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Tuesday, August 20, 2019 www.newsherald.com @The_News_Herald facebook.com/panamacitynewsherald 75¢ Out-of-hospital birth Bozeman senior dies in reports show risk Walton crash

Caroline Long, 17, remembered as ‘good soul’

By Nathan Cobb GateHouse Media Florida

SANTA ROSA BEACH — A Sunday night crash took the life of a 17-year-old high school student driv- Caroline Long, a 17-year-old ing home from her job at a senior at Deane Bozeman Destin restaurant. School, was killed Sunday in Caroline Long was “a good a traffi c crash. [BAY DISTRICT soul who was doing her best SCHOOLS/CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] in life,” said a coworker who was with Long moments accident last night,” Sharon before she passed away. Michalik, spokeswoman for “It started storming Bay District Schools, said shortly before we left the in an emailed statement building, and I knew she had Monday. Michalik added a long drive home,” Nicole that grief counselors were at Noriz, a 16-year-old Fort Deane Bozeman School on Walton Beach girl, wrote Monday to help struggling Monday on Facebook. “I students and faculty. just wanted her to be safe. A post on the school’s Brenden Charles Fisher’s parents, Paris Bean and Jason Fisher, feed their son through a tube in late April I don’t remember exactly Facebook page said that Long at their Sarasota home. Brenden suffered a severe brain injury during an attempted breech delivery at a what we were talking about, was a very involved student, Sarasota birthing center in January. Eight months after that ordeal, Brenden still depends on the feeding but I just remember telling serving as yearbook editor tube. [GATEHOUSE MEDIA PHOTO / THOMAS BENDER] her to be careful.” and a member of the soccer The girls worked at the team and Diamond Girls. Starbucks at the Silver Sands “As Emily Dickinson once Deaths and injuries birth outcomes. They detail that died in utero to a mother Outlet. said, ‘unable are the loved to detailed in fi rst set 11 incidents, including two who was two weeks past her Long, a Panama City resi- die, for love is immortality,’” of reports required high-profile tragedies, due date, and a lifeless baby dent, was a senior at Deane the school’s tribute said. by a new Florida law between mid-October and whose mother’s water broke Bozeman School. Accord- “Caroline will be remem- mid-July and offer another more than a day before she ing to the Florida Highway bered in our hearts forever.” By Emily Le Coz glimpse into the potential was admitted to the birthing Patrol media release, she died For Noriz, Long was the GateHouse Media dangers of delivering a baby center in active labor. at about 9 p.m. while driving kind of “girl that really at home or in a freestanding All those scenarios home on U.S. Highway 98. worked for what she had,” At least six infants and one birth center. require midwives to con- Long was struck by and someone who would mother have died in planned A recent GateHouse Media sult with or transfer clients Destin’s Kassidy Nam- always have her back. out-of-hospital births with and Herald-Tribune investi- to a physician with hospital niek, 23, who was driving While the two only knew midwives since October in gation, “Failure to Deliver,” privileges, according to state on the wrong side of the each other for a couple Florida, according to new found such deliveries are regulations. road, the release said. Both months, Noriz said she’d state reports obtained by twice as likely to end in infant One midwife appeared in were pronounced dead on never forget her. GateHouse Media. death and injury as those two separate, fatal incidents. scene. The accident is under “It’s just so weird to know An additional three infants inside a hospital. And fami- Naomi Mizrachi, of Naples, investigation. that I saw her face and heard and two mothers suffered lies have little recourse when delivered a baby in April who “Bozeman faculty and her voice probably 20 min- catastrophic or potentially something goes wrong. was transferred to the hospi- staff are mourning the loss utes before she was gone,” life-threatening injuries. Among the incidents tal for breathing difficulty and of (Caroline) from a tragic car she said. The reports were the described in the new reports later removed from life support first filed with the Florida are two breech babies that from kidney failure, the report Department of Health under got stuck in the birth canal states. a 2018 law meant to track and either died or suffered adverse out-of-hospital severe brain injury; a baby See RISK, A11 10th PCB drowning sets 15-year record

Community hails fl yover traffi c shift By Ed Offley Monday. Officials said two The News Herald men, a father and 23-year- old son, ventured into the By Collin Breaux Transportation shifted west- was up there.” PANAMA CITY BEACH Gulf at 1:30 a.m. At the [email protected] bound traffic from temporary Smalley said he didn’t see — The Gulf of Mexico time, single red warning @PCNHCollinB U.S. 98 to permanent U.S. any negatives with the change has now claimed its 10th flags were flying, signaling 98. On Monday, people who associated with the 23rd drowning victim this year “high hazard” to swim- BAY COUNTY — Members drove through it liked it. Street flyover project, which in Bay County, setting an mers because of the threat of the business commu- “It’s an improvement,” is intended to improve move- all-time high for swim- from wave action and rip nity along U.S. 98 said they said Dallas Smalley, who ment through intersections. ming fatalities in the past currents caused by fierce approve of the traffic shift owns Bay Cycle and Fitness. An FDOT news release 15 years. thunderstorms that passed that began Friday. “Anything they put up there Few details were avail- The Florida Department of would be better than what See TRAFFIC, A7 able about the incident See DROWNING, A7

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Oil company wants well in Gulf County

Spooner Petroleum road to the site and proposes to drill near create a buffer one mile in Wetappo Creek and circumference around the the western end of drilling site. the Dead Lakes The land will be leased from the owner, Bear Creek Tim Croft Timber, LLC. GateHouse Media Florida Spooner, which owns all mineral rights according to PORT ST. JOE — A the application, proposes Mississippi-based oil to drill to a depth of almost A motorist drives through a fl ooded intersection at Sixth Street and Mulberry Avenue on Monday. [PATTI company has filed an 13,000 feet over the course BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] application with the of 20-25 days. Florida Department of The target is what is Environmental Protection known geologically as the to drill an exploratory Smackover Formation oil well in northern Gulf within the Panama City County. Prospect, which sits Torrential rains bring There is no timeline for beneath Gulf and Calhoun when final action would counties. come from the FDEP; state According to the agencies have 30 days to application, the Smackover fl ash fl ood warnings weigh in on the project Formation extends to the following its early July Jay Field in Santa Rosa/ application. Escambia counties. News Herald staff report Spooner Petroleum That Jay Field provided Co., based in Ridgeland, something of a target BAY COUNTY — Heavy Mississippi, proposed to when seismic testing was rains overnight and into late drill on a 4.79-acre site performed in northern Monday morning had most of near Wetappo Creek and Gulf County and Calhoun southern Bay County under the western end of the County, to considerable flood warnings with water Dead Lakes. controversy, in 2016. pooling on roads and forcing The area was included From the outset, the several closures. as part of seismic testing company performing the The Panama City Police three years ago searching testing pointed to the Jay Department initially closed for potential gas and oil Field. the southbound lanes of deposits. The team of Lampl Martin Luther King Jr. Bou- In its application, Herbert, contracted levard between 15th Street Spooner said it will and 17th Street, eastbound construct a dirt access See OIL, A4 lanes of 15th Street between Harrison Avenue and Luverne Flash fl ooding created dangerous conditions for drivers in Avenue, eastbound lanes downtown Panama City on Monday. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] of 15th Street near Florida Avenue, the 100 block of Oak Avenue and the northwest corner of the intersection Proposals take of 23rd Street and State 77, according to a statement from the city. Those roads later were aim at state’s reopened. The Bay County Sheriff’s Office issued a road closure fi reworks ban Monday for Boat Race Road between East U.S. Business 98 and South Tyndall Park- way early Monday. Water The News Service of Florida during the 2020 legisla- pooled each time the rains tive session, which begins grew heavy in the usual spots TALLAHASSEE — Flo- in January. known for flooding, such as ridians could add more “It’s time to stop penal- Beach Drive in Panama City. sparkle to the Fourth of izing Floridians for wanting Even large city work trucks found the going diffi cult on the severely Officials with Bay District July and two other holi- to celebrate American tra- fl ooded streets in downtown Panama City on Monday. [PATTI BLAKE/ Schools urged people to be days, under the latest ditions,” Hutson told The cautious when heading to THE NEWS HERALD] attempt to water down the News Service of Florida, school. state’s prohibition against after filing his proposal last “We know some roads are weather-related tardies at “Our public works is aware fireworks. week. flooded and we’re initiat- their discretion so please of the situation and are work- The push to make the Florida’s fireworks reg- ing our alternate bus stop focus on safety first.” ing as best they can to address sale of fireworks legal on ulations have repeatedly protocol (impacted families Parker officials said Sunday individual problems,” the city Independence Day, Memo- come under scrutiny by are getting an IRIS),” the night the city received “over 5 said in a Facebook post. “Lift rial Day and New Year’s legislators, with one law- district stated in a Facebook inches of rain in a short period stations are pumping waste- Eve is being spearheaded maker calling the current post. “Principals will excuse of time.” water as quickly as possible.” by Sen. Travis Hutson, a statute one of the “goofiest St. Augustine Republican, laws in the nation.” and Rep. Ana Maria Rodri- Under Florida law, rela- guez, R-Doral. tively innocuous devices The Republican duo have such as sparklers are filed legislation (SB 140, Walton masseuse accused HB 65) for consideration See BAN, A4 of sexual battery on client

GateHouse Media Florida After the incident, the Vonderheide, the woman woman went back to said Vonderheide said he SANTA ROSA BEACH her home and told her was sorry. He took full — A massage therapist at husband what happened. responsibility and said, “I Ocean Elements Spa was Later that day, her husband should not have done that.” arrested Aug. 9 after allegedly went to the spa and said he When the husband told him sexually wanted to file a complaint it was illegal, Vonderheide battering a regarding sexual misconduct said he knew it was. The woman during and asked to speak with husband then left the spa and a massage. a manager and another called law enforcement. The woman employee as a witness. Investigators interviewed told deputies Vonderheide told the Vonderheide who she went in woman’s husband he could said he did not want to Vonderheide for a massage act as the manager and lose his license or make the previous all three parties went into incriminating statements, the FURRY FRIENDS | A6 day and that the therapist, a separate room of the release said. James Vonderheide, 49, business and closed the door, Based on previous OFFICIALS WEIGH LETTING of DeFuniak Springs, had according to a press release statements, Vonderheide inappropriately touched from the Walton County was charged with sexual DOGS ON NAVARRE BEACH her breasts and vaginal area Sheriff’s Office. during her massage. While confronting See BATTERY, A4 * ** A4 Tuesday, August 20, 2019 | The News Herald

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Kansas City 94/74/t 83/66/t Topeka 96/74/pc 87/68/t need for eye and skin protection. 6:57a 12:37a ©2019 Last year's high/low ...... 88°/78° 7:20p 1:21p Las Vegas 107/79/s 109/81/s Tucson 108/80/s 107/80/s Normal high/low ...... 90°/75° Panama City 2:52a 7:42a Los Angeles 84/64/pc 87/64/pc Wash., DC 94/75/pc 95/77/t Record high ...... 96° (1990) 1:50p 7:21p Record low ...... 65° (1976) Port St. Joe 3:19a 7:41a Precipitation 10:41a 12:47p 24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 8.65" Okaloosa Island 2:27a 9:00a Month to date ...... 14.11" 1:01p 7:10p Normal month to date ...... 4.53" 10 a.m. Noon 2 p.m. 4 p.m. Milton 6:07a 12:15p Year to date ...... 59.86" 0-2 3-5 6-7 4:41p 10:25p Low; Moderate; High; East Bay Normal year to date ...... 40.53" 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme 5:11a 11:45a Average humidity ...... 89% 3:45p 9:55p Fort Walton Beach MOON PHASES Pensacola 4:27a 10:28a Temperatures 3:01p 8:38p Fishing Bend 5:08a 11:19a High/low ...... 86°/79° 3:42p 9:29p Last year's high/low ...... 85°/75° The Narrows 6:04a 12:21a Normal high/low ...... 89°/76° Last New First Full 4:38p 1:19p Record high ...... 97° (1952) Carrabelle Aug 23 Aug 30 Sep 5 Sep 13 5:59a 11:35a Record low ...... 53° (1982) 6:22p 11:15p Precipitation RIVER LEVELS 24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.40" SUN AND MOON Month to date ...... 2.90" Through 7 a.m. Mon. Flood Normal month to date ...... 4.68" Sunrise today ...... 6:12 a.m. Apalachicola Level Stage Year to date ...... 32.96" Sunset tonight ...... 7:19 p.m. Blountstown 2.97 ft. 15 ft. Normal year to date ...... 42.12" Moonrise today ...... 10:27 p.m. Choctawhatchee Average humidity ...... 83% Moonset today ...... 10:31 a.m. Caryville 2.00 ft. 12 ft. Alabama BEACH FLAG WARNINGS Shown are today’s noon postions of Clairborne 35.10 ft. 42 ft. weather systems and precipitation. Escambia Temperature bands are highs for the day. Water Century 3.58 ft. 17 ft. Low Medium High closed Dangerous Tombigbee Hazard Hazard Hazard to public Marine Life Coffeeville, AL 1.93 ft. 29 ft.

use the fireworks for cer- for celebration and not agri- opposed any changes to the — in the emergency room BAN tain agricultural purposes, cultural loopholes during law, warning of more injuries on the Fourth of July and specifically for “frightening specific holidays,” the St. to consumers if the market is on New Year’s Eve than From Page A3 birds from agricultural work Augustine Republican said. less restricted. you have today,” Ron and fish hatcheries.” State lawmakers over the But Rep. Jamie Grant, a Book, a lobbyist for TNT, Rodriguez said her bill will years have tried and failed Tampa Republican who in said while speaking against legal for Floridians to buy. ensure consumers in Florida to amend the statute regu- 2018 sponsored legislation Grant’s bill in 2018. But “firecrackers, torpe- “aren’t caught up in a loop- lating the use and sale of that would have repealed the Despite numerous failed does, skyrockets, roman hole that is outdated and fireworks, from repeal- ban on exploding fireworks, attempts to repeal the pro- candles, dago bombs, and unnecessary.” ing the ban to proposing told the News Service on hibition, some lawmakers any fireworks containing Hutson, who is in the run- changes to the legal waiver. Monday that money also continue to poke fun at Flor- any explosives or flammable ning to take over as Senate But legislators have been fuels companies’ opposition ida’s fireworks ban. compound or any tablets or president in 2022, said his unable to change the regula- to getting rid of the current Ahead of last year’s Fourth other device containing any proposal would allow indi- tions set in place more than a regulations. of July celebration, Senate explosive substance” are viduals to pledge to use the decade ago. In 2018, trauma centers Budget Chairman Rob off-limits. fireworks “solely and exclu- In the past, fireworks also lobbied against the bill. Bradley, R-Fleming Island, Yet individuals can buy sively” during one of the three companies — including “You will have constitu- tweeted that the state has and use aerial and explosive designated holidays. TNT Fireworks, Phantom ents — many, many more “the goofiest laws in the devices, as long as they sign “This year, we are sticking Fireworks and Sky King Fire- constituents, and many, nation when it comes to regu- a waiver saying they will strictly to the use of fireworks works — have strenuously many more young children lation of fireworks.”

of Dallas. rivers. A period of heavy system will contain runoff water at high speed to break OIL Last year, Cholla applied rain could be disastrous from the rig mat area. up underground formations. to the FDEP for permits if it carries toxins into the “This system will collect A bill to establish state From Page A3 to drill in Calhoun County river system,” the stormwater runoff and rules for fracking died in the along the same underground environmental advocacy operation fluid volumes that Florida Legislature several to perform the testing, formation near the Dead group wrote. could run off the drill rig years running and a grassroots said, “The working theory Lakes and Apalachicola The proposed Spooner during drilling operations effort was undertaken to behind the seismic testing River; the permits well would be drilled on a (i.e. drilling mud, drill water, secure resolutions to ban was that any oil and gas have yet to be issued. newly-constructed pad, 450 etc.); two sump pumps in fracking in more than two deposits found would be an Apalachicola Riverkeeper feet by 450 feet, designed the containment ditch which dozen counties. extension of the Jay Field, formally protested those to meet Northwest Florida will direct the volumes into Among them was Gulf which has produced oil, applications. Water Management District collection tanks. County, with the Board of through conventional “The development of oil stormwater requirements, “The storage capacity of the County Commissioners drilling, for decades.” and gas in this area threatens according to the application onsite retention system and approving the resolution. The Jay Field is referenced the basic quality of life due to documents. perimeter berm is designed to Then-Congresswoman in Spooner’s application, the high risk of pollution of “A 3-foot outer berm will mitigate risk of run-off during Gwen Graham expressed which cites the seismic data the surface and groundwater, surround the drill pad and a 100-year storm event,” the concerns about the testing collected three years ago in subsidence of coastal plain, is designed to contain any application said. to the U.S. Department its application to drill in Gulf air quality, and community surface fluids and retard run- The of the Interior, calling County. character. ... Exploratory off into local water bodies,” application to even test in 2016 fracking “incompatible” The seismic testing was wells bring the risk of the application detailed. set off considerable outcry tied with the natural resources conducted at the behest releasing harmful chemicals A secondary containment to concerns about fracking, and limestone base of of Cholla Petroleum out into the wetlands and stormwater management the use of chemicals and Northwest Florida.

County Jail. His bond was Eglin AFB airman dies after fi tness test BATTERY set at $25,000. The owners of From Page A3 Ocean Elements Spa By Jim Thompson an Eglin Air Force Base news Evaluation Center at Eglin, cooperated fully with the 315-4445 | @Jimtnwfdn release called “health compli- died at approximately 1:30 a.m. battery. Vonderheide investigation, officials [email protected] cations” apparently connected Saturday at the local hospital, also was charged said. It is believed to be an with an Air Force physical fit- according to a news release with battery for allegedly isolated incident, EGLIN AFB — A 29-year- ness test. issued from the base Monday. touching the woman’s according to the release. old Air Force officer died early Capt. Tranay Tanner of Tanner completed the routine breasts and stomach WCSO is asking anyone Saturday at Fort Walton Beach Detroit, assigned to Detach- physical fitness test Friday without consent. who believes they have Medical Center, less than 24 ment 2 of the Air Force morning, and was taken to the He was transported and been a victim of a similar hours after experiencing what Operational Test and base hospital at 8:30 a.m. booked into the Walton crime to call 850-892-8111. * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, August 20, 2019 A5

