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igation specialist and public information on a regular basis. Drought a distant officer, said according to the U.S. Drought “This year it was like when they turned memory after 90 monitor, there is currently no drought in on the water tap, they turned off the tap Florida. that had us running on fires,” Wisner days of steady rains. Florida Forest Service data indicates said. there has been 35-50 inches of rainfall in According to information from the By TONY BRITT the area since June. Suwannee Forestry Center, during August [email protected] “That’s about 200 percent of our normal wildland firefighters only conducted sup- JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter rainfall,” he said. “Our (rainfall) deficit pression operations on a total of three Hundreds of acres of timber still remain Drought conditions that have plagued going into June was about 15 inches.” fires, which burned a total of 23 acres. flooded in North Florida, as seen in this the area for close to five or more years are A direct correlation to the excessive There was only one reported wildfire in aerial photo. Tropical summer rains erased a distant memory now that the area has rainfall is a reduction in the amount of for- Columbia County in August, which burned received an abundance of rainfall during est fire activity in the area. The peak of fire five acres. a drought deficit and the region’s surface the past 90 days. season usually ends in June or July, when fire danger. Kurt Wisner, Florida Forest Service mit- summer afternoon thundershowers occur RAIN continued on 7A No room for bullying LAURA HAMPSON/LAKE CITY REPORTER Photographer John Moran speaks Friday evening during the Our Water, Our Future presentation at Florida Gateway College. “Water is at the heart of the Florida experience,” he said. Water meeting outlines troubles facing springs Photographer says changes must be made.

By LAURA HAMPSON [email protected]

For a first-time visitor, North Florida’s springs are scenic retreats of cool, refreshing water hidden among native oaks and pines. However, for those who have long-studied the state’s natural gems, today’s Bellamy Beaver springs are mere shadows sandy environment. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter of the vitality and beauty Moran illustrated the dif- David Milligan, Columbia County Sheriff’s Deputy and school resource officer at Lake City Middle School, discusses they once held. ference with a 1995 picture student-drawn posters with LCMS teacher Denise Nash. Nash teaches a personal and school development class More than 300 people of Devil’s Eye Spring at which touches on bullying. ‘This class will do the footwork to educate everybody about bullying,’ Nash said. Bullying gathered Friday night for Ichetucknee Springs State can include teasing, circulating rumors, hitting, kicking, social exclusion and cyber bullying in order to show dominance Our Water, Our Future, an Park and a more recent, yet over another person. educational, multi-media very different, photo from event in the Alfonso Levy the same spot. Comparing Performing Arts Center at the two is how people will Florida Gateway College. understand the damage Prevention key to curtail The event was sponsored already done, he said. by FGC and the Lake City/ Moran said his collection Columbia County Chamber of springs photography is growing, nationwide problem of Commerce. becoming “less a reflection Photographer John of the real Florida than a Twenty eight percent issues associated with bullying. offers a $2,000 grand prize. Moran displayed the beau- catalog of what once was.” At Lake City Middle School, School resource officers and ty and declining quality of “Folks, we need a new of students say they students are using T-shirts and a posters stress the different kinds springs with a slideshow way of thinking about water national video contest to spread the of bullying and what to do as a of images that drew gasps here in Florida,” he said. have been bullied. anti-bullying message. bystander and a victim, Nash said. from the crowd. Dr. Robert “If a foreign power did About 120 students in Teacher “We want them to feel there’s L. Knight, director of the what we have managed to By LAURA HAMPSON Denise Nash’s personal and school help available,” she said. H.T. Odum Florida Springs do to our water, we’d be up [email protected] development class designed T- Sometimes children don’t want Institute, explained the frag- in arms,” Moran said. shirts with a stop bullying mes- to get involved in other people’s ile science behind water “Water is at the heart of Nationwide, 28 percent of stu- sage. The winning design will be situations, she said. “We are trying resources. the Florida experience,” he dents in middle and high school unveiled soon with a flash mob dur- to get them past that,” Nash said. Moran began capturing said. “We must clean up experienced bullying, according to ing the school’s lunches, she said. “I think we are doing a pretty the pristine beauty of springs our water. It can be done,” a federal study. The goal is to give every stu- good job educating them about the and rivers more than 30 Moran said. “It can be very damaging to dent and staff member a shirt, different forms and stepping up,” years ago. “Pictures have a “Any water we pump and a child,” said Gloria Spivey, safe although the school is still looking Nash said. way of reaching people that use is less water for our school coordinator for the Columbia for a sponsor, she said. Richardson “We know it’s an issue. We know words can’t,” he said. springs,” said Knight, who County School District. Middle is also going to participate it’s there,” she said. Increased demand and is also a professor at the Florida law requires schools in the campaign, Nash said. Schools can teach bullying pre- pollution has turned once University of Florida. to teach bullying prevention and Students are also creating a 30 vention differently, such as with crystal-clear springs into Plants and animals Columbia County schools are step- to 60 second video that explains morning announcements, Spivey dark, murky pools, he said. depend on flows from the ping up to make sure students how kids can be more than just said. Bullying is mostly seen in Grass and vegetation that springs, which in turn are not faced with the negative a bystander for the national Stop once danced along the bot- physical, school and mental health Bullying Video Challenge, which BULLYING continued on 7A tom, is reduced to a brown, WATER continued on 7A

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Friday: Friday: Saturday: Saturday: Saturday: Saturday: 5-34-35-38 11 14-22-28-32-34 Afternoon: 2-5-9 Afternoon: 9-4-9-6 N/A N/A Evening: N/A Evening: N/A AROUND FLORIDA Gov. Scott plans tour of Florida schools

TALLAHASSEE — Gov. back to shore. of keeping human remains Rick Scott will be touring Birchall says the shark in a rented storage unit in schools across Florida to left behind a tooth in the the Florida Panhandle. talk to teachers, students wound. Dr. Michael Berkland and parents about improv- St. Johns County Fire was arrested Friday on ing education. Rescue paramedics took charges of improper stor- The tour begins Monday. Birchall to a hospital where age of hazardous waste, Scott will visit different he had surgery to repair keeping a public nuisance schools each day next torn tendons. and driving with a suspend- week. ed license. He was released A blog about the tour from jail on $10,000 bail. will be posted online, at Sand covers Berkland’s attorney says http://www.flgov.com/edu- Panhandle park he’ll start preparing his cation . A student film crew defense next week. also will be shadowing the PENSACOLA BEACH More than 100 crudely governor. — Florida Panhandle offi- preserved brains, hearts Scott said Saturday that cials are still clearing mas- and lungs were discovered the tour will help generate sive piles of sand pushed in a Pensacola storage unit ideas “to strengthen our ashore by Hurricane Isaac last month. Authorities say education system to better over roads through Gulf the organs were kept in prepare students for col- Islands National Seashore. soda cups and plastic food lege and careers.” Officials had hoped containers. Last month, Scott to reopen the Pensacola The director of the medi- released television ads in Beach park this weekend. ASSOCIATED PRESS cal examiner’s office in which he said the state The sand cleared so far has Campaign stop Pensacola says about 10 created a canyon of sand 8 needs a better measure of President Barack Obama is silhouetted as he speaks during a campaign event at a campaign families have been notified student progress. He said to 10 feet high. that their relatives’ remains Park Superintendent Dan rally St. Petersburg College-Seminole Campus at the Natural Habitat Park Field, Saturday in there should be “no more St. Petersburg. were in the unit. Berkland teaching to the test.” The Brown told the Pensacola worked at the medical ads were sponsored by the News Journal on Friday examiner’s office from 1997 in a Florida Panhandle ness. Health officials warn Patrol investigators deter- Florida Republican Party. that sand still blocks park- to 2003. county say one person has residents to wear mosquito mined that the bus driver Democrats dismissed the ing lots and half the road died from complications repellent and drain stand- was not at fault. No charges ads as an attempt to raise into the park in Pensacola related to West Nile virus. ing water from their yards were filed. Scott’s low poll numbers. Beach. Beach workers A 7-mile stretch of road The Okaloosa County to prevent contracting the Investigators said Chase between Pensacola and Health Department said virus. was “solely responsible” for killed by live lines Shark bites surfer Navarre beaches also was Friday that it’s the county’s the accident. They also said FORT MYERS BEACH covered with sand in many first death attributed to the his bicycle had a flat rear — Authorities say two in local waters places. Officials say the mosquito-borne virus. Lawsuit settled in tire and an underinflated workers were killed on ST. AUGUSTINE roadway will remain closed The agency’s director fatal bus crash front tire that could have Fort Myers Beach when BEACH — A surfer is for repairs for at least two tells the Northwest Florida contributed to the crash. they struck power lines. ORLANDO — The recovering from surgery months. Daily News that the victim Chase’s mother filed an The Lee County Sheriff’s mother of a 9-year-old boy on his foot after being bit- Isaac made landfall Aug. died within the last week. auto-negligence lawsuit Office reports that the two killed in a collision with a ten by a shark in the waters 28 and soaked the Gulf No details about the victim against Disney and the bus men were up in the basket Walt Disney World bus has off a northeast Florida Coast for days afterward. were released. driver in October 2010. of a boom truck Friday settled her lawsuit against beach. The death was the coun- afternoon when they came the company. Andrew Birchall tells ty’s second confirmed case into contact with the lines. Chase Brubaker was The St. Augustine Record Officials report of West Nile. The first case Charges filed after Rescue workers responded riding his bicycle when that he was surfing late was confirmed last month. to the Bella Lago apart- West Nile death he was hit and killed by organs found Thursday morning when Symptoms of West ments, where they found the bus in April 2010 at PENSACOLA — A for- a shark bit his foot. Other FORT WALTON Nile include headache, the workers unresponsive. Disney’s Fort Wilderness mer medical examiner has surfers helped Birchall BEACH — Health officials fever, fatigue and dizzi- Resort. Florida Highway been arrested on charges n Associated Press

Celebrity Birthdays PEOPLE IN THE NEWS n Football player Joe Rooks is 43. Theisman is 63. n Baseball player Joey n Actress Angela Hamilton is 42. Man with scissors arrested at Cyrus’ house Cartwright is 60. n Actor Eric Stonestreet n Actor Hugh Grant is is 41. 52. n Actor Henry Thomas LOS ANGELES — A man alleg- Carey was late to the BMI Urban strawberries and candied nuts. n Comedian Adam is 41. edly clutching a pair of scissors was Music Awards, where she was the After last year’s announcement Sandler is 46. n Actress Michelle arrested after police say he tried to guest of honor, but that didn’t stop that he had been diagnosed with the n Basketball player Sean Williams is 32. force himself inside the Los Angeles other artists from literally singing degenerative brain disease, his latest home of Miley Cyrus. her praises. trip home was largely kept quiet. Los Angeles police Lt. Brian Fantasia Barrino and Eric Benet “People flooded him” on past vis- Wendling says that employees inside were among those who serenaded its, Delight Mayor Paul Lane said. Daily Scripture the house in the Studio City area the star with her own hits. Benet “And I’m sure they would still do it “Teach me to do your will, for you are called police around 4 a.m. Saturday performed “One Sweet Day” and the today if everybody in town knew he after the man came to the door and former “American Idol” sang “Hero” was here. But it’s kept pretty much a my God; may your good Spirit lead claimed to be a friend of the 19-year- during the private ceremony at the secret because of the Alzheimer’s.” me on level ground.” old singer-actress. Saban Theatre, where writers, pro- Asked about his recent trip to Wendling says the suspect then ducers and publishers of the year’s Delight, Campbell looked at his - Psalm 143:10 NIV repeatedly threw himself against an top urban hits were recognized wife, Kim, and asked, “Did we go to outside wall as if he was trying to Friday. Delight last night?” Thought for the Day break into the house. Cyrus was not Barrino stepped off stage and She held his arm and nudged him “Practice does not make perfect. home at the time. stood right in front of Carey in the along. The man, who was not identified, audience’s front row as she wailed “He has better days than others,” Only perfect practice makes perfect.” was arrested after officers saw him the final words of the song. When she said later. - Vince Lombardi jump behind some bushes. He was she finished, they embraced. carrying a pair of scissors. Source: Timberlake joins Wendling says charges have not Lake City Reporter yet been filed. 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TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter Members of the Potash Corp. White Springs campaign team present local United Way officials with a check for $166,000 during Friday’s campaign kick-off breakfast at Florida Gateway College. United Way of Suwannee Valley third of way to goal

