offices and may have Intuitive eating: Eat your heart contributed to irregularities in the vote counts. • Give voters whose absentee ballots are rejected for reasons such as a mismatched signature more out, diet industry! time to “cure” their ballots. The current cure deadline is 5 p.m. on the day before the election. The new deadline would be 11 days after the election. The bill body is no longer hungry? Food Police 5,000 sit-ups also would require elections officials to make greater How can I solve issues with- to counteract the calories efforts to notify voters when their ballot is rejected. out food as a crutch? How can from that gum, maggot!) • Move back the primary election so that it occurs 11 weeks I stay active without obsess- Bless your heart if I’m step- before the general election instead of 10 weeks, to “provide ing over burning calories?” ping on your infinitesimally- more time for ballot cure and to redress possible glitches.” Fans of traditional diet- smaller-than-yesterday The bill, written with the input of the Florida State Danny Tyree ing, on the other hand, find toes, but people who go crazy Association of Supervisors of Elections, was passed themselves relegated to over the latest fad diet make unanimously by the Senate Ethics and Elections Com- pondering uncomfortable me want to paraphrase John mittee and awaits further action in that chamber. ’m seldom late to questions along the lines of Cleese’s defensive remark Unfortunately, there is not yet a companion bill in the supper, but I am some- “I wonder where those altru- about messiahs in “Monty Florida House, where Speaker Jose Oliva is one of many Itimes late to a topic. istic purveyors of protein Python’s Life of Brian.” (“I Republican legislators who blame the election snafu Right after I encountered shakes, workout videos and know a Groundbreaking on incompetent management by Palm Beach and Bro- several news items about dieting books find enough Diet to Beat All Diets when I ward counties’ Democratic elections supervisors. the growing phenomenon of marina space for all their see one. And I should know. But the problems didn’t occur just in those coun- “intuitive eating,” I stumbled yachts?” or “How many I’ve followed a few!”) ties, or just in Democratic counties. Hillsborough across the fact that someone delicious frozen entrees can Can we straighten out County did not submit recount results after the vote total (hi, Darrell!) had suggested dance on the head of a pin?” our priorities? We’re sup- failed to match the original count. Sarasota County’s this subject to me way back I weighed 165 pounds when posed to believe the nefari- recount total also did not match the original count. in 2006! Guess I have egg I graduated high school. I ous mastermind behind all Sarasota County Supervisor of Elections Ron Turner, on my face. Not that there’s no longer do. And yet I sur- human suffering is carbs? a Republican, told Anderson the Senate bill has “sev- anything wrong with that! vive without (temporarily) Pardon me, but I just can’t eral good proposals ... that appear to address some In case you’re grasping regaining that lanky youthful imagine Winston Churchill important election deadline and timeline issues.” for a definition of intui- physique just so I can rush inspiring a nation with a Senate President Bill Galvano, a Bradenton Republi- tive eating, skeptics would to plaster it all over Insta- rousing declaration of “We can, said the proposed reforms “need to take place.” characterize it as non-svelte gram. That would be about as shall fight on the beaches, “We have — cycle after cycle in this state — issues quitters who just want to useful as other age-defying we shall fight on the land- and problems,” Galvano said. “It doesn’t mean you surrender and pack on the posts such as “Still can’t ing grounds, we shall fight have to reinvent everything, but it’s certainly a wor- pounds, but my understand- climb this gym rope,” “Get in the cereal aisle. ...” thy exercise to look at improving things.” ing is that it is really a non- a load of this zit” and “An Or MLK shouting, “I have We hope other legislators agree. dieting means of escape from upperclassman kindly yanked a dream that my four chil- the self-defeating cycle of these BVDs up for me!” dren will one day live in a A version of this editorial first appeared in experiencing big swings of Followers of intuitive eat- nation where they will not the Sarasota Herald-Tribune, a News Her- elation or guilt every time ing are confident that with be judged by the color of ald sister paper with GateHouse Media. one loses or gains 6 ounces. a little gentle nudging, most their skin, but by the six- If I’ve whetted your appe- people can come to grips packness of their abs!” tite, Google “10 Principles with their inner demons and of Intuitive Eating” to learn genetic predispositions and Danny Tyree is a syndicated more. You’ll find that sincere gradually make long-term columnist with Creators adherents to intuitive eating progress. Dieting zealots, Syndicate. Email him at ask deep questions such as: however, don’t credit you [email protected] or “Aren’t most diet claims too with having enough sense visit his Facebook fan page good to be true? How can I to walk and chew gum at “Tyree’s Tyrades.” (Carl make peace with my body? the same time! (And be Hiaasen is off this week.) What are the signals that my sure to drop and give the

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President Donald Trump has day every day these people to do tree removal on private how awful! Praying for their Many prayers. formalized his promise to give refuse to allow this to be property. Some of those trees loved ones! Bonnie Nethero: Dear God, areas impacted by Hurricane rebuilt? It’s been hard for will be taken to a mill set up in Kathy Cherry Wambles: This comfort the people. Michael 45 days of 100 percent everyone. I got displaced 700 Cottondale, where they’ll be is so sad. God be with all Billy Miner: This is hor- reimbursable debris pickup with hundred miles away for two turned into special, Lynn Haven- family and friends involved! rible! Prayers sent to the the Federal Emergency Manage- months, barely had food to stamped roof rafters and sold to Donnie Raffield: Thoughts Crum family! My deepest ment Agency. eat, couldn’t find work and I help the city’s recovery efforts. and prayers go out to this condolences. Mike Hatch: Awesome, now accepted the hardships of my Rosie Miller: What about community. Kate Kerr Pennington: My let’s call our congressmen circumstance and did some- outside Lynn Haven. We Betty Spence Welch: RIP and heart breaks for this family and get them rolling on some thing about it. Now I’m back, need cajun navy too. I’m in prayers for entire community Kim Wildman Gordon: What tax breaks and more funding. employed full time, and back Bay County. and son who just lost par- a complete tragedy! This on my feet in a stable place Jessica Williams: Amen. ents. God, please take care family is going to need lots Hurricane Michael all but to live. It gets worse before it What about everyone else, him and the things he has to of loving prayers. Sad. destroyed public housing in gets better, so let it happen. not just Lynn Haven. They live for! Lori Ryan Nicholas: Prayers Panama City. Five months later, Carol Farriba: Fair? My birth should want to improve all Kathy Miller: Terrible trag- for their family, players and the city needs to move forward certificate did not come with areas, not just one. smh. edy, prayers for family and community. with demolition and rebuild- a clause stating that life Rose Kaczmarek: This should friends. Shelli Moore: Praying for ing, but a handful of tenants would be fair to me. Move be all over Bay County, not Peggy Nichols: How very the family and friends during who haven’t moved say evicting out so they can tear these just Lynn Haven. sad; my heart goes out to this tragic time. them when they’ve lost every- damaged buildings down and their son! I hope he has a Teresa Franklin Dyer: Prayers thing isn’t fair. rebuild. A Liberty County baseball rapid recovery. Prayers go to the family and community. Dan Smith: Fair? In a hur- coach and his wife were killed, up for everyone involved. Sam Dow: So heart break- ricane’s aftermath? What The city of Lynn Haven will their son injured in an electro- Whitney Bengson: This ing. Prayers for the boy, about fair for all the people be working with the United cution at a baseball field. is one of the most terrible family and friends. who have to wait one more Cajun Navy and other groups Kari Speed Williamson: Oh, stories I’ve ever heard of. * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, March 12, 2019 A7

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trying to enforce a stan- Based on surveys done CODE dard that was in place early on and what he’s before the storm.” seen since, McQueen From Page A1 To help private prop- estimated that there erty owners get there, are between 500 and the city is working with 1,000 homes that will and space to deal with the Federal Emergency need to demolished and their insurance compa- Management Agency to about 500 businesses. nies,” City Manager Mark put programs in place to The properties, he said, McQueen said. “But after help make it possible. create a health and safety the 10th of April, I need One is already in effect, hazards, particularly for to start moving forward the private property transients and curious because this is our com- debris removal program, children. munity and we need to which enable residents In the meantime, he’s start moving on with it.” to have fallen or dam- focusing on an creating This does not mean that aged trees cleared from education campaign for city will start issuing cita- their property for free as what it looks like to bring tions on April 10, but they long as insurance doesn’t properties up to code will be notifying prop- cover it. So far, 73 resi- to ensure the standards erty owners of potential dents have signed up for are clear. Some codes, problems. McQueen said the program. he said, may have to be the city’s plan will likely The city is also pursu- tweaked. be similar to the plan the ing a commercial program “When we look back county announced last with FEMA to clean up five years from now, I week to start issuing cita- damaged businesses and don’t want us to say we tions at the one year mark. a housing program to missed an opportunity “It’s nothing personal,” clean up housing rendered to do it right,” McQueen McQueen said. “It’s about uninhabitable. said.

Irma and Harvey, but RV in Fountain, but said DEBRIS said the aftermath from some of the other workers Michael is bigger. Work- are commuting from the From Page A1 ing on Luckie Avenue other end of Bay County. on Monday, scattered “A lot of the guys are bits of debris were in staying in Panama City the companies removing the front yards of a few Beach,” said Davis. storm debris from local homes, some damaged Davis is not sure when affected areas. The last and abandoned. the last pass could finish, pass started Monday for “It feels good to help,” and said that depends Springfield, Callaway, said Davis. on picking everything Parker, Mexico Beach Davis has noticed driv- up and the municipali- and unincorporated Bay ers getting angry when he ties and county being County. Residents were stops at a site to pick up happy. He didn't get to encouraged to have debris debris but isn’t bothered see what the area looked out by Sunday. by them. like before Hurricane Given five months have “Just ignore them,” said Michael changed the passed since Hurricane Davis of how he deals with landscape, but feels for Michael, Davis said he them. the locals enduring the is now picking up little While doing the work, aftermath. pieces of debris. Davis Davis has been stay- “I hope the city worked after Hurricanes ing with his family in an rebuilds,” said Davis.

showdown with Congress said Trump “relies on BUDGET over priorities, including far too many accounting his push for $8.6 billion gimmicks and fantasy From A1 to build the U.S-Mexico assumptions and puts border wall. forward far too few actual Titled “A Budget for a solutions.” She warned waning, and they project Better America: Prom- the debt load will lead to slower growth in coming ises Kept. Taxpayers slower income growth years. The national debt First,” Trump’s pro- and stalled opportunities is $22 trillion. posal “embodies fiscal for Americans. Even with his own pro- responsibility,” said Perhaps most notably jections, Trump’s budget Russ Vought, the acting among spending propos- would not come into bal- director of the Office of als, Trump is reviving his ance for a decade and a Management and Budget. border wall fight. Fresh half, rather than the tra- Despite the large pro- off the longest gov- ditional hope of balancing jected deficits, Vought ernment shutdown in in 10. said the administration history, his 2020 plan Still, Trump contended has “prioritized reining shows he is eager to con- the nation is experiencing in reckless Washington front Congress again over “an economic miracle.” spending” and shows the wall. He said in a letter to “we can return to fiscal Trump’s budget pro- Congress accompany- sanity.” poses increasing defense ing the plan that the The budget calls the spending to $750 billion country’s next step must approach “MAGAnom- — and building the new be “turbocharging the ics,” after the president’s Space Force as a military industries of the future “Make America Great branch — while reducing and establishing a new Again” campaign slogan. nondefense accounts by standard of living for the Some fiscal watchdogs, 5 percent, with cuts rec- 21st century.” though, panned the effort ommended to economic Presidential budgets as more piling on of debt safety-net programs used tend to be seen as aspi- by Trump with no course by many Americans. The rational blueprints, rarely correction in sight. $2.7 trillion in proposed becoming enacted policy, Maya MacGuin- spending cuts over the and Trump’s proposal for eas, president of the decade is higher than any the new fiscal year, which Committee for a Respon- administration in history, begins Oct. 1, sets up a sible Federal Budget, they say.

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* ** The News Herald | Tuesday, March 12, 2019 B1 LOCAL&STATE 4 questions about Parker recovery answered with Mayor Rich Musgrave

By Eryn Dion We Answered, along with @PCNHErynDion a few of our own questions [email protected] and several from constitu- POLITICS | B3 ents who braved the dreary PARKER — With rain post-Daylight Saving TRUMP pouring down and, across Monday blues to attend. the street, a home being Here are some of the most DONOR CLAIM torn down, the News Herald important things we cov- held its second traveling ered in our conversation: OF ACCESS office hours event in the 1. How much debris has tiny city of Parker, still been picked up? QUESTIONED trying to clamber its way The topic that’s been out from under a mountain on everyone’s minds for of debris. months. With the debris We sat down with Mayor haulers’ last pass begin- Rich Musgrave to answer ning Monday for Parker, reader questions submit- The La Brisa Inn on Monday, March 11, 2019. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE School ted through Bay Asked, See MUSGRAVE, B4 NEWS HERALD] vouchers face legal Panama Country Club hopes golf test course reopens by late summer

Florida Supreme Court may soon hear proposal By Collin Breaux for dramatic – and [email protected] some say illegal – shift @PCNHCollinB of taxpayer money LYNN HAVEN — Panama By John Kennedy Country Club President Jay [email protected] Manuel said they hope to reopen their Lynn Haven golf TALLAHASSEE — Florida course by late summer. lawmakers are racing ahead “It will be better than ever,” with another private-school said Manuel. voucher plan that could soon Like many parts of Bay emerge as a critical test for a County, the golf course, 100 state Supreme Court recently County Drive, was ravaged recast by Republican Gov. Ron by Hurricane Michael. The DeSantis. previously heavily wooded The proposal pushed by area lost many of its pine DeSantis and Republican and oak trees, and the greens leaders is aimed at covering died after not being watered a 14,000-student waiting due to the loss of an irrigation list for the state’s tax credit system. scholarship program, which “We lost about 4,500 pine has been around since 2001. trees, which was just about But the plan, which cleared every pine tree,” said Manuel. the Senate Education Com- The few trees that are on mittee on Wednesday, would the course have barren limbs Trees and the golf course at the Panama Country Club are damaged and under repair on Friday, also prove a dramatic — and and a white sign says “Golf March 8, 2019. [PHOTOS BY JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] some say illegal — shift of course closed.” There were taxpayer money from public no golfers present on Friday. work on the greens and is schools to students bound Experts consulted about cleaning up small debris. for private or parochial design changes never saw a “We’re doing a renova- classrooms. golf course damaged to such tion of all our greens,” said The Family Empower- an extent, said Manuel. But, Manuel. ment Scholarship — or Equal Manuel said, with repairs Lynn Haven City Man- Opportunity Scholarship, as underway a brighter future ager Michael White said he is DeSantis christened the con- is coming. “proud of the resiliency of the cept — is looming as a major The golf course will be golf course, it is a symbol of mile marker on a course which converted to a links golf the strength that Lynn Haven critics say could eventually course which uses mounds, continues to exemplify after lead to parents using taxpayer dunes and sands. The links the storm.” money for any form of K-12 style is popular in Scotland “We are proud the golf education, whether it’s home- and Ireland, and natural course calls Lynn Haven schooling, private, parochial, areas will be between holes, home,” said White. “News charter or traditional public said Manuel. like this is a sign our economy schools. The club is halfway through is slowly recovering.” It’s a path former Gov. Jeb Bush once envisioned, until an earlier lineup of the Florida Supreme Court over- turned as unconstitutional his BLOTTERS first-in-the-nation, statewide private-school voucher man “appeared to be ner- The ensuing search of intentions, and you better program, enacted by Florida vous and was looking around the cloth bag turned up have a driver’s license. lawmakers in 1999. as if he were about to flee. He three “clear jewel baggies A Bay County Sheriff’s House Speaker Jose Oliva mentioned something about containing 6.4 grams of sus- Deputy stopped a man on having a possible child sup- pected methamphetamine, East Avenue traveling 41 mph See SCHOOLS, B4 port warrant at which time I 3 syringes, and a clear jewel in a 35 mph zone. When the believed him to be a flight risk baggie containing assorted deputy asked to see the driv- SPRINGFIELD and placed him into handcuffs pills (5 Xanax, 5 Oxycodone, 1 er’s license, the man handed Poorly lit bike darkens man’s (double locked, checked fit) Buprenorphine). him his Florida Identification night I then read Cooper Miranda The man told the deputy Card, stating his license was from memory.” “he does not use metham- suspended. Improper lighting on a The man said he under- phetamine and advised that So why get behind the bicycle spelled doom for a stood his rights and agreed to he was selling the meth on wheel? The driver told the man who turned out to have a search. the streets. Cooper also stated deputy the only reason he not only active warrants, but While the deputy did not that he sells the syringes on was driving was to be a a syringe sticking out of his find anything in the man’s the street to users for $5 each.” “Good Samaritan” and take “zipper area.” pockets, “I observed what The man is charged with his friend, who can’t drive A Bay County sheriff’s appeared to be a syringe being a fugitive from justice, because she needs prescrip- deputy reported he stopped sticking out of his pants possession of methamphet- tion glasses, to the store. ON THE WATER | B5 the man and obtained his ID, through the zipper area of his amine with intent to distribute The deputy ran the man’s which led to the discovery that pants which was in plain view. and other charges related to identification through FCIC OKALOOSA there were two active warrants I observed that the syringe the pills and paraphernalia. and DAVID to confirm that for him out of Wakulla County, appeared to be in a black cloth yes, his license had been sus- HOPES TO but the issuing agency was not bag which was hanging from a PANAMA CITY pended for over two years. willing to extradite him. Then drawstring in the waist area.” No good deed The man was arrested and DREDGE THEIR another warrant turned up out At the same time, the taken to jail, and was also of Georgia and the deputy had deputy is told Georgia will A self-proclaimed “Good issued a citation for speeding. EAST PASS the man stand by until it was extradite the man on its war- Samaritan” learned the This case is closed. checked. rant so he was formally placed hard way that the road to The deputy wrote that the under arrest. jail is often paved with good See POLICE, B4 * ** B2 Tuesday, March 12, 2019 | The News Herald