OBITUARIES LOCAL & STATE

SUSAN BIGGS JAMES C. TRZECIAK BURDETTE WHAT’S HAPPENING Visitation for James at 7 p.m. A funeral Arrangements for C. Trzeciak, 66, of Mass will begin at 2 Today Submit an event Susan Biggs Bur- Lynn Haven, Florida, p.m. Friday, Aug. 23, dette, 57, of Panama who died Aug. 16, 2019, at Saint Domi- SEASIDE FARMERS Email [email protected] with “What’s Happening” City, Florida, who 2019, will be from 6-8 nic Catholic Church. MARKET: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the subject line. died Aug. 18, 2019, p.m. Thursday, Aug. To extend condo- on the amphitheater at Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday events: will be announced by 22, 2019, at Heritage lences, visit www. Seaside. Free; open to the Due by 5 p.m. Wednesday before Kent-Forest Lawn Funeral Home, with heritagefhllc.com. public. Fresh produce, Wednesday events: Due by 5 p.m. Monday before Funeral Home. a rosary beginning baked goods, dairy prod- Thursday events: Due by 5 p.m. Tuesday before ucts, native plants and other unique offerings. DORSEY L. CLARK CLINTON P. ‘BUG’ MOSELEY Live music. Details: 850-516-5648 Saturday VOLUNTEER WORK- Services for Dorsey Clinton P. “Bug” SHOP: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday THE MARKET AT ST. L. Clark, 85, of Panama Moseley, 55, of Panama at Covenant Care, 107 W. ANDREWS: 8 a.m. to City, Florida, who City, Florida, passed 19th St., Panama City. ARE YOU NEWS LITER- 1 p.m. at the yacht died Aug. 18, 2019, on Friday, Aug. 16, Details: Alisha Townsend ATE?: 9:30-11 a.m. at basin next to The will be private. He will 2019. He loved fish- Hall, volunteer manager, the Bay County Public Shrimp Boat Restaurant be buried in Green- ing, cookouts, draw- 850-753-4985 Library’s computer on Beck Avenue for wood Cemetery. ing, working as a CarSLAM WORKSHOP: 5 lab, 898 W. 11th St., locally-crafted prod- To extend condo- small engine repair p.m. offered free by The Panama City. With all ucts and fresh produce; lences, visit www. mechanic, and had Bay Storytellers, at City the resources available family- and pet-friendly. heritagefhllc.com. the gift to gab. Arts Cooperative, 318 online, it can be diffi cult Details: Facebook.com/ He was preceded in Luverne Ave., Panama City, to tell what is factual St.Andrews.Waterfront. death by his grand- for anyone wanting help information. Take this Farmers.Market or TERRY CARRIGAN parents; his dad, Billy polishing their story for course to learn how 850-532-8384 Joe Moseley, Sr.; the storytelling CarSLAM to differentiate fact GRAND LAGOON Arrangements and a sister, Susan Carter officiating. The on Aug. 23 at Bill Cramer from fake news online. WATERFRONT FARM- for Terry Carrigan, Marie Lemasters. family will receive Chevrolet Buick Cadil- Registration required: ERS MARKET: 8 a.m. to 1 71, of Panama City Those left to cher- friends beginning at lac and GMC. Stories are 850-522-2107 p.m. in the parking lot of Beach, Florida, who ish his memory include 1 p.m. prior to the limited to 7 minutes and CODE CLUB FOR KIDS: Capt. Anderson’s Res- died Aug. 16, 2019, his mother, Rebecca services. Interment must be told, not read. 3:30 p.m. at Panama City taurant, 5551 N. Lagoon will be announced by R. Moseley John- will follow at Lynn Details: Pat, 850-814-2616 Beach Public Library, 12500 Drive, Panama City Kent-Forest Lawn son and stepfather, Haven Cemetery. BEYOND THE LENS — Hutchison Blvd., Panama Beach, with local makers, Funeral Home. Samuel Johnson; a The family requests, BOOK & FILM SERIES: 5:30 City Beach. For ages 8-14. bakers and growers. sister, Rhonda Bar- in lieu of flowers, p.m. at the Bay County Learn how to make apps, Child and pet-friendly ron; his brothers, Billy donations to a char- Public Library, 898 W. games and websites while fun. Details: Facebook. E.G. WAGNER JR. Joe Moseley, Corbitt ity of your choice in 11th St., Panama City. gaining skills needed for com/GLWFarmersMar- Moseley, David Mose- memory of Clinton This month’s book is college, career readiness ket/ and 850-481-6848 Funeral services for ley, Greg Moseley, Todd “Bug” Moseley. “Crazy Rich Asians” by and life success. Details: SEASIDE FARMERS Ernie Wagner Jr. of Moseley, Clifton Mose- Those wishing to Kevin Kwan the fi lm will NWRLS.com MARKET: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Panama City Beach, ley and Robin Moseley; extend condolences be “Crazy Rich Asians” SENIORS FELLOWSHIP at the Seaside Amphithe- Florida, who died Aug. and numerous other may do so at www. (2018, rated PG-13). AND DANCE: 5:45 p.m., atre off County 30A. Fresh 14, 2019, will begin at 1 loving family members. heritagefhllc.com. Refreshments provided line dance lessons; 6:30 produce, baked goods, p.m. Wednesday, Aug. Funeral services by the Friends of the Bay p.m., fi nger food; and 7-9 dairy products, native 21, 2019, at Kent-Forest will begin at 2 p.m. Heritage Funeral Home County Public Libraries. p.m., dance at Daffi n Park, plants and other unique Lawn Funeral Home. Tuesday, Aug. 20, & Cremation Services Details, NWRLS.com 310 Kraft Ave., Panama offerings. Live music. Visitation will begin 2019, at Heritage 247 N. Tyndall Parkway GULF COAST BOATING City. Everyone welcome. COMMUNITY BEACH at noon Wednesday. Funeral Home, with Panama City, Fla. AND FISHING SEMINAR First time visitors free. CLEANUP: 9-10 a.m. on Senior Pastor Wilfred 850-785-1316 SERIES: 6-8 p.m. at Leg- Details: 850-265-8058 the shore by Pineapple endary Marine, 4009 ‘TOP O’THE MURDER TO Willy’s in Panama City DAN Thomas Drive, Panama YOU’: Seating at 6 p.m., Beach. Benefi ting East- VANDERFORD JAMES PRESTON MILLS City Beach. Topics: dinner and show at 6:30 gate GIG Youth; for each wahoo/dolphin, Aug. p.m. at La Paz, 950 Gulf person who shows up, the Arrangements for Dan Mr. James Preston Douglas, Georgia, Lucy 20; fl ounder, Sept. 17; Shore Drive, Destin. Pre- restaurant will donate $10 Vanderford, 75, of Pan- Mills, 67, of Douglas, Hartman of Tampa, blackfi n tuna, Oct. 15; sented by Act4Mystery, a to the organization. Raffl e ama City Beach, Florida, Georgia, and formerly Florida, and Darian and winter bay, Nov. 19. local professional comedy prizes offered. Contest who died Aug. 18, 2019, of Panama City, Florida, Cumbie of Panama City, Details: 850-271-8950 troupe that has been for “weirdest item found” will be announced by passed away late Thurs- Florida; three siblings, PANAMA CITY WRITERS performing together since nets two free passes Kent-Forest Lawn day, Aug. 15, 2019, at his Danny Mills, Jerry Mills ASSOCIATION: 6:30-8:30 2003. $34.95 for full fajita to Ripley’s Believe It Or Funeral Home. residence following an and Patsy Messick, all of p.m. at St. Andrews Civic bar, fresh chips and salsa, Not Odditorium. Week’s extended illness. He was Panama City, Florida; Club, 2629 W. 10th St., dinner and show. Reser- winner is a fi nalist for a born June 5, 1952, to the six grandchildren; Panama City. Help critique vations: Act4Mystery.com Weekend Getaway prize. EDNA KATE late John Mills and the one great-grandchild; each other’s writings. All or 850-862-2885. SPECIAL MEMORIAL LOCKE late Idell Pettis Mills. a number of nieces, genres. Meeting on fi rst PANAMA CITY BEACH FUNDRAISER: 11 a.m. to 3 Mr. Mills, a native of nephews, cousins; and third Tuesdays of each SUMMER CONCERT p.m. at Walmart, 2101 S. Funeral services for Panama City, Florida, and a host of friends. month. Details, panamac- SERIES: 7-9 p.m. at Aaron State 77, Lynn Haven, in Mrs. Edna Kate Locke, had recently moved The funeral service itywriters.org Bessant Park, 600 Pier honor of retired Sgt. Jim 86, formerly of Boni- to Douglas. He was was at 1 p.m. Monday, Park Drive. Free event. Smith, Lynn Haven Police fay, Florida, who died a retired construc- Aug. 19, 2019, at First Wednesday Bring lawn chairs and Department, and family. Aug. 16, 2019, will begin tion/engineer with Assembly of God in blankets to enjoy the Angel’s BBQ & Catering at 2 p.m. Wednesday, the Florida Depart- Douglas with the Rev. OPEN MIC: 6-8 p.m. EDT sounds of summer music; will be serving pulled Aug. 21, 2019, at Carmel ment of Transporta- Drake Lomax, the Rev. at Bowery Station, 17 coolers, food and pets are pork dinner plates with Assembly of God Church. tion. Mr. Mills also was Byron Griffis and the Avenue F, Suite C, Apala- welcome. Tonight: Ronnie pulled pork sandwiches, Interment will follow in an ordained minister Rev. Marshall Adcock chicola. All levels of talent Wolf & The Pack. two sides and a drink for Union Hill Baptist Church in the Assemblies of officiating. A graveside are welcome. Details: a minimum donation of Cemetery with Peel God. He was a U.S. service and interment BoweryStation.us Friday $10. Donations also can Funeral Home directing. Army veteran. will be held at 10 a.m. GULF JAZZ SOCIETY be made at any Inno- Survivors include Wednesday, Aug. 21, — GIACOMO GATES THE JOE MEMBER SHOW: vations branch offi ce, his wife, Abbie Gail 2019, at Evergreen RETURNS: 6:30 p.m. at Opening today, the Account #71252897. Cash FRANCES YATES Blankenship Mills of Memorial Gardens in Alice’s on Bayview, 1000 exhibit runs through Sept. donations and gift cards DUDLEY Douglas, Georgia; four Panama City, Flor- Bayview Ave., Panama 28 at The Joe Center for for the family will be children, April Haney ida. Ricketson Funeral City. Popular and the Arts, 201 Reid Ave., accepted. Funeral services for of Fort Walton Beach, Home is in charge of acclaimed vocalist and Port St. Joe. Details: The- 23RD ANNUAL MBARA Frances Yates Dud- Florida, Jamie Mills of the arrangements. instructor Giacomo Gates JoeCenter.org KINGFISH TOURNAMENT: ley will begin at 1 p.m. will be accompanied by 23RD ANNUAL MBARA 1-5 p.m. EDT weigh- Thursday, Aug. 22, 2019, Robert Orr (guitar) and KINGFISH TOURNAMENT: ins at Mexico Beach at Evergreen Memo- JOHN DANIEL MULLIS Steve Gilmore (bass). 5-9 p.m. EDT captains’ Marina. Details: MBARA. rial Gardens. Visitation Sponsored by Innovations party with live music and org will be from 6-8 p.m. John Daniel Mullis, Frances Bard and Judy Federal Credit Union, food at Gulf County Vet- LADIES SING THE BLUES: Wednesday, Aug. 21, 82, of Panama City, Walker; and numerous with special guests, voice erans Memorial Park in 8 p.m.-until at CityArts 2019, at her daughter’s Florida, passed away nieces and nephews. students from Gulf Coast Port St. Joe. Registration: Cooperative, 318 Luverne home, 3634 T. Street, on Saturday, Aug. 17, Funeral services will State College. Reserva- MBARA.org; $175 per boat Ave., Panama City. With Panama City, Florida. 2019. He was born on be held at 2 p.m. Friday, tions: Amy or Larry, STORY SLAM — ‘GET THIS Janey Walker, comedi- Wilson Funeral Home Aug. 10, 1937, in DeFu- Aug., 23, 2019, in the 850-784-2106. Seating SHOW ON THE ROAD’: enne Vannessa Rae and is handling arrangements. niak Springs, Florida, Wilson Funeral Home limited. Pay at the door; 6-9 p.m. at Bill Cramer Suzanne LaRue. Admis- to Harvey and Laura Chapel with the Rev. $10 for GJS members, $12 Chevrolet Buick GMC, sion $20, available at Mullis. He served in the Carl Fondren officiat- for others. Half of the net 2251 W. 23rd St., Panama LSTB.eventbrite.com. GROVER WILLIAM United States Navy and ing. Interment will proceeds will be set aside City. Tell or listen to short DAVIS worked as a supervi- follow at Evergreen for an Oaks by the Bay stories about any road Sunday sor for Gulf Power. Memorial Gardens. Park restoration fund. less traveled at this new A celebration of life He was preceded in The family will receive STANDUP COMEDY: 8 p.m. car show/Bay Storytellers OPEN MIC COMEDY: 7 ceremony for Mr. Gro- death by his wife, Vir- friends at the funeral at The Village Door Music slam. Cash prizes, door p.m. at Slapsticks Cue ver William Davis, 77, ginia Mullis; one daugh- home from 1-2 p.m. Hall, Miramar Beach. prizes and more. Free & Brew, 1508 Calhoun of Panama City, Florida, ter, Johnna Brown; and prior to the services. Featuring Sonya White admission. Details: Face- Ave., Panama City. Free who died Aug. 17, 2019, his parents. He is sur- In lieu of flowers, and Damon Sumner; $10 book.com/BayStorytellers admission. will begin at 10 a.m. Sat- vived by two daughters, memorial donations admission. CENTRAL SQUARE urday, Aug. 24, 2019, at Hazel Land (Jason) and may be made to Emer- HURRICANE RECOV- CINEMA — ‘A GOOFY Monday First Baptist Church of Robin Bruce (Brian); ald Coast Hospice in ERY DAYS: 10 a.m. to 3 MOVIE’: 8 p.m. at the Panama City. Visitation four grandchildren, memory of John Mullis. p.m. Lunch served to amphitheater in Seaside. BAY COUNTY COUNCIL will be from 4-7 p.m. Daniel Brown, Ryan all seniors at noon. Free admission. A differ- ON AGING MEETING: 10 Friday, Aug. 23, 2019, Dixon, Tara Hopper Wilson Funeral Home Games, puzzles, domi- ent family friendly fi lm a.m. in the fellowship hall at the family home. (Josh) and Adam Land; Family Owned Since 1911 noes. Bingo at 1 p.m. Free each Friday in August. of First Baptist Church of Southerland Family one great-grandchild, 214 Airport Road line dance lessons 2-3 Bring lawn chairs or Fountain, 18906 N. U.S. Funeral Home is han- Kennedy Brown; three Panama City, Fla. p.m. at Daffi n Park, 310 blankets. 231, Fountain. Details: dling arrangements. sisters, Hazel Horn, 850-785-5272 Kraft Ave., Panama City. 850-769-3468

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A couple walks their dogs on Security costs up at the beach in Walton County. governor’s mansion Residents in Walton County can apply for a The News Service of Florida buy a Cessna Citation given to other individuals permit to have Latitude from Textron worthy of state protec- dogs on the TALLAHASSEE — Flor- Aviation Inc., to replace tion or for whom “failure beach. Santa ida taxpayers spent more the twin-engine King to provide security or Rosa County than $4.3 million in one Air the agency had used transportation could is considering year to protect the occu- to ferry DeSantis around result in a clear and pres- allowing dogs pants of the governor’s the state. ent danger to the personal on its beaches mansion and various vis- Scott, who is now a U.S. safety of such persons as well. iting dignitaries, according senator, sold the state or could result in public [GATEHOUSE to state records released planes upon taking office embarrassment to the MEDIA FILE last week. as governor in 2011. Scott, state.” PHOTO] The total for the fiscal the wealthiest governor in Most of the security year that ended June 30 Florida history, used his coverage for out-of- is a $1 million jump from personal aircraft to travel. state dignitaries came the previous year, the The state acquired the during official visits, Florida Department of King Air — which had a such as Vice President Offi cials weigh letting Law Enforcement report serious mechanical issue Michael Pence’s March shows. while taking DeSantis to appearance in Jackson- More than half of the Miami shortly after the ville, which drew a state dogs on Navarre Beach increase — $549,063 — can Republican governor’s law-enforcement tab of be attributed to the cost to inauguration in January $300.39. Some items are By Duwayne Escobedo beach visitors. represents Navarre Beach cover Gov. Ron DeSan- — from the federal govern- listed as “personal” trips GateHouse Media Florida “(The beach is) not as the District 4 commis- tis, as he transitioned ment for $10,000 in 2016. to the Sunshine State, populated at those times,” sioner, said because dog into office following the Protection for the first such as the premier of MILTON — You might Adams reported to the owners must pay a $40 November election. ladies the past fiscal year Ontario’s late Decem- be able to avoid the guilt five-member commis- fee annually to license The figures in the annual came to $319,278. But that ber trip to Miami, which of leaving your dog locked sion. “It’s very quiet. their dogs under the new “Report of Transportation figure could increase in cost Florida taxpayers in your hotel room or at We’re not going to be like ordinance, he doubted and Protective Services” the current year, as first $1,135.50. home, while you romp out there in midday.” that would be a problem. represent what was spent lady Casey DeSantis has Included in the cost around Navarre Beach. Caroline Stahala with Those who own spayed or protecting former Gov. taken a more active role in for “visiting dignitar- As part of a review of the Francis M. Weston neutered dogs would pay Rick Scott, DeSantis, policy issues than former ies” coverage is $66,036 the animal services ordi- Audubon Society also $15 annually for a license. their families, the gover- first lady Ann Scott, which previously reported to nance, Santa Rosa County weighed in on the issue. Meanwhile, seniors would nor’s mansion, and select could lead to more travel protect Cabinet mem- commissioners discussed Her concern was prevent- pay $8 a year but their officials who traveled and appearances. bers — Chief Financial Monday allowing dogs ing dogs from disturbing dogs must be altered. throughout Florida. The Another $37,461 was Officer Jimmy Patronis, on a leash to splash in bird nesting and other Piech said he likes the report doesn’t outline spent providing security Attorney General Ashley the Santa Rosa Sound on sensitive beach wildlife. voluntary dog licensing how the security details for the “first family,” Moody and Agriculture county-owned property She suggested the Gulf program because it helps were manned or oper- and $236,949 was spent Commissioner Nikki near the Navarre Beach side on the eastern end them enjoy the beach ated, and doesn’t break to man the governor’s Fried — while on a state utility. of the beach near the with all their “family” down the spending on each mansion and grounds, mission with DeSantis to Dog lovers, like Trudy Gulf Islands National members. governor. according to the records. Israel at the end of May. Adams, want to join other Seashore. “I look at it as extra The spending is topped The first family’s secu- Security for DeSantis on dog-friendly beaches in Bob Cole, the District 2 insurance policy,” Piech by $3.05 million for the rity costs for the current the Israel trip has yet to Northwest Florida, such commissioner, suggested said. “Mine are micro- salary of law enforcement year also could grow, be broken out. as the Panama City Beach a trial period at the sound chipped but I still would officers who provided with the addition of the Other security spend- dog playground and side location. He opposed like to have tags on them security for the governor, DeSantis’ two young ing in Florida also sugar-white Gulf County allowing dogs on the Gulf just in case. I hope people and $596,349 for costs tied children to the governor’s included coverage for beaches touted by Visit side. will see the benefit of this to transportation. mansion. The Scotts’ the governors of Colo- Florida. “If we’re constantly and they’ll participate in It’s unclear how future children were adults who rado, Illinois, Indiana, She walked the beach sending someone out to it.” transportation costs lived on their own while Kentucky, Maine, New on the sound side and Gulf pick up (poop) — some- The commission’s next will be affected by the the former governor and Jersey, South Carolina, side recently between 4 thing we’re doing that dog step is to schedule a public state’s purchase of a his wife resided at 700 N. Tennessee, Virginia, p.m. and 8 a.m. The pro- owners should do — then hearing on the revised nine-passenger jet. FDLE Adams St. in Tallahassee. Washington and West posed ordinance includes we nix the program,” Cole animal services ordinance officials recently agreed The report also pro- Virginia, on personal or the time restriction to said. and whether to allow dogs to spend $15.5 million to vides glimpses of security official trips to the state. avoid tourists and other Dave Piech, who at Navarre Beach. And the state spent more than $8,000 pro- viding security during eight visits to Florida by former Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rosselló in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, which devastated the island in 2017. The governor left office ear- lier this month, resigning after the publication of embarrassing chat messages.

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A spike in swimming fatalities this summer DROWNING prompted the Panama City Beach City Council on July 25 to enact a beach safety ordinance From Page A1 empowering city fi re rescue personnel and police to order swimmers out of the water when double red fl ags are fl ying, and authorizes civil through the county on fi nes and misdemeanor criminal charges (by Sunday. Nevertheless, police only) for repeat violators. In addition, a the water was not closed consensus has emerged on the council to begin to swimming at that time. exploring how the city and county might establish After entering the a comprehensive lifeguard program like that of water, the father “lost Walton County’s. sight of his son,” said Panama City Beach spokeswoman Debbie Both in 2003 and 2008, establish a comprehensive Ward. “Shortly thereaf- there were nine drownings. lifeguard program like that ter, the father found his A spike in swimming of Walton County’s. son floating face down.” fatalities this summer Bay County and Panama No other details of the prompted the Panama City City Beach currently have drowning — including the Beach City Council on July manned lifeguard sta- name of the victim and his 25 to enact a beach safety tions at three public sites home of record — were ordinance empowering — the M.B. Miller and immediately available, city fire rescue personnel Russell-Fields piers, and Ward said. and police to order swim- Rick Seltzer Park — while According to records mers out of the water when relying on roving patrols to from the Bay County Sher- double red flags are flying, protect the rest of the 18.5- iff’s Office and Panama and authorizes civil fines mile Gulf beachfront. City Beach Police Depart- and misdemeanor crimi- In 2006, Walton County ment, the 10 drowning nal charges (by police created a lifeguard pro- deaths surpass the high- only) for repeat violators. gram that today has 14 est annual total in the past In addition, a consensus manned lifeguard towers 15 years — with several has emerged on the coun- along its 27 miles of months remaining in the cil to begin exploring how beaches that are reinforced warm-weather season. the city and county might by a roving beach patrol.

to Panama City Beach and Debbie Ashbrook, CEO TRAFFIC beyond. of the Central Panhandle “I think it’s going to be Association of Realtors, From Page A1 a big plus. I’m counting said members of her asso- on it helping the values of ciation are excited to see everything up and down progress. stated southbound 23rd the road here,” Smalley “I don’t see traffic out Street traffic will use the said. “23rd Street has of my window anymore ramp to access perma- been a problem for a long, overflowing,” Ashbrook nent westbound U.S. 98 long time.” said. “Our association and westbound U.S. 98 John Clark, who co- services five different motorists will experience owns Johnny’s Tint counties and the Beach no traffic signals between Station, had a similar and Panama City and Michigan Avenue in reaction. this is the perfect loca- Panama City and Wood- “It was very smooth. It tion. It’s making it easy lawn Drive in Panama was nice to see. I think it’s for folks to get to us.” City Beach. going to work well once The project is sched- The shift is intended to people get adjusted to uled for completion in ease traffic flow coming it,” Clark said. “It looks early 2020. Work started from the east and headed good.” in January 2016.

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VIEWPOINTS Freedom of ANOTHER VIEW speech at risk worldwide

ne of the most disturbing contradictions of the modern era: As the potential for rapid communications has grown and spread O exponentially, government censorship and suppression have intensified across the globe. Thanks to recent commentary in the well- respected Economist magazine, we learn: “In 2018, Freedom in the World recorded the 13th consecutive year of decline in global freedom. The reversal has spanned a variety of countries in every region, from long-standing democracies like the United States to consolidated authoritar- ian regimes like China and Russia. The overall losses are still shallow compared with the gains of the late 20th century, but the pattern is con- sistent and ominous. Democracy is in retreat.” Freedom House is an independent, international monitor of free speech and the key role it plays in democracies. It’s 2019 report found that last year 25 governments imposed internet blackouts. The Economist reported, “The most repressive regimes have become more so: among those classed as ‘not free’ by Freedom House, 28% have tight- ened the muzzle in the past five years; only 14% Trump administration’s endangered-species have loosened it. ‘Partly free’ countries were as likely to improve as to get worse, but ‘free’ coun- policy is nothing but animal cruelty tries regressed. Some 19% of them (16 countries) have grown less hospitable to free speech in the or Koch Industries. Yet, weirdly, Fish and past five years, while only 14% have improved. In Florida, where raw Wildlife recently said it Meanwhile, China is creating sophisticated sys- habitat has been drasti- wants to remove the deer tems for policing speech in its nation — includ- cally vanishing for decades, from the endangered spe- ing Hong Kong, an overreach that has led to the Endangered Species cies list. Officials stated staggering protests — and is expanding simi- Act has been instrumental their recommendation is lar operations to limit free speech overseas. Carl Hiaasen in saving iconic wildlife based on the “best avail- The United States retains a relatively high rank- such as the alligator, bald able scientific and com- ing in the Freedom House’s 100-point index, which eagle, wood stork, sev- mercial information.” includes assessments of free-speech rights, other he long Republican eral beloved species of One commercial factor individual freedoms, elections and various factors war on the Endan- sea turtles, the American when weighing the fate of in democracy. But the U.S. rating has dropped to Tgered Species Act crocodile, Everglades kite, the little deer is the amount 86 from 94. (Canada has the highest ranking, 99) heated up last week when manatee, Key deer and, of of wild acreage they need. Part of the decline, according to Freedom the Trump administra- course, the Florida panther. Undeveloped land is lim- House, is attributed to actions by President Don- tion announced it was Heroic efforts and ited — and very valuable ald Trump’s predecessors: For instance, George changing the rules about raised public awareness to builders — in the Keys. W. Bush’s surveillance program that authorized how far the government have boosted the panther The Key deer’s human the bulk collection of private-communication should go to save Amer- population from double constituency is loud, metadata and the Barack Obama administra- ica’s imperiled wildlife. digits to current estimates loyal and bipartisan — as tion’s zealous crackdown on press leaks. Having failed to per- of between 120 and 230 wildlife federal officials But the Economist, which favors capital- suade Congress to shred animals. Ironically, some are likely to see at Thurs- ist democracies, and Freedom House had spe- the landmark conservation critics of the Endangered day’s public hearing at 6 cific warnings about America under Trump. law — signed by a Repub- Species Act point to the p.m. at the Government Whether the concerns are Trump’s efforts to label lican president, Richard prolonging of the panther’s Center in Marathon. reporting as “fake news” or to incite his supporters Nixon, in 1973 — lobbyists tenuous presence as a suc- Judging a creature’s to beat down critics, his attacks have broken presi- for the oil, mining and log- cess story showing that worth on the planet by dential norms and further polarized the nation. ging interests were elated the law did its job, and that weighing the cost of not Trump’s embrace of leaders of nations notoriously by the breadth and bold- regulations are no longer exterminating it is obscene, opposed to free speech — North Korea (Freedom ness of Trump’s shortcut. needed to save the cats. but that cold philoso- House score 3), Saudi Arabia (7) and Russia (20) — The new rules would Back in the 1950s, poach- phy is like scripture to provides Americans with no confidence that Trump make it easier to “de-list” ing and development had hardcore haters of the will stand up for American values abroad or at home. or a remove a species from wiped out all but about two Endangered Species Act. Those nations’ opposition takes the form of incar- the federal endangered list, dozen of the Key deer liv- It’s hardly shocking that ceration under false pretenses, torture and murder. and also to water down ing on Big Ping and a few the current Secretary of As we often remind readers, freedom of speech protections for those clas- other Lower Key island. Interior, David Bernhardt, is not limited to the press. When it is infringed or sified as “threatened.” Thanks to federal and state was a lobbyist for the oil choked off, democracy and we the people are in peril. Regulators will now be supervision, the Key deer and gas industries, or that able to consider economic herds gradually rebounded his new rules will dimin- This editorial first appeared in the factors when deciding to more than 950 adults, ish the issue of climate Sarasota Herald-Tribune whether a particular mam- sub-adults and fawns. change in the govern- mal, bird or wildflower Then, in 2016, an outbreak ment’s decisions about deserves to be treated of screw worms spread a protecting wildlife. as endangered, even if flesh-eating disease that The waters of the Florida it’s indisputably slid- killed about 130 animals. Keys are rising, by the way, LETTER TO THE EDITOR ing toward extinction. The following year, which isn’t too good for In other words, sav- Hurricane Irma sub- the deer or the land devel- Banning “assault” weapons is one answer ing God’s creations from merged much of the Key opers. Unfortunately, the oblivion is a worthy mis- deer’s browsing habitat. deer don’t have any ex- Assault weapons really do exist, and are sion unless it means lost As tourism rebounded, lobbyists working in the easy to distinguish from other fire arms. revenues for ExxonMobil road kills increased. Trump administration. These weapons were developed for military use, and have been adapted for the private market by inhibit- ing their fully automatic firing capability. They are generally patterned after the M16 US rifle or the soviet AK-47 and fire a high velocity .223-caliber round. READER FEEDBACK They should be banned from commercial sales because they enable the least or most mentally ill A letter to the editor from a vet- Mihale Pache: Study after Charlie Hanes-Roberson: shooter to fire more rounds faster and for a sustained eran who suggested a shotgun study after study proves Shotgun is the go-to choice for period than is the case for semi-automatic hunting was the best weapon for home that — rather than confer home protection. Soooo, what rifles, and because the .223-round is designed to be self-defense and that assault protection, guns kept in the are you guys implying? That far more lethal than normal hunting ammunition. rifl es were unnecessary stirred home are associated with an doesn’t mean we don’t still have Regulation or bans of commercial sales of par- the nest among The News Her- increase in the risk of homi- the right to own long rifl es! ticular types of weapons do not violate the second ald’s Facebook fans. cide by a family member or amendment. Commercial sales of fully automatic intimate acquaintance. Anthony Mark Richardson: An rifles are banned for example. Also note that in our Bobby Elmore: It’s a good thing AR is no more of an assault national culture of gun ownership, carrying a gun it’s not called The Bill of Needs. Jeff Grady: I would advise weapon than a rock is. I use was prohibited in large numbers of the towns in It’s The Bill of Rights. This news the writer to monitor mul- mine a lot when hog hunting. early days of the U.S. frontier. The current pro- outlet, the writer of this letter, tiple TV station FB pages gun interpretation of the 2nd amendment was not my neighbor, or anyone else across the country. He Angie Howell Caughlin: Is the norm for much of our early national history. does not get to decide how I might be enlightened as there really any other purpose Socialism does not imply a lack of freedom or liberty protect my home or my family. to how many intruders are for “assault rifl es” other than in a society. Some of the most free and open societ- Your opinion is just that, an perforated by bullets from killing as many people as one ies in northern Europe have a lot of socialist policies. opinion. non-shotguns. can? Likewise capitalism is no panacea. If it were, our country would not have had the great depres- sion or the most recent deep recession. Note also, that our country was brought back from those economic disasters by the very socialistic WRITE TO US policies of the New Deal and government buy outs. Note also the large role of the post WWII GI Bill on Letters should not exceed 350 words and include the letter writer’s name, address and phone number for the emergence of a middle class in our country. verifi cation. Letters may be edited for clarity and brevity. Guest columns of up to 600 words may be sub- mitted as well for consideration. Write: Letters to the editor, The News Herald, P.O. Box 1940, Panama Robert Farmer, Virginia City, FL 32401 Email: [email protected] * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, August 20, 2019 A9 BUSINESS