By TONY BRITT people attended the meet- Directors, as he spoke of “We’re going to try our very Baker, a Potash Corp. White Rita Dopp, United Way [email protected] ing as the organization and help the agency is provid- best and we’re going to try Springs representative. of Suwannee Valley execu- its campaign chairs forge ing. “This is going to be a to exceed that amount.” Sue Tuell, Challengers’ tive director, said the pur- The United Way of ahead to reach this year’s long term effort.” The largest ovation of committee chair, also gave pose of the breakfast was to Suwannee Valley has a fundraising goal. Sampson estimated it the morning came when an update for the group kick-off the annual commit- $600,000 fundraising goal The theme for this year’s would take 3-4 years before Don Fenneman, of Potash which has a $150,054 fund- tee fundraising campaign for 2012-2013. Friday morn- campaign is “Imagine they are anywhere near Corp. White Springs, pre- raising goal for the year. and to encourage the com- ing at the organization’s Me” and the audience caught up after the disas- sented United Way officials The $45 that was added munity to come together annual campaign kick-off was shown a three minute trous tropical storm which with a check for $166,000. to the goal, signifies 45 to raise the money needed breakfast, officials reported video with images of local brought close to 30 inches Of the $166,000 contribu- years of service provided to support local community they’ve already collected residents facing a variety of of rain to the area. tion, $83,000 came from by the local United Way. agencies. $205,209 towards the goal. challenges brought on by John Martz, general Potash Corp. White Springs The $150,054 goal is a goal “It’s important for us to The annual United Tropical Storm Debby and campaign chair, announced employees and the remain- requesting $10,000 more hold this meeting each year Way of Suwannee Valley the need to raise funding. the $600,000 fundraising ing $83,000 came as a com- than the campaign raised because it helps us set the Campaign Kick-off break- “It’s not going to be a goal and spoke of the chal- pany match. last year. tone, gets people excited, fast was held Friday morn- short-term recovery,” said lenges that may come with “You don’t just put money “We hope you will reach encouraged and motivated ing at the Florida Gateway Todd Sampson, presi- reaching the goal. towards repairing your higher, dig deeper and to come together and do College Wilson S. Rivers dent of the United Way of “We think it’s going to own, you also try to repair join us in the Challenger’s the work that we need,” Library. More than 121 Suwannee Valley Board of be tough to do,” he said. the community,” said Terry Club,” Tuell said. she said. Search continues for missing Suwannee County woman By TONY BRITT spotted in the area and seen sit- she would unless there was some [email protected] ting there for a while where a large kind of problem.” pool of water covered the road, but Family members believe foul play LIVE OAK — Suwannee County no one thought anything suspicous was involved in Mitchell’s disappear- authorities continue to search for about it being parked there. ance because she hasn’t called in to Kamrie Cherai Mitchell, who has “The car was just sitting there check on her young daughter and been missing for two weeks. at the water’s edge, where water is she hasn’t spoken to any family or Mitchell, 24, was last seen by her across the road,” he said. “A lot of friends in the past few days. family in the Lake people have been parking cars at Mitchell is described as being 5 City and Branford places the water is while going and feet 3 inches tall, weighing about 130 area on Saturday, coming from their homes. Nobody pounds. She has blue eyes with natu- Aug. 25. paid any attention to the car really, it ral blonde hair, which is currently Tony Cameron, was just sitting there.” dyed brown. Suwannee County Cameron said someone later She has “Kamrie” tattooed on her Sheriff, said depu- pushed the car into the water and left foot, “Grams” and a butterfly on ties with his depart- that’s when the sheriff’s office was her wrist and “Layla” with a footprint ment started look- notified the car was sitting in the and birthday tattooed on her right ing for Mitchell Mitchell water and that’s when the sheriff’s side. on the evening of office got involved with the vehi- Cameron said the investigation is Sept. 2. cle. now focusing on more interviews. “We’re still searching,” he said. “We’ve been searching the area “We’re just interviewing people “The last time that we have she was out by where her car was found,” who may have seen her,” he said. last seen was at her home where she he said. “We’ve searched that area “Friends, her acquaintances and any- lives with her father in Suwannee on horseback and ATVs for the last body might know something. We’re County.” couple of days. We searched it all just interviewing them to see wheth- Mitchell’s car was recovered day Thursday and Friday.” er they know where she could be or around 1 a.m. Wednesday by Authorities are now considering who they saw her with last.” Suwannee County authorities near foul play may have played a role in Cameron said Mitchell’s informa- the Suwannee/Columbia County Mitchell’s disappearance. tion has also been entered into the border. “There is a possibility of foul play,” National database of missing per- “We Are Women, We Are mothers, We UnderstAnd” The car was found in Suwannee Cameron said. “Just looking at the sons. County near the county line about some of the things that were left in He said anyone who has seen 200 yards west of Philadelphia her car — there were personal items Mitchell since Aug. 25 is asked to Baptist Church, off of County Road that you would think she would take give the Suwannee County Sheriff’s 242, on a dirt road. with her. She didn’t necessarily have Office a call at (386) 364-3443 and Cameron said the car had been to take them, but I would suspect refer to case number 12-37472. Chief addresses concerns at breakfast By LAURA HAMPSON Gilmore reviewed issues awareness for these danger- There were nine vehicle [email protected] brought up at the last event ous behaviors. “Our driving thefts between June and in June and explained what needs to be reevaluated,” August, compared to six Feral cats, red-light run- had been done. Public works she said. last year; 186 thefts, com- ners and trucks with loud cut down overgrown plants A woman asked how to pared to 158 last year; two FREE pregnancy tests in the office and mufflers, you have been at several intersections in secure her house when homicides, compared to offering DaVinci Robotic Surgeries. warned. Lake City and the city, she said. Police going out of town. Officer zero last year; 73 burglar- Columbia County residents investigated a car frequent- Mike Lee said to have house ies, compared to 60; and 26 SPECIALIZING IN: New Patients Welcome have had enough and ly parked overnight at busi- lights on automatic timers aggravated assaults, com- ■ Non-Invasive Laparoscopic Gynecological Surgery t h e y ’ v e ness. The owner carpools, and ask a neighbor to pick pared to 32 last year. Call today for a ■ Adolescent Gynecology personal appointment: n o t i f i e d but now has permission to up mail. LCPD has a home “Theft is really a problem ■ High and Low Risk Obstetrics police. park there, she said. Issues watch program, where here in our city,” Gilmore ■ Contraception 386-755-0500 M o r e with vacant buildings were residents can request extra said. Police are working to ■ Delivering at Shands Lake Shore 449 SE Baya Drive ■ In-Office ultrasounds for our patients Lake City, Floraida 32025 than 50 forwarded to code enforce- patrols while they are away, tell residents that valuables www.dainagreenemd.com residents ment officers, she said. he said. need to be out of sight and ■ 3D/4D Entertainment Scans b r o u g h t Gilmore said the police A man asked if there was doors locked, she said. issues, con- department is the con- a city ordinance restricting cerns and duit for the community as loud mufflers on vehicles. questions Gilmore residents sometimes don’t Lee said while the city Lake City Institute of Neurology S a t u r d a y know who to call when they doesn’t have an ordinance, About Dr. Nid to the Lake City Police have problems. a state law makes it illegal to Dr. Nidadavolu has completed his medical training at Siddhartha Department’s Breakfast with During the open forum, alter mufflers to increase the Medical College, India and completed his residence & EMG/ the Chief, a quarterly com- one man asked about plac- noise output. Several people Neuromuscular Fellowship training from renowned University of munity forum at the Lifestyle ing more officers at dan- have been cited recently for Miami, FL. He is Board Certifi ed, member of American Academy Enrichment Center. gerous intersections. it, he said. of Neurology. “What I want to do is be Gilmore said LCPD recent- “We take seriously the Dr. Nidadavolu provides services in general neurology, Stroke, responsive to your needs ly received a grant from issues you’ve brought MS (Multiple Sclerosis), Epilepsy, Dementias, encephalopathies, and concerns,” said LCPD the Florida Department of before us,” she said. Parkinson’s and other movement disorders. He also performs Chief Argatha Gilmore. To Transportation to do just Gilmore also discussed outpatient EEG (electroencephalogram) and Lumbarc punctures investigate the concerns fur- that and asked him to jot crime data with breakfast procedures. ther, police and city staff took down intersections where participants. This sum- Dr. Nidadavolu is trained in EMG (electromyography)/ Never notes as residents spoke. he has seen speeding and mer, Lake City has seen Conduction Studies for diagnosing various neurological conditions If you don’t think you’re light running. an increase in the number at his clinic. getting the level of service Several other people of thefts, robberies and you deserve, let us know, brought up dangerous driv- burglaries, compared to We are glad to inform that we are now offering Neurological she said. When you see an er actions, like texting and June through August 2011. services in the heart of Lake City and surrounding areas. Dr. officer out doing an excep- failing to look both ways at a The number of assaults 4355 American Ln • Lake City, FL NL Prasad Nidadavolu and his staff offer excellent neurological tional job, let us know, right turn. Gilmore said the decreased, Gilmore said Ph: 386-755-1211 services to the community in a caring, parofessional environment. 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ONE OPINION Is there a war on Carolyn Abell women? The party of he Democrats’ convention in the Godless Charlotte, N.C., did its best to perpetu- don’t usually write about ate their myth that politics because it is such RepublicansT are at war with a divisive subject. But women. That’s particularly rich this time the future of my considering the wolfy personal country is at stake, and I history of former President Ifeel compelled to express what I Clinton, the man tapped to believe is an informed and fact- deliver the keynote address based opinion about what has nominating Barack Obama. recently happened to God in With November looming, it’s the this nation. left that needs to worry about For years our national motto the gender gap. has been “In God We Trust.” President Obama’s support Numerous monuments in our among women is in freefall, nation’s capitol have inscrip- having dropped 11 points since tions reflecting on God and April. According to the latest His blessings. For more than ABC News/Washington Post two hundred years the United poll, only 46 percent of women States has enjoyed the status of have a favorable view of the being the most powerful coun- president while 50 percent are We share responsibility try in the world-- a “superpow- unfavorable. It’s not hard to er” which has influenced the figure out why. Feminine vot- actions of many other countries ers don’t want to be part of a all over the globe. I believe condescending party that sees in protecting springs that much of our country’s them as one big stereotypical success has been due to our bloc motivated by fringe social acknowledgement of God and issues. The crowd of more than the Chamber serve as its mar- His protection. Republicans, on the other 300 that attended the Our keting arm. (For full disclosure, For years, though, we have hand, address “women’s issues” Water, Our Future program I serve as 2012 Chamber presi- been coasting on a down- as national issues, especially in Lake City Friday night dent.) ward slope of decaying mor- when it pertains to the pocket- saw both dynamic visual and TIP continues to move als and values. In 1973 the book. scientific presentations that forward with its four-part Supreme Court decided it was The left insists on singling outlined the problems facing springs awareness message: 1. a woman’s choice to abort an women out, pitting one against the Ichetucknee Springs and Conserve water. 2. Use less fer- unborn infant. Since then mil- the other. After Ann Romney’s river and, on a larger scale, the Todd Wilson tilizer. 3. Use less pesticides. 4. lions of innocent babies have touching speech that brought Floridan aquifer. [email protected] Maintain septic tanks. been killed because mothers many ladies to tears, Fox News’ Ground water quality and Anyone who attended believed they knew more than left-of-center commentator Juan quantity was the point of con- places, if ground water levels Friday night saw TIP’s mas- the God who created life. Williams took the opportunity cern throughout the night. We drop as little as 10 feet, major cot, Bellamy Beaver, greeting About the same time to tell women that Mrs. Romney all hear it at every turn. We all Florida springs could run dry. the crowd. Bellamy allows the Madalyn Murray O’Hair start- couldn’t possibly understand know it. It was good to hear it Knight said currently we’re los- Chamber and TIP to connect ed the organization, American their real struggles because again. ing water levels at a few inches with elementary school children Atheists, whose goal was to she was a “corporate wife.” As Nature photographer John per year. and adults alike. TIP has the erase every mention of God though there is a difference in Moran shared an impassioned Only 10 feet. That’s fragile. right message: Be water wise from public places and events. the way breast cancer attacks visual slideshow of then-and- There was a lot of talk. and springs friendly. Atheists have continued, often a woman’s body based on her now photos he captured There were a lot of figures, line TIP has been working to successfully, to boot God, the husband’s job. through the past 30 years of liv- graphs, scientific formulas, and spread the springs awareness Bible, and the Cross out of Mrs. Romney was in good ing in North Florida. The imag- riveting images shared with the message for several years and schools, prisons, the military, company speaking for the es show the story. The clarity of audience. will continue to do so as it uti- and other places. Republican ticket, with South the water is declining. Algae is a This is a serious, life and live- lizes the Chamber’s marketing Militant homosexuals have Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, growing problem that affects all lihood issue for those of us who expertise. demanded and received the former Secretary of State aquatic life in the river. live and work in Lake City and We all must do what we can right to marry each other - Condoleezza Rice and New Dr. Robert Knight of the Columbia County. to be aware of our fragile, finite - another blatant in-your-face Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez University of Florida discussed Tallahassee can help, but fresh water resource. We must gesture to God and the Bible. all taking the podium in prime an overview of the amount of we cannot expect state govern- act in a smart and responsible Although the majority of time. With backgrounds run- groundwater available to us ment to repair our springs or manner in our homes and our Congress voted on and passed ning the gamut of professional in the state. He also touched protect the future of our water businesses. We must develop the Defense of Marriage Act in and personal experience, the on his Ichetucknee Springs without assistance. The burden and grow our community 1996, dissenters--including the GOP’s female stars can’t be Restoration Plan, which he lies right here with you and me. smartly. If there is no water, current President-- are deter- pigeonholed. What they share prepared during the past six It’s our responsibility to reverse there will be no new business, mined to get the law repealed. in common is a belief in the months and released to the pub- the decline of water quality and no new growth and no reason to Every day Bible-believing American dream. lic two weeks ago. Knight toned quantity. live here. Christians are mocked and down the delivery of his pointed The group continuing to lead Explain the concerns and ridiculed for their support ■ Scripps Howard News Service report for his public presenta- the way in this cause is The keep the move toward springs of the Word of God. Some tion and he compressed the 103- Ichetucknee Partnership (TIP), and water quality improvement denominations have even com- Lake City Reporter page document into 20 minutes a Lake City-based, non-profit positive. We all have a role to promised their Biblical prin- of informative scientific lecture. corporation that brings govern- play and we all have work to do. ciples to embrace homosexual Serving Columbia County The most compelling thing ment, civic groups and citizens Let’s get together and do it. rights to same-sex marriage Since 1874 I took away from Knight’s together for a united cause. and to belong to the Church. The Lake City Reporter is pub‑ graphs and comments was that TIP recently partnered with the The prophet Isaiah warned of lished with pride for residents of while the Floridan Aquifer is Lake City/Columbia County ■ Todd Wilson is publisher of the destruction to “those who say Columbia and surrounding counties by Chamber of Commerce to have Lake City Reporter. Community Newspapers Inc. hundreds of feet deep in some that evil is good and good is We believe strong newspapers build evil...Destruction is certain for strong communities —‑“Newspapers those who think they are wise get things done!” and consider themselves to be Our primary goal is to clever.” (Isaiah 5:20-21) publish distinguished and profitable An alternative to Democrats’ When we cease to use the community‑oriented newspapers. This mission will be accomplished Bible as the standard for truth through the teamwork of professionals and morality, then every per- dedicated to truth, integrity and hard sense of moral bankruptcy son begins to decide for him- work. self or herself what is true and Todd Wilson, publisher aybe Democrats brands Republicans as extrem- moral. These decisions, based Robert Bridges, editor have some slick ists. on no absolutes, will inevitably Sue Brannon, controller salesmen, like The United States is still a reli- clash. For example, there are Bill Clinton gious nation. people (backed up in some Dink NeSmith, president and our cur- According to a 2010 Gallup cases by courts) who believe Tom Wood, chairman Mrent president, who can sell you poll, 43 percent of Americans “free speech” includes the swampland and have you con- attend church regularly. right to lie, but excludes the LETTERS vinced that you’ve bought choice However, just 39 percent of right to say the Lord’s Prayer beachfront property. Star Parker Democrats and 27 percent of in public. POLICY But the omission of any men- [email protected] liberals do. Both of our primary politi- Letters to the Editor should be tion of God and recognition of lent of what journalist Michael The alignment of the culture cal parties have struggled for typed or neatly written and double Jerusalem as Israel’s capital from Kinsley calls a political gaffe of the Democratic Party with years to meet the desires of spaced. Letters should not exceed the Democratic Party platform, -- when a politician inadvertently that of bankrupt European wel- the electorate. Since those 400 words and will be edited for which were in it in 2008, and says what he really believes. fare states provides a powerful desires are so diverse, neither length and libel. Letters must be then the almost-failed attempt to Democratic Party operatives hint where they are taking this has been, nor will they ever signed and include the writer’s name, add them after the fact, showed panicked when they realized that country. be, totally successful in that address and telephone number for the clear truth about the 2012 the platform, as initially drafted, In a Pew Research Center attempt. verification. Writers can have two Democratic Party. showed today’s Democrats survey last year, 50 percent of The Republicans certainly letters per month published. Letters It took three boisterous floor exactly for who they are: the Americans said religion is “very aren’t guilt-free by any means. and guest columns are the opinion of votes to add these principles to home base for the nihilism, radi- important,” compared to 22 But at least they are continuing the writers and not necessarily that of the platform. Listening to the cal moral relativism and welfare percent in Spain, 21 percent in for the most part, to stand up the Lake City Reporter. ayes and nays on the third vote, statism that define today’s far Germany, 17 percent in Great for the beliefs of the (declin- BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, it is questionable that they actu- left. Britain and 13 percent in France. ing) majority. Speakers at the Lake City, FL 32056; or drop off at But the Democrats are the ally got the two-thirds that were ■ Star Parker is president of recent Republican National 180 E. Duval St. downtown. needed. party of the entertainment indus- CURE, Coalition on Urban Convention were not shy or BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. The omission of these key try. They know how to create fic- Renewal and Education reserved in asking God’s bless- BY E-MAIL: principles from the Democratic tion and appeal to fantasies. (www.urbancure.org) and ings on our country. [email protected] platform was the party equiva- So the party of the radical left author of three books. 5A

LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL & STATE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2012 5A

■ To submit your Community Calendar item, contact Rick Burnham at 754-0424 or by COMMUNITY CALENDAR e-mail at rburnham@ lakecityreporter.com.

Sept. 10 The Filipino American Wright Brothers race Girl Scout recruitment Cultural Society of Lake The Race Against the Girl Scouts will be at the City will hold its Fall Family Wright Brothers 5k Fort White Community Festival and general meet- run/walk will begin at Center on Monday Sept. ing from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 8 a.m. Nov. 10 at 205 N. 10 at 7 p.m. to register new Sept. 29 at the Alligator Marion Ave. in Lake City. members. Do your girls Park Main Pavilion. All Participants can register like to play games, sing, FACS active members and online at Active.com or in make crafts, and make new guest should plan to attend person at Carquest Auto friends? Are your girls more the group’s annual out- Parts on Pinemount Road. interested in being envi- door event, featuring lots Proceeds benefit Disabled ronmental stewards, tak- of games, prizes, music, American Veterans at Lake ing trips, and giving back dancing, cultural food, and City VA Medical Center. to the community? Then just plain fun for the entire Contact Michelle Richards come and join us to learn family. For more informa- at (386) 438-5830 for more more about being a Girl tion, contact Bob Gavette information. Scout! There is something at 965-5905. for everyone! Leaders will be there to answer your Oct. 3 Ongoing questions. Girl Scouting is for girls in Kindergarten Olustee planners meet Class of ’62 reunion - 12th grade. For more The Blue-Grey Army The Columbia High information please contact Training JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter will meet at 5:30 p.m. Oct. School class of 1962 is plan- Sandra Caslow at (866) 3 to plan the Olustee Battle ning a reunion this year. 868-6307, Lake City firefighters navigate a ladder truck through an obstacle course during an emergency Festival. The meeting will Addresses are needed for vehicle operations training at the old K-Mart parking lot Wednesday. be at the school district all classmates. Please send central building room 153, your mailing address to Sept. 11 follow-up sessions. If you be live in concert Friday. at 758-2111. All proceeds 409 SW St. Johns St. Linda Sue Lee at lslee44@ have been diagnosed with Enter the talent contest at will benefit Columbia aol.com or call Linda Hurst Medicare seminar type 2 diabetes, are border- www.firststreetmusic.com. County Public Library’s Nov. 10 Greene at (386) 752-0561. The Lifestyle Enrichment line diabetic, are at least 21 For more information visit Literacy Program. The Center of Lake City will years old, and are interest- www.columbiacountyfair. spelling bee will be held host a Free Medicare ed in taking control of your org or call 752-8822. on Thursday, September Educational Seminar diabetes, please call Jenny 20 at 6:30 pm at the Lake from 5:30 -6:30 p.m. Sept. Jump at the Columbia Sept. 15 City Mall. Please come out 11. Subjects to be cov- Extension office at (386) and cheer for your favor- ered include what a per- 752-5384 or Cathy Rogers Pride festival, pageant ite team while supporting son needs to know about at the Suwannee County Lake City Pride Inc. local literacy efforts! Medicare, when to enroll, Extension office at (386) presents the Lake City what’s covered and wheth- 362-2771. Registration Pride Festival and Pageant Sept. 22 er or not a supplement is deadline is Sept 12. Sept. 15. The festival will needed. The seminar is for be downtown in Olustee Class of 77 reunion educational purposes only Nursing consortium Park from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Columbia High School and is not a sales event. All Healthcare Providers There will be live bands, Class of 1977 celebrates “A Call (386) 755-3476, Ext. are invited to the End-of- vendors and food. The Step Back in Time” 35th 107, for more information. Life Nursing Education pageant will be at the Lake reunion Sept. 28-30. There C o n s o r t i u m - Ve t e r a n City Country Club from will be an alumni bonfire, ...Do you have the over-priced, slow-speed 9/11 commemoration Care Conference. The 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. for the banquet and church ser- Internet Blues? The community is invit- consortium will be held crowning of Mr. and Mrs. vice. Itineraries and tickets Get FAST High-Speed Internet Today! ed to attend a special pro- Wednesday, Sept. 12 from Lake City Pride, hosting by will be forwarded when Now Available Everywhere! gram hosted by the City of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Indie Brooks. Contestant rsvp is received. Cost is $39.95 $59.99 Lake City as we celebrate Holiday Inn of Lake City, fee is $50. For more infor- $35 per person, after Sept. to /Mo. the memory of the fallen 213 SW Commerce Drive mation call 386-697-5663 22 prices increases to $50 Ask About Digital TV Service & UNLIMITED phone service, too! heroes of 9-11 on Tuesday, Lake City, FL. To regis- or email simeon_32055@ per person. RSVP to CHS 21st Century Communications, LLC Sept.11 at 10 a.m. in ter call 352- 376-1611 (Ext. yahoo.com. Class of 77, 244 SE Pine “Because CABLE is so last century!” Olustee Park. The program 4018 or 5440) or 352-682- Dr. Lake City 32025, or Call your N. Central & N. Florida Authorized Dealer Today at will honor our local First 7057 or email valerie.whit- Red Dress/Red Tie [email protected]. Responders, Fire, and Law [email protected], Julie.dudash@ B&S Combs Elks Lodge For information call 867- 386-269-0984 1-800-254-3630 COUPON REQUIRED Enforcement officers. The va.gov or nbarnes@hos- #1599 and the Pride of 1271. features keynote speaker is piceofthenaturecoast.org. B&S Combs Elks Temple Pastor L. R. Leguire of First Class size is limited to 80. will host a “Red Dress/ Blackout Apostolic Church Lake City CEUs will be provided to Red Tie” affair beginning Gold Standard Chapter and a Korean War veteran. RNs, LPNs, and ARNPs. at 8 p.m. Sept. 15 at the 48 PHA Order of the Please join us as we cele- B&S Combs Lodge at 1688 Eastern Stars will host brate our local heroes. For Sept. 13 NE Washington St. in Lake its 2nd Annual Blackout more information contact City. A $5 donation will be beginning at 8 p.m. Sept. Audre’ Washington at 386- FFA orientation charged. 22 at Winfield Community 719-5742. The Columbia FFA Center in Lake City. A $10 Alumni will host a parent/ Sept. 17 donation will be charged. Cry Out America student orientation in the Contact Carlos Brown at Cry Out America will Columbia High School caf- Daughters meeting 288-6235 for more informa- hold a prayer service and eteria from 6:30 - 9 p.m. Faye Bowling Warren tion. reading of parts of the Sept. 13. All FFA members, will speak at the United Constitution beginning at parents and alumni are Daughters of the Sept. 25 noon Sept. 11 in Olustee encouraged to attend. The Confederacy, Olustee Park, by the courthouse. meeting will cover infor- Chapter, Lake City month- Author program Patriotic songs will also mation necessary for your ly meeting September The Friends of Columbia be sung. Participants will student to excel in the FFA 17 at 5:15 p.m. at China County Public Library be from various churches, program. Buffet, 345 West Duval welcome author Deborah along with private citizens. Membership dues for St. Buffet will be served Sharp , live via Skype, on All are encouraged to come, the students, t-shirts, and after the meeting. Cost is Tuesday, September 25 at remember 9-11 and pray alumni dues may be paid at $9.00. Warren is a chapter 7 p.m. Deborah Sharp is for the future of our nation. this meeting. Membership member and the executive the author of Mama Sees For more information, call forms can be filled out in director of the Blue Grey Stars , Mama Gets Hitched (386) 497-1153. advance by visiting the Army, Inc. For more infor- and other titles in the Mace Columbia High FFA web- mation call Linda Williams Bauer Mystery Series . A Sept. 12 site at www.columbiaffa. 352-215-8776. former USA Today writer weebly.com who, post-9-11, traded in Olustee planners meet Sept. 18 a career in journalism to The Blue-Grey Army will Garden Club meets write humorous Florida meet at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 12 The Lake City Garden Square dance lessons mysteries with Southern to plan the Olustee Battle Club will meet at 10 a.m. Dixie Dancers Square flavor, Deborah Sharp is a Festival. The meeting will Sept. 13 at the Clubhouse Dance Club will have native Floridian who now be at the school district at 257 SE Hernando Ave. square dance lessons lives in Ft. Lauderdale. central building room 153, Social time begins at 9:30 every Tuesday at 6:45 p.m. 409 SW St. Johns St. a.m. The program this starting Sept. 18 at at Teen Book club meeting month is a plant exchange. Town, 533 NW DeSoto St. The Main Library Book Newcomers luncheon The first two lessons are Club will hold its inaugu- The regular luncheon of Free barbecue class free, each lesson after is ral meeting on Tuesday, the Lake City Newcomers There will be a free pro- $3 per person. For infor- September 25 at 7 p.m. and Friends will be held fessional BBQ cooking mation call 758-3654 or Led by Library volunteer at 11 a.m. Sept. 12 at class 754-1478. Visit the group’s Kim Withers, the Main Guangdong Restaurant in Thursday, Sept. 13, 7 p.m Website at www.dixiedanc- Library Book Club will the Lake City Mall. The at the Columbia County ers.net. be limited to 15 partici- guest speaker will be Bill Fairgrounds Banquet Hall. pants, and pre-registration Steele from Suwannee Valley Thomas Henry and Gary Class of ‘72 meeting is required. The first book Transit Authority. who will Blevins will be the cooking The Columbia High selected is The Memory speak about services avail- instructors. For informa- School class of 1972 will Keeper’s Daughter by Kim able from his agency.Lunch tion call 386-752-8822. hold a class reunion meet- Edwards. Please contact is $11. For more informa- ing beginning at 7 p.m. Katrina Evans at 758-1018 tion, call Barbara Test at Sept. 14 Sept. 18 at Beef O’Bradys. to register and to make 754-7227 or Rose Taylor at For more information, con- arrangements to pick up a 755-2175. Smokin’ Pig Fest tact George H. Hudson Jr. copy of the book. Smokin’ Pig Fest BBQ Take Charge of Diabetes Cookoff and Family Sept. 20 Sept. 27 It’s not too late to regis- Event will be Sept. 14-15 ter! Take Charge of Your at the Columbia County Adult spelling bee Landlord’s meeting Diabetes workshop is now Fairgrounds. There will Teams are needed for There will be a landlord’s being offered as a 9 part be free admission until 3 the 9th Annual Columbia meeting Sept. 27 at 5 p.m. series, held Friday morn- p.m. on Friday. Only $5 County Adult Team at Grand China Buffet. At ings starting Sept. 14 from per person after 3 p.m., Spelling Bee . Help the 6 p.m. Realtor Jim Curry 9-11 a.m. at the Suwannee which includes the con- Friends of the Library will speak. Owners and County Extension in Live cert. Admission is $3 all raise money for a good managers are welcome to Oak. The $75 program fee day Saturday. There will be cause. If you are interested attend. For information includes the educational bounce houses, kid games, in sponsoring a team for a call 755-0110. classes, one-on-one nutri- vendors, water slides, crafts, tax-deductible donation of tion consultation, pro- Florida’s Largest Sand Pit $100, or if you are interest- Sept. 29 Lake City gram materials and health and more. Jamie Davis and ed in being part of a team, 426 SW Commerce Dr., Suite 130 (352)374-4534 assessments and two extra Mercy Mountain Boys will please call Glennis Pounds FACS meeting 6A