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Kansas City 52/49/r 61/40/r Topeka 54/50/r 63/40/r need for eye and skin protection. 9:03a 1:49a ©2019 Last year's high/low ...... 73°/55° 7:10p 1:12p Las Vegas 69/48/s 60/42/s Tucson 59/47/t 61/39/pc Normal high/low ...... 71°/50° Panama City 1:58p --- Los Angeles 71/51/s 68/48/s Wash., DC 52/34/s 58/45/s Record high ...... 81° (1974) ------Record low ...... 27° (1998) Port St. Joe 3:32p 1:24a Precipitation ------24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.00" Okaloosa Island 1:09p --- Month to date ...... 3.19" ------Normal month to date ...... 2.10" 10 a.m. Noon 2 p.m. 4 p.m. Milton 4:49p 2:23a Year to date ...... 13.26" 0-2 3-5 6-7 ------Low; Moderate; High; East Bay Normal year to date ...... 12.10" 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme 3:53p 1:53a Average humidity ...... 95% ------Fort Walton Beach MOON PHASES Pensacola 3:09p 12:36a Temperatures ------Fishing Bend 3:50p 1:27a High/low ...... 74°/65° ------Last year's high/low ...... 75°/63° The Narrows 4:46p 3:27a Normal high/low ...... 67°/52° First Full Last New ------Record high ...... 83° (1980) Carrabelle Mar 14 Mar 20 Mar 27 Apr 5 8:05a 12:03a Record low ...... 24° (1996) 6:12p 11:26a Precipitation RIVER LEVELS 24 hours through 4 p.m. ... 0.01" SUN AND MOON Month to date ...... 1.63" Through 7 a.m. Mon. Flood Normal month to date ...... 1.98" Sunrise today ...... 6:56 a.m. Apalachicola Level Stage Year to date ...... 6.65" Sunset tonight ...... 6:48 p.m. Blountstown 16.70 ft. 15 ft. Normal year to date ...... 12.35" Moonrise today ...... 10:39 a.m. Choctawhatchee Average humidity ...... 97% Moonset today ...... none Caryville 9.01 ft. 12 ft. Alabama BEACH FLAG WARNINGS Shown are today’s noon postions of Clairborne 43.86 ft. 42 ft. weather systems and precipitation. Escambia Temperature bands are highs for the day. Water Century 10.76 ft. 17 ft. Low Medium High closed Dangerous Tombigbee Hazard Hazard Hazard to public Marine Life Coffeeville, AL 37.32 ft. 29 ft.

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PANAMA CITY "This is no way a TDC event," PANAMA CITY Memorial for tornado victims said TDC spokesperson Catie Climate Change lecture includes Bay County ties Feeney in an email to the News planned Herald. Among the 23 crosses erected A presentation about climate in Beauregard, Alabama to PANAMA CITY change—and what to do about honor those killed by the recent Adam Knight named Trustmark it—will be held March 26 at 6 tornadoes, there are two names Branch Ofﬁ cer p.m. at Gulf Coast State College, with Bay County ties. Student Union East room 231 in Sheila Creech, 59, lived in Adam Knight has been the Gibson Lecture Hall. Panama City Beach until her named Branch Officer at the Patrick Love, a member of apartment was destroyed in Trustmark Harrison Avenue Citizens Climate Lobby from Hurricane Michael. She'd been office, where he currently Tallahassee who has a PhD in living at times with her boy- serves as Branch Manager, a physics, will give the talk. The friend, Marshal Lynn Grimes, Megghan McDougall took these photos on a recent trip to news release stated. event is hosted by St. Andrew 59, at his home in Beaure- Beauregard. [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] "Knight joined Trustmark in Bay Watch. gard while her apartment was 2018 and has 15 years of bank- The presentation will include repaired. The two were camp- Further investigation led the of Panama City, was traveling experience, with focus on a “brief review of evidence that ing on Sunday, March 3, with deputy to the Stewart Circle ing eastbound on Highway 22 retail and small business lend- the Earth is warming as well as Grimes' daughter when they residence of 41-year-old Ste- near the Gulf County line when ing," the release stated. "He is some of the negative effects of were caught in the deadly tor- phen J. Grecco in Westville, he was struck from behind by a graduate of Georgia College warming that are beginning to nado. Creech and Grimes were where the calf was found tied an unknown vehicle. Lang- and State University, where he emerge,” as well as “a proposal killed while Grimes' daughter to the front steps of the mobile ford was then hit again by a obtained a Bachelor of Business that should have broad political was injured. home. Chevy Trailblazer driven by degree in Business Adminis- support and is easy to under- Felicia Woodall, 22, lived When the deputy made Ray Jeremy Hall, 25, of Wewa- tration. Knight is a member of stand,” a news release stated. in Panama City for years and contact with Grecco’s wife, hitchka, who was traveling the 2018-2019 Leadership Bay had recently bought a home she advised her children had behind the scooter and the Class." PANAMA CITY in Beauregard with her fiance, simply found the calf in their unknown first vehicle. Lang- Lawn service app launching Ryan Pence, 22. Both were living room earlier that morn- ford was pronounced dead on PANAMA CITY killed in the tornado. ing and had taken it outside to scene. Gulf Coast State GreenPal, an app that "con- The solemn memorial was be tethered. The deputy located Charges are pending based College offering culinary nects homeowners with local, recently visited by President Grecco sleeping in a living room on the outcome of the traffic knife skills class vetted lawn care profession- Donald Trump and First Lady chair and escorted him outside homicide investigation. als," is launching this week in Melania Trump. An Alabama where he could be interviewed. Anyone with any informa- Gulf Coast State College is Panama City, a news release Native American tribe, the Grecco, whose jeans and tion of the suspect vehicle or offering a culinary knife skills stated. Poarch Band of Creek Indi- boots were smeared with cow driver please notify the Flor- class this month called Leave "Nashville-based GreenPal ans, recently announced they manure, stated he found the ida Highway Patrol at (850) it to Cleaver - Protein Knife allows homeowners to find intend to donate $184,000 to calf walking down the road 873-7020. Skills, a news release stated. local, pre-screened lawn pro- help cover the funeral costs for and did not know it belonged “Taught by Chef Mike fessionals. Homeowners can the victims. to anyone. PANAMA CITY BEACH Meeks, the class will teach list their lawns with their ser- Based on footprints at the No nude streaking event students how to fillet, butter- vice date and lawn care needs," PONCE DE LEON scene and other evidence, coming to Pier Park fly, and carve and more,” the the release stated. "Vetted lawn Westville man charged with Grecco was arrested for and release stated. “Students will care pros can then bid on their grand theft after taking calf charged with grand theft of Despite a Facebook event be guided through fabrication properties based on the Google a farm animal. During the making the rounds declaring of familiar proteins while dis- street and aerial images and any A calf is back with its owner, course of the interaction, dis- otherwise, there is no nude cussing cooking applications, other lawn details the home- and a Westville man is facing patch advised Grecco’s wife streaking event coming to Pier cost savings benefits, product owner provides. Homeowners multiple charges following the had an active injunction against Park next Sunday. identification and more while can then select who they want theft of a calf. him, resulting in an additional According to the event post, increasing confidence at the to work with based on vendor's A deputy with the Holmes charge of violation of a court the event was supposed to be at cutting board. Students will go ratings, reviews, and price." County Sheriff’s Office injunction. 11 p.m. on Sunday, March 17. home with the knife skills they Once a vendor has completed responded to the report of a The page generated a decent learn along with all the food the service, the lawn care pro will theft on Oak Grove Road the BAY COUNTY amount of interest, with 109 they prepare during class!” send a time-stamped photo of morning of Sunday, March FHP searching for driver in fatal people marking that they Leave it to Cleaver - Pro- the completed work, and home- 10 and made hit-and-run after scooter struck would be attending and over tein Knife Skills will be held on owners can then pay via the app contact with a from behind 300 interested. Thursday, March 28, from 5:30 and set up more appointments, cattle company Panama City Beach, to 8:30 P.M. in the Advanced according to the release. employee, who Florida Highway Patrol is however, and the Tourist Technology Center, Room 126 “After successfully launch- stated some- searching for a vehicle that Development Council, want (ATC Kitchen). To register, visit ing in 75 other markets, we are one had stolen struck a scooter from behind people to know that the event gulfcoast.edu/personalenrich- excited to help homeowners in a calf from his Sunday night on Highway 22 is not affiliated with the TDC ment or call 850-872-3823. The Panama City find reliable, local Grecco employer’s and then fled the scene. or Pier Park and that police are fee is $75. lawn care,” co-founder Gene pasture. Jamie Michael Langford, 43, monitoring the event. Caballero stated in the release. * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, March 12, 2019 B3

OBITUARIES/NEWS

WHAT’S HAPPENING Trump donor claimed HAVE AN EVENT? Bonnie Tate-Woodby from through March 31 at the AND LIFESTYLE SHOW: Email pcnhnews@pcnh. The Light Room to learn Panama City Center for 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Aaron she could off er access com with the details and about digital photography, the Arts, 19 E. Fourth St., Bessant Park, 600 Pier include “What’s Happening” different camera formats, Panama City. Featuring Park Drive, Panama City in the subject line. Inclusion the fundamentals of quilts by Maxine Thomas. Beach. Saturday is “Ladies to president of events in this calendar is exposure, tips for creative Free admission. For details, Day.” Peruse boats, stand at the editor’s discretion. composition, and get visit PCCenterForTheArts. up paddle boards, fi shing By Jill Colving and The site also featured your photography ques- com kayaks, electric street- Mike Schneider numerous photographs, Today tions answered. Details at ‘LAUNCH! WAINWRIGHT legal carts, diving, coastal Associated Press including a picture of NWRLS.com SHIPYARD AND THE FIRST fashion, motorcycles, luxury Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club AARP TAX SERVICES: 9 LIBERTY SHIPS’: Pho- automobiles, beach cruis- PALM BEACH — A and photographs of Yang a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Trinity Thursday, March 14 tographic exhibit open ing bicycles, gourmet food company run by a donor to with Trump, Florida Gov. Lutheran at 1001 W. 11th St., through March 16 at The truck catering and more. President Donald Trump Ron DeSantis, Transporta- Panama City. Volunteers BEGINNER LINE DANCE Light Room, 306 Harrison Tickets: $10 per day adults, claimed it could provide tion Secretary Elaine Chao will be on hand to help you CLASS: 10-11:30 a.m. at Ave., Panama City. Details or $20 for three-day pass; Chinese clients with a and former White House fi ll out your taxes. Details: Frank Brown Park, 16200 at TheLightRoomPC.com free for children 12 and chance to mingle and take aide Sebastian Gorka. Facebook page: AARP Tax- Panama City Beach Park- AARP TAX SERVICES: 9 younger; $8 active or retired photos with the president, Yang is described on the Aide of Bay County. way, Panama City Beach. $3 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Trinity military with ID. Details at along with access to his website as the company’s ZUMBA GOLD: 9-10 a.m. per dancer. All dancers wel- Lutheran at 1001 W. 11th St., GulfBoatShow. private club in Palm Beach, “Founder CEO,” as well as at the Lyndell Confer- come. Details: 850-233-5045 Panama City. Volunteers TOUR THE NAO SANTA Florida. a member of a “Presidential ence Center, 423 Lyndell ZUMBA GOLD: 10-11 a.m. will be on hand to help you MARIA: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. It remains unclear how Fundraising Committee” Lane, Panama City Beach. at the Lyndell Conference fi ll out your taxes. Details: at the St. Andrews Marina. much Li Yang charged for and a “Presidential club Full body workout for all Center 423 Lyndell Lane, Facebook page: AARP Tax- Tickets: $5 kids, $10 adults, the services and whether member.” ages. Details: 850-236-3033 Panama City Beach. Full Aide of Bay County. $25 families (2 adults and up she was ever hired to pro- Yang and the company BOOK BABIES: 10 a.m. at the body workout for all EMERALD COAST BOAT to 3 kids). Details: Destina- vide them. did not respond to mes- Panama City Beach Public ages. Details: 850-236-3033 AND LIFESTYLE SHOW: tionPanamaCity.com But the company’s claims sages seeking comment, Library, 12500 Hutchison TOUR THE NAO SANTA 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Aaron UNITED STATES SUBMARINE and other eyebrow-raising nor did the Trump Orga- Blvd. For ages 0-3 years MARIA: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Bessant Park, 600 Pier VETERANS, INC. SEAWOLF activity, which were first nization, Mar-a-Lago club with a caregiver. Details at at the St. Andrews Marina. Park Drive, Panama City BASE OF PANAMA CITY reported by The Miami or the Republican National NWRLS.com Tickets: $5 kids, $10 adults, Beach. Friday is “Locals MEETING: 2 p.m. at Ameri- Herald and Mother Jones, Committee. BEGINNER LINE DANCE $25 families (2 adults and up Day.” Peruse boats, stand can Legion Post 392 535 mark the latest in a litany Christian Ziegler, vice CLASS: 10-11:30 a.m. at to 3 kids). Details: Destina- up paddle boards, fi shing Oak St., Panama City. of complications and ethi- chairman of the Republi- Frank Brown Park, 16200 tionPanamaCity.com kayaks, electric street- All Submarine Veterans cal issues stemming from can Party of Florida, played Panama City Beach Park- PIE, COFFEE & COMMUNITY: legal carts, diving, coastal are invited. Details: John Trump continuing to own down the significance of way, Panama City Beach. $3 1-5:30 p.m. at the at The fashion, motorcycles, luxury Schmitz RMCS(SS) USN Ret. and operate a private club the webpage and photos per dancer. All dancers wel- Panama City Publishing automobiles, beach cruis- 256-508-8250. where dues-paying mem- Yang has posted of her- come. Details: 850-233-5045 Co. Museum in Historic St. ing bicycles, gourmet food 12th ANNUAL 30A ST. bers and their guests rub self with the president and TOUR THE NAO SANTA Andrews to celebrate Pi truck catering and more. PATRICK’S PARADE: 3 p.m. shoulders with the president other prominent Republican MARIA: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Day. Enjoy a slice of home- Tickets: $10 per day adults, beginning on Scenic County of the United States and politicians. at the St. Andrews Marina. made pie ($3.14 a slice), or $20 for three-day pass; 30a near “The Preserve” his family, friends, White “Anyone can buy tick- Tickets: $5 kids, $10 adults, free coffee and camaraderie free for children 12 and and heading 4 miles west, House staff and members ets to any event and I’m $25 families (2 adults and up among the community younger; $8 active or retired ending at County 393 at Gulf of his Cabinet. assuming that is what she to 3 kids). Details: Destina- or buy a slice or two with military with ID. Details at Place. Ollie Petit from the The Associated Press has had done,” Ziegler said. tionPanamaCity.com you for later. GulfBoatShow.com Red Bar in Grayton Beach is previously reported that “I’ve never met the lady and NOVEL WRITING: 1-3 p.m. PUPPIES & PINTS - A ST. TOUR THE NAO SANTA the Grand Marshal. A map aides who accompany the I could never pick her out of at the Panama City Beach PAW-TRICK’S DAY SOCIAL: MARIA: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. of the parade route is avail- president on frequent trips a police lineup.” Public Library, 12500 Hutchi- 5-7 p.m. at Idyll Hounds at the St. Andrews Marina. able at 30aparade.com to the club are always on He added: “I know the son Blvd. Joleen Long’s class Brewing Co., to benefi t Tickets: $5 kids, $10 adults, THIRD ANNUAL ST. alert for club members and media, Democrats, the left is will focus on parameters Lucky Puppy Rescue. Music $25 families (2 adults and up PATRICK’S DAY PUB guests with nearly unlimited going to try to do everything of the novel, beginnings, by DJ Dad, food for purchase to 3 kids). Details: Destina- CRAWL: 5-10 p.m. in Historic access who like to button- to connect her with us, but endings, manipulating time, from the Back Beach Barbe- tionPanamaCity.com St. Andrews; hosted by hole the president. They she had zero role with us. It subplots, characterization, cue food truck, and receive BALLROOM DANCING: the Panama City Publish- raise pet projects, make just looks like she attended point of view, and theme. one free beer from Idyll 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Grand ing Museum to help fund policy suggestions and some events and took some While some basic knowl- Hounds with an item dona- Square Hall, 1105 Bob Little historic preservation efforts. share oddball ideas ranging pictures.” edge of fi ction writing is tion to Lucky Puppy Rescue. Road, Panama City. For all The 20th annual James from the benefits of nuclear- In China, however, pic- encouraged, students do Needs include: Purine ONE levels; $5 per person at the McVeigh Sr. St. Patrick’s powered cars to personal tures can be an end unto not need any prior knowl- puppy kibble, pee pads, door. Details at 850-277-0566 Day March is at 5 p.m. down plans for Mideast peace. themselves, giving an edge in order to attend the liquid washing detergent, or email at dpgordon01@ Bayview Ave., led by the Former administration appearance of influence. class. Limit: 25 students per baby meat food found yahoo.com. Panama City Pipes & Drums. officials have described the Pictures with famous people class and must pre-register. in glass jars, evaporated Pub Crawlers can purchase lengths to which aides have are especially valued in the Details at NWRLS.com milk, liquid goat’s milk, Saturday, March 16 their Pub Crawl Passport gone to try to run interfer- country, where personal BIRD ART AND WALK: 3-6 baby cereal, and monetary for $5 at the Panama City ence, including reserving relationships and connec- p.m. at 2629 W. 10th St., St. donations. Hosted by Young THE MARKET AT ST. Publishing Museum at 1134 the dinner table next to tions carry special weight Andrews. Join Floriopolis Professionals of Walton ANDREWS: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Beck Ave. beginning March Trump’s to keep as close in business and politics. and Bay County Audubon to County. Free admission; at the Yacht Basin next to 6. Passports contain deals, an eye on him as possible Mother Jones on Satur- learn about birds by doing donations are encouraged. The Shrimp Boat Restaurant good all day Saturday, and scanning guest lists for day detailed Yang’s efforts art projects. Free and fun for Details at YPWaltonCounty. on Beck Avenue with Irish March 16, at participat- visitors who might prove to provide Chinese clients all ages. com music, Irish food and kids’ ing bars and restaurants problematic. access to Trump and his LINE DANCING: 6:30-8:30 PANAMA CITY FRENCH activities. in St. Andrews. Enjoy Irish Yang appears to be a circle. p.m. at the Grand Square CLUB MONTHLY MEETING: 6 GRAND LAGOON WATER- music, Irish dancing, green relative newcomer to Palm The Miami Herald on Hall, 1105 Bob Little Rd, p.m. at G Foley’s. For more FRONT FARMERS MARKET: Beer, raffl es, door prizes, Beach’s political scene. GY Saturday reported that Panama City. For all levels. info and to RSVP please go 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Capt. T-shirts, and deals for pass- US Investments LLC, a Yang arranged for a large Enjoy learning and danc- to Panama City French Club Anderson’s in Panama City port holders. company she registered in group of Chinese business ing every Tuesday; $5 per site on Facebook or text Beach with local makers, 2017, according to Florida executives to attend a paid person. Details: 850-258- 850-325-0089. bakers and growers; kid- Sunday, March 17 state documents, describes fundraiser for Trump in 9847 or seasideliving87@ SQUARE DANCE LESSONS: and pet-friendly fun. Details: itself on a now-defunct, New York City at the end yahoo.com 6:30-8 p.m. at Grand Square Facebook.com/GLWFarmer- GRAND LAGOON WATER- mostly Chinese website as of 2017. Only citizens and Hall, 1105 Bob Little Road, sMarket/ or 850-481-6848 FRONT FARMERS MARKET: an international business permanent residents are Tomorrow Panama City. $5 per person. AARP TAX SERVICES: 9 a.m. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Capt. consulting firm. allowed to donate to U.S. Details: Anne 850-387-3101 to 3 p.m. at the Panama City Anderson’s in Panama City The firm “provides public political campaigns, and it ZUMBA GOLD: 9-10 a.m. at or Kathie 850-896-5798 Beach Public Library, 12500 Beach with local makers, relations services to assist would be illegal for foreign Frank Brown Park, 16200 Hutchison Blvd. Volunteers bakers and growers; businesses in America to nationals to pay back a U.S. Panama City Beach Park- Friday, March 15 will be on hand to help you kid- and pet-friendly fun. establish and expand their citizen who had purchased way, Panama City Beach. fi ll out your taxes at the Details: Facebook.com/ brand image in the modern their tickets to a fundraiser. Full body workout for all PURVIS YOUNG - FLORIDA library. Details at NWRLS. GLWFarmersMarket/ or Chinese marketplace,” A Republican fundraiser ages. Details: 850-233-5045 HALL OF FAME: exhibition com 850-481-6848 according to a translation told the AP on Sunday that TOUR THE NAO SANTA runs through March 16 at DOTHAN GEM & MINERAL DOTHAN GEM & MINERAL of the page accessed through patrons attending a Repub- MARIA: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. the Panama City Center SHOW: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at SHOW: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at an internet archive service. lican National Committee at the St. Andrews Marina. for the Arts, 19 E. Fourth the Houston County Farm the Houston County Farm That has included, the dinner at Mar-a-Lago last Tickets: $5 kids, $10 adults, St., Panama City. Featuring Center, 1701 E. Cottonwood Center, 1701 E. Cottonwood website claims, access to year noticed a large contin- $25 families (2 adults and up work by Purvis Young, who Road, Dothan, Alabama. Road, Dothan, Alabama. presidential dinners and gent of Chinese attendees. to 3 kids). Details: Destina- was named to the Florida Featuring minerals, fossils, Featuring minerals, fossils, roundtables, White House There was a discussion tionPanamaCity.com Artists Hall of Fame in 2018. lapidary, a silent auction, lapidary, a silent auction, events, photo opportunities afterward about making CRASH COURSE IN PHO- Free admission. For details, jewelry and door prizes. jewelry and door prizes. and “VIP” activities includ- sure they were vetted, TOGRAPHY: 10:30 a.m. at visit PCCenterForTheArts. Free admission and parking. Free admission and parking the “opportunity to according to the person, the Panama City Beach com Details at 334-673-3554 or ing. Details at 334-673-3554 interact with the president, who spoke on condition of Public Library, 12500 THROUGH THREADS OF wiregrassrockhounds.com or wiregrassrockhounds. the Minister of Commerce anonymity to discuss pri- Hutchison Blvd. Join TIME: exhibition runs EMERALD COAST BOAT com and other political figures.” vate conversations.