MARKET WATCH

Dow 26,135.79 ▲ 249.78 Nasdaq 8,002.81 ▲ 106.82 ▲ US extends reprieve S&P 2,923.65 34.97 Russell 1,508.85 ▲ 15.21 NYSE 12,687.91 ▲ 107.50 COMMODITIES on tech sales to Huawei REVIEW By Frank Bajak have expired Monday, apply to a significant por- Huawei is China’s big- Gold 1,500.40 ▼ 12.10 The Associated Press but the Commerce tion of their sales. gest phone maker, and Silver 16.914 ▼ .182 Department extended it “Most of the ongoing sales to the company Platinum 856.80 ▲ 5.30 The Trump admin- for another 90 days, as shipments of U.S. semi- account for a significant Copper 2.5970 ▲ .0070 istration has extended expected. conductors to China are portion of revenues for Oil 56.21 ▲ 1.34 a limited reprieve on Commerce Secretary not covered,” said Paul some U.S. suppliers. U.S. technology sales to Wilbur Ross said the Triolo, an analyst with the The extended limited MARKET Huawei, even as questions main aim of Monday’s Eurasia Group global risk reprieve applies to tech- MOVERS remain over how much of announcement is to give assessment firm. nology sales and transfers an effect broader sanc- smaller U.S. internet and The greater effect necessary for “the contin- • The Estee Lauder tions are having on the wireless companies that appears to be on Google’s ued operations of existing Companies Inc., up Chinese technology giant. rely on Huawei more time In this Aug. 1 fi le Android mobile oper- networks and to support $22.43 to $201.65: The Huawei has become to transition away from photo, U.S. Commerce ating system, which existing mobile services, beauty products com- enmeshed in the trade reliance on its products. Secretary Wilbur Ross Huawei can no longer including cybersecurity pany blew past Wall war between Washing- “Some of the rural com- attends a meeting of use in its smartphones. research,” Commerce Street’s fi scal fourth ton and Beijing, with panies are dependent on the 17th Latin American Huawei has developed said in an updated order quarter expectations President Donald Trump Huawei, so we’re giving Infrastructure Leadership its own operating system Monday. and gave investors a showing a willingness them a little more time Forum, in Brasilia, Brazil. as a replacement, though Shares of U.S. computer solid profi t forecast. to use the sanctions as a to wean themselves off,” The U.S. government executives say they still chipmakers Intel, Qual- • Nvidia Corp., up $11.22 bargaining chip. The U.S. Ross said in an inter- gave chipmakers and hope to be able to keep comm and Micron — all to $170.78: Chipmakers government blacklisted view with Fox Business technology companies a using Android. of which sell to Huawei and other technology Huawei in May, deeming Network. 90-day extension to sell Huawei released a — rose after Monday’s companies can sell sup- it a national security risk, Other exports to products to technology statement saying Mon- announcement. plies to China’s Huawei meaning U.S. firms aren’t Huawei officially remain giant Huawei. [ERALDO day’s extension “does While U.S. companies for an additional 90 days. allow to sell the company restricted, though it’s PERES/ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE not change the fact that are allowed to request technology without gov- not clear how much is PHOTO] Huawei has been treated approval to sell technology BRIEFCASE ernment approval. in practice. Those sanc- unjustly.” The company beyond what’s covered At the time, the U.S. tions, for instance, don’t semiconductor compa- said the extension “won’t in the limited reprieve, ‘Codfather’ won’t fi sh exempted a narrow list bar U.S. telecom compa- nies that supply Huawei have a substantial impact Ross said the government again after settlement of products and services. nies from buying Huawei have determined that the on Huawei’s business has yet to grant any such That exemption would equipment. And U.S. export sanctions don’t either way.” licenses. A fishing magnate known as the Codfather will never be allowed to return to U.S. fisheries, the federal govern- ment said Monday in Tech drives announcing it has set- tled its civil case against a man whose arrest for shirking quotas and broad rally smuggling profits over- seas shocked the East Coast industry. By Alex Veiga Major stock indexes in The settlement with The Associated Press Europe also finished sol- Carlos Rafael and his idly higher. fishing captains will Technology companies Despite their recent clear the way for his powered a rally on Wall gains, U.S. stock indexes assets to be divested, Street Monday that gave are on track to finish the the National Oce- the market its third straight month with losses. The anic and Atmospheric gain. market has been highly Administration said. The surge in tech stocks volatile all month as Those assets have been followed a decision by the investors try to parse con- embroiled in litigation. U.S. to give Chinese tele- flicting signals on the U.S. Rafael was based out com giant Huawei another economy and determine of New Bedford, Mas- 90 days to buy equipment whether a recession is on sachusetts, and was from American suppli- the horizon. sentenced to nearly ers. Chipmakers including A key concern is that four years in prison in Qualcomm, Intel and the escalating and costly 2017. Micron, all rose. trade conflict between The decision to give the world’s two biggest NEW YORK Huawei more time to buy economies will hamper Publisher confi rms goods from U.S. com- growth around the globe. Halperin book panies appeared to put Last week, many stock investors eager for any indexes around the world Mark Halperin’s signs of progress in the struck their lowest levels planned book about the trade war between the this year, before a late 2020 election has been U.S. and China in a buying rally suggested some officially announced mood. calm was returning to the amid protests that the The buying went well markets in what is a tradi- “Game Change” co- beyond technology, with tionally low-volume time author hasn’t earned communication ser- of the year. Analysts say a second chance since vices stocks, health care the concerns that drove facing multiple alle- companies and retail- last week’s sell-off could gations of sexual ers notching solid gains. resurface at any time. harassment. Financial stocks also rose “Investors just need to Regan Arts announced as bond prices headed be prepared for a lot swings Monday that “How To lower, sending yields up and down as markets Beat Trump” will come higher. Energy stocks move,” Warne said. out in November. It climbed following a 2.4% The market’s moves on draws upon the input of increase in U.S. crude oil Monday suggested inves- dozens of Democratic prices. tors’ anxiety took a back party strategists, among “Today is an up day seat to optimism over the them Donna Brazile and because we have some U.S.’s decision on Huawei, David Axelrod. better news on China,” at least for a day. said Kate Warne, chief This could be seen in the LONDON investment strategist at bond market, where yields More eurozone Edward Jones. “There’s rose. That’s a reversal stimulus expected likely to be many of these from much of August, after report 1% higher, 1% lower days, when yields mostly fell as investors search for a as investors sought out Inflation across the longer-term direction. the safety of government 19-country eurozone And that’s what we don’t bonds as the U.S.-China was revised down for have yet.” conflict escalated. On July, official figures The S&P 500 climbed Monday, the yield on the showed Monday, bol- 34.97 points, or 1.2%, to 10-year Treasury note stering expectations 2,923.65. The Dow Jones climbed to 1.61% from that the European Cen- Industrial Average rose 1.54% late Friday. tral Bank will provide 249.78 points, or 1%, The rise in bond yields another shot of stimulus to 26,135.79. The index helped drive financial to the single currency briefly gained 336 points. stocks higher. Wells bloc next month. The Nasdaq, which is Fargo added 1.9% and Eurostat said con- heavily weighted with Citigroup rose 1.3%. sumer prices across technology stocks, rose Investors are weighing the eurozone were up 106.82 points, or 1.3%, to how much of an impact 1% in the year to July, 8,002.81. the trade conflict between its lowest level since Smaller company stocks Washington and Beijing mid-2016, from the also had a good day. The will have on global econ- previous month’s 1.3%. Russell 2000 index gained omies, some of which are 15.21 points, or 1%, to already showing signs of The Associated Press 1,508.85. slowing. * ** A10 Tuesday, August 20, 2019 | The News Herald NATION&WORLD

China lashes out at Taiwan over asylum off er

By Kelvin Chan the use of Chinese troops to and Yanan Wang put down the protests — sim- The Associated Press ilar to the bloody crackdown on protesters in Beijing’s HONG KONG — China Tiananmen Square in 1989 lashed out at Taiwan on — would worsen the current Monday over its offer of polit- U.S.-China trade dispute. ical asylum to participants in “I mean if it’s another Hong Kong’s pro-democracy Tiananmen Square, I think protest movement, a day after it’s a very hard thing to do if hundreds of thousands of there is violence,” Trump told people marched peacefully reporters in New Jersey. “I in the latest massive dem- think there’d be tremendous onstration in the Chinese political sentiment not to do territory. something.” The government of Taiwan, Trump had originally said a self-ruled island that China the protests were a matter for considers its own terri- China to handle but has since tory, strongly supports the suggested that Chinese Presi- protests, and Hong Kong stu- dent Xi Jinping could resolve dents in Taiwan held events the situation by meeting with over the weekend express- protest leaders. ing their backing. Taiwan’s Chinese foreign ministry president made the asylum A man with a sticker that reads “I Stand With Hong Kong” on his glasses gathered with others Sunday spokesman Geng Shuang offer last month, though it’s in Lafayette Square in front of the White House in Washington in solidarity with the “Stand With Hong avoided commenting on not clear if requests have been Kong, Power to the People Rally” in Hong Kong. [CAROLYN KASTER/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Trump’s remarks directly, received. but referred to the president’s Taiwan lacks a formal legal million people participated the procession’s main routes. A former British colony, previous statements on the mechanism for assessing and in Sunday’s Hong Kong When stragglers convened Hong Kong was returned protests. granting asylum requests, rally and march, although outside a government com- to Beijing in 1997 under the “We have noticed that although it has granted the police estimate was far plex in the late evening, other framework of “one coun- President Trump has previ- residency to several vocal lower. Police said the protest protesters urged them to go try, two systems,” which ously stated that Hong Kong opponents of the Chinese was “generally peaceful” home. promised residents cer- is part of China, and that they government. but accused a large group of More protests are planned tain democratic rights not must solve it themselves and On Monday, Ma Xiaoguang, people of “breaching public for the coming weeks, with afforded to people in main- do not need advice. We hope spokesman for the Chinese peace” afterward by occu- various rallies organized by land China. But some Hong that the U.S. side can match Cabinet’s Taiwan Affairs pying a major thoroughfare accountants, transport work- Kongers have accused the its acts to its words,” Geng Office, said Taiwan’s offer and using slingshots to shoot ers, high school students and Communist Party-ruled told reporters at a daily would “cover up the crimes of “hard objects” at government relatives of police officers. central government of erod- briefing. a small group of violent mili- headquarters and pointing Demonstrators’ frustra- ing their freedoms in recent China has furiously rejected tants” and encourage their lasers at police officers. tions over what they perceive years. all outside calls for it to dis- “audacity in harming Hong The protests have at to be the government’s refusal The protest movement’s cuss protesters’ demands. Kong and turn Taiwan into a times been marked by vio- to respond to their demands demands include the resig- Members of China’s para- “heaven for ducking the law.” lent clashes with police, boiled over last week with the nation of Hong Kong leader military People’s Armed Ma demanded that Tai- who say they have arrested occupation of Hong Kong’s Carrie Lam, democratic elec- Police force have been train- wan’s government “cease more than 700 participants international airport, during tions and an independent ing for days across the border undermining the rule of law” since the demonstrations which a reporter for a Chinese investigation into police use in Shenzhen, including on in Hong Kong, cease inter- started in June. However, Communist Party-owned of force. Sunday morning, fueling fering in its affairs and not law enforcement officers newspaper was assaulted, and Asked Sunday about the speculation that they could “condone criminals.” kept a low profile Sunday, attacks on a number of police situation in Hong Kong, U.S. be sent in to suppress the Organizers said at least 1.7 with no riot police seen from stations. President Donald Trump said protests.

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SACRAMENTO, CALIF. PARIS LONDON

Gov. Gavin Newsom holds up the measure by Workers clean the area in front of Notre Dame cathedral Britain’s Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, leaves Assemblywoman Shirley Weber, D-San Diego, left, Monday in Paris. Specialists shoring up fi re-damaged Crathie Kirk after a Sunday morning church service that he signed that limits the use of lethal force by law Notre Dame Cathedral returned to the Paris site on Aug. 11 in Crathie, Scotland. Andrew has rejected enforcement, Wednesday in Sacramento, Calif. Weber’s Monday for the fi rst time in nearly a month, this time renewed suggestions he may have been involved in the bill would bar police from using lethal force unless it is wearing disposable underwear and other protective gear alleged sex crimes of one-time friend Jeffrey Epstein. necessary to prevent imminent threat of death or serious after a delay prompted by fears of lead contamination. A statement by Andrew was released after the Mail on injury to themselves and others. Stevante Clark, right, At the cathedral itself, activity resumed Monday under Sunday obtained a Dec. 6, 2010, video showing Andrew holds up a photo of his brother, Stephon, who was shot strict new lead-protection measures, according to the inside Epstein’s New York home waving goodbye to a and killed by police in 2018. [RICH PEDRONCELLI/AP] Culture Ministry. [FRANCOIS MORI/AP] young woman. [JANE BARLOW/PA VIA AP]

COPENHAGEN, DENMARK MCKEE, KY. BRADENTON, FLA. LISBON, PORTUGAL BUCHAREST, ROMANIA Danish PM: Trump’s idea of DNA results reunite siblings Sheriff: Cashier tells knife- Thousands fl ee ‘monster’ Psychiatric patient kills buying Greenland is ‘absurd’ separated most of their lives wielding suspect ‘not today’ wildfi re on Canary Islands 5 others in Romania

Greenland is not for sale A brother from Texas and When a knife-wielding A major, out-of-control Authorities in Romania say and U.S. President Donald sister from Kentucky who Florida woman attempted to wildfire in Spain’s Canary a patient at a psychiatric hos- Trump’s idea of buying the were separated for most of rob a Family Dollar store, the Islands was throwing flames pital has beaten to death five semi-autonomous Danish their lives have been catching cashier said “not today” while 160 feet into the air on Monday, other patients with a drip territory in the Arctic from up on the past 53 years after another employee locked the forcing emergency workers stand and wounded several Denmark is “an absurd dis- matching DNA results online. door until deputies arrived, to evacuate more than 9,000 more. cussion,” Denmark’s prime WYMT-TV reports Jim authorities say. people, authorities said. The 38-year-old attacked minister said. Lawless flew from Houston to A Manatee County Sheriff’s The blaze — described by the patients in the north- Mette Frederiksen, who Jackson County, Kentucky, to arrest report says 27-year-old the local fire department as “a eastern town of Sapoca on was visiting the world’s larg- meet Tracy Walton. She had Brittany Rodriguez was taken monster” — was racing across Sunday, killing three people est island to meet Premier just told her husband that she into custody without incident parched woodlands into Tama- at the scene. Another person Kim Kielsen, told reporters: didn’t have any family any- at the Bradenton store Sunday daba Natural Park, regarded died in a hospital later on “Greenland is not Danish. more, before Lawless found night. as one of the jewels on Gran Sunday and an 88-year-old Greenland is Greenlandic. I her. The arrest report says Rodri- Canaria, a mountainous vol- woman died on Monday. persistently hope that this is He says there was no ques- guez entered the store, selected canic island in the Atlantic Hospital manager Viorica not something that is seri- tion when he saw her photo some items and approached the Ocean archipelago off north- Mihalascu, who resigned after ously meant.” that they are related. He cashier. That’s when investiga- west Africa. the incident, said “every- Frederiksen said Sunday says Walton looks like he did tors say she pulled the knife and Famous for its beaches and thing happened in less than that the Arctic, with resources in high school and that his pointed it at the cashier. When mountains, Gran Canaria and a minute.” Mihalascu added that Russia and others could daughter looks like Walton. deputies entered the store, they its capital, Las Palmas, are that “his symptoms did not exploit for commercial gain, Walton took a DNA test say Rodriguez threw a knife to popular European vacation indicate the tragedy was “is becoming increasingly years ago. Lawless took his the floor. She was ordered to destinations but the blaze was about to happen.” important to the entire world on Father’s Day this year. the ground and arrested. in a rugged inland area known community.” as the central highlands. The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, August 20, 2019 A11

then-owner, Harmony The Council of Licensed 15 days any incident RISK Miller, also filed a sepa- Midwifery did not return a involving maternal death, rate report, this one request for comment. maternal hemorrhagic From Page A1 related to a baby she deliv- Birth centers also must shock or transfusion, ered in March. The infant file annual reports provid- fetal or newborn death, showed signs of breath- ing similar statistics to the certain traumatic physical In May, Mizrachi trans- ing and heart trouble and state Agency for Health or neurological birth inju- ferred a laboring mother was transferred to Johns Care Administration. ries, or certain transfers whose breech baby had Hopkins All Children’s Neither set of reports of a newborn to neonatal been stuck in the birth Hospital in St. Peters- trigger automatic case intensive care. canal for 33 minutes. It was burg where it spent a week reviews. Previously only adverse delivered at the hospital in the newborn intensive The lack of information childbirth-related inci- unresponsive and put on care unit. about adverse out-of- dents occurring in a life support. The baby later “Those reports make hospital birth incidents physician’s office or a hos- died, the report states. obvious we have a prob- prompted concern among pital were reported to the It’s unclear what, if any- lem,” Wilkerson said. “I some health care advo- state. Those reports also thing, the state is doing to W. Gregory Wilkerson, Retired Tampa obstetrician thought it would just be cates, including retired trigger immediate review. investigate the reported chief of obstetrics and and gynecologist Robert a couple of incidents, but Tampa OBGYN Robert The physician and incidents. None of the gynecology at University W. Yelverton Sr. [GATEHOUSE there are a lot of them.” W. Yelverton Sr., who hospital reports also are midwives involved has Community Hospital in MEDIA PHOTO / LUCILLE worked with legislators required for non-child- faced sanctions related to Tampa [COURTESY PHOTO] SHERMAN] Poor data collection to pass the law. birth related incidents. the events, according to “Every time we tried to They include surgical the Department of Health of 37-year-old Jack- the Journal of Anaes- Florida’s out-of-hos- do something to improve errors, accidents, and website, even when the sonville woman Lauren thesiology Clinical pital birth rate has nearly the safety of out-of-hos- injuries involving all details suggest potential Accurso, whose sudden Pharmacology. doubled from less than 1 pital births we were told, patients. Together, they violations in standards of death was widely reported “Neurologic status percent of all deliveries in ‘Where’s the data?’” said total 973 in the same care. by local and national of the infant is directly 2003 to nearly 2 percent Yelverton, who serves on one-year time frame, “There is not a single media, including People related to the time in 2017, according to the the state Pregnancy Asso- according to the Depart- one in there with dis- magazine. elapsed between mater- most recent data from ciated Mortality Review ment of Health and the ciplinary actions,” said After passing out in nal arrest and delivery,” the Centers for Disease Committee and was a Agency for Health Care Amy Young, a lobbyist a birthing tub, Accurso the authors wrote. Control and Prevention. former chair of the state Administration, which for the Florida district of and her unborn son were W. Gregory Wilkerson, That’s nearly 4,000 Flor- district of American Col- collect them. Neither the American College of rushed by ambulance to chief of obstetrics and ida babies born at home lege of Obstetricians and agency could immedi- Obstetricians and Gyne- the hospital, where the gynecology at University or in a birthing center in Gynecologists. ately provide a count of cologists, which advocated infant was delivered by Community Hospital in 2017 alone. Now, midwives must childbirth-only incidents, for passage of the adverse- emergency Cesarean sec- Tampa, said he has seen Prior to the passage of report to the state within for comparison. incident reporting tion, the family told news one case of amniotic fluid the 2018 law, licensed legislation. “Where is the outlets at the time. embolism in his 30 years of midwives were required accountability? Where is The boy suffered “sig- practice. only to submit annual the discipline?” nificant brain injury due “The lady died,” Wilk- reports tallying hospi- Department of Health to a prolonged period erson said, “but they saved tal transfers and deaths spokesman Brad Dalton without oxygen during his the baby.” along with a total count said the agency immedi- birth,” his father wrote on The reports also include of clients and deliveries. ately reviews each report the family’s GoFundMe the attempted breech birth But the state struggled to determine if violations page. He died about two of Baby Brenden Charles for years to get full com- occurred but declined to weeks later when he was Fisher in January at the pliance. Just one in three comment on whether any removed from life support. now-shuttered Rosemary midwives submitted a triggered investigations. Amniotic fluid embolism Birthing Home in Sarasota. report in 2016 and one in Such investigations aren’t is a rare and unprevent- During the incident, pro- nine submitted in 2017, public unless it determines able condition in which filed by GateHouse Media according to minutes of a probable cause. amniotic fluid enters the and the Herald-Tribune the Council of Licensed mother’s blood stream and earlier this year, midwife Midwifery, which receives High-profi le causes an allergic reaction Jordan Shockley was able the reports. Last year, the tragedies leading to heart failure to deliver the baby’s body, council achieved a 97 per- and shock. but his head got stuck cent compliance rate. One of the reported It’s fatal for the mother behind his mother’s pelvic Some of the submitted incidents occurred on most cases, according to bones. reports were incomplete April 29 and details the Cleveland Clinic. Brenden eventually lost or inaccurate, however, a mother who died The infant survival his oxygen supply and omitting certain deaths from an amniotic fluid rate, however, is around went into cardiac arrest. and hospital transfers, embolism during an 70 percent, according He survived but suffered according to a GateHouse attempted home birth. to a study published in severe brain damage. Media and Herald-Tri- The case matches that the spring 2016 issue of Rosemary’s bune investigation.