6A LAKE CITY REPORTER NATION SUNdAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2012 Page Editor: Rick Burnham, 754-0424 Look for Race may be down to unknowns ad crush JULIE PACE and than 10 percentage points in 2008. THOMAS BEAUMONT Polls in both states slightly favor to get even Associated Press Obama. A super political action commit- Portsmouth, N.H. — Flush with tee supporting Obama launched a heavier cash, Mitt Romney plans to open a new ad in Wisconsin Saturday. new front in the White House race The Priorities USA Action ad BETH FOUHY by challenging President Barack says challenger Romney is advo- Associated Press Obama in upper Midwest states cating tax policies that would where he might not have dug in increase the tax burden on mid- NEW YORK — Now the cam- otherwise. Obama is intensifying dle-income families. paign ad crush and TV spending his efforts to cast his Republican The ad is also running in spree really begins in the presi- rival as out of touch, which he’s Colorado, Ohio, Iowa, Florida and dential race. already been working pretty hard Virginia. The TV ad campaign, with total at doing. In key states, public polling and spending expected to swell to $1.1 Sure, this is the beginning of internal surveys by Republicans billion, starts up again now that the homestretch to Election Day, and Democrats find Obama, who the party conventions are over when everything in the two cam- carried a number of typically and the two-month sprint to the paigns goes into overdrive and a Republican states in his 2008 vic- general election is under way. September or October surprise tory, with slight leads. He may Just over one-third of that could upend it all. have more paths to victory in the amount has been spent so But this all has the whiff of state-by-state competition to rack far, according to the Kantar/ politicking around the margins, up the 270 electoral votes needed. Campaign Media Analysis Group, too — a tweak in state-by-state Romney faces a series of built-in which tracks campaign ad spend- strategy here, a rhetorical detour challenges that come with taking ing. there. The fact is that both can- on an incumbent, and he has little That means the campaigns and didates believe the campaign’s margin for error. What he’s got is independent groups will spend direction is mostly settled and more money to spend on drench- more on the air in the final eight will be decided by a handful of ing the airwaves, and an appar- weeks of the presidential contest unknowns. ent if slight advantage in public than they did in the first five With two months until the Nov. opinion on the leading issue of the months. 6 vote, it remains remarkably time, the economy. The biggest change is on close with a turbulent summer His Virginia Beach, Va., rally the Republican side, with Mitt and back-to-back conventions Saturday and Obama’s weekend Romney now free to tap millions seemingly doing little to shift bus tour in Florida underscored in general election funds he had the trajectory. Jobs and the weak the sharp competition for those collected but could not spend until economy still dominate. The lat- two states, among others. becoming the party’s official nom- est unemployment rate, 8.1 per- If Romney got a bounce in pub- inee. That means the GOP’s sig- cent, did nothing to change that. lic esteem and energy from the nificant spending advantage over A rate finally dropping below 8 Republican National Convention, President Barack Obama and his percent might have. it was probably absorbed and Democratic allies will grow, mak- Romney is looking to expand overtaken by the Democratic ing it the first time that an incum- the battleground map by trying convention that followed. But the bent will have been outspent on to put in play states that have long convention was bookended by a the air. voted for Democratic presidential report showing the national debt National polls show Obama nominees. Among them are the surpassing $16 trillion and by the and Romney in a virtual dead home states of the Republican dreary jobs numbers. heat, but only eight states are ticket, Michigan for Romney and So here we are, again. considered true battlegrounds: Wisconsin for Rep. Paul Ryan. Barring the unforeseen, nei- Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Nevada, In the coming weeks, Romney’s ther camp says much will change New Hampshire, North Carolina, team is expected to pay for a heavy between now and Nov. 6. Ohio, and Virginia. Obama car- level of TV ads for Michigan and Says White House senior ried them all against Republican Wisconsin, either in hopes of win- adviser David Plouffe: “We’re not John McCain in 2008, but they are ASSOCIATED PRESS ning them or to force Obama to expecting huge movement in this too close to call for now. Republican presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt spend precious campaign dollars race all the way out to the next 60 Flush with new cash, the Romney, campaigns at the Military Aviation Museum in Virginia Beach, to defend states he won by more days.” Romney campaign poured nearly Va., Saturday. $5 million into ads in those states beginning this weekend. A series of state-specific ads hit Obama on defense spending, business regulations and housing; another President Obama out to renew magic ad uses President Bill Clinton’s words from the 2008 primary race against Obama. JIM KUHNHENN and Republican-leaning indepen- THOMAS BEAUMONT dent groups led by the American Associated Press Crossroads and Crossroads GPS kept Romney in the game SEMINOLE — Eager to change the subject throughout the summer while after a dismal jobs report, President Barack he regrouped from a tough GOP Obama tried to rekindle some of the enthusi- primary contest. Priorities USA asm of his 2008 campaign Saturday with a bus Action, the only significant pro- tour through a must-win swath of Florida, urg- Obama super PAC, has been far ing supporters not to “buy into the cynicism outpaced by the conservative- that somehow the change we fought for isn’t leaning groups. possible.” Republican candidate Mitt Romney Those and other independent faulted both his own party in Congress and groups emerged after a 2010 Obama for exposing the armed forces to huge Supreme Court decision loosened spending cuts. campaign finance laws, allow- Obama, speaking to a crowd of 11,000 at the ing wealthy individuals to spend Seminole campus of St. Petersburg College, unlimited sums on political activity gave Floridians a populist plea not to “turn as long as they stay separate from away now.” the campaigns themselves. The “If you give up the idea that your voice can Crossroads groups are backed make a difference,” Obama said, “then other by former President George W. folks are going to fill the void: the lobbyists, Bush’s longtime political coun- the special interests, the people who are writ- selor Karl Rove. Americans for ing $10 million checks, the folks who are try- Prosperity, another pro-Romney ing to keep people from voting” and more. group, was founded by the billion- Campaigning in a state where the 8.8 per- aire brothers Charles and David cent jobless rate tops the national average, the Koch. president made no mention of Friday’s gov- ASSOCIATED PRESS Together, the Crossroads ernment report showing a weak employment President Obama urges supporters to knock on doors to get people out to vote during a campaign groups spent about $66 million on outlook for the nation. But he urged people to rally Saturday in Seminole. ads through the end of August. help him “finish what we started,” and he put Of that, $58 million came from creating more jobs at the top of his to-do list. Obama has opposed the depth of the cuts small towns that he can’t reach by only flying Crossroads GPS, which is orga- The president called on people to rally but has said congressional Republicans need on Air Force One. nized as a social welfare group behind “real, achievable goals that will lead to to adopt a plan that includes increases in rev- On Saturday, he stopped at a Cuban restau- under tax laws and thus does not new jobs and more opportunity.” enue. rant in West Tampa, where he mingled with have to disclose its donors. AFP, Romney, campaigning in Virginia’s military- Romney called the potential cuts “unthink- customers, took pictures and ordered five which also does not disclose its dependent tidewater area, was determined to able to Virginia, to our employment needs. “honey Cuban” sandwiches. Among those in donors, spent $35.2 million during keep the spotlight on the country’s weak jobs But it’s also unthinkable to the ability and the sandwich shop: Dan Gemmell, one of the that time. outlook, laid out in the latest Labor Department the commitment of America to maintain our undecided voters so coveted by both Obama The Obama campaign spent report on unemployment. It was the first topic liberty. ... If I’m president, we’ll get rid of the and Romney. $166 million on ads through Aug. he raised in an appearance before a flag-wav- sequestration cuts and rebuild America’s mili- Gemmell said he’s a Democrat who voted for 30, compared with $74 million ing audience of 4,000 in a hanger at the private tary might.” Obama in 2008 and still thinks the president’s by the Romney campaign and Military Aviation Museum, vintage aircraft on From Virginia Beach, Romney headed for a “great guy.” But the retired Army major said $22 million by the Republican display around him. NASCAR territory, prime ground for work- he’s a Roman Catholic and has “trouble with National Committee. But now, “This is not the kind of news that the ing-class white voters. He planned to attend some of his issues, the birth control and gay with Romney’s general elec- American people are hoping for and deserve,” the Federated Auto Parts 400 at Richmond marriage thing.” tion resources available and the he said. Then he projected forward to a International Raceway. Obama is eager to connect with voters Republican-leaning groups con- Romney presidency to add: “I’m here to tell Romney and Obama are deadlocked in in the middle, and he enlisted Florida’s for- tinuing to air ads, the Obama cam- you that things are about to get a lot better.” Virginia, where the Democrat is strong in the mer Republican governor Charlie Crist in the paign seems set to be swamped Speaking in the Navy town of Virginia Beach, northern suburbs of Washington, D.C., and cause. Crist, now an independent, spoke at the on TV. where many jobs are tied to defense, Romney Romney does better in the south. Democratic National Convention, and he intro- “It will be no holds barred criticized the president both for past cuts to In Florida, where the race also is extremely duced Obama in Seminole, telling the crowd on the Republican side. All that military spending and “unthinkable” poten- tight, the president’s two-day, 260-mile trip that Obama was “working hard for the middle money the Obama campaign tial reductions threatened under the so-called in a fortified, million-dollar bus is taking him class,” for Florida and the nation. has been expecting Romney to “sequestration.” That’s a series of automatic, though the center of the state along the politi- A political group supporting Obama released spend on ads will finally start to across-the-board cuts that will take effect if cally important I-4 corridor that separates an ad criticizing Romney for policies that it flow,” Kantar/CMAG vice presi- Congress doesn’t reach a budget solution in Democratic-leaning southern Florida from the says would increase the tax burden on middle- dent Elizabeth Wilner said. “The the next few months. Half of the cuts are set to Republican-leaning north. The center swath income families. The ad by Priorities USA Obama campaign is betting on come from the Pentagon under a deal negoti- from Tampa and St. Petersburg through Action, a so-called super PAC, is showing in their message, while the Romney ated between Obama and Republican leaders Orlando and on to the Atlantic coast is consid- Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Ohio, Virginia and campaign is betting on tonnage.” in Congress. ered the state’s swing region. Wisconsin. “I think it was a mistake for Republicans It’s Obama’s third campaign bus tour since Associated Press writers Jack to go along with it,” Romney said in an inter- July after earlier road trips in Ohio and Iowa. Beaumont reported from Virginia Beach, Gillum in Washington and Jim view taped for Sunday’s broadcast of “Meet The buscapades attract significant media atten- Va. Associated Press writers Nancy Benac in Kuhnhenn in Portsmouth, N.H., the Press” on NBC. On the stage, he’d only tion in the states and allow Obama to engage Washington and Matthew Daly in Columbus, contributed to this report. blamed the president for the defense cuts. with local voters in unscheduled stops in the Ohio, contributed to this report. 7A

Page Editor: Rick Burnham, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL & STATE SUNdAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2012 7A False police report lands county man in jail

By TONY BRITT booked into the home in an attempted robbery Hardy allegedly stood up from release about the incident. “The [email protected] Columbia County and shot him in the face. a seated position, approached his daughter fled the home while Detention Center Deputies examined the crime daughter and struck her on the her father fired several rounds A Columbia County man who on $15,000 bond. scene and were concerned that head with a handgun he was from his handgun at her from allegedly told authorities he was A c c o r d i n g the evidence did not corrobo- holding, reports said. inside the home.” shot in the face during a home to Columbia rate Hardy’s account of what The woman, feeling physically Lifeguard Ambulance Services invasion robbery, was arrested County Sheriff’s happened. Deputies interviewed threatened, armed herself with treated Hardy at the scene and he Thursday evening after authori- Office reports, witnesses at the scene and were a small handgun that was on a was later treated at a local medi- ties said he filed a false police around 7:40 p.m. Hardy able to piece together a timeline table in the home. cal facility for non-life threatening report. Thursday depu- of events. “Knowing that her father was injuries. A .45 caliber handgun Edward Frank Hardy, 53, ties were dispatched to a home Authorities reported they also armed and had already and a .38 caliber handgun were address with held, was charged off Northwest Falling Creek learned that Hardy was alleg- battered her, she fired one recovered at the scene. with aggravated battery (domes- Road to investigate a reported edly arguing with his spouse shot, striking him in the face,” Following an interview at the tic violence) and aggravated home invasion and shooting. The inside the home and his daughter said Sgt. Ed Seifert, Columbia Columbia County Sheriff’s Office, assault (domestic violence) in complainant, Hardy, told deputies attempted to intervene and stop County Sheriff’s Office public Hardy was arrested and taken to connection with the case. He was that an unknown man entered his the argument. information officer in a press the county jail. RAIN From Page 1A For 2012 there has been 209 wildfires that burned 4,101 acres in the Suwannee Forestry Center coverage area. Of those 4,101 fires, 40 have been in Columbia County and consumed a total of 3,330 acres. A con- siderable amount of the Columbia and Baker County acreage total includes 3,428 acres that were burned dur- ing the County Line Fire which burned in parts of Baker and Columbia coun- ty. (Florida Forest Service does not maintain records for fire on federal lands, and the majority of the 35,000 acres consumed in the New school JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter County Line Fire was in the Osceola National Forest.) The Cambridge Prep Academy hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony and open house Aug. 30, at their new facility at 297 NW Hillsboro Street. Cambridge is a Wisner said the National private school for grades six through 12. Interagency Fire Center Wildland Fire Outlook for September - December, include forecasts for above BULLYING: Experts break down a complicated issue for students normal rainfall and below normal wildfire potential. Continued From Page 1A While the rainfall has middle school-aged children, and staff may not see it in district policy. school shooting cases in & Human Services. kept the soil moist, Wisner she said. action so teachers work to Even if the cyberbully- the 1990s, the shooters had Bullying can be reported said that is allowing for new One of the biggest con- stress the role of the bystand- ing starts off-campus, once a history of being bullied, to district officials by phone plant growth. ceptions is what exactly bul- er, who can help stop and it causes a disruption at according to the website. at 1-866-295-7303, by text “That will increase the lying is, she said. report bullies, Spivey said. school, “then it becomes our Children who bully oth- message to 386-754-7099 or requirement for us to do “Bullying is systematical- Empowered as bystanders, problem and we have the ers are more likely to abuse with a form on the district’s prescribed burns and those ly and chronically inflicting students can feel the moral right to punish” the parties alcohol and drugs, get into website, www.columbia. usually come about in the physical hurt or psychologi- obligation to get help, she involved, she said. fights, drop out of school, k12.fl.us. All reports can be Fall,” he said. “We may be cal distress on one or more said. “Schools take it very seri- have criminal convictions as anonymous, Spivey said. able to get more prescribed students or employees,” While bullying is not new, ously,” Spivey said. adults, engage in early sexu- Each report of bullying is burns in during this Fall according to school district awareness has increased Bullied children are more al activity and be abusive in investigated, she said. If the than we did in the past fall. policy. It is unwanted and as technology can spread likely to experience depres- relationships, according to case is indeed a bullying sit- We always look for oppor- repeated written, verbal, or harmful messages faster and sion and anxiety, health federal site. uation, a report goes into the tunities to do prescribed physical behavior that cre- on a wider level than before. complaints and decreased Kids who witness bully- student’s discipline file and burns.” ates an intimidating, hostile “Technology can advance academic achievement, ing are more likely to use a copy is sent to the state. Wisner said the peak or offensive educational it,” Spivey said. according to stopbullying. tobacco or other drugs, have Discipline actions depend on of hurricane and tropical environment. It can take the Cyberbullying is the use gov, a U.S. Department of mental health problems and the situation, but usually the storm season is quickly form of theft, teasing, taunt- of information and commu- Health & Human Services miss or skip school. student is given a discipline approaching, which will ing, social exclusion, intimi- nication technologies, like website. While bullied children are referral with a suspension, bring an increased threat of dation, stalking, violence, texting, to support deliber- A very small number of at risk of suicide, bullying Spivey said. lightning caused fires. harassment or humiliation, ate, repeated and hostile bullied children may retali- alone is not the cause, the site Parents talking to their “Although the surface according to the policy. behavior intended to harm ate through extremely vio- says. Most children who are children about bullying can fuels will be moist, a light- Often bullying is discreet others, according to school lent measures. In 12 of 15 bullied do not have thoughts also make a big difference, ning fire can smolder deep of suicide, according to the she said. Parents can ask below the surface until the WATER: U.S. Department of Health their children how they fuels dry, then erupt into a Springs in trouble, some say Columbia County Continued From Page 1A Tobacco Free Partnership depends on flows from the The Columbia County Tobacco Free Partnership and the Columbia County Floridan aquifer, he said. Health Department have come together to form a partnership in order to Knight said the aquifer create a tobacco free community. This year, the partnership is focusing is like a bucket and what on policies that effect our youth. We are pleased to report that resolutions flows from springs is only have been achieved in both the City of Lake City and Columbia County to the amount of water over ban the sale and marketing of candy-flavored tobacco. We invite all the bucket’s edge. community members, service workers, and school aged youth to attend “Springs flow from the the upcoming meeting to discuss tobacco-related issues in our county. top of the aquifer so a drop of less than 10 feet in the Columbia County Tobacco Free Partnership Meeting aquifer level can dry up a Central School Board Office Room 153 major spring,” Knight said. Wednesday, September 19, 2012 The average decline in 372 West Duval Street North Florida groundwater Lake City, FL 32055 levels is about 2.4 inches per Time: 1:00pm year and the only explana- tion is groundwater pump- All partnership meetings are open to the public. For more information on ing, he said. how to make a difference in your community through your local Tobacco Consumptive Use Permits Free Partnership, please contact: allow 4.7 billion gallons per day to be pumped from the Lauren Pinchouck ground in North Florida, he Columbia County Health Department said. These permits include (386) 758-1193 or [email protected] only the area’s biggest wells, not more than 1 million pri- vate wells, Knight said. LAURA HAMPSON/LAKE CITY REPORTER “The only way to cor- Abbie Chasteen, Chamber marketing coordinator, walks To Candidates for Florida’s Columbia rect this flow problem is to onstage Friday with Belamy Beaver, mascot for The County School Superintendent: pump less water from the Ichetucknee Partnership (TIP), a Lake City-based, non-profit Floridan aquifer,” he said. corporation that unites government, civic groups and citizens. Men: 141 days and only PCSR from you. Am I correct when Groundwater is the state’s highest quality water and state’s water crisis, not fin- McKenzie were also in the I proclaim to you that Columbia High School students are should be reserved for the ger pointing, she said. audience. most important uses, Knight “I think it was extreme- Knight released the created in the image of God and that none evolved from a said. Rain and surface water ly informative,” said Gail Ichetucknee Springs should be used more often Hussar of Lake City, after Restoration Plan two weeks hominid? The three possible answers are “YES”, or “NO” or instead, he said. the event. Although already ago. The 103-page plan dis- ”PCSR” (Politically Correct Sidestep Response) “We need to balance out versed in water issues, cusses the science available groundwater checkbook to Hussar said she still took on the springs and recom- Kenny Merriken 386-344-7339, [email protected] provide for a prosperous away new things from the mends actions from state, future,” Knight said. presentation. local and community agen- (Compare Holy Bible versus Florida Biology 1 End-if-Course Organizer Jacqui Sulek, Columbia County cies and organizations. Assessment Test Items Specifications, page 32 - SC.7.L.15.1; chapter conservation man- Commissioners Ronald Beginning in March, ager for Audubon Florida, Williams, Scarlet Frisina Moran’s photography page 52 - SC.91.L.15.10 said the event was designed and Rusty DePratter will be on display at the to the the attention of peo- attended the event. Fort Florida Museum of Natural http://fcat.fldoe.org/eoc/pdf/BiologyFL11Sp.pdf) ple unfamiliar with water White Middle Schoolers, History in Gainesville for Ephesians 6:12, I John 4:1 “but try the spirits whether they are of issues. Working together White Springs Mayor Dr. an exhibit titled “Springs and personal responsibility Helen Miller and White Eternal:Florida’s Fountains God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world.” is what will help solve the Springs Vice Mayor Walter of Youth.” Paid for by Kenny Merriken September 9, 2012. Florida Vote ID #113877356 8AWEATHER