BETTY ARMEL IRIS BROWN TERESA PEEKE

Betty Whitaker Armel, two great grandchil- Reverend Iris E. Thursday, March 14, Teresa Peeke, 64, Funeral Home. 82, of Panama City dren, Ayden Hager Brown, 90, of Panama 2019 at Refuge Assembly of Panama City, FL Funeral Services will Beach, FL passed away and Addyson Hager. City, died Saturday, of God, with a funeral died on Friday, March be held at 10 a.m. on Thursday, March 7, Funeral services will March 9, 2019. A visita- service beginning at 8, 2019. The family on Tuesday, March 2019. She was born on be held on Wednesday tion will be held from 3 p.m. Interment will will receive friends 12, 2019, at Heritage October 12, 1937 in Bir- March 13, 2019 at 1 p.m 6-8 p.m., Wednes- follow at Millville Cem- on Monday, March Funeral Home. mingham, AL. She was in the Wilson Funeral day, March 13, 2019 at etery. Those wishing 11, 2019, from 6 to preceded in death by her Home chapel. The fam- Heritage Funeral Home. to extend condolences 8 p.m. at Heritage husband, Thomas Armel. ily will receive friends The family will receive may do so at www. She is survived by three at the funeral home friends from 2-3 p.m., heritagefhllc.com. children, Lisa Quirk from 12-1 p.m. prior to (Pat), Edward Armel the service. Interment (Janice), Bradley Armel will follow at Evergreen Guidelines and deadlines (Lynn); nine grandchil- Memorial Gardens. dren, James Quirk, Kat- Obituary notices are written by funeral homes and relatives of the deceased. The News Herald reserves the right lyn Quirk, Kristin Quirk, Wilson Funeral Home to edit for AP style and format. Families submitting notices must type them in a typeface and font that can be Julie Hager, Nicholas Family Owned Since 1911 scanned into a computer. Deadline for obituaries is 3 p.m. daily for the following day’s newspaper. Obituaries may Armel, Joshua Armel, 214 Airport Road be e-mailed to [email protected] or delivered to The News Herald, 501 W. 11th St., Panama City. View today’s Jeff Fisher, Erica Cum- Panama City, Fla. obituaries and sign the online guest books of your loved ones at newsherald.com/obituaries. bee, Crystal Cumbee; 850-785-5272 * ** B4 Tuesday, March 12, 2019 | The News Herald

Republicans who con- money to attend private each. But Step Up for Stu- When approached by SCHOOLS trol the governor’s office or parochial schools. dents, the largest of two POLICE the deputies, the man and both the House and Then-Justice Barbara state-approved scholar- pretty readily admitted From Page B1 Senate see the plan as Pariente wrote for the ship organizations, has From Page B1 he had a meth pipe and the best way to meet the majority that the voucher seen a large waiting list a bunch of bags in his growing demand for the “diverts public dollars grow for scholarships this pocket, which he stated paid homage to Bush in tax credit scholarships, into separate, private sys- year. SOUTHPORT he stole from his father to voicing support for the which are structured in a tems ... parallel to and in While state law allows Dancing in the dark get back at him for steal- latest voucher proposal. manner that keeps them competition with the free for $874 million in ing his money. “I think we’re celebrat- from becoming entangled public schools.” diverted tax payments to A man was taken into “I asked (the man), of ing the 20th anniversary in the Supreme Court “This diversion not only be spent on scholarships custody recently after all things, why he would of the first step toward ruling which derailed reduces money available this year, corporations dancing in the dark of take the items he did and an education savings Bush’s first voucher plan. to the free schools, but have steered only $641 a main road, but Bruce he stated ‘because they account,” Oliva said, But the new proposal, also funds private schools million to the program. Springsteen he was not. were the most important citing the term used for which would directly that are not 'uniform' There are about 7,000 A Bay County Sheriff’s to him’ as he was biting on one method of giving tap into the state’s gen- when compared with fewer students receiving Deputy driving east on CR his lip,’” the deputy wrote parents public money and eral revenue fund, looks each other or the public scholarships than a year 2321 at around 9:30 p.m. in the report. control over what kind poised to slam right system,” she concluded. earlier. when he observed the After field testing the of school their child will into that constitutional By contrast, tax credit DeSantis last month Springsteen-wannabe baggies, the man was attend. ruling. If challenged by scholarships have sur- said he shared a vision of a wearing dark clothing and placed in handcuffs and “Through those two opponents, it could give vived because they don’t time when parents can use dancing in the roadway, taken to jail. decades, there have been a Florida Supreme Court rely directly on taxpayer taxpayer money to send causing the deputy to turn “He continued to state numerous attempts, and which now includes three money. Instead, corpora- their kids to whatever kind around and check on him. ‘that’s what I get for being there have been legal new DeSantis appoin- tions draw a tax credit for of school they want. The man’s behavior, the honest, to go to jail,’” the fights and political fights, tees a chance to re-think directing money from any “The parent knows deputy wrote, was con- deputy wrote. but I think ultimately, we the court’s earlier ban on of six different state taxes what’s best for their cerning, as he appeared The case is closed by have been always very public dollars going to pri- to a scholarship funding child,” DeSantis said, to be under the influence. arrest. clear,” Oliva added. “We vate schools. organization. while voicing support for feel the money should In a 5-2 ruling in 2006, About 100,000 lower- the new voucher plan. follow the student.” justices ruled that Bush’s income, mostly black “No one in Tallahassee prime real estate along The new voucher pro- voucher violated language and Hispanic students is going to know what’s MUSGRAVE Tyndall Parkway leading posal has momentum in in the state constitu- in almost 1,800 private best for your child better into the Air Force Base, the two-month legisla- tion by giving children in schools receive scholar- than a parent. Nobody From Page B1 Musgrave said the city tive session, which just the state’s lowest-rated ships ranging from about in a school district or a has been working with completed its first week. public schools taxpayer $6,500 to just over $7,000 bureaucracy.” the company NextSite, Springfield, Callaway, who has been going to Mexico Beach and unin- various trade shows corporated Bay County, “marketing their prod- there have been many ucts,” meaning, their questions about what properties and sites that debris removal will look are available for devel- like after the deadline. opers. The city is also Musgrave said haul- working with consult- ers have collected about ing firm Booz Allen 500,000 cubic yards of Hamilton, who will be debris in the five months contacting business since the storm — small owners in the city with a change for some of the survey to find out who is larger cities and the open and who is closed, county, where their and who plans to open totals are in the millions, along with who plans to but when you factor in stay closed and create an that Parker is just a mere inventory of sorts. 2 square miles in size, and As far as future devel- that equals to 250,000 opment, Musgrave said cubic yards of debris per there’s a hotel along square miles, then the Tyndall Parkway that enormity of the job set- will likely need to be torn tles in. down, creating an oppor- “I told (Panama tunity for a more modern City Manager) Mark hotel that will hopefully McQueen, ‘I bet I beat work with Tyndall for you when it comes to a people visiting and work- per-square-mile basis,’” ing on the base. A few Musgrave said. businesses, like Rodeo Though the city “reluc- Steakhouse, have also tantly” went along with announced they’re taking the county’s deadline steps to rebuild. of March 10 for having 4. How will the city debris out on the curb, address untouched but Musgrave said that properties? for Parker, the caveat is Another popular ques- that deadline applies to tion among the cities, only construction debris, Parker is in an interest- and he encourages resi- ing situation where much dents to continue to put of their population was out vegetative debris for active or retired mili- pickup. If the piles are tary and, being so close small enough, the city’s to Tyndall, there were trash haulers will pick many homes bought by them up. families stationed at 2. What has the city of Tyndall which were then Parker done to address high converted into rentals utility bills? as the family was sent In the same situation elsewhere. This situ- many cities have found ation in particular has themselves in, with led to some properties downed trees causing sitting untouched five cracked water pipes and months after Hurricane high water bills, Mus- Michael, and questions grave said the city took from neighbors who have the immediate step of so far done their part to taking the sewer portion clean their properties. off bills, as that water Musgrave said he has wasn’t going through tried to be as encourag- Parker’s sewer system ing as possible in these and they weren’t paying situations to try and get for it. the homeowners to take While some municipal- care of the problem, but ities stopped collecting with summer and the water bills for a time after dry season coming, he the storm, Musgrave said said soon they’ll have no they couldn’t afford to do choice but to get code that and instead, they’ve enforcement involved. been working with resi- “When my fire chief dents on a case-by-case goes out and says that’s basis to try and reduce a fire hazard, at that bills when possible, with point we give notice the mayor adding that of violation with code he doesn’t think there’s enforcement,” he said. “any people left who Once that happens, the haven’t been down and homeowners will be sub- asked about a bill.” ject to fines. If they still “A lot of people wanted don’t bring the property us to give them free up to code, the city will water for three months go onto the property and financially we just and do the work needed couldn’t do that so we and apply the cost to tried to accommodate the homeowner’s taxes. them as best we could,” Since Parker doesn’t have Musgrave said. an ad valorem tax, the 3. What is the city doing cost will be added onto to attract developers? a different bill, usually With some open sites utilities. now available and some

* ** The News Herald | Tuesday, March 12, 2019 B5 Okaloosa hopes to dredge their shrinking East Pass County hopes to dredge East Pass before Labor Day

By Tony Judnich 315-4438 | @Tonyjnwfdn [email protected]

