Mayor Seeks $40M for Relief Trust Fund

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Goal to help Lynn Anderson saw the immense unprecedented storm. And toward recovery, Anderson that we can get past this." Haven residents cover power of the storm that laid at least 250 homes were sought advice on how to clear Anderson said the idea insurance deductible waste to the landscape. completely destroyed by the the way. came from her daugh- Among the downed trees, combination of the 155 mph "The thought is that in the ter, Hilary Keeley, who is a By Zack McDonald dangling power lines and winds and rain, including the midst of this, if we can help lawyer in Jacksonville, and The News Herald peeled apart buildings were home belonging to Ander- people pay for their insurance they began working with a a common sight. Almost son's mother. deductible and get back on Holland and Knight law firm LYNN HAVEN — Tour- every one of the more than Realizing that paying their feet, that will be a huge to establish a trust fund at ing the city on a golf cart 8,000 homes in Lynn Haven thousands of dollars for an shot in the arm," Anderson Hancock Whitney Bank to after Hurricane Michael, sustained some degree of insurance deductible would said. "It will also encourage Lynn Haven Mayor Margo damage from the historically be a key hurdle on the path people to stay and have hope See RELIEF, A5

Staying in place

Pair chose to live in tent at trailer park

By Katie Landeck SPORTS | C1 @PCNHKatieL [email protected] READY CEDAR GROVE — It’s not FOR SOME that bad, Suzanne Buholtz says, as she describes the FOOTBALL empty Folger’s coffee can she’s been using as “facili- Kamara’s 3 fi rst- ties” ever since Hurricane half TDs help Saints Michael ripped off every wall dethrone Rams of her trailer and took the roof for good measure. In fact, she says while spin- ning slightly in an old, black office chair she’s set up in front of her neon green tent, the whole experience has been “fantastic.” And she’s ‘I think not being sarcastic. “A guy gave me this tent. he’s a A lady gave me this canopy. Another person brought me an army cot. People have been genius’ really nice,” Bulholtz said. “Another brought me a nice Trump supporters thick blanket. I had saved a confi dent he can few but this is good. Another rally Republicans person brought me pillows … I’ve had three hot meals a By Jim Thompson day.” 315-4445 @Jimtnwfdn “The only thing we need [email protected] is more ice,” said her com- panion Michael Nelson, who PENSACOLA — “We’re was eating a fruit salad with down, but we’re not out. We’re banana, grapes and strawber- going to come back stronger ries before it went bad. than ever.” Suzanne Buholtz eats lunch in a tent outside of her unlivable mobile home with her pet dog Roxy on Florida Chief Financial Offi- See TENT, A5 Nov.4, 2018 at the Cedar Grove Mobile Home Park in Panama City, Fla. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] cer Jimmy Patronis was talking about Hurricane Michael’s devastation of the eastern Florida Panhandle Saturday as he warmed up the crowd for President Donald Trump’s rally Who was your Hurricane Michael hero? Tell us! at Pensacola International Air- port, but the same words could apply to the two marquee races News Herald Staff Report own personal Hurricane on Tuesday’s midterm election Michael heroes. ballots in Florida. PANAMA CITY — For We’re asking for a small According to recent poll- every news story, national paragraph — about 100 ing, a U.S. Senate race pitting or local, that came out of words — describing who incumbent Democrat Bill Hurricane Michael there you’d like to thank and what Nelson against Republican Gov. were hundreds playing out they did. We’d also like a Rick Scott, and a gubernato- in neighborhoods across the picture if possible. rial contest featuring former county that never saw the Submissions can be Republican congressman Ron light of print. emailed to klandeck@pcnh. DeSantis and Democratic Tal- Neighbors cutting out com and [email protected] lahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum, trapped neighbors. Resi- with the subject line “Hur- are toss-ups. dents clearing roads with ricane Michael hero.” We’d RealClear Politics, a politi- chainsaws. Local groups also like your name to run cal news and analysis website, delivering food, water, gas, with the paragraph. is tracking seven polls in the ice and tarps to people who If you don’t have access gubernatorial race, which on need it. to email, you can drop off a average have Gillum ahead by For our Hurricane Michael written or typed paragraph 2.6 points. Similarly, Real- one-month anniversary to the editorial trailer on the Clear Politics’ tracking of the edition next week, we’ll be Mulberry Avenue side of the same seven polls in the sena- setting aside as much space News Herald building, 501 Jon Davis attaches a tarp to Susan Roy’s roof off Bumby Road. torial contest have Nelson, as possible for readers to W. 11th Street in Panama [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] share stories about their City. See TRUMP, A5

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update By Patrick McCreless running against Demo- @PCNHPatrickM | pmc- crat Nikki Fried, said We look forward to wel- [email protected] voters have a sharp coming back many of our contrast between can- students on today and we LYNN HAVEN — Gov. didates in this election. are excited to continue to Rick Scott showed sup- Conservative leadership add schools to the list of port for his fellow GOP has pushed Florida’s those opening soon. For candidates as they all economy forward the more information about stumped in Lynn Haven last eight years, Caldwell which schools are open- on Sunday evening. said. ing on which days please Live music and sup- “If we put the wrong see the graphics on the port for low taxes people in charge of that, Day District Schools Face- echoed through the it could all turn on a book page (Post Hurricane crisp November night dime,” he said. Photo Album or Notes Sec- air as the candidates Scott said Moody, tion) which are continually asked for votes just two opposed by democratic updated as we determine days before the Nov. candidate Sean Shaw, that additional schools are 6 election. Candidates was prepared to protect safe and ready to open. promised continued residents. Our bus fleet is opera- conservative leadership “Ashley will do what tional and will be on the road in the state and asked Pam Bondi has done and bright and early, and into the attendees to encourage keep us safe,” Scott said, evening, transferring stu- others to vote to make referring to the current dents to and from school. that promise a reality. Republican attorney gen- Please be on the lookout for Hundreds of people Gov.Rick Scott (right) speaks on stage with Ann Scott (left) and Lynn Haven Mayor eral, who isn’t running students waiting for the bus attended the event, orga- Margo Anderson (middle) during a community BBQ event on Nov.4 at Shefﬁ eld Park for re-election. in the morning and walk- nized by the Bay County in Lynn Haven. [PHOTOS BY PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] Moody thanked all the ing home in the afternoon/ Republican Party at Shef- law enforcement who evening. We have more than field Park. Many people Democrat Andrew came to help the county 3,000 reflective accessories lined up for barbeque Gillum. “We will not after it was devastated that we will be distributing as Scott, the two-term raise taxes and will never by Hurricane Michael to our walkers and bus riders governor running for have a state income tax.” and that she was there to enhance their visibility U.S. Senate against DeSantis promised to for residents. but we also need all drivers Democrat incumbent continue the economic “Our hearts and to be aware of the additional Bill Nelson, took time to growth under conserva- prayers are with you,” pedestrian traffic expected. shake and hands and pose tive fiscal policies pushed she said. Many parents have ques- for photographs before by Scott. DeSantis said that tions about the impact of speaking. Scott, who endorsed just like Scott, he would the storm on dual-enrolled Other candidates who DeSantis, also had favor- be available during classes, and other academic spoke included Ron able things to say about the hurricane recov- coursework, and about IEP DeSantis, gubernato- the other candidates at ery process and would meetings and conferences rial candidate, Ashley the event. make the county one which were cancelled as a Moody, who is run- Scott said Caldwell, of his priorities as gov- result of the storm. Your ning for state attorney who has served in the ernor. DeSantis added student's guidance coun- general, Jimmy Patro- state House of Represen- that he was needed to selor will have information nis, candidate for Chief tatives, helped in cutting continue the conserva- about all of that as soon as Financial Officer, and Florida CFO Jimmy Patronis speaks on stage with his taxes and state debt tive policies that has students return to school. Matt Caldwell, candi- son Theo during a community BBQ event on Nov.4 at during his eight years as helped Florida’s econ- Please give counselors a date for state agriculture Shefﬁ eld Park in Lynn Haven. governor. omy thrive. few days to work with stu- commissioner. Con- “He’s a hard worker “Our quality of life dents directly and to help gressman Neal Dunn George Gainer who is also governor … we need and he’ll do a great job and the future of the settle them back into classes who is running to keep defending his seat. conservative leader- as your agriculture com- state is on the line,” before reaching out to them. his seat was also there, “I’m looking for- ship,” said DeSantis, missioner,” Scott said. DeSantis said of the Our crisis counselors and as well as state Senator ward to being your next who is running against Caldwell, who is election. mental health teams have been busy during the past two weeks developing support kits for our teachers HOW TO GET HELP and staff to access during the first few days of school. FEMA Disaster status of applications residents. https://survey123. Walmart near Pier Park Please know that we will be Recovery Center received by FEMA, crisis arcgis.com/share/ or the Walmart in Lynn focusing on the well being of counseling, disaster legal Cleanup assistance beb1d86dc4054bf- Haven. The program our students before diving 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. services, disaster unem- 78c04514980c940d1 is taking applications into academics and we FEMA is set up at the Bay ployment and the Small Affected residents through Nov. 11. have a multi-faceted plan County Public Library, Business Administration. should call Crisis Cleanup Operation Blue Roof on hand already to help us 898 W. 11th St., to talk at 1-800-451-1954 to be Finding services do that. Counselors will be with people about their Shelter matched with volunteers. Temporary tarps available for those students claims or appeals, provide are available by calling The 211 Citizen Hot- who need more one-on-one information about hous- Arnold High School Potential housing 888-ROOF-BLU (888- line continues to receive assistance. ing and rental resource is open as the county’s 766-3258) or applying non-emergency calls. For School-appropriate information, referrals to Red Cross shelter and FEMA database to in person at the Disas- out-of-state callers, dial clothing assistance con- other support agencies, is continuing to accept search available units: ter Recovery Center, the 850-248-6099. tinues to be available. If your student needs a couple of outfits for school HOW TO HELP (and underwear, socks and shoes) you'll have a chance to complete a simple Volunteer reception professional services, applicable. Bulk donation Lynn Haven request form at your child's center drivers (particularly •All volunteers must be coordination school (whether or not those with box trucks) willing to sign a release of Collecting basic supplies your student has already Southport Com- and call centers. liability; if under the age 469-349-9532 or email 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. behind started school). Clothing munity Center, 7734 •Volunteers wishing of 18, parents must sign [email protected]. City Hall and at the Tyn- requests will be filled in 1-3 Franklin Ave., to sign up to help will go through the release form. dall Federal Credit Union, days and returned to the to volunteer for hurri- a background check •Volunteers will be Bay District Schools 1601 State 77. school where you made the cane relief efforts. Open through publicly avail- given specific job site request. Please know that from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. able websites at www. assignments only after Donate through their Springfi eld we will do our best to fulfill Monday-Saturday. VolunteerFlorida.org or they are connected with GoFundMe account, the specific sizes requested Help is needed with www.crisiscleanup.org. a trained and experienced which can be found at The city needs volun- but this project is staffed debris and waste •Volunteers must disaster relief team. https://www.gofundme. teers to help staff a food/ by volunteers and funded removal, administrative complete an application More information com/bds-helps-bds- supply distribution point entirely by donations. We and clerical tasks, food and be prepared to show is available by calling kids or Amazon Wish List at the Springfield Fire cannot guarantee colors service and distribution, professional licensure, if 850-960-4235. http://a.co/iUc0mEj Station, 3728 E. Third or specific items nor can St., from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. we manage "returns" or Volunteers should email "exchanges" and we can MGRICE@Springfield. only log one request for Fl.Gov. clothing assistance per student. BDS is relaxing Want to be added? the dress code so colors do not matter currently ... all Email Katie Landeck at clothing provided through [email protected] with these requests is considered information. school appropriate.

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Caravan sets sight on getting to Mexico City

By Sonia Perez D. said pierced his torso in his The Associated Press home country. He dreams of making it back to the U.S., CORDOBA, Mexico — from which he was deported Thousands of bone-tired a little more than two years Central Americans set their ago. sights on Mexico City on On the road, Calderon was Sunday after undertaking a received by ordinary Mexi- grueling journey through a cans lending a hand. Catalina part of Mexico that has been Munoz said she bought tor- particularly treacherous for tillas on credit to assemble migrants seeking to get to tacos of beans, cheese and rice the United States. when she heard the migrant An estimated 4,000 caravan would pass through migrants are in the Gulf her tiny town of 3,000 inhab- state of Veracruz, where itants. She gathered 15 others hundreds of migrants have to help make the tacos, fill disappeared in recent years, water bottles and carry fruit falling prey to kidnappers to weary travelers on the looking for ransom pay- roadside. ments. The day’s 124-mile Mexico faces the unprec- trek was one of the lon- edented situation of having gest yet, as the exhausted three migrant caravans migrants tried to make prog- stretched over 300 miles (500 ress walking and hitching kilometers) of highway in the rides toward the U.S. border Central American migrants pack into the back of a trailer truck as they begin their morning trek as states of Chiapas, Oaxaca and still hundreds of miles away. part of a thousands-strong caravan hoping to reach the U.S. border, Sunday in Isla, Veracruz state, Veracruz. The migrants now aim Mexico. [MARCO UGARTE/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] On Friday, a caravan from to regroup in the Mexican El Salvador waded over the capital, seeking medical care travelers, saying they would how many may splinter off Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Suchiate River into Mexico, and rest while they await not have had the strength or on their own. traveling with his wife, Jes- bringing around 1,000 people stragglers. The caravan has courage to get so far on their Most of the migrants said sica Fugon. “Others went who want to reach the U.S. found strength in numbers own. they remain convinced that ahead, maybe they have no border. That caravan ini- as it meanders north, with A few arrived at a large traveling as a large mass is goal, but we do have a goal tially tried to cross the bridge townspeople pouring out outdoor stadium in the their best hope for reach- and it is to arrive.” between Guatemala and to offer food, water, fresh capital, where they lounged ing the U.S. The migrants Mynor Chavez, a Mexico, but Mexican authori- clothes and replacement on bleachers and watched generally say they are 19-year-old from Copan, ties told them they would footwear. Mexicans play soccer. City fleeing rampant poverty, Honduras, was also deter- have to show passports and On Sunday, the bulk of employees piled hot food gang violence and political mined to continue. visas and enter in groups of the caravan streamed into onto Styrofoam plates instability primarily in the “I have no prospects (in 50 for processing. the colonial city of Cordoba, for the migrants, some of Central American countries Honduras). I graduated as Another caravan, also of in Veracruz’s sugar belt, whom had hopped freight of Honduras, Guatemala, El a computer technician and about 1,000 people, entered where they were greeted trucks to speed their arrival Salvador and Nicaragua. not even with a degree have Mexico early last week. That with Caribbean music and to the capital. Others rested “We think that it is better I been able to find work,” he group includes Hondu- dance. Meanwhile, bleary inside a church in the city of to continue together with said of his home country. rans, Salvadorans and some eyed migrants who had Puebla. the caravan. We are going Manuel Calderon, 43, Guatemalans. charged ahead to Mexico It is unclear what part of to stay with it and respect a migrant from El Salva- The first, and largest, group City expressed gratitude for the U.S. border the caravan the organizers,” said Luis dor, lifted his shirt to show of mainly Honduran migrants the support of their fellow will aim for eventually, or Euseda, a 32-year-old from scars from two bullets he entered Mexico on Oct. 19.

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NOUMEA, NEW CALEDONIA ROME NEW YORK

Residents of New Caledonia’s capital, Noumea, wait in A view of the area where nine people lost their In this Jan. 19, 2017, photo provided by U.S. law line Sunday at a polling station dedicated to the natives lives Sunday when their home was fl ooded in enforcement, authorities escort Joaquin “El Chapo” of the Loyalty islands, before casting their vote as part of Casteldaccia, near Palermo, Italy. Storm-related Guzman, center, from a plane to a waiting caravan an independence referendum. A majority of voters in the fl oods killed at least 12 people in Sicily, Italian of SUVs at Long Island MacArthur Airport, in South Pacifi c territory of New Caledonia chose to remain authorities said Sunday, including nine members Ronkonkoma, N.Y. The almost-mythical criminal part of France instead of backing independence Sunday, a of two families who were spending a long weekend pedigree of Guzman, who was extradited in 2017 watershed moment that led French President Emmanuel together when water and mud from a swollen river to face U.S. drug conspiracy charges, has sparked Macron to promise a full dialogue on the archipelago’s overran their rented villa. [RUGGERO FARKAS/ANSA VIA security concerns at his upcoming New York City trial. future. [MATHURIN DEREL/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] [U.S. LAW ENFORCEMENT VIA ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO]

CHARLOTTE, N.C. LAKELAND, FLA. LONDON DALLAS WARSAW, POLAND Police: Woman in viral rant City votes money to move Adventurer completes Neil Armstrong memorabilia Poland: Exit poll gives centrists against 2 others faces charges Confederate soldier statue 157-day, 1,791-mile swim fetches $7.5M at auction edge in key mayoral races