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CHS FOOTBALL Passed over Q-back Club meeting Monday Panthers The Columbia County Quarterback Club meets Fort White air went on to defeat the host at 7 p.m. Monday in the Panthers, 21-7. Jones Fieldhouse. attack defeats When rushing yards For details, call Joe Newberry, 21-7. were hard to come by, Martino at 984-0452. Baker came through in the By TIM KIRBY air with 219 yards on 9-of-18 FORT WHITE FOOTBALL [email protected] passing. He also had touch- Q-back Club will down passes of 43 and six NEWBERRY — It was yards to Michael Mulberry. meet Tuesday the biggest of momentum The Indians had an ani- busters. mated halftime break after The Fort White After Newberry High giving up the late tying Quarterback Club will scored a touchdown with score, but Baker put things meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday eight seconds left in the half right with a call he made. All in the faculty lounge at to forge a 7-7 tie, Fort White the action went to one side the high school. erased it on the first play of and Williams slipped out For details, call Harold the third quarter. Andrew near the Fort white sideline Bundy at 365-5731. Baker threw to Travis and was all alone. Williams and the running “Coach asked me what I YOUTH BASEBALL back raced 71 yards to the wanted to call and I thought Fort White fall end zone. we could get it,” Baker said. Nathan Escalante kicked “It’s the T-wheel play and JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter registration the second of his three Newberry defenders stumble over themselves as Fort White’s Michael Mulberry (4) runs the INDIANS continued on 2B Registration for extra points and Fort White ball in for a touchdown. Fort White Babe Ruth Baseball’s fall league is 4-7 p.m. Tuesday at South Columbia Sports Complex. Five leagues are offered for ages UF gives Aggies rude welcome 4-15. A birth certificate is required for children who have not previously Gillislee leads played in the Fort White Gators to 20-17 league. Cost is $45 for T-ball and $50 for other win over A&M. leagues. Coaches are needed. By KRISTIE RIEKEN For details, call Chris Associated Press Sharpe at 292-4224. COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Mike Gillislee Fall registration ran for 83 yards and two is under way touchdowns and No. 24 Florida shut down Texas Registration for Lake A&M’s offense in the sec- City Columbia County ond half in a 20-17 win on Youth Baseball’s fall Saturday in the Aggies’ first league at Southside Southeastern Conference Sports Complex is game after moving from the 5-7 p.m. Monday through Big 12. Friday. Five leagues are Florida trailed 17-10 at offered. Fee is $70. A halftime after a first half parent or guardian must where Texas A&M’s accompany player with a offense under new coach birth certificate. Kevin Sumlin pretty much For details, call Tad did what it wanted. Things Cervantes at 365-4810. changed in the second half as the Gators clamped n From staff reports down and forced punts each of A&M’s six posses- sions after the break. GAMES Caleb Sturgis helped Florida cut A&M’s lead to Monday 17-13 with a 25-yard field n Columbia High girls goal early in the third quar- golf vs. Santa Fe High ter. at Quail Heights Country Florida quarterback Jeff Club, 4:30 p.m. Driskel looked indecisive n Fort White High most of the day and was volleyball at Oak Hall sacked eight times. But he School, 6 p.m. (JV-5) made a play when he had Tuesday to, finding Omarius Hines n Fort White High on a 39-yard completion to volleyball vs. Williston propel a drive early in the High, 6 p.m. (JV-5) fourth quarter. ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday Gillislee finished it off, Florida’s Mike Gillislee (23) is congratulated by Jordan Reed (11) after a touchdown run against Texas A&M during the first n Columbia High girls evading a couple of defend- quarter of an NCAA college football game on Saturday in College Station, Texas. golf vs. Chiles High, Leon ers and then tight-roping High at The Golf Club at the sideline on a 12-yard Driskel also came up big Texas A&M fresh- offense after halftime. until Oct. 13 because of Summerbrooke, noon touchdown run to put late in the game with a 21- man quarterback Johnny Saturday was Texas Hurricane Isaac. n Fort White High Florida up 20-17. Gillislee yard run to give the Gators Manziel threw for 173 yards A&M’s opener after the The Aggies’ second half volleyball vs. Columbia had a 4 yard score in the a first down and allow them and ran for 60 more, but Aggies and Louisiana Tech High, 6 p.m. (JV-5) first quarter. to run out the clock. he couldn’t move A&M’s postponed last week’s game GATORS continued on 2B Thursday n Columbia High boys golf vs. Buchholz High at The Country Club at Lake City, 1 p.m. Columbia still n Columbia High swimming at Suwannee High, 5 p.m. strong in district n Fort White High volleyball vs. Lafayette Defending district Despite being outgained High, 6 p.m. (JV-5) 21-12 on the first-down mar- n Columbia High champs are 2-0 gin, the Panthers were able volleyball at Lee High, early in season. to come away with the win. 6:30 p.m. (JV-5:30) “We did everything wrong Friday By BRANDON FINLEY and still came away with a n Columbia High [email protected] nine-point win,” Ridgeview football vs. Buchholz coach Tom MacPherson High at Citizens Field, Despite its woes in a said. 7:30 p.m. 17-14 loss at Gainesville n Fort White High High, the Columbia High Buchholz 28 football vs. Taylor County Tigers are no worse the Orange Park 24 High, 7:30 p.m. wear in the race for a dis- Saturday trict championship. Columbia’s next oppo- n Columbia High, Defending district cham- nent, Buchholz High, and Fort White High cross pion Ridgeview High used district rival Orange Park country at UF Mountain 161 all-purpose yards from reversed week one fortunes Dew Invitational in JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Mitchell Galloway to pace as the Raiders fell 28-24 at Gainesville, boys- Columbia’s Roc Battle (1) causes an incomplete pass intended for Gainesville High’s the Panthers to a 30-21 win 9:05 a.m.; girls-9:35 a.m. Chris Thompson (24). against Clay High. CHS continued on 5B 2BSPORTS

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ESPN — San Diego at Oakland Pittsburgh 72 65 .526 10 1 TELEVISION Milwaukee 68 70 .493 14 ⁄2 1 Chicago 52 86 .377 30 ⁄2 1 TV sports BASEBALL Houston 43 95 .312 39 ⁄2 West Division Today AL standings W L Pct GB AUTO RACING San Francisco 78 60 .565 — 1 7:30 a.m. East Division Los Angeles 73 66 .525 5 ⁄2 1 SPEED — Formula One, Grand Prix of W L Pct GB Arizona 68 71 .489 10 ⁄2 1 Italy, at Monza, Italy Baltimore 78 61 .561 — San Diego 65 74 .468 13 ⁄2 1 3 p.m. New York 78 61 .561 — Colorado 56 81 .409 21 ⁄2 SPEED — Rolex Sports Car Series, Tampa Bay 76 63 .547 2 Saturday’s Games Sports Car Festival, at Salinas, Calif. Boston 63 76 .453 15 Washington 7, Miami 6, 10 innings GOLF Toronto 62 75 .453 15 Atlanta 11, N.Y. Mets 3 6:30 a.m. Central Division L.A. Dodgers 3, San Francisco 2 TGC — European PGA Tour, W L Pct GB Chicago Cubs 4, Pittsburgh 3 KLM Open, final round, at Hilversum, Chicago 75 63 .543 — Colorado at Philadelphia, ppd., rain 1 Netherlands Detroit 73 64 .533 1 ⁄2 Houston at Cincinnati (n) 1 Noon Kansas City 62 77 .446 13 ⁄2 Milwaukee at St. Louis (n) TGC — PGA Tour, BMW Cleveland 59 79 .428 16 Arizona at San Diego (n) Championship, final round, at Carmel, Ind. Minnesota 56 82 .406 19 Today’s Games 2 p.m. West Division Atlanta (Hanson 12-8) at N.Y. Mets NBC — PGA Tour, BMW W L Pct GB (C.Young 4-7), 1:10 p.m. Championship, final round, at Carmel, Ind. Texas 83 56 .597 — Houston (E.Gonzalez 1-0) at Cincinnati TGC — LPGA, Kingsmill Championship, Oakland 77 60 .562 5 (Cueto 17-7), 1:10 p.m. 1 final round, at Williamsburg, Va. Los Angeles 75 63 .543 7 ⁄2 Chicago Cubs (Rusin 0-2) at Pittsburgh MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Seattle 67 72 .482 16 (Locke 0-1), 1:35 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Saturday’s Games Colorado (D.Pomeranz 1-8) at TBS — N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore Chicago White Sox 5, Kansas City 4 Philadelphia (Cloyd 1-1), 1:35 p.m. WGN — Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh Baltimore 5, N.Y. Yankees 4 Miami (Nolasco 11-12) at Washington 8 p.m. Texas 4, Tampa Bay 2, 10 innings (E.Jackson 9-9), 1:35 p.m. ESPN — L.A. Dodgers at San Cleveland at Minnesota (n) Milwaukee (Marcum 5-4) at St. Louis Francisco Toronto at Boston (n) (J.Kelly 5-6), 2:15 p.m. MOTORSPORTS Detroit at L.A. Angels (n) Arizona (I.Kennedy 12-11) at San 2 p.m. Oakland at Seattle (n) Diego (Werner 1-1), 4:05 p.m. SPEED — FIM World Superbike, race Today’s Games L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 12-8) at San 1, at Nuerburg, Germany (same-day tape) N.Y. Yankees (F.Garcia 7-6) at Baltimore Francisco (Zito 10-8), 8:05 p.m. 6 p.m. (Britton 5-1), 1:35 p.m. Monday’s Games SPEED — FIM World Superbike, race Toronto (Villanueva 7-5) at Boston Miami at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. 2, at Nuerburg, Germany (same-day tape) (Buchholz 11-5), 1:35 p.m. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. 11 p.m. Texas (Oswalt 4-2) at Tampa Bay Washington at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. SPEED — AMA Pro Racing, at Millville, (Shields 13-8), 1:40 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Houston, 8:05 p.m. N.J. (same-day tape) Cleveland (Kluber 1-3) at Minnesota Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. NFL (Vasquez 0-1), 2:10 p.m. San Francisco at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Kansas City (Guthrie 4-3) at Chicago St. Louis at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. 1 p.m. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter CBS — Regional coverage White Sox (H.Santiago 3-1), 2:10 p.m. FOX — Regional coverage Detroit (A.Sanchez 2-4) at L.A. Angels Fort White’s Melton Sanders (16) goes for a pass made by quarterback Andrew Baker. 4:25 p.m. (Greinke 4-2), 3:35 p.m. FOOTBALL FOX — Doubleheader game Oakland (Milone 11-10) at Seattle 8:15 p.m. (Vargas 14-9), 4:10 p.m. NFL schedule NBC — Pittsburgh at Denver Monday’s Games TENNIS Cleveland at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Today’s Games Indians come together 12:30 p.m. Detroit at Chi. White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Indianapolis at Chicago, 1 p.m. ESPN2 — U.S. Open, women’s doubles Oakland at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. Jacksonville at Minnesota, 1 p.m. championship match, at New York Miami at Houston, 1 p.m. 4 p.m. NL standings New England at Tennessee, 1 p.m. for a teammate in win CBS — U.S. Open, men’s champion- Washington at New Orleans, 1 p.m. ship, at New York East Division Atlanta at Kansas City, 1 p.m. ——— W L Pct GB Buffalo at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. By TIM KIRBY Michael Mulberry had a get it to as many guys as we Monday Washington 85 53 .616 — St. Louis at Detroit, 1 p.m. 1 [email protected] breakout game. The senior could,” Baker said. “On the MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Atlanta 79 60 .568 6 ⁄2 Philadelphia at Cleveland, 1 p.m. 8 p.m. Philadelphia 67 71 .486 18 Seattle at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. caught two touchdown pass- screen I look right to try MLB — Detroit at Chicago White Sox New York 65 73 .471 20 San Francisco at Green Bay, 4:25 p.m. NEWBERRY — The es and had an interception. to suck them in and come 1 or Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (7 p.m. start) Miami 62 77 .446 23 ⁄2 Carolina at Tampa Bay, 4:25 p.m. death of former Fort White “I just want the ball,” back quick to Michael.” NFL FOOTBALL Central Division Pittsburgh at Denver, 8:20 p.m. High cheerleader Tabitha Mulberry said. “The 72 Tavaris Williams, who 7 p.m. W L Pct GB Monday’s Games ESPN — Cincinnati at Baltimore Cincinnati 83 56 .597 — Cincinnati at Baltimore, 7 p.m. Antico in a car wreck made screen (a 43-yard scoring caught a 71-yard touch- 1 10:15 p.m. St. Louis 74 64 .536 8 ⁄2 San Diego at Oakland, 10:15 p.m. it a rough week for the play) is designed for me. I down pass on the first play Indians. just catch the ball and run. of the third quarter, was Antico was the long-time (On the interception), I was fired up at halftime. girlfriend of wide receiver in cover 3 and stayed deep. “I told them we had to GATORS: Gillislee leads UF to win Shayne Newman, and the I saw the ball in the air and come together, and after Continued From Page 1B team received the news attacked it at its highest the touchdown I was hyped at the end of practice on point.” up the whole second half,” offensive woes ruined a The Gators soon took a scamper put A&M back on Wednesday. Both were on Mulberry came to Fort Williams said. great day for their defense. 7-3 lead on a 4-yard touch- top 10-7 early in the second the minds of Fort White’s White from Santa Fe High “We had drawbacks and Jonathan Stewart fin- down run by Gillislee on quarter. players and coaches. for his senior year. adversity the whole week,” ished with 17 tackles and their opening drive. A&M’s Christine Michael “I told the guys to keep “I made the best decision Baker said. “It was tough, Damontre Moore had three Manziel really heated up took the direct snap playing hard and trusting for me to go to school here but we knew what we had sacks. on the second drive, using and bulled into the end each other,” Indians head and help me get my grades to do.” A&M’s first drive ended his arm and his feet to move zone for a 1-yard touch- coach Demetric Jackson up,” Mulberry said. “We hadn’t seen Shayne with a 27-yard field goal on the Aggies down the field. down to extend the lead to said. “Play with effort and Quarterback Andrew until today,” Williams said. their first drive. His 11-yard touchdown 17-7. show what family is about. Baker completed nine pass- “It was tough on him.” When somebody is down, es to five receivers. “We did it for Shayne,” we have to step up and take “We were trying to Mulberry said. “It was a INDIANS: 2-0 after win over Panthers the lead.” spread the ball around and tough week.” Continued From Page 1B

Tavaris uses his speed to 26 yards to Mulberry and series in the fourth quar- get out.” 13 yards to Harold Bundy ter. The defense later kept Fort White head coach to move the Indians to the the Panthers out of the end Demetric Jackson was look- Panthers 19. A screen to zone on three plays from ing for a spark. Williams that went for a the 3-yard line. “Andrew is a third-year touchdown was negated The run-oriented Indians quarterback and I want him by offsetting penalties and had more than twice as to take ownership,” Jackson Fort White missed a couple many yards throwing the said. “He wanted to run the of other chances to score on ball. play and I said let’s do it. He a high throw and a dropped “We have a game plan and Tavaris and the offen- pass. every week to try and be sive line executed it. I give The defense quickly balanced and take what him all the credit.” returned the ball when they give us,” Jackson said. Baker got the Indians Kellen Snider forced a “They showed some things on the board on their first fumble and Cameron White on defense we wanted to drive. On a fourth-and-6, he recovered at the Newberry exploit. We didn’t do it so threw a screen to Michael 11. Baker hit Mulberry on a well in the first half, but Mulberry who took it 43 fade from six yards out for they responded well in the yards for a touchdown. his third touchdown pass. second half. They came out Midway through the Fort White’s defense and competed.” third quarter, Fort White’s notched its third turnover Fort White (2-0) returns defense produced a fumble of the second half when home this week to take and Trey Phillips recovered D.J. Middleton recovered a on Taylor County High at at the Indian 41. fumble on Newberry’s first 7:30 p.m. Friday. Baker had completions of

——— Newberry 0 7 0 0 — 7 Fort White 7 0 14 0 — 21 First Quarter FW—Mulberry 43 pass from Baker (Escalante kick), 8:31 Second Quarter N—Herbert 18 run (Files kick), :08 Third Quarter FW—T. Williams 71 pass from Baker (Escalante kick), 11:39 FW—Mulberry 6 pass from Baker (Escalante kick), 1:56 ——— Fort White Newberry First downs 8 15 Rushes-yards 24-98 53-218 Passing 219 0 Comp-Att-Int 9-18-0 0-4-1 Punts-Avg. 1-40 1-30 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-3 Penalties-Yards 11-95 9-58 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING—Fort White, T. Williams 11-62, Baker 11-36, Mulberry 1-1, Phillips 1-(-1). Newberry, Stankunas 14-104, Presley 18-58, Faulkner 13-56, Flagg 3-2, Herbert 5-(-2). PASSING—Fort White, Baker 9-18- 219-0. Newberry, Herbert 0-4-0-1. RECEIVING—Fort White, Mulberry 3-75, Phillips 3-42, T. Williams 1-71, Sanders 1-18, Bundy 1-13. 3BSPORTS

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JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Gainesville High’s Tony James (21) is left with nowhere to go as Columbia’s Trey Marshall (21) trips him up during a tackle Thursday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High quarterback Jayce Barber (5) makes a run a loose ball as he is being chased by Gainesville High’s Matt Solt Columbia’s Roc Battle (1) causes an incomplete pass (34) and Josh Moore (48) on Thursday. intended for GHS’s Chris Thompson (24).