SHALIMAR — By the end of this week, Okaloosa County officials hope to find a dredging company that can perform the county’s East Pass dredging/beach restoration work, possibly The East Pass dredging/beach restoration project calls within the “100 days of for 105,000 cubic yards of sand to be placed on a section summer” from Memorial of Okaloosa Island beach just west of the West Jetty and Day to Labor Day. 105,000 cubic yards of sand to go on a portion of Holiday Isle “We’re still contacting beach just east of the East Jetty. [NICK TOMECEK/DAILY NEWS] dredging companies to see if they have any equipment work as soon as possibe, The latter two dredges, that could be allocated rather than waiting until however, are smaller than to dredge the East Pass,” as long as this fall for a the Mike Hooks’ dredge, Greg Kisela, deputy county Corps-contracted dredge Kisela said. administrator for opera- to become available. “The concern with the tions, said on Monday. “We One of the dredges the small dredges is that you’ve have some feelers out but county is considering is got all that risk if there is nothing specific.” owned by Louisiana-based poor weather,” he said, County officials were Mike Hooks LLC, whose referring to how the smaller forced to take this likely Corps-contracted dredge equipment often cannot much-more-expensive is being diverted from a handle stormy Gulf waters. route after the U.S. Army project in Perdido Pass, “The smaller dredges get Corps of Engineers last Alabama, to the north beat up out there, if they go week said that the dredge instead of Destin. at all. They will put delay it had planned to send Kisela said that company claims in their contract,” to Destin would instead might have another large with the company being go north to re-open the dredge that could per- paid $40,000 to $50,000 Tennessee-Tombigbee form the county’s project. for each day the dredge Waterway. County officials also are sits idle until the weather If the Corps led the looking into the possibility clears. dredging/beach restora- of either getting a dredge “The only thing worse tion project, federal funding from Jacksonville or one than not dredging is paying would cover the $1.5 million that’s currently in Panama somebody not to dredge,” project cost. If the county City to do the work. Kisela said. contracts directly with a dredging company, without partnering with the Corps, the cost likely would be closer to $2.5 million, which would be paid for with county bed tax money, Kisela said. The county currently is looking at three dredges with the hope that one of them can perform the East Pass/beach restoration

* ** B6 Tuesday, March 12, 2019 | The News Herald

DIVERSIONS

WORD SCRIMMAGE: JUDD HAMBRICK DEAR ABBY Man laments his marriage has gone to the dogs (and cats)

feel I have no say in this animals that homeown- matter, and I’m constantly ers are allowed to keep on stressed over these living their property. (I hope they conditions. I hate going have all been spayed or home. I have dogs with me neutered!) when I eat, sleep and make As a partner in this mar- Jeanne Phillips love. I don’t know how to riage, your wishes should approach her on this when be taken into consideration she sees nothing wrong and a compromise worked DEAR ABBY: I’m recently with it. All she sees is their out. I, too, am concerned married, and in my opinion, cuteness. — LIVING LIKE about her feeding the my wife has too many pets AN ANIMAL IN PHOENIX ever-increasing number of — seven inside dogs. She DEAR LIVING: Didn’t you neighborhood cats, some of also feeds the neighborhood know about your wife’s which may carry diseases. cats, so at any given time of love of animals while you One problem with leaving day, there are 10 to 18 cats were engaged? Explain to food out for strays is it can in our front yard. her that when you mar- attract other “critters,” The dogs inside have ried her, you didn’t realize which could endanger the no boundaries. They you would be just another cats she is trying to help. have taken over the main occupant in her doghouse. living space. The family The living conditions Dear Abby is written by Abi- room sofas are filthy and you describe are not only gail Van Buren, also known destroyed, so we can’t use stressful, but could also be as Jeanne Phillips, and was that space either, and it’s a considered a health hazard. founded by her mother, Pau- total eyesore. The carpet is Contact the city or line Phillips. Contact Dear gone, and there is dirt and county and find out Abby at www.DearAbby. dog hair everywhere. whether there are restric- com or P.O. Box 69440, I’m at my wits’ end. I tions on the number of Los Angeles, CA 90069.

TRIVIA BY WILSON CASEY

2. Which region’s airport has 5. Which of these describes the world’s largest single termi- a long word containing many nal building? syllables? London, Chicago, Dubai, Hong Sesquipedalian, Ratite, Concor- Kong dant, Annatto 3. Rip Van Winkle sleeps for 20 6. Statistically, what’s the worst ACES ON BRIDGE: BOBBY WOLFF Wilson Casey years in what author’s short state for auto-deer collisions? story? South Carolina, Georgia, West Longfellow, Irving, Poe, Thoreau Virginia, Pennsylvania 1. What’s the most losses in a 4. What was the first western season in which a Major League TV series to be televised in ANSWERS: 1. 16 (1972), 2. Dubai Baseball pitcher won the Cy color? (United Arab Emirates), 3. Irving Young Award (Gaylord Perry)? “Riﬂ eman,” “Gunsmoke,” (Washington), 4. “Bonanza,” 5. 7, 9, 13, 16 “Bonanza,” “Laredo” Sesquipedalian, 6. West Virginia

HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY MATHIS

ARIES (March 21-April 19) — A that’s not freedom. trouble. foreign place intrigues you. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Though SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. What’s so appealing? Which the gentle way is, over time, the 21) — Do not doubt that practice element of your personality is most powerful, some projects will make you better. The slow, hooked into this fantasy? The and relationships are so brief deliberate, consistent kind will, in answer to these questions will that unless you exert yourself in fact, take you beyond where you help you make yourself happy in powerful bursts you’re not going ever thought you’d be. the here and now. to get the chance to make a CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — change or even an impression. Apply that massive creativity Powerful internal forces can VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Lead that’s running through your veins be resistant to progress. Put with your warmth. Your warmth today to your own scene. If you another way, in the zoo of your will relax the socially rigid. You’ll can somehow align your more mind you are both the elephant connect with people who aren’t serious goals to what you’re and the animal trainer. Use easy. Your emotional sunshine will doing for fun, two areas of your treats. All moves, however slow, melt away the fear people have life will improve at once. should be taken as progress. about letting down their guard. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — It’s GEMINI (May 21-June 21) — LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Think not that you’re overly afraid what Remember when you felt in sync carefully about how you’re posi- people think of you; it’s that you with the world and excited by the tioning your ideas. The ﬁ rst thing really want to do what’s most challenge before you? That had you present to people will put a respectful and appropriate to something to do with the people thought in their mind by which the situation. There’s something around you offering the same all subsequent references will be beyond just you that depends kind of camaraderie and encour- compared. on it. agement you’ll receive today. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) — PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — CANCER (June 22-July 22) — How Because you sense that people Habits get established without you got caught up in a particular will act illogically and unpredict- regard to health or effectiveness belief system is a long and per- ably, you’ll stand back and watch in solving a problem. Instead, haps currently irrelevant story. what’s going on for a while. This they are created because the You’re caught in its net. To get information-gathering moment logistics have aligned in such a free, take out your mental scis- will be your ticket to success — way to make them the easiest sors and snip away at everything or at least your way of avoiding sequence to follow.

THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek SUDOKU Level of difﬁ culty (Bronze - easy, Unscramble these Jumbles, Silver - medium, Gold -difﬁ cult): one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. Monday - Bronze; Tuesday - Silver; Wednesday - Gold; Thursday - Bronze;

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* ** The News Herald | Tuesday, March 12, 2019 B7

COMICS & PUZZLES

FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE GARFIELD

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE PICKLES

BEETLE BAILEY WIZARD OF ID

BLONDIE ZITS

THE BORN LOSER PEANUTS

DILBERT HAGAR THE HORRIBLE

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FRANK & ERNEST

HERMAN PLUGGERS

* ** B8 Tuesday, March 12, 2019 | The News Herald

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* ** The News Herald | Tuesday, March 12, 2019 C1 SPORTS Lady Commodores get No. 2 seed at nationals

By Dustin Kent clinched a berth in Lubbock, No. 1 Wabash Valley (31-0). and will open play March 19 (29-3) claimed the other at- [email protected] Tex., by winning their fourth Gulf Coast will open play against No. 22 NOC-Enid. large berth from Florida. The straight state championship in the national tournament The Lady Raiders were the Buccaneers, who lost to Gulf There was no real suspense on Saturday in Ocala. March 19 against the winner only Panhandle Conference Coast 91-75 in the state semi- for Gulf Coast players and The only matter at play for of No. 15 Walters State vs. No. team to get an at-large bid to finals, are seeded No. 17 and coaches ahead of Monday’s Gulf Coast was seeding, and 18 Miles. the tournament, with Chipola opens March 18 against No. 16 NJCAA Selection Show for the the Lady Commodores (23-5) Northwest Florida State (22-6) and defending national Cochise. The winner will take Division I Women’s National were awarded the No. 2 seed (24-5), which fell to Gulf champion Tallahassee (25-5) on Wabash Valley on March Championship, with the Lady in the tournament, behind Coast in the state champion- being left out. Commodores having already only top seed and nation’s ship game, is the No. 11 seed Florida Southwestern State See SEED, C3

Defense could rule free agency

By Barry Wilner The Associated Press

NEW YORK — The biggest names — Le’Veon Bell, Nick Foles, Teddy Bridgewater — play on offense. Unquestionably, though, defense is the area with the most depth in this year’s free agency class. Proof? Look at the list of players hit with the franchise tag: pass rushers galore. Edge rushers Demar- cus Lawrence, Jadeveon Clowney, Frank Clark and Dee Ford were among the enticing possibilities. No longer. One of the first defenders apparently headed elsewhere: Giants safety Landon Collins, staying in the NFC East with Washington. New England’s Trey Flow- ers probably is the top edge Andrew College’s Taylor Shefﬁ eld is out as Gulf Coast’s Haley Wood catches the ball. Gulf Coast faced off with Andrew College for a threat remaining, but defense softball game on Friday. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] clearly is the place to spend in this class, though it’s one of the least-loaded groups of free agents in years. “I think overall the whole Gulf Coast set for Panhandle play offseason, if you count the draft and free agency, there By Tyler Waldrep “They’ve been in some Hannah Poole and outings.” is a solid depth at interior and [email protected] tighter ball games and they Brittany Crowson have It’s another piece in the outside defensive lineman had to pitch out of some combined to pitch 75 per- Lady Commodores' pitch- or edge rushers, whatever Gulf Coast headed to tight situations and they’ve cent of the Commodores ing arsenal and it adds a little you want to call them, and Columbus, Georgia last had to pitch from behind and innings this season, though insurance should the injury defense in general,” Tampa weekend riding an 11-game they’ve had to pitch with a that probably can’t con- bug strike down the road. Bay general manager Jason winning streak that saw the one-run lead with a runner tinue into conference play Wade said the biggest Licht said at the NFL scout- Lady Commodores outscore on,” Wade said. “And that’s if the Lady Commodores showing of the weekend ing combine. “That’s where opponents by an average of what conference is going to want their pitchers to have might belong to Allie most of the players are in this 6.5 runs per game thanks in be.” something left in the tank at Farrow, who was moved year’s free agency and draft. large part to an offense that Gulf Coast (23-7) will season's end. up to the second spot in Not that there isn’t (strong) scored more than 10 in seven begin conference play with So Wade decided to give the batting lineup from her offensive players, but I think outings over that span. the rest of the Panhandle freshman Taylor Cochrane usual place at the bottom of that’s (defense) where the Then came the weekend Conference this week. First a chance over the week- the order. Seven of Farrow’s league will see the movement and the Commodores lost up is a doubleheader on the end and she impressed the 16 at-bats resulted in hits as comes from.” three of five as the offense road against Tallahassee on coaching staff with her per- she recorded three RBI and Versatility is available was held to 18 total runs. In Tuesday beginning at 3 p.m. formance in the circle. scored a run. in linebackers C.J. Mosley some ways, it was exactly Then the Lady Commodores “She gave up three earned Farrow replaced Kaylee and Anthony Barr, safe- the weekend Gulf Coast will return home for another runs in nine innings,” Wade Raines, who currently leads ties Tyrann Mathieu and coach Beth Wade wanted doubleheader on Thursday said. “I mean for her to have the team among batters her team, especially the against Northwest Florida thrown three on the year, See DEFENSE, C3 pitchers, to experience. State beginning at 4 p.m. she had some productive See PANHANDLE, C3

Kyle Busch nears milestone 200th NASCAR victory

By Dave Skretta NASCAR’s top three series. Fontana, California. He will The Associated Press With Kyle Busch one win be back in his Xfinity ride away from that milestone seeking his third straight win PHOENIX — Joe Gibbs has following his weekend sweep in the series, then will hop in spent his career watching Hall of the Xfinity and Cup series his No. 18 Toyota to chase his of Fame-caliber athletes ply races at ISM Raceway, his 53rd win in NASCAR’s top their trades, whether as the 78-year-old owner is ready series — a far cry from when Super Bowl-winning coach to group him with the elites. “Rowdy” made his Trucks of the Washington Redskins “I think he’s driven by big Series debut as a 16-year-old or the title-winning owner of things like that, by records,” in 2001. a race team. Gibbs said. “I know how bad “It’s pretty incredible, In his mind, what separates he wants to win every race honestly, with what he’s done them from a run-of-the-mill because I can pick up from in the modern day to be able star is an insatiable will to him talking how bad he wants to do that,” said Joey Logano, succeed, the kind of drive that things. He’s driven by trying one of his former teammates. allows them to reach the next to do something great, so I “I know he’s got a lot of Cup level. They set goals, some- think it’ll be a big deal for wins to go with the Xfinity times absurdly difficult to him.” and Truck wins, but the Cup achieve, and then spend every Busch will have two wins, to me, are the most Kyle Busch tosses his son Brexton in the air after winning the ounce of sweat and blood to opportunities to reach the impressive part — that he’s NASCAR Cup Series race at ISM Raceway on Sunday in Avondale, reach them. milestone this weekend Ariz. [RALPH FRESO/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Goals like 200 wins in at Auto Club Speedway in See NASCAR, C3

* ** C2 Tuesday, March 12, 2019 | The News Herald All-County boys soccer team chosen

The News Herald

The All-County boys soccer teams for Bay County have been chosen for the 2018-19 season, with Arnold leading the way with 15 total selections. Mosley is next up with 12 selections, followed by Bay with 10, North Bay Haven eight, Bozeman six, and Rutherford four.

First team

Arnold: Alex Downing, Ben Lebdaoui, Javoughn Morris, Josh Grunden, Liam Kearns, Seth Ward, Taylor Brad- ley, Tbar Keepman, Tristan Gandy, Tyler Wilson Mosley: Chandler Gillian, The all county boys soccer players at Tommy Oliver Stadium. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] Austin Priemer, Nick French, Caiden Eddy, Zach Moenter, Jakub Reid, Markus McNally Thomas Scott Mosley: Wyatt Pittman, Mosley High Bay: Cort Haligas, Chandler Rutherford: Michael Noah Hapner, Shaheer Zabih, School’s Hutchinson, Tanner Reese, Latham, Truong Nguyen, Jacob Pickle, Jaehyun Lee members Ryan McDermott, Beckett Simon Nguyen Bay: Sammy Sanchez, of the All- Hamilton, Mike Mancia Sebastian Sanchez, Ozlo County boys North Bay Haven: Clay- Second team Rigby, Alan Rimmer soccer team. tin Hawkins, Sean Adams, North Bay Haven: Chase [JOSHUA Wesley Williams, Jacob Bur- Arnold: Braden Masker, Harshbarger, Trey Egert, Josh BOUCHER/THE netsky, Cole Marron Bryson Weilbacher, Chase Biddle NEWS HERALD] Bozeman: Jay May, Tommy Kehl, Diego Nunez, Jay Bozeman: Mobi Lucas, Benjamin, Lane Kyser, Marino Brandon Vinta

Likely shut out of the playoff s, where FIFA study backs does LeBron James go from here? 48-team World