Authorities say a white A Confederate soldier A 33-year-old British Memorabilia that belonged An exit poll suggested woman in North Carolina monument will be moving endurance athlete stepped to the first man to set foot on Poland’s populist ruling party whose racist rant against from a Florida city’s ashore on an English beach the moon, Neil Armstrong, lost mayoral runoff elections two black women having car downtown park now that Sunday, becoming the first has fetched more than $7.4 Sunday in key cities including trouble in an affluent area is money has been found to pay person to swim around the million at auction. Krakow and Gdansk, though facing charges she commu- for it. coast of Great Britain. Dallas-based Heritage Auc- it wasn’t immediately clear nicated threats and misused The Lakeland Ledger Ross Edgley spent 157 days tions says the item that sold for how hundreds of other local the 911 network. reports that the city commis- in the water and covered the highest price, $468,500, races were leaning. Charlotte-Mecklenburg sion voted to use $225,000 1,791 miles. He swam in six- at Saturday’s auction was Poland’s local elections police tell news outlets from red light camera hour stints, sleeping in his Armstrong’s spacecraft ID have received more inter- that 51-year-old Susan violations to move the support boat. plate from Apollo 11’s lunar national attention this year Westwood was served monument from Munn He was joined for the module Eagle. Also sold were amid the rise of populist with outstanding warrants Park in Lakeland’s down- final mile by hundreds of a fragment from the propeller governments in other parts of Saturday after contact- town to a local park dedicated fellow swimmers, coming and a section of the wing from Europe and around the world. ing police in coastal Sunset to veterans. The move is ashore at Margate in the Wright brothers’ Flyer, Poland’s ruling Law and Beach. Westwood disap- expected to be completed by southeast England — the spot the first heavier-than-air Justice party has taken a peared after the Oct. 19 Jan. 31. where he began his journey self-powered aircraft, which hard stance against migra- incident in a parking lot of The commission voted in on June 1. each sold for $275,000. tion, like U.S. President her Charlotte apartment May to move the statue to Edgley, who had hoped The flight suit Armstrong Donald Trump, Prime Minis- complex. the veterans park but pro- to finish in 100 days, wore aboard Gemini 8, the ter Viktor Orban of Hungary It wasn’t immedi- vided no taxpayer money to told family members 1966 mission that performed and the coalition government ately known if she had a pay for it. Private donations who gathered on the the first docking of two space- leading Italy. lawyer who could comment fell well short of the amount beach to greet him: “Sorry craft in flight, brought the for her. needed. I’m late.” astronaut’s family $109,375. The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Monday, November 5, 2018 A5

senator, we will make Brewton, Alabama. TENT TRUMP Ron DeSantis a gover- Wearing a T-shirt nor. Now get out there featuring a Trump cari- From Page A1 From Page A1 and vote.” cature urinating on the Vice President Mike CNN logo, Madden said Pence had a similar he was impressed by the on average, at 1.4 points message. sacrifices made by the The pair said they above Scott. “Under President president. couldn’t afford to evacu- Trump, too, has Trump’s leadership, jobs “He gave up his busi- ate from the home they some issues among are back, confidence is nesses to come and were sharing at Cedar Michel Nelson gestures to the small room where he the broader electorate, back, America is back,” run our country,” said Grove Mobile Home Park. took shelter during Hurricane Michael on Nov.4, 2018 at with RealClear Politics’ said Pence. “President Madden, who will be With no car and a large the Cedar Grove Mobile Home Park in Panama City, Fla. averaging of a host of Trump and I need Florida voting a straight Repub- pitbull, they saw little The mobile home park sustained heavy damage from polls showing slightly to elect Ron DeSantis as lican ballot Tuesday. choice but to stay in place. Hurricane Michael which resulted in many residents more than 44 percent your next governor and Farther back in line Their home, how- being displaced after the hurricane. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS of Americans approve to send Rick Scott to the for shuttle buses to the ever, didn’t stay in place HERALD] of his job performance. U.S. Senate.” rally, 28-year-old Kathy around them. Protect Among Republicans, Trump focused part Barber, a first responder primarily by a quilt were in some ways, the trailer but she also said it’s one however, Trump enjoys of his get-out-the-vote from nearby Gulf Breeze, huddling under in Bul- park’s secretaries — she hasn’t given a lot of a phenomenal approval message on the recent waited to attend their holtz bedroom, first the feeding the outdoor cats, though to. rating. Weekly averages decision to send troops to first Trump rally. Barber roof blew off and then shooing trespassers away “Not much use in of Gallup’s daily tracking the U.S.-Mexico border, also will be a first-time the walls start collaps- and keeping tabs on where dwelling on it,” she said. poll for the last two years telling the crowd, “a voter on Tuesday. ing. In a trailer park that many of the neighbors FEMA, Nelson said, show Trump’s GOP vote for Republicans Saying she was tired of was devastated, there’s were staying. had given him $1,700 approval ratings consis- is a vote to protect your “the blatant falsehoods” was unequivocally one of They seemed to figure in rental assistance tently in the 80 percent families. of the mainstream the worst. it was easier to stay put for two months, but to 90 percent range. Trump also warned media, including mis- In the end, it was easier while FEMA and others “there’s nothing avail- Florida’s GOP clearly that Democratic policies quoting, editing and to walk out a wall than it figure out what their next able,” he said, and is hoping Trump’s popu- would be destructive to distorting Trump’s was to walk out the door. step is. They have what he’s not leaving his dog larity will translate into the United States. words, Barber was at “Michael came in like they need, Bulholtz said, behind. victories Tuesday. “They want to knock the rally to hear Trump a wrecking ball,” Bul- and the weather is cool Instead, they seem to “He has kept his prom- it down with a giant “unfiltered.” holtz said, surveying the enough the tent doesn’t content to hold out until ise to be the greatest job wrecking ball,” Trump “I think he’s a genius,” damage. get unbearably hot. Bul- the FEMA trailers they’ve creator that God has ever said. she said. But they still had the holtz has even returned to been hearing rumors created,” Republican In the end, though, Standing nearby, same problems they did working the night shift a about get sorted out, or Rep. Matt Gaetz, who Saturday’s rally Abigail Wood, a before the storm — a large nearby Chevron station, maybe a larger cash pay- represents Northwest appeared to be preach- 23-year-old Pensacola dog, no vehicle, and not a which is only open until ment so they can get a Florida in Congress, ing to the choir. nurse, also was critical of lot of money — so when midnight because of the new trailer or maybe a reminded the thousands “Republicans are the news coverage of the everyone else fled the curfew. tiny home. at Saturday’s rally. best way for our coun- president. trailer park, they asked Asked where they will “That would be great,” “We are the party of try to go forward, I do “I agree with everyone of the many volun- live long term, Bulholtz Bulholtz said. “I don’t results, not resistance,” believe,” said Eddie thing he’s doing,” Wood teers giving out supplies said “now, that’s the need a big place to live, Gaetz added. “We Madden, a 38-year- said. “I think he’s uniting for a tent and became, million dollar question,” I’m living in a tent.” will make Rick Scott a old meat-cutter from us.”

It's called the “Lynn hopeful we can accomplish along those lines, she said. uninsured homeowners. could eventually morph RELIEF Haven Hurricane Relief it by Christmas.” “We are very hopeful Anderson said the disas- into a way for the commu- Trust Fund,” although So far, the fund has had these nationally known ter fund model is similar nity to provide scholarships From Page A1 the surrounding area of $50,000 contributed to corporations will step to that of BP's Deepwater or pay for other public Southport will also be able it. But the goal is to get up,” Anderson said. “If Horizon Oil Spill disaster projects. For the first few to apply for the funds. The tax-deductible contribu- we just have a few con- trust fund, only the appli- months, though, the funds help residents pay their goal is to reach $40 million tions from large, national tribute, we can be well on cation process will much will be directed at hurricane insurance deductibles. to help residents begin the corporations in order our way.” simpler for residents recovery, Anderson said. Anderson approached process of rebuilding their to raise the millions of Once the trust fund in the area. However, a “People are drained the city commission last homes. dollars needed to help has hit $5 million, Lynn board — the Lynn Haven and beaten down,” she Tuesday with a proposal “It's a lofty goal,” all homeowners. In the Haven will begin accept- City Commission — will said. “And the hope is that to establish the fund, Anderson said. “But in coming week, Anderson ing applications to pay control disbursement of this fund will give them which was unanimously light of everything we've has meetings set up with for insurance deduct- the funds. another reason to keep approved by the board. been through already, I'm several corporations ibles and up to $5,000 for In the future, the trust fighting.”

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Jewish nurse: I treated Man says he wrestled shooting suspect out of love

with gunman at studio The Associated Press obstructing the practice of religion and other crimes, By Gary Fineout PITTSBURGH — A Jewish for which he could face the and Tamara Lush nurse who treated the Pitts- death penalty. Authorities The Associated Press burgh synagogue shooting say Bowers raged against suspect says that he saw Jews during and after the TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A confusion but not evil in the massacre. He remains jailed man trying to stop a shooting man’s eyes, and that his own without bail. attack on a Florida yoga studio actions stemmed from love. Mahler, whose Facebook said Sunday that he wrestled “I’m sure he had no idea page noted that he started with the attacker after his gun I was Jewish,” registered his job in the hospital’s jammed, a move credited with nurse Ari Mahler wrote emergency department giving others time to flee the in a Facebook post Satur- March 1, said he didn’t see rampage that killed two people day about suspect Robert evil in Bowers’ eyes but “a and wounded six others. Bowers, who was taken to clear lack of depth, intelli- Yoga student Joshua Quick Allegheny General Hospital gence, and palpable amounts spoke to ABC’s Good Morning after the Oct. 27 rampage at of confusion.” He said he America on Sunday and said the Tree of Life synagogue couldn’t go into detail about he grabbed Scott Paul Beierle’s Police investigators work the scene of a shooting, Friday in in Pittsburgh’s Squirrel Hill their interaction due to med- gun after it jammed, and hit Tallahassee, Fla. [TORI SCHNEIDER/TALLAHASSEE DEMOCRAT VIA THE neighborhood that left 11 ical privacy requirements, him. ASSOCIATED PRESS] people dead. but Bowers thanked him Tallahassee Police have iden- Mahler described his “for saving him, for showing tified Beierle as the man who University, and a 21-year-old campus and had been arrested role as “The Jewish Nurse” him kindness, and for treat- posed as a customer to get into FSU student — were fatally twice for grabbing women even who treated the suspect, ing him the same way I treat the studio Hot Yoga Tallahas- shot. though charges were ultimately saying that he felt nervous every other patient.” see during a Friday night class Dr. Nancy Van Vessem was dropped. about sharing his account He noted that this came and started shooting. Police an internist who also served Beierle, who had moved to but that “I just know I feel from the same person said Beierle, 40, then turned the as chief medical director for the central Florida town of alone right now, and the accused of mass murder who gun on himself but authorities Capital Health Plan, the area’s Deltona after getting a gradu- irony of the world talking “instilled panic in my heart have offered no motive in the leading health maintenance ate degree from FSU, appeared about me doesn’t seem fair worrying my parents were attack. organization. She was also a to post a series of videos on without the chance to speak two of his 11 victims less than Quick said Beierle was able faculty member at Florida State YouTube in 2014 where he for myself.” an hour before his arrival.” to grab the gun back and then and a mother. called women “whores” if they “I didn’t say a word to him Mahler, who said that his pistol-whipped him. Maura Binkley, who grew dated black men, said many about my religion,” Mahler father was a rabbi and that he “I jumped up as quickly as I up in Atlanta and was a double black women were “disgust- said in the post . “I chose experienced anti-Semitism could,” said Quick, who had major in English and German, ing” and described himself as a not to say anything to him “a lot” as a kid, said he acted visible facial injuries. “I ran was set to graduate in May. misogynist. the entire time. I wanted him out of love. back over and the next thing I Beierle was described as a A Tallahassee police spokes- to feel compassion. I chose “Love. That’s why I did know I’m grabbing a broom, brooding military veteran and man would not confirm or to show him empathy. I felt it,” he said. “Love as an the only thing I can, and I hit former teacher, who appeared deny the videos were Beierle’s. that the best way to honor action is more powerful him again.” to have made videos detailing However, the man speaking his victims was for a Jew to than words, and love in the It gave some in the studio his hatred of everything from in the videos looks like Beierle prove him wrong.” face of evil gives others hope. time to flee. the Affordable Care Act to girls and biographical details men- An Allegheny General It demonstrates human- “Thanks to him I was able who’d allegedly mistreated him tioned in the videos match Network representative ity. It reaffirms why we’re to rush out the door,” Daniela in middle school. The videos known facts about Beierle, confirmed the authenticity all here. ... I could care less Garcia Albalat told Good Morn- were posted four years ago, and including details of his military of the post. what Robert Bowers thinks, ing America. She was in the were removed from YouTube service. The poster’s YouTube Bowers, 46, pleaded but you, the person reading class and thought she was going after the shooting. username included the word not guilty Thursday to this, love is the only mes- to die. “He saved my life.” Numerous disturbing details “Scott,” Beierle’s first name. a 44-count grand jury sage I wish instill in you. If Two women — a 61-year-old about him have emerged. He’d The existence of the videos was indictment charging him my actions mean anything, faculty member at Florida State once been banned from FSU’s first reported by BuzzFeed. with murder, hate crimes, love means everything.”

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Tim Thompson | Publisher Will Glover | Managing Editor Mike Cazalas | Editor The case for Amendment 4

he case for Florida voters to support Amendment 4 on all statewide ballots was already strong. There are many reasons to endorse this initia- T tive, titled “Voting Restoration Amendment.” Chief among them: It is the right thing to do. Despite having paid their debts to society, more than 1.5 million ex-felons in Flor- ida — the largest number of any state — are denied voting rights. This is morally wrong. It is also unnecessarily punitive: Denying voting rights does nothing to protect public safety or advance the common good; it erects yet another barrier that makes it more difficult for former inmates to reintegrate into society. Beware of the true A voter-approved amendment is necessary to change the status quo because the state constitution currently states: “No person convicted of a felony ... shall be qualified to vote or hold gremlins this season office under restoration of civil rights ...” Florida is an extreme outlier in that regard: Only two other states, Iowa and Kentucky, permanently revoke to the ears of the Koch broth- about their policies. voting rights in the absence of an official act ers and all other corporate In antiquated Joe McCar- of clemency. supremacists who are fund- thy-style, the Trump advis- Worse yet, as a Palm Beach Post report pub- ing the GOP's congressional ers spew conspiracy theories lished Sunday demonstrated, the application of candidates this season. The about the proposals of Eliza- the constitutional mandate — especially during the English translation of McCo- beth Warren, Bernie Sand- past eight years under Gov. Rick Scott — has pro- nnell's intentionally decep- ers and other Democrats, Jim Hightower duced gross racial and partisan discrimination. tive political code words frantically linking them with The reporting of the long-term, discrimina- is this: We're going all out "Failed Socialist Policies" of tory outcomes makes the case for approving s we enter another long next year to undermine and Lenin, Stalin, Mao and other Amendment 4 even stronger. The current state of season of direful winter effectively kill the people's communist dictators. Ber- affairs is the equivalent of voter suppression. Adarkness, we are beset Social Security, Medicare nie's common-sense ideas Many states automatically restore the vot- by back-to-back waves of and Medicaid programs. of "Medicare-for-All" and ing rights of people convicted of lesser and non- spooks. First come the little Just a year ago, McConnell, free college education, for violent offenses. Passage of Amendment 4 would costumed goblins on Hal- Trump & Company rammed example, are hysterically simply place Florida in the mainstream. loween, seeking sweet treats into law a trillion-dollar decried as totalitarian designs According to the ballot summary: “This amendment from us to ward off any trick- tax giveaway for corporate from China and the USSR. restores the voting rights of Floridians with felony ery they might pull. Cute. elites, saying they didn't care In this political screed — convictions after they complete all terms of their sen- But then, only six days later that it would wildly inflate paid for by us taxpayers — the tence including parole or probation. The amendment — eeeeeeek! — here come the the deficit. Now all of that fraidy-cat Trump scaremon- would not apply to those convicted of murder or sexual real spine-chilling horrors of red ink is suddenly of grave gers toss in the supposedly offenses, who would continue to be permanently barred the season: Office-seeking concern to them. So, to spooky word "socialism" 144 from voting unless the Governor and Cabinet vote to politicians of the extreme stem the flow, Republicans times — an average of twice restore their voting rights on a case by case basis.” right demanding votes on intend to cut off the Social per page. Among the hor- In 2007, then-Gov. Charlie Crist helped stream- Election Day. Not cute. With Security and health care rors the Trumpistas cite is line the clemency and voting-rights restoration pro- devilish signals to their base, payments that middle-class that senators Bernie Sand- cesses. As a result, between 2007 and 2011, more than they promise to be more and poor families rely on. ers and Elizabeth Warren 155,000 Floridians had their rights restored. Upon Trumpian than Trump. In keeping with the spirit have stated that large cor- his election in 2011, Gov. Scott reversed that prog- In the latter category is a of the season, Trump's porations "exploit human ress. During Scott’s eight-year tenure, only 3,200 truly dreadful GOP scheme to White House seems to be misery and insecurity, and restoration cases have been approved — a clear decimate public benefits that both spooked and spooky. turn them into huge prof- sign that disenfranchisement has been the goal. sustain all of us who are — or Check out a 72-page report its" and "giant corporations We recognize that many Floridians don’t feel sorry for hope to be — middle-class. Of issued right before Halloween ... exploit workers just to ex-felons and believe they don’t deserve the ability to course, they can't come right by his Council of Economic boost their own profits." vote. But, despite the terms of disqualification, the state out and say they intend to Advisers. While the Coun- Excuse me, learned schol- constitution extends voting rights to U.S. citizens who gut the middle class, so their cil's documents usually cast ars, but all of that hap- are at least 18 and are permanent residents of candidates and officials have each of the president's poli- pens to be true, as the great Florida. been speaking in tongues cies in the best light, they do majority of Americans What’s more, in most cases, completing all the terms about it. Here's hoary senato- so in sober, quasi-academic know from experience. of a felony sentence is not an easy or inexpensive task. rial scamp Mitch McConnell language focused on the What's really spooky is Once these debts have been paid, there is no reason to babbling that Republicans incumbent's policies. But that these know-nothing deny voting rights or impose an unfair, arduous process. will "address the real drivers the Council's Halloween ideologues are actually of debt by (adjusting) those report reads like an end- advisers to a president of This editorial first appeared in the Sarasota Herald Tri- programs to the demograph- less Trump tweet, focused the United States. To boost bune, a News Herald sister paper with GateHouse Media. ics of America in the future." on his perceived political the economy and help bal- That means nothing to enemies and riddled with ance the budget, let's elimi- normal voters, but it's music fantasies, lies and paranoia nate them with our votes.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Vote on the constitutional topics, from property taxes, through the Constitution Initially, the commission Finally, it’s important amendments to victim’s rights and gam- Revision Committee (CRC). chose about 20 propos- to consider who does the bling across the state. Each This year’s proposed als for this year’s ballot but amendment empower? Is As Tuesday, November 6th amendment requires 60 constitutional amend- determined to group distinct the amendment taking away quickly approaches, Florid- percent of voters to approve ments include: proposals together form- power from local govern- ians will set out to place their it in order for the amend- Amendment 1 “Increased ing eight amendments. ment and shifting it to votes and partake in one of the ment to pass and become Homestead Property Tax This means that vot- Tallahassee or taking power most pivotal recurring events part of the constitution. Exemption”, Amendment 2 ers must approve or reject away from the individual in United States history Well-versed in ballot issues “Limitations on Property Tax disparate proposals that voter and placing it in the This year in particular, and referendums across the Assessments”, and Amend- have been batched together. hands of the legislature? the number of ballots for country for more than 25 ment 5, “Super-majority For example, one bundled With your research done state and local proposed years, I’d like to offer the Vote Required to Impose, ballot question Floridians and the above considerations constitutional amend- people of Florida insight Authorize, or Raise State will need to decide on is to in mind, I strongly encour- ments may seem daunting ahead of the upcoming 2018 Taxes or Fees” which were ban both offshore oil and age everyone to go vote on for Floridians as the list has election on constitutional included by lawmakers. gas drilling as well as vap- or before Tuesday, Novem- exponentially grown since amendments and how to While Amendment 3, ing indoors — reason being, ber 6th and do not skip the previous years. Commonly, approach them before voting. “Voter Control of Gambling clean air, clean water. amendments - the extra few citizens are overwhelmed by First, we need to con- in Florida” and Amend- Another consideration vot- minutes are worth it for you, the voting process because sider how a constitutional ment 4, “Voting Restoration ers should ask is if the pro- your family and the future of the sheer amount of vot- amendment reaches the Amendment,” were citizen- posed issue actually belongs of our states well-being. ing options and the compli- ballot. Traditionally, there initiated amendments. in the constitution. Or is this Amendments and local cated jargon used to explain are three different processes The seven other ballots something the legislature issues matter as much the crucial proposals. wherein an amendment can were included by the Consti- should do or can already do? as the candidates. Vote Floridians will vote on go to ballot; through a citi- tution Revision Committee Ask yourself if this has a nega- your entire ballot. 12 proposed constitutional zen initiative, placed on the who originally placed eight tive impact on the economy, amendments varying in ballot by the legislature or amendments on the ballot. society or your future? Rick Asnani, Palm Beach Florida * ** The News Herald | Monday, November 5, 2018 A9

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Details in offi cer- involved shooting emerge

By Zack McDonald The News Herald

PANAMA CITY —A day after Hurricane Michael made landfall, neighbors of a Bayou George community stood outside to survey the damage only to see a man fatally gunned down by law enforcement after breaking into a unmarked patrol car. Slowly more information is coming to light about the Oct. 11 fatal officer-involved shooting of 26-year-old

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Mechelle Grady and Cecile Scoon assemble lunch plates with other volunteers on Nov. 3 at the Bay County Government Center. The Bay County League of Women Voters, the Xi Omicron Omega Caper of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and other volunteers hosted Party at the Polls on Saturday. The public was invited to have lunch, pick up information about voting topics, and play family friendly games. The Party at the Polls will continue on Sunday. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD]