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter University of Florida head football coach Will Muschamp (left) and JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter offensive line coach Tim Davis watch Columbia battle Gainesville Columbia High’s Solomon Bell (30) latches on to a GHS runner as he assists in a tackle. Thursday. 4BSports

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JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White’s Michael Mulberry (4) catches an Andrew Baker pass over the head of Newberry’s Tyler Stankunas (12) for a 27-yard advance down the field.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Tavaris Williams (2) drives down the field in a game against Newberry. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White’s Michael Mulberry (4) is caught in a tackle after attempting to make a block for Tavaris Williams (2) in Friday’s game against Newberry. Fort White defeated Newberry 21-7.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Blair Chapman (22) cuts a Newberry runner’s long drive short on Friday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Kellen Snider (7) tugs on the jersey of Newberry’s Brandon JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Herbert (6) as he attempts to stop him from running into the Fort White quarterback Andrew Baker (12) manages to launch a pass before Newberry’s Daniel Rushing (66) can get to him. end zone Friday. 5BSports

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FROM THE SIDELINE win. There was a drive- extending penalty, a late hit personal foul and UGA bounces Mizzou three occassions that could have went the other Associated Press their second score before way if not for the ruling Virginia Tech — playing its on the field. COLUMBIA, Mo. second game in six days For Columbia, coach — Aaron Murray threw after a season-opening Brian Allen felt much of the for three touchdowns overtime win over Georgia same way. He knows that as Georgia scored Tech — finally got Brandon Finley the Tigers must play better three-unanswered scores to untracked. Phone: (386) 754-0420 to contend for a state title beat Missouri, 41-20, in the [email protected] and that begins coming out Tigers first SEC game. NO. 19 MICHIGAN 31, of the locker room. AIR FORCE 25. “We can’t spot teams No. 1 Alabama 35, No time 14 points out the gate,” Western Kentucky 0 ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Allen said. “We have to Denard Robinson ran for capitalize after turnovers. TUSCALOOSA, Ala. 218 yards, threw for 208 and to look They had a big kick and — AJ McCarron passed scored four touchdowns. we missed one.” ASSOCIATED PRESS for 219 yards and matched The Wolverines (1-1) And those were just his career high with four Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray (right) hands off to bounced back after a 41- back things Allen noticed after touchdown passes to lead running back Todd Gurley against Missouri Saturday in 14 loss to Alabama, though the game. There’s no No. 1 Alabama to a 35-0 win Columbia, Mo. they had a tough time beat- t was a matchup of powerhouses, but telling how much more over Western Kentucky on ing the Falcons (1-1) in a will show up in the team’s Saturday. MOUNT PLEASANT, and the Beavers upset the game they were favored to neither Columbia High or Gainesville film sessions this week. Mich. — Andrew Maxwell No. 13 Badgers. win by three touchdowns. But that’s what NO. 2 SOUTHERN threw for 275 yards and have time to look Iback after the Hurricanes makes good coaches. two touchdowns, and the NO. 14 OHIO STATE 31, NO. 21 KANSAS STATE CALIFORNIA 42, defeated the Tigers It’s finding those things SYRACUSE 29 Spartans (2-0) scored 10 UCF 16. 52, MIAMI 13 that a team struggles at points in the final minute of 17-14 at Citizen’s Field in Gainesville on Thursday. and disguising them or the first half to take a 24-0 COLUMBUS, Ohio MANHATTAN, Kan. — making them strengths. EAST RUTHERFORD, lead. — Braxton Miller became Collin Klein threw for 210 Simply put, both coaches know their teams “We need to be ready N.J. — Matt Barkley the first Ohio State quar- yards and ran for 71 more for them when we need to matched a school record NO. 12 CLEMSON 52, terback to rush for three Saturday. have a long way to go to reach their ultimate goals. be,” Allen said. “We need with six touchdown pass- BALL STATE 27. touchdowns in 34 years, and John Hubert added 106 to progress.” es, and Robert Woods was passed for another score. yards rushing and a touch- Despite winning the game, Gainesville coach And that begins next spectacular with 200 all-pur- CLEMSON, S.C. — A week after setting a down, and Daniel Sams week when the Tigers pose yards and two scores. DeAndre Hopkins caught school record for quarter- added two scores on the James Thompson went as far as to call his team’s travel back to Citizen’s three touchdown passes, backs with 161 rushing ground as the Wildcats field to take on Buchholz. NO. 9 SOUTH CAROLINA Andre Ellington rushed yards in a 56-10 win over (2-0) rolled up 498 yards of play sloppy. “Obviously we have a Allen’s message was 48, EAST CAROLINA 10 for two scores and Spencer Miami (Ohio), Miller fin- total offense while holding also reinforced by the Benton kicked a 61-yard ished with 141 yards on 27 Miami to 262. ton of mistakes to clean up,” Thomspon said. “If team’s leaders. COLUMBIA, S.C. — field goal to set an Atlantic carries. “We have to play hard Dylan Thompson complet- Coast Conference record. NO. 22 NOTRE DAME you think we’re a good football team at this point, from the beginning and ed 21 of 37 passes for 330 NO. 15 VIRGINIA TECH 20, PURDUE 17 one game at a time,” Felix yards and three touchdowns OREGON STATE 10, NO. you’re mistaken.” 42, AUSTIN PEAY 7 And he was right. Woods said. to lead South Carolina over 13 WISCONSIN 7 SOUTH BEND, Ind. East Carolina 48-10. BLACKSBURG, Va. — — Tommy Rees relieved The Hurricanes did ■ Brandon Finley covers CORVALLIS, Ore. — Sean Kyshoen Jarrett reeled starter Everett Golson a lot of things wrong sports for the Lake City NO. 11 MICHIGAN Mannion threw for 276 yards off a 46-yard punt return to late in the fourth quarter despite picking up the Reporter. STATE 41, CENTRAL and a touchdown, Oregon set up the No. 15 Hokies’ and led Notre Dame on a MICHIGAN 7 State’s defense smothered first touchdown, and Tony winning drive in the final Wisconsin’s Montee Ball Gregory’s punt block led to minutes.

CHS: Vanguard, Leon and Suwannee win games Continued From Page 1B home to the Bobcats. back and Gainesville High Lions, Columbia’s district dictated the game allowing Bryce Goston complet- assistant picked up his first foe rebounded for a 38-9 just 77 total yards to North ed 12-of-24 passes for 136 win as head coach at Nease win against Maclay. Marion’s offense. yards and two touchdowns High against Middleburg Freshman Kwan Jones led Tyronte Files had two to lead the Bobcats. High — a district opponent the charge with 10 recep- scores of 36 yards on runs as Kenny Scott and Goston of the Tigers. tions for 112 yards. Keylan he and fellow running back combined for 99 yards on Middleburg was driving Grandison had 102 yards Rashad Sweet combined to 23 carris and Jared Goar led to take the lead late in the rushing and a touchdown. run for 245 yards. Files fin- the receiving core with four game when Jordan Willis ished with 190 including 156 receptions for 46 yards. picked of Rick Lassiter in Vanguard 20 in the first half. The Bobcats improved the end zone to end the North Marion 6 to 1-1 on the season while comeback chances of the Other opponents Orange Park fell to 1-1 after Broncos. Following a lackluster an opening win. showing in a road trip to Suwannee improved to Leon 38 Georgia, Ocala’s Vanguard 1-1 after a 20-14 win against Nease 16 Maclay 9 High bounced back to a Hamilton County High. Middleburg 10 20-6 win against rival North ...Baker County and Oakleaf After a disappointing Marion. high schools each had bye Former Florida quarter- week-one showing from the The Knights defense weeks.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White quarterback Andrew Baker (12) nearly gets his helmet stripped off as Newberry’s Davonte Flagg (10) and Hunter Napora (55) makes a sack Friday. Challenge of Fort White will help Newberry By TIM KIRBY Baker would only say, couple of times, but Fort [email protected] “They weren’t ready to White always knows how practice,” adding, “They to put points on the board. NEWBERRY — Second- are on the team and we We can’t turn the ball over; year Newberry High head will see how much they against a good team that coach Chris Baker is look- improve. If they get more will kill you. We’ve got to ing to turn around a 2-8 prepared, we’ll get them out clean up some stuff next season. there. They may be ready week.” The Panthers started out to play sometime down the Baker included Fort strong with a 39-7 win over line.” White among those good traditional first-game oppo- Baker was pleased teams and said he looks nent Santa Fe High. with how his team com- forward to playing the For the Fort White game, peted against Fort White. Indians. Newberry had 255 rushing The Panthers rushed for “Every year you know yards from last week sitting 218 yards, led by Trace where you are at with on the sideline. Stankunas with 14 carries Fort White,” Baker said. Ra’Kheem Hoyt (161 for 104 yards. “They are one of the best yards, four touchdowns “Our guys pulled togeth- programs in the area. You against Santa Fe) and er and improved a lot,” know they will be physical Jimmy McCoy (94 yards, Baker said. “They gave me and you can gauge where two TDs) were joined on great effort. Our defensive your team is. I like where the bench by linebacker staff did an outstanding job we are.” Mike Hicks and receiver and the defense did a good Newberry (1-1) plays Monte Seabrook — all job against the running host to P.K. Yonge School starters. game. They torched us a this week. 6BSPORTS

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JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter 2012 Columbia Swim Team Members of the 2012 Columbia High swim team are (front row, from left) Andrew Fortier, Joana Mata, Kathleen Revoir, Elyssa Suanberg, Breland Phelps, Mikael Byrd, Caitlyn Greene and Captain Jacob Finley. Second row (from left) are Co-captain Aleena Fields, Captain Micheala Polhamus, Sara Woodfield, Brianna Pope, Reilly Morse, Kelcey Mclean, Akira Gwinn and Courtney Britt. Back row (from left) are Cale Shaw, Lindsay Lee, Co-captain Joseph Piccioni, Stephanie Silva, Jordan Morrill, Sydney Morse, Hannah Burns and Cody Smith. Randal Soltis also is on the team. Mary Kay Mathis is head coach; Amber Mansmann Whitehead is assistant coach. Columbia swimmers fall to powerhouse teams in opener Excellence.

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They have the land, the volunteers and the drive, Jerry Osteryoung but Habitat for Humanity of (850) 644-3372 Lake City-Columbia County [email protected] is missing one thing: a part- ner family. Habitat board members Identify are searching for candi- dates for the county’s sixth Habitat house. the While there are plenty of area families in need of decent, affordable housing, problem it’s hard to find families able to meet the Habitat hatever fail- criteria. ures I have “It’s always been a strug- known, gle to find hardworking, whatever qualified families,” said errors I George Burnham Jr., Lake Whave committed, whatever City Habitat chairman. follies I have witnessed in There is a misunder- public and private life, have standing that the house been the consequences of is free, but families must action without thought.” invest time in the pro- ~ Bernard Baruch cess and have a source of In business as well as income, he said. in every other area of To be a Habitat home- daily life, you are going to owner, a family must be in FILE encounter problems. This need of a home and unable Lake City resident Annie Mosley reacts after seeing the beginning of what will be her new 1,200 square foot home Feb. 3. is just part of the human to find housing through Mosley’s house, the fifth built by Habitat in the county, was completed in July. Pictured are Mosley’s daughters, Selesia Rice condition. However, in traditional means. Their (from left), 12; Dezire Rice, 1; County Commissioner Ronald Williams; daughter, Alexandria Mosley, 8; nephew, Tyler Rice, 2; business the stakes can be current housing must be daughter, Jasmine Mosley, 9; son, Deontrick Harvey, 7; Mosley; Habitat for Humanity Chairman George Burnhman Jr.; and very high, and the results substandard or too small Mosley’s in-laws Ernest and Rebecca Mosley. can be disastrous if you are for the family, according to unable to find the appropri- the Habitat family selection credit and a stable income. get, build and maintain ing taxes and insurance, not be long before we start ate solution. process, according to the Finally the family must their home, according to because they are interest another house,” he said. Entrepreneur after selection process. be willing to partner with the selection process. free. Before starting a home, entrepreneur have failed The family must be able Habitat. Families must Mortgages on Habitat “We are set to go. We Habitat has at least two to repay a zero-interest invest a minimum of 350 homes are usually about just need another family,” IDENTIFY continued on 3C mortgage loan, with good hours into learning to bud- $400 per month, includ- Burnham said. “It would HABITAT continued on 3C

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By MATTHEW DALY GOP event. Democratic National Associated Press He also noted that mod- Committee, said the answer ern conventions are expen- unquestionably is yes. Even CHARLOTTE, N.C. sive, costing tens of mil- in their modern form, con- — Message to convention lions of dollars to produce, ventions are too important planners: Three days are and create few waves. to be confined to two days, enough. While he’s at it, Boehner he said. Both major parties said the party platform “I think it would be really packed their presidential should also be condensed. hard for us to draw the nominating conventions “If it were up to me, the narrative, or tell the story into 72 hours, one day short platform would be on one (of the presidential candi- of the traditional four-day sheet of paper,” he said. dates) shorter than three celebration — prompting The Republican Party plat- days,” Woodhouse said. few complaints from either form came in at more than “Conventions should delegates or the viewing 50 pages. be an event,” he added, public. Conventions, once used with enough time for del- Republicans scrapped to pick presidential, or egates who have traveled the first day of their con- at least vice presidential thousands of miles to get vention in Tampa, Fla., candidates, sometimes in a “respite,” while helping because of Hurricane smoke-filled rooms, are the parties launch the fall Isaac. Democrats, mindful now mostly a made-for-TV campaign. of Labor Day and eager to production, with little real Despite that, Woodhouse promote a cost-conscious business conducted. said Democrats gathered image, kept their gathering While lobbyists host in Charlotte this week were to three days by design. fancy parties and politi- able to get their message So will 2012 mark the cians raise money, the pub- out in three days — and so ASSOCIATED PRESS end of the old-fashioned lic aspect of the event is were Republicans a week Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney and vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan are blowouts the two politi- confined to a single hour a earlier in Tampa. on stage with their wives Ann Romney and Janna Ryan at the end of the Republican National cal parties host every four night on network TV, with “They lost a night of Convention in Tampa, Fla. Message to convention planners: Three days are enough. Both years? After all, the actual much of that devoted to cable coverage,” he said of major parties packed their presidential nominating conventions into 72 hours, one day short business of the convention commentary rather than the GOP decision to can- of the traditional four-day celebration _ prompting few complaints from either delegates or the — adopting a platform and focused on the podium. cel the convention’s first viewing public. nominating a presidential Most of the work on party day. “But the shorter event ticket — could be complet- platforms and other issues “did not appreciably dimin- speakers are selected, she will likely remain part of campaign, he said. ed in a few hours. happens off-camera. ish their ability to get their said. the political landscape for “It’s hard for me to imag- Some political heavy- Yet with elaborate sets message out.” “There’s going to be the foreseeable future. ine conventions going weights say the answer and staging, along with Kirsten Kukowski, a a discussion,” she said, “If it’s the end, it’s a slow away,” McCann said, should be yes. enhanced, post-9/11 secu- spokeswoman for the declining to say whether a end,” McCann said, noting although their form already “Given as much news as rity, even the scaled-back Republican National three- or four-day event is that each party received has changed and likely will people get today and the conventions are not cheap. Committee, said party lead- likely in 2016. “It’s some- three nights of prime-time continue to. way they get their news, Democratic and Republican ers are taking Boehner’s thing we’ll look into after television coverage they For all the talk of how I’m not sure having a four- officials say their conven- concerns to heart. A rules this election is over.” would be hard-pressed to scripted and controlled day convention in the future tions cost nearly $120 mil- committee in Tampa set up James McCann, a Purdue obtain any other way. modern conventions have makes a lot of sense,” lion apiece. an informal panel to look University political scientist Conventions also play become, the past two weeks said House Speaker John So is it worth it? into convention planning who has studied conven- an important role for fund- showed that surprises are Boehner of Ohio, who was Brad Woodhouse, — everything from tim- tions, says they still serve a raising, partisan network- still possible. the presiding officer for the a spokesman for the ing to the duration to how party-building function and ing and kicking off the fall LAKE CITY REPORTER BUSINESS wEEK Of SEPTEMBER 9, 2012 3C Soup’s On: Campbell Soup looks beyond iconic cans

By CANDICE CHOI for trends. “These guys are AP Food Industry Writer playing around with really interesting spices from CAMDEN, N.J. — If around the world.” your lunch still consists George Veszpremy, a 32- of a bowl of Campbell’s year-old music director at tomato soup and a grilled a radio station in Boston, cheese sandwich, chances has fond memories of his are you grew up using a mother sending him to typewriter. school in the morning with Generations of a thermos of Campbell’s Americans have moved chicken noodle. on from Campbell’s con- “As a kid, you eat it and densed chicken noodle and it’s great. It served the tomato soups in search purpose at the time,” said of heartier varieties with Veszpremy, noting that the more sophisticated flavors. soups were a cheap way Now, the world’s largest for his single mother to soup company is racing to give him a quick, comfort- do the same. ing meal. Campbell Soup Co. last But looking back, he year began a quest that said he realizes that the led executives to a diverse soup wasn’t the best qual- group of cities including ity — the noodles were Portland, Ore. and London soggy and thin, the chicken to figure out how to make pieces were minuscule and soups that appeal to young- there were no vegetables. er, finicky customers. In Veszpremy said his tastes the year ahead, the 143- have evolved: He sticks to year-old company plans to homemade or the soup bar roll out 50 products such at the supermarket. as Moroccan Style Chicken and Spicy Chorizo. The THE ELUSIVE ingredients may surprise MILLENNIALS those used to a plain bowl of chicken soup: tomatillos, To understand what coconut milk and shitake makes Millennials like mushrooms. Veszpremy tick, Campbell The new soups also won’t executives turned into look like the big, gelati- anthropologists. nous chunks that came in The company dispatched the steel cans that built executives to London, Associated Press Campbell into an iconic Nashville, Portland and Campbell Soup Company chef Thomas W. Griffiths (right) browns fresh produce and tofu as chef Amanda Zimlich pours brand. These soups come other designated “hipster on Campbell’s new Green Thai Curry Skillet sauce at the company’s headquarters in Camden, N.J. Last year the company in plastic pouches that are hubs” to meet with young- began a quest that led executives to trendsetting cities including Portland, Ore. and London to figure out how to make soups easy to open and heat up er consumers face-to-face. that appeal to younger, finicky customers. In the year ahead, the 143-year-old company plans to roll out 50 new products in a microwave in less than Dozens were recruited to such as Moroccan Style Chicken and Spicy Chorizo. The ingredients may also surprise those used to a plain bowl of chicken three minutes. participate in “live-alongs,” with stars: tomatillos, coconut milk and shitake mushrooms. The remake could in which executives ate be a do-or-die task for meals with them in their — the pungent pickled veg- the bag in the microwave are meant to be a bit more the result of grocers run- Campbell. Overall canned homes, peeked in their pan- etable dish from Korea — for about two-and-a-half sophisticated; they come ning promotions and stock- soup consumption is down tries and tagged along on into a soup. But he knows minutes then pour the soup in black pouches designed ing up on low inventories 13 percent over the past trips to the grocery store. that will be an acquired into a bowl. to evoke the chalkboard as Campbell prepares to decade, according to the In other cases, couples taste. For older Millennials menus at sidewalk cafes. raise prices. research firm Euromonitor were invited out to “eat- “With something like who may just be starting But the new looks come The company was also International, as fresh alongs” at trendy restau- kimchee, well, that might families or advancing in with a price. A can of up against an easy compari- soups have become more rants to talk about food in take a little while,” Griffiths their careers, the compa- Chunky soup costs about son; in the year-ago period, widely available at super- a casual atmosphere. They said. ny created Skillet sauces $2.30 and has a shelf-life of soup sales had fallen by markets and restaurants. were asked to bring their The field work led exec- in flavors such as Green about two years; the new 9 percent and the results And Campbell now has favorite pantry items for utives to two seemingly Thai Curry and Creamy pouches will cost about $3 were weighed down by about 53 percent of the discussion. Participants divergent conclusions: Chipotle. The directions and are good for about half restructuring charges. market, down from 67 per- responded by bringing a First, cuisines once consid- are simple: Heat up some that time. As for the new products cent a decade earlier. mix of spices and sauces ered exotic —Thai, Indian, protein and vegetables. that are expected to be Campbell’s changes also typically found at ethnic Brazilian — have become Mix in the sauce. Serve HEATING UP SALES widely available at stores illustrate how difficult it is grocery stores. the norm. At the same with rice or pasta. later this month, CEO for brands that appeal to A staff of about a dozen time, years of dining out The idea is to give con- Campbell is counting Denise Morrison said the older customers to become Campbell chefs traveled mean younger consumers sumers the sense that on its new soups to keep company should have a bet- relevant to Millennials. for inspiration as well. In aren’t as skilled at making they’re creating their own its brand relevant. While ter read on how they’ll fare This group, defined as New York City, the group meals from scratch, par- dishes, without them hav- the company makes other after its fiscal first quarter. those ages 18 to through browsed in spice shops, ticularly when it comes to ing to shop for hard-to-find products like Pepperidge “The consumer will let early 30s, is heavily sought bakeries and ethnic gro- those very ethnic flavors. ingredients or do too much Farm baked goods and us know if we can be more after by companies and cery stores. In Boston, they “They can’t replicate tedious prep work. V8 vegetable juices, soups exuberant,” she said. marketers. But Millennials even ducked into an Urban the foods they enjoy when And then there’s the can. account for half its reve- Executives are pushing have little in common with Outfitters clothing store, they go out,” said Darren Red and white with the dis- nue. on in the meantime. their parents, whether it’s just to get a better sense Serrao, who heads innova- tinctive cursive lettering Still, executives remain When the company their tastes, eating habits of the overall mindset of tion for Campbell. — immortalized by Andy cautiously optimistic about embarked on its revival or cooking methods. Millennials. That realization inspired Warhol —it has become a the fate of the new lineup. efforts about a year ago, “I grew up with salt, After a tour of New Campbell’s Go plastic soup piece of Americana. When the company report- Vila, head of the compa- pepper and ketchup,” said York City’s food trucks, pouches, which come in fla- “For many millions of ed its quarterly results ear- ny’s insights division, said Chuck Vila, who heads Campbell’s executive chef vors such as Coconut Curry, people, the can is a very sen- lier this week, Campbell they wondered if they had Campbell’s customer Thomas Griffiths even Creamy Red Pepper and sible package,” said Mary executives said they expect lost an entire generation of insights division, which began toying with the idea Golden Lentil. Consumers Gregg, who heads packag- sales growth in fiscal 2013. consumers. It turned out it surveys the marketplace of incorporating kimchee tear open the pouch, stick ing for North America. “It’s But that increase is expect- wasn’t that simple; he said been around for years and ed to come from Campbell’s that consumers are still people are very comfort- recent acquisition of a pre- open to giving Campbell able with it.” mium juice company, not another chance, but that IDENTIFY: Look for deeper issues But executives say with from its soups, broths and it’s up to the company to younger consumers, a can sauces unit. deliver. Continued From Page 1C just doesn’t convey fresh- In the latest quarter, the “We haven’t captured ness. So the new Go soups Camden, N.J.-based com- them in terms of food, but because they missed see- clear that his hiring pro- I had lost this motivation, come in white pouches fea- pany’s profit increased 27 we’ve hung onto them,” Vila ing and properly identify- cess was flawed. Sure, he but once I tried to define turing colorful fonts and percent as soup sales rose said. “They have memories ing the problem. would have to deal with the problem, the answer photos of expressive, young for the first time in two of Campbell. They’re out- Typically, when I am this one employee, but became clear to me. I had faces. The Skillet sauces years. But that was partly dated, but they’re there.” asked to consult with a if he did not address the simply not set any goals business, it is to help them root issue, he would only for myself in this area and with some kind of prob- have to face it again in the I need goals to stay moti- lem. It could be anything future. With this under- vated. Once I was able to from an HR issue to an standing, he could alter his figure this out and make Pa. man charged in hoax accounting issue. process to ensure he was the necessary adjustments, In every case, my first hiring the right people for I felt so much better and order of business is to help the job. Sophie and I both enjoyed that led to plane’s recall them correctly identify the In another instance, an her training. By KATHY MATHESON and his girlfriend took revenge “My client is very, very problem so we can settle entrepreneur came to me Now go out and make MARYCLAIRE DALE against the ex-boyfriend sobered by the amount of on the right solution. It for help because she was sure that before you jump Associated Press who posted it, making a attention this has received,” can be a tricky process. frustrated with how long it into solving what you think hoax call to police that set Brennan said after Smith’s Sometimes what appears took the company to intro- is the problem, you have PHILADELPHIA — A off a terrorism scare and initial appearance in federal to be the problem is influ- duce a new product in the looked to see if there is man angry about a compro- got the former beau taken court in Philadelphia. “He’s enced by a larger issue. marketplace. Initially, she another issue at work. To mising Facebook photo of off an airliner at gunpoint, not very happy about it.” Other times, it is not the thought the problem was help make this determina- authorities say. Passengers weren’t very problem at all. not having enough staff in tion, ask yourself the fol- The new boyfriend, happy about the scare that For example, I was place, but after some ques- lowing questions: Kenneth W. Smith Jr., was rerouted US Airways Flight assisting an entrepreneur tioning by me, she realized 1. Why has this HABITAT arrested Friday on charges 1267 on Thursday morn- who was having a problem it was not a personnel become a problem? of making a false threat ing. with an employee who was issue but the fact that they 2. Is this an isolated Continued From 1C to Philadelphia police, who They were about 90 miles not working hard enough. had inadequate software to issue or have there been recalled a Dallas-bound into their trip when the air- As per my usual process, monitor and evaluate new other similar problems? families lined up, incase flight and marched the ex- craft turned around. I began by asking the projects. 3. If I am successful in something falls through, he beau, Christopher Shell, off After landing at entrepreneur to describe To use a personal solving the problem I have said. the plane Thursday. Philadelphia International the problem in general example, I have a wonder- identified, would all associ- “If you are interested, The episode led to Airport, heavily armed law terms. Then I asked him ful black lab, Sophie. I ated issues disappear? get your name in as soon Shell’s own arrest on drug enforcement officers board- to tell me what he thought have trained her to com- 4. If I could rebuild my as possible,” said James warrants after he finally ed the plane and removed the underlying issue was. pete in AKC obedience operation, how would I do Montgomery, Habitat pub- reached Texas to celebrate Shell. Initially, he responded trials and she has done it now to avoid this prob- lic relations chairman. his 29th birthday. During questioning, that he felt the employee remarkably well, earning lem in the future? Habitat tells churches On Friday, both Shell and he told authorities of the lacked motivation but, after two titles with one more ■ fSU finance Professor and community organiza- Smith posted bond. romantic feud, which more discussion, he real- to go. Recently, however, I Dr. Jerry Osteryoung is tions about their search, but Shell declined to com- involved hostile text mes- ized the real problem was just lost the enthusiasm to Executive Director of the Jim the message is hard to get ment. Smith’s lawyer, Bill sages with his ex and his hiring decision – and train her every day, which Moran Institute for Global out, Burnham said. Brennan, described his cli- encounters with Smith, not just in this one case. is so necessary. 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Contact Robert Bridges LIFE Editor 754-0428 [email protected] Sunday, September 9, 2012 www.lakecityreporter.com Section D GARDEN TALK Remembering 9/11