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* ** The News Herald | Tuesday, August 20, 2019 B1 SPORTS MOVING ON FROM MICHAEL County teams fi nd triumph in the wake of heartbreak

Editor’s note: This is Part II in a three-part series on the impact of Hurricane Michael on the athletic com- munity in Bay County. Part III will run on Wednesday.

By Dustin Kent [email protected]

The process of recovery and rebuilding in the after- math of Hurricane Michael was difficult and draining A view of the damaged facilities at the Vera Shamplain Sports Complex where Rutherford High School plays soccer, baseball, and softball. for thousands of Panhandle [SUBMITTED PHOTO] residents hit hard by the Cat- egory 5 storm. For Michelle Mask, who was also watching her son Dalton go through his fifth Moving on proved round of chemotherapy after being diagnosed with a brain challenging for tumor in 2017, it just felt like nature was piling on. "It was hard for us, and I athletes, coaches know it was hard for every- body. I hate to always pull up the cancer card, but imagine By Tyler Waldrep really that I feel I made an doing all that with a son who [email protected] impact on the program,” she was very, very sick," she said. said. “And I had poured so "That was us, just so much North Bay Haven foot- many years into the volley- fun." ball coach Andy Siegal still ball program, so your Senior The Dolphins’ volleyball remembers his Senior Night Night kind of solidifies that.” coach also had to consider from 1982 at Deerfield High Wichterman’s four seniors the plight of her team, which School in Deerfield, Ill., like also lost their Senior Night to was scattered across five it was a movie he re-watched Michael, but they didn't lose states as it was supposed last night. There’s the scene their season. to be getting ready to play where his dad, typically the The storm hit a week before in the district tournament a tough marine, tears up. the Marlins were set to open week later. Then there’s the speech play in the District 1-6A Mask evacuated to Destin from his head coach and, oh tournament, but the league's and sent a group text to her man, what a speech it was. bottom two teams, Ruther- players as soon as she got cell “I can tell you exactly what ford and Bay, agreed to step phone coverage. When the Paul Adams said in that locker back and allow No. 2 seed return texts started coming room in room F103," Siegal Arnold and No. 1 seed Mosley in a few days later, the team said. "My God, I can remem- to move on to the regional got together for the first time ber the classroom’s number." playoffs. as a group to figure out what Many of his players won’t That meant the Marlins got they would do next. have those memories thanks to take the court one last time "That was a moment that to Hurricane Michael. The in Crawfordville as they faced was very emotional," Mask coaches did what they could Wakulla in a Region 1-6A said. "You’re having conver- to make up for it at last sea- quarterfinal match. sations with kids you’re not son's football banquet, but They lost in four sets, supposed to have. The first Siegal knows a Senior Night but Wichterman made day we’re just asking, ‘do you is irreplaceable. sure her players knew have a home?’ Do you have a A view of a softball facilities at Harders Park where North Bay Haven — before the match that, as bed to sleep in? Do you have played its home games before Hurricane Michael. [SUBMITTED PHOTO] Arnold’s second-year big as the stakes may have food, clothes? It had nothing volleyball coach Madison seemed given all they'd been to do with school or volley- Wichterman said she looked through, it was still just a vol- ball. We just wanted to make “I felt like a couple of them just look (at leaving) like they’re forward to her own Senior leyball match. sure kids had what they letting people down, and I was like, ‘look here, life’s more Night from the time she was “I wanted to make sure needed to live." important than football.’” a freshman on the Marlins' that they knew," she said. — varsity team back in 2010. Having tragedy stacked on Andy Siegal, North Bay Haven football coach “That was the moment See ATHLETES, B3 top of tragedy was something Gulf Coast women’s bas- ketball coach Roonie Scovel could relate to well. ‘There was a bigger Hurricane Michael landed on Bay County barely a month after the Commo- thing at hand’ dores’ players got the news that their teammate, soph- omore forward Keshawn Devastated Dolphins the Tigers’ 24-yard line Johnson, had been killed in a found peace in with just 3 seconds to play, car accident. return to action it looked as though Mosley The storm gave players and might get the storybook finish coaches precious little time to By Dustin Kent it hoped for. grieve. [email protected] After what the Dolphins "This is awful to say, but had been through over the hurricane made her When Daveno Ellington the previous 10 days, one death seem like it was in the leaped up between two Pen- could definitely say they distant past," Scovel said. sacola defenders to bring deserved it. Mosley plays Pensacola at Tommy Oliver Stadium on Saturday, down a deep Michael Maddox See TEAMS, B3 October 20, 2018. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] pass for a 47-yard gain to See DOLPHINS, B2

* ** B2 Tuesday, August 20, 2019 | The News Herald Gators prepared for hype to season opener Another fi rst for By Robbie Andreu out there.” Clemson: GateHouse Media Florida The Gators plan to take the same approach that they’ve Florida vs. Miami in any taken throughout the off- No. 1 in sport, at anytime, in any season, spring and summer place, is usually going to be — through lifts, runs and pre- AP Top 25 big and heated because of the season camp. rivalry factor. This is another week. By Ralph D. Russo But this football matchup Another challenge. Get ready The Associated Press in Orlando on Saturday night for it. transcends the rivalry. It’s Wilson said waking up to Cross off another huge on so many different game week Monday should milestone for Clemson, levels, the main one being have felt like just any other college football’s newest that the Gators and Hur- day. superpower. ricanes will be kicking off “It’s the same,” he said. For the first time, the 150th season of college “We’ve always been focused. the defending national football and they’re going to Mind’s been wired on get- champion Tigers are No. have the national stage all to ting better every day, going 1 in The Associated Press themselves. hard every day, giving your preseason Top 25 pre- The football world will be Florida vs. Miami gets the special treatment this Saturday. [FILE] all. Because in the back of my sented by Regions Bank. watching the prime-time mind, we know what’s ahead The Tigers won the pro- event at Camping World of us and we know we have a gram’s second national Stadium. We have to go out there and “College Game Day will be team to go play. title in three seasons Some coaches might live up to that on the field. there and everybody will be “So, I think if your mind behind freshman quar- approach a game like this a Everybody is watching. What watching. The biggest thing was changing today then terback Trevor Lawrence little wary, worried their play- do you want them to think is to just stay focused and you’re too late. Our mind in January. Clemson now ers might get distracted or be about you?” paying attention to the details hasn’t been the same since can claim equal standing blinded by the bright lights. It’s a mission. How well the and that will start in practice. we went through winter with Alabama at the top Florida’s Dan Mullen is not. Gators carry it out may well Not letting the media get to us workouts and fall camp. of the sport. He wants to make sure his be determined, at least in on social media or anything Summer workouts, it’s been The Crimson Tide, players embrace the big stage, part, by what transpires this like that. Just stay focused the same.” coming off a 44-16 loss he said Monday. week in the solitude of their on what we need to focus on What won’t be the same is to Clemson in the Col- “Everybody in the country own practice field. at practice so we can play at the atmosphere in Orlando. lege Football Playoff is ready for college football, Be prepared. Be focused. a high level come Saturday.” It should be electric and loud championship, is No. excited for college football,” That’s been the message Third-year sophomore — and everybody will be 2. Clemson received 52 Mullen said. “It’s Saturday, so from some of the veteran cornerback Marco Wilson watching. first-place votes and Ala- a lot of teams aren’t practic- players who have experi- said the Gators need to make “Everybody knows it’s bama received the other ing and a lot of teams haven’t ence — some good, some bad sure they’re not distracted going to be a pretty exciting 10 from the media. Clem- started their game week yet. — playing in big-time games by all the “noise” that will game,” senior running back son snaps a record-tying One of the great things is not before a big audience. accompany this matchup of Lamical Perine said. “It’s string of three straight just the fans, but all the other “I think we’ve just got to state rivals. Week Zero, we’re going to years in which Alabama teams are watching us. stay focused,” senior wide “Really just focus on what be the only game on that day. was preseason No. 1. “What are they going to receiver Josh Hammond said. you need to do, don’t focus on You’ve just got to, honestly, Georgia, Alabama’s see? What’s our stamp? “Being that it’s the only game what’s going on around you,” look yourself in the mirror Southeastern Confer- When every college person in in college football, the kickoff he said. “That’s just outside and understand what you’ve ence rival, is No. 3, the country turns on their TV, game for the 150th year, the noise. Focus on what you’ve got to do and don’t lose com- followed by No. 4 Okla- what’s their thought when biggest thing is to just stay got to do, your assignment posure and just play your homa and No. 5 Ohio they see the Florida Gators? focused. and play for your brothers game.” State.

going to play. 2:16 remaining. DOLPHINS "Nobody really thought we The Tigers marched deep were gonna be able to come into Mosley territory on the From Page B1 back," Dempsey said. "I was ensuing drive but faced a in Kentucky, sad and all in my fourth-and-15 from the Dol- feelings. Coach Brown called phins’ 19-yard line with 31 It was a game that almost and said, ‘we got a game and seconds on the clock. no one would’ve predicted we need you here.’ My heart Pensacola quarterback to happen the day after dropped and I called my mom Tony Williams then found the Panhandle was rocked and she said, ‘don’t worry, Ernest Stallworth in the back by Category 5 Hurricane we’ll get you a plane ticket.’ right corner of the endzone Michael. She already knew I was for the go-ahead touchdown Many coaches, players, and gonna play. It wasn’t even a to make it 24-21. administrators around Bay question." After Ellington’s spectacu- County weren’t sure if more Some of the displaced lar catch got the Dolphins into football would even be played Mosley players got back in field goal range for one final in 2019, let alone 10 days after town to join the team on play, Cunningham attempted the storm hit. Friday. Dempsey got back on to send the game into over- It certainly wasn’t the first Mosley students hold signs supporting Bay District Schools and the Saturday morning. All were time with his third field goal priority for Mosley coach area code common in the Hurricane Impacted area before Mosley dressed and ready to play by of the day, but his 41-yard Jeremy Brown, who rode plays Pensacola at Tommy Oliver Stadium on Saturday, October 20, the noon kickoff. try was pushed right as time out the hurricane with his 2018. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] Even for those there expired. wife and four children, in the throughout the week, prepa- "We really said the whole immediate aftermath. ration was difficult, to say the three or four days prior to "Well, football at the time y’all want to play a football dressed out 35 or 36 kids." least. the game, ‘man if we can was secondary," he said. game," Vandergrift said. That was down from the Mosley's practice field was keep it close and give our- Brown’s first few days after "That sparked the wheels 58 that the Dolphins dressed wrecked by the storm, with selves a chance to win at the storm were spent trying to turning in my head that we prior to the hurricane, with the team finding it literred the end, something good clean up what he could at his weren’t gonna cancel every- several key players absent for with nails, glass, and metal is gonna happen for us," own place, a two-story house thing just because we got hit reasons out of their control. that made conducting a Brown said. "It was heart- with only one livable floor, a by a hurricane." Three defensive starters: normal practice impossible. breaking for the kids because torn up garage and shed, a The next question was who senior defensive end Sam The Dolphins instead we knew what most of those back porch without a roof, would be the team to actually Chval and senior safeties moved practice to a 30x50- kids went through just to play and French doors that would play? The newly-renovated Jaylin Wodford and Steven yard space on the band field, that game. In that moment no longer seal to keep water Tommy Oliver Stadium Medina, had already left though it was still just light you’re disappointed as a out when it rained. would be the site of the game town with their families and walk-throughs due to con- coach, disappointed for them, Mosley athletic director – aside from water damage in enrolled in different schools. cerns about players getting and disheartened. The kids Josh Vandergrift, who also the press box, some fencing Wodford ended up in cut going to the ground or deserved better. rode out the storm at his being blown down, and field Orlando with an aunt and turning ankles stepping on "A month later, you realize townhouse within walking goal uprights bent slightly finished out the season play- ruts in the field. the big picture. We talk to our distance of the school, ven- askew from the winds, the ing for Dr. Phillips. He played Brown was also wary of kids so much about instant tured out on foot to survey stadium was in pretty good in his first game for the Pan- putting them through con- gratification, but we realized the damage. shape. thers – a 44-13 victory over ditioning drills due to the over the next month how He saw trees and power The football teams, how- Olympia – one day before his scarcity of food and water important playing that game lines laying down across ever, were in decidedly less former teammates got back his players were dealing with was and the life lesson that roads, then walked to the great condition. Bay had lost on the field at Tommy Oliver at home. you can sacrifice, do things Mosley campus to survey the around half of its team and on Oct. 20. With no power or inter- right, love one another and damage there. ended up canceling the rest Dr. Phillips went on to win net, coaches couldn’t watch be a great teammate and all He observed a batting cage of its season, as did North its next three games, includ- film of Pensacola to prepare that stuff, and it still doesn’t twisted like a paper clip and Bay Haven. ing two in the playoffs, before a gameplan, with Mosley guarantee you a victory." wrapped around a light pole, Arnold was scheduled to bowing out in the Region defensive coordinator Danny Despite the devastating end a blown away press box at the go on the road against West 2-8A finals. Nagy saying his plan was to the game, Dempsey said he softball field, and a collection Florida but postponed the As enjoyable as the playoff based essentially on what he and his teammates had little of hurricane straps designed game. Rutherford wouldn’t run was, Wodford said his could remember the Tigers trouble keeping sight of the to withstand 180 mile per play for another month. thoughts often stayed with doing the previous season. bigger picture. hour winds that had been Even the Dolphins, who his friends and teammates The Dolphins still found "Really at the end of the put on a shed at the soccer were sitting at 6-1 and in the back home. themselves leading Pensac- day, even though we’re all complex, though there was driver’s seat to win the dis- "It was real tough because ola 18-6 at halftime thanks to competitors and no one likes no accounting for the where- trict, weren’t sure they would growing up with a lot of them two touchdown runs by Jac- losing, there was a bigger abouts of the shed. be able to field a team in time and playing football with cari Greene and a field goal by thing at hand," he said. Suffice it to say that Van- to play a game by the end of those kids, it was kind of hard Connor Cunningham. "Something bad just hap- dergrift’s initial thoughts also the week. because they’re basically my Mosley recovered an onside pened and you’re really gonna weren’t focused on playing "I thought we would have family," he said. "I didn’t kick to start the second half, sit up here and be upset about football, or any sports for that maybe 15-20 kids who would want to just leave everybody but a defensive touchdown by a football game that you were matter, though that changed be available to play," Brown behind. At the same time, I Pensacola on a scoop-and- blessed to even play in? five days later when Bay Dis- said. "Once we got word out had to do what was best for score by JaRod Nobles from "Of course we shed some trict Schools superintendent that we were gonna play that me and my family situation." 61 yards out cut the Mosley tears, but the team was Bill Husfelt called a meeting game, kids started getting up Starting middle line- lead in half. together. It was mostly of county administrators with other kids. The first day backer Will Dempsey was Pensacola tied the game everybody that was there and teachers at the Mosley’s we met (on Wednesday, Oct. with family in Lexington, early in the fourth quarter, and it was just good to see Gretchen Nelson Scott Per- 17) we had 21 kids, the second Ky., when he got the call but the Dolphins reclaimed everybody and good to see forming Arts Center. day we had about 30, and I from Brown two days before the lead with a 27-yard field the community out there like "Mr. Husfelt said, ‘hey, think the day of the game we the game that Mosley was goal by Cunningham with that. It was a happy feeling." * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, August 20, 2019 B3

a damaged roof and a lack of air ATHLETES conditioning left the gym floors wet from humidity. From Page B1 It wasn’t safe to go full speed, so practices resembled walk-throughs, and if it rained “The pressure for them to during the day then the floors serve their community was were too slick for even that. going to come from them Tornadoes basketball coach volunteering, and I even told Rusty Cook said sometimes them, you know, us winning in a good rain shower scrapped this game or going further onto practice for days at a time. He state isn’t going to give people estimates that he canceled 40 their homes back, it’s not going percent of his practices. to give people their jobs or their North Bay Haven softball lives back.” coach Butch Bernard could — have stuck with the same ABOVE: A view of the damaged facilities at the Vera Shamplain Sports Complex where Rutherford High As the weeks passed, North practice schedule, but some of School plays soccer, baseball, and softball. BELOW: A view of softball facilities at Harders Park where Bay Haven’s football program his girls were living in trailers, North Bay Haven played its home games before Hurricane Michael. [SUBMITTED PHOTOS] said goodbye to more and more so the Buccaneers took most players who either changed Saturdays off and several other schools or began working to practices were shorter than help support their families. normal. Eventually, the number of Bernard recalls canceling players lost because of the a couple of practice sessions storm reached 17. The losses due to wet or cold conditions were ultimately too much for that wouldn’t have given him the Buccaneers to be able to second thoughts any other continue their season. year. “I felt like a couple of them — just look (at leaving) like The girls on North Bay they’re letting people down,” Haven’s soccer team found Seigal said, “and I was like, themselves in the exact oppo- ‘look here, life’s more impor- site situation. Bucs coach tant than football.’” Jennifer Morris added Friday My folks need me to work or practices to the weekly we won’t make it this month. schedule and held a couple of There’s no one else that can sessions on colder, wet days watch my younger siblings that she might have typically anymore. called off. Will coach understand? “Last season, we had lost so Some students who much practice time it was hard remained in the same school to just cancel practice even if it after giving up athletics was freezing outside,” she said. found it easier to ghost their Normally showing up late, coaches rather than have those leaving early, or missing conversations. practice entirely had clear con- “They don’t want to let their sequences, but most coaches hurricane and being forced the 1A playoffs. coaches down, they don’t want relaxed those policies in the TEAMS to have practices at 6 a.m. at The season may have to let their team down,” Arnold wake of everything else going Panama City Racquet Club. ended with a whimper, weightlifting coach Josh Flaig on. From Page B1 Mosley’s boys basketball though Bozeman coach Jason said. “Some of them (were) “You create structure that team won its first district Griffin said that just getting embarrassed because they feel way,” Cook said. “Well, that’s title in 27 years thanks to a back on the field at all was an like there’s something wrong, out the window. You just hope “It was almost like we put buzzer-beating half-court accomplishment in itself. that their family needs help. they can show up.” Keshawn on the shelf for five shot by senior point guard “From my perspective, “There’s all kinds of emo- — months and then we went to Carlos Dominguez. giving those kids an oppor- tions they feel. Guilt is There were days that lack the region tournament that Scovel’s Lady Commo- tunity to go out there and be definitely one and I think a little of structure affected Bay High was right near her home and dores spent the nearly the kids, to play a game and have fear and anxiety comes along basketball player Zamuel Com- it all kind of came flooding first month of the season on the band come out and play, with the guilt because they’re pere’s mindset. back. the road after missing nearly the cheerleaders, the fans in not sure how to approach it. “So there are times I go into “In the beginning (of the a month of practice, yet went Sand Hills, I couldn’t think of They’re not sure what it means practice and I’m kinda just school year) we had to deal on to capture the legendary a better thing for the commu- to be in a situation to where down,” Compere said. “I don’t with her dying and then we coach’s sixth national cham- nity,” he said. “We had kids their family needs help.” know, just different routines had to deal with the storm, pionship in Lubbock, Tex. living in tents, kids scattered — every day, you never know and by the end of the season Bozeman’s baseball team all over the place. Some kids remained involved what to expect, and (playing) we had to go through it again. made it to the 1A state semifi- “To give them an opportu- with their teams, but the guilt in poor conditions like the boys It seems like that’s when we nals after losing its entire fall nity to go out there and just found them there, too. Bay and girls club didn’t help at all got to grieve.” season following the storm, be kids again for a little while, High baseball assistant Matt either.” — while Cody Chizmar’s Rams I had a feeling of overwhelm- Emory knew exactly how they Still, Compere viewed ath- By the time Will Massey got lost their fall season and a ing gratitude for everyone felt. letics, especially basketball, as a group text from Mosley golf handful of players before who made it happen and to “I felt a sense that I needed a means of escaping his prob- coach Josh Laatsch nearly embarking on a remarkable the kids for wanting to finish to be at home working … I’m lems if only for a few hours. He a month after the storm, he late season turnaround to win the season. I’ve never been spending my time at the base- found just such an escape at the was more than ready for a a district title and a playoff more proud of a group of ball field doing something I cross country district meets distraction. game after starting the year kids for how they responded love instead of taking care of that took place in the imme- With golf courses through- 2-18. to everything.” my house,” Emory said. “Not diate aftermath of Hurricane out Bay County severely Mask’s Dolphins fell one — that I could have done much Michael. damaged, Mosley was among set shy of a trip to state When the first overtime more in that time period. I just “When I tell you I ran with the local teams allowed to against Bishop Kenny despite of an epic District 1-6A boys had that feeling a lot of times.” everything I got, like, I dove advance past the district losing access to their home basketball championship Emory couldn’t sleep in his across the finish line,” Com- round on to the region tour- gym, hosting their first round game between Mosley and own house for more than nine pere said. “I was done.” nament at Gulf Breeze. playoff game against Suwan- Bay ended at Gulf Coast’s months after the hurricane He became one of nine Bay Still dealing with the fall- nee at South Walton. Billy Harrison Field House, hit. Instead, he and his wife High runners to set a personal out from severe damage to his — it was easy to see the dis- and their two children lived in record that day even though family’s house in Lynn Haven The Rutherford girls soccer appointment washing over a camper in the shadow of their many of them hadn’t run in that kept them out until ear- team didn’t have a 2018-19 the faces of the Dolphins’ damaged, but still standing, over a week. He also booked lier this summer, Massey said season to remember – at players. home. a ticket to regionals with his the message from his coach least not for the reasons they They had just coughed up a He tried to leave his situa- performance. was well received. would’ve preferred. four-point lead with 53 sec- tion back at the trailer, but the It’s exactly the sort of atti- “It was just saying, is LaMeriah McCloud was onds remaining to allow the missing windscreen, the bent tude Compere attacked his everybody good? Is every- happy to have any season rival Tornadoes to extend foul poles, and so many other senior year with all while being body safe? Well, do y’all at all. The senior forward the game into a second extra little things served as constant displaced by the hurricane. want to play in the regional,” finished second on the team session. reminders. Even though he had chosen Massey said. “Everybody was with nine goals, which was Mosley coach Michael “It was like you couldn’t to remain at Bay High while his like, ‘heck yeah, I want to precisely nine more than Memmen then reminded his escape what you were going mother, brother, and sister left play.’ We needed something she thought would put in players during the break that there to escape,” Emory said. town to start over in Miami. like that, especially after the the back of the net after the overcoming a bad minute of — “Honestly, them being away storm.” hurricane. basketball wouldn’t rank Flaig’s wife and fellow gave me the motivation to do Massey only got one prac- “I definitely didn’t think we very high on the list of things Arnold weightlifting coach the things that I did every tice round in at Windswept would have a soccer season they had overcome since Donka Flaig said she probably day this senior year,” he said. Dunes in Freeport before and it was very heartbreak- Oct. 10. had an average of two or three “Just to see my mom’s face, the region tournament. His ing because it was my senior “I still remember talking conversations with their ath- my brother look up to me ... my teammates got just a couple season,” she said. “I definitely to the guys in the huddle,” letes over hurricane-related sister told me she wants to do of rounds at Holiday Golf took every game we had very Memmen said. “We felt like issues every week. the things that I do. That feels Club where they were able serious and was grateful every Bay was playing really well and Some of the things she heard good, man. That’s what kept to clear enough trees to get time I got to step on the field for we were kind of holding on. I shocked her. me going, honestly.” on the driving range and also practice or a game. It opened up told the guys, ‘hey, we’ve been “These kids, they saw so To say it was tough would be work on their short game. my eyes to be more grateful for through worse. We’ve got much,” she said. “We had an understatement, but Com- The Dolphins still finished the opportunities you’re given.” guys in this huddle who had to another one who didn’t know pere looked for the silver lining runner-up at the region — drive two-to-four hours just if his mom was alive or dead where he could find it. tournament after losing in a Bozeman’s football players to be here. We went through because they had shipped him He led a depleted basket- playoff to Pace and advanced had the opportunity to finish all these things together and off (before the hurricane), but ball roster that started the to the state tournament in out their season and made we’ll come out of this.” mom stayed behind.” season 2-6 to a three-point Howie-in-the-Hills, finish- their return to the field Oct. Exactly five minutes later, His mother ended up being loss to Mosley in the district ing eighth in Class 2A. 26 against South Walton. Dominguez’s half-court OK, but Donka said the young championship game, losing It was the best-ever finish It was meant to be the heave found its way through man’s eyes still filled with on a halfcourt buzzer beater in for a Mosley boys golf team. Bucks’ Senior Night – their the nets and sent the crowd panic whenever he retold the double overtime after taking — Homecoming game had into a frenzy and the Mosley story. out top-seeded Rutherford in There were other teams already been cancelled after bench storming onto the He, like so many others, had the semifinals. that put together historic the storm – though it was court. to grow up fast. He won his final tennis match seasons in the wake of the a much more subdued cer- “When you’re able to say — of the year to avoid going 0-5 hurricane. emony than usual out of stuff like that to them in The Bay High boys basketball as a senior. He was even named The Rutherford girls tennis respect to the seniors who moments of adversity and team lost access to their gym Homecoming King. team won its district and weren’t able to be there. just emotional moments, it for the entire season, playing “For him to make that deci- region tournaments to earn The Bucks lost the game hits kids and really resonates most of their home games at sion and to see him thrive in its first-ever state tourna- 39-14, then fell to Walton with them,” Memmen said. North Bay Haven. every area of his life,” Bay High ment berth despite having its 9-3 before getting shut out “This will stay with them for Most practices took place at cross country coach Adrianna school courts wrecked by the by Jay in the first round of the rest of their lives.” a local boys and girls club, but Hill said, “that was amazing.” * ** B4 Tuesday, August 20, 2019 | The News Herald