By Tim Reynolds The Associated Press Cup in 2022

The year was 2005. No one had an iPhone. No one had By Rob Harris four additional venues are tweeted. Facebook wasn’t part The Associated Press required in the region “with of the mainstream. one or more” nation. And it was the last time LONDON — A FIFA fea- FIFA stipulates that any the NBA playoffs didn’t have sibility study concluded the additional hosts would LeBron James. 2022 World Cup can expand have to supply government The Los Angeles Lakers to 48 teams by using at least assurances, including on its aren’t mathematically elimi- one of Qatar’s neighbors human rights requirements. nated from postseason as an additional host, and “The involvement of consideration yet, but it’s only found there is a low legal risk additional neighboring host a matter of time. For the first to changing the format and countries would require cer- time in 14 years, the postseason an additional $400 million in tain conditions to be met, in will begin without James — and revenue could be generated. particular the consent of the for the first time in nine years, The Associated Press relevant authorities in the the NBA Finals will be played obtained a copy of the main host country, Qatar,” without him. 81-page report on Monday the FIFA report states. It will be a very long offsea- that assesses the politi- “Therefore, FIFA cannot son for James. cal, logistical and legal conclusively stipulate which It is not what he envisioned, issues surrounding adding host countries would be part either. 16 teams — a significant of a co-hosting arrangement “It’s challenging,” James Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo, right, knocks the ball from change to the format more with FIFA and Qatar at this said of the current state of the the hands of Lakers forward LeBron James during the second half than eight years after Qatar moment.” Lakers. “But I kind of knew Friday in Los Angeles. [MARK J. TERRILL/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] won the hosting rights. The study highlights that what I was getting myself into.” The report was prepared venues with at least 40,000 That’s not entirely true. He by the governing body so seats — for games up to knew it would be difficult but Trophy for the first time in 44,154 points including play- its FIFA Council can agree the quarterfinals — were he couldn’t have foreseen any- 2012. Cleveland lost the 2015 offs, Karl Malone has 41,689 in principle on expanding demanded of 2026 World thing like this, since the only finals in his first year back and Bryant scored 39,283. the tournament at a meet- Cup bidders but doesn’t other losing season of his life there, and he carried that all the Bryant will remain No. 3 on ing in Miami on Friday. A come to a conclusion on came when he was a rookie in way to winning the 2016 title. the regular-season list, though final decision would come minimum capacities for 2003-04. Of course, he was younger James is on pace to pass him in in June. 2022. While eight poten- Thing is, he doesn’t possibly then. that department next season. The study identified sta- tial additional stadiums are know what comes next. No one He’ll turn 35 in December. diums in Bahrain, Kuwait, identified in the region in does. The offseason will see Next season is his 17th in the AND MORE JAMES Oman , Saudi Arabia and the FIFA study, only two in roster change, top free agents NBA. Does he have the ability the United Arab Emirates the UAE, one in Saudi Arabia to play alongside James will be to engineer the sort of turn- One thing to think about as that could be used but said and one in Kuwait meet the pursued hard by Rob Pelinka around that LA needs? James enters potentially six Qatar would have to approve 2026 requirements. and Magic Johnson, and it will Kevin Love, his former months without any basket- who it partnered with. “Whilst a 10-stadium not be a surprise if the Lakers Cleveland teammate, has no ball: It might not be six months Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and tournament could be con- decide Luke Walton isn’t the doubt. without any basketball. the UAE severed economic, sidered in the event that up right coach anymore. “Just having that break, USA Basketball certainly is diplomatic and travel ties to six matches are played But the key for the 2019-20 being able to reassess and hoping that’s the case. with Qatar in 2017, which per day during the group Lakers — obviously — is going come back really, really highly With the FIBA World Cup prevents flights between stage and matches are held to be James. The grind of eight motivated, I think it’s going to looming in China this summer, the countries. The study in the same venue on con- straight runs to the NBA Finals be big for him,” Love said. “If and with the Americans — set says FIFA accepts that the secutive days, 12 stadiums is over. He’s about to get six you get Bron highly motivated, to be coached by Gregg Popo- ongoing political spat pre- would still be preferable,” months off to rest, recover, anything can happen.” vich — not convening for camp vents their involvement in the study says. reset, heal, think, plot, prepare. James is still putting up until more than three months the tournament. Since the vote in 2010, It’s been a long time since that amazing numbers. At 34, he’s after the end of the Lakers’ “As it currently stands, FIFA has already had to happened, and at this point in on pace to become the oldest season, it would seem like the nature of Bahrain, Saudi change the schedule, taking his career it might be precisely person in NBA history to aver- James would have plenty of Arabia and the UAE’s rela- the 2022 tournament away what he needs. age 27 points, eight assists and time to feel refreshed and ready tions with Qatar is such that from its usual June-July “Rest is going to help,” said eight rebounds. If it happens, for a return to game action by it would be challenging to slot because of Qatar’s Miami guard Dwyane Wade, he’ll break the record set by then. organize a co-hosted tour- searing summer heat. But one of James’ closest friends. 33-year-old LeBron James last There are pros and cons that nament between Qatar and the FIFA study found that, “I think the biggest thing with season. No other 30-some- he’ll consider. one or more of these coun- despite adding 16 games, the him is probably mental, the thing has finished a season with Pros: He’s enormously tries,” the feasibility study enlarged tournament could mental break from it. Physi- stats like that. popular in China, he’s greatly states. still be played in a 28-day cally, obviously, he’s getting enjoyed playing for USA Bas- “Candidate co-hosts window from Nov. 21-Dec. older but he’s still very good at MORE JAMES ketball before and the chance would need to be regarded 18. this game. Look at his numbers. to be coached by Popovich as sufficiently coopera- FIFA said there would be They’re still very good. But he’s James passed Michael Jordan is going to be a major selling tive,” the study adds. “Such “no major concessions to been going at it for a long time, for No. 4 on the NBA’s all-time point. co-hosts would not sanction the sporting quality of the so to get away from it and kind regular season scoring list last Cons: The tournament goes or boycott economically tournament” with expan- of look at it from a different week. until Sept. 15, which is not long or otherwise any other sion. While there were a lens, it’ll definitely help.” This week, he’ll pass Kobe before the start of NBA train- potential co-host country, maximum of four matches It has been proven that set- Bryant on another scoring list. ing camps, and the Lakers have including the main host, per day in the closing stages backs inspire James. Including playoff games, to go to China for preseason Qatar.” of the 2018 World Cup in Miami lost the 2011 NBA James now has 39,252 points. games next fall. Even from Los With logistics already Russia, FIFA said the 2022 Finals in his first season with That leaves him 31 shy of Angeles, that’s a long flight and challenged by the exist- tournament could feature the Heat. Fueled by that, he matching Bryant for No. 3 on it remains to be seen if James ing plan to play 64 games six separate kickoff slots came back the next year better the all-time total points list, would want to make it twice in eight stadiums spread early in the tournament to than ever, and his fingerprints when including the postsea- in a relatively short amount of over a 30-mile radius in cope with the additional smudged the Larry O’Brien son. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has time. Qatar, FIFA said two to teams. * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, March 12, 2019 C3

PREP ROUNDUP

Mosley rolls over Roane hit and two runs. Aiden Cooper, and Sexton, Cavs beat Raptors County (Tenn.) The Dolphins play Daylon Richard each had against on Tuesday a hit and an RBI. Tyler The Associated Press Washington Wizards beat a seven-game road trip. LYNN HAVEN — against Brookwood (Ala.) Jackson was 1 for 2 with the Sacramento Kings Andre Drummond led the The Mosley baseball at 6 p.m. three runs. Collin Sexton scored 28 despite twice giving back Pistons with 13 points and team opened play in the points, Kevin Love had 16 double-digit leads. Beal 20 rebounds. Blake Griffi n Panama City Invitational Holmes County 12, Altha SOFTBALL points and 18 rebounds, added nine rebounds and fi nished with 10 points, but with an 11-3 win over 0 NBH 19, Rutherford 0 (5) and the Cleveland Cava- nine assists for the 11th- only shot 1 of 10 from the visiting Roane County liers routed the Toronto place Wizards, who moved fi eld as Detroit was held to (Tenn.) in five innings. ALTHA — The Blue SPRINGFIELD — Katie Raptors 126-101 on within 3 ½ games of the its lowest point total of the The Dolphins (5-0) Devils improved to 4-2 Walters pitched a perfect Monday night. eighth Eastern Conference season. The Pistons had scored four runs in the overall and 1-1 in District game for the Buccaneers Toronto’s Serge Ibaka playoff spot currently their fi ve-game winning first inning and three 2-1A competition with (7-2), going four innings and Cleveland’s Mar- held by idle Miami. Jabari streak snapped. more in the second to the win, with the Wild- and striking out seven quese Chriss were ejected Parker added 18 points jump out to a 7-1 lead. cats falling to 2-4 and 1-1 batters. for fighting late in the off the bench and Bobby ROCKETS 118, HORNETS Mason Smith started and in league play. Kylie Burch led the third quarter. Ibaka went Portis had 17 points and 106: James Harden scored went three innings to get Nate Johnson got the offense, going 4 for 4 to the floor after the two 13 rebounds as Washing- 28 points and Eric Gordon the win for Mosley, giving win on the mound, going with a triple, a double, were battling for position ton began a fi ve-game added 22 as the Houston up one earned run on one three innings and giving four runs, and six RBI. under Cleveland’s basket homestand. Rockets cruised to their hit and six strikeouts. up three hits with four Lauren Freed was 2 for as the Raptors attempted season-high ninth straight Jaden Rudd was 2 for 3 strikeouts. Brennon 4 with two RBI and two a full-court pass that NETS 103, PISTONS 75: win over the Charlotte with a double, two runs, Granberry also went two runs, with Melanie Brock sailed out of bounds. Spencer Dinwiddie scored Hornets. A night after and an RBI to lead the innings with one hit and going 2 for 4 with an RBI Ibaka shoved Chriss 19 points and Brooklyn Gordon ended a streak of Mosley offense, with one strikeout. and four runs. from behind and grabbed routed Detroit to move 43 straight games where Drew Yeager, Trent Jus- Cody Pate was 2 for 3 Walters was 2 for 4 with near his neck before into sixth place in the Harden led the team in tice, and Clete Hartzog all with two RBI and a run, an RBI. Destiny Sternberg throwing a punch. Chriss Eastern Conference. Allen scoring, the Beard was adding a double and two while Colby Jones and was 1 for 4 with a double responded with a punch Crabbe fi nished with 14 Houston’s top scorer RBI. Seth Pippin each went 2 and four RBI. Catie Dil- before players from both points and 10 rebounds, again. But Gordon had Joey Garrett had a hit for 2 with an RBI. Kelbee lahey and Lauren Brown teams separated the Rodions Kurucs scored another strong outing, and an RBI, with Shane Woodham had a hit and each had a double and two. Ibaka immediately 13 points, and Joe Harris making fi ve 3-pointers for Skibba finishing with a two RBI. PJ Hooper, scored a run. headed for the locker and Caris LeVert each the third straight game room and both players added 12 as the Nets took and the fourth in fi ve were kicked out after the control early in the game games. The Rockets won track in conference play herself. That’s enough officials conferred and never let up. The Nets despite a big performance PANHANDLE this week. to place her second in the (36-33) won their fourth by Kemba Walker, who Sam Sisco leads things country. WIZARDS 121, KINGS straight and leapfrogged fi nished with 40 points, From Page C1 off for the Commo- “I don’t know how to 115: Bradley Beal scored Detroit (34-32) into the 10 rebounds and seven dores’ offense and she describe it,” Wade said 21 of his 27 points after No. 6 spot in their fi nal assists as the Hornets lost has scored a team-high of Warford’s play in big halftime, helping the game before leaving for their second in a row. with at least 10 plate 39 runs. moments. “She’s not appearances, in on-base “She gets on, it’s tough nonchalant, but she just percentage with a mark not to score her,” Wade does her thing and it of .524. said of her speedy lead- doesn’t get too big.” SEED “She’s a very scrappy off hitter. “If you can get The batter ahead of hitter and she has consis- a hit behind her, she’s Warford, Ashley Autu- From Page C1 tently proven that she can probably scoring.” ori, plays for Northwest be around that mark,” That’s probably Florida State, which will Wade said of Raines. because she’s also second visit on Thursday for the 19. She was held out over in the country with 35 Commodores’ first home The tournament the weekend as a precau- stolen bases. The Pan- conference games of the semifinals will be tionary measure to ensure handle Conference also year. March 22 and the she remains healthy, but boasts the top base stealer That’s just how things championship game Raines’ batting average of in the country in Chi- go in a conference that March 23. The Lady .445 is the second highest pola’s Candela Figueroa, has been represented in Commodores, who mark on the team behind who has stolen one more the national champion- lost in the semifinals only Farrow’s mark of base than Sisco, as well as ship game three times to Tallahassee in last .457. the third and fourth place since 2015 when Chipola year’s tournament, Before this weekend, base stealers. won it all. are searching for their everything was going well She’s not the only “Typically someone Gulf Coast coach Roonie Scovel talks to sophomore sixth national cham- for the Gulf Coast offense hitter for the Commo- from this conference goes forward Alexus Dye (left) while freshman guard Nadia pionship and their and there’s little reason dores that is one of the to nationals,” Wade said, Marshall (right) walks away during last week’s state third in the last four for anyone to believe that nation’s leaders. Kristina “so you know if you can tournament in Ocala. [LIZ KASEY/GULF COAST PHOTO] seasons. won’t be the case going Warford has currently get out of the conference forward, especially if accounted for 40 of the and go to state you’ve got the team can get back on team’s 202 RBI all by a good chance at it.” the only trophy he’s He usually runs the NASCAR missing from his case is maximum number of the Daytona 500. Xfinity races. He has From Page C1 Busch has built a been among the fastest DEFENSE 77,000-square foot cars in the Cup Series facility that houses his for years, regardless of From Page C1 able to do that.” own race team, along engine, body or rules After a couple of with most of the hard- changes. feeling-out rides for ware he’s won over He also finds time to LeMarcus Joyner. Hendrick Motorsports the years. Trophies are dote on his wife, Saman- Seeking power in the in 2004, Busch jumped stacked upon top of tha, and son Brexton, trenches? With Grady Jar- into a full-time ride other trophies, and the hoisting him up in vic- rett franchised by Atlanta, and never really looked cases that house his tory lane on Sunday. Ndamukong Suh might back. He won twice in Bristol wins are particu- “I guess the fact that’s get the most attention. 2005, finished in the larly full. impressive to me is he Defensive linemen form top 10 in points the “We’ve got our fair owns his own truck and the strongest position in following season and share of trophy cases he’s running his own the upcoming draft, too. continued his march we’ve gone through,” race team there. That’s Playmakers? Try DBs toward the pinnacle of he said with a smile, impressive,” Logano Earl Thomas and Kareem his sport. “and every time we get said. “It’s hard to do and Jackson, and lineback- In this Jan. 14, 2018, photo, Steelers running back He moved to Joe Gibbs a new one we seem to fill it’s something I don’t ers Preston Smith and Le’Veon Bell carries the ball against the Jaguars during Racing in 2008 and it up. They’re all over the ever really want to do. Za’Darius Smith. the second half of an AFC playoff game in Pittsburgh. really caught fire, win- place.” Obviously, when he’s Naturally, big-time free [ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] ning seven times, and So is Busch. His suc- running the Gibbs Xfin- agents come at a hefty he captured the series cessful Truck Series ity cars they’re so fast, price, with the largest veteran leadership. Forget opportunities to be the championship four program soaks up plenty and he’s able to stack paydays for moving on how Thomas’ stint ended No. 1 QB, Foles has been years ago by winning of time, especially when them up there as well, likely to go to Bell and with Seattle, he could be ordinary. He’s only 30, is the year-end race at he slips behind the and he’s not too bad in Foles because of the a foundation piece for a a terrific teammate and Homestead. Just about wheel for a weekend. the Cup Series.” positions they play in the retooling team. Same for has a strong grasp of his current offense-oriented Suggs, the active sacks job. There will be offers environment. Some of leader with 132½ who has — lucrative offers. those on the market are expressed strong interest Which Bell will receive, in prime negotiating ter- in remaining in Baltimore. too, despite his sitting out ritory as they reach their “I’m healthy, and I still 2018 in a contract dispute second pro contracts feel like I have some juice with the Steelers, and while still young and, for in the tank,” the 36-year- despite being one viola- the most part, healthy. old Suggs said after the tion of NFL drug policies All four of the sackmas- Ravens were eliminated away from a lengthy sus- ters mentioned above fit, from the playoffs. “I pension. Remember, Bell and thus were franchised. would love to be a Raven has five busy seasons on Collins and Joyner also fit for life.” his body, but he hasn’t that description. But would he take a dis- been tackled in earnest for That every team seeks count to do so? more than a year. He also game changers on the Foles comes into free is as productive and flex- defensive line — the best agency with a far more ible as any running back. way to curb the galactic unusual situation than It doesn’t hurt Bell one passing attacks remains the other publicized iota that he is, by far, getting steady and dis- quarterback available, the top RB in this class. comforting pressure on Bridgewater, whose Mark Ingram and Tevin quarterbacks — probably injury history is stark. Coleman are the other will increase the money Foles, of course, led the interesting names. offered to guys such as Eagles to the Super Bowl Several others likely to Ziggy Ansah, Sheldon title over New England a grab attention and a fist- Richardson and Terrell season ago, and last year ful of dollars: receivers Suggs. They all come stepped in admirably Golden Tate and Randall with some sort of ques- again for injured Carson Cobb, OT Darryl Williams tion marks, from injury Wentz. So he has proven and safeties Adrian Amos history to off-field issues his worth in big games, and Ha Ha Clinton-Dix. to inconsistency to age. and how well he fits in Fresh from a Super Bowl Teams with younger in an Andy Reid-style win, huge left tackle Trent rosters or in a rebuild offense. Brown has agreed to move mode might look for But in some other to the Raiders. * ** C4 Tuesday, March 12, 2019 | The News Herald