Nichelle Demorest An Airman’s [email protected] A new account of the look with nation’s most century tragic day plants By RICK BURNHAM [email protected] lants that are underused in our here was a hint of fall in the air in Florida landscapes Washington, D.C. on the morning of Sept. are agave and 11, 2001. And, from my office in a building yucca. These about a mile from the Pentagon, I could see plantsP normally thrive in the leaves on the trees featured a bit more Tcolor than they had a week or so before. harsh climates with lots of hot, sunny dry weather. They That is how the most harrowing day of my life began prefer poor sandy soils and — with the promise of a new season, and the apparent require little or no fertilizer. end to the dog days of Many species are even able to summer. withstand our North Florida I had arrived at the cold snaps without suffering Pentagon only three any damage. All of these months before to be characteristics translate to low the head of a 10-per- maintenance plants that can son team of journalists enhance our ‘water restricted’ covering personnel and residential landscapes. policy issues for the Agave plants are succulents Department of the Air that have a rosette of long, Force. We were the Air upward growing spear-shaped Force News Service’s leaves. Some species have Pentagon Bureau, an boldly stiff and upright leaves Associated Press for the with formidable spines or Air Force, if you will. barbs. Others have leaves We were assigned to the that curve gracefully outward Pentagon, but, because Burnham despite their tough, leathery of an ongoing renovation exterior. Sizes range from project in our wing, we were dispatched to an office giant 12 foot plants down to building down the street. diminutive 6 inch ground cov- As the senior ranking enlisted person there, I had a ers. But they all offer bold TV in my office, a necessity for keeping up with news shape and texture contrasts events rather than a luxury. I was on the phone with with other plants. a customer when a coworker came in and turned that Century Plant is a com- television on. His wife had called about something mon name used to reference going on at the World Trade Center towers in New quite a few of the 200 plus York. He turned on CNN, as I continued my conversa- agave species which vary tion with the customer, and we both watched in horror widely in color and size. This as an airliner slammed into the second tower. causes a great deal of confu- I sprinted down the hallway to find my boss, a colo- sion. Because of the common nel, and found her sitting there quietly, going through name, many people assume some of the vast amounts of paperwork that seem to that these plants live to be accompany all government jobs. My message to her one hundred years old before was simple, and, years later, seem fundamental given finally flowering and dying. the uniform we both wore and the nature of our jobs. It actually takes the century Still, there was a tone of disbelief and shock in my voice plant anywhere from 8 to 30 as I shouted them out. “We are under attack.” years to mature and flower. She quickly fumbled for the remote control of her The late spring flowers are TV, and she and I and her deputy sat there dumbstruck held high above the plant on watching the chaos unfold on the streets of Manhattan. tall stems. Most plants will Little did we know that in the skies above us, some- die after flowering but a few where over the nation’s capital, a third airliner was tak- species will flower several ing aim at a new target. times during their life. Before Moments later, CNN switched its coverage to the it dies, small plants called Pentagon — to towering flames and billowing black ‘pups’ form around the base. smoke. Only a mile away, thousands of men and women These pups can be separated we worked with on a daily basis were now fighting for from the parent plant. their lives. At some point our attention grew divided Although agaves are easy between the TV and the window. Were there other to grow, there are a few planes overhead? necessary growing require- We gathered our journalists — seven writers, two ments. Six or more hours of broadcasters and a photographer — for a quick meet- direct sun are needed. Sandy ing to formulate a plan. Both broadcasters, a writer soils are great, but they must and the photographer were to head to the Pentagon be well drained or root rot to begin documenting the events there while the rest is likely. This is especially awaited further instructions. Before anyone did any- important in North Florida thing, the colonel ordered, we were to take a moment where temperatures are cooler to call home. It was the kind of level-headed decision I in the winter months. If soils had come to expect out of a uniformed officer, and will are heavy or usually have remember it as long as I live. high moisture content, plant “Call your families. Tell them you are OK.” I called Jasper, and, upon hearing the voice of my agaves on a mound of soil or ASSOCIATED PRESS 77-year-old dad, suddenly found it extremely difficult to in a container. The dome of the Capitol building in Washington is visible behind the crash site at the It is easy to understand 9/11 continued on 6D why so many people enjoy Pentagon at sunrise on September 16, 2001. collecting many different agave species. The color and size variations are so wide ranged and interesting. There are even two species, false sisal and wild century plant, that are native to Florida. A great article to get you started with agaves can be found at http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/ep419. This article contains color photos and descriptions of 50 different agaves. Our University of Florida Master Gardeners can help answer your gardening questions. Call them at 752-5384 on Tuesday and Thursday morn- ings. ■ D. Nichelle Demorest is a horticulture agent with the Columbia County Extension of the University of Florida Institute of Food and ASSOCIATED PRESS Agricultural Sciences. The terrorist-hijacked airliner that slammed into the west side of the Pentagon killed 184 people. 2DLIFE

D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2012 Page Editor: Laura Hampson, 754-0427 Using Hard cider takes bigger slice of market apple in By MICHELLE LOCKE Normandy and Brittany in For The Associated Press France. a fall rice “A lot of the same things Autumn’s a great time to a winemaker would be fall for apple appeal, with looking for in their grapes pudding cooler temperatures set- we’re looking for in cider ting the stage for the fruit apples. We’re looking for By ALISON LADMAN to star in gently steaming certain balance of tannin For The Associated Press pies and alongside fragrant and acidity and Brix (sugar roasts. levels) and the cider apples There’s something partic- Or, you could drink your really lend a lot of those ularly autumnal about pud- apple a day, the fermented characteristics,” he said. dings. Surely, it has some- way. “The end result is just a thing to do with cravings for Hard cider, which came cider of really uncommon all things rich and creamy as to the United States with complexity.” the weather cools. the pilgrims but was lost in The attention to detail So we created this deli- a sea of sweet, unfermented includes aging some of ciously rich and creamy rice juice after Prohibition, has the ciders with wood; oak pudding just for fall, a time been making a comeback staves or chips are put into when it can easily show off with increased sales and the tanks to add a subtle the finest fruit of the season launches of new styles and touch of the vanilla and — apples. Of course, the flavors that have brought a baking spices that come spices that work so well with bushel of options to store with oak aging. apples also are delicious shelves. And just like wine, cider with another of fall’s finest, “It’s the most excit- pairs well with food, says pears. ing beverage category in Sipes, who compares the Most rice puddings are the market,” says Jeffrey Traditional Dry cider to a made by slowly simmering House, founder of the sauvignon blanc or uno- starchy white rice in milk, California Cider Co., the aked chardonnay. “We’re sometimes on the stovetop, Sebastopol, Calif., based finding so many oppor- sometimes in the oven. But company that produces tunities for pairing with we decided to use a tech- ACE Premium Hard foods.” nique more common to Ciders, a major player All this marks a major risotto. The milk is added among domestic produc- change in the market. As more slowly to the rice and ers. recently as 10 to 15 years cooked into it before more is Hard cider still is a ago, American consumers added. Frequent stirring dur- small part of the overall were lucky to find one ing this process also helps alcoholic beverage market; or two lackluster nation- draw out more of the rice’s sales don’t come close to al brands. These days starch, creating a thicker, the multibillion-dollar beer they can choose between creamier pudding. industry. But it is a rapidly numerous premium ___ growing niche. options, with some bars According to data even offering it on tap. C A R A M E L I Z E D from Chicago-based House, a native of APPLE GINGER RICE market research firm England, where hard cider PUDDING SymphonyIRI Group, hard has a long tradition (in fact, Start to finish: 1 hour cider sales at supermar- it’s known there as cider, Servings: 6 kets and other stores (data anything else is just apple 3 tablespoons unsalted exclude Walmart, club juice), started out in the butter stores and liquor stores) United States 25 years ago ASSOCIATED PRESS 3 medium apples, peeled, totaled about $71.5 million selling Blackthorn Cider cored and diced for the 52 weeks ending and also sold British and Glasses of hard apple cider, apple beer, and apple wine, along with (from left) bottles of 1 teaspoon cinnamon Aug. 5, more than a 50 Belgian beers. In 1994 beer, wine, and hard cider are shown in Concord, N.H 1 cup arborio rice percent increase over the he decided to form his 1/4 teaspoon salt same period a year before. own company, starting in House made an apple says modestly. But cider America ,” he says. “Cider’s 1/4 cup sugar More sales means more Sonoma County. brandy and aged it for five is his priority. “That’s our really happening.” 1/2 cup diced candied products. Anheuser-Busch Cider is made by press- years in old red wine bar- intention, to keep ACE ginger has a cider out, Michelob ing apples for the juice rels. “It was brilliant,” he as the premium cider in 4 cups milk, divided Ultra Light Cider. And — House uses dessert In a medium saucepan Boston Beer Co., makers of apples — adding yeast, over medium-high, melt the Samuel Adams, this spring then allowing the juice to butter. Add the apples and introduced three varieties ferment. As with wine, the cinnamon and saute until of Angry Orchard cider yeast consumes the sugar browned and caramelized, —Crisp, which is a little in the juice and turns it about 7 minutes. sweeter, Apple Ginger, and into alcohol. But not a lot Add the rice and stir to Traditional Dry, a mellow, of alcohol. Hard cider can coat. Add the salt, sugar, slightly tangy drink in the range from 4 percent to ginger and 1 cup of the style of an English draught 12 percent alcohol, but milk. Lower the heat to cider. generally comes in at medium and cook, stirring To get the cider right, around 5 percent or 6 per- frequently, until almost Angry Orchard cider cent, comparable to the all of the milk has been maker David Sipes and strength of beer (and half absorbed. Add another cup his team traveled around that of wine), but with a Sept. 2012 Scheduled blood drives. of milk and repeat with the the world studying cider fruitier taste. stirring and cooking until making and sourcing ACE styles range from almost entirely absorbed. apples, getting their fruit dry to slightly sweeter, Repeat with the remaining from Europe, including with one, the Joker, in a milk, 1 cup at a time, or until Northern Italy. “We found sparkling style that House Date Location Time the rice is cooked through just some fantastic apple compares to Champagne. and the mixture is creamy. varieties really well-suited For fall, the company 9 Epiphany Catholic Church 9 am to 1 pm Serve warm and, if desired, for cider production,” he is introducing ACE topped with whipped cream says. They also use tradi- Pumpkin, which has a 9 Lake City Mall 2 pm to 5 pm or ice cream. tional cider apples — bit- dash of cinnamon, ginger 11 Walmart 10 am to 9:00 pm Nutrition information per tersweet fruit that isn’t and other spices that go serving: 330 calories; 70 cal- very tasty raw — from into pumpkin pie. 12 Direct Insurance 10 am to 2 pm 12 PEPSI 3 pm to 6 pm 13 American Family Fitness 11 am to 6 pm Stop by the 15 Smokin’ Pig Fest 12 pm to 7 pm Lake City Reporter 16 Lake City Mall 11 am to 1 pm for your 16 Circle Cowboy Church (Hwy 441) 2 pm to 5 pm complimentary 17 The Advertiser/Babcock Furn. 8 am to 3 pm engagement 17 Moe’s ($5 Moe’s Bucks) 4 pm to 8 pm 19 Winn Dixie 12pm to 7 pm package. 20 Hardee’s Downtown 9 am to 12 pm • Sweetwater Branch Inn 20 Lake City Reporter 1 pm to 5 pm 800-595-7760 21 Lake City Correctional 12 pm to 6 pm • Wards Jewelry & Gifts 752-5470 22 Hardee’s Lake City Mall 8 am to 4 pm • Camp Weed Cerveny 23 First Christian Church Lake Butler 9:30 am to 1:30 pm Conference Center 386-364-5250 23 Lake City Mall 3 pm to 6 pm • GeGee’s Studio 24 Florida Forestry Hwy 90 10 am to 1:30 pm 758-2088 24 Fla. Dept. of Fish & Wildlife 2 pm to 5 pm • Holiday Inn 754-1411, ext. 106 25 Walmart Lake City 10 am to 9 pm 26 Vystar Credit Union 9 am to 5 pm 27 Shands Lake Shore 10 am to 6 pm 28 Downtown Lake City 9 am to 5 pm 29 Lake City Mall 10 am to 9 pm Aisle Style 30 Christ Central Ministries 9 am to 2:30 pm Complimentary Times and dates subject to change. Engagement Package Call Tony at (386)438-3415 if you cannot find us. 3DLIFE

Page Editor: Laura Hampson, 754-0427 LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2012 3D More pets missing, but Web comes to the rescue

By SUE MANNING Associated Press

LOS ANGELES — More own- ers are reporting lost or stolen pets, but the online nation is com- ing to the rescue. The number of dogs being stolen in the United States has gone up dramatically in the last few years, the American Kennel Club says. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals says thefts skyrocket in New York every summer when residents combine walking the dog with running errands. Police will take a report if there’s a witness or if a pet is extremely valuable. But animal- loving social media bloodhounds have jumped to help, alongside any number of dog-finding com- panies, devices and apps. Nearly 70 percent more dogs were stolen across the country in 2011 than a year earlier, said AKC spokeswoman Lisa Peterson. “It was the largest jump since we started keeping track in 2007,” she said. The club collects media reports about stolen pets and retrieves data from the AKC Companion Animal Recovery database, a mix of microchip filings and customer ASSOCIATED PRESS calls, she said. In 2011, the AKC This undated photo provided by American Kennel Club shows a dog recorded 432 stolen dogs, com- tied to a bicycle in the street in New York. The American Society for the ASSOCIATED PRESS pared with 255 in 2010. Prevention of Cruelty to Animals says thefts skyrocket in New York every This undated publicity image provided by the American Kennel Club The numbers only skim the summer when residents combine walking the dog with running errands. shows a poster for a missing dog in an advertisement. Nearly 70 percent surface, she said. Facebook and more dogs were stolen across the country in 2011 than a year earlier, said Twitter are flush with lost or bors, posted a reward and fol- loving on them and it was awe- AKC spokeswoman Lisa Peterson. stolen pets. lowed several leads, Bennett said. some,” said Bennett, chief sitter Better records are impossible “They are her babies,” Bennett for her “granddogs.” because the law defines pets said. Peterson said pet thefts are all a store. If you have errands, use ed businesses. Jakubczak said as property, so even if a police Joanne McGonagle of New motivated by economics. “Some pet-friendly stores or leave your recovery ranges from 62 percent report is filed, it won’t be flagged Lexington, Ohio, a friend of may want a dog but can’t afford dog home. to 84 percent, he said. just because a dog was taken, Bennett’s, helped spread the the adoption fees. Some are sto- — Use a collar tag and a micro- “Every year we find more and explained Los Angeles Police word about Chloe and Pugsy on len directly out of stores because chip with updated online informa- more pets, so it’s very reward- Department spokesman Kevin Facebook. they don’t want to pay the price. tion. ing,” Jakubczak said. Maiberger. If an animal is valued She also relayed the happy Some are stolen to sell and make If a dog does go missing, an HomeAgain offers a free app at more than $950, the crime will ending. A utility employee who money on the Internet or on a owner should contact local ani- called petrescuers, which taps be bumped up to grand theft, saw the poster on Facebook sidewalk. Some are held for ran- mal shelters and neighbors. If into a network of 900,000 people but it still won’t mention pets called Banik and said he saw som or given as gifts,” she said. anyone saw the theft, police will nationwide. You have to be a except in the list of stolen items, two pugs tied up at a service sta- To prevent loss or theft of your get involved. Some local newspa- member to report a lost pet, but he said. tion. A service station employee pet, Peterson recommends: pers, radio and TV stations put there is no charge to those who A lack of records doesn’t mean watched surveillance footage — Don’t leave a dog unattend- missing pets on their websites. find pets, said company spokes- a lack of tears though, said Cora and got the license plate of the ed in a yard, especially if it’s vis- Digital services like petam- man Ryan Smith. Bennett of Somerset, Ohio. car the pugs were in, McGonagle ible from the street. beralert.com, lostpetcards.com Other petfinding companies Marissa Banik, her daughter, said. That employee saw the car — If a stranger approaches to and findtoto.com are growing, include ipetalert, lostpetusa and didn’t stop crying for hours after outside a market, confronted a admire your dog, don’t answer too. Each year, there are 10 per- lostpettracker. pugs Chloe and Pugsy were sto- couple and threatened to call questions about the pet’s value or cent to 15 percent more callers to “Losing your dog creates len from their yard on Aug. 20. police so they gave him the where you live. petamberalert.com, said founder anxiety, panic. It’s devastating, Bennett and Banik called ani- pugs, she said. — Never leave a dog alone in Mark Jakubczak. you don’t know where your best mal shelters, put up fliers, posted There was a joyous reunion a car. Thieves in search of GPS For a fee (starting at $99.95), friend is,” Peterson said. “Time the theft on Facebook and other at the Banik home. “We had a systems or laptops may let a dog the service will call neighbors is of the essence. The longer you sites, called police, searched the big party. Everybody was coming out. with a computer-generated mes- wait to get the word out, the far- neighborhood, talked to neigh- over and giving them treats and — Don’t tie your dog outside sage and fax posters to pet-relat- ther away they could be.” Announcements