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(Hamels 6-4), 8:05 p.m. Molleker, Germany, 6-2, 7-5. Los Angeles FC 18 3 4 58 67 25 AREA EVENTS ODDS Colorado (Freeland 3-10) at Arizona (Young Varvara Gracheva, Russia, def. Martina Minnesota 12 8 6 42 44 36 4-3), 9:40 p.m. Trevisan, Italy, 6-0, 6-1. LA Galaxy 13 11 2 41 35 38 PREGAME.COM LINE Toronto (Reid-Foley 2-3) at L.A. Dodgers Yasutaka Uchiyama, Japan, def. Alejandro Real Salt Lake 12 10 4 40 38 34 Volleyball Bay at Franklin County 5 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (Kershaw 12-2), 10:10 p.m. Davidovich Fokina (20), Spain, 7-6, 6-3. Seattle 11 8 7 40 40 39 South Walton at Mosley 6 p.m. Today Wednesday’s Games Richel Hogenkamp, Netherlands, def. Ylena San Jose 11 9 5 38 42 38 National League San Diego at Cincinnati, 12:35 p.m. In-Albon, Switzerland, 6-4, 7-6. Portland 11 10 4 37 41 38 p.m. Rutherford at PSJ 6 p.m. FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Colorado at Arizona, 3:40 p.m. Veronica Cepede Royg, Paraguay, def. FC Dallas 10 10 7 37 39 36 Washington -161 At Pittsburgh +151 Washington at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Susanne Celik, Sweden, 6-3, 7-6 (2). Houston 9 13 4 31 37 43 Blountstown at Arnold 6 Bethlehem at Bozeman At Cincinnati -163 San Diego +153 Cleveland at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Danka Kovinic (12), Montenegro, def. Allie Sporting Kansas City 8 11 7 31 39 45 p.m. 6 p.m. At Atlanta -300 Miami +270 Philadelphia at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Kiick, USA, 3-6, 6-3, 6-0. Colorado 7 13 6 27 43 52 Milwaukee -111 At St. Louis +101 Miami at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. Elena Rybakina (1), Kazakhstan, def. Emma Vancouver 6 12 9 27 27 45 At Chicago -185 San Francisco +170 Milwaukee at St. Louis, 7:45 p.m. Navarro, USA, 6-1, 6-1. 3 points for a victory, one point for a tie At Arizona -139 Colorado +129 San Francisco at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Daniel Elahi Galan, Colombia, def. Alex Bolt American League Toronto at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. (28), Australia, 6-3, 6-3. Aug. 14 ON THE AIR Kansas City -111 At Baltimore +101 Yosuke Watanuki, Japan, def. Ernests Gulbis Orlando City 1, Sporting Kansas City 0 At Tampa Bay Off Seattle Off WILD CARD STANDINGS (18), Latvia, 6-2, 6-1. Minnesota United 1, Colorado 0 LA Angels (G1) -132 At Texas +122 AMERICAN LEAGUE Real Salt Lake 3, Seattle 0 TODAY ESPN — NY Yankees at At Texas (G2) Off LA Angels Off W L PCT WCGB ATP WORLD TOUR/WTA TOUR LA Galaxy 2, FC Dallas 0 At Minnesota -215 Chicago +195 Cleveland 74 51 .592 — WESTERN & SOUTHERN OPEN Portland 3, Chicago 2 AMERICAN LEGION BASE- Oakland At Houston -295 Detroit +265 Tampa Bay 73 53 .579 — A U.S. Open Series event Saturday’s Games BALL SOCCER (MEN'S) New York -143 At Oakland +133 Oakland 71 53 .573 1 Saturday at The Lindner Family Tennis New York Red Bulls 1, New England 1, tie Interleague Boston 67 59 .532 6 Center, Mason, Ohio. New York City FC 4, Cincinnati 1 5 p.m. 2 p.m. Philadelphia -112 At Boston +102 Purse: ATP, $6.056 million (Masters 1000); Columbus 2, Toronto FC 2, tie ESPNEWS — World TNT — UEFA Champions Cleveland -155 At NY Mets +145 NATIONAL LEAGUE WTA, $2.95 million (Premier); Surface: Montreal 3, FC Dallas 3, tie At LA Dodgers -300 Toronto +270 W L PCT WCGB Hard-Outdoor Chicago 2, Philadelphia 0 Series: Teams TBD, League: Ajax at APOEL, Washington 68 56 .548 — Men’s Singles Minnesota 1, Orlando City 1, tie Championship, SHELBY, fi rst leg of the playoff COLLEGE FOOTBALL Chicago 66 58 .532 — Championship Sporting Kansas City 2, San Jose 1 Saturday Milwaukee 64 61 .512 2½ Daniil Medvedev (9), Russia def. David Goffi n Houston 2, Colorado 2, tie N.C. round FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG New York 64 60 .516 2 (16), Belgium, 7-6(3), 6-4 LA Galaxy 2, Seattle 2, tie AURORA GAMES 7:30 p.m. Florida 7½ 7 47½ Miami Philadelphia 64 60 .516 2 Women’s Singles Los Angeles FC 2, Real Salt Lake 0 Arizona 13 11 74 At Hawaii San Francisco 63 62 .504 3½ Championship Vancouver 1, D.C. United 0 6 p.m. ESPN2 — Leagues Arizona 62 63 .496 4½ Madison Keys (16), USA, def. Svetlana Sunday’s Game NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Kuznetsova, Russia, 7-5, 7-6 (5). Atlanta 2, Portland 0 ESPNU — Day 1: Women's Cup: Club América vs. PRESEASON Men’s Doubles Wednesday’s Games Tennis, ALBANY, N.Y. Tigres UANL, semifi nal, Thursday PRO BASKETBALL Championship Columbus at New York City FC, 7 p.m. FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Ivan Dodig, Croatia, and Filip Polasek, New York Red Bulls at D.C. United, 8 p.m. LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL HOUSTON At Cincinnati 1½ 1½ 41½ NY Giants WNBA Slovakia, def. Robert Farah and Juan San Jose at Los Angeles FC, 10:30 p.m. 10 a.m. 9:30 p.m. Washington +2½ 2½ 41½ At Atlanta All times Eastern Sebastian Cabal (1), Colombia, 4-6, 6-4, 10-6. Thursday’s Game At New England 4½ 3 42 Carolina EASTERN CONFERENCE W L PCT. GB Minnesota United at Sporting KC, 9:30 p.m. ESPN — World Series: ESPN2 — Leagues Cup: Baltimore +2½ 4 36 At Phila. x-Washington 20 7 .741 — SATURDAY’S RESULTS Friday, Aug. 23 Teams TBD, International- Cruz Azul at LA Galaxy, Green Bay Pk 3 40 At Oakland x-Connecticut 19 8 .704 1 Men’s Singles Atlanta at Orlando City, 8 p.m. At Miami 2½ 1 35 Jacksonville Chicago 15 11 .577 4½ Semifi nals Seattle at Portland, 10 p.m. U.S. consolation game, semifi nal Friday Indiana 9 17 .346 10½ David Goffi n (16), Belgium, def. Richard Saturday, Aug. 24 WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. TENNIS Cleveland Pk 2½ 42½ At Tampa Bay New York 8 18 .308 11½ Gasquet, France, 6-3, 6-4. N.Y. Red Bulls at New York City FC, 7 p.m. At Detroit 2½ PK 42 Buffalo Atlanta 5 21 .192 14½ Daniil Medvedev (9), Russia def. Novak Chicago at New England, 7:30 p.m. 2 p.m. 10 a.m. Saturday Djokovic (1), Serbia, 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 D.C. United at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. At Minnesota 4½ 7 42 Arizona Montreal at Toronto FC, 7:30 p.m. ESPN — World Series: ESPNEWS — U.S. Open WESTERN CONFERENCE W L PCT. GB Women’s Singles At Indianapolis 3½ 3 40½ Chicago Las Vegas 18 9 .667 — Semifi nals Colorado at Real Salt Lake, 10 p.m. Teams TBD, International Qualifying: First Round, At Dallas 2½ Pk 40½ Houston Los Angeles 15 10 .600 2 Svetlana Kuznetsova, Russia, def. Ash Barty Vancouver at San Jose, 10 p.m. New Orleans Pk 3 42½ At NY Jets Seattle 15 13 .536 3½ (1), Australia, 6-2, 6-4 Sunday, Aug. 25 elimination game, WIL- FLUSHING, N.Y. At Kansas City Off Off Off San Fran. Phoenix 13 13 .500 4½ Madison Keys (16), United States, def. Sofi a Columbus at Cincinnati, 6 p.m. LIAMSPORT, Pa. TENNIS — WTA Tennis: At LA Rams Off Off Off Denver Minnesota 13 14 .481 5 Kenin, United States, 7-5, 6-4. Houston at FC Dallas, 8 p.m. At LA Chargers 1 1½ 40½ Seattle Dallas 9 18 .333 9 Men’s Doubles LA Galaxy at Los Angeles FC, 10:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. The NYJTL Bronx Open, Sunday x-clinched playoff spot Semifi nals ESPN — World Series: Early Rounds, BRONX, N.Y. At Tennessee 3 1 40 Pittsburgh Ivan Dodig, Croatia, and Filip Polasek, NATIONAL WOMEN’S Updated odds available at Pregame.com Saturday’s Games Slovakia, def. Jamie Murray and Neal SOCCER LEAGUE Teams TBD, U.S. 2 p.m. No games scheduled Skupski, Britain, 6-1, 6-4. All times Eastern elimination game, WIL- TENNIS — ATP Tennis: Sunday’s Games Juan Sebastian Cabal and Robert Farah (1), W T L PTS GF GA PRO BASEBALL Washington 107, Indiana 68 Colombia, def. Mate Pavic, Croatia, and Portland 9 6 3 36 22 33 LIAMSPORT, Pa. The Winston-Salem Open, Connecticut 78, Dallas 68 Bruno Soares (6), Brazil, 6-3, 6-2. Chicago 9 2 6 28 21 29 Women’s Doubles MLB Early Rounds, WINSTON- MLB Las Vegas 100, Chicago 85 North Carolina 8 4 4 31 17 28 All times Eastern Phoenix 78, New York 72 Championship Utah Royals FC 8 3 6 19 15 27 1 p.m. SALEM, N.C. AMERICAN LEAGUE Seattle 82, Minnesota 74 Lucie Hradecka, Czech Republic, and Reign FC 7 6 4 16 19 27 EAST DIVISION W L PCT GB Monday’s Games Andreja Klepac (8), Slovenia, def. Anna-Lena Houston 6 4 7 17 26 22 MLB — LA Angels at WNBA New York 83 43 .659 — No games scheduled Groenefeld, Germany, and Demi Schuurs (5), Washington Spirit 6 3 7 20 18 21 Texas 6 p.m. Tampa Bay 73 53 .579 10 Today’s Games Netherlands, 6-4, 6-1. Sky Blue FC 3 4 11 13 24 13 Boston 67 59 .532 16 New York at Indiana, 7 p.m. Orlando Pride 3 2 11 16 34 11 6 p.m. NBA — New York at Toronto 52 75 .409 31½ Chicago at Atlanta, 7 p.m. 3 points for a victory, one point for a tie MLB — Cleveland at NY Indiana Baltimore 39 86 .312 43½ Phoenix at Las Vegas, 10 p.m. GOLF CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT GB Minnesota at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Aug. 14 Mets OR Philadelphia at 9:30 p.m. Minnesota 76 48 .613 — PGA TOUR Sky Blue 2, Chicago 1 Boston NBA — Minnesota at Los Cleveland 74 51 .592 2½ BMW CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday’s Games Chicago 55 68 .447 20½ AUTO RACING Sunday’s leaders at Medinah Country Club Utah 2, Orlando 0 9 p.m. Angeles Kansas City 45 80 .360 31½ (No. 3), Medinah, Ill. Purse: $9.25 million. Portland 3, Washington 1 Detroit 37 84 .306 37½ Yardage: 7,613: Par: 72 Sunday’s Game NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP Sky Blue FC 1, Reign FC 1, tie WEST DIVISION W L PCT GB BASS PRO SHOPS NRA NIGHT RACE FINAL Wednesday’s Games Houston 79 46 .632 — Saturday night at Bristol Motor Speedway, Justin Thomas (2,000), $1,665,000 Utah at Washington, 7:30 p.m. Oakland 71 53 .573 7½ Bristol Tennessee 65-69-61-68—263 IN BRIEF Orlando at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. Los Angeles 62 64 .492 17½ Lap length: 0.533 miles Patrick Cantlay (1,200), $999,000 Saturday, Aug. 24 Texas 60 64 .484 18½ (Start position in parentheses) 66-67-68-65—266 North Carolina at Reign FC, 7 p.m. Seattle 53 73 .421 26½ 1. (1) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 500. Hideki Matsuyama (760), $629,000 ALAMEDA, CALIF. Washington at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. by the league and union, 2. (7) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, 500. 69-63-73-63—268 Sunday, Aug. 25 Saturday’s Games 3. (13) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 500. Tony Finau (540), $444,000 67-66-68-69—270 Brown takes part in a second person said on Portland at Chicago, 3 p.m. N.Y. Yankees 6, Cleveland 5 4. (31) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 500. Jon Rahm (420), $351,500 68-69-66-69—272 Houston at Sky Blue FC, 8:30 p.m. meetings with Raiders condition of anonym- Seattle 4, Toronto 3 5. (6) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 500. Brandt Snedeker (420), $351,500 ity because test results Oakland 8, Houston 4 6. (2) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 500. 66-71-67-68—272 Tampa Bay 1, Detroit 0, 13 innings 7. (20) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 500. Corey Conners (350), $298,313 69-66-69-69—273 Star receiver Anto- weren’t released. N.Y. Mets 4, Kansas City 1 8. (18) Daniel Suarez, Ford, 499. Lucas Glover (350), $298,313 66-69-69-69—273 TRANSACTIONS nio Brown returned Boston 4, Baltimore 0 9. (4) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 499. Kevin Kisner (310), $259,000 68-68-69-69—274 Minnesota 12, Texas 7 10. (12) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 499. Adam Scott (310), $259,000 67-71-69-67—274 BASEBALL to training camp with AUSTIN, TEXAS L.A. Angels 6, Chicago White Sox 5 11. (14) Ryan Newman, Ford, 499. Tommy Fleetwood (246), $196,100 American League Sunday’s Games 12. (17) Daniel Hemric, Chevrolet, 499. 70-66-70-69—275 CLEVELAND INDIANS — Sent RHP Corey Kluber the Oakland Raiders Benson was driving Seattle 7, Toronto 0 13. (3) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 498. Rickie Fowler (246), $196,100 67-70-68-70—275 to Columbus (IL) and OF Bradley Zimmer to the on Monday, a day after at ‘high rate’ of speed Tampa Bay 5, Detroit 4 14. (22) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet, 498. Sungjae Im (246), $196,100 70-72-66-67—275 AZL Indians Blue for rehab assignments. Boston 13, Baltimore 7 15. (10) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 497. Louis Oosthuizen (246), $196,100 HOUSTON ASTROS — Optioned RHPs Rogelio being given an ultima- Cleveland 8, N.Y. Yankees 4 16. (11) Joey Logano, Ford, 497. 70-69-68-68—275 Armenteros and Cy Sneed to Round Rock (PCL). tum by general manager Police said Monday N.Y. Mets 11, Kansas City 5 17. (29) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 497. Kevin Tway (246), $196,100 69-67-70-69—275 Placed 2B Aledmys Diaz on the 10-day IL, ret- Minnesota 6, Texas 3 18. (23) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet, 497. J.T. Poston (204), $148,000 68-74-66-68—276 roactive to Aug. 17. Recalled INF Jack Mayfi eld Mike Mayock to be “all in they are still investigating Houston 4, Oakland 1 19. (30) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 496. Rory Sabbatini (204), $148,000 67-68-67-74—276 from Round Rock. or all out.” the weekend motorcycle L.A. Angels 9, Chicago White Sox 2 20. (24) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 496. Vaughn Taylor (204), $148,000 73-70-67-66—276 MINNESOTA TWINS — Reinstated DH Nelson Monday’s Games 21. (21) William Byron, Chevrolet, 496. Jason Kokrak (172), $112,110 65-73-70-69—277 Cruz from the 10-day IL. Optioned RHP Zack Brown took part in crash that killed former Kansas City 5, Baltimore 4 22. (9) Erik Jones, Toyota, 495. Marc Leishman (172), $112,110 Littell to Rochester (IL). Seattle 9, Tampa Bay 3 23. (25) Paul Menard, Ford, 495. 72-71-67-67—277 NEW YORK YANKESS — Reinstated LHP CC meetings in Napa before Texas Longhorns run- L.A. Angels at Texas, late 24. (26) Corey LaJoie, Ford, 494. Rory McIlroy (172), $112,110 69-67-70-71—277 Sabathia from the 10-day IL. Placed INF Thairo the team broke camp, a ning back and NFL player Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, late 25. (32) Landon Cassill(i), Chevrolet, 490. Patrick Reed (172), $112,110 68-71-68-70—277 Estrada on the 10-day IL. Recalled INF/OF Tyler Detroit at Houston, late 26. (39) Ross Chastain(i), Chevrolet, 490. Xander Schauffele (172), $112,110 Wade from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). person familiar with the Cedric Benson and a Today’s Games 27. (27) Matt Tifft, Ford, Suspension, 487. 67-68-70-72—277 OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Optioned LHP Wei- L.A. Angels (Heaney 2-3) at Texas (Burke 28. (36) JJ Yeley, Ford, 485. Paul Casey (139), $78,856 70-70-67-71—278 Chung Wang to Las Vegas (PCL). Assigned C situation said on condition woman passenger. 0-0), 12:05 p.m., 1st game 29. (5) Aric Almirola, Ford, 482. Joel Dahmen (139), $78,856 66-71-69-72—278 Dustin Garneau outright to Las Vegas (PCL). Kansas City (Keller 7-13) at Baltimore (Bundy of anonymity because the According to police, 30. (34) Quin Houff, Chevrolet, 478. Brooks Koepka (139), $78,856 68-71-72-67—278 SEATTLE MARINERS — Sent RHP Felix 5-13), 7:05 p.m. 31. (38) Kyle Weatherman(i), Chevrolet, 474. Webb Simpson (139), $78,856 70-72-67-69—278 Hernandez to Tacoma (PCL) for a rehab team didn’t release details. witnesses said Benson Cleveland (Bieber 12-5) at N.Y. Mets (Matz 32. (33) BJ McLeod(i), Chevrolet, Front Hub, Byeong Hun An (118), $65,675 71-70-69-69—279 assignment. 7-7), 7:10 p.m. Brown didn’t attend was driving his BMW 410. Abraham Ancer (118), $65,675 68-72-69-70—279 TAMPA BAY RAYS — Optioned RHP Peter Philadelphia (Nola 11-3) at Boston (Johnson 33. (15) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, DVP, 391. Si Woo Kim (118), $65,675 70-67-71-71—279 Fairbanks to Durham (IL). Recalled RHP Trevor practice Sunday as he motorcycle at a high rate 1-1), 7:10 p.m. 34. (19) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 387. Wyndham Clark (92), $53,650 69-73-65-73—280 Richards from Durham. Seattle (Milone 2-7) at Tampa Bay (TBD), 35. (35) Josh Bilicki(i), Chevrolet, Fatigue, 373. Emiliano Grillo (92), $53,650 72-70-68-70—280 TEXAS RANGERS — Recalled OF-1B Scott works to find a helmet of speed through a curv- 7:10 p.m. 36. (16) David Ragan, Ford, Accident, 371. Joaquin Niemann (92), $53,650 Heineman and RHP Phillips Valdez from L.A. Angels (TBD) at Texas (Palumbo 0-1), that he’s comfortable ing, hilly section of the 37. (28) Michael McDowell, Ford, Accident, 74-65-69-72—280 Nashville (PCL). Placed RHP Adrian Sampson 8:05 p.m., 2nd game 368. C.T. Pan (92), $53,650 71-67-70-72—280 on 10-day IL, retroactive to Aug. 18. Designated using and that meets city Saturday night when Chicago White Sox (Detwiler 1-3) at 38. (37) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, Clutch, 269. Ian Poulter (92), $53,650 70-70-71-69—280 RHP David Carpenter for assignment. Minnesota (Pineda 8-5), 8:10 p.m. safety standards set by he collided with a van that 39. (8) Kevin Harvick, Ford, Clutch, 244. Gary Woodland (92), $53,650 70-73-64-73—280 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Sent RHP Clay Detroit (Turnbull 3-11) at Houston (Sanchez Race Statistics Billy Horschel (66), $40,700 71-73-69-68—281 Buchholz to Dunedin (FSL) for a rehab the NFL and NFLPA. was attempting a left turn. 5-14), 8:10 p.m. Average Speed of Race Winner: 94.531 mph. Charles Howell III (66), $40,700 assignment. N.Y. Yankees (Germán 16-2) at Oakland Brown lost a grievance Police said a passenger Time of Race: 2 Hrs, 49 Mins, 9 Secs. Margin of 70-69-73-69—281 National League (Bailey 10-8), 10:07 p.m. Victory: .502 Seconds. Ryan Moore (66), $40,700 71-69-69-72—281 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Optioned RHP last week seeking to use in the van and a bystander Toronto (Reid-Foley 2-3) at L.A. Dodgers Caution Flags: 8 for 61 laps. Scott Piercy (66), $40,700 67-73-70-71—281 Stefan Crichton to Reno (PCL). Recalled RHP Bo (Kershaw 12-2), 10:10 p.m. the Schutt Air Advan- attempted to help Benson, Lead Changes: 23 among 10 drivers. Jordan Spieth (66), $40,700 70-71-70-70—281 Takahashi from Jackson (SL). Wednesday’s Games Lap Leaders: D. Hamlin 0; D. Hamlin 1-14; Tiger Woods (66), $40,700 71-71-67-72—281 ATLANTA BRAVES — Claimed OF Billy Hamilton Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, 1:10 p.m. tage helmet he has used 36, and his passenger, K. Larson 15-23; D. Hamlin 24-38; K. Larson Keegan Bradley (45), $30,525 69-74-68-71—282 off waivers from Kansas City. Optioned RHP Seattle at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. 39-45; D. Hamlin 46-83; K. Larson 84-129; B. Adam Hadwin (45), $30,525 67-68-71-76—282 Bryse Wilson to Gwinnett (IL). Recalled RHP throughout his career 27-year-old Aamna Kansas City at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Keselowski 130; C. Elliott 131-163; K. Harvick Troy Merritt (45), $30,525 69-76-71-66—282 Jacob Webb from Gwinnett and placd him on L.A. Angels at Texas, 7:05 p.m. because it was too old to Najam. Both died at the 164-191; B. Keselowski 192; M. Truex Jr. Ryan Palmer (45), $30,525 68-72-70-72—282 the 60-day IL. Cleveland at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. 193-244; K. Busch 245-253; K. Busch 254-264; Andrew Putnam (45), $30,525 71-69-73-69—282 COLORADO ROCKIES — Claimed RHP Wes be certified as safe. scene. Philadelphia at Boston, 7:10 p.m. B. Keselowski 265-349; K. Busch 350; B. Bryson DeChambeau (35), $23,865 Parsons off waivers from Atlanta and optioned Detroit at Houston, 8:10 p.m. He had hoped to find a Police said the van Keselowski 351; K. Busch 352; B. Keselowski 71-71-71-70—283 him to Albuquerque (PCL). Transferred RHP N.Y. Yankees at Oakland, 10:07 p.m. 353-354; K. Busch 355-365; B. Keselowski Shane Lowry (35), $23,865 72-74-68-69—283 Scott Oberg to the 60-day IL. newer version of his pre- driver is cooperating Toronto at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. 366; K. Busch 367-372; E. Jones 373-395; M. Phil Mickelson (35), $23,865 70-73-69-71—283 MIAMI MARLINS — Assigned 3B Deven Marrero ferred helmet that could with the investigation. No DiBenedetto 396-488; D. Hamlin 489-500. Collin Morikawa (35), $23,865 67-73-72-71—283 outright to New Orleans (PCL). NATIONAL LEAGUE Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Lead, Laps Jason Day (26), $21,571 70-71-69-74—284 MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Reinstated RHP Zach EAST DIVISION W L PCT GB be approved but the one charges have been filed. Led): Matt DiBenedetto 1 time for 93 laps; Brad Dylan Frittelli (26), $21,571 72-69-71-72—284 Davies from the 10-day IL. Optioned RHP Aaron Atlanta 74 52 .587 — Keselowski 6 times for 91 laps; Denny Hamlin Matt Kuchar (26), $21,571 71-70-73-70—284 Wilkerson to San Antonio (PCL). he submitted failed a Washington 68 56 .548 5 4 times for 79 laps; Kyle Larson 3 times for 62 Keith Mitchell (26), $21,571 72-74-67-71—284 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Sent RHP New York 64 60 .516 9 safety test conducted The Associated Press laps; Martin Truex Jr. 1 time for 52 laps; Chase Justin Rose (26), $21,571 68-73-73-70—284 Philadelphia 64 60 .516 9 Jerad Eickhoff to Reading (EL) for a rehab Elliott 1 time for 33 laps; Kyle Busch 5 times Jim Furyk (21), $20,628 66-72-75-72—285 Miami 45 78 .366 27½ assignment. for 30 laps; Kevin Harvick 1 time for 28 laps; Dustin Johnson (21), $20,628 70-72-72-71—285 PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Recalled RHP CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT GB Erik Jones 1 time for 23 laps; Kurt Busch 1 time Graeme McDowell (21), $20,628 St. Louis 66 57 .537 — Montana DuRapau from Indianapolis (IL). for 9 laps. 69-72-73-71—285 ANNOUNCEMENTS Chicago 66 58 .532 ½ WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Sent RHP Austin Chez Reavie (21), $20,628 67-68-74-76—285 Voth to the GCL Nationals for a rehab assign- Milwaukee 64 61 .512 3 Max Homa (19), $20,073 70-67-71-78—286 Cincinnati 58 66 .468 8½ ment. Signed RHP Eduardo Vera to a minor TENNIS Francesco Molinari (19), $20,073 league contract. Placed 2B Brian Dozier on the Golf Tournament For more information, Pittsburgh 51 73 .411 15½ 72-73-68-73—286 WEST DIVISION W L PCT GB paternity list. Recalled INF-OF Adrian Sanchez please contact Janet Rafa Cabrera Bello (17), $19,703 from Harrisburg (EL). Los Angeles 82 44 .651 — U.S. OPEN 69-72-74-72—287 Monday at USTA Billie Jean King National The Bay Education Kessler at kessljf@bay. San Francisco 63 62 .504 18½ Sung Kang (17), $19,703 69-73-73-72—287 Tennis Center, New York. $57,238,700; BASKETBALL Arizona 62 63 .496 19½ Purse: Cameron Champ (15), $19,240 Foundation will be k12.fl.us, 767-4111 or Hardcourt outdoor National Basketball Association San Diego 59 65 .476 22 Surface: 71-68-78-71—288 Colorado 57 67 .460 24 Singles ATLANTA HAWKS — Promoted Travis Schlenk hosting its 9th Annual visit the Foundation’s J.B. Holmes (15), $19,240 69-71-76-72—288 to president of basketball operations and Qualifi cation Adam Long (15), $19,240 72-70-71-75—288 Maddison Inglis, Australia, def. Valentini general manager; Chelsea Lane to vice Shotgun Start Golf FORE website at www.bayed- Saturday’s Games Harold Varner III (14), $18,870 72-74-71-72—289 Grammatikopoulou, Greece, 6-3, 6-4. president of athletic performance and sports Chicago Cubs 2, Pittsburgh 0 Nate Lashley (13), $18,685 72-73-70-76—291 Education Golf Tourna- ucationfoundation.org. Atlanta 4, L.A. Dodgers 3 Lizette Cabrera, Australia, def. Katarzyna medicine; Dan Martinez to vice president of Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 1 Kawa (18), Poland, 6-1, 6-7, 6-3. team operations; Derek Pierce to vice president ment on Aug. 24 at 8 a.m. FEDEXCUP LEADERS Irina-Camelia Begu (3), Romania, def. Pemra of player personnel; Dotun Akinwale Jr. to N.Y. Mets 4, Kansas City 1 1. Justin Thomas at the Panama Country Gator Gathering Ozgen, Turkey, 6-3, 6-2. director of scouting; Mike McNeive to director San Diego 5, Philadelphia 3 2. Patrick Cantlay Jana Cepelova, Slovakia, def. Naiktha Bains, of player personnel, Daniel Starkman to senior Club in Lynn Haven. with Steve Spurrier Colorado 11, Miami 4 3. Brooks Koepka Great Britain, 6-3, 6-1. manager of basketball operations; Nick Ressler San Francisco 11, Arizona 6 4. Patrick Reed Sponsorships are Jaimee Fourlis, Australia, def. Antonia to manager of basketball operations; Paul Milwaukee 15, Washington 14, 14 innings 5. Rory McIlroy Lottner, Germany, 5-7, 6-4, 6-4. Jesperson to assistant video coordinator; Chris available. Entry fee is The Panhandle Gator Sunday’s Games 6. Jon Rahm St. Louis 5, Cincinnati 4 Ludmilla Samsonova (21), Russia, def. Diana Mast to data scientist, athletic performance and 7. Matt Kuchar $600 per team of four Club will host Steve San Diego 3, Philadelphia 2 Marcinkevica, Latvia, 6-1, 6-4. sports medicine and Connor Smith to assistant 8. Xander Schauffele Atlanta 5, L.A. Dodgers 3 Mikael Ymer (9), Sweden, def. Thai-Son athletic trainer. Named Stephen Giles pro player 9. Webb Simpson with prizes for first, Spurrier on Aug. 26 at Washington 16, Milwaukee 8 Kwiatkowski, USA, 5-7, 6-3, 7-6 (2). personnel scout. second and third place 5:45 PM in the Fellow- N.Y. Mets 11, Kansas City 5 Facundo Bagnis, Argentina, def. Alex NEW YORK KNICKS — Named Mike Miller Colorado 7, Miami 6, 10 innings Rybakov, USA, 4-6, 6-1, 6-2. assistant coach. teams, and two hole-in- ship Hall at Hiland Park Arizona 6, San Francisco 1 Stefano Napolitano, Italy, def. Sam Riffi ce, SOCCER one contests ($10,000 Baptist Church at 2611 Chicago Cubs 7, Pittsburgh 1 USA, 6-2, 6-4. FOOTBALL Monday’s Games Chung Hyeon (29), Republic of Korea, def. MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER National Football League prize or automobile). US-231 Panama City. Washington 13, Pittsburgh 0 Sebastian Ofner, Austria, 6-3, 6-3. All times Eastern BUFFALO BILLS — Released CB E.J. Gaines. All proceeds are Pre-registration San Diego 3, Cincinnati 2 Tommy Paul (10), USA, def. Yannick EASTERN CONFERENCE CHICAGO BEARS — Signed RB Josh Caldwell. St. Louis 3, Milwaukee 0 Hanfmann, Germany, 4-6, 6-4, 7-6. W L T PTS GF GA INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed S Kai Nacua invested in the Foun- required. For registra- Colorado at Arizona, late Pedro Martinez, Spain, def. Federico Coria, Philadelphia 13 8 6 45 48 40 and RBs Charcandrick West and Marquis Young. Today’s Games Argentina, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2. Atlanta 14 9 3 45 45 30 Placed RB D’Onta Foreman and WR Daurice dation’s Take Stock In tion information call Washington (Strasburg 15-5) at Pittsburgh Jenson Brooksby, USA, def. Kaichi Uchida, New York City FC 11 5 8 41 45 32 Fountain on IR. Waived S Derrick Kindred. Children program, which Mike Varner at 850- (Archer 3-9), 7:05 p.m. Japan, 6-3, 6-2. D.C. United 10 8 9 39 34 33 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Placed WR Josh Cleveland (Bieber 12-5) at N.Y. Mets (Matz Yuichi Sugita (27), Japan, def. Marc Polmans, New York Red Bulls 11 10 5 38 44 39 Gordon on the non-football injury list. prepares via mentoring 527-7184. All proceeds 7-7), 7:10 p.m. Australia, 6-3, 6-4. New England 9 9 8 35 38 45 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Signed DL Elijah financially at risk students will go to the PGC Philadelphia (Nola 11-3) at Boston (Johnson Dominik Koepfer (11), Germany, def. Ryan Montreal 10 13 4 34 39 50 Qualls. Waived-injured DL Shane Bowman. 1-1), 7:10 p.m. Harrison, USA, 6-1, 6-1. Orlando City 9 11 7 34 35 35 TENNESSEE TITANS — Waived/injured LB Nigel for college/technical scholarship fund. San Diego (Quantrill 6-3) at Cincinnati (Gray Ankita Raina, India, def. Ysaline Bonaventure Toronto FC 9 10 7 34 41 43 Harris. Agreed to terms with LB Quart’e Sapp. schools and offers a pre- To get a sports 8-6), 7:10 p.m. (9), Belgium, 6-1, 1-6, 6-2. Chicago 8 11 9 33 42 40 Activated TE Jonnu Smith and PK Ryan Succop Miami (Hernandez 2-5) at Atlanta (Keuchel Arina Rodionova, Australia, def. Fanny Columbus 7 14 6 27 29 41 from the PUP list. paid college/technical announcement in the 3-5), 7:20 p.m. Stollar, Hungary, 6-4, 6-2. Cincinnati 5 18 3 18 26 61 Canadian Football League school scholarship as a paper please email to Milwaukee (González 2-1) at St. Louis Nicolas Mahut, France, def. Maxime Cressy, WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Added OL (Wacha 6-6), 7:45 p.m. USA, 3-6, 7-5, 6-1. WESTERN CONFERENCE Na’ty Rodgers and LB Nick Taylor to the motivational tool. [email protected]. San Francisco (Beede 3-7) at Chicago Cubs Mikael Torpegaard, Denmark, def. Rudolf W L T PTS GF GA practice roster. * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, August 20, 2019 B5