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9). Total Fouls—Sacramento 25, Washington 1. Gonzaga (41) 29-2 1,572 1 Los Angeles 69 25 36 8 58 164 220 AREA EVENTS EBRO SCHEDULE 25. Technicals—Satoransky. A—15,012 2. Virginia (23) 28-2 1,559 2 x-clinched playoff spot; 2 points for win, 1 (20,356). 3. North Carolina 26-5 1,474 3 point for overtime loss. Top 3 teams in each MONDAY 4. Kentucky 26-5 1,373 6 division and two wild cards per conference Baseball NBH at Arnold 6 p.m. Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx 5. Duke 26-5 1,298 4 advance to playoffs. Mosley vs. Brookwood in College softball 11:55 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota ODDS 6. Michigan State 25-6 1,226 9 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Palm 7. Texas Tech 26-5 1,211 8 Saturday’s Games PC Invitational 6 p.m. Gulf Coast at TCC (DH) Beach noon. PREGAME.COM LINE 8. Tennessee 27-4 1,200 5 Colorado 3, Buffalo 0 9. LSU 26-5 1,089 10 San Jose 3, St. Louis 2, OT Bay at Rutherford 6:30 3 p.m. Evening: NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Greyhound simulcast: Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Today 10. Michigan 26-5 1,041 7 N.Y. Rangers 4, New Jersey 2 11. Houston 29-2 963 12 Philadelphia 5, N.Y. Islanders 2 p.m. Tennis TUESDAY FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG 12. Florida State 25-6 856 14 Toronto 3, Edmonton 2 Wewa at Bozeman 6 p.m. Mosley at West Florida Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx At Indiana 12 (212) New York 11:55 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota At Philadelphia 13½ (222½) Cleveland 13. Purdue 23-8 831 11 Boston 3, Ottawa 2 Wakulla at Arnold 6 p.m. 3 p.m. 11:30 a.m. Milwaukee 9½ (237½) At NO 14. Nevada 28-3 684 17 Tampa Bay 3, Detroit 2 WEDNESDAY La Lakers 1 (226½) At Chicago 15. Kansas State 24-7 680 18 Columbus 4, Pittsburgh 1 Softball Bay at Pensacola 2:30 Matinee: At Dallas Off (Off) San Antonio 16. Virginia Tech 23-7 625 15 Chicago 2, Dallas 1 Vernon at Bozeman 6 p.m. Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 At Denver Off (Off) Minnesota 17. Kansas 23-8 602 13 Carolina 5, Nashville 3 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 a.m. Greyhound Portland 2½ (231½) At LAC 18. Buffalo 28-3 539 19 Arizona 4, Los Angeles 2 p.m. simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Sarasota 19. Wisconsin 22-9 466 21 Vegas 6, Vancouver 2 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville 11:35 a.m., Palm COLLEGE BASKETBALL 20. Wofford 28-4 387 22 Sunday’s Games Beach noon. Today 21. Maryland 22-9 319 24 Florida 6, Detroit 1 22. Auburn 22-9 268 — Washington 3, Winnipeg 1 Evening: FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG 23. Marquette 23-8 109 16 Pittsburgh 4, Boston 2 ON THE AIR Jai Alai 5:30 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Derby Miami 7½ Wake Forest Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Notre Dame 2½ Georgia Tech 24. Cincinnati 25-6 108 20 Calgary 6, Vegas 3 THURSDAY Boston College 1 Pittsburgh 25. Villanova 22-9 80 23 Los Angeles 3, Anaheim 2 UCF 62, VCU 53, Matinee: at S. Alabama 4½ Arkansas St Others receiving votes: Monday’s Games Mississippi State 37, Utah St. 34, New Mexico Philadelphia 3, Ottawa 2 Today League Tourna- Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 at La.-Monroe 7½ Appalachian St State 16, Louisville 11, Murray State 11, Iowa Tampa Bay 6, Toronto 2 a.m., Santa Anita 3 p.m. Greyhound simul- BIATHLON ment: Teams TBD, St. 8, Temple 4, Clemson 3, Liberty 1. N.Y. Islanders 2, Columbus 0 cast: Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE San Jose 3, Minnesota 0 11:30 p.m. (Wednesday) championship a.m., Palm Beach noon. Today Arizona at Chicago, late Evening: FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS NBCSN [--] IBU World 3 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Edmonton late Jai Alai 5:30 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: At Columbus Off Boston Off Sunday’s Games Carolina at Colorado, late Championship: women’s ESPNU [--] WCC Tour- Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. At Pittsburgh -133 Washington +123 No. 12 Houston 85, No. 20 Cincinnati 69 FRIDAY At Montreal Off Detroit Off No. 21 Wisconsin 73, Ohio State 67, OT Tuesday’s Games 15km individual, Sweden nament: Teams TBD, No. 22 Wofford 81, ETSU 72 Dallas at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Matinee: At Winnipeg Off San Jose Off Boston at Columbus, 7 p.m. (taped) championship Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 At St. Louis Off Arizona Off Monday’s Games No. 1 Gonzaga vs. Pepperdine at Orleans Washington at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. a.m., Aqueduct 12:20 p.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 At Calgary -380 New Jersey +350 Arena, Las Vegas, late Detroit at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL 7 p.m. a.m., Santa Anita 3 p.m. Greyhound simul- Nashville -158 At Anaheim +148 No. 20 Wofford 70, 58 UNC Greensboro 58 at San Jose at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. cast: Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 Updated odds available at Pregame.com (MEN’S) FS1 [--] Big East Tour- U.S. Cellular Center, Asheville, N.C. Arizona at St. Louis, 8 p.m. p.m., Palm Beach noon. New Jersey at Calgary, 9 p.m. 11 a.m. nament: Teams TBD, Evening: Jai Alai 5:30 p.m. Greyhound simul- Today’s Games Schedule TBD Nashville at Anaheim, 10 p.m. ESPN [--] ACC Tourna- championship cast: Palm Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., TRANSACTIONS Derby Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:35 p.m. MONDAY’S RESULTS ment: Miami vs. Wake COLLEGE BASEBALL SATURDAY BASEBALL Matinee: EAST GOLF Forest, fi rst round 5:30 p.m. American League Hofstra 78, Delaware 74, OT Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 12:20 CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Placed RHP Michael Coll. of Charleston vs. Northeastern at North 1 p.m. SEC [--] Florida State at p.m., Gulfstream 11 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 PGA TOUR Kopech on the 60-day DL. Claimed LHP Josh Charleston, S.C., late a.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound ARNOLD PALMER INVITATIONAL ESPN [--] ACC Tourna- Florida Osich off waivers from Baltimore. Monmouth (NJ) vs. Iona at Albany, N.Y., late simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Sarasota CLEVELAND INDIANS — Optioned SS Yu Chang Sunday’s leaders at Bay Hill Club & Lodge, ment: Georgia Tech vs. COLLEGE LACROSEE 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville 11:35 a.m., Palm SOUTH Orlando, Fla. and RHPs Jefry Rodriguez and Ben Taylor to Delaware St. 71, Savannah St. 67 Beach noon. Purse: $9.1 million. Yardage: 7,454; Par 72 Columbus (IL). Wofford 70, UNC-Greensboro 58 Notre Dame, fi rst round (MEN’S) Evening: (a-denotes amateur) DETROIT TIGERS — Optioned SS Willie Castro Oakland vs. N. Kentucky at Detroit, Mich., Jai Alai 5:30 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Palm Final 6 p.m. 6 p.m. to Toledo (IL) and SS Sergio Alcantara to Erie late Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., Derby Lane Francesco Molinari (500), $1,638,000 CBSSN [--] CAA Tour- BTN [--] Lehigh at (EL). MIDWEST 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Agreed to terms with 69-70-73-64—276 Ball St. 61, E. Michigan 43 Matthew Fitzpatrick, $982,800 70-70-67-71—278 nament: Teams TBD, Rutgers SUNDAY C Martin Maldonado on a one-year contract. Cent. Michigan 81, W. Michigan 67 Matinee: Rafa Cabrera Bello (145), $473,200 Placed C Salvador Perez on the 60-day injured N. Dakota St. 76, W. Illinois 73 championship NBA Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 65-75-70-69—279 list. Wright St. 66, Green Bay 54 a.m., Gulfstream 11 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 Tommy Fleetwood (145), $473,200 ESPN [--] Horizon League 7 p.m. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Signed RHPs Miguel Miami (Ohio) at Akron, late a.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound 69-66-76-68—279 Almonte, Jake Jewell, Justin Anderson, Luis Ohio at N. Illinois, late Tournament: Teams TBD, TNT [--] San Antonio at simulcast: Palm Beach noon, Jacksonville Sungjae Im (145), $473,200 71-69-71-68—279 Madero, Jaime Barria, Keynan Middleton, Purdue Fort Wayne vs. Nebraska-Omaha at 12:30 p.m. Sung Kang (89), $294,613 69-72-71-68—280 championship Dallas Ty Buttrey, Felix Pena, Jesus Castillo, Taylor Sioux Falls, S.D., late Cole, Noe Ramirez and John Curtiss; INFs Luis Rory McIlroy (89), $294,613 72-70-66-72—280 FAR WEST Keith Mitchell (89), $294,613 71-68-75-66—280 ESPN2 [--] Northeast 9:30 p.m. POKER ROOM Rengifo, David Fletcher and Taylor Ward; Cs Pepperdine vs. Gonzaga at Las Vegas, Nev., late – Open 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday through Jose Briceno and Kevan Smith; OF Michael Matt Wallace, $294,613 71-69-69-71—280 Tournament: Fairleigh TNT [--] Minnesota at San Diego vs. Saint Mary’s (Cal) at Las Vegas, Byeong Hun An (65), $209,300 72-72-69-68—281 Thursday, 9 a.m. to 3 a.m. Friday and Hermosillo; LHPs Dillon Peters, Jose Suarez and Nev., late Dickinson at St. Francis, Denver Saturday. Williams Jerez; and RHP/OF Shohei Ohtani to Lucas Glover (65), $209,300 70-71-71-69—281 Jason Kokrak (65), $209,300 70-73-68-70—281 LOCATION one-year contracts. TODAY’S SCHEDULE championship NHL – Intersection of State 79 and State 20. OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Optioned RHP Daniel Luke List (65), $209,300 70-72-68-71—281 EAST Adam Long (65), $209,300 74-71-69-67—281 ESPNU [--] ACC Tourna- 6 p.m. INFORMATION Mengden to Las Vegas (PCL). SC State vs. Md.-Eastern Shore at Norfolk, – 234-3943. National League Charles Howell III (54), $159,250 ment: Boston College vs. NBCSN [--] Washington Va., 6 p.m. 74-67-69-72—282 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Signed OF Adam Fairleigh Dickinson at St. Francis (Pa.), 7 p.m. Jones to a one-year contract. Placed RHP Silvino Chris Kirk (54), $159,250 71-73-66-72—282 Pittsburgh, fi rst round at Pittsburgh Hartford at UMBC, 7 p.m. Ryan Blaum (46), $123,153 73-72-70-68—283 PRO BASKETBALL Bracho on the 60-day injured list. Pittsburgh vs. Boston College at Charlotte, 8 p.m. SKIING CINCINNATI REDS — Reassigned OF Jose Siri Brendan Steele (46), $123,153 70-71-72-70—283 N.C., 7 p.m. Aaron Baddeley (46), $123,153 70-70-69-74—283 ESPN [--] WCC Tour- 10:30 p.m. NBA and RHPs Jimmy Herget, Felix Jorge, Keury Binghamton at Vermont, 7 p.m. Mella, Alex Powers and Jackson Stephens Chesson Hadley (46), $123,153 All times Eastern SOUTH to minor league camp. Signed INF Yonathan 71-71-71-70—283 nament: Teams TBD, NBCSN [--] FIS World EASTERN CONFERENCE Wake Forest vs. Miami at Charlotte, N.C., Mendoza to a minor league contract. Henrik Stenson (46), $123,153 77-66-69-71—283 W L PCT GB Noon championship Cup: men’s and women’s COLORADO ROCKIES — Optioned OFs Yonathan Bubba Watson (46), $123,153 68-72-71-72—283 x-Milwaukee 50 17 .746 — Notre Dame vs. Georgia Tech at Charlotte, Daza and Sam Hilliard, INF Josh Fuentes and Kiradech Aphibarnrat (35), $78,715 ESPN2 [--] Summit cross-country sprint, x-Toronto 48 20 .706 2½ N.C., 2:30 p.m. RHPs Ryan Castellani, Rayan Gonzalez and 71-70-72-71—284 Indiana 42 25 .627 8 Appalachian St. at Louisiana-Monroe, 8 p.m. League Tourna- Norway (taped) Jesus Tinoco to Albuquerque (PCL) and RHP Kevin Kisner (35), $78,715 70-69-70-75—284 Philadelphia 42 25 .627 8 Arkansas St. at South Alabama, 8 p.m. Justin Lawrence to Hartford (EL). Reassigned Marc Leishman (35), $78,715 72-70-72-70—284 ment: Teams TBD, SNOWBOARDING Boston 41 26 .612 9 Ark.-Pine Bluff at Grambling St., 8:30 p.m. INFs Tyler Nevin and Colton Welker, RHP Rico Ian Poulter (35), $78,715 73-68-73-70—284 Detroit 34 31 .523 15 Morgan St. vs. Coppin St. at Norfolk, Va., championship 9:30 p.m. Garcia, LHP Evan Grills and C Brian Serven to Roger Sloan (35), $78,715 70-69-74-71—284 Brooklyn 35 33 .515 15½ 8:30 p.m. minor league camp. Jhonattan Vegas (35), $78,715 69-70-75-70—284 COLLEGE BASKETBALL NBCSN [--] FIS World Miami 31 35 .470 18½ Alabama St. at Jackson St., 9 p.m. LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Released RHP Josh Tyrrell Hatton (27), $60,515 70-75-66-74—285 Orlando 31 37 .456 19½ SOUTHWEST Fields. Optioned RHPs Dennis Santana and Carlos Ortiz (27), $60,515 72-71-70-72—285 (WOMEN’S) Cup: Toyota U.S. Grand Charlotte 30 36 .455 19½ Southern U. at Texas Southern, 8:30 p.m. Brock Stewart, C Keibert Ruiz and INF Edwin Adam Schenk (27), $60,515 70-73-71-71—285 Washington 28 39 .418 22 Alcorn St. at Prairie View, 9 p.m. 11 a.m. Prix, halfpipe, Mammoth Rios to their minor league camp. Reassigned Hudson Swafford (27), $60,515 Atlanta 23 45 .338 27½ OFs Kyle Garlick and Shane Peterson and C Will 70-74-73-68—285 ESPNU [--] Mountain, Calif. (taped) Chicago 19 49 .279 31½ Smith to their minor league camp. WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Adam Hadwin (20), $47,060 70-75-68-73—286 Cleveland 17 50 .254 33 Horizon League Tour- SOCCER (MEN’S) NEW YORK METS — Optioned RHPs Walker THE AP TOP 25 POLL Sam Horsfi eld, $47,060 74-69-74-69—286 New York 13 54 .194 37 The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ nament: Teams TBD, 3 p.m. Lockett and Corey Oswalt to minor league Martin Kaymer (20), $47,060 72-69-70-75—286 camp. women’s college basketball poll, with fi rst-place Hideki Matsuyama (20), $47,060 WESTERN CONFERENCE championship TNT [--] UEFA Champions PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Optioned SS votes in parentheses, records through March 10, 72-70-71-73—286 W L PCT GB Arquimedes Gamboa to Reading (EL). total points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place Ryan Moore (20), $47,060 71-72-73-70—286 1 p.m. League: Juventus vs. Golden State 45 21 .682 — ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Optioned LHP Genesis vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and Sam Ryder (20), $47,060 74-69-74-69—286 Denver 43 22 .662 1½ Cabrera, RHP Giovanny Gallegos, RF Adolis last week’s ranking: Johnson Wagner (20), $47,060 71-72-72-71—286 ESPNU [--] Summit Atlético Madrid Houston 41 25 .621 4 Garcia and SS Edmundo Sosa to Memphis RECORD PTS LWR Rickie Fowler (14), $35,490 74-71-71-71—287 Oklahoma City 40 26 .606 5 (PCL). Optioned INF Ramon Urias and OF Lane 1. Baylor (28) 30-1 700 1 Zach Johnson (14), $35,490 70-71-76-70—287 Portland 40 26 .606 5 Thomas to Memphis (PCL). Re-assigned RHPs 2. UConn 30-2 663 2 Hunter Mahan (14), $35,490 76-69-74-68—287 Utah 37 28 .569 7½ Connor Jones and Jake Woodford and Cs Jose 3. Notre Dame 30-3 652 4 Scott Stallings (14), $35,490 69-74-73-71—287 San Antonio 38 29 .567 7½ ANNOUNCEMENTS Godoy and Brian O’Keefe to their minor league 4. Mississippi State 30-2 609 5 Aaron Wise (14), $35,490 72-70-74-71—287 L.A. Clippers 38 29 .567 7½ camp. 5. Louisville 29-3 578 3 Viktor Hovland, $0 74-70-73-70—287 Sacramento 33 33 .500 12 SAN DIEGO PADRES — Agreed to terms with 6. Stanford 28-4 568 7 Keegan Bradley (10), $27,391 67-68-75-78—288 Minnesota 32 35 .478 13½ LHP Sammy Solis on a minor league contract. 