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Etta Mae Crawford of Lake Butler and Dillon Croft of Lulu were united in marriage Oct. 3, 1942 in Lake Butler. They will celebrate their 70th anniversary between 3 and 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 6 with a party in their honor at the Lulu Community Center. The couple had three children: Jerry (Margaret) Croft, Sharon (Gerald) Blanton and Zandra (Russell) Wheeler. They have 11 grandchildren, 28 great- grandchildren and three great-great- grandchildren. The couple has lived in Lake Butler for 18 years. Harper Brey Hosford

Trey and Bridget Hosford of Lake City announce the birth of their daughter Harper Brey Hosford Aug. 11 in North Florida Regional Medical Center in Gainesville. She weighed 8 pounds, 12 ounces and measured 20.5 inches. She joins sisters Destin, 3, and Sydney, 1. Etta Mae and Dillon Croft Grandparents are: Bobby and Mona COURTESY Simmons, Ricky Brannan, and The Willis Family poses together on their farm in Columbia County. Tommy and Carolyn Hosford. Great grandparents are: the late JC Clyatt and Dorothy Clyatt, Merle Koon, Local cattle producers and AC and Merle Milton. Callie Miller to celebrate 100th named contest finalists birthday All friends of Callie Miller are cor- dially invited to come and celebrate From staff reports in 1999 with 280 head of cattle. He now has her 100th birthday Saturday, Sept. a herd of 400 cattle along with a diverse 15. She will be receiving guests Jeff and Kelly Willis, Columbia County crop list that includes grass seed, hay, field from 1:30-4 p.m. at Berea Baptist beef cattle producers, have been selected corn and peanuts. Church’s Fellowship Hall, Hwy as finalists for Florida Farm Bureau’s 2012 Jeff Willis is the chairperson of the 47 South Lake, City, Florida. Mrs. Achievement in Agriculture Award. The Columbia County Farm Bureau Young Miller was born in Brush Creek, husband and wife duo are one of the three Farmers and Ranchers. Jeff and Kelly Tenn. on Sept. 11, 1912 and has nominees for the prestigious statewide are both members of the Florida Farm lived in Lake City since 1954. She honor. Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers is famous for her pear preserves, To qualify, applicants must be between Leadership Group and actively partici- pear relish and sweet pickles, which 18 and 35 years of age and be full-time agri- pate in Agriculture in the Classroom’s Ag she still makes and cans. Also a cultural producers. Finalists are evaluated Literacy Day. The Willises live in Lake well known seamstress, she is the on the financial stability and development City with their child. mother of 9 children, 32 grandchil- of their respective farm enterprises as well Florida Farm Bureau is the Sunshine dren, 45 great-grandchildren and as their leadership in Farm Bureau and State’s largest general agricultural orga- 9 great-great-grandchildren. For their local communities. nization with more than 140,000 member- more information call Sylvia Mobley Callie Miller Jeff Willis is a sixth-generation Florida families representing Farm Bureaus in 60 at 386-961-6530 agriculturist and began his own operation counties. 4DLIFE

4D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2012 SUNDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 9, 2012 Comcast Dish DirecTV 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 3-ABC 3 - - TV20 News ABC World News Once Upon a Time “Pilot” Å Once Upon a Time “Red-Handed” Once Upon a Time Å Once Upon a Time Å News at 11 Brothers & Sisters 4-IND 4 4 4 Chann 4 News The Insider (N) 30 Rock Å Big Bang Theory CSI: Miami “Resurrection” Å Criminal Minds “JJ” Å News Sports Zone Chann 4 News Big Bang Theory 5-PBS 5 - - Keeping Up As Time Goes By NOVA “Emergency Mine Rescue” Broadway or Bust “The Casting Call” Masterpiece Mystery! (N) Å (DVS) Before Parks MI-5 “The Courier” Airline passenger. 7-CBS 7 47 47 E 2012 U.S. Open Tennis Men’s Final. (N) 60 Minutes Å (:01) Big Brother (N) Å The Good Wife “Pants on Fire” Å The Mentalist A surfer is murdered. Action Sports 360 Two and Half Men 9-CW 9 17 17 YourJax Music Void TV TMZ (N) Å Law & Order “Rage” Å Local Haunts Local Haunts › “Sorority Boys” (2002, Comedy) Barry Watson, Michael Rosenbaum. 10-FOX 10 30 30 e(4:00) NFL Football Regional Coverage. Å The OT (N) Å The Simpsons The Simpsons Family Guy (PA) Family Guy News Action Sports 360 Bones Booth struggles with his ex-wife. 12-NBC 12 12 12 News NBC Nightly News Football Night in America (N) Å e(:15) NFL Football Pittsburgh Steelers at Denver Broncos. (N) Å News CSPAN 14 210 350 Newsmakers Washington This Week Q & A Prime Minister Road to the White House Q & A WGN-A 16 239 307 Law & Order: Criminal Intent “See Me” 30 Rock Å How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother WGN News at Nine (:40) Instant Replay The Unit “Paradise Lost” Å TVLAND 17 106 304 M*A*S*H Å (:32) M*A*S*H (:05) Memories of M*A*S*H Classic moments and cast memories. Å Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond King of Queens OWN 18 189 279 Oprah’s Next Chapter “Lady Gaga and Her Mother Cynthia” Lady Gaga. Å Oprah’s Next Chapter Rihanna. Å Oprah’s Next Chapter (N) Lovetown, USA “Indecent Proposal” Oprah’s Next Chapter Rihanna. Å A&E 19 118 265 Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars (:01) Storage Wars (:31) Storage Wars HALL 20 185 312 (5:00) ›› “Elevator Girl” (2010) Å “A Taste of Romance” (2011, Romance) Teri Polo, Bailee Madison. Å “Puppy Love” (2012, Romance) Candace Cameron Bure, Victor Webster. Å Frasier Å Frasier Å FX 22 136 248 ››‡ “Step Brothers” (2008, Comedy) Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly. ››‡ “Date Night” (2010, Romance-Comedy) Steve Carell, Tina Fey. ››‡ “Date Night” (2010, Romance-Comedy) Steve Carell, Tina Fey. CNN 24 200 202 CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Newsroom (N) Romney Revealed: Family, Faith and the Road to Power Obama Revealed: The Man, The President Romney Revealed: Family, Faith, Road TNT 25 138 245 Saving Private ››› “Gran Torino” (2008, Drama) Clint Eastwood. A veteran faces his longtime prejudices. Å Leverage “The Broken Wing Job” (N) Leverage “The Broken Wing Job” ››› “Gran Torino” (2008, Drama) Å NIK 26 170 299 You Gotta See You Gotta See You Gotta See You Gotta See Friends Å Friends Å Friends Å Friends Å Friends Å Friends Å Friends Å (:33) Friends Å SPIKE 28 168 241 Bar Rescue “Bar Fight” Bar Rescue “Bad to the Bone” Bar Rescue “Broke Black Sheep” Bar Rescue “Weber’s of Lies” (N) Flip Men (N) Flip Men Bar Rescue “Fallen Angels” MY-TV 29 32 - Night Gallery Å Night Gallery Å M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å Columbo “Etude in Black” Conductor’s mistress threatens. Thriller The Twilight Zone The Twilight Zone DISN 31 172 290 Austin & Ally Å Shake It Up! Å Jessie Å Jessie Å Austin & Ally (N) ›› “The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl” (2005) Jessie Å Austin & Ally Å Gravity Falls Å A.N.T. Farm LIFE 32 108 252 (5:00) ›› “Made of Honor” (2008) Å ›‡ “The Ugly Truth” (2009) Katherine Heigl, Gerard Butler, Eric Winter. Å Drop Dead Diva (Season Finale) (N) Army Wives “Onward” Å (:01) ›‡ “The Ugly Truth” (2009) Å USA 33 105 242 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit White Collar “Ancient History” Å BET 34 124 329 “The Best Man” (2006) Keeley Hawes. A woman comes between her husband and his friend. Å “Mama, I Want to Sing” (2010, Musical) Ciara. A preacher’s daughter becomes a pop star. Å Stay Together Stay Together ESPN 35 140 206 Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) Å SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å a MLB Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers at San Francisco Giants. From AT&T Park in San Francisco. (N Subject to Blackout) SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å ESPN2 36 144 209 (5:30) Billiards World/Poker 2012 World Series of Poker SportsCenter (N) SportsNation SportsCenter From the USTA National Tennis Center in Flushing, N.Y. (N) Å 2012 World Series of Poker SUNSP 37 - - Florida Sportsman Fishing the Flats Addictive Fishing College Football Savannah State at Florida State. (Taped) Seminole Sports Pro Tarpon Tournament DISCV 38 182 278 MythBusters “Bikes and Bazookas” Scanning the Skies: Telescope Survivorman Ten Days (N) Å One Car Too Far “Desert” (N) Å Bering Sea Gold: Under the Ice Å One Car Too Far “Desert” Å TBS 39 139 247 ›› “Tyler Perry’s Madea Goes to Jail” (2009, Comedy) Tyler Perry. Å (DVS) ››‡ “Tyler Perry’s I Can Do Bad All By Myself” (2009) Tyler Perry, Taraji P. Henson. Å (DVS) (:35) ››‡ “Tyler Perry’s I Can Do Bad All By Myself” HLN 40 202 204 Murder by the Book “Faye Kellerman” Dominick Dunne: Power, Privilege Dominick Dunne: Power, Privilege Murder by the Book Couple killed. Murder by the Book “Faye Kellerman” Dominick Dunne: Power, Privilege FNC 41 205 360 FOX News Sunday With Chris Wallace FOX Report (N) Huckabee (N) FOX News Sunday With Chris Wallace Geraldo at Large (N) Å Huckabee E! 45 114 236 Keeping Up With the Kardashians Keeping Up With the Kardashians Keeping Up With the Kardashians Keeping Up With the Kardashians (N) Married to Jonas Keeping Up With the Kardashians Married to Jonas TRAVEL 46 196 277 Pizza Paradise Creative pizzerias. Toy Hunter Å Toy Hunter Å David Blaine: Discover Magic Å David Blaine: Beautiful Struggle Å Mysteries of the Smithsonian Å Mysteries at the Museum Å HGTV 47 112 229 House Hunters Hunters Int’l Extreme Homes Å Buying and Selling “Julie and Blake” Property Brothers “Kate & Cole” Å All American Handyman (N) Å Holmes Inspection “Trouble Overhead” TLC 48 183 280 Island Medium Island Medium Island Medium Island Medium Island Medium Island Medium Island Medium Island Medium Breaking Amish “Jumping the Fence” Island Medium Island Medium HIST 49 120 269 Ancient Aliens “The Time Travelers” American Pickers “Feudin’ Pickers” American Pickers Å Ice Road Truckers “Cold-Blooded” Ice Road Truckers “Chopping Block” (:02) America’s Book of Secrets Å ANPL 50 184 282 Off the Hook Call of Wildman Call of Wildman Off the Hook Off the Hook Off the Hook Great Barrier Reef (N) Great Barrier Reef FOOD 51 110 231 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive The Great Food Truck Race Cupcake Wars “Star Wars” (N) The Great Food Truck Race (N) Iron Chef America Restaurant Stakeout TBN 52 260 372 T.D. Jakes Å Joyce Meyer Leading the Way The Blessed Life Joel Osteen Å Kerry Shook BelieverVoice Crefl o Dollar Å Abraham The biblical story of Abraham and his wife, Sarah. FSN-FL 56 - - Bull Riding CBR Texas Redneck Bull Bash. (Taped) The Gamebreaker World Poker Tour: Season 10 (Taped) The Best of Pride (N) UFC Insider The Game 365 (N) World Poker Tour: Season 10 SYFY 58 122 244 (5:00) ››‡ “Quantum of Solace” (2008) Daniel Craig. Å ››‡ “Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End” (2007) Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom. Jack Sparrow’s friends join forces to save him. Å “Morlocks” (2011) Hamish Clark. Å AMC 60 130 254 (5:00) Into the West (Part 1 of 6) Into the West “Manifest Destiny” Indians learn about modern conveniences. Hell on Wheels “The Railroad Job” (N) Hell on Wheels “The Railroad Job” Breaking Bad “Live Free or Die” Å COM 62 107 249 (4:14) ›› Waiting... (:20) ››› “Wedding Crashers” (2005, Comedy) Owen Wilson, Vince Vaughn. Å ››› “Get Him to the Greek” (2010, Comedy) Jonah Hill, Russell Brand, Elisabeth Moss. Å (:40) South Park CMT 63 166 327 (5:00) ››‡ “Footloose” (1984, Drama) Kevin Bacon. Å Cheer “Pray for a Good Night, Kid” ››‡ “Footloose” (1984) Kevin Bacon. Hip teen moves to corn town where pastor taboos dancing. Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders NGWILD 108 190 283 Untamed Americas “Mountains” Great Migrations “Race to Survive” Great Migrations “Feast or Famine” Great Migrations “Born to Move” Great Migrations “Need to Breed” Great Migrations “Feast or Famine” NGC 109 186 276 Inside 9/11: War on America Investigation of events. Inside 9/11: Zero Hour Terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. 9/11: Voices From the Air (N) Inside 9/11: Zero Hour SCIENCE 110 193 284 How the Universe Works “Asteroids” How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made ID 111 192 285 Nightmare Next Door Å Stolen Voices Stolen Voices Unusual Suspects “Elemental Murder” Sins & Secrets “Charlotte” (N) Å Unusual Suspects “Pure Evil” Å Unusual Suspects “Elemental Murder” HBO 302 300 501 ›› First Daughter (:45) ››› “Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close” (2011, Drama) Tom Hanks. ‘PG-13’ Å ››› “Bridesmaids” (2011, Comedy) Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph. ‘R’ Å (:15) Real Time With Bill Maher Å MAX 320 310 515 ››‡ “Point Break” (1991, Action) Patrick Swayze, Keanu Reeves. ‘R’ Å ››‡ “Underworld” (2003, Horror) Kate Beckinsale, Scott Speedman. ‘R’ Å ›› “The Hangover Part II” (2011) Bradley Cooper. ‘R’ Å (:45) Sexual Quest SHOW 340 318 545 How to Lose Jay Mohr: Funny for a Girl Å Weeds Å Dexter “Ricochet Rabbit” Å Homeland “Representative Brody” Weeds (N) Å Web Therapy Weeds Å Web Therapy WEEKDAY AFTERNOON Comcast Dish DirecTV 12 PM 12:30 1 PM 1:30 2 PM 2:30 3 PM 3:30 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 3-ABC 3 - - News Be a Millionaire The Chew General Hospital Maury Dr. Phil Be a Millionaire News 4-IND 4 4 4 Chann 4 News Paid Program Varied Programs Andy Griffi th Show Jeff Probst Sh. 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WUFT News World News 7-CBS 7 47 47 Action News Jax The Young and the Restless Bold/Beautiful The Talk Let’s Make a Deal Judge Joe Brown Judge Judy Action News Jax Action News Jax 9-CW 9 17 17 Law & Order: Criminal Intent Judge Gunn Judge Gunn Judge Mathis Lifechangers Lifechangers Maury The People’s Court 10-FOX 10 30 30 Jerry Springer The Jeremy Kyle Show Judge Joe Brown We the People The Doctors Dr. Phil Family Feud Family Feud 12-NBC 12 12 12 News Be a Millionaire Days of our Lives First Coast Living Varied Programs Katie The Ellen DeGeneres Show News News CSPAN 14 210 350 (9:00) U.S. House of Representatives U.S. House of Representatives Varied Programs U.S. House of Representatives WGN-A 16 239 307 In the Heat of the Night WGN Midday News Walker, Texas Ranger Walker, Texas Ranger Walker, Texas Ranger Law & Order: Criminal Intent TVLAND 17 106 304 Gunsmoke Varied Programs (:10) Gunsmoke Varied Programs (:20) Bonanza Varied Programs Bonanza Varied Programs Bonanza Varied Programs M*A*S*H OWN 18 189 279 The Nate Berkus Show Varied Programs A&E 19 118 265 CSI: Miami Criminal Minds Criminal Minds The First 48 The First 48 The First 48 HALL 20 185 312 Emeril’s Table Petkeeping The Martha Stewart Show The Martha Stewart Show The Waltons The Waltons The Waltons FX 22 136 248 (11:00) Movie Varied Programs CNN 24 200 202 CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom The Situation Room TNT 25 138 245 The Mentalist The Mentalist The Mentalist The Mentalist The Mentalist The Mentalist NIK 26 170 299 Varied Programs Odd Parents Varied Programs Victorious Victorious SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SPIKE 28 168 241 CSI: Crime Scene Varied Programs CSI: Crime Scene Varied Programs MY-TV 29 32 - Hawaii Five-0 Gunsmoke Bonanza The Big Valley The Wild, Wild West Emergency! DISN 31 172 290 Mickey Mouse Little Einsteins Varied Programs Gaspard & Lisa Phineas and Ferb Varied Programs Good Luck Charlie Varied Programs LIFE 32 108 252 Old Christine Old Christine Wife Swap Wife Swap Wife Swap How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother Varied Programs USA 33 105 242 Varied Programs NCIS NCIS BET 34 124 329 The Parkers The Parkers Movie Varied Programs My Wife and Kids My Wife and Kids My Wife and Kids The Parkers The Parkers ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter SportsCenter SportsCenter Varied Programs Coll. Football Live NFL Live Varied Programs Around the Horn Interruption ESPN2 36 144 209 ESPN First Take Varied Programs NASCAR Now Varied Programs Numbers Never Lie Dan Le Batard SportsNation Varied Programs SUNSP 37 - - Varied Programs DISCV 38 182 278 Varied Programs TBS 39 139 247 According to Jim Home Improve. American Dad My Name Is Earl Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Friends Friends Friends Friends HLN 40 202 204 News Now Evening Express FNC 41 205 360 (11:00) Happening Now America Live Studio B With Shepard Smith Your World With Neil Cavuto The Five E! 45 114 236 E! News Keeping Up With the Kardashians Kardashian Varied Programs Keeping Up With the Kardashians Keeping Up With the Kardashians Varied Programs TRAVEL 46 196 277 Varied Programs Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations Bizarre Foods With Andrew Zimmern Man v. Food Man v. Food Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations HGTV 47 112 229 House Hunters Hunters Int’l Varied Programs TLC 48 183 280 What Not to Wear A Baby Story A Baby Story A Baby Story Rm-Multiples What Not to Wear Varied Programs Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress Four Weddings Varied Programs HIST 49 120 269 Varied Programs ANPL 50 184 282 Animal Cops San Francisco Animal Cops San Francisco Animal Cops San Francisco Animal Cops San Francisco Fatal Attractions Swamp Wars FOOD 51 110 231 Best Dishes Barefoot Contessa Money Saving 10 Dollar Dinners Secrets/Restaurant 30-Minute Meals Giada at Home Giada at Home Barefoot Contessa Barefoot Contessa Best Dishes Paula’s Cooking TBN 52 260 372 Varied Programs James Robison Today With The 700 Club John Hagee Today Varied Programs FSN-FL 56 - - MLB Baseball Dan Patrick Varied Programs SYFY 58 122 244 Varied Programs AMC 60 130 254 (11:30) Movie Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs COM 62 107 249 (:06) Movie Varied Programs (1:46) Scrubs (:19) Scrubs (2:52) 30 Rock (:24) 30 Rock Comedy Central (:27) Futurama (4:59) Futurama It’s Always Sunny CMT 63 166 327 Varied Programs Reba Reba Yes, Dear Yes, Dear NGWILD 108 190 283 Dog Whisperer Varied Programs NGC 109 186 276 Varied Programs Alaska State Troopers Varied Programs SCIENCE 110 193 284 Varied Programs Time Warp Varied Programs MythBusters They Do It? 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Inside Edition Love-Raymond Rules/Engagement Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory The 10 O’Clock News (N) Å Chann 4 News (:35) The Insider 5-PBS 5 - - Journal Å Nightly Business PBS NewsHour (N) Å Antiques Roadshow “Mobile, AL” Great Performances at the Met “Wagner’s Dream” “Der Ring des Nibelungen.” BBC World News Tavis Smiley Å 7-CBS 7 47 47 Action News Jax CBS Evening News Judge Judy (N) Two and Half Men How I Met/Mother CBS Fall Preview 2 Broke Girls Å Mike & Molly Å Hawaii Five-0 “Pa Make Loa” Å Action News Jax Letterman 9-CW 9 17 17 Meet the Browns Meet the Browns House of Payne TMZ (N) Å The L.A. Complex “Help Wanted” (N) America’s Next Top Model Å Vote America 2012 Access Hollywood The Offi ce “Diwali” The Offi ce Å 10-FOX 10 30 30 How I Met/Mother Family Guy Å Family Guy Å The Simpsons Hell’s Kitchen “Winner Chosen” MasterChef “Winner Chosen” News Action News Jax Two and Half Men How I Met/Mother 12-NBC 12 12 12 News NBC Nightly News Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! Å The Voice “Blind Auditions Premiere” Vocalists tackle blind auditions. Å The New Normal Go On “Pilot” News Jay Leno CSPAN 14 210 350 (5:00) U.S. House of Representatives Politics & Public Policy Today WGN-A 16 239 307 Old Christine Old Christine America’s Funniest Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos WGN News at Nine (N) Å 30 Rock Å 30 Rock Å TVLAND 17 106 304 M*A*S*H Å Memories of M*A*S*H Å The Cosby Show The Cosby Show Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond King of Queens King of Queens OWN 18 189 279 Prison Wives “Cheryl Engelke” Å Prison Wives “Tim McDonald” Å Undercover Boss “BrightStar Care” Undercover Boss “Frontier Airlines” Undercover Boss “Lucky Strike Lanes” Undercover Boss “BrightStar Care” A&E 19 118 265 Hoarders “Joanne; Kristy” Å Hoarders “Mike; Bonnie” Å Hoarders “Anna; Claire and Vance” Hoarders “Debra & Patty” Å Intervention “Diana” (N) Å (:01) Intervention “Katie” Å HALL 20 185 312 Little House on the Prairie Å Little House on the Prairie “Annabelle” Little House on the Prairie Å Little House on the Prairie Å Frasier Å Frasier Å Frasier Å Frasier Å FX 22 136 248 How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother Two and Half Men Two and Half Men ››‡ “The Proposal” (2009) Sandra Bullock, Ryan Reynolds. A woman pretends to be engaged to evade deportation. ››‡ “The Proposal” (2009) CNN 24 200 202 (4:00) The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Å Piers Morgan Tonight (N) Anderson Cooper 360 Å Erin Burnett OutFront TNT 25 138 245 The Mentalist Haunted mansion. Å The Mentalist Å Major Crimes Å Major Crimes “Citizens Arrest” (N) Perception A student tips off Pierce. (N) Major Crimes “Citizens Arrest” Å NIK 26 170 299 SpongeBob SpongeBob Dora the Explorer Team Umizoomi Victorious Å Victorious Å My Wife and Kids My Wife and Kids George Lopez George Lopez Friends Å (:33) Friends Å SPIKE 28 168 241 (5:49) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ››‡ “I, Robot” (2004) Will Smith. A homicide detective tracks a dangerous robot in 2035. (:45) ››‡ “I, Robot” (2004) Will Smith. A homicide detective tracks a dangerous robot in 2035. MY-TV 29 32 - The Rifl eman The Rifl eman M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Seinfeld Å Frasier Å The Twilight Zone Perry Mason Å DISN 31 172 290 Phineas and Ferb Good Luck Charlie Jessie Å Austin & Ally Å A.N.T. Farm Å “Radio Rebel” (2012) Debby Ryan, Sarena Parmar. Å (:10) Jessie Å Phineas and Ferb My Babysitter Austin & Ally Å LIFE 32 108 252 My Ghost Story Å My Ghost Story: Caught on Camera “Killer Among Us” (2012, Suspense) Tess Atkins, Tom Cavanagh. Å “An Offi cer and a Murderer” (2012, Docudrama) Gary Cole, Laura Harris. Å USA 33 105 242 NCIS A Marine’s body surfaces. Å NCIS Two mercenaries are found dead. WWE Monday Night RAW (N) Å (:05) ›‡ “The Condemned” (2007) BET 34 124 329 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live “Top 10 Countdown” (N) ››‡ “Why Did I Get Married?” (2007, Comedy-Drama) Tyler Perry, Janet Jackson, Jill Scott. Å “Getting Played” (2005, Romance-Comedy) Carmen Electra, Stacey Dash. Å ESPN 35 140 206 (5:00) Monday Night Countdown (N) e NFL Football Cincinnati Bengals at Baltimore Ravens. (N Subject to Blackout) e(:15) NFL Football San Diego Chargers at Oakland Raiders. ESPN2 36 144 209 SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å World/Poker 2012 World Series of Poker 2012 World Series of Poker Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) Å SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å SUNSP 37 - - High School Football Lincoln (Fla.) vs. St. Paul’s (La.). (Taped) High School Football John Curtis (La.) vs. Plant (Fla.). From New Orleans. Boxing DISCV 38 182 278 I (Almost) Got Away With It Å American Chopper Å American Chopper “The Build Is On” American Chopper “Back in Time” (N) Fast N’ Loud “Ramshackle Rambler” American Chopper “Back in Time” TBS 39 139 247 King of Queens King of Queens Seinfeld Å Seinfeld Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Conan (N) Å HLN 40 202 204 (5:00) Evening Express Jane Velez-Mitchell (N) Nancy Grace (N) Dr. Drew (N) Nancy Grace Showbiz Tonight FNC 41 205 360 Special Report With Bret Baier (N) The FOX Report With Shepard Smith The O’Reilly Factor (N) Å Hannity (N) On the Record W/Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Å E! 45 114 236 Keeping Up With the Kardashians E! News (N) Married to Jonas Married to Jonas Married to Jonas Married to Jonas Keeping Up With the Kardashians Chelsea Lately (N) E! News TRAVEL 46 196 277 Bizarre Foods With Andrew Zimmern Man v. Food Å Man v. Food Å Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations (N) Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations Hotel Impossible Å HGTV 47 112 229 Income Property Income Property Love It or List It “Renton” Å Love It or List It “Mark & Desta” Å Love It or List It “The Preston Family” House Hunters (N) Hunters Int’l Love It or List It Å TLC 48 183 280 Toddlers & Tiaras Å Flight 175: As the World Watched 9/11 Emergency Room Å 9/11: Heroes of the 88th Floor An untold story of survival and bravery. Å 9/11 Emergency Room Å HIST 49 120 269 Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å American Pickers Å Pawn Stars Å (:31) Pawn Stars (:02) Counting Cars (:32) Counting Cars ANPL 50 184 282 Swamp Wars “Snake Farm Shootout” American Stuffers “The Hairless Dog” American Stuffers Å Call of Wildman Call of Wildman Mud Lovin’ Rednecks Å American Stuffers Å FOOD 51 110 231 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive TBN 52 260 372 Day of Miracles A Reason to Remember The Potter’s Touch Behind the Scenes Living Edge Kingdom Conn. Jesse Duplantis Heroes Among Us, Miracles Around Us Heroes of Flight 93 FSN-FL 56 - - Ship Shape TV Marlins Live! (Live) a MLB Baseball Miami Marlins at Philadelphia Phillies. From Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia. (N) Marlins Live! (Live) Inside the Marlins World Poker Tour: Season 10 SYFY 58 122 244 ›‡ “Thirteen Ghosts” (2001, Horror) Tony Shalhoub, Embeth Davidtz. Å Alphas “Gods and Monsters” (N) Warehouse 13 “Endless Wonder” (N) Alphas “Gods and Monsters” Warehouse 13 “Endless Wonder” AMC 60 130 254 (5:00) ›‡ “The Reaping” (2007) Å ›››‡ “The Green Mile” (1999, Drama) Tom Hanks, David Morse, Michael Clarke Duncan. A guard thinks an inmate has a supernatural power to heal. Å ›››‡ “The Green Mile” (1999) Å COM 62 107 249 It’s Always Sunny (:35) Tosh.0 Å The Colbert Report (:42) The Daily Show With Jon Stewart (:16) South Park It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny Daily Show The Colbert Report CMT 63 166 327 Yes, Dear Å Yes, Dear Å Reba Å Reba “Red Alert” Reba Å Reba Å Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team Å Cheer “Pray for a Good Night, Kid” NGWILD 108 190 283 Dog Whisperer “The Dog Squad” Revenge of the Elephants Wild on Tape Wildest animal clips. Ultimate Predators “Chimp Attack” (N) Ultimate Bear Wild on Tape Wildest animal clips. NGC 109 186 276 Locked Up Abroad Alaska State Troopers George W. Bush: The 9/11 Interview Border Wars “Cocaine Paradise” (N) Hard Time Hard Time SCIENCE 110 193 284 How It’s Made How It’s Made Through Wormhole-Freeman NASA’s Unexplained Files Å Alien Encounter “The Message” Å Alien Encounter “The Arrival” Å NASA’s Unexplained Files Å ID 111 192 285 On the Case With Paula Zahn Å Blood, Lies & Alibis Å Blood, Lies & Alibis Å Blood, Lies & Alibis (N) Å Stolen Voices Stolen Voices Blood, Lies & Alibis Å HBO 302 300 501 ›› “Elvis and Anabelle” (2007, Drama) Max Minghella. ‘PG-13’ Å Real Time With Bill Maher Å ›‡ “Dream House” (2011) Daniel Craig. ‘PG-13’ Å Boardwalk Empire 24/7 Chavez Boxing MAX 320 310 515 (4:45) Tower Heist ›› “Hall Pass” (2011, Comedy) Owen Wilson. ‘R’ Å (:15) ››› “Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang” (2005, Suspense) Robert Downey Jr. ‘R’ ››› “Unstoppable” (2010) Denzel Washington. ‘PG-13’ (:40) Strike Back SHOW 340 318 545 (4:45) ›› “Star Trek: Nemesis” (2002) (6:50) ››› “Source Code” (2011) Jake Gyllenhaal. ‘PG-13’ (:25) ›› “The Mechanic” (2011) Jason Statham. ‘R’ Å Weeds Å Web Therapy Weeds Å Web Therapy Page Editor: Laura Hampson 754-0427 LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVICE & CROSSWORD sunDAY, sEPTEMBER 9, 2012 5D DEAR ABBY HOROSCOPES