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Last-Standing Last-Standing Mike & Molly Mike & Molly WPGX (28) 8 8 28 28 Maury Men take paternity tests. Maury Steve Judge Judy Judge Judy Judge Judy Judge Judy Big Bang Big Bang WFSG (56) 11 11 56 56 Pinkalicious Let’s Go Luna! Nature Cat Wild Kratts Molly of Denali Odd Squad Odd Squad Arthur (EI) PBS NewsHour (N) World News Highwaymen A&E 34 43 118 265 Ghost Hunters Ghost Hunters The First 48 Home invasion. The First 48 The First 48 The First 48 “Flashing Colors” AMC 30 62 131 254 (12:00) ›››‡ American Sniper (’14) Bradley Cooper. ››› First Blood (’82) Sylvester Stallone, Richard Crenna. Two/Half Men Two/Half Men Two/Half Men Two/Half Men ANPL 46 69 184 282 Pit Bulls and Parolees River Monsters River Monsters River Monsters River Monsters “Alligator Gar” River Monsters BET 53 46 124 329 (10:25) ››› Coach Carter (1:55) ›‡ Alex Cross (’12) Tyler Perry, Matthew Fox, Edward Burns. (:27) ››› American Gangster (’07) Denzel Washington, Russell Crowe. 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TBS 31 15 139 247 Friends Friends Friends Friends American Dad American Dad American Dad American Dad Family Guy Family Guy Big Bang Big Bang TCM 25 70 132 256 ›››› Gentleman’s Agreement (’47) Gregory Peck. ››‡ Mother Didn’t Tell Me (’50) June Havoc (:45) ››‡ Susan Slade (’61) Troy Donahue, Connie Stevens. TLC 37 40 183 280 Four Weddings American Gypsy Wedding American Gypsy Wedding Say Yes to the Dress Say Yes to the Dress The Little Couple TNT 29 54 138 245 UEFA- BR Football Matchday UEFA Champions League Soccer APOEL FC vs AFC Ajax. (N) UEFA The Detour ››› Wonder Woman (’17) Gal Gadot, Chris Pine. USA 62 55 105 242 NCIS “Jet Lag” NCIS “Masquerade” NCIS “Jack Knife” NCIS “Mother’s Day” NCIS “Double Identity” NCIS A Navy diver is murdered. WGN-A 13 239 307 Blue Bloods Blue Bloods “Whistle Blower” JAG Sailor is electrocuted. JAG “A Merry Little Christmas” JAG Admiral probes diamond. Cops Cops

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Preacher ANPL 46 69 184 282 River Monsters Big, Small & Deadly Wild Peru: Andes Battleground Big, Small & Deadly River Monsters BET 53 46 124 329 (4:27) American Gangster (’07) Tales “I Gave You Power” (N) The Next Big Thing (N) Tales “I Gave You Power” The Next Big Thing Martin Martin COM 64 53 107 249 The Office The Office The Office The Office The Office Alternatino Daily Show Lights Out South Park South Park South Park Daily Show DISC 36 39 182 278 Deadliest Catch: On Deck (N) Deadliest Catch “Dark Ship” (:01) Undercover Billionaire (N) (:02) Deadliest Catch Deadliest Catch “Dark Ship” (12:01) Undercover Billionaire E! 63 57 114 236 ›› Monster-in-Law (’05) Jennifer Lopez, Jane Fonda, Michael Vartan. Dating-NoFilter Dating-NoFilter Dating-NoFilter Dating-NoFilter Dating-NoFilter Dating-NoFilter Dating-NoFilter ESPN 9 23 140 206 2019 Little League World Series Baseball Ton. MLB Baseball New York Yankees at Oakland Athletics. (N) (L) SportsCenter (N) (L) ESPN2 47 24 144 209 SC Featured Leagues Cup Club America vs Tigres UANL. First semifinal. (N) Leagues Cup Cruz Azul FC vs LA Galaxy. Second semifinal. (N) SportsCenter Ariel Helwani’s MMA Show (N) FOOD 38 45 110 231 Chopped Chopped “Hot Dog Hotshots” Supermarket Stakeout (N) Chopped “Squab Goals” Chopped “Hot Dog Hotshots” Supermarket Stakeout FREE 59 65 180 311 The Princess and the Frog ››› Ice Age (’02) Voices of Ray Romano, John Leguizamo. The 700 Club ›‡ Norm of the North (’16) Voices of Rob Schneider. FS1 24 27 150 219 NFL Films (N) NFL Films (N) NFL Films (N) NFL Films (N) In the Blood MLB Whiparound (N) (L) TMZ Sports Fair Game Skip and Shannon: Undisputed FX 45 51 136 248 (6:00) ››› Spider-Man: Homecoming (’17) Tom Holland. Pose Pray Tell confronts old traumas. Pose Pray Tell confronts old traumas. Pose “In My Heels” HALL 23 59 185 312 Valentine in the Vineyard (’19) Love Unleashed (’19) Jen Lilley, Christopher Russell. Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls HGTV 32 38 112 229 Good Bones (N) Good Bones Remodeling a condo for Mina’s sister. (N) Roommate Hunters Int’l Good Bones Remodeling a condo for Mina’s sister. HIST 35 42 120 269 American Pickers American Pickers: Bonus Buys (:05) American Pickers (:05) American Pickers (:03) American Pickers American Pickers: Bonus Buys LIFE 56 56 108 252 Dance Moms (N) Dance Moms (N) (:03) Dance Moms (N) (:03) Dance Moms (N) (:01) Dance Moms (12:01) Dance Moms PARMT 28 48 241 241 (6:30) ››› Coming to America (’88) Eddie Murphy. Ink Master “Roll of the Dice” ››› Coming to America (’88) Eddie Murphy, Arsenio Hall, John Amos. (:40) Friends SUN 49 422 656 (6:00) MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at Tampa Bay Rays. (N) Postgame Rays Prospect Rays Inside Rays Prospect After Midnight With the Rays From Aug. 20, 2019. SYFY 70 52 122 244 ››› The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (’13) Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson. 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DIVERSIONS

WORD SCRIMMAGE: JUDD HAMBRICK DEAR ABBY Wife is edged out of man’s aff ections by her grandson

of them, but when I do, I feel like in the Army, stationed in North a third wheel. Doug no longer Carolina. While we were there, compliments me and is rarely his good friend and Army buddy interested in being intimate. I have “Mac” became a close friend worked hard to take good care of of mine. There was an instant myself, and I try to look nice for connection. Jeanne Phillips him every day. He doesn’t notice. I haven’t seen Mac since he got I’m actually starting to resent out. It has been nine years, but we my grandson — something I remain in touch — texting, talking DEAR ABBY: My husband, never thought would happen. Do on the phone, playing video games “Doug,” and I have had a long I just carry on and hope things together. and happy marriage. We’ve raised get better? If I should talk to Abby, I believe I may be in love two children, both of whom are Doug now, how do I do it without with him. It’s not something that doing well in life. I have much to sounding petty and immature? — happened overnight. This is some- be thankful for, but I keep having MARRIED, BUT LONELY thing I have just come to realize. to remind myself of that because DEAR M.B.L.: Something has Do I remain friends and keep this I’m having trouble adjusting to gone wrong with your marriage. secret or tell him I believe I love my changing relationship with It appears your husband is using him? I am not sure how to handle my husband. your grandson as a way to buffer this. — BLURRED LINES IN TEXAS We have a grandson. The boy himself from you. “Too tired” DEAR BLURRED LINES: What do has become the focus of my hus- and “too busy” are excuses, not you think you have to gain by tell- band’s world. Because of that, reasons. If discussing this with ing Mac you think you’re in love Doug no longer wants to do things him doesn’t change things, then with him? If he says the feelings with me. He says he has too much it’s time to talk to a marriage and are mutual, do you plan on leav- to do or he is too tired to go out, so family therapist — or a clergyper- ing your husband? For the sake of I go to social events by myself. In son, if you have one — about what your marriage, stop texting, talk- fact, I do everything by myself. If has been going on. ing and gaming with this man and our grandson calls, though, Doug concentrate on your husband. If has all the energy in the world. DEAR ABBY: When my husband you keep playing with fire, your I try to interact with the two and I were first married, he was marriage may wind up in ashes.