7. Oregon 29-4 533 6 Bryson DeChambeau (10), $27,391 Junior Golf 985-630-3066 or enter L.A. Lakers 30 36 .455 15 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Optioned RHP Sam 8. Iowa 26-6 508 10 75-70-74-69—288 New Orleans 30 39 .435 16½ online atwww.arrow- Coonrod, OF Chris Shaw, INFs Abiatal Avelino, 9. Maryland 28-4 454 8 Joaquin Niemann (10), $27,391 71-71-76-70—288 Memphis 28 40 .412 18 Ryder Jones and Breyvic Valera to minor league 10. N.C. State 26-5 447 9 Patrick Rodgers (10), $27,391 68-73-73-74—288 Panama City junior headjgt.com. Dallas 27 39 .409 18 camp. Reassigned RHPs Shaun Anderson, 11. Oregon State 24-7 360 11 Billy Horschel (8), $22,705 68-71-73-77—289 Phoenix 16 52 .235 30 golfers ages 11-18 are Enderson Franco and Keyvius Sampson to minor 12. Gonzaga 27-3 357 14 Pat Perez (8), $22,705 69-73-72-75—289 x-clinched playoff spot league camp. 13. Iowa State 25-7 309 19 Patrick Reed (8), $22,705 70-70-76-73—289 invited to compete in Golf Tournament 13. Marquette 25-6 309 17 Brandt Snedeker (8), $22,705 73-71-74-71—289 Sunday’s Games the AJGT Beaver Creek FOOTBALL 15. Syracuse 24-8 287 18 Sam Burns (6), $21,173 76-69-73-72—290 Detroit 131, Chicago 108 16. South Carolina 21-9 284 12 Scott Piercy (6), $21,173 74-70-70-76—290 National Football League Spring Junior Classic There will be a Cap- Philadelphia 106, Indiana 89 17. Texas A&M 24-7 279 15 Graeme McDowell (6), $21,173 CAROLINA PANTHERS — Signed S Colin Jones Toronto 125, Miami 104 18. Kentucky 24-7 262 13 68-75-69-78—290 in Zachary, La., at the tain’s Choice Knights of to a two-year contract. Atlanta 128, New Orleans 116 19. Miami 24-8 234 16 Eddie Pepperell, $20,748 72-68-79-72—291 CHICAGO BEARS — Re-signed TE Ben Beaver Creek Golf Club Columbus charity golf Memphis 105, Orlando 97 20. UCLA 20-12 114 25 Beau Hossler (5), $20,202 76-66-73-77—292 Braunecker to a two-year contract. Houston 94, Dallas 93 21. Drake 25-5 110 22 D.A. Points (5), $20,202 72-71-74-75—292 on March 16-17. tournament at Holi- CINCINNATI BENGALS — Re-signed S Brandon Minnesota 103, New York 92 22. Texas 23-9 94 21 Kevin Streelman (5), $20,202 70-72-71-79—292 Wilson to a one-year contract. San Antonio 121, Milwaukee 114 23. Arizona State 20-10 91 20 Steve Stricker (5), $20,202 75-69-76-72—292 The 36-hole tourna- day Golf Club on May 4 CLEVELAND BROWNS — Terminated the Phoenix 115, Golden State 111 24. Rice 25-3 85 24 Jimmy Walker (5), $20,202 70-71-81-70—292 contract of TE Darren Fells. ment is ranked by the starting at 8:30 a.m. The Monday’s Games 25. Florida State 23-8 77 22 Justin Rose (4), $19,474 71-70-77-75—293 DETROIT LIONS — Signed WR Danny Amendola. Cleveland 126, Toronto 101 Others receiving votes: DePaul 34, South Sam Saunders (4), $19,474 73-68-74-78—293 Junior Golf Scoreboard tournament will benefit Released CB Nevin Lawson. Washington 121, Sacramento 115 Dakota State 33, South Dakota 22, Missouri J.J. Spaun (4), $19,474 71-70-75-77—293 HOUSTON TEXANS — Re-signed DE Angelo and hosted by the Arrow- Hurricane Michael vic- Detroit at Brooklyn, late 13, Florida Gulf Coast 10, BYU 9, Kansas J.T. Poston (4), $19,019 71-72-73-78—294 Blackson, WR DeAndre Cater and DE Joel Heath. Charlotte at Houston, late State 8, UCF 3, Boise State 1, Quinnipiac 1, Martin Trainer (4), $19,019 70-71-79-74—294 head Junior Golf Tour. tims in the area. MINNESOTA VIKIKNGS — Terminated the Oklahoma City at Utah, late Rutgers 1, Wright State 1. Harris English (3), $18,746 76-69-72-78—295 contract of OL Mike Remmers. Declined the The tournament entry The maximum amount Boston at L.A. Clippers, late Tim Herron (3), $18,473 72-70-76-78—296 2019 option on S Andrew Sendejo. Tendered Today’s Games AP TOP 25 RESULTS Anirban Lahiri (3), $18,473 74-69-80-73—296 fee is $195 and includes of players is 32 four- Cleveland at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. contracts to S Anthony Harris and OT Rashod Hill. Sunday’s Games two days of green fees, somes. For further New York at Indiana, 7 p.m. No. 1 Baylor 88, Kansas State 60 L.A. Lakers at Chicago, 8 p.m. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — Agreed to terms with LB Craig Robertson on a two-year contract No. 2 UConn 81, South Florida 45 AUTO RACING tee gifts, and trophies in information, contact Milwaukee at New Orleans, 8 p.m. No. 4 Notre Dame 99, No. 3 Louisville 79 San Antonio at Dallas, 8 p.m. extension and S Chris Banjo on a three-year four age divisions. Tom Fagan at 678-908- contract extension. No. 5 Mississippi State 101, Arkansas 70 NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP Minnesota at Denver, 10:30 p.m. No. 7 Stanford 64, No. 6 Oregon 57 Recommended 2530 or faga456@yahoo. Portland at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. NEW YORK GIANTS — Re-signed C Spencer TICKET GUARDIAN 500 Pulley. No. 10 Iowa 90, No. 8 Maryland 76 Sunday at ISM Raceway, Avondale, Ariz. No. 17 Marquette 88, St. John’s 57 accommodations are com, Doug Quilling CAVALIERS 126, RAPTORS 101 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Re-signed OL Jason Lap length: 1 mile Peters. No. 19 Iowa State 75, No. 21 Texas 69 available at the Holiday at 850-819-2604 or TORONTO (101) (Start position in parentheses) TENNESSEE TITANS — Agreed to terms with S Monday’s Games Leonard 11-19 0-3 25, Siakam 6-13 3-3 15, 1. (4) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 312. Kenny Vaccaro on a multiyear contract and RB No. 1 Baylor vs. No. 13 Iowa State at Inn & Suites in Zach- [email protected], Gasol 1-6 0-1 2, Lowry 5-8 0-0 14, Green 2-5 2. (9) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 312. David Fluellen on a one-year contract. Chesapeake Energy Arena, Oklahoma City, 3. (1) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 312. ary, LA. Please call or John Andersen at 0-0 5, Powell 4-8 1-1 9, Anunoby 3-6 1-2 8, late Miller 1-1 0-0 3, Boucher 0-1 2-2 2, Ibaka 3-6 4. (14) Aric Almirola, Ford, 312. HOCKEY No. 2 UConn vs. UCF at Mohegan Sun Arena, 5. (3) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 312. 225-654-1402 for res- 850-319-5770 or ander- 2-3 8, Lin 3-9 1-2 8, McCaw 1-2 0-0 2. Totals Uncasville, Conn., late 40-84 10-17 101. National Hockey League 6. (31) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 312. ervations and group [email protected]. CALGARY FLAMES — Recalled D Michael Stone No. 12 Gonzaga 78, Saint Mary’s 77 2OT at 7. (16) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 312. CLEVELAND (126) Orleans Arena, Las Vegas rate. The tournament Osman 6-16 5-5 19, Love 4-11 5-6 16, Zizic from a conditioning assignment with Stockton 8. (15) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 312. (AHL). No. 13 Marquette 75, Georgetown 62 at 9. (8) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 312. extended registration To get an announce- 8-12 1-1 17, Sexton 10-18 4-4 28, Knight 4-9 Wintrust Arena, Chicago 2-2 12, Adel 0-0 0-0 0, Frye 1-1 0-0 3, Chriss NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Recalled D Colton White 10. (12) Joey Logano, Ford, 312. from Binghamton (AHL). Today’s Games 11. (26) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 312. deadline is March 13 at 2 ment in the paper email 0-3 0-0 0, Clarkson 5-11 1-1 14, Nwaba 4-6 0-0 Schedule TBD 9, Stauskas 2-7 2-2 8. Totals 44-94 20-21 126. NEW YORK RANGERS — Reassigned G Chris 12. (18) Ryan Newman, Ford, 312. p.m. To enter the event, [email protected] TORONTO 24 31 22 24 — 101 Nell from Hartford (AHL) to Maine (ECHL). 13. (19) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 312. please call Diane Ford at with information. CLEVELAND 25 34 32 35 — 126 American Hockey League PRO HOCKEY 14. (2) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 312. 3-Point Goals—Toronto 11-39 (Lowry 4-7, CLEVELAND MONSTERS — Recalled D Garrett 15. (20) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 312. Leonard 3-8, Miller 1-1, Green 1-3, Anunoby Cockerill from Reading (ECHL). 16. (22) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 312. 1-3, Lin 1-5, McCaw 0-1, Ibaka 0-2, Gasol 0-2, HARTFORD WOLF PACK — Signed F Greg Chase NHL 17. (17) Paul Menard, Ford, 311. Powell 0-3, Siakam 0-4), Cleveland 18-41 to a professional tryout agreement. Announced All times Eastern 18. (11) Daniel Hemric, Chevrolet, 311. IN BRIEF winning season, going (Sexton 4-7, Clarkson 3-7, Love 3-7, Stauskas F Drew Melanson has returned from Maine EASTERN CONFERENCE 19. (5) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 311. 19-14 in 2017-18 and 2-5, Knight 2-5, Osman 2-6, Frye 1-1, (ECHL). GP W L OT PTS GF GA 20. (30) Matt Tifft, Ford, 311. Nwaba 1-2, Chriss 0-1). Fouled Out—None. SAN DIEGO GULLS — Returned LW Ryan Tesink x-Tampa Bay 70 53 13 4 110 272 183 21. (13) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 311. LEWISTON, N.Y. earning an invitation to Rebounds—Toronto 43 (Leonard 9), Cleveland to Tulsa (ECHL). Boston 69 42 18 9 93 207 173 22. (23) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet, 311. 51 (Love 18). Assists—Toronto 20 (Lowry 6), Toronto 69 42 22 5 89 246 199 23. (28) Daniel Suarez, Ford, 311. Niagara fi res coach the CollegeInsider.com Cleveland 27 (Osman 7). Total Fouls—Toronto SOCCER Washington 69 41 21 7 89 237 212 24. (7) William Byron, Chevrolet, 310. Casey after 6 years Tournament. 24, Cleveland 19. Technicals—Toronto coach Major League Soccer N.Y. Islanders 69 40 22 7 87 200 168 25. (29) David Ragan, Ford, 310. Raptors (Defensive three second), Ibaka, SPORTING KANSAS CITY — Signed M Pittsburgh 69 37 23 9 83 237 210 26. (24) Corey LaJoie, Ford, 310. Chriss, Nwaba. Ejected—Ibaka, Chriss. Gedion Zelalem from Arsenal (Premier Carolina 68 37 24 7 81 205 191 27. (33) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, 308. A—19,432 (20,562). League-England). Columbus 69 38 28 3 79 209 204 28. (25) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, 308. Niagara has fired FAIRFIELD, CONN. Montreal 69 36 26 7 79 208 207 29. (10) Erik Jones, Toyota, 304. coach Chris Casey four Fairfi eld fi res Johnson WIZARDS 121, KINGS 115 COLLEGE Philadelphia 69 34 27 8 76 212 228 30. (35) Quin Houff, Chevrolet, 302. Florida 69 30 27 12 72 224 234 31. (36) Bayley Currey, Ford, 301. SACRAMENTO (115) CUMBERLAND (TENN.) — Named Taurean days after the Purple following 9-22 season Buffalo 68 30 29 9 69 194 219 32. (34) Cody Ware, Chevrolet, 300. Hield 6-21 2-3 15, Barnes 6-12 2-2 15, Cauley- Smith defensive coordinator. N.Y. Rangers 68 28 28 12 68 196 224 33. (32) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, 267. Eagles closed a 13-19 Stein 5-9 0-2 10, Fox 8-16 5-8 23, Bogdanovic FAIRFIELD — Fired men’s basketball coach New Jersey 69 25 35 9 59 191 232 34. (21) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet, Accident, 2-7 8-8 13, Brewer 2-2 3-4 8, Giles III 5-10 2-3 Sydney Johnson. Detroit 69 24 35 10 58 188 238 229. season with a first- Fairfield has fired 12, Bjelica 5-10 2-2 15, Ferrell 0-1 0-0 0, Burks NIAGARA — Fired men’s basketball coach Chris Ottawa 70 23 41 6 52 205 261 35. (6) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, Accident, 2-3 0-0 4. Totals 41-91 24-32 115. Casey. round loss at the Metro coach Sydney Johnson 191. WASHINGTON (121) OHIO STATE — Reinstated C Kaleb Wesson to 36. (27) Michael McDowell, Ford, Accident, Atlantic Athletic Con- after a 9-22 season. Ariza 5-14 0-0 11, Green 3-7 5-5 11, Portis the men’s basketball team. WESTERN CONFERENCE 157. 6-12 4-5 17, Satoransky 5-9 4-5 17, Beal 9-20 TEXAS — Reinstated men’s senior basketball G GP W L OT PTS GF GA ference Tournament. Johnson, who previ- San Jose 69 42 19 8 92 249 210 6-8 27, Parker 7-13 1-2 18, Brown Jr. 1-3 3-4 Kerwin Roach II. Calgary 69 42 20 7 91 241 199 Race Statistics Casey was fired ously led Princeton to 6, Bryant 0-2 2-2 2, Randle 4-6 2-2 12. Totals Winnipeg 68 40 24 4 84 233 202 Average Speed of Race Winner: 101.693 mph. 40-86 27-33 121. Monday. He finished a berth in the NCAA Nashville 70 39 26 5 83 210 189 Time of Race: 3:04:05. Margin of Victory: SACRAMENTO 20 40 21 34 — 115 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Vegas 70 38 27 5 81 212 196 1.259 Seconds. with a 64-129 over- Tournament, was hired WASHINGTON 28 31 31 31 — 121 St. Louis 68 36 25 7 79 198 188 Caution Flags: 9 for 57 laps. 3-Point Goals—Sacramento 9-27 (Bjelica 3-5, MEN’S BASKETBALL Dallas 68 35 28 5 75 172 172 Lead Changes: 17 among 6 drivers. all record and went at Fairfield in 2011, after Fox 2-3, Brewer 1-1, Bogdanovic 1-3, Barnes THE AP TOP 25 POLL Minnesota 70 33 29 8 74 191 205 Lap Leaders: R. Blaney 1-35;K. Busch 36-40;R. 1-5, Hield 1-9, Giles III 0-1), Washington 39-77 in conference Ed Cooley left for Prov- The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ Arizona 68 34 29 5 73 183 188 Blaney 41;D. Hamlin 42-45;K. Busch 46-65;D. 14-37 (Parker 3-5, Satoransky 3-6, Beal college basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes Colorado 69 30 27 12 72 223 215 Hamlin 66;R. Blaney 67-79;K. Busch 80-152;D. play during six years as idence. Fairfield fired 3-9, Randle 2-4, Brown Jr. 1-1, Portis 1-2, in parentheses, records through March 10, Edmonton 68 30 31 7 67 192 221 Hamlin 153;K. Busch 154-195;R. Blaney 196;J. Ariza 1-7, Green 0-3). Fouled Out—None. coach. It was a tenure Johnson on Monday. total points based on 25 points for a fi rst- Chicago 68 29 30 9 67 227 255 Johnson 197-200;K. Busch 201-220;D. Hamlin Rebounds—Sacramento 47 (Bjelica 12), place vote through one point for a 25th-place Vancouver 69 28 32 9 65 187 217 221;D. Hemric 222-225;A. Almirola 226-251;R. during which the Purple Washington 47 (Portis 13). Assists— vote and last week’s ranking: Anaheim 70 27 34 9 63 161 214 Blaney 252-295;K. Busch 296-312. Eagles had just one The Associated Press Sacramento 28 (Fox 8), Washington 29 (Beal RECORD PTS LWR * ** Daily News | Tuesday, March 12, 2019 C5