ARIES (March 21-April THE LAST WORD SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. Urge to parent adult children 19): Consistency will count. 21): Pay attention to detail, You will face opposition Eugenia Word especially if you are help- if you change your plans ing someone else or try- usually gets chilly reception midstream. Having peace cess. ★★★ ing to make an impression. of mind will make it easier LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): A change in your personal DEAR ABBY: Why without consulting her? If for you to relax and enjoy Someone you least expect life or your style will bring must we walk on eggshells it’s the latter, she had a socializing and sharing with will show interest in you. mixed reviews. ★★★ around our adult children? right to be angry. However, someone special. ★★ Visiting familiar places will SAGITTARIUS (Nov. I have many friends with to punish one’s spouse for TAURUS (April 20-May bring you in touch with peo- 22-Dec. 21): A reserved the same problem. Only three years seems grossly 20): Graciously accept ple from your past, remind- approach when dealing one of them is able to open excessive. And because any help that is offered. ing you of goals. Take time with others will help you up and tell her kids how she won’t accept counsel- Showing your vulnerability to look your best or to make avoid trouble. Put more she feels. ing you will have to decide will enable you to weed out personal updates to your effort into your investments You advised if a daughter Abigail Van Buren whether to accept the status the good and the bad peo- image. and securing your assets or www.dearabby.com ★★★ goes out with a bum, learn quo, because you appear to ple in your life. Personal VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. building the value of your to find something good have been physically and housecleaning will help 22): Take a deep breath home. ★★★ about the bum. I’d like to an honors student, was emotionally abandoned. declutter your life. ★★★★ and stick to what you are CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- tell that daughter the guy accepted to a prestigious Ivy ****** GEMINI (May 21-June sure you can count on. Jan. 19): Revamp old goals IS a bum, or her kids and League school. However, DEAR ABBY: A friend 20): Size down, eat less Take care of unfinished to suit the current econom- her house are a mess. But the amount of tuition was from work has a boyfriend and most of all, keep your business so you can clear ic climate. Don’t allow an even if I criticize politely, so exorbitant that the bur- who constantly cheats and life simple and excess-free. your schedule for pressing emotional matter to spin and say very carefully how den on our family would lies to her. She cries to me Prepare for the week ahead. matters. Too much of any- out of control when all that’s I feel, our adult children have been financially dev- about it, and I can’t help but What you do now will help thing, including promises, required is a little under- withhold their children or astating. Since the day I get annoyed because it hap- you get a head start on any- will lead to personal loss. standing. Charity begins at themselves and there goes made the call to turn down pens over and over. A week one trying to compete with ★★ home, so offer suggestions the relationship. Is there the university’s offer, my later, she loves him again you. ★★★ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. or hands-on help, but not a hope to change this situ- wife, “Jenna,” has refused and forgives him. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Use your time wisely handout. ★★★ ation? -- WALKING ON to touch me or respond to She wants me and my 22): Spending time with and focus on whatever you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. EGGSHELLS me in any way. She talks to boyfriend to go out on a dou- friends or family will help need to do to advance. It 18): A change of pace or DEAR WALKING: As me rarely and has refused ble date. How can I avoid it to stimulate your memory may be the weekend, but vocation will do you good. a parent, your instinct will to make love for more than without hurting her feel- and give rebirth to some of networking or putting in Consider what you enjoy always be to “parent” your three years. ings? -- SHOULDER TO the creative goals you never extra time will pay off. Love doing most and turn it into children. But after children I have gone to marriage CRY ON IN FLORIDA got to develop. A change in is highlighted, and mixing a career option. Stick close become adults, the kind of counseling (she refused to DEAR SHOULDER: the way you approach your business with pleasure will to home to avoid overspend- advice you would like to go), sought help from my Don’t call her boyfriend a goals will lead to your suc- pay off. ★★★★★ ing or being enticed by deliver becomes less wel- clergy and repeatedly tried dirtbag or any other names, false advertising or a fast- comed -- and the “kids” to get my wife to have a although they are probably CELEBRITY CIPHER talking sales pitch. Love is no longer have to listen or relationship. accurate. Just thank her for highlighted. ★★★ abide by it. I’m not sure Do you see any hope thinking of it but tell her PISCES (Feb. 19-March what it is they are doing (or for me continuing this that as much as you like 20): You have more to offer not doing) that you would relationship? -- SAD IN her, knowing how he has than you realize, and with like to criticize, but if it SYRACUSE treated her, you wouldn’t a little organization you has something to do with DEAR SAD: Did you be able to look him in the can turn something you their children, remember discuss the phone call with eye. love doing into a lucrative that parenting styles have your wife before you made ■ Write Dear Abby at endeavor. Create a work- changed with time. it, so you could explore www.DearAbby.com or space at home that will ****** other possible options P.O. Box 69440, Los help you pursue your goals. DEAR ABBY: Our son, together or did you call Angeles, CA 90069. ★★★★★ SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 0902

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6D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2012

ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS President George W. Bush is seen through the windows of the Oval Office of the White Flames and smoke pour from the Pentagon Sept. 11, 2001, after a direct, hit from an aircraft House on Sept. 11, 2001, as he addresses the nation about the terrorist attacks. piloted by an Islamic terrorist. 9/11: An Airman’s account of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 Continued From Page 1D convey what should have out that a fourth airliner the wall of flames that tance. Hundreds were not He broke away to attend of American Airlines over- been a very simple mes- had crashed in the same were growing steadily on so lucky. They had per- a meeting, and was on his head. Then, not knowing sage. He was unaware of Pennsylvania county she the side of the building, or ished in the building and way when the plane hit whether her husband was what was going on in New called home. what used to be the side on the plane. the building. alive or not, she entered York and Washington, and We parked as close of the building. What had I put the tape recorder Everyone he had left the parking lot of the seemed eternally grate- as we could get to the seemed like an inpenatra- I had brought along in my behind in that break room building. ful that I had called. He Pentagon, and with a ble wall before had been pocket and tossed the pad perished in the attack. I was greeted by my would have been worried jumble of cameras and suddenly transformed of paper on the ground. A coworker thought own wife and daughter sick if he had heard the tripods and recorders in into something less now. The rest of my time that he had died as well. “You at the end of the day, news first from the televi- hand, began a slow and It now featured a gap- day consisted of get- blew by me in a wall of at our home on Bolling sion. steady jog toward the ing hole near the ground ting water to those who flames,” the worker told AFB, directly across That done, I joined the building. floor, and the supports for needed it, and comforting him later. He woke up in the Potomac from the team dispatched to the The Pentagon is like a the other four were in big those who needed that. what amounted to a war Pentagon. Their faces Pentagon, and we loaded small city — 20,000 peo- trouble. In the days ahead I was zone, with desks and par- relayed the same sense into a small van and took ple work there on a daily They would all crumble able to conduct interviews titions jammed together, of shock and dismay that off in that direction. Long basis. It seemed, as we in the days ahead as of Air Force people who many on fire. I had seen all day — at before we arrived, we rounded the final curve emergency crews attempt- were in the line of fire, I also spoke to the wife the Pentagon, and on the could see the smoke ris- and made our way over a ed to put out the fire. and spoke to an Air Force of a man who was enroute subway system that took ing high above the build- large hill that overlooked The crowd was a mass major who worked in the to the Pentagon to pick me home. We hugged for ing, smoke so dark and the building from the of men and women in intelligence community him up for a medical what seemed like an eter- ominous that it looked west, that each and every varying stages of duress. for the Department of appointment. She had just nity, and wondered what like an approaching one of them was already Smoke inhalation seemed Defense. He had been exited I-95, which runs the future would bring. storm. standing in the parking to be the biggest concern, with a group of about 10 alongside the building, Back in the building we lot. and military medics were people in a small break and was turning from the n Rick Burnham is a page had just departed from, But what immediately already on hand to treat room watching the events off-ramp when she looked designer for the Lake City my colonel was finding caught my attention was those who needed assis- unfold in New York on TV. up and saw the giant “AA” Reporter. Nix the tiki bar: Hawaii tourism gets authentic

By AUDREY McAVOY Driving the movement, standing who went before guage and culture. Hawaiian. The prominence of many Associated Press in part, is economics. us, understanding that The disdain was cap- Tourists watching the of the images can be traced Tourism leaders know Waikiki is a place where tured in a Saturday Night performance drink tropical to the arrival of tiki bars in HONOLULU — Coconut Hawaii needs to highlight we are so deep seated Live skit in 2009 that drew cocktails and gush about Hawaii — from California. bras aren’t Hawaiian. what makes the islands in our culture. And now, protests from state officials how happy they are to be The Hawaii Tourism Neither are grass skirts. unique to compete with there’s this resurgence to and praise from others as in Hawaii, oblivious to the Authority is distributing a Tiki bars? They’re from other sun-and-surf destina- share it with our guests,” good satire. facade. new guide to advertisers, California. Yet they’re all tions like Florida, Mexico said Kehaulani Kam, cul- In it, Dwayne “The The misconceptions travel reporters and others among the most recogniz- and Thailand. tural services director Rock” Johnson and Fred come from the way Hawaii involved in disseminating able symbols of a Hawaiian But the turn is also at Starwood Hotels and Armisen play two under- is marketed and presented information about Hawaii vacation. the latest sign of a Native Resorts Waikiki. paid entertainers in grass to outsiders. Travelers, who that attempts to clarify what Now, many resorts in Hawaiian renaissance The trend may help skirts at a Kauai restaurant. see vacation brochures is and isn’t Hawaiian. Hawaii are hoping to change with more locals studying improve the dim view Johnson performs a sloppy with photos of grass skirts, The agency wants people those images, edging away Hawaiian language, reviv- many Native Hawaiians dance resembling hula and coconut bras, Samoan fire- to identify a fire knife dance from these kitschy market- ing traditional styles of hula have of tourism, the state’s Armisen strums the uku- knife dancing and Tahitian as Samoan and Tahitian ing inventions and toward and learning ancient skills largest industry and big- lele. hula dancers, naturally get hula as Tahitian when they real-life Hawaiian traditions like using stars to navigate gest employer. A 2010 state Both sing in gibberish the impression these are use photos of various per- that can make the trip to the ocean. survey found nearly 60 per- that tourists may think is Hawaiian traditions. formances. the islands more special for “It’s about having that cent of them don’t believe travelers. sense of place — under- it helps preserve their lan-

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