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spouse, or the date that which is 301 McKenzie DATED in Bay, Florida LANNIE ROWE LAKE CaseNo:2019-4044TD Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT is two (2) years after Avenue, Panama City, this, 14th day of Au- ESTATES UNIT 6, AS Name in which as- COURT OF THE FOUR- the date of the Florida 32401. The gust, 2019 PER PLAT THEREOF NOTICE IS HEREBY WARNING! sessed: TEENTH JUDICIAL decedent’s death. The names and addresses RECORDED IN PLAT GIVEN SB MUNI CUST There are unpaid taxes ROBBIE JEAN HOL- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR time for filing an elec- of the co-personal rep- BILL KINSAUL BOOK 11, PAGE 14, FOR CLUSIA LLC, on property which you LAND, RANDALL MARK BAY COUNTY, FLOR- tion to take an elective resentatives and the As Clerk of Circuit ON FILE IN THE OF- holder of the following own or have legal inter- HOLLAND IDA share may be extended co-personal Court Bay County, Flor- FICE OF THE CLERK certificate has filed said est. The property will as provided in the Flor- representative’s attor- ida OF THE CIRCUIT certificate for a tax be sold at public auc- All of said property be- Case No.: ida Probate Rules. ney are set forth below. COURT OF BAY deed to be issued tion at https://bay.realta ing in the County of 2018-CA-001058 Jennifer Estrada COUNTY, FLORIDA. thereon. The certificate xdeed.com at 10:00 Bay, State of Florida. Attorney for Personal All creditors of the de- Deputy Clerk number and year of is- AM on the 8th day of CORDELIA F. BOONE, Representative: cedent and other per- has been filed against suance, the description October, 2019 unless Unless said certificate Plaintiff, sons having claims or Persons with a disa- you and you are re- of the property, and the the back taxes are shall be redeemed ac- V. The Critzer Law Firm, demands against bility needing special quired to file a copy of names in which it was paid. To receive the cording to law, the FLOWERS BEACH P. A . decedent’s estate, in- accommodation in or- your written defenses, if assessed are as fol- payoff amount for the property described in HOUSE, LLC, a Florida For the Firm cluding unmatured, der to access court fa- any, to it on Lisa Wood- lows: taxes owed contact the such certificate shall be limited liability com- contingent or unliqui- cilities or participate burn, McCalla Raymer Bay County Tax Collec- sold to the highest bid- pany, JOHN MCDAVID S. Scott Critzer, Esq. dated claims, on whom in a court proceeding Leibert Pierce, LLC, Certificate No.: tor, Panama City, Flor- der, on October 8, FLOWERS, /FBN #49697 a copy of this notice is at any courthouse or 225 E. Robinson St. 4044 ida, telephone number 2019; 10:00 AM at Defendant [email protected] served must file their court program, should Suite 155, Orlando, FL Year of Issuance: (850) 248-8514. To re- https://bay.real- 24298 [email protected] claims with this court within two (2) days of 32801 and file the origi- June 01, 2017 ceive further informa- taxdeed.com. AMENDED NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT 12889 US Highway 98 WITHIN THE LATER receipt of notice, con- nal with the Clerk of the Parcel ID: tion, contact the Clerk OF JUDICIAL SALE COURT FOR BAY W, Suite 110A OF 3 MONTHS AFTER tact Court Administra- above- styled Court on 26759-095-000 of the Court and Comp- Dated this 6th of Au- COUNTY, FLORIDA Miramar Beach, FL THE DATE OF THE tion to request such or before 30 days from troller at the Bay gust, 2019 I HEREBY PROVIDE PROBATE DIVISION 32550-3241 FIRST PUBLICATION an accommodation. the first publication, Description of Property: County Courthouse, NOTICE that, pursuant FILE NO: Office Phone: OF THIS NOTICE OR Please contact the fol- otherwise a Judgment 25 3S 15W -29.17- BEG 300 E 4th St #101, Bill Kinsaul to that FINAL JUDG- 2019-CP-000826 850-622-0050 30 DAYS AFTER THE lowing: Court Admin- may be entered against 430.8’ W & 6.31’ N OF Panama City, Florida, Clerk of the Court and MENT OF FORECLO- Fax: 888-866-6820 DATE OF SERVICE OF istration, P.O. Box you for the relief de- SE COR OF SW1/4 telephone number Comptroller Bay SURE (entered IN RE: ESTATE OF A COPY OF THIS NO- 1089, Panama City, manded in the Com- FOR POB TH N 200 E (850) 763-9061 x 3. County, Florida 07/25/2019 in Case # CAROLE A. NOONAN, Personal Representa- TICE ON THEM. Florida 32402; Phone: plaint. 142.86’ SWLY 101.76’ S 2018-CA-001058 of the DECEASED tive: 850-747-5327; Hear- 125’ W 73.82’ TO POB To make payment, By:Teresa Childers Circuit Court of Bay All other creditors of ing & Voice Impaired: WITNESS my hand and ORB 3754 P 430 LESS please contact the of- Deputy Clerk County, Florida) and NOTICE OF Kerry S. Noonan the decedent and other 1-800-955- 8771; seal of said Court on DOT RNV fice of the Tax Collec- Section 45.031 of the ANCILLARY 540 Kirk Road persons having claims Email:the 13 day of August, tor, telephone num- WARNING! Florida Statutes, I, BILL ADMINISTRATION Decatur, GA 30030 or demands against [email protected] 2019. Name in which as- ber. There are unpaid taxes KINSAUL as Clerk of decedent’s estate, in- courts.org sessed: Pub: August 13, 20, 27, on property which you the Circuit Court of Bay 24300 The ancillary adminis- cluding unmatured, Pub: August 20, 27, CLERK OF THE CIR- FRANCES KWONG, September 3, 2019 own or have legal inter- County will sell, by tration of the estate of, IN THE CIRCUIT contingent or unliqui- 2019 CUIT COURT JAMES L GREENE est. The property will public auction held via 24819 deceased, is pending COURT FOR BAY dated claims, must file As Clerk of the Court be sold at public auc- the internet at https://w 24370 NOTICE OF in the Circuit Court for COUNTY, FLORIDA their claims with this All of said property be- tion at https://bay.realta ww.bay.realforeclose.com on PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE OF SALE APPLICATION FOR Bay County, Florida, court WITHIN 3 BY: Sharon Chambers ing in the County of xdeed.com at 10:00 SEPTMBER FILE NO: TAX DEED Probate Division, the MONTHS AFTER THE Deputy Clerk Bay, State of Florida. AM on the 8th day of 9TH, 2019 and beginn- 2019-CP-000826 address of which is DATE OF THE FIRST NOTICE IS HEREBY Pub: August 20, 27, October, 2019 unless ing at 11:00 A.M. C.S. Bay County Court- PUBLICATION OF GIVEN that the under- 2019 Unless said certificate CaseNo:2019-4504TD the back taxes are T., that certain real house, 300 East 4th IN RE: ESTATE OF THIS NOTICE. signed intends to sell shall be redeemed ac- paid. To receive the property identified by 24797 NOTICE IS HEREBY Street, Panama City, CAROLE A. NOONAN, the personal property cording to law, the payoff amount for the legal description as: LAKE POWELL GIVEN Florida 32401. The es- DECEASED ALL CLAIMS NOT SO described below to en- property described in TLOA OF taxes owed contact the RESIDENTIAL GOLF tate is: Intestate, or FILED WILL BE FOR- force a lien imposed on such certificate shall be FLORIDA LLC, holder Bay County Tax Collec- PARCEL I: NOTICE TO COMMUNITY XXXX Testate. If the es- EVER BARRED. said property under sold to the highest bid- of the following certifi- tor, Panama City, Flor- COMMENCING AT A CREDITORS DEVELOPMENT tate is testate, the dates The Florida Self Stor- der, on October 8, cate has filed said cer- ida, telephone number POINT 258 FEET DISTRICT of the decedent’s will The date of first publi- age Facility Act Stat- 2019; 10:00 AM at tificate for a tax deed to (850) 248-8514. To re- SOUTH OF THE and any codicils are The administration of cation of this Notice is utes (Section https://bay.real- be issued thereon. The ceive further informa- NORTHWEST COR- NOTICE OF PUBLIC September 20, 2016. the estate of Carole A. August 20, 2019 83.801-83.809). The taxdeed.com. certificate number and tion, contact the Clerk NER OF LOT 6, IN HEARING TO CON- Noonan, deceased, undersigned will sell at year of issuance, the of the Court and Comp- BLOCK 34 ON THE SIDER THE ADOP- The names and ad- whose date of death Attorney for Ancillary public sale by competi- Dated this 6th of Au- description of the prop- troller at the Bay WEST LINE OF SAID TION OF THE FISCAL dresses of the personal was April 21, 2019, is Co-Personal Repre- tive bidding on Thurs- gust, 2019 erty, and the names in County Courthouse, LOT, BEING THE YEAR 2019/2020 representative and the pending in the Circuit sentatives:. day the 5th day of Sep- which it was assessed 300 E 4th St #101, EAST LINE OF MAG- BUDGET AND NO- personalCourt for Bay County, tember, 2019 at 10:00 Bill Kinsaul are as follows: Panama City, Florida, NOLIA STREET TO TICE OF REGULAR representative’s attor- Florida, Probate Divi- JANSSEN, SIRACUSA AM, at lockerfox.com. Clerk of the Court and telephone number BAYVIEW ADDITION BOARD OF SUPER- Certificate No.: ney are set forth below. sion, the address of & KEEGAN PLLC Comptroller Bay (850) 763-9061 x 3. TO ST. ANDREWS; VISORS MEETING The fiduciary lawyer - which is Bay County 120 South Olive Ave- Said property has been County, Florida 4504 THENCE EAST 69 Year of Issuance: client privilege in Flor- Courthouse, 300 East nue, Suite 504 West stored and is iStorage To make payment, FEET; THENCE ida Statutes Section 4th Street, Panama Palm Beach, Florida Panama City Beach, The Board of Supervi- By:Teresa Childers June 01, 2017 please contact the of- SOUTH TO THE WA- Parcel ID: 90.5021 applies with re- City, Florida 32401. 33401 Telephone: 105 Estes Place, Pan- sors (“Board”) of the Deputy Clerk fice of the Tax Collec- TERS OF ST. AN- spect to the personal The names and ad- (561) 420-0583 ama City Beach, FL, Lake Powell Residential 30224-000-000 tor, telephone num- DREWS BAY; representative and any dresses of the personal Facsimile (561) 32413 Bay County Golf Community Devel- WARNING! ber. THENCE WEST 69 attorney employed by representatives and the 420-0576 Email: Richardson, Derryck - opment District (the There are unpaid taxes Description of Property: Pub: August 13, 20, 27, FEET TO MAGNOLIA the personal represent- personal representa- [email protected] Unit C152 - furniture, “District”) will hold a on property which you 6 4S 15W UP September 3, 2019 STREET ABOVE MEN- ative. tives’ attorney are set and assorted boxes Public Hearing on Sep- own or have legal inter- -11.228-58B2 LAGOON TIONED; THENCE 24823 forth below. By: s/ Mark G. Keegan and totes. Hinson, tember 4, 2019 at 6:00 est. The property will HEIGHTS UNREC S1/2 NORTH ALONG THE NOTICE OF Any interested person MARK G. KEEGAN Catina- Unit A192- fur- p.m., Central Time, at be sold at public auc- LOT 5 BLK 4 ORB 2765 EAST LINE OF SAID APPLICATION FOR on whom a copy of the All creditors of the de- Florida Bar No. 503371 niture, boxes, bags, The Boat House, 1110 tion at https://bay.realta P 2090 ORB 2954 P MAGNOLIA STREET; TAX DEED notice of administration cedent and other per- and other household Prospect Promenade, xdeed.com at 10:00 498 THE SAME BEING is served who chal- sons having claims or Ancillary Co-Personal items. Bidding takes Panama City Beach, AM on the 8th day of THE WEST LINE OF Name in which as- lenges the validity of demands against Representatives: place on Florida 32413 for the October, 2019 unless CaseNo:2019-5504TD SAID LOT 6 TO THE sessed: the will or any codicils, decedent’s estate on lockerfox.com. Winner purpose of hearing the back taxes are POINT OF BEGINN- NOTICE IS HEREBY venue, or jurisdiction of whom a copy of this PAUL HUNTER ALLEN to pay cash only at fa- comments and objec- paid. To receive the ROBIN BLAKE WHITE, ING; EXCEPT THERE- GIVEN the court is required to notice is required to be 612 Fallbrook Lane, cility. All purchased tions on the adoption payoff amount for the CHARLES CURTIS TLOA OF FROM SHELL AVE- file any objection with served must file their Clarksville, TN 37040 items are sold as is, of the proposed budget taxes owed contact the WHITE FLORIDA LLC, holder NUE AS LAID OFF the court in the manner claims with this court where is, and must be (“Proposed Budget”) of Bay County Tax Col- of the following certifi- AND PLATTED BE- provided in the Florida ON OR BEFORE THE STEPHEN HESTER removed within 48 the District for the fiscal lector, Panama City, All of said property be- cate has filed said cer- TWEEN THE SOUTH Probate Rules WITHIN LATER OF THREE (3) ALLEN 104 Kemper hours of the sale. Sale year beginning October Florida, telephone ing in the County of tificate for a tax deed to END OF SAID LOT 6 THE TIME REQUIRED MONTHS AFTER THE Court, Springfield, TN is subject to cancella- 1, 2019 and ending number (850) Bay, State of Florida. be issued thereon. The AND THE PIECE OR BY LAW, which is on or TIME OF THE FIRST 37171 tion in the event of set- September 30, 2020 248-8514. To receive certificate number and PARCEL OF LAND IN- before the date that is 3 PUBLICATION OF Pub: August 20, 27, tlement between owner (“Fiscal Year 2019/2020 further information, Unless said certificate year of issuance, the CLUDED THEREIN months after the date THIS NOTICE OR 2019 and obligated party. “). A regular board contact the Clerk of the shall be redeemed ac- description of the prop- LYING SOUTH OF of service of a copy of THIRTY (30) DAYS AF- Pub: August 20, 27, meeting of the District Court and Comptroller cording to law, the erty, and the names in THE SAID SHELL AV- 24342 the Notice of Adminis- TER THE DATE OF 2019 will also be held at that at the Bay County property described in which it was assessed ENUE. BEING A PART SERVICE OF A COPY IN THE CIRCUIT time where the Board such certificate shall be are as follows: tration on that person, 24372 Courthouse, 300 E 4th OF LOT 6, BLOCK 34, OF THIS NOTICE ON COURT OF THE FOUR- may consider any other sold to the highest bid- or those objections are NOTICE UNDER St #101, Panama City, BAYVIEW ADDITION THEM. TEENTH JUDICIAL business that may der, on October 8, Certificate No.: forever barred. The FICTITIOUS NAME Florida, telephone TO ST. ANDREWS IN CIRCUIT IN AND FOR properly come before 2019; 10:00 AM at 5504 three (3) month time LAW PURSUANT TO number (850) 763-9061 THE SOUTH HALF OF All other creditors of BAY COUNTY, FLOR- it. A copy of the https://bay.real- Year of Issuance: period may only be ex- SECTION 865.09, x 3. SECTION 35, TOWN- the decedent and other IDA agenda and Proposed taxdeed.com. June 01, 2017 tended for estoppel FLORIDA STATUTES SHIP 3 SOUTH, based upon a misstate- persons having claims Case No: 18000747CA Budget may be ob- To make payment, Parcel ID: RANGE 15 WEST. or demands against tained at the offices of Dated this 6th of Au- 40000-650-154 ment by the personal NOTICE IS HEREBY please contact the of- PARCEL III: representative regard- decedent’s estate must J.P. MORGAN MORT- the District Manager, fice of the Tax Collec- gust, 2019 BEGINNING AT A file their claims with this GAGE ACQUISITION GIVEN that the under- Wrathell, Hunt & Asso- Description of Property: ing the time period signed, desiring to en- tor, telephone num- POINT 98.00 FEET within which an objec- court WITHIN THREE CORP., ciates, LLC, 2300 ber. Bill Kinsaul SHORES OF PANAMA SOUTH OF THE (3) MONTHS AFTER Plaintiff, gage in business under Glades Road, Suite Clerk of the Court and PHASE I UNIT 913 tion must be filed. The the fictitious name of: Pub: August 13, 20, 27, NORTHWEST COR- time period may not be THE DATE OF THE vs. 410W, Boca Raton, September 3, 2019 Comptroller Bay TYPE C(L) ORB 2740 P NER OF LOT 6, FIRST PUBLICATION Florida 33431, (561) County, Florida 2252 9TH FLOOR extended for any other Sharon’s No Worry BLOCK 34, IN THE OF THIS NOTICE. ADRIAN SANCHEZ; et 571-0010 (“District 24817 1BD/2BR ORB 3794 P reason, including af- Travels SOUTH HALF OF firmative representa- al., Manager’s Office”), dur- NOTICE OF By:Teresa Childers 2360 907 SQ FT. SECTION 35, TOWN- ALL CLAIMS NOT Defendants. ing normal business APPLICATION FOR Deputy Clerk PARKING SPACE #914 tion, failure to disclose located at 2102 Sham- SHIP 3 SOUTH, information, or miscon- FILED WITHIN THE hours. TAX DEED RANGE 15 WEST; TIME PERIODS SET NOTICE OF rock Lane, in the WARNING! Name in which as- duct by the personal County of Bay, in the THENCE RUN SOUTH representative or any FORTH IN FLORIDA FORECLOSURE SALE The public hearing and CaseNo:2019-0016TD There are unpaid taxes sessed: 160.00 FEET; THENCE STATUTES SECTION NOTICE IS HEREBY City of Lynn Haven, meeting are open to on property which you JARED ALLEN HUCK- other person. Unless Florida, 32444 intends RUN EAST 69.00 sooner barred by sec- 733.702 WILL BE FOR- GIVEN that pursuant the public and will be NOTICE IS HEREBY own or have legal inter- ABY FEET; THENCE RUN EVER BARRED. the Final Judgment of to register the said conducted in accord- GIVEN JAMES T est. The property will tion 733.212(3), all ob- name with the Division SOUTH TO THE jections to the validity Foreclosure dated ance with the provi- COBB, holder of the be sold at public auc- All of said property be- SOUTH BOUNDARY NOTWITHSTANDING March 14, 2019, and of Corporations of the sions of Florida law. following certificate has tion at https://bay.realta ing in the County of of a will or any codicils, Florida Department of OF SAID LOT 6; venue or the jurisdic- THE TIME PERIODS entered in Case No. The public hearing and filed said certificate for xdeed.com at 10:00 Bay, State of Florida. THENCE EAST SET FORTH ABOVE, 18000747CA of the Cir- State, Tallahassee, meeting may be contin- a tax deed to be issued AM on the 8th day of tion of the court must Florida. ALONG THE SOUTH be filed no later than ANY CLAIM FILED cuit Court of the Four- ued to a date, time, thereon. The certificate October, 2019 unless Unless said certificate BOUNDARY LINE OF TWO (2) YEARS OR teenth Judicial Circuit and place to be speci- number and year of is- the back taxes are shall be redeemed ac- the earlier of the entry Dated at Lynn Haven, LOTS 6 AND 5 A DIS- of an order of final dis- MORE AFTER THE in and for Bay County, fied on the record at suance, the description paid. To receive the cording to law, the TANCE OF 52.00 DECEDENT’S DATE OF Florida and Order Re- Florida, this 15th day of the meeting. There of the property, and the payoff amount for the property described in charge of the personal August, 2019. FEET; THENCE representative or one DEATH IS BARRED. setting Foreclosure may be occasions names in which it was taxes owed contact the such certificate shall be NORTH ALONG A (1) year after service of Sale dated August 12, when Board Supervi- assessed are as fol- Bay County Tax Collec- sold to the highest bid- LINE PARALLEL TO The date of first publi- 2019, wherein J.P. Sharon Denita Mobley sors or District Staff lows: tor, Panama City, Flor- der, on October 8, the notice of adminis- Pub August 20, 2019 THE WEST BOUND- tration. cation of this notice is MORGAN MORT- may participate by ida, telephone number 2019; 10:00 AM at ARY LINE OF SAID August 13, 2019. GAGE ACQUISITION 24380 speaker telephone. Certificate No.: (850) 248-8514. To re- https://bay.real- LOT 5 TO A POINT A petition for determi- CORP., is the Plaintiff IN THE CIRCUIT 16 ceive further informa- taxdeed.com. 98.00 FEET SOUTH nation of exempt prop- Attorney for Personal and ADRIAN J. COURT OF THE FOUR- Any person requiring Year of Issuance: tion, contact the Clerk OF THE NORTH erty is required to be Representative: SANCHEZ; JESSICA TEENTH JUDICIAL special accommoda- June 01, 2017 of the Court and Comp- Dated this 6th of Au- BOUNDARY LINE OF filed by or on behalf of E. SANCHEZ AX/A CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA tions at this meeting Parcel ID: troller at the Bay gust, 2019 SAID LOG 5; THENCE any person entitled to S. Scott Critzer, Esq. JESSICA ELAINE IN AND FOR BAY because of a disability 00047-040-000 County Courthouse, WEST 121.00 FEET exempt property under /FBN #49697 BARRON; UNKNOWN COUNTY GENERAL or physical impairment 300 E 4th St #101, Bill Kinsaul TO POINT OF BEGIN- Section 732.402 [email protected] SPOUSE OF JESSICA JURISDICTION DIVI- should contact the Dis- Description of Property: Panama City, Florida, Clerk of the Court and NING, BEING IN AND WITHIN THE TIME RE- [email protected] E. SANCHEZ A/K/A SION trict Manager’s Office at 2 1N 12W -1.4-216B telephone number Comptroller Bay A PART OF LOTS 5 QUIRED BY LAW, 12889 US Highway 98 JESSICA ELAINE CASE NO. least forty-eight (48) BEG 1315.12’ S & (850) 763-9061 x 3. County, Florida AND 6, BLOCK 34, which is on or before W, Suite 110A BARRON; UNKNOWN 03-2019-CA-002552 hours prior to the meet- 2555.7’ E OF NW COR BAYVIEW ADDITION the later of the date that Miramar Beach, FL TENANT #1, are De- ing. If you are hearing TH E 512.67’ NE To make payment, By:Teresa Childers TO ST. ANDREWS IN is four (4) months after 32550-3241 fendants, Bill Kinsaul, SPECIALIZED LOAN or speech impaired, 394.01’ NW 35’ NE please contact the of- Deputy Clerk THE SOUTH HALF OF the date of service of a Office Phone: Clerk of Court, will sell SERVICING LLC, please contact the Flor- 221.51’ TH WLY ALG fice of the Tax Collec- SECTION 35, TOWN- copy of the Notice of 850-622-0050 to the highest and best Plaintiff, ida Relay Service by di- CREEK 633.77’ S tor, telephone num- WARNING! SHIP 3 SOUTH, Administration on such Fax: 888-866-6820 bidder for cash at aling 7-1-1, or 1-800-95 507.62’ TO POB S 30’ ber. There are unpaid taxes RANGE 15 WEST, person or the date that www.bay.realforeclose.c vs. 5-8771 (TTY) / 1-800-95 RD R/W AKA LOT 9 Pub: August 13, 20, 27, on property which you BAY COUNTY, FLOR- is forty (40) days after Personal Representa- om at 11:00 AM Cen- 5-8770 (Voice), for aid BLK E WOODVIEW September 3, 2019 own or have legal inter- IDA. tive: tral Time on Septem- in contacting the Dis- EST 1ST ADD UNREC est. The property will the date of termination PRISCILLIA A WEBLEY, 24821 LESS AND EXCEPT: ber 30, 2019, the fol- trict Manager’s Office. ORB 1305 P 1107 ORB be sold at public auc- of any proceeding in- et al., NOTICE OF A PART OF LOTS 5 Kerry S. Noonan lowing described prop- 1780 P 468 tion at https://bay.realta volving the construc- Defendants. APPLICATION FOR AND 6, BLOCK 34, 540 Kirk Road erty set forth in said Fi- Each person who de- xdeed.com at 10:00 tion, admission to pro- TAX DEED BAYVIEW ADDITION bate, or validity of the Decatur, GA 30030 nal Judgment, to wit: NOTICE OF ACTION cides to appeal any de- Name in which as- AM on the 8th day of TO ST. ANDREWS, AS Pub: August 13, 20, cision made by the sessed: October, 2019 unless will or involving any CaseNo:2019-1074TD PER PLAT RE- other matter affecting 2019 LOT 2, BLOCK “A”, To: UNKNOWN Board with respect to LUEVENA MINNIE the back taxes are CORDED IN PLAT HANNOVER ES- any matter considered BOERSMA ESTATE paid. To receive the any part of the exempt 24324 SPOUSE OF PRISCIL- NOTICE IS HEREBY BOOK 4, PAGE 47, OF TATES, AS RE- LIA A. WEBLEY at the public hearing or payoff amount for the property, or the right of IN THE CIRCUIT GIVEN TLOA OF THE PUBLIC REC- CORDED IN PLAT 6122 CHERRY meeting is advised that All of said property be- taxes owed contact the such person to exempt COURT FOR BAY FLORIDA LLC, holder ORDS OF BAY BOOK 14, PAGE 23, STREET, PANAMA person will need a rec- ing in the County of Bay County Tax Collec- property is deemed COUNTY, FLORIDA of the following certifi- COUNTY, FLORIDA, waived. IN THE PUBLIC REC- CITY, FL 32404 ord of proceedings and Bay, State of Florida. tor, Panama City, Flor- DESCRIBED AS FOL- PROBATE DIVISION ORDS OF BAY that accordingly, the cate has filed said cer- ida, telephone number File Number: tificate for a tax deed to LOWS: BEGIN AT THE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PRISCILLIA A person may need to Unless said certificate (850) 248-8514. To re- An election to take an 19000757CP be issued thereon. The NORTHWEST COR- WEBLEY ensure that a verbatim shall be redeemed ac- ceive further informa- elective share must be Probate Division certificate number and NER OF LOT 6, OF Property Address: 231 6122 CHERRY record of the proceed- cording to law, the tion, contact the Clerk filed by or on behalf of year of issuance, the SAID BLOCK 34; the surviving spouse N BERTHE AVE, PAN- STREET, PANAMA ings is made, including property described in of the Court and Comp- THENCE SOUTH In Re the Estate of: AMA CITY, FL 32404 the testimony and evi- such certificate shall be description of the prop- troller at the Bay entitled to an elective BETTY E. ALLEN CITY, FL 32404 ALONG THE WEST , dence upon which sold to the highest bid- erty, and the names in County Courthouse, share under Sections Deceased. which it was assessed LINE OF SAID LOT 6 732.201-732.2155 Any person or entity LAST KNOWN AD- such appeal is to be der, on October 8, 300 E 4th St #101, A DISTANCE OF 98.00 claiming an interest in based. 2019; 10:00 AM at are as follows: Panama City, Florida, WITHIN THE TIME RE- NOTICE TO DRESS STATED, CUR- FEET TO THE POINT the surplus, if any, re- https://bay.real- telephone number QUIRED BY LAW, CREDITORS RENT RESIDENCE UN- Certificate No.: OF BEGINNING; which is on or before sulting from the Fore- KNOWN District Manager taxdeed.com. (850) 763-9061 x 3. THENCE CONTINUE closure Sale, other Lake Powell Residen- 1074 the earlier of the date Year of Issuance: SOUTH ALONG SAID The administration of than the property tial Golf Community Dated this 6th of Au- To make payment, that is 6 months after BETTY YOU ARE HEREBY NO- WEST LINE 91.80 the estate of owner as of the date of Development District gust, 2019 June 01, 2017 please contact the of- the date of service of a E. ALLEN, deceased, TIFIED that an action to Parcel ID: FEET; THENCE EAST copy of the Notice of the Lis Pendens, must foreclose Mortgage Pub: Aug. 13, 20, 2019 fice of the Tax Collec- AT RIGHT ANGLE File Number file a claim on same Bill Kinsaul 05365-070-000 tor, telephone num- Administration on the covering the following 24815 120.73 FEET; THENCE 19000757CP, is pend- with the Clerk of Court Clerk of the Court and ber. surviving spouse, or an real and personal prop- NOTICE OF NORTH PARALLEL ing in the Circuit Court within sixty (60) days Comptroller Bay Description of Property: Pub: August 13, 20, 27, attorney in fact or a erty described as fol- APPLICATION FOR WITH THE WEST LINE for Bay County, Pro- after the Foreclosure County, Florida BAYHEAD EST U-1 September 3, 2019 guardian of the prop- lows, to-wit: TAX DEED OF SAID LOT 6 A DIS- bate Division, State of Sale. LOT 20 ORB 3562 P erty of the surviving Florida, the address of 233 24839 TANCE OF 94.63 LOT 2, BLOCK “A”, By:Teresa Childers