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JONES 2019, at 8:30 a.m., time before the sched- FOUNTAIN furnished. Great for Circuit, in and for Bay above address or email A/K/A FRANCES C.T., before the Honor- uled appearance is less campers and/or County, Florida, [email protected]. JONES, and DORRISE able Ana M. Garcia, at than seven (7) days. If COBRA ABBEY FARM equipment, etc. Ad- wherein U.S. Bank Na- Pub: March 6, 7, 8, 9, WALTON A/K/A JUNIE the Bay County Juve- you are hearing im- Adventure Park ~ Small Tree Farm ~ jacent to Destin and tional Association as 10, 11, 12, 13, 14,15, WALTON, nile Justice Court- paired, please call 711. 9323 Front Bch Rd. CHICKENS Panama City Beach. Trustee for STARM 16, 17, 18, 19, 20. 21, Defendants. house, 533 East 11th Dated this26th day of GOATS Drastically reduced 2007-S1 is the Plaintiff 2019 Street, Panama City, February, 2019. NOW WOOD CARVINGS and Robert L. Marcum NOTICE OF JUDICIAL Florida 32401, for an An established, [email protected] for quick sale. No 22800 storm damage! a/k/a Bob L. Marcum; SALE PURSUANT TO ADVISORY HEARING. By: Sharon Chambers growing and upscale IN THE CIRCUIT HIRING $575,000 firm. Call Unknown Spouse of § 45.031, FLORIDA Deputy Clerk Skin, Vein, and Heal- COURT OF THE FOUR- STATUTES FAILURE TO PER- Agent (850)865-0838 Robert L. Marcum a/k/a TEENTH JUDICIAL ing Medical center in - RIDE Bob L. Marcum; Mary SONALLY APPEAR AT BILL KINSAUL Panama City Beach ATTENDANTS CIRCUIT TO ALL DEFENDANTS THIS ADVISORY F. Marcum; Unknown IN AND FOR BAY Clerk of the Circuit seeks an experi- - CASHIERS Spouse of Mary F. AND ALL OTHERS HEARING CONSTI- Court enced, professional, COUNTY, FLORIDA WHOM IT MAY CON- TUTES CONSENT TO Multiple Positions Marcum; Majestic CASE NO.: and sophisticated - SMALL Beach Resort Commu- CERN: THE TERMINATION 17001126CA FRENKEL LAMBERT Medical Office ENGINE nity Association, Inc.; OF PARENTAL WEISS WEISMAN & Manager. The office Tired of Hurricanes? Mortgage Electronic Notice is hereby given RIGHTS OF THIS GORDON LLP manager must have MECHANIC South Alabama para- CITIMORTGAGE, INC., that pursuant to the Fi- CHILD (OR CHIL- Registration Systems, Plaintiff, ATTORNEY FOR 3+ years of experi- Pick up applications dise with affordable Inc., as nominee for nal Judgment of Fore- DREN). IF YOU FAIL PLAINTIFF ence as a medical at Emerald Falls or housing, lake houses closure entered on TO APPEAR ON THE Suntrust Mortgage, Inc. VS. 1 EAST BRO WARD office manager, be Cobra Adventure and waterfront lots. are the Defendants, February 18, 2019 in DATE AND TIME BLVD., STE. 1430 proficient in com- Park. Only 90 minutes from that I will sell to the Case No.: 2018-CA-912 SPECIFIED, YOU MAY FT. LAUDERDALE, FL, puter skills, Micro- the beaches. EVA DIXON-BLEVINS of the Circuit Court of LOSE ALL LEGAL highest and best bid- A/K/A EVA M. 33301 soft Office, and Ex- Call Outlaw Realty der for cash by elec- the Fourteenth Judicial RIGHTS AS A PAR- cel, have strong or- DIXON-BLEVINS A/K/A FLESERVICEriaLWLAW.C Food Service 1-251-362-0997 tronic sale at Circuit in and for Bay ENT TO THE CHILD OM ganizational, leader- EVA M. DIXON; et. al., County, Florida, in OR CHILDREN www.bay.realforeclose.com, Defendant(s). Pub: March 5, 12, 2019 ship, communica- beginning at which WENDWOOD NAMED IN THIS NO- tion, and interper- CHICK-FIL-A CONDOMINIUM OWN- TICE. 11:00 AM on the April NOTICE OF sonal skills, and will 9, 2019, the following ERS ASSOCIATION, value kindness, in- FORECLOSURE SALE INC. is the Plaintiff, and If you are a person NOW HIRING described property as PURSUANT TO tegrity, teamwork, set forth in said Final JAMES M. JONES with a disability who and generosity. Sal- CHAPTER 45 A/K/A JAMES JONES, needs any accommo- AVIATION Grads work Adult for day Judgment, to wit: with JetBlue, United, ary and benefits positions. FRANCES J. JONES dation in order to par- commiserate with NOTICE IS HEREBY A/K/A FRANCES ticipate in this pro- Delta and others- start Starting Pay $12/hr CONDOMINIUM UNIT: GIVEN that sale will be here with hands on experience. Apply at Chick-Fil-A 712 JONES, and DORRISE ceeding, you are enti- Please email a cover CONTRACTORS made pursuant to an WALTON A/K/A JUNIE tled, at no cost to you, training for FAA certifi- on the corner of Order Resetting Sale cation. Financial aid if letter and resume 23rd St and HWY 77 and/or BEACH MAJESTIC BEACH WALTON are the De- to the provision of to [email protected] entered on February 5, fendants, I, Bill Kinsaul, certain assistance. qualified. 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AS SUC- WITH ALL OF ITS AP- Book 1532, at Page quired. 3 BR/2.5 BA 2000 sq ft CESSOR IN INTEREST 1199 and Official Rec- WITNESS my hand as Email resume to: Beach house PCB East PURTENANCES AC- TO MONOGRAM 2012 TOYOTA CORDING TO THE ords Book 1459, at Clerk of said Court and neuroclinicspec@ End, weekly or monthly CREDIT CARD BANK Page 1377, Official the Seal thereof, this gmail.com $3000 480-334-7820 HIGHLANDER DECLARATION OF OF GEORGIA; UN- Records Book 1562, 15th day of February NOW HIRING Black, 1 owner, V6. CONDOMINIUM. SUB- KNOWN SPOUSE OF at Page 937, Official 2019 An established, EAST END: 67,000 miles, garage JECT, HOWEVER, TO EVA DIXON-BLEVINS Busy Medical Prac- Records Book 1562, growing and upscale 3BR, 2.5BA 2,000 sq. kept. Excellent condi- ALL OF THE PROVI- A/K/A EVA M. tice looking for a Skin, Vein, and Heal- SIONS OF THE DEC- at page 947 all of the BILL KINSAUL, as New Patient ft. furnished Beach tion. $14,900. DIXON-BLEVINS A/K/A Public Records of Bay Clerk of Court ing Medical center in House. $1200 weekly. LARATION OF CON- EVA M. DIXON; AN- Coordinator Panama City Beach 850-871-0351 DOMINIUM. County, Florida, and 480-334-7820 THONY BLEVINS; UN- all exhibits and By: Sharon Ford Monday - Friday seeking an Experi- KNOWN TENANT 1; amendments re- As Deputy Clerk Required Qualifica- enced, Licensed, We have 3 RV’s for UNDER Any person claiming an UNKNOWN TENANT 2; tions: professional, and so- interest in the surplus corded thereof, to- Pub: February 19, 26, rent. Each sleep 6. All FACTORY ANY AND ALL UN- gether with an undi- March 5, 12, 2019 •Ability to focus on phisticated Medical utilities and lot in- from the sale, if any, KNOWN PARTIES multiple schedules Assistant, RN, or other than the property vided interest in the cluded. Located on 98 WARRANTY CLAIMING BY, common elements, if 23127 to ensure flow of LPN. Will have 3+ near fairgrounds, Pan- owner as of the date of THROUGH, UNDER IN THE CIRCUIT clinic years of experience, the us pendens must any, appurtenant ama City. $2500 per AND AGAINST THE thereto, subject to COURT OF THE 14TH •Must have a medi- be adaptable, flexi- mo each. 1st & last mo file a claim within 60 HEREIN NAMED INDI- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN cal background, and ble, willing to learn, days after the sale. and in accordance required. Available for VIDUAL DEFEN with the covenants, AND FOR BAY able to work well and have excellent 1 yr. We take credit 2016 BUICK DANT(S) WHO ARE COUNTY, FLORIDA AKC German Shepherd conditions, restric- Pups, 3 females, 4 with others and listening, communi- cards! 573-718-8390 ENCLAVE Dated this 25 day of NOT KNOWN TO BE CIVIL alone. Ability to cation and organi- February, 2019. tions, terms and other males, health cert., ‘’MUST SEE’’ Only DEAD OR ALIVE, provisions of said DIVISION CASE NO.: multi-task and pos- zational skills. 22k miles!!! HURRY WHETHER SAID UN- 17000678CA ready to go March Declaration, and its 20th, taking deposits. sess excellent or- Please email cover 3rd row, leather full Bill Kinsaul KNOWN PARTIES MAY ganizational skills. letter and resume to As Clerk of the Court amendments. 850-703-9157 factory warranty still CLAIM AN INTEREST BANK OF AMERICA, •Ability to efficiently [email protected] applies through GM, AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, N.A., handle heavy patient to join our team. By Sharon Chambers The sale will be held on HAVANESE PUPS beautiful condition. DEVISEES, GRANT- April 2, 2019, at 11 a.m. Plaintiff; volumes. ‘’Financing options As Deputy Clerk EES, OR OTHER AKC Home Raised •Ability to type and C.T. to the highest bid- Best Health Guar. available’’ LOW APR CLAIMANTS are De- der or bidders for cash VS. experience with elec- Other W.A.C. If you are a person fendants. Call 239-324-4650 tronic medical rec- with a disability who at the website of www.noahslittleark.com Call or text Christy www.bay.realforeclose.com, in UNKNOWN HEIRS, ords. Caregiver Lambert today @ needs any accommo- The Clerk of the BENEFICIARIES, DEVI- •Have reliable trans- dation in order to par- accordance Needed 3 times per 850-276-2963 Court, Bill Kinsaul will with §45.031, Fla. Stat. SEES, ASSIGNEES, portation. **NOW ON SALE ticipate in this pro- sell to the highest bid- LIENORS, CREDI- week in the mornings. Any person claiming an Email resume to: North Bay County area. $4000 BELOW ceeding, you are enti- der for cash at TORS, TRUSTEES neuroclinicspec@gmai tled, at no cost to you, interest in the surplus Please call after 10am. BOOK*** www.bay.realforeclose.com on from the sale, if any, AND ALL OTHERS l.com to the provision of April 8, 2019 at WHO MAY CLAIM AN 850-722-4648 certain assistance. other than the property 11:00 AM CST the fol- owner as of the date of INTEREST IN THE ES- Please contact the lowing described real TATE OF ROBERT Exp Recpt/Med ADA Coordinator by the Lis Pendens must Office Assistant property as set forth in file a claim within sixty AKINS, SR.; ROBERT Stock Clerk/ mail at P. 0. Box 1089, For busy said Final Judgment, to (60) days after the sale. AKINS, JR.; UN- Panama City, FL medical practice. Sales Clerk wit: WITNESS my hand and KNOWN SPOUSE OF 2002 Tacoma 2.4 Ltr 32402 or by phone at Fax resume to: Part time/ Full-time, the seal of the court on ROBERT AKINS, JR.; eng. 38K mi. parts (850) 747-5338 at LOT 21, BLOCK D, DOLORES BAKICH; 850-763-1477 All shifts, only. $2000 Call least seven (7) days the 5th day of March, Apply Mon-Fri between GRAND LAGOON 2019 DONALD L. CARRICO, 850-849-3074 before your sched- SHORES, UNIT Defendants 9am-12noon uled court appear- THREE, ACCORDING Local Company Needs Shell Port -NW Florida’s ance, or immediately BILL KINSAUL A & B CDL Drivers Largest Seashell Outlet TO THE PLAT Clerk of the Court NOTICE OF upon receiving this THEREOF, AS RE- FORECLOSURE SALE and Truck Mechanics 9949 Thomas Dr. PCB. notification if the time CORDED IN PLAT (Please publish in Call 850-630-7589 Retirees welcome. before the scheduled By: Sharon Chambers BOOK 13, PAGES 29 Deputy Clerk THE NEWS HERALD) appearance is less AND 30, OF THE PUB- than seven (7) days. If LIC RECORDS OF NOTICE IS HEREBY you are hearing im- The newspaper is re- BAY COUNTY, FLOR- quested to deliver the GIVEN pursuant to Fi- paired, please call IDA nal Judgment of Fore- 711. proof of publication directly to the Clerk of closure dated the 25th WANTED ANY PERSON CLAIM- day of February, 2019, Furnish Copies To: the Circuit Court of Smiling, Energetic person to ING AN INTEREST IN Bay County. and entered in Case Brock & Scott PLLC THE SURPLUS FROM No. 17000678CA of the WORK PART-TIME 2001 NW 64th St, Suite THE SALE, IF ANY, Circuit Court of the 130 AMERICANS WITH OTHER THAN THE DISABILITIES ACT 14TH Judicial Circuit in C&G SPORTING GOODS Ft. Lauderdale, FL PROPERTY OWNER and for Bay County, 33309 Attorney for Approximately 3 days a week or AS OF THE DATE OF If you are a person Florida. wherein BANK Plaintiff THE LIS PENDENS OF AMERICA, N.A.” is Pub: March 5, 12, 2019 with a disability who as needed. Ideal for retired MUST FILE A CLAIM needs any accommo- the Plaintiff and UN- person wanting to get out and 22734 WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- dation in order to par- KNOWN HEIRS, BEN- INELIGIBLE TER THE SALE. ticipate in a court pro- EFICIARIES, DEVI- supplement income. Easy, fun REGISTERED ceeding, you are enti- SEES, ASSIGNEES, job, we train. Must be able to Lorrie Morgan VOTER’S NOTICE WITNESS my hand and tled, at no cost to you, LIENORS, CREDI- the seal of the court on to the provision of TORS, TRUSTEES work Saturdays. Spicy Hot Chicken Coop The Bay County Super- March 5, 2019 certain assistance. AND ALL OTHERS . WHO MAY CLAIM AN CALL RONNIE OR SUE visor of Elections, Mark Please contanct OPENING SOON! Andersen, has received CLERK OF THE Sheila Sims, Chief INTEREST IN THE ES- (850) 769-2317 information that the COURT Deputy Court Admin- TATE OF ROBERT MARCH 2019 persons listed below Bill Kinsaul istrator, Office of AKINS, SR, DEVISEES POTENTIALLY are po- Court Administration ASSIGNEES, tentially ineligible to be Jennifer Estrada at (850) 595-4400 at LIENORS, CREDI- Premium WE’RE HIRING ALL registered to vote. Fail- Deputy Clerk the M. C. Blanchard TORS, TRUSTEES Office Space Available ure to contact this of- Judicial Center, 5th AND ALL OTHERS RESTAURANT POSITIONS! fice within 30 days after ALDRIDGE | PITE, LLP Floor, Pensacola, FL WHO MAY CLAIM AN as early as March 2020 in the heart of Panama Attorney for Plaintiff INTEREST IN THE ES- City; 501 W 11th St. Approximate space avail- this notice is published 32502 within 2 work- Hiring: may result in a determi- 1615 South Congress ing days of your re- TATE OF ROBERT Mid-Coast Maine able; 10,000 square feet. Build to suit, with nation of ineligibility by Avenue Suite 200 ceipt of this AKINS, SR; ROBERT ample parking, 11th street frontage and sepa- Delray Beach, FL AKINS, JR.; THE UN- Auction rate entrance and available signage. the Supervisor of Elec- (described notice); if 29 Water’s Edge Drive KITCHEN MANAGERS tions and removal of 33445 you are hearing or KNOWN SPOUSE OF, BARTENDERS Telephone: (844) ROBERT AKINS, JR. in Lincolnville: Custom the registered voter’s voice impaired, call home, 1.36 acre on Pe- Open House and WAITERS/WAITRESSES name from the state- 470-8804 711. NKA TRESSA AKINS; Facsimile: (561) DOLORES BAKICH; nobscot Bay with 193 HOST/HOSTESS wide voter registration ft. of ocean frontage. Meetings Scheduled system. You should 392-6965 Svetlana Hillis, Esq. and DONALD L. CAR- RESTAURANT COOKS Primary E-Mail: RICO are defendants. Selling to the highest in the News Herald production facility for contact this office by Dunlap & Shipman, March 13. Interested parties should schedule ServiceMail@aldridgepite. The Clerk of this Court bidder over $300,000. Do you have what we’re looking for? calling 850-784-6100 to P. A . appointments for March 13. com shall sell to the highest Paul McInnis Lic. Apply Today! receive information re- 2063 County Highway #AUC217 - (603) garding the basis for 395 and best bidder for Call: 850-683-3215 IMPORTANT cash electronically at 964-1301. Auction sub- Email: [email protected] the potential ineligibility Santa Rosa Beach, FL ject to all Terms of Sale Contact Tim Thompson and instructions on 32459 www.bav.realforeclose.com at, Laketown Wharf: 9902 S Thomas Dr AMERICANS WITH 11:00 AM on view more at at 205-454-1484 Panama City Beach, FL 32408 how to resolve the mat- Tel: (850) 231-3315 www.paulmcinnis.com ✳ ✳ ✳ C6 Tuesday, March 12, 2019 | Daily News

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