Party at the polls COMMUNITY | B3 2 EVACUEES Recovery process Parker United Method- IN HOSPICE doesn’t slow voting ist Church (908 S. Tyndall Pkwy.), Panama City Beach CARE BECOME PANAMA CITY — Right Senior Center (423 Lyndell now, every day is voting day Ln.), Lynn Haven Elemen- FRIENDS in Bay County. tary School Cafetorium Six mega voting sites — (300 W. 10th Street), Palo set up from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Alto Church of Christ, — have been set up through- (3119 N Highway 231) and out the county to encourage the Supervisor of Elections voting, and a "mini mega" Office (830 W. 11th Street in site will be open today only Panama City). at the Glenwood Commu- As of Nov. 4, the Bay nity Center, 722 E 9th Ct. County Supervisor of Elec- The other six other reg- tion's website was reporting ular voting locations are 35 percent of registered Voting information from the League of Women Voters of Bay Stanford (746 W. 23rd voters have participated in County is available to the public on Nov. 3 at the Bay County Street in Panama City), early voting. Government Center. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD]

RECOVERY | B6 GULF COUNTY Goodwill open in Panama City, PCB MAKING STRIDES SINCE STORM Bay Asked — We Answered

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By Collin Breaux Rescued goats quickly [email protected] | @ multiplying at Alaqua PCNHCollinB By Nathan Cobb BAY COUNTY — At a time 315-4432 | @WaltonSunNate when many residents have [email protected] items to donate and many The Catholic Charities thrift store was boarded up on Saturday. [COLLIN BREAUX/THE NEWS HERALD] more are needing low cost FREEPORT — Alaqua replacements for items lost Sunday. The 23rd St. location people are coming out every are gone and construction Animal Refuge took in more in the storm, a reader took to accepts donations, and had day because they’re get- equipment is in the parking lot. than 170 goats from a Cal- our Bay Asked, We Answered several customers Saturday. ting vouchers from the The Humane Society Thrift laway resident because of series wondering, "What thrift Goodwill locations in Red Cross.” and Gift on Harrison Ave. in Hurricane Michael. stores have reopened in the Panama City Beach--2826 In addition to Goodwill, the Panama City is also wrecked. Soon after the Oct. 10 area?" Thomas Dr. and 13415 Panama Salvation Army on 15th St. will A large chunk of the front wall storm, refuge staff and vol- While many sustained City Beach Pkwy.—are also open Tuesday. Hours will be 9 is gone and the inside is full of unteers realized that the major damage, a handful have currently open from 9 to 6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday to debris. Signs saying “Do Not majority of the does were or reopened. p.m., though the Panama City Saturday. Enter” and “No Trespassing” are now pregnant. Goodwill stores are open Beach Pkwy. store also plans to are on the property. The Habi- Laurie Hood, the Alaqua’s in Panama City and Panama extend closing hours depend- Other stores damaged tat for Humanity ReStore on founder, said they’re discov- City Beach several weeks after ing on a manager’s decision, 15th Street, Catholic Charities ering new kids daily. Hurricane Michael. according to an employee who Other thrift stores in Bay thrift store on Business 98, and “We’ve probably had, easy, The Goodwill on 23rd St. declined to give their name. County weren’t so fortunate. the Panama City Rescue Mis- 25 babies by now,” Hood said, in Panama City is open from The Thomas Dr. store is The Goodwill in Lynn Haven sion Bargain Center on 77 all who added that the females 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and by next selling full stock and accepting — an area that took a heavy appeared to have substantial and males weren’t separated week plans to resume usual donations, said Sarina James, hit from Hurricane Michael — damage. when they got them. “We business hours: 9 a.m. to 8 the manager on duty. was damaged by the storm and Representatives from those anticipate that the majority p.m. Monday through Satur- Business “has been pick- not open Saturday. Portions of stores were not able to be day and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on ing up,” said James. “More the side wall facing Ohio Ave. reached for comment. See GOATS, B4 * ** B2 Monday, November 5, 2018 | The News Herald

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Kansas City 52/38/r 56/31/pc Topeka 57/37/r 59/31/pc need for eye and skin protection. 1:12a 8:02a ©2018 Last year's high/low ...... 82°/60° 2:19p 8:09p Las Vegas 78/57/s 77/53/s Tucson 83/54/s 84/53/s Normal high/low ...... 76°/54° Panama City 10:04a 3:40a Los Angeles 77/57/pc 75/56/s Wash., DC 59/55/r 70/51/t Record high ...... 91° (1972) 8:44p 1:01p Record low ...... 34° (1991) Port St. Joe 10:51a 1:54a Precipitation 10:23p 1:49p 24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.00" Okaloosa Island 7:26p 3:41a Month to date ...... 1.23" ------Normal month to date ...... 0.47" 10 a.m. Noon 2 p.m. 4 p.m. Milton 11:06p 6:56a Year to date ...... 51.08" 0-2 3-5 6-7 ------Low; Moderate; High; East Bay Normal year to date ...... 53.06" 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme 10:10p 6:26a Average humidity ...... 67% ------Fort Walton Beach MOON PHASES Pensacola 9:26p 5:09a Temperatures ------Fishing Bend 10:07p 6:00a High/low ...... 73°/57° ------Last year's high/low ...... 83°/65° The Narrows 11:03p 8:00a Normal high/low ...... 74°/57° New First Full Last ------Record high ...... 89° (2016) Carrabelle Nov 7 Nov 15 Nov 22 Nov 29 12:14a 6:16a Record low ...... 26° (1966) 1:21p 6:23p Precipitation RIVER LEVELS 24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.00" SUN AND MOON Month to date ...... 0.51" Through 7 a.m. Sun. 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Company makes food PANAMA CITY BEACH PANAMA CITY BEACH PANAMA CITY Woman donation Free transportation to polls One arrested after shooting Town hall planned at Sugar Beach condos Ten pallets of food Today and tomorrow, The local chapter of were delivered to the Bay Town Trolley will be A North Carolina the NAACP will be hold- dies while Gulf Coast Children’s bringing people to the woman was arrested after ing a town hall meeting Advocacy Center and polls for free. Panama City Beach allege this week to discuss Food For Thought by a People can plan their she shot her boyfriend “Displacement, Rem- wellness company based routee online at www. during a domestic alter- edies, Recourse, and evacuating in Arizona. BayTownTrolley.org. cation Sunday afternoon. Solutions” following the Isagenix International The Bay Town Trolley Christin Denton, of aftermath of Hurricane through their indepen- is running all routes 1 Clayton, North Caro- Michael. By Ed Offley was airlifted to a regional dent distributors here – 8; Monday through lina, was charged with Panelists and individu- Special to News Herald medical center where in Florida, Julia and Jay Saturday from 10 a.m. aggravated battery with a als who will be invited to he remains in guarded Johnson, oversaw the to 5 p.m. . firearm and transported to speak are representatives PANAMA CITY BEACH condition. delivery of ten pallets For additional fixed the Bay County Jail. from FEMA, Red Cross, – A decision to flee Hur- Betty Joyce Sewell consisting of 30,000 route information, call According to PCBPD, Salvation Army, the VA, ricane McAreavy was born in IsaLean bars, which are 850-960-1084. officers responded to Legal Services, and City Michael for Oxford, Alabama. on June meant to be a meal, and The voting locations Sugar Beach Condomini- officials, according to a the safety 30, 1936, the daughter 9,900 Whey Thin high on the trolley route are ums, 8727 Thomas Drive, press release. of a rela- of Lewis G. Sewell and protein snack. Parker United Meth- at around 1:40 p.m. in The event will be at 5 tive’s home Francis Haynes. After Local Walton County odist Church at 908 S response to a shoot- p.m. at the First Provi- in Auburn, attending local schools residents, Jim Pierce, Tyndall Parkway via ing. There, they found dence Community Baptist Alabama in the Oxford area, Ms. an investor and board route 2; Panama City the victim, 29-year-old Church, 5209 E. 11th St., McAreavy proved Mcareavy worked as a member of Isagenix, Beach Senior Center Anthony Barker of Chat- Panama City. tragically secretary for many years. along with his wife at 423 Lyndell Ln. via tanooga, Tennessee, For more information, fatal for one longtime After retiring from her Tammy, who is also pres- route 7; Supervisor of suffering from a gun- call Dr. Rufus Wood, Beach resident. job with the Family and ident of the neighboring Election Office at 830 shot wound to the thigh. President of the Bay Betty Sewell McAreavy, Child Services Depart- Emerald Coast Chil- W 11th Street via route During the investiga- County Branch of the 82, was a passenger in a ment in Birmingham, she dren’s Advocacy Center, 1; and the Lynn Haven tion, it was discovered NAACP at 850-630-1113. car driven by a longtime moved to Panama City were behind securing this Elementary School Caf- that Denton allegedly friend, John R. Teel, when Beach in 1991. donation, according to a eteria at 300 W 10th St. shot Barker during an News Herald it was struck head-on She was a member of press release. via route 1. argument. Staff Reports while traveling near the the First Baptist Church town of Seale, Alabama, of Panama City Beach on Tuesday, Oct. 9. A and was well known in report by the Alabama her community for her Law Enforcement Agency amateur paintings. It’s Time to Add Digital concluded that a vehicle She is survived by two driven by a 78-year-old daughters, Mary Ann to Your Marketing Mix. Seale resident crossed the Roberts of Auburn, and dividing line of the two- Tamora Trammell of lane highway on which Panama City Beach. both cars were driving, The family plans for a and collided head-on Memorial Service to be with Teel’s car. McAreavy held in Oxford later this was pronounced dead on month, but details are still the scene and Teel, 86, pending.

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* ** The News Herald | Monday, November 5, 2018 B3 Hurricane survivors under hospice care fi nd friendship

By Kaylin Parker hit the window where I’m 682-6524 | @kparkercnb watching,” Deason said. “It [email protected] scared me to death. I ran to my bedroom, grabbed a pillow, CRESTVIEW — Two and went to the bathtub in Panama City residents dis- my bathroom. I stayed there placed from Hurricane for 30 minutes.” Michael reside at the Crest- After the storm passed, view Manor three weeks after Deason lost electricity in her the storm created a path of apartment. destruction through the Flor- “It was difficult for me to ida Panhandle. stay in my apartment without Sitting in the activity room electricity and water,” Deason at the assisted living facility, said. Teresita Deason and Angela Days after the storm, Littey have nothing but the Deason suffered from an clothes on their back, dona- attack that left her unable tions from the community to breathe. The ambulance in their room, and smiles on arrived and rushed her to their faces. Gulf Coast Regional Medical Deason and Littey suffer Center. from terminal cancer and Four hours after arriving, remain under the care of the ambulance transported Emerald Coast Hospice. Both Deason to the Tallahassee women said they’re blessed. Medical Center because she “I am so secure, and I am couldn’t stay over night in so thankful and blessed,” Panama City. The next day, Littey said. “…I am so grate- Deason was bused from Tal- ful because other people did lahassee back to Panama reach out helping everybody.” City and placed in a shelter “God is always with me, and Pictured are Panama City residents Angela Litty (left) and Teresita Deason (right) with Crestview where she celebrated her 77th I’m so close to Him so I don’t Manor Director Becky Brice-Nash (middle). Littey and Deason are both hospice patients displaced after birthday. worry,” Deason said. “…This Hurricane Michael. [KAYLIN PARKER/NEWS BULLETIN] “It was just like I’m a foot- is the first time I’ve been in ball,” Deason said. “I’ve been this place, and I cannot say Crestview, Littey was 15 was coming through,” Littey for Pensacola. Littey stayed thrown around.” anything more. Everything minutes away from Deason said. over night at the Clarion Inn Deason’s social worker you need is here, and it’s just the day of the storm. Littey The cafeteria was filled with in Pensacola and left at about located her at the shelter and like your own home. I feel like lived on the 12th floor of St. about nine hospice patients 10 a.m. the next morning. arranged for her to stay at I’m home.” Andrews Towers, which and two nurses, but Littey said “Hospice found out where I the Crestview Manor where While wiping the tears from suffered maximum damage. she remained with the general was finally again,” Littey said. she’s been since Oct. 24. her eyes, Crestview Manor’s Littey lost everything in her population in the gym. “I was roughin’ it.” Although Deason is ready to director, Becky Brice-Nash apartment, and many of the “I stayed there a week and From Pensacola, Littey go home, her apartment said she was thankful to get tower’s residents remain a half,” Littey said. “I slept on was brought to the Crest- complex remains to know Deason and Littey. homeless. a mat on the floor before they view Manor. Two hours later, condemned. “When they came here, Around 7 a.m. the day of got in cots for everybody.” she met her new roommate Neither Littey nor Deason they blessed us,” Brice-Nash the storm, Littey was evacu- Littey only spoke positively — Deason. have a timeframe for when said. ated to one of the three main about her experience at the Deason has lived in Florida they will go back to Panama Deason and Littey lived two shelters. shelter. for more than 50 years. She City, but they plan on staying separate stories prior to the Littey recalls having about “Everybody was nice,” has been through hurricanes in contact after they return storm. They had never met, 300 people in the high school Littey said. “It was like a before, but she didn’t realize home. but both women found com- gymnasium, where she stayed calling…We did the best we the magnitude of Hurricane “Oh, I’m going to bug her,” fort in their similarities. during the storm. could.” Michael until it hit. Deason said. “As soon as (Deason) “The whole gymnasium After a week and a half at the Deason rode out the storm Brice-Nash said the Crest- walked in, it started just like was quiet…All of the sudden shelter, the director from St. in her apartment. view Manor continues to get that,” Littey said. there was grumbling at the Andrews Tower told the resi- “I was watching from the calls about people who are dis- Now sharing a room in door and sounded like a train dents they would be leaving window, and then something placed and seek refuge.

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Crews fi ght tireless enemy to KEY WEST WEST PALM BEACH Sheriff: Keys boater NTSB: Student pilot found dead after search error to blame in save only Everglades we’ve got helicopter crash Authorities say a Florida By Kimberly Miller the onus for invasive cleanup replace a couple native spe- man was found dead in the Investigators have deter- The Palm Beach Post on the district, but the wild- cies, they actually transform water after a search that mined that student pilot life service agreed to pay at the ecosystem into something lasted more than 24 hours. error was the cause of a BOYNTON BEACH — The least $1.25 million annually that is not the Everglades.” The Monroe County Sher- helicopter crash in July in slashing of a machete through to the district for the effort. If Water managers estimate iff’s Office says 64-year-old Florida. underbrush — a distinct only $1.25 million is paid, the the refuge has experienced a Raymond Fenton Robbins The National Transpor- metallic ting as regular as a 20-year lease is reduced by 600 percent increase in lygo- went to sea on his boat Friday tation Safety Board report metronome — marked the one year. If $2 million or more dium in the past 20 years. morning as usual but did not found that the Robinson battleground in South Flor- is paid, the lease is increased The flowerless fern was return. Searchers found his R44 helicopter was hov- ida’s fight against a tireless by a year. first detected in Martin boat Friday night but Rob- ering about 5 feet above enemy whose only needs are Feeney said the federal County in 1965, going mostly bins was not on board. The ground when student pilot sunshine and soil. agency paid $2 million last unnoticed until something Keys sheriff’s office dive team Gary Gray overcorrected the Deep in the last remaining year and dedicated another triggered a growth spurt in the and the Coast Guard launched control stick. intact portion of the north- $2 million for the current 1990s. Once established, the a search for Robbins. His body The Palm Beach Post ern Everglades workers hired budget year. The Florida native of Australia, South- was found late Saturday in reported Saturday that under a new land manage- Fish and Wildlife Conserva- east Asia and Africa sends waters near Stock Island. investigators concluded the ment agreement hacked at an tion Commission chipped in out underground shoots that He was wearing dive gear. It movement caused the right- invasive fern that kills native $1 million, and the district can regrow an entire plant if wasn’t immediately clear how rear landing skid to strike the swamp bay, wax myrtle and has earmarked $2 million for not fully removed. It’s also a Robbins died. Authorities say ground and the helicopter dahoon holly trees with a lygodium removal. notorious breeder, unleash- an autopsy is planned and the rolled to the right, causing smothering blanket of lime The annual goal is $5 million ing spores into the air where investigation is continuing. its rotor blades to also hit green leaves. In what is called per year for five years to beat they have spread the fern to the ground. The accident a “poodle cut”, the stalks of down the refuge interloper. Central Florida. DOTHAN happened at Palm Beach the lygodium plant — also “It was a matter of incon- On Tuesday, more than 50 Alabama schools get County Park Airport in Lan- known as Old World climbing sistent funding for many people in suspender-style new students from tana. The student pilot and fern — are sliced about two years,” said Feeney, about waders and 20 pounds of her- Florida after Michael instructor were able to climb feet off the ground and then how the lygodium got such a bicide in tanks on their backs out through the helicopter’s sprayed with a low toxicity- deep foothold in the refuge. crunched through toothy saw- School systems in south shattered front windshield herbicide. The remaining “After five to six years it will grass and thorny greenbrier Alabama are seeing an influx and suffered only minor growth over the rounded be about maintenance.” vines to chop with machetes at of students from the Florida injuries. tree tops is left to die, leav- The district was recently the lygodium. They are brought Panhandle weeks after Hur- ing the tree trunks exposed able to muster its full force in by airboat, gliding over well- ricane Michael. CORAL SPRINGS and resembling the grooming to fight lygodium and worn trails where churned-up WTVY-TV reports that 63 31 years later, man style of a pampered poodle. the papery-barked inva- sediment turns the water the new students have enrolled charged in rape “Welcome to the front- sive melaleuca tree, whose color of Willy Wonka’s choco- in Dothan city schools since line,” said Rory Feeney, land tightly-packed stands attack late river. When water levels the hurricane, and 17 more After 31 years, police in resources bureau chief for the marshland by blocking out get to low for airboats in the are now attending Houston Florida have arrested a man South Florida Water Manage- the sun. While lygodium col- northern part of the refuge, the County schools. in a woman’s rape based ment District during a tour lapses tree islands under its operation makes a systematic Houston County schools on new DNA testing of old of efforts to control inva- weighty canopy, the mela- march south. had to make room for new evidence. sive vegetation in the Arthur leuca kills the native flora But manpower isn’t the only students, and there may be The South Florida Sun R. Marshall Loxahatchee that acts as the base for a food tool the district is using to fight more on the way. Superin- Sentinel reports that National Wildlife Refuge. chain that supports dozens the fern. tendent David Sewell says 60-year-old Frank Mon- The district has sole of threatened and endan- About $750,000 was also the system could still gain tana was extradited last responsibility for exotic gered species including wood approved this year to continue 10 to 15 additional students. week to Florida after serv- plant management in the storks and snail kites. Gray- projects that raise colonies Dannon Glover evacuated ing prison time in Minnesota 144,000-acre refuge west ing tree trunks like whiskers of insects to attack the fern, his family from hard-hit for a similar sexual assault. of Palm Beach County after on the mottled green and gold which is particularly dense in Panama City, and they’re Investigators say DNA evi- it settled a dispute last year landscape mark areas where Everglades National Park, the now living in an unused dence shows Montana was with the U.S. Fish and Wild- melaleuca treatment has been refuge and the Kissimmee River church parsonage at Wick- the man who raped a Coral life Service. The two agencies successful. region. sburg. Moving to a new Springs woman in 1987 were at odds over a 65-year “It’s a bit cliché, but there “This is the quintessential school has been an adjust- wearing a ski mask and relationship that required the really is only one Everglades. river of grass,” Rodgers said ment for his sixth-grader, claiming he had a gun. The federal government to control There is nothing else like it Tuesday, gesturing to yawn- Lyndon Glover, who had to DNA evidence linked to invasive species in Florida’s in the world,” said LeRoy ing fields of wheat-colored change band levels because Montana was on a tampon largest national wildlife Rodgers, the district’s lead sawgrass in the refuge. “If we of scheduling differences. the woman was wearing refuge while leasing the land invasive species biologist. just walked away, 75 percent of Schools begin reopening in when she was assaulted. from the district. “And what we are seeing with this would be melaleuca and Old Bay County around Panama A new 20-year lease puts invasives is they don’t just World climbing fern.” City next week. From staff and wire reports * ** B4 Monday, November 5, 2018 | The News Herald Scott seeks joint appointments to Supreme Court

By Lloyd Dunkelberger The Supreme Court will filed by the League of down before their terms list of potential justices by must share the power to The News Service of Florida hear arguments Nov. 8 on Women Voters and expire on Jan. 8. And the Nov. 10, with the argument appoint judges under certain the timing of a Supreme Common Cause, which winner of the governor’s it would avoid a prolonged circumstances," attorneys TALLAHASSEE — In Court Judicial Nominat- sought to block the gover- race is expected to take the court vacancy. for the League of Women another move in a closely ing Commission decision nor’s actions through a legal oath of office prior to inau- “The governor’s expec- Voters and Common watched case, Gov. Rick to certify a list of potential procedure known as a writ of guration day, effectively tation is that he and the Cause wrote. "The exercise Scott is asking the Florida new justices from a pool of quo warranto, was “directed beginning his term at mid- governor-elect -- like Gov. of solemn constitutional Supreme Court to allow 59 lawyers and judges who entirely” to the nomination night on Jan. 8 when the Chiles and then Gov.-elect duties like this should not him and the newly elected have applied for the upcom- process and not the gover- justices’ terms expire. Bush -- will agree on the be fodder for back-room governor to jointly appoint ing vacancies. nor’s appointment powers, The governor’s law- selection of three justices political dealing. While the three justices to the state’s The nominating com- the brief said. yers want the court to who will serve with distinc- person elected governor on highest court. mission is scheduled to “The Oct. 15 order appears acknowledge “another tion,” the brief said, quoting November 6 is certainly free Scott wants the court to interview all the applicants to have overlooked or mis- circumstance” under a press release from Scott’s to consult with Governor modify an Oct. 15 order that over a period of four days, apprehended the distinction which Scott could make office about the appoint- Scott (or anyone else for that gave the “sole authority” Saturday and Sunday in between the nomination and the appointments “with ment process. matter) as to how to exercise for those Supreme Court Miami, and Nov. 8 and Nov. appointment processes,” the the concurrence of the But the League of Women his appointment power, appointments to the winner 9 in Tampa. governor’s brief said. “Only governor-elect.” Voters and Common Cause there is no legal requirement of Tuesday’s gubernatorial In another legal filing last certain discrete aspects of The brief cites the prece- filed a response Wednesday that he do so." election between Republican week, the League of Women the nomination process dent of Gov. Lawton Chiles that argued the Supreme The Supreme Court Ron DeSantis and Democrat Voters of Florida and have been challenged via a and incoming Gov. Jeb Bush Court should reject Scott's appointments are draw- Andrew Gillum. Common Cause, the groups petition for quo warranto in agreeing on the appoint- request for rehearing. The ing heavy scrutiny because In a brief filed Tuesday that originally challenged this proceeding.” ment of Quince in 1998. filing said the governor's they could shift the ideo- night, Scott’s lawyers asked Scott’s decision to involve In addition to striking the Chiles made the appoint- request is, "at bottom, logical direction of the the court to grant a rehearing himself in the appointments, “sole authority” language, ment on Dec. 11 under the just the latest in a long state’s highest court for and to “clarify” the order, have asked the court to order the governor’s lawyers agreement with Bush, who line of attempts to further years to come. which said the new gover- reopening the application want the court to expand did not take office until Jan- control the judicial nomi- Pariente, Lewis and nor, who will take office on process with a deadline of on provisions in the Oct. 15 uary 1999. nating process and taint Quince are part of a liberal Jan. 8, has the authority to no earlier than Jan. 8. order that noted Scott could Scott’s lawyers noted it with his partisan policy bloc, which now holds a appoint replacements for In the governor’s brief, his make the appointments if it “was precisely those preferences." slim 4-3 majority on the justices Barbara Pariente, lawyers are asking the court the justices left before their circumstances” that the "In any event, Gover- seven-member court. R. Fred Lewis and Peggy to strike the language from terms expired or if the new governor invoked when he nor Scott still points to no They have helped thwart Quince. The three longtime the Oct. 15 order that gave governor failed to take office directed the Supreme Court provision in the Florida Scott and the Republican- justices will leave the court the “sole authority” for the at midnight between Jan. 7 Judicial Nominating Com- Constitution, no statute, dominated Legislature in January because they have appointments to the new and Jan. 8. mission to accept applicants and no case law for the on numerous occasions reached a mandatory retire- governor. None of the justices have for the upcoming court remarkable suggestion that since the governor took ment age. The original challenge indicated they plan to step vacancies and to certify a two different governors office in 2011. GOATS

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of those females are pregnant.” Dr. Amy Williams, a staff veterinarian for Alaqua, said the biggest challenge is converting Alaqua into something it wasn’t origi- More than 170 goats took shelter at Alaqua during nally planned to be. Hurricane Michael, and Hood said she believes the “The difficulty has been majority of the females are pregnant. [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] creating a goat place, because we haven’t had any — other than a few with 200 over several years. large numbers of goats,” pregnancy complications. The gestation period for Williams said. “We’ve got Williams added that for goats is only about 150 to create a facility that we the most part the goats are days. didn’t have, on the place friendly and smaller, which As of now, the goats that we’ve already had.” she said is what people look are roaming Alaqua’s Hood said that when for when adopting them as horse pasture, and the the goats arrived, some a pet. staff is helping them were visibly pregnant. Laurie Hood said that the goats’ previous owner had a handful that turned into nearly Once the goats are vac- get healthy and ready for They expected some of the 200 in only a few years. [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] cinated, de-wormed and adoption. other goats to be as well, declared healthy, they’ll “We’re looking for- but didn’t expect anything asked how many goats March.” vaccinated, given medi- be available for adoption. ward to finding them good like this. are currently pregnant. “I She said caring for the cal care and put into their Hood said the goats’ homes where they can “I have no idea, other would imagine that a great goats has been a little system, but that things previous owner put a few have lots of pasture and than the ones that are number of them are. ... We overwhelming because are running smoothly and on a construction site, lots of places to do what obvious,” Hood said when could be having babies until all of them have to be the goats are doing well which grew into almost they do best,” Hood said.

officer. Swett said the of unmarked patrol SUV, hearing one gunshot. the man had attempted officers and pronounced SHOOTING officers were at a house which had the emer- The officers then began to grab an officer’s fire- dead at the scene, BCSO rendering medical aid to gency lights activated, performing life-saving arm. That’s when gunfire reported. From Page B1 his neighbor, who’d had and opened it. He looked measures to no avail. erupted. Neither of the The investigation was a seizure. As the woman at Swett and asked a final Another resident of witnesses saw whether later turned over to FDLE Dakota Frank Brooks. passed, she told them question: “Is this loot- Pinetree Avenue, who did the man had fled the after several minutes of The Florida Department a man had been looting ing?” Swett quoted him not want to be identified, patrol car before or after attempting to contact of Law Enforcement is and checking car door as saying. said he watched as the the gunfire. them. Hurricane Michael still investigating the 8 handles, Swett said. “I told him five times to man broke into another According to Bay had knocked out commu- p.m. shooting near the “She didn’t describe ‘be smart,’” Swett said. “I house in the neighbor- County Sheriff’s Office nications for much of the intersection of Pinetree him, I just knew by his just kept saying ‘be smart, hood. However, he was reports, investigators county. Avenue and Azalea Street aggressive posture when man, be smart.’ It wasn’t caught in the act by a arrived at about 8 p.m. to BCSO interviewed wit- involving Florida Depart- he walked up that must but about 35 seconds later female that lived at the the intersection of Pine- nesses and separated the ment of Financial Services be the guy,” Swett said. the officers flanked him home, the witness said. tree Avenue and Azalea officers while FDLE was officers Shane Gaghan “He didn’t look like he on both sides. I turned “She went to get an Road where the unmarked en route. Both officers and Christopher Precious. was drunk or on drugs. around and was getting officer down the street patrol SUV still had its were placed on admin- Neighbor Landon He just looked like he had my people inside because already helping out some blue and red lights acti- istrative leave, which is Swett, a former resident snapped.” I did not want to see what people,” the witness said. vated. Nearby, the man policy, as the investiga- of Pinetree Avenue, said The man then asked was about to happen.” “He started following the later identified as Brooks tion continues. he and his neighbors were Swett if he knew him and Swett said he remem- female down the street, so was motionless and laying Swett said he lost his standing in the front yard whether he knew he was bered seeing the man we followed after them. face down in a yard, BCSO home to the storm. After of his destroyed home looting. Swett said he looking and feeling around That’s when he tried to reported. seeing the shooting and looking at the damage responded he did not but inside the patrol car for steal the patrol car.” “Two officers who surviving the wrath of when a woman walked told him he should not be something as the officers The witness said that were later identified Hurricane Michael, he past them and asked looting. That’s when the ran toward the SUV. As he moments before the as (Gaghan) and (Pre- and his family went to where she could find an man went to the car door ran inside, Swett recalled shooting, it appeared cious) were on scene and camp in the woods rather appeared to have been the than run the risk of having officers that requested to witness anything help over the radio as similar. they seemed upset and “It’s heart break- stating that he wouldn’t ing,” he added. “I’ve listen,” officers wrote. never seen anything “As I assessed the scene I like that. But those offi- was advised by both officers were there to help. cers that a white male was They didn’t do anything shot and was handcuffed malicious. And he tried in the side yard located at to steal their SUV — for 5700 Pinetree Rd.” what reason, I’ll never Brooks was checked by know.”

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Additional trucks and lay down yards should speed debris pickup. [TIM CROFT | SPECIAL TO THE NEWS HERALD] Gulf County makes progress

Power on north Those are the displaced end, the displaced people emergency hous- immediate hurdles ing aims to assist, starting with those still in shelters in Principal Joni Mock reads to students atPort St. Joe Elementary as they had a “ﬁ eld trip” to the pumpkin By Tim Croft Honeyville and Oak Grove patch. [SPECIAL TO THE NEWS HERALD] 850-227-7827 | @PSJ_Star Church. [email protected] And, Nelson said, a significant number of those PORT ST JOE — Three who lost their homes will weeks ago, on the evening ultimately be found at the Area schools slowly of the catastrophe that bottom of that pyramid. was Hurricane Michael, “I know the process, but anybody predicting that what we need is to expedite returning to ‘normal’ most of the Gulf County the process,” Nelson said. would have major ser- “We know, because in this vices within a month might county everybody knows By Tim Croft Sr. High School, about 504 But regardless of a time- have been considered everybody, that there are 850-227-7827 | @PSJ_Star prior to Michael, was about table, to say teachers and hurricane-shocked. going to be people who need [email protected] 330 on Tuesday. students are showing eager- Nonetheless, three weeks that housing. “The students are in good ness, a determination, to following the unwelcome “The next steps are PORT ST JOE — When it spirits and we’ve been work- return to school, is evident, arrival of the third-most disaster housing and the came to the subject of getting ing on providing them any principals said. intense storm to hit the displaced.” students back to the class- needed counseling,” Dailey “The students seem excited continental U.S., more than County Administrator rooms as soon as possible after said. “After a week of review, to be back and they are doing 80 percent of the county has Michael Hammond said Hurricane Michael, Superin- we are moving forward in good,” Bidwell said. “I have power and a higher percent- during a special meeting tendent of Schools Jim Norton classes.” all my teachers, but one is age has water. last week that there are no did some delegating. Dailey added that the “big- commuting from Destin and Internet is still an issue county ordinances, rules or Each school, each principal, gest game-changer” was another is commuting from and phone communication regulations which prevent each administrative staff, each moving back to the high school Tallahassee. conjures remembrances of the deployment of FEMA community had its unique last week after it was deemed “Another teacher is here but once upon on time calling trailers in the county. challenges. structurally safe. doesn’t have a house. We are from the dead zone called Further, Hammond said So Norton said act High school students were getting there.” St. Joseph Peninsula, but the city of Port St. Joe had accordingly. splitting use of Port St. Joe And that school has had the overall the progress, given relaxed certain rules to “I just asked them to do Elementary School the first most work to do in preparation the severity of the storm, allow FEMA trailers within what they need to do for their week. for students, given classroom has been remarkable. the city. school,” Norton said. “This The district will remain destruction, forcing Bidwell “Looking at the big pic- And, Commissioner was home rule, right down to half-days, Norton said, adding and staff into some “creative ture, everything is going Ward McDaniel empha- the Wewahitchka schools and he had no date in mind for spacing.” great, things are moving at sized, it was important for the Port St. Joe schools. the resumption of full days The junior-senior high warp speed,” said county residents to register with “I have a strong administra- with after-school programs school lost at least seven Emergency Management the FEMA disaster recovery tive staff and I told them to do and other extracurricular classrooms, so high school Director Marshall Nelson. center at the public library. what they needed to do to get activities. and middle school students “We are way ahead of the FEMA, McDaniel and the school house going again.” Those half days are in the are sharing the Oscar Redd best schedule we could Nelson said, can only This is the second week of morning, in large measure wing of the school normally have asked, but we are address needs it can quan- half-days, but the first with to allow teachers and other used exclusively by the middle always going to have some tify and that is what the the district again provid- staff to set-up appointments school. hiccups.” FEMA and SBA application ing transportation and the with insurance adjusters and Dailey’s staff is also fully Right now, the biggest processes accomplish. increase in student numbers FEMA. back, save one teacher who challenges are restoring On the power front, Gulf reflect that. “There are others who have could not secure hous- power to the county’s entire Coast Electric Cooperative Principal Jay Bidwell said a greater need than being in ing locally, while Mock said north end and providing continues to work on the roughly 70 percent of students school,” Dailey said. she was lacking just three housing for those displaced north end issues, with about were in school at Wewahitchka Norton said district admin- teachers still dealing with and left without a home by 18 percent of its customers Jr./Sr. High School. istrators will consult with state displacement. Michael. in the county still without At Port St. Joe Elementary, officials before determining a And all said that teaching The latter is obviously a power as of press time. Joni Mock reported a jump of full resumption of school. was taking place and forward significant issue in a county The issue is damage to 100 students between Monday Norton added that some momentum occurring on where 1,146 homes were main transmission lines and Tuesday, with roughly 434 of the damage to schools, curriculum. completely destroyed, 1,826 coming out of Georgia, but students in class Tuesday. particularly Wewahitchka “School is going great,” structures sustained major Nelson noted the Co-Op That is out of an enrollment Jr./Sr. High School, may Mock said. “We are excited damage and 3,524 sustained stepped up and deployed of nearly 600. render that building unable about the number of students what is considered minor generators widely to bring Principal Josh Dailey said to be fully opened until after that have returned. It’s been damage. power back up for most of enrollment at Port St. Joe Jr./ Thanksgiving. awesome.” This week the county was the north end. notified that it qualified for On the south end, the fact disaster housing. that nearly the entire area Nelson said that would had power less than 10 days likely mean the FEMA after the storm was, Nelson trailer program. said, remarkable. ‘We did it once, we’ll do it again’ “Most of the rental hous- “Duke Energy, they ing in the county is coastal,” deserve a gold star,” he said. Supporters say Port In addition, the theater Nelson noted. As for water to north Theatre to shine again remains on the list of projects Much of that, he added, of the Stump Hole on St. seeking a state historical preser- was damaged or will be Joseph Peninsula, replace- By Tim Croft vation grant, though the theater rented to those who already ment of nearly a mile of 850-227-7827 | @PSJ_Star and Centennial Building, top 10 reserved their space for a sewer line has been com- [email protected] projects last year, have dropped future visit. pleted by the city of Port on the funding list. “Our housing market is St. Joe and replacement of PORT ST JOE — The historic At least two shows scheduled gone (after Michael). We water line the same dis- Port Theatre has survived prior for the theater have already don’t have places to rent,” tance was near completion hurricanes. been lost, Shoaf said, but artists, Nelson added. by Lighthouse Utilities. Hurricane Michael, members both those who have performed The FEMA process, as “The city of Port St. Joe of the Port Theatre Arts and in the theater and those who explained by state officials and (Lighthouse) really Community Center (PTACC) have not, have shown support during a meeting on hous- jumped on that,” Nelson said, isn’t going to be the death for the facility’s rebirth. ing last week, considers said. “The only thing hold- knell to the building, which is “They have told us when the population impacted ing them up was getting on the Florida and National you are ready we will come by a natural disaster as the (Florida Department of Historic Registries. The Port Theatre roof lost its back, whether it’s play- something of an inverted Transportation) to mark the One important aspect to battle with Michael’s winds ing outside or whatever, and triangle. new right-of-way.” remember, said Natalie Shoaf [SPECIAL TO THE NEWS HERALD] do whatever you want us to At the top of that pyra- Other than those with of the PTAAC, is that while the do,” Shoaf said. mid are homeowners who wells and no power, that theater was hosting concerts different. “Their support has been through insurance or some area is the last major sec- and other events, full renova- “We have no roof. We need amazing.” other mechanism, SBA loan, tion of the county without tion had yet to get started due to get a roof up there so it does And while the members of FEMA reimbursement, running water. to a lack of funding. not deteriorate any further and the PTACC have professional will qualify for assistance Debris removal in some And after “mucking” out the we need a little more (improve- and personal hardships to dig through other programs. areas was not going as fast mud and debris storm surge ments), such as fixing a window out of, Shoaf has little doubt As FEMA works down as hoped, or as in other brought into the theater, the which is high up.” the theater will do just that and that pyramid, as those eli- areas, but Nelson said con- facility looks much like it did, a The PTAAC, Shoaf said, will thrive. gible for other programs are tractor Ash Britt had added little rougher around the edges, go back to FEMA as a non- “I think the community made whole and drop away more trucks and established maybe. profit and seek the funding to needs that theater,” Shoaf said. from the process, what is additional lay down yards to “It was not in pristine shape repair the roof, having secured “We (brought it back) once and left are those not eligible for facilitate faster, more effi- to begin with,” Shoaf said. letters from a pair of structural we will do it again, working other programs. cient removal. “So it doesn’t look that much engineers. together." * ** The News Herald | Monday, November 5, 2018 B7

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By Dustin Kent postseason, while another is game will move on to face “We’re excited for the month. If we hadn’t been able 747-5065 | @PCNHDustinKent sore about staying home. top-seeded Raines, which gets guys,” he said. “We played to do that, we would’ve told [email protected] Rutherford is the No. 5 seed a bye into the second round. a really tough schedule and the FHSAA to take somebody in Region 1-4A and will open Regardless of whether the we’re excited to have the else. Hopefully that game will The FHSAA revealed its the playoffs at No. 4 seed Rams advance past their first chance to represent the com- pay dividends for us Friday brackets for the 2018 high Marianna on Friday just a round matchup, Rutherford munity and the school. We’re and we can get back to game school football playoffs week after losing to the Bull- coach Loren Tillman said he was glad we were able to get back speed.” Sunday and two Bay County dogs 26-12 at Tommy Oliver thrilled for his players just to be on the field last Friday since teams are headed to the Stadium. The winner of that able to continue the season. we hadn’t been out there in a See PLAYOFFS, C3 LONG-DISTANCE CALL Harvick earns shot at Cup title

By Stephen Hawkins The Associated Press

FORT WORTH, Texas — Kevin Harvick earned a shot at another NASCAR Cup championship, rocketing past polesitter Ryan Blaney in overtime Sunday to win at Texas. Another late caution led to a third restart in the final 35 laps, each time with Harvick leading. Har- vick led 177 of the 337 laps. After taking the inside on the first two restarts, and Harvick briefly losing the lead after the second one, Harvick opted to start from outside for the green-white-check- ered finish. By time they got to the backstretch, Harvick had pushed his No. 4 Ford in New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas (13) scores on a 72 yard touchdown reception against the Los Angeles Rams. [AP front and raced to his eighth PHOTO/BILL FEIG] win of this season. “I thought if I could keep him from finishing the corner I could drive back by him,” Har- Thomas helps Saints beat Rams 45-35 vick said. “It all worked out.” It is the second year in a row that Harvick, the 2014 The Associated Press pivotal third-down play with Cup champion, won the fall about four minutes to go, when race at Texas to get into the NEW ORLEANS — Michael the Rams seemed to expect the final four. Of his 32 starts in Thomas caught a late 72-yard Saints to run a play closer to the the Lone Star State, his only touchdown reception and first-down marker. Thomas two wins are the last two fall then celebrated with a cell- ran free behind Marcus Peters, races, but those are among his phone in a throwback to caught Brees’ long throw virtu- 20 top-10 finishes there. another famous New Orleans ally in stride and ran straight to “This place has been really play, and the streaking Saints the goal post, where he got out good to me. I’m glad we got handed the Los Angeles Rams an old-school flip phone — rem- the win again here,” he said. their first loss of the season iniscent of Joe Horn’s Sunday Harvick also won both stages with a 45-35 win on Sunday. night TD celebration in 2003. at the 1 1/ 2-mile Texas track, the Drew Brees passed for 346 Like Horn, Thomas was fourth time this season he did yards and four touchdowns in penalized, but the Rams never that and went on to win the race. New Orleans’ seventh straight threatened after that. With Joey Logano and Har- win, and Thomas finished with P.J. Williams, credited with vick locked in after winning the a club-record 211 yards receiv- causing two turnovers in New past two races, the series goes ing. But what happened after Orleans’ previous victory, to Phoenix next week with only their last connection of the day broke up a fourth-down pass two spots up for grabs for the really stole the show in a wild intended for Brandin Cooks, championship run at Home- shootout between two of the virtually sealing the result. New Orleans Saints cornerback P.J. Williams (26) breaks up a stead in two weeks. NFL’s best offenses. fourth down pass intended for Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Thomas’ long TD came on a See SAINTS, C3 Brandin Cooks. [AP PHOTO/BUTCH DILL] See HARVICK, C3

Top 25 Takeaways: Tide-Bulldogs rematch

By Ralph D. Russo No. 11 Kentucky in the dust. The Associated Press The Tigers and Wildcats can still go on to good sea- Showdown Saturday dis- sons, maybe New Year’s Six posed of the SEC pretenders bowls, but they were out of and set up a rematch that their league Saturday. Ala- seemed inevitable since last bama and Georgia have work January. to do over the next three Alabama vs. Georgia in weeks to set up one of the Atlanta, this time for the most highly anticipated SEC Southeastern Conference title games ever. FOOTBALL | C2 championship instead of the It’s hard to fathom the Tide national title. It is the earliest not arriving at Mercedes- AROUND the SEC championship game Benz Stadium with a 12-0 has ever been set. record. The Tide offense THE NFL The much-hyped SEC dou- was sometimes slowed but bleheader that decided both the supposedly vulnerable Standings, recaps Alabama wide receiver Henry Ruggs III (11) celebrates his divisions turned out to be a defense feasted on LSU’s lim- and more from touchdown reception with teammates in the ﬁ rst half of a dud: The top-ranked Tide ited offense. Sunday’s games college football game against LSU on Saturday in Baton Rouge, toyed with No. 4 LSU . The La. [GERALD HERBERT/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] sixth-ranked Bulldogs left See REMATCH, C3 * ** C2 Monday, November 5, 2018 | The News Herald

Monday’s game Titans at Cowboys: Two 3-4 teams look to turn their WEEK 9 seasons around at 8:15 p.m. ET on ESPN.

AFC ATA GLANCE SUMMARIES

EAST Team W L T Pct PF PA New England 6 2 0 .750 239 185 Miami 5 4 0 .556 187 225 N.Y. Jets 3 6 0 .333 198 213 Buffalo 2 7 0 .222 96 241 SOUTH Team W L T Pct PF PA Houston 6 3 0 .667 216 184 Tennessee 3 4 0 .429 106 127 DOLPHINS 13, JETS 6 FALCONS 38, REDSKINS 14 VIKINGS 24, LIONS 9 CHIEFS 37, BROWNS 21 PANTHERS 42, BUCCANEERS 28 Jacksonville 3 5 0 .375 134 170 NEWYORK 0303—6 ATLANTA 7 14 7 10—38 DETROIT 0603—9 KANSAS CITY 7 14 13 3—37 TAMPA BAY 0 14 7 7—28 Indianapolis 3 5 0 .375 231 213 MIAMI 0607—13 WASHINGTON 0 7 7 0—14 MINNESOTA 7 10 0 7—24 CLEVELAND 3 12 0 6—21 CAROLINA 14 21 0 7—42 Second Quarter First Quarter First Quarter First Quarter First Quarter NORTH Mia—FG Sanders 43, 12:39. Atl—Coleman 39 pass from Ryan (Tavecchio Min—Murray 1 run (Bailey kick), 9:53. KC—Hunt 50 pass from Mahomes (Butker Car—Armah 1 run (Gano kick), 10:34. Team W L T Pct PF PA Mia—FG Sanders 27, 1:11. kick), 9:46. Second Quarter kick), 8:14. Car—McCaffrey 3 run (Gano kick), 3:14. Pittsburgh 5 2 1 .688 227 188 NYJ—FG Myers 48, :20. Second Quarter Det—FG Prater 35, 13:16. Cle—FG Joseph 51, 2:45. Second Quarter Cincinnati 5 3 0 .625 221 237 Fourth Quarter Atl—I.Smith 12 run (Tavecchio kick), 9:10. Det—FG Prater 35, 4:45. Second Quarter TB—Howard 4 pass from Fitzpatrick Baltimore 4 5 0 .444 213 160 Mia—Baker 25 interception return (Sanders Was—Doctson 2 pass from A.Smith (Hopkins Min—Thielen 2 pass from Cousins (Bailey KC—Kelce 11 pass from Mahomes (Butker (Catanzaro kick), 14:15. Cleveland 2 6 1 .278 190 247 kick), 10:48. kick), 3:10. kick), 3:20. kick), 13:30. Car—Samuel 33 run (Gano kick), 11:20. WEST NYJ—FG Myers 56, 5:57. Atl—Ridley 40 pass from Ryan (Tavecchio Min—FG Bailey 39, :04. Cle—Chubb 3 run (pass failed), 6:29. Car—McCaffrey 1 run (Gano kick), 7:24. Team W L T Pct PF PA A—65,533. kick), :28. Fourth Quarter KC—Hunt 1 run (Butker kick), 2:24. Car—Olsen 17 pass from Newton (Gano Kansas City 8 1 0 .889 327 226 NYJ Mia Third Quarter Min—Hunter 32 fumble return (Bailey Cle—Johnson 19 pass from Mayfield (pass kick), 4:01. L.A. Chargers 6 2 0 .750 220 180 First downs 14 7 Atl—Coleman 10 pass from Ryan (Tavecchio kick), 6:57. failed), :26. TB—Howard 3 pass from Fitzpatrick Denver 3 6 0 .333 205 213 Total Net Yards 275 168 kick), 9:58. Det—FG Prater 37, 1:11. Third Quarter (Catanzaro kick), :15. Oakland 1 7 0 .125 141 252 Rushes-yards 20-73 27-64 Was—Bibbs 3 run (Hopkins kick), 2:15. A—66,825. KC—Kelce 13 pass from Mahomes (Butker Third Quarter Passing 202 104 Fourth Quarter Det Min kick), 10:03. TB—Humphries 5 pass from Fitzpatrick Punt Returns 2-17 3-37 Atl—FG Tavecchio 27, 7:09. First downs 18 17 KC—Hunt 10 run (kick failed), 7:28. (Catanzaro kick), 5:14. Kickoff Returns 0-0 1-24 Atl—Jones 35 pass from Ryan (Tavecchio Total Net Yards 209 283 Fourth Quarter Fourth Quarter NFC ATA GLANCE Interceptions Ret. 0-0 4-49 kick), 3:45. Rushes-yards 24-66 23-128 Cle—Johnson 5 pass from Mayfield (pass TB—Humphries 30 pass from Fitzpatrick Comp-Att-Int 21-39-4 15-24-0 Atl Was Passing 143 155 failed), 14:57. (Catanzaro kick), 14:24. Sacked-Yards Lost 4-27 4-35 First downs 25 20 Punt Returns 0-0 1-24 KC—FG Butker 39, 9:27. Car—Samuel 19 pass from Newton (Gano EAST Punts 6-46.2 9-44.7 Total Net Yards 491 366 Kickoff Returns 3-58 1-15 KC Cle kick), 9:04. Team W L T Pct PF PA Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 Rushes-yards 24-154 15-79 Interceptions Ret. 1-21 0-0 First downs 27 26 TB Car Washington 5 3 0 .625 160 172 Penalties-Yards 5-45 5-55 Passing 337 287 Comp-Att-Int 25-36-0 18-22-1 Total Net Yards 499 388 First downs 23 22 Philadelphia 4 4 0 .500 178 156 Time of Possession 31:34 28:26 Punt Returns 1-4 1-0 Sacked-Yards Lost 10-56 1-9 Rushes-yards 24-139 25-102 Total Net Yards 301 407 Dallas 3 4 0 .429 140 123 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Kickoff Returns 0-0 5-95 Punts 5-44.4 4-40.8 Passing 360 286 Rushes-yards 21-82 32-179 N.Y. Giants 1 7 0 .125 150 205 RUSHING—New York, Crowell 13-49, Interceptions Ret. 1-0 1-24 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-1 Punt Returns 0-0 1-1 Passing 219 228 McGuire 6-23, R.Anderson 1-1. Miami, Gore Comp-Att-Int 26-38-1 30-46-1 Penalties-Yards 8-66 3-15 Kickoff Returns 2-53 1-16 Punt Returns 2-15 1-12 SOUTH 20-53, Drake 3-9, Osweiler 3-4, Ballage Sacked-Yards Lost 2-13 3-19 Time of Possession 36:45 23:15 Interceptions Ret. 1-18 1-0 Kickoff Returns 1-25 0-0 Team W L T Pct PF PA 1-(minus 2). Punts 2-51.5 5-49.0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Comp-Att-Int 23-32-1 30-43-1 Interceptions Ret. 0-0 2-39 New Orleans 7 1 0 .875 279 218 PASSING—New York, Darnold 21-39-4-229. Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 RUSHING—Detroit, K.Johnson 12-37, Sacked-Yards Lost 2-15 2-22 Comp-Att-Int 24-41-2 19-25-0 Carolina 6 2 0 .750 220 180 Miami, Osweiler 15-24-0-139. Penalties-Yards 7-50 10-147 Golladay 1-8, Blount 5-8, T.Wilson 1-7, Punts 2-31.5 2-19.5 Sacked-Yards Lost 3-24 2-19 Atlanta 4 4 0 .500 228 226 RECEIVING—New York, Herndon 4-62, Time of Possession 32:56 27:04 Stafford 5-6. Minnesota, Cook 10-89, Murray Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 Punts 5-46.2 4-50.0 Tampa Bay 3 5 0 .375 229 275 R.Anderson 4-32, Enunwa 3-40, McGuire INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 10-31, Thielen 1-5, Cousins 2-3. Penalties-Yards 11-86 4-20 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 NORTH 3-37, Kearse 3-20, Cannon 1-15, Crowell RUSHING—Atlanta, Coleman 13-88, I.Smith PASSING—Detroit, Stafford 25-36-0-199. Time of Possession 29:09 30:51 Penalties-Yards 8-49 9-84 Team W L T Pct PF PA 1-11, Leggett 1-6, Tomlinson 1-6. Miami, 10-60, Ridley 1-6. Washington, A.Smith 1-22, Minnesota, Cousins 18-22-1-164. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Time of Possession 29:00 31:00 Chicago 5 3 0 .625 235 153 Amendola 5-47, Drake 4-26, Ballage 2-17, Perine 2-20, Bibbs 3-20, Peterson 9-17. RECEIVING—Detroit, Riddick 7-36, M.Jones RUSHING—Kansas City, Hunt 17-91, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Minnesota 5 3 1 .611 221 204 Stills 1-19, Grant 1-16, Parker 1-8, Gore 1-6. PASSING—Atlanta, Ryan 26-38-1-350. 6-66, Golladay 3-46, K.Johnson 3-7, Willson Mahomes 2-18, Hill 2-16, Ware 2-12, Watkins RUSHING—Tampa Bay, Barber 11-31, Green Bay 3 3 1 .500 175 173 MISSED FIELD GOALS—New York, Myers 50. Washington, A.Smith 30-46-1-306. 2-17, T.Jones 2-13, Roberts 1-12, Blount 1-2. Cleveland, Chubb 22-85, Perriman 2-9, Fitzpatrick 5-23, Rodgers 2-14, Humphries 1-7, Detroit 3 5 0 .375 180 210 RECEIVING—Atlanta, Jones 7-121, Ridley 1-2. Minnesota, Thielen 4-22, Cook 4-20, Johnson 1-8. Wilson 2-7. Carolina, McCaffrey 17-79, Samuel 6-71, Coleman 5-68, Sanu 4-45, Hooper 3-41, Beebe 3-21, Treadwell 2-37, Rudolph 2-28, PASSING—Kansas City, Mahomes 23-32-1- 1-33, Newton 11-33, Moore 1-32, Armah 1-1, WEST I.Smith 1-4. Washington, M.Harris 10-124, Al.Robinson 2-20, Murray 1-16. 375. Cleveland, Mayfield 29-42-1-297, Taylor Anderson 1-1. Team W L T Pct PF PA Davis 5-62, J.Reed 4-34, Doctson 3-31, MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. 1-1-0-11. PASSING—Tampa Bay, Fitzpatrick 24-40-2-243, L.A. Rams 8 1 0 .889 299 200 Peterson 3-16, Richardson 2-16, Perine 2-8, RECEIVING—Kansas City, Kelce 7-99, Anger 0-1-0-0. Carolina, Newton 19-25-0-247. Seattle 4 4 0 .500 188 156 Bibbs 1-15. Watkins 5-62, Ware 4-69, Hill 4-69, RECEIVING—Tampa Bay, Humphries 8-82, Arizona 2 6 0 .250 110 199 MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. Hunt 1-50, Conley 1-23, D.Robinson 1-3. Howard 4-53, Brate 3-15, Godwin 2-40, San Francisco 2 7 0 .222 207 239 Cleveland, Johnson 9-78, Landry 6-50, Njoku De.Jackson 2-32, Barber 2-9, Rodgers 2-(minus 4-53, Callaway 3-51, Higgins 3-19, Perriman 4), M.Evans 1-16. Carolina, Olsen 6-76, 2-36, Ratley 2-16, Chubb 1-5. McCaffrey 5-78, Funchess 4-44, Samuel 2-25, RESULTS/ MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. Moore 1-16, Wright 1-8. SCHEDULE MISSED FIELD GOALS—None.

All times Eastern WEEK 9 Thursday’s game San Francisco 34, Oakland 3

Sunday’s games Minnesota 24, Detroit 9 STEELERS 23, RAVENS 16 BEARS 41, BILLS 9 CHARGERS 25, SEAHAWKS 17 TEXANS 19, BRONCOS 17 SAINTS 45, RAMS 35 Miami 13, N.Y. Jets 6 PITTSBURGH 7763—23 CHICAGO 0 28 3 10—41 L.A. CHARGERS 6 13 0 6—25 HOUSTON 7903—19 L.A. RAMS 7 10 10 8—35 Atlanta 38, Washington 14 BALTIMORE 3373—16 BUFFALO 0 0 3 6 —9 SEATTLE 7307—17 DENVER 3770—17 NEW ORLEANS 14 21 0 10—45 Kansas City 37, Cleveland 21 First Quarter Second Quarter First Quarter First Quarter First Quarter Pittsburgh 23, Baltimore 16 Bal—FG Tucker 23, 5:02. Chi—Howard 1 run (Parkey kick), 13:04. Sea—Jar.Brown 10 pass from Wilson Hou—J.Thomas 7 pass from Watson NO—Kamara 11 run (Lutz kick), 9:25. Chicago 41, Buffalo 9 Pit—Conner 7 pass from Roethlisberger Chi—Jackson 65 fumble return (Parkey (Janikowski kick), 6:55. (Fairbairn kick), 10:53. La—Gurley 8 run (Zuerlein kick), 6:04. Carolina 42, Tampa Bay 28 (Boswell kick), 1:03. kick), 7:07. LAC—Ty.Williams 12 pass from Rivers (kick Den—FG McManus 44, 4:42. NO—Kamara 16 pass from Brees (Lutz kick), Houston 19, Denver 17 Second Quarter Chi—Floyd 19 interception return (Parkey failed), :00. Second Quarter 1:40. L.A. Chargers 25, Seattle 17 Pit—A.Brown 6 pass from Roethlisberger kick), 3:32. Second Quarter Hou—Hopkins 16 pass from Watson (kick Second Quarter New Orleans 45, L.A. Rams 35 (Boswell kick), 7:18. Chi—Howard 18 run (Parkey kick), :44. LAC—Gordon 34 run (pass failed), 11:36. failed), 11:05. La—Cooks 4 pass from Goff (Zuerlein kick), Green Bay at New England, late Bal—FG Tucker 23, 4:37. Third Quarter LAC—M.Williams 30 pass from Rivers Den—Booker 14 run (McManus kick), 5:33. 14:12. Open: Indianapolis, Arizona, N.Y. Giants, Third Quarter Buf—FG Hauschka 41, 11:01. (Sturgis kick), 1:10. Hou—FG Fairbairn 46, :00. NO—Smith 4 pass from Brees (Lutz kick), 7:35. Jacksonville, Philadelphia, Cincinnati Pit—Roethlisberger 1 run (kick failed), 6:46. Chi—FG Parkey 23, 8:13. Sea—FG Janikowski 44, :00. Third Quarter NO—Watson 13 pass from Brees (Lutz kick), Bal—Collins 1 run (Tucker kick), 2:56. Fourth Quarter Fourth Quarter Den—Heuerman 12 pass from Keenum 1:06. Today’s game Fourth Quarter Chi—FG Parkey 45, 13:33. LAC—D.King 42 interception return (kick (McManus kick), 5:57. NO—Kamara 1 run (Lutz kick), :26. Tennessee at Dallas, 8:15 p.m. Pit—FG Boswell 29, 8:26. Buf—Peterman 1 run (pass failed), 5:41. failed), 6:44. Fourth Quarter La—FG Zuerlein 56, :00. Bal—FG Tucker 37, 5:23. Chi—T.Burton 2 pass from Trubisky (Parkey Sea—Vannett 6 pass from Wilson Hou—FG Fairbairn 37, 14:06. Third Quarter WEEK 10 A—70,997. kick), 4:36. (Janikowski kick), 1:50. A—76,270. La—Brown 18 pass from Goff (Zuerlein kick), Thursday, Nov. 8 Pit Bal A—68,749. A—68,989. Hou Den 9:38. Carolina at Pittsburgh, 8:20 p.m. First downs 27 18 Chi Buf LAC Sea First downs 17 19 La—FG Zuerlein 34, 1:30. Sunday, Nov. 11 Total Net Yards 395 268 First downs 11 22 First downs 18 25 Total Net Yards 290 348 Fourth Quarter Arizona at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Rushes-yards 27-113 16-61 Total Net Yards 190 264 Total Net Yards 375 356 Rushes-yards 33-98 20-75 La—Kupp 41 pass from Goff (Everett pass Buffalo at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Passing 282 207 Rushes-yards 25-64 28-97 Rushes-yards 22-160 32-154 Passing 192 273 from Goff), 9:48. Detroit at Chicago, 1 p.m. Punt Returns 3-17 2-27 Passing 126 167 Passing 215 202 Punt Returns 2-16 6-17 NO—FG Lutz 54, 6:23. Jacksonville at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Kickoff Returns 1-31 1-31 Punt Returns 3-48 2-13 Punt Returns 4-17 3-4 Kickoff Returns 0-0 0-0 NO—Thomas 72 pass from Brees (Lutz kick), Washington at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Interceptions Ret. 0-0 0-0 Kickoff Returns 0-0 0-0 Kickoff Returns 2-22 3-69 Interceptions Ret. 0-0 0-0 3:52. New Orleans at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Comp-Att-Int 29-48-0 24-38-0 Interceptions Ret. 3-23 1-37 Interceptions Ret. 1-42 0-0 Comp-Att-Int 17-24-0 26-42-0 La NO New England at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Sacked-Yards Lost 1-10 2-14 Comp-Att-Int 12-20-1 31-49-3 Comp-Att-Int 13-26-0 26-39-1 Sacked-Yards Lost 4-21 2-17 First downs 23 31 Atlanta at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Punts 4-37.5 4-47.3 Sacked-Yards Lost 1-9 4-22 Sacked-Yards Lost 2-13 4-33 Punts 6-51.2 5-47.2 Total Net Yards 483 487 L.A. Chargers at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 Punts 5-40.0 5-37.6 Punts 6-43.0 6-52.8 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 Rushes-yards 19-92 34-141 Miami at Green Bay, 4:25 p.m. Penalties-Yards 8-103 5-25 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-1 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 Penalties-Yards 7-60 8-50 Passing 391 346 Seattle at L.A. Rams, 4:25 p.m. Time of Possession 36:29 23:31 Penalties-Yards 14-129 10-163 Penalties-Yards 12-105 10-83 Time of Possession 32:29 27:31 Punt Returns 0-0 0-0 Dallas at Philadelphia, 8:20 p.m. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Time of Possession 25:57 34:03 Time of Possession 24:19 35:41 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Kickoff Returns 3-88 2-49 Open: Minnesota, Denver, Baltimore, RUSHING—Pittsburgh, Conner 24-107, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING—Houston, Blue 15-39, Watson Interceptions Ret. 0-0 1-2 Houston Roethlisberger 2-4, Samuels 1-2. Baltimore, RUSHING—Chicago, Howard 14-47, A.Miller RUSHING—Los Angeles, Gordon 16-113, 6-38, L.Miller 12-21. Denver, Lindsay 17-60, Comp-Att-Int 28-40-1 25-36-0 Monday, Nov. 12 Collins 9-35, Edwards 1-10, Jackson 5-10, 1-9, Trubisky 1-6, Cohen 6-5, Daniel 3-(mi- Allen 2-28, Ekeler 3-21, Benjamin 1-(minus Booker 3-15. Sacked-Yards Lost 0-0 0-0 N.Y. Giants at San Francisco, 8:15 p.m. J.Allen 1-6. nus 3). Buffalo, Peterman 8-46, Ivory 7-36, 2). Seattle, Mik.Davis 15-62, Wilson 5-41, PASSING—Houston, Watson 17-24-0-213. Punts 1-47.0 2-33.5 PASSING—Pittsburgh, Roethlisberger 28- McCoy 10-10, M.Murphy 1-6, Jones 1-0, Carson 8-40, Penny 4-11. Denver, Keenum 26-42-0-290. Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 47-0-270, Dobbs 1-1-0-22. Baltimore, Flacco Pryor 1-(minus 1). PASSING—Los Angeles, Rivers 13-26-0-228. RECEIVING—Houston, Hopkins 10-105, Penalties-Yards 4-32 2-20 SUNDAY’S STARS 23-37-0-209, Jackson 1-1-0-12. PASSING—Chicago, Trubisky 12-20-1-135. Seattle, Wilson 26-39-1-235. De.Thomas 3-61, L.Miller 2-27, Griffin 1-13, Time of Possession 26:19 33:41 RECEIVING—Pittsburgh, Smith-Schuster Buffalo, Peterman 31-49-3-189. RECEIVING—Los Angeles, Allen 6-124, J.Thomas 1-7. Denver, Heuerman 10-83, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 7-78, Conner 7-56, A.Brown 5-42, McDonald RECEIVING—Chicago, A.Miller 5-49, Gabriel V.Green 2-28, Ty.Williams 2-23, M.Williams Sanders 6-47, Sutton 3-57, Lindsay 2-24, RUSHING—Los Angeles, Gurley 13-68, Goff 3-25, Switzer 3-21, James 2-53, Washington 3-45, T.Burton 2-28, Cohen 1-8, Mizzell 1-30, Ekeler 1-13, Gordon 1-10. Seattle, Mik. Booker 2-9, LaCosse 1-44, Patrick 1-17, 3-17, Woods 2-4, Hekker 1-3. New Orleans, QUARTERBACKS 2-17. Baltimore, Snead 7-58, J.Allen 5-9, 1-5. Buffalo, Thomas 7-40, Benjamin 4-40, Davis 7-45, Vannett 6-52, Baldwin 4-77, Janovich 1-9. Kamara 19-82, Ingram 9-33, Brees 4-16, Andrews 3-50, Crabtree 3-32, J.Brown 3-17, McCoy 4-19, Jones 4-18, Croom 3-36, Ivory Lockett 3-22, Penny 3-13, Moore 2-16, Jar. MISSED FIELD GOALS—Denver, McManus Ta.Hill 2-10. Jared Goff, Rams: Com- Moore 1-30, H.Hurst 1-21, Collins 1-4. 3-20, M.Murphy 3-(minus 7), Pryor 2-17, Brown 1-10. 62, McManus 51. PASSING—Los Angeles, Goff 28-40-1-391. New pleted 28 of 40 passes for MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. Holmes 1-6. MISSED FIELD GOALS—Los Angeles, Sturgis Orleans, Brees 25-36-0-346. MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. 42. Seattle, Janikowski 51. RECEIVING—Los Angeles, Cooks 6-114, 391 yards and three touch- Gurley 6-11, Kupp 5-89, Woods 5-71, Everett downs against the Saints. 3-48, Higbee 2-40, Brown 1-18. New Orleans, Thomas 12-211, Kamara 4-34, Watson 3-62, Smith 2-23, J.Hill 2-10, Ingram 1-3, Line 1-3. Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs: MISSED FIELD GOALS—Los Angeles, Zuerlein 51. Completed 23 of 32 passes ROUNDUP for 375 yards and three touchdowns in the win SAINTS 45, RAMS 35: Michael kept rolling with a win over the defense stymie Russell Wilson until yards with the biggest coming on over Cleveland. Thomas caught a late 72-yard Browns, who played their first game the final minutes. Seattle had won a 35-yard screen pass with just touchdown reception and then since coach Hue Jackson’s firing. four of five following a 0-2 start. under four minutes left that sealed Matt Ryan, Falcons: Com- celebrated with a cellphone in a Kareem Hunt had two scoring runs the victory. pleted 26 of 38 passes for throwback to another famous New and one receiving for the Chiefs, DOLPHINS 13, JETS 6: Rookie line- 350 yards and two scores Orleans play, and the streaking who came in averaging 36.3 points backer Jerome Baker intercepted PANTHERS 42, BUCCANEERS 28: against Washington. Saints handed the Los Angeles per game with an offense over- Sam Darnold and scored the only Cam Newton completed 19 of Rams their first loss of the season. loaded with weapons for Mahomes. touchdown on a 25-yard return 25 passes for 247 yards and two RUNNING BACKS Drew Brees passed for 346 yards with 11 minutes left, and a resilient touchdowns, Christian McCaffrey Melvin Gordon, Chargers: and four touchdowns in New VIKINGS 24, LIONS 9: Danielle defense helped the Dolphins racked up 157 yards from scrim- Had 16 carries for 113 Orleans’ seventh straight win, and Hunter had 3 ½ of Minnesota’s beat the Jets. Darnold threw four mage and scored twice and the yards and a touchdown Thomas finished with a club-record franchise-record 10 sacks and a interceptions and took four sacks, Panthers built an early lead and against the Seahawks. 211 yards receiving. But what hap- fourth-quarter fumble return for a and the Jets went 2 for 13 on third held on to beat the Buccaneers pened after their last connection of touchdown, making for a miserable down. for their 10th straight home win. James Conner, Steelers: the day really stole the show in a afternoon for Matthew Stafford Newton threw TD passes of 19 Had 24 carries for 107 wild shootout between two of the and the Lions. Hunter, the fourth- BEARS 41, BILLS 9: Jordan Howard yards to Curtis Samuel and 17 yards in the win over NFL’s best offenses. year defensive end, also was scored two touchdowns and the yards to Greg Olsen, the seventh Baltimore. credited with nine tackles and four Bears’ defense had two others in straight game he has thrown for at STEELERS 23, RAVENS 16: Ben quarterback hits as the Vikings a win over the Bills in what proved least two touchdowns. RECEIVERS Roethlisberger threw two touch- limited the Lions to 214 total yards. to be another comedy of errors Michael Thomas, Saints: down passes, ran for a score and for Buffalo and its anemic offense. TEXANS 19, BRONCOS 17: Bran- Had 12 catches for 211 put up an unexpected left-footed CHARGERS 25, SEAHAWKS 17: Eddie Jackson scored on a 65-yard don McManus missed a 51-yard yards and a touchdown punt to help the Steelers beat the Philip Rivers made his 200th fumble return and Leonard Floyd field goal as time expired, leaving against the Rams. Ravens. James Conner rushed for consecutive start and kept the Los returned a tipped pass 19 yards for Demaryius Thomas a winner in 107 yards and caught a TD pass for Angeles Chargers surging at the another score some 3 ½ minutes his homecoming as the Houston Maurice Harris, Redskins: the Steelers (5-2-1), who have won midpoint of the season, surviving apart in the second quarter. Texans escaped Denver with a win Had 10 catches for 124 four straight since falling to the a late rally by Seattle’s Russell over the Broncos. The Texans (6-3) yards in the loss to Atlanta. Ravens at home on Sept. 30. Wilson. Rivers threw for 228 yards FALCONS 38, REDSKINS 14: Julio won their sixth straight and the and two touchdowns, Melvin Jones ended his 12-game touch- Broncos (3-6) lost for the sixth time DEFENSE CHIEFS 37, BROWNS 21: Patrick Gordon added 113 yards rushing down drought, Matt Ryan threw in seven games. Thomas finished Roquan Smith, Bears: Mahomes passed for 375 yards, and the Chargers won their fifth for 350 yards and four scores and with three receptions for 61 yards, Had 13 total tackles and threw three touchdown passes straight with a 25-17 win over the the Atlanta Falcons flexed their but two of them were back-to-back a forced fumble against — two to Travis Kelce — and Seahawks on Sunday. Rivers threw offensive muscles with a blowout for 31 and 18 yards on the Texans’ Buffalo. continued the best start by an NFL touchdown passes of 12 yards to of the Redskins that extended their opening touchdown drive. From wire reports quarterback in 68 years as Kansas Tyrell Williams and 30 yards to winning streak to three games. City’s impossible-to-handle offense Mike Williams, and let the Chargers Jones caught seven passes for 121 The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Monday, November 5, 2018 C3 Arnold boys qualify for state meet Rose wins Turkish Airlines Open, The News Herald

The Arnold boys cross retakes No. 1 ranking country team finished sixth at the Region 1-2A meet at The Associated Press Li, who closed with a 71 New World Golf in Jackson- and lost the playoff with a ville on Saturday to qualify ANTALYA, Turkey — three-putt bogey from just for the state meet Saturday in Justin Rose is No. 1 in the inside 10 feet. Tallahassee. It’s the first time world again, and this time “It’s a tough day for me,” in school history that Marlins it feels even more special. Li said. “I think I played well have qualified for state. More than having the top the whole week, but didn’t Mason Bennett was the ranking, he goes home with hole a few putts on the last top individual runner for a trophy. and that was it.” the Marlins with a time of Rose rallied from a three- Rose made his fourth 16:24.83 to place 10th, with shot deficit Sunday with birdie of the round at the his time setting a new school a 3-under 68, and then 14th for a two-shot lead. Li record by breaking the previ- defeated Li Haotong of responded with a stunning ous mark of 16:35.72 held by Arnold’s boys cross country team celebrates after fi nishing sixth China on the first playoff approach to tap-in range on 2015 Arnold graduate Jordan in the Region 1-2A meet in Jacksonville on Saturday. The Marlins hole with a par to win the the par-5 15th for an eagle Lance. Bilal Mohamad was qualifi ed for the state meet for the fi rst time in school history. Turkish Airlines Open for and a share of the lead when right behind Bennett with a [PHOTO CONTRIBUTED BY MITCHELL BENNETT] the second straight year. Rose three-putted from time of 16:26.22 to take 11th. The first time Rose long range for par. Arnold advanced to the reached No. 1 in the world Rose made a 4-foot birdie region meet by placing third three boys in the top 15 over- Mohamad was third at was two months ago, a bit- on the 16th to regain the in the District 1-2A meet at all times led by Bennett, who 17:14.23, and Alex Kendall tersweet moment because lead, only to give it back West Florida High School won the individual district finished 15th with a time of he lost the BMW Champi- with a three-putt bogey on on Oct. 26. The Marlins put title with a time of 16:53.77. 18:48.66. onship outside Philadelphia the 17th. Li three-putted in a playoff against Keegan from long range on the 18th Bradley. for bogey and Rose was set “This time I’ve got some to win in regulation when he Both Alabama and Geor- championship. There is little silverware,” Rose said. blasted out of a bunker to 4 REMATCH gia can probably afford a loss doubt Nick Saban’s team “Last time it was muted feet, only to miss the short before they get to Atlanta and is the best in the country — because I was still so mad par putt. From Page C1 still make the College Football maybe the best he has ever at not winning the tourna- Rose missed a 15-foot Playoff. No doubt Alabama had — but it’s not as if the ment at the BMW. But this birdie putt on the 18th in a would get in as a 12-1 SEC Tide has had to run a gantlet time I’ve got the double playoff. Li missed his birdie Tua Tagovailoa is the Heis- champion. Georgia, with a of a schedule this season. kind of winning feeling, so putt for the win, and then man Trophy front-runner, victory against ‘Bama, could There will be much com- it might be a bit more fun missed the par putt to lose. but there is a case to be made make a good case as an 11-2 plaining in advance about to celebrate it at this time.” that Alabama’s best player SEC champ. The real question even the possibility that Ala- The 38-year-old from LPGA TOUR: Local favorite is defensive tackle Quinnen is: If Alabama enters the SEC bama could make the playoff England has plenty to cel- Nasa Hataoka shot a 5-under Williams, who was unblock- championship game unde- for a second straight season ebrate of late. 67 to win the Japan Classic able against LSU. feated, does the result even without winning its confer- He won the FedEx Cup on for her second LPGA title of Georgia is not as safe a bet matter for the Tide? ence — which would also the PGA Tour with its $10 the season. Hataoka offset as Alabama to get through A lot would depend on likely put two SEC teams million bonus, but much a pair of bogeys with seven without another loss. And are what else happens around the in the CFP for the second like getting to No. 1 in the birdies at the Seta Golf Club the Bulldogs really a threat to country. straight year. world for the first time, it to fi nish at 14-under 202, two take down the Tide? Compar- Let’s hope the selection Alabama is probably going was an awkward moment strokes ahead of compatriots ing scores can dicey, but the committee is not so quick to to make all of that talk moot because he had a chance to Momoka Ueda, Saki Naga- Bulldogs lost at LSU a month give Alabama a mulligan if it by stomping everything in its win the Tour Championship mine and Spain’s Carlota ago. doesn’t win the conference path. and instead closed with a 73 Ciganda, who all shot 68. The and tied for fourth. 19-year-old Hataoka also Those were big achieve- won the Arkansas Champion- ments that felt at the ship in June. South Korean running back hopped over on a fake field goal. The Rams moment like consolation players Jin Young Ko (66) SAINTS safety Marcus Williams along challenged, but the call stood, prizes. and Ji-Hee Lee (68) tied for the sideline and kept his bal- and the Saints marched back “Not having that win- fi fth at 11 under. Overnight From Page C1 ance long enough to reach the down the field, scoring on ning feeling in a tournament leader Minjee Lee struggled ball across the goal line. Brees’ quick hit over the but still coming away with with her game and had back- After another field goal cut middle to rookie Tre’Quan accolades,” Rose said. “I to-back bogeys on Nos. 7 and The former Saints receiver, New Orleans’ lead to 35-27, Smith from 4 yards out. was keenly aware that I 8 as part of a 78 that left her who caught six passes for 114 the Rams forced a second That was the first of three wanted to get back in the tied for 15th. The LPGA stop yards and a TD, fell to his straight punt and tied the successive touchdowns for winner’s circle, and it was in Japan is the fourth of fi ve knees in frustration. game on Cooper Kupp’s New Orleans. good to get it done today.” consecutive tournaments Thomas, who caught 12 41-yard catch and run along After Zuerlein missed a He needed help from across Asia. passes, eclipsed Wes Chan- the left sideline. 51-yard field goal attempt, dler’s club record of 205 yards The Saints regained the the Saints scored on Brees’ receiving against Atlanta in lead on Wil Lutz’s 54-yard 13-yard pass to Ben Watson 1979. field goal, and then forced the with just more than a minute before the caution — when New Orleans running back Rams’ first punt of the game left in the second quarter. HARVICK another yellow flag came Alvin Kamara scored three with about five minutes left. Shortly after, Alex Anzelone’s out. times, twice on runs and once Brees threw three touch- diving interception of Jared From Page C1 Harvick was on the inside on a 16-yard catch-and-run downs passes in the first half, Goff’s pass over the middle set again for the next restart, — all in the first half. when the Saints scored 35 up Kamara’s short TD run with before Blaney was able to The Rams (8-1) very nearly points. 26 seconds to go in the half. Kyle Busch, a seven- get by him on the outside pulled off an extraordinary Both teams scored touch- Goff passed for 391 yards time winner this year, and into the lead. Blaney comeback in the Superdome, downs on each of their first and three TDs. and defending Cup cham- led seven laps before Har- where the crowd was revved two possessions, starting pion Martin Truex Jr. are vick went under him and up after New Orleans (7-1) with Kamara’s 11-yard run and Injuries among the other six title was again putting distance raced to a three-touchdown Todd Gurley’s 8-yard score. contenders. They are between them before Joey lead late in the first half. Gurley’s score have him Rams: Edge pass rusher comfortably above the cut Gase’s spin brought out the Los Angeles rallied to tie a TD in a club-record 12 Matt Longacre was being line for points, but Clint last of eight cautions. the game at 35 with 21 unan- straight games, passing Hall evaluated for a concussion Bowyer, Aric Almirola, “They were hard. They swered points in just less of Famer Elroy Hirsch. during the second quarter. Kurt Busch or Chase Elliott were challenging,” Blaney than 21 minutes off the clock, The tenor of the game Saints: Ingram had his arm could advance with a win in said about the restarts. starting with Greg Zuerlein’s changed when outside line- looked at after his fumble but Phoenix “That was really the only 56-yard field goal as time backer Samson Ebukam returned. After the first of the late shot we had to beat him, expired in the first half. stripped New Orleans run- restarts, Harvick was on to be honest with you. We Receiving the kick to start ning back Mark Ingram and Up next the inside and was able to got by him one restart and the third quarter, Los Ange- defensive Aaron Donald keep Blaney from clearing I just couldn’t hold him off. les put together an 11-play recovered on the Saints 22. Rams: Host Seattle on him on the backstretch. ... The last one, he took touchdown drive capped by But four plays later, Johnny Sunday. Harvick was already start- the top, like I knew he was Malcolm Brown’s 18-yard Hekker was ruled down just Saints: Visit Cincinnati on ing to rebuild his lead — it going to go. He motored catch and run in which the short of the first down marker Sunday. had been nearly 4 seconds around me.”

Wewahitchka. something like this could take Christian a bye. The FHSAA spots, but he said the state PLAYOFFS Mosley was left out of the place is that the FHSAA does denied both requests. Brown didn’t give him an answer. Region 1-5A bracket despite not care about kids,” he said. said he still doesn’t regret Ultimately, he said, he’s dis- From Page C1 starting the year 6-0 before “I’m in the kid business, and playing the final two games of appointed for his players for finishing the season with they’re in the business busi- the season even if not playing not getting the chance he feels losses to Niceville, Pensac- ness. I don’t know how you them might have gotten his they earned to continue their Bozeman is the No. 6 seed ola, and Leon. The Dolphins could be involved in education team in the playoffs. season. in Region 1-1A and is also on were sitting at an average and do something like this.” “The reason we decided to “What frustrates me the the road Friday against No. of 40 points before Hur- Mosley was the first Bay play these games is because most is that none of those 3 seed Jay. Should the Bucks ricane Michael hit, which county football team to play we believe football teaches people at the FHSAA that win that game, they would would’ve had them safely in a game after the hurricane, life lessons,” he said. “If you made these decisions and that face the winner of Vernon vs. the playoffs. playing host to District 1 foe have a job and you’re on the wouldn’t answer our ques- Chipley in the second round. Losses to Category 3 team Pensacola at Tommy Oliver schedule to work you’re sup- tions has to look these kids Baker was the top seed in Pensacola and Category 4 Stadium on Oct. 20 and losing posed to get your butt up and in the eyes every day, I do,” Region 1-1A and will host Leon pushed Mosley down 24-21. The Dolphins lost their go to work. When you have Brown said. “I have to explain Freeport, while No. 2 seed to a 35.33 average, the same season finale 38-24 to Leon, a job, you go do the job. We to a 16- or 17-year-old kid Vernon is hosting Chipley and as Pensacola and 2.57 points though Brown said even a vic- had a schedule and we felt why adults in leadership roles No. 4 Northview is hosting less than No. 8 seed Suwan- tory probably wouldn’t have like we needed to play those didn’t make decisions on what Graceville. In Region 2-1A, nee. Dolphins coach Jeremy been enough to get his team games because that’s what’s was best for our kids. Some of Port St. Joe is the top seed Brown said he had a hard in given the Lions’ status as a right, and ultimately we got these seniors may never play and will host Liberty County time understanding how Category 4 team, the lowest punished for it.” another down of football and and play the winner of No. 4 his team could be left out of of the four tiers due to their Brown said he also asked the they’ve got to have an ending Blountstown vs. No. 5 Cot- the playoff field given every- 3-7 record. FHSAA why it wouldn’t give like this for something that tondale in the second round. thing it had endured since the Brown said he suggested to special consideration to the was not in their control and Sneads is the No. 2 seed in hurricane. the FHSAA to freeze Mosley’s 5A regions that were affected that’s not right. No one can Region 2-1A and hosts Frank- “The first thing that points through the season by the storm the same way convince me that was right. lin County, with the winner comes to my mind when I before the hurricane, or to it did for Regions 1 and 2 in Our kids weren’t treated to face the winner of No. 3 try to rationalize and kind let the Dolphins in as a No. 9 Class 1A, which were both right and that’s shameful. Jefferson County vs. No. 6 of work out in my mind how seed and give top seed Trinity granted two extra playoff It really is.” * ** C4 Monday, November 5, 2018 | The News Herald

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THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS PACIFIC DIVISION W L PCT GB ODDS Nov. 1 Golden State 9 1 .900 — GOLF ON THE AIR No. 9 Central Florida 52, Temple 40 Sacramento 6 4 .600 3 PREGAME.COM LINE Nov. 1 L.A. Clippers 5 4 .556 3½ PGA TOUR NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Pittsburgh 23, No. 23 Virginia 13 L.A. Lakers 4 5 .444 4½ SHRINERS HOSPITALS Today ESPN — Tennessee Today Saturday Phoenix 1 7 .125 7 FOR CHILDREN OPEN at New York 3 216 Chicago No. 1 Alabama 29, No. 4 LSU 0 Sunday’s leaders at TPC Summerlin, Las NBA at Dallas (Note: ESPN at Indiana 1 212 Houston No. 2 Clemson 77, Louisville 16 Saturday’s Games Vegas 7 p.m. Deportes simulcast on at Detroit Off Off Miami No. 3 Notre Dame 31, Northwestern 21 Philadelphia 109, Detroit 99 Purse: $7 million. Yardage: 7,255; Par: 71 at Orlando 3 212 Cleveland No. 5 Michigan 42, No. 14 Penn State 7 Indiana 102, Boston 101 (35-36) NBA — New Orleans at ESPN2) at Oklahoma City 4½ 238 New Orleans No. 6 Georgia 34, No. 11 Kentucky 17 Charlotte 126, Cleveland 94 Final at Denver 2½ 205 Boston No. 7 Oklahoma 51, Texas Tech 46 Atlanta 123, Miami 118 Bryson DeChambeau (500), $1,260,000 Houston 96, Chicago 88 Oklahoma City SOCCER at Utah Off Off Toronto No. 8 Ohio State 36, Nebraska 31 66-66-65-66—263 San Antonio 109, New Orleans 95 at Golden State 14 220 Memphis No. 10 Washington State 19, California 13 9:30 p.m. 2 p.m. Denver 103, Utah 88 Patrick Cantlay (300), $756,000 at L.A. Clippers Off Off Minnesota No. 12 West Virginia 42, No. 15 Texas 41 69-67-63-65—264 NBA — Memphis at NBCSN — Premier L.A. Lakers 114, Portland 110 Missouri 38, No. 13 Florida 17 Sunday’s Games Sam Ryder (190), $476,000 66-71-66-62—265 Golden State League, Huddersfi eld NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Arizona State 38, No. 16 Utah 20 Milwaukee 144, Sacramento 109 Rickie Fowler (115), $289,333 68-67-69-63—267 Today SMU 45, No. 17 Houston 31 Brooklyn 122, Philadelphia 97 Abraham Ancer (115), $289,333 NFL Town vs. Fulham FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE No. 18 Utah State 56, Hawaii 17 Washington 108, New York 95 66-66-69-66—267 7:15 p.m. at Pittsburgh -165 New Jersey +155 Purdue 38, No. 19 Iowa 36 Orlando 117, San Antonio 110 Robert Streb (115), $289,333 65-66-68-68—267 at Washington -143 Edmonton +133 No. 20 Fresno State 48, UNLV 3 Memphis at Phoenix, late Chesson Hadley (85), $218,167 69-67-65-68—269 at N.Y. Islanders -123 Montreal +113 No. 21 Mississippi State 45, Louisiana Tech 3 Minnesota at Portland, late Ryan Palmer (85), $218,167 71-65-65-68—269 at Boston -153 Dallas +143 No. 22 Syracuse 41, Wake Forest 24 Toronto at L.A. Lakers, late Lucas Glover (85), $218,167 67-70-61-71—269 at Arizona -127 Philadelphia +117 No. 24 Boston College 31, Virginia Tech 21 Today’s Games Bud Cauley (65), $161,000 72-66-67-65—270 Auburn 28, No. 25 Texas A&M 24 Cleveland at Orlando, 6 p.m. Brandon Harkins (65), $161,000 Houston at Indiana, 6 p.m. COLLEGE FOOTBALL 70-66-70-64—270 Tuesday Miami at Detroit, 6 p.m. RESULTS Chicago at New York, 6:30 p.m. Joaquin Niemann (65), $161,000 Starting to climb FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Oct. 30 New Orleans at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. 69-68-67-66—270 at Buffalo 21 22½ Off Kent St. EAST Boston at Denver, 8 p.m. Scott Piercy (65), $161,000 69-68-68-65—270 Wednesday Buffalo 51, Miami (Ohio) 42 Toronto at Utah, 8 p.m. Gary Woodland (65), $161,000 69-67-71-63—270 Mountaineers ran through the first Ohio 2 3 Off at Mia. (OH) MIDWEST Memphis at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. Sungjae Im (48), $101,675 72-65-69-65—271 at No. Illinois 2 2 Off Toledo Kent State 35, Bowling Green 28 Minnesota at L.A. Clippers, 9:30 p.m. Si Woo Kim (48), $101,675 66-70-69-66—271 Oct. 31 move up to weekend of December. Thursday Tuesday’s Games Peter Malnati (48), $101,675 70-66-67-68—271 at N.C. State 16 16 Off WakeForest MIDWEST Atlanta at Charlotte, 6 p.m. No. 7 aft er 10 Toledo 45, Ball State 13 Denny McCarthy (48), $101,675 Also, there has been an Friday Washington at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. 71-65-66-69—271 at Syracuse 21½ 21½ Off Louisville Nov. 1 Brooklyn at Phoenix, 8 p.m. ranked teams lose increase in September SOUTH Webb Simpson (48), $101,675 68-69-68-66—271 Fresno St. Pk 3 Off at Boise St. Milwaukee at Portland, 9 p.m. Central Florida 52, Temple 40 J.J. Spaun (48), $101,675 67-69-67-68—271 conference games in Saturday MIDWEST Harold Varner III (48), $101,675 By Ralph D. Russo recent years. at Houston 7 5½ Off Temple Ohio 59, W. Michigan 14 65-67-69-70—271 Michigan 36 36½ Off at Rutgers Northern Illinois 36, Akron 26 PRO HOCKEY Aaron Wise (48), $101,675 72-67-66-66—271 The Associated Press Still, the only schedul- at Pittsburgh 4 4 Off Va. Tech Nov. 2 Kramer Hickok (36), $62,300 66-72-67-67—272 ing change throughout Clemson 15½ 17½ Off at Bost. Col. EAST NHL Beau Hossler (36), $62,300 69-68-67-68—272 at Texas A&M 13 12½ Off Mississippi Penn 20, Cornell 7 All times Central Kevin Tway (36), $62,300 67-66-72-67—272 No. 7 West Virginia the Football Bowl Subdi- Kentucky 3 3½ Off at Tennessee SOUTH EASTERN CONFERENCE Peter Uihlein (36), $62,300 63-66-68-75—272 BYU 13½ 13 Off at UMass Middle Tennessee 29, W. Kentucky 10 Richy Werenski (36), $62,300 70-66-68-68—272 re-entered the top 10 vision this season is in the Pittsburgh 23, Virginia 13 ATLANTIC DIVISION at Virginia 24½ 24 Off Liberty GP W L OT PTS GF GA Anders Albertson (26), $44,581 at Ga. South. 2 2½ Off Troy FAR WEST of The Associated Press Sun Belt, which became Arizona 42, Colorado 34 Tampa Bay 14 10 3 1 21 50 38 72-65-65-71—273 at Iowa St. 14 14½ Off Baylor Toronto 14 9 5 0 18 48 39 Cameron Champ (26), $44,581 college football poll the final conference to at UCF 25 27 Off Navy Saturday’s Games EAST Boston 13 7 4 2 16 37 30 69-65-66-73—273 at W. Virginia 13½ 13½ Off TCU Army 17, Air Force 14 Montreal 13 7 4 2 16 41 37 Cameron Davis (26), $44,581 70-68-68-67—273 after another weekend add a championship at Georgia Tech 2 4 Off Miami Colgate 41, Fordham 0 Buffalo 15 7 6 2 16 43 44 James Hahn (26), $44,581 68-70-67-68—273 at Kansas St. 11½ 11½ Off Kansas in which the number game. Delaware 21, Albany (NY) 16 Ottawa 14 5 6 3 13 45 59 Martin Laird (26), $44,581 67-68-71-67—273 at E. Michigan Off Off Off Akron Duquesne 47, Wagner 30 Detroit 14 4 8 2 10 37 53 Hudson Swafford (26), $44,581 68-67-70-68—273 of ranked teams losing at Indiana 2 2½ Off Maryland Hampton 51, NY Maritime 10 Florida 11 3 5 3 9 34 41 Jhonattan Vegas (26), $44,581 71-65-66-71—273 SMU 16 17½ Off at UConn reached double digits. Up Harvard 52, Columbia 18 METROPOLITAN DIVISION Nick Watney (26), $44,581 70-68-66-69—273 at Duke 12 10½ Off No.Carolina Holy Cross 40, Lafayette 14 GP W L OT PTS GF GA George Cunningham, $32,970 70-67-71-66—274 Unanimous No. 1 Ala- at Oklahoma 17 18 Off Oklah. St. Lehigh 45, Bucknell 17 N.Y. Islanders 13 8 4 1 17 42 30 Harris English (18), $32,970 71-65-68-70—274 at Iowa 11 9½ Off Northwestrn Maine 35, Towson 28 bama, No. 2 Clemson All those ranked Pittsburgh 12 6 3 3 15 45 40 Tony Finau (18), $32,970 69-68-69-68—274 at Cincinnati 7 10½ Off So. Florida Marist 35, Valparaiso 24 Columbus 13 7 6 0 14 44 48 Ryan Moore (18), $32,970 73-65-70-66—274 and No. 3 Notre Dame teams losing propelled Arkansas St. 5 5 Off at Coa.Caro. Monmouth (NJ) 37, Charleston Southern 3 Carolina 14 6 6 2 14 39 41 Nick Taylor (18), $32,970 72-67-65-70—274 at Tulane 14½ 14½ Off E. Carolina New Hampshire 35, James Madison 24 Washington 12 5 4 3 13 46 47 Dominic Bozzelli (11), $22,652 70-69-68-68—275 remained unchanged, a few teams to new at Utah 4 5 Off Oregon Princeton 14, Dartmouth 9 Sacred Heart 38, Robert Morris 7 Philadelphia 14 6 7 1 13 43 54 Whee Kim (11), $22,652 66-65-77-67—275 at Colorado Off Off Off Wash. St. and No. 4 Michigan, heights in the Top 25. St. Francis (Pa.) 27, Bryant 14 N.Y. Rangers 14 6 7 1 13 38 44 Chris Kirk (11), $22,652 69-66-69-71—275 at Marshall 14 13½ Off Charlotte No. 5 Georgia and No. 6 • No. 13 Syracuse UMass 62, Liberty 59, 3OT New Jersey 11 5 5 1 11 34 35 Satoshi Kodaira (11), $22,652 71-68-67-69—275 North Texas 12½ 14 Off at ODU Yale 46, Brown 16 Danny Lee (11), $22,652 68-66-69-72—275 at Cent. Mich. 8½ 7½ Off Bowl.Green Oklahoma each moved moved up nine spots to SOUTH WESTERN CONFERENCE Graeme McDowell (11), $22,652 at Nevada 12½ 13 Off Colo. St. Alabama 29, LSU 0 CENTRAL DIVISION 70-67-68-70—275 up a spot. The Moun- its best ranking since at Stanford Off Off Off Oregon St. Alabama St. 30, Texas Southern 21 GP W L OT PTS GF GA Sebastián Muñoz (11), $22,652 66-72-68-69—275 Middle Tenn. 16 16 Off at UTEP Appalachian St. 23, Coastal Carolina 7 taineers surged from 1998, when the Orange Nashville 14 11 3 0 22 47 30 Wes Roach (11), $22,652 71-67-69-68—275 at Georgia 14 13½ Off Auburn Auburn 28, Texas A&M 24 Minnesota 13 8 3 2 18 40 36 Patrick Rodgers (11), $22,652 69-68-70-68—275 No. 12 after beating got to No. 11. at Penn St. 9 9 Off Wisconsin Bethune-Cookman 30, Morgan St. 28 Winnipeg 14 8 5 1 17 41 38 José de Jesús Rodríguez (11), $22,652 at Alabama 27 25½ Off Miss. St. Boston College 31, Virginia Tech 21 Colorado 14 7 4 3 17 52 40 67-69-69-70—275 Texas on a go-ahead • No. 14 Utah State is at Air Force 12½ 12 Off New Mexico Clemson 77, Louisville 16 Dallas 13 8 5 0 16 40 34 Roberto Castro (7), $16,695 70-67-68-71—276 at Missouri 15 15½ Off Vanderbilt Delaware St. 25, Savannah St. 6 2-point conversion in up four spots and has its Brian Gay (7), $16,695 74-65-69-68—276 at Nebraska 20½ 19½ Off Illinois Duke 20, Miami 12 Chicago 15 6 6 3 15 46 56 Kevin Streelman (7), $16,695 70-67-72-67—276 final minute. best ranking since fin- Purdue 9 9½ Off at Minn. E. Kentucky 17, Austin Peay 13 St. Louis 12 4 5 3 11 42 47 ETSU 21, Mercer 18 D.J. Trahan (7), $16,695 68-68-70-70—276 at Memphis 16½ 16 Off Tulsa PACIFIC DIVISION Ten ranked teams ishing 10th in 1961. Elon 24, Rhode Island 21 Jordan Spieth (6), $16,030 66-68-71-72—277 at Florida 8 7 Off So.Carolina GP W L OT PTS GF GA FAU 49, FIU 14 Chris Stroud (6), $16,030 69-69-68-71—277 lost this weekend, four • No. 16 Fresno State at Southern Cal. 5 5½ Off California Calgary 15 9 5 1 19 52 50 Furman 16, Chattanooga 10 Wyndham Clark (5), $15,260 67-72-70-69—278 at Texas Tech Off Off Off Texas Vancouver 15 9 6 0 18 47 50 in games against other moved up four spots. Gardner-Webb 38, Presbyterian 20 Edmonton 13 8 4 1 17 40 37 Roberto Díaz (5), $15,260 69-69-68-72—278 LSU 16 17 Off at Arkansas Georgia 34, Kentucky 17 San Jose 14 7 4 3 17 46 43 Matt Jones (5), $15,260 68-71-69-70—278 ranked teams. Over The Bulldogs were last at Utah St. Off Off Off San Jose St. Georgia Tech 38, North Carolina 28 Matt Kuchar (5), $15,260 68-69-70-71—278 at Texas State Off Off Off Appalach.St Grambling St. 24, MVSU 19 Arizona 12 7 5 0 14 35 24 Davis Love III (5), $15,260 70-67-70-71—278 the last two weeks, 21 ranked this high in 2015, at ULL Off Off Off Georgia St. Howard 31, Florida A&M 23 Vegas 14 6 7 1 13 33 39 Troy Merritt (5), $15,260 72-65-69-72—278 at FAU 15 18½ Off W.Kentucky Jackson St. 34, Prairie View 28 Anaheim 14 5 6 3 13 34 40 ranked teams have lost, when they reached 15 Alex Prugh (5), $15,260 68-71-70-69—278 ULM 3 5 Off at S.Alabama Jacksonville 48, Butler 44 Los Angeles 13 4 8 1 9 28 45 Ollie Schniederjans (5), $15,260 the most over a two- with Derek Carr at at La. Tech 26 27 Off Rice Jacksonville St. 21, UT Martin 14 2 points for win, 1 point for overtime loss. 69-70-72-67—278 FIU 12 11 Off at UTSA Kennesaw St. 49, Campbell 0 Top 3 teams in each division and two wild week span since the AP quarterback. Vaughn Taylor (5), $15,260 68-69-70-71—278 at Notre Dame 16 18 Off Florida St. Louisiana-Monroe 44, Georgia Southern 25 cards per conference advance to playoffs. Memphis 59, East Carolina 41 Jason Kokrak (4), $14,420 71-67-69-72—279 poll expanded to 25 in • No. 17 Boston Col- at UAB Off Off Off South. Miss. Michigan St. 24, Maryland 3 Saturday’s Games Kelly Kraft (4), $14,420 70-69-67-73—279 1989. lege jumped seven spots Ohio State 5½ 5½ Off at Mich. St. Mississippi St. 45, Louisiana Tech 3 at Arizona St. 9½ 11 Off UCLA Buffalo 9, Ottawa 2 Rod Pampling (4), $14,420 69-70-69-71—279 Missouri 38, Florida 17 N.Y. Islanders 3, New Jersey 0 Joel Dahmen (3), $14,070 71-67-71-71—280 Iowa State was ranked and has its best ranking at S.D. St. Off Off Off UNLV NC A&T 37, Norfolk St. 20 Edmonton 4, Detroit 3 Scott Stallings (3), $14,070 67-69-67-77—280 for the first time this since 2007, when the NC Central 52, Edward Waters 12 Kyle Jones (3), $13,860 71-68-71-72—282 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE NC State 47, Florida St. 28 Tampa Bay 4, Montreal 1 John Senden (3), $13,720 69-70-72-72—283 season, one of five Eagles last played in Today North Alabama 41, Shorter 14 Toronto 5, Pittsburgh 0 FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG SE Louisiana 23, McNeese St. 6 Dallas 4, Washington 3, OT Seth Reeves (3), $13,580 64-72-72-76—284 teams to move into the the ACC championship at Dallas 3½ 4½ 40 Tennessee Samford 35, Wofford 20 Minnesota 5, St. Louis 1 Ryan Blaum (3), $13,440 69-70-77-71—287 ranking this week. game and spent much of Thursday South Carolina 48, Mississippi 44 Nashville 1, Boston 0 at Pittsburgh 5½ 5½ Off Carolina Southern Miss. 26, Marshall 24 Calgary 5, Chicago 3 EUROPEAN TOUR the season in the top 10. Next Sunday Stetson 48, Morehead St. 24 Vegas 3, Carolina 0 TURKISH AIRLINES OPEN at N.Y. Jets 7½ 8 Off Buffalo Syracuse 41, Wake Forest 24 Los Angeles 4, Columbus 1 Sunday’s leaders at Regnum Carya Golf & Spa What’s going on? Tennessee 14, Charlotte 3 Atlanta 3 3 Off at Cleveland San Jose 4, Philadelphia 3, OT Resort, Antalya, Turkey Tennessee Tech 27, Murray St. 24 Down New Orleans 3½ 3½ Off at Cincinnati Sunday’s Games Purse: $7 million. Yardage: 7,159; Par: 71 (34- Texas St. 40, Georgia St. 31 N.Y. Rangers 3, Buffalo 1 37) (x-won on fi rst playoff hole) at Tampa Bay 2 2 Off Washington The Citadel 38, W. Carolina 24 A few logisti- Tampa Bay 4, Ottawa 3, OT New England 5½ 5½ Off at Tenn. Troy 26, Louisiana-Lafayette 16 Final cal changes to the • Unbeaten No. 11 at Green Bay 7 7 Off Miami Tulane 41, South Florida 15 Columbus at Anaheim, late x-Justin Rose, England 65-65-69-68—267 at Indianapolis 1½ 2 Off Jacksonville UAB 52, UTSA 3 Today’s Games Haotong Li, China 66-67-63-71—267 college football season Central Florida fell at Chicago 4 4½ Off Detroit VMI 20, Tusculum 11 New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 6 p.m. Thomas Detry, Belgium 66-70-68-65—269 are at least a part of the two spots after beat- at Kansas City 15 15½ Off Arizona Villanova 45, Richmond 21 Dallas at Boston, 6 p.m. Adrian Otaegui, Spain 68-65-71-65—269 L.A. Chargers 10 10 Off at Oakland MIDWEST Montreal at N.Y. Islanders, 6 p.m. Lucas Bjerregaad, Denmark 70-67-66-67—270 increase. The Big Ten ing Temple 52-40. The at L.A. Rams 8 8 Off Seattle Cincinnati 42, Navy 0 Edmonton at Washington, 6 p.m. Martin Kaymer, Germany 66-69-69-66—270 went to a nine-game Knights ran their win- at Philadelphia 6 6 Off Dallas E. Michigan 17, Cent. Michigan 7 Philadelphia at Arizona, 8 p.m. Tommy Fleetwood, England 68-66-68-69—271 Next Monday Illinois 55, Minnesota 31 Tuesday’s Games Thorbjorn Olesen, Denmark 65-67-68-71—271 conference schedule in ning streak to a nation’s at San Francisco 3 3 Off N.Y. Giants Indiana St. 51, South Dakota 48, 3OT Dallas at Columbus, 6 p.m. Danny Willett, England 67-65-69-70—271 Iowa St. 27, Kansas 3 Updated odds available at Pregame.com Vegas at Toronto, 6 p.m. Thomas Aiken, South Africa 71-65-66-70—272 2016, joining the Big 12 best 21 straight games. Michigan 42, Penn St. 7 Montreal at N.Y. Rangers, 6 p.m. Sam Horsfi eld, England 66-67-68-71—272 Missouri St. 49, McKendree 20 New Jersey at Ottawa, 6:30 p.m. Alexander Levy, France 67-66-66-73—272 and Pac-12, meaning • No. 9 LSU slipped N. Dakota St. 17, Youngstown St. 7 Vancouver at Detroit, 6:30 p.m. more opportunities for five spots after being COLLEGE FOOTBALL N. Iowa 26, Illinois St. 16 Tapio Pulkkanen, Finland 68-70-67-67—272 Notre Dame 31, Northwestern 21 Edmonton at Tampa Bay, 6:30 p.m. Alexander Bjork, Sweden 73-69-65-66—273 those teams to pick each shut out by Alabama. THE AP TOP 25 POLL Ohio St. 36, Nebraska 31 Carolina at St. Louis, 7 p.m. Nicolas Colsaerts, Belgium 69-66-70-68—273 Minnesota at San Jose, 9:30 p.m. Tom Lewis, England 69-63-71-70—273 The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press Purdue 38, Iowa 36 other off. • No. 19 Florida Anaheim at Los Angeles, 9:30 p.m. Shane Lowry, Ireland 68-70-67-68—273 college football poll, with fi rst-place votes S. Dakota St. 59, Missouri St. 7 SE Missouri 38, Tennessee St. 21 The Big 12 restarted its dropped six spots after in parentheses, records through Nov. 3, total San Diego 27, Drake 10 points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place vote LPGA TOUR conference champion- losing for the second W. Illinois 34, S. Illinois 31 AUTO RACING TOTO JAPAN CLASSIC through one point for a 25th-place vote, and Wisconsin 31, Rutgers 17 ship game last year after straight week. last week’s ranking: Sunday’s leaders at Seta Golf Course, Shiga, SOUTHWEST Japan. RECORD PTS. LW Abilene Christian 49, Northwestern St. 47 NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP Purse: $1.5 million; Yardage: 6,659; Par: 72 six-year hiatus. That • No. 21 Penn State 1. Alabama (60) 9-0 1,500 1 Alabama A&M 45, Ark.-Pine Bluff 14 AAA TEXAS 500 (36-36) condensed the confer- fell seven places after 2. Clemson 9-0 1,435 2 Arkansas St. 38, South Alabama 14 Sunday at Texas Motor Speedway, Fort Worth, 3. Notre Dame 9-0 1,381 3 Baylor 35, Oklahoma St. 31 Texas Final Nasa Hataoka, $225,000 66-69-67—202 ence’s regular season, being blown out by 4. Michigan 8-1 1,304 5 Incarnate Word 43, Sam Houston St. 26 Lap length: 1.50 miles Momoko Ueda, $104,348 69-67-68—204 5. Georgia 8-1 1,263 6 Lamar 38, Cent. Arkansas 24 (Starting position in parentheses) which from 2011-16 Michigan. Carlota Ciganda, $104,348 68-68-68—204 6. Oklahoma 8-1 1,181 7 Nicholls 41, Houston Baptist 20 1. (3) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 337. Saki Nagamine, $104,348 68-68-68—204 7. West Virginia 7-1 1,065 12 Oklahoma 51, Texas Tech 46 2. (1) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 337. SMU 45, Houston 31 Jin Young Ko, $56,215 68-71-66—205 8. Ohio State 8-1 1,025 8 3. (8) Joey Logano, Ford, 337. TCU 14, Kansas St. 13 Ji-Hee Lee, $56,215 69-68-68—205 9. Lousiana State 7-2 1,020 4 4. (12) Erik Jones, Toyota, 337. Tulsa 49, UConn 19 Amy Yang, $42,349 70-67-69—206 10. Washington State 8-1 1,010 10 5. (22) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 337. 11. Central Florida 8-0 1,001 9 UTEP 34, Rice 26 Jae-Eun Chung, $33,605 71-65-71—207 Desisa, Keitany win West Virginia 42, Texas 41 6. (16) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 337. 12. Kentucky 7-2 780 11 In-Kyung Kim, $33,605 66-70-71—207 FAR WEST 7. (7) Kurt Busch, Ford, 337. 13. Syracuse 7-2 624 22 Sakura Koiwai, $33,605 68-66-73—207 Arizona St. 38, Utah 20 8. (4) Aric Almirola, Ford, 337. Megan Khang, $25,502 71-70-67—208 14. Utah State 8-1 586 18 Boise St. 21, BYU 16 9. (13) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 337. NYC Marathon titles 15. Texas 6-3 559 15 Jennifer Song, $25,502 71-67-70—208 E. Washington 48, N. Colorado 13 10. (26) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 337. 16. Fresno State 8-1 506 20 So Yeon Ryu, $25,502 65-73-70—208 Fresno St. 48, UNLV 3 11. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 337. 17. Boston College 7-2 490 24 Jiyai Shin, $25,502 66-69-73—208 Idaho 31, North Dakota 27 12. (5) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 337. 18. Mississippi State 6-3 486 21 Yu Liu, $20,087 72-69-68—209 By Denis P. Gorman fastest time for the Idaho St. 48, Portland St. 45 13. (11) Paul Menard, Ford, 337. 19. Florida 6-3 400 13 Charley Hull, $20,087 69-69-71—209 Montana 57, S. Utah 14 14. (18) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 337. The Associated Press course in history. Mar- 20. Washington 7-3 342 — Montana St. 49, Cal Poly 42 Hee-Kyung Bae, $20,087 69-67-73—209 15. (23) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 337. 21. Penn State 6-3 278 14 New Mexico St. 52, Alcorn St. 42 Minjee Lee, $20,087 67-64-78—209 garet Okayo of Kenya 16. (9) William Byron, Chevrolet, 337. 22. North Carolina State 6-2 264 — Oregon 42, UCLA 21 Marina Alex, $16,640 71-71-68—210 17. (10) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 337. NEW YORK — By the set the record of 2:22:31 23. Iowa State 5-3 230 — San Diego St. 31, New Mexico 23 Ariya Jutanugarn, $16,640 70-71-69—210 18. (14) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 335. 24. Michigan State 6-3 215 — Southern Cal 38, Oregon St. 21 Mami Fukuda, $16,640 69-71-70—210 time Mary Keitany was in 2003. 19. (20) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 335. 25. Cincinnati 8-1 141 — UC Davis 42, N. Arizona 20 Nelly Korda, $16,640 70-69-71—210 Utah St. 56, Hawaii 17 20. (25) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 335. Others receiving votes: Utah 110, Auburn 93, Lexi Thompson, $16,640 69-69-72—210 pacing her way up Man- “I can say the course Washington 27, Stanford 23 21. (15) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 335. Wisconsin 37, Army 32, UAB 31, Northwestern Wei-Ling Hsu, $13,529 73-72-66—211 Washington St. 19, California 13 22. (24) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 335. hattan’s First Avenue, record was not in my 28, Iowa 17, Boise St. 15, Purdue 14, Buffalo Eun-Hee Ji, $13,529 71-72-68—211 Weber St. 26, Sacramento St. 14 23. (21) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 335. 11, Oregon 9, San Diego St. 5, Duke 4, Texas In Gee Chun, $13,529 71-71-69—211 she had no reason to mind,” Keitany said. Wyoming 24, San Jose St. 9 24. (27) David Ragan, Ford, 335. A&M 3, Houston 3, Texas Tech 2. Jacqui Concolino, $13,529 70-72-69—211 25. (30) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet, 335. look back for challeng- “For me, winning was Lizette Salas, $13,529 68-71-72—211 26. (2) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 334. AMWAY COACHES TOP 25 POLL Teresa Lu, $13,529 68-70-73—211 ers. The Kenyan’s lead the most important.” PRO BASKETBALL 27. (28) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, 332. The Amway Top 25 football poll, with fi rst- Azahara Munoz, $11,093 74-70-68—212 28. (19) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, 332. was growing over the Desisa, 28, held off place votes in parentheses, records through Minami Katsu, $11,093 72-72-68—212 29. (29) Michael McDowell, Ford, 331. Nov. 3, total points based on 25 points for NBA Rei Matsuda, $11,093 72-71-69—212 strong women’s field countryman Shura 30. (6) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 331. fi rst place through one point for 25th, and last All times Central Shanshan Feng, $11,093 69-71-72—212 31. (34) Parker Kligerman, Toyota, 329. week’s ranking: EASTERN CONFERENCE Mi-Jeong Jeon, $8,855 71-72-70—213 with every stride, and Kitata by 1.99 seconds 32. (33) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, 326. RECORD PTS. LW ATLANTIC DIVISION W L PCT GB Sun-Ju Ahn, $8,855 70-73-70—213 33. (38) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, 326. all she thought about for his first win in New 1. Alabama (63) 9-0 1,599 1 Toronto 8 1 .889 — Eri Okayama, $8,855 71-71-71—213 34. (36) Kyle Weatherman, Chevrolet, 323. 2. Clemson (1) 9-0 1,537 2 Boston 6 3 .667 2 Jenny Shin, $8,855 68-74-71—213 was the finish line. York, joining victories 35. (32) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, 321. 3. Notre Dame 9-0 1,464 3 Philadelphia 6 5 .545 3 Mamiko Higa, $8,855 73-68-72—213 4. Michigan 8-1 1,390 5 36. (35) JJ Yeley, Toyota, 321. Lelisa Desisa of Ethio- at the Boston Marathon Brooklyn 4 6 .400 4½ Sei Young Kim, $8,855 67-74-72—213 5. Georgia 8-1 1,347 5 37. (39) Joey Gase, Ford, 317. New York 3 7 .300 5½ Mo Martin, $8,855 69-70-74—213 pia didn’t break out into in 2013 and 2015. He 6. Oklahoma 8-1 1,272 7 38. (31) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, Accident, SOUTHEAST DIVISION W L PCT GB Caroline Masson, $6,911 70-73-71—214 7. Ohio State 8-1 1,109 8 Charlotte 5 5 .500 — 300. a big grin until he pulled finished second in New Anna Nordqvist, $6,911 72-70-72—214 8. West Virginia 7-1 1,108 10 Miami 3 5 .375 1 39. (40) David Starr, Toyota, 287. Danielle Kang, $6,911 69-73-72—214 away from two oppo- York in 2014 and third in 9. Washington State 8-1 1,076 11 Atlanta 3 6 .333 1½ 40. (37) Corey LaJoie, Chevrolet, 269. 10. Louisiana State 7-2 1,063 4 Shoko Sasaki, $6,911 70-71-73—214 Orlando 3 6 .333 1½ nents late in the race. 2015 and 2017. 11. Central Florida 8-0 1,054 9 Brooke M. Henderson, $6,911 69-72-73—214 Race Statistics 12. Kentucky 7-2 761 12 Washington 2 7 .222 2½ In perfect crisp “This is my dream,” 13. Syracuse 7-2 625 24 CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT GB Average Speed of Race Winner: 150.558 mph. autumn weather for dis- Desisa said. “To be a 14. Boston College 7-2 580 25 Milwaukee 8 1 .889 — Time of Race: 3 hours, 21 minutes, 27 sec- TRANSACTIONS 15. Mississippi State 6-3 567 21 Indiana 7 3 .700 1½ onds. Margin of Victory: .447 Seconds. tance runners, Keitany champion.” 16. Utah State 8-1 565 20 Detroit 4 4 .500 3½ Caution Flags: 8 for 37 laps. 17. Fresno State 8-1 490 23 Chicago 2 8 .200 6½ Lead Changes: 16 among 7 drivers. HOCKEY and Desisa won the New Desisa finished in 2 18. Washington 7-3 463 19 Cleveland 1 8 .111 7 Lap Leaders: R. Blaney 1-32; K. Harvick 33- National Hockey League York City Marathon on hours, 5 minutes, 59 19. Texas 6-3 433 15 131; J. Logano 132-152; A. Bowman 153-155; LOS ANGELES KINGS — Fired coach John 20. Penn State 6-3 375 13 WESTERN CONFERENCE B. Wallace 156-157; J. Johnson 158-159; Stevens. Named Willie Desjardins interim Sunday in near record seconds, the second 21. Florida 6-3 340 14 SOUTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB K. Harvick 160-172; J. Logano 173-176; B. coach. times. fastest time for the 22. North Carolina State 6-2 327 — Memphis 5 2 .714 — Keselowski 177-226; R. Blaney 227; J. Logano WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Reassigned D 23. Cincinnati 8-1 207 — San Antonio 6 3 .667 — 228-253; K. Harvick 254-280; J. Logano 281- Aaron Ness to Hershey (AHL). 24. Utah 6-3 184 16 Keitany, 36, became course. Geoffrey Mutai New Orleans 4 5 .444 2 283; J. Johnson 284-292; K. Harvick 293-310; R. ECHL 25. Iowa State 5-3 151 — ECHL — Suspended Florida’s Mitch the second woman to of Kenya set the record Others receiving votes: Michigan State 144; Houston 3 5 .375 2½ Blaney 311-317; K. Harvick 318-337. Auburn 106; Iowa 87; Wisconsin 64; UAB 64; Dallas 2 7 .222 4 Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Lead, Laps Vandergunst and Jacksonville’s Garet Hunt win the marathon four of 2:05:05 in 2011. Last Oregon 51; Houston 41; Army 34; Buffalo 22; NORTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