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FEET; THENCE WEST through, under and mail at P.O. Box 1089, following the deadline. this cause, the Clerk of and/or capital equip- 24903 BAY COUNTY, PARALLEL WITH AND against the above Panama City, FL It is the sole responsi- this Court shall sell the ment and other essen- PUBLIC NOTICE FLORIDA 98.00 FEET SOUTH- named Defendant(s) 32402 or by phone at bility of the Respondent property at public sale tial services within the REQUEST FOR BIDS ERLY OF THE NORTH who are not known to (850) 747-5338 at to ensure that the Sub- at 11:00 A.M. C.T., on City, including the The Panama City Port LINE OF SAID LOTS 5 be dead or alive, least seven (7) days mittal is received on the __1st__ day of Front Beach Road Authority will accept SEALED BIDS for ITB AND 6 A DISTANCE whether said Unknown before your sched- time. _October_, 2019, elec- Community Redevelop- sealed bids at its Ad- NO 19-87 AREA RAE 2 OF 120.77 FEET TO Parties may claim an uled court appear- tronically via the inter- ment Area, and/or un- ministrative Offices, / AREA RAE PRO RDK THE POINT OF BE- interest as Spouse, ance, or immediately Each Proposal shall be net on www.bay.realfor paid assessments, One Seaport Drive, Detector will be re- GINNING. Heirs, Devisees, Grant- upon receiving this delivered to the Board eclose.com, the follow- rates, fees and charges Panama City, on Au- ceived by the BOARD ees, or Other Claim- notification if the time of County Commission- ing described real (or amounts equivalent gust 30, 2019 until 2:00 OF COUNTY COMMIS- Any person claiming an ants; Unknown Parties before the scheduled ers Purchasing Depart- property lying and be- thereto) associated PM, prevailing time, for SIONERS OF BAY interest in the surplus in Possession #2, If liv- appearance is less ment, at 840 W. 11th ing in Bay County, Flor- therewith (the “Capital the purchase of a Ro- COUNTY, FLORIDA at from the sale, if any, ing, and all Unknown than seven (7) days. Street, Suite 2500, Pan- ida, to-wit: and Services”) and re- tary Screw Air Com- the Purchasing Depart- other than the property Parties claiming by, If you are hearing im- ama City, Florida lated capital and ser- pressor ment 840 W. 11th owner as of the date of through, under and paired, call 711. 32401, no later than the Lots 13 and 14, Block vices commencing in Street, Suite 2500, Pan- the lis pendens must against the above Proposal deadline. 40 of GULF COAST November 2020. The Specifications are ama City, FL 32401 up file a claim within 60 named Defendant(s) Bill Kinsaul DEVELOPMENTS CO’S City will consider the stated within, or may until 2:00 pm (CDT) days after the sale. who are not known to CLERK OF THE CIR- Special Accommoda- SECOND ADDITION adoption of a resolution be obtained from Port’s Wednesday, Septem- be dead or alive, CUIT COURT tion: Any person re- TO PANAMA CITY, ac- electing to use the uni- Administrative office, ber 4, 2019. Bids will If you are a person whether said Unknown Bay County, Florida quiring a special ac- cording to the Plat form method of collect- email receptionst@port be publicly opened im- LOST CAT with a disability who Parties may claim an commodation at a thereof as recorded in ing such assessments panamacityusa.com. mediately following the needs any interest as Spouse, Jennifer Estrada Pre-Proposal Confer- Plat Book 4, Page(s) 7, authorized by Section deadline. accomodation in or- Heirs, Devisees, Grant- DEPUTY CLERK OF ence or Proposal open- of the Public Records 197.3632, Florida Stat- Subject to the other der to participate in ees, or Other Claimants COURT ing because of a disa- of BAY County, Florida. utes, at a public hear- provisions hereof, the Electronic versions of this proceeding, you Defendant s bility should call the (the “Property”). ing on September 12, successful bidder will the solicitation docu- are entitled, at no cost Submitted By: ATTOR- Purchasing Department 2019, at 6:00 PM in the be given a delivery ments are available via to you, to the provi- NOTICE OF SALE NEY FOR PLAINTIFF: at (850) 248-8270 at Commonly known as City Hall Annex, contract. Purchasing Departmen $2000 REWARD! sion of certain assis- SHAPIRO, FISHMAN & least five (5) workdays 24 W. 8th Street, Pan- George C. Cowgill t’s Web Page http://co. 8 yr. old Seal Point tance. Please contact NOTICE IS HEREBY GACHÉ, LLP prior to the Proposal ama City, Florida Building located at 110 Bids shall be sealed in bay.fl.us/169/Purchasin Siamese mix, long the ADA Coordinator GIVEN pursuant to or- 2424 North Federal opening. For Hearing 32401. South Arnold Road, an envelope and g. hair, dark tipped by mail at P.O. Box der rescheduling fore- Highway, Suite 360 Impaired, Dial Panama City Beach, plainly marked, “ Ro- ears & tail, light blue 1089, Panama City, FL closure sale or Final Boca Raton, Florida 1-800-955-8771 (TOO), ANY PERSON CLAIM- Florida. Such resolu- tary Screw Air Com- Special Accommoda- eyes. neutered. 1506 32402 or by phone at Judgment, entered in 33431 and 1-800-955-8770 ING AN INTEREST IN tion will state the need pressor August 30, tion: Any person re- Springs Gate Dr. (840) 747-5338 at Civil Case No. (561) 998-6700 (Voice). THE SURPLUS FROM for the levy and will 2019”. quiring a special ac- Panama City, Florida least seven (7) days 2015-CA-000783 of the (561) 998-6707 THE SALE, IF ANY, contain a legal descrip- commodation at a [email protected] before the proceed- Circuit Court of the Pub: Aug. 20, 27, 2019 Electronic versions of OTHER THAN THE tion of the boundaries Bids must be submitted Pre-Bid Conference or 850-348-0997 ing, or immediately 14th Judicial Circuit in the solicitation docu- PROPERTY OWNER of the real property on the form included in Bid opening because 850-624-0197 24895 upon receiving this and for Bay County, ments are available via AS OF THE DATE OF subject to the levy. the Contract Docu- of a disability should BOARD OF COUNTY notification if the time Florida, wherein PHH Purchasing Departmen THE LIS PENDENS Copies of the proposed ments. call the Purchasing De- COMMISSIONERS before the proceeding Mortgage Corporation, t’s Web Page http://co. MUST FILE A CLAIM form of resolution, partment at (850) BAY COUNTY, is less than seven (7) Plaintiff and Lena C. bay.fl.us/Bids.aspx WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- which contains the de- The Port reserves the 248-8270 at least five FLORIDA Let a little classi- days. If you are hear- Davis are defendant(s), TER THE SALE. scription of the real right to reject any and (5) workdays prior to REQUEST FOR ing impaired, please I, Clerk of Court, Bill The Bay County Board property subject to the all bids or parts of bids, the Pre Bid Conference QUALIFICATIONS fied ad do a big call 711 or email Kinsaul, will sell to the of County Commission- This Notice dated this levy, are on file at the and otherwise award or Bid opening. For [email protected] highest and best bid- ers reserves the right to 16th day of August, City offices located in the bid determined to Hearing Impaired, Dial job for you. courts.org. der for cash AT www.b Bay County is seeking accept or reject any 2019. City Hall located at 110 be in the best interest 1-800-955-8771 (TOO), ay.realforeclose.com a qualified Design and/or all proposals in South Arnold Road, of the Port. In addition and 1-800-955-8770 The News Dated August 9, 2019 AT 11:00 A.M. CEN- Team to coordinate the best interest of Bay BILL KINSAUL, CLERK Panama City Beach, to the discretionary (Voice). TRAL TIME on October several public meetings County. CIRCUIT COURT, BAY Florida. All interested powers vested in the Herald BILL KINSAUL 1, 2019, the following /presentations; put to- COUNTY, FLORIDA persons are invited to Port, and not in lieu The Bay County Board Clerk of the Circuit described property as gether a design and Submitted by Karen attend. thereof, the Port re- of County Commission- Classfieds Court of Bay County set forth in said Final bid package; and help Grindle BY:Jennider Estrada serves the right to re- ers reserves the right to Judgment, to-wit: oversee the construc- Contract Administrator Deputy Clerk In the event any person ject a bid based on the accept or reject any 352-807-5898 By:Jennifer Estrada tion of a Sports Com- Pub: August 20, 2019 Pub: Aug. 20, 27, 2019 decides to appeal any absence of adequate and/or all proposals in Deputy Clerk LOT 5, BLOCK “A”, plex and accessories decision by the City budgetary allowances the best interest of Bay 352-807-2657 To be published in the ACCORDING TO THE with approximately with respect to any for the Project. The County. Panama City News PLAT OF DOLPHIN 6-ballfields, 1-multi use matter relating to the Port reserves the right field, playground, walk- Herald who shall bill BAY PHASE ONE, AS 24897 consideration of the to negotiate the terms Submitted by Wendi ing track and roadway and inquire to: RECORDED IN PLAT IN THE CIRCUIT resolution at the of the Contract, includ- Nation that ties into HWY 77. Ward & Ketchersid, BOOK 17, PAGES 35 COURT OF THE FOUR- 24901 above-referenced pub- ing pricing and Purchasing Director P.A. 1241 Airport Rd., & 36, N THE OFFICE TEENTH JUDICIAL NOTICE OF INTENT lic hearing, a record of changes to the Plans Pub: August 20, 2019 Architect and/or Engi- Ste. H. OF THE CLERK OF CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA TO USE UNIFORM the proceeding may be and Specifications, with neering firms shall be Destin, FL 32541 THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR BAY METHOD OF needed and in such an the lowest and best Florida licensed firms. 850-837-5507 OF BAY COUNTY, COUNTY COLLECTING event, such person bidder. Should negoti- Architects shall hold a [email protected] FLORIDA. CASE NO.: NON-AD VALOREM may need to ensure ations with the lowest Florida Professional Ar- Pub: Aug. 13, 20, 2019 19000271CA SPECIAL that a verbatim record and best bidder fail to AVIATION ANY PERSON CLAIM- chitect license. Engi- ASSESSMENTS of the public hearing is result in a contract, the 24887 neers shall hold a Flor- Grads work with ING AN INTEREST IN ESTATE OF JOHN made, which record in- lowest and best bidder IN THE CIRCUIT ida Professional Engin JetBlue, United, Delta THE SURPLUS FROM HENRY ATZBERGER, The City Council of the cludes the testimony may be deemed dis- COURT OF THE FOUR- eer’s license. Surveyors and others- start here THE SALE, IF ANY, SR. a/k/a JOHN City of Panama City and evidence on which qualified and the Port TEENTH JUDICIAL shall hold a Profes- with hands on training OTHER THAN THE ATZBERGER a/k/a Beach, Florida (“City”) the appeal is to be may enter into negotia- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR sional Land Surveyor’s for FAA certification. Fi- PROPERTY OWNER JOHN H. ATZBERGER, hereby provides notice, based. In accordance tions with the next low- BAY COUNTY, FLOR- License. nancial aid if qualified. AS OF THE DATE OF SR., pursuant to Section with the Americans with est bidder. This proc- Call AIM IDA CIVIL DIVISION THE LIS PENDENS 197.3632(3)(a), Florida Disabilities Act, per- ess may continue until Case #: SEALED SUBMITTALS 888-242-2649. MUST FILE A CLAIM Plaintiff, Statutes, of its intent to sons needing a special negotiations with all 2015-CA-000783 for RFQ NO: 19-88 Bay NO LATER THAN THE v. use the uniform accommodation or an bidders fail. The Port DATE THAT THE County Southport method of collecting interpreter to partici- shall also reserve the PHH Mortgage Corpo- Sports Complex De- CLERK REPORTS ELEMUL, LLC, an inac- non-ad valorem as- pate in this proceeding right to accept the low- Lung Cancer? Asbes- ration sign will be received by THE FUNDS AS UN- tive Florida limited lia- sessments levied within should contact the City est and best bid for a tos exposure may be the BOARD OF CLAIMED. bility company, the bounds and area of Clerk at (850) 233-5100 period of up to ninety the cause. $30 billion Plaintiff, COUNTY COMMIS- Defendant. the City for the cost of at least two (2) days (90) days. set aside for asbestos If you are a person SIONERS OF BAY providing capital im- prior to the date of the victims. Call: vs. COUNTY, FLORIDA at with a disability who NOTICE OF SALE provements, and/or es- hearing. PANAMA CITY PORT 1-619-485-4372 the Purchasing Depart- needs any accommo- (Newsherald) sential services, and/or AUTHORITY or email: cancerFL Lena C. Davis; Un- dation in order to par- ment, 840 West 11th unpaid assessments, By: CITY COUNCIL @breakinginjurynews.com known Spouse of Lena Street, Suite 2500, Pan- ticipate in this pro- NOTICE IS HEREBY rates, fees and charges OF THE CITY OF PAN- Charles P. Lewis C. Davis; Dolphin Bay ama City, Florida ceeding, you are enti- GIVEN, that the Clerk or amounts equivalent AMA CITY BEACH, Deputy Director Owners Association, 32401 up until 2:00 PM tled, at no cost to you, of the Circuit Court of thereto associated with FLORIDA Pub: Aug. 20, 27, 2019 Inc.; Unknown Parties (CDT) Tuesday, Sep- to the provision of Bay County, Florida, among other things, Pub: August 20, 27, in Possession #1, If liv- tember 10, 2019. Sub- 24905 certain assistance. pursuant to the Final administration, opera- September 3, 10, 2019 ing, and all Unknown mittals will be publicly BOARD OF COUNTY Please contact the Summary Judgment of tions, maintenance, Parties claiming by, opened immediately COMMISSIONERS ADA Coordinator by Foreclosure, entered in capital improvements

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Works to 850-819-4770 ensure that MMSEs consistently present products/services appropriate to client needs and assist in monitoring the “health” of the relationship between the client and MMSEs LABOR DAY HOLIDAY • Develops a strong sales plan with team and assist in the achievement of KPIs and digital revenue goals • Collaborates with the staff on strategy, innovation, etc., to ensure that Line Ad DEADLINES new ideas are developed and presented to clients BUY & SELL Knowledges, Skills, Abilities: USED RV’s • Knowledge of competitive media landscape; use for new business de- The NEWS HERALD & The NWF DAILY NEWS velopment and sales analysis Cash for • Ability to prospect new business via cold calling and other prospecting SAT., AUG. 31, 2019 5:00PM THURS., AUGUST 29, 2019 your RV. techniques including social media where applicable Paul Clark Enterprises • Highly motivated, self-starting individual with initiative and drive to SUN., SEPT. 1, 2019 11:00PM FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 2019 succeed 573-718-8390 • Ability to close new business and exceed sales targets MON., SEPT. 2, 2019 12 NOON FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 2019 352-279-3281 • Successful track record of pushing past rejection and achieving re- sults TUES., SEPT.3, 2019 1:00PM FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 2019 • Strong verbal and written communication skills with the ability to build and deliver effective presentations Let a little classi- • Strong networking and community involvement skills SANTA ROSA PRESS GAZETTE • Eagerness to learn, continually seeking to improve sales skills fied ad do a big • Strong time management and follow up skills • Organized with an attention for detail WED., SEPT. 4, 2019 1:00PM FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 2019 job for you. • Computer and software experience with MS Office programs including Excel, Powerpoint, and Word The News • Must possess a valid state driver’s license and reliable transportation HOLMES COUNTY TIMES Education & Experience: Herald • Bachelor’s Degree in Sales, Marketing or Business preferred; or WASHINGTON COUNTY NEWS equivalent work experience in media related business Classfieds • Must have prior experience with digital marketing sales CRESTVIEW NEWS BULLETIN • Minimum of one year sales experience, preferably in outside sales 352-807-5898 352-807-2657 Email Resume to: [email protected] WED., SEPT. 4, 2019 2:00PM FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 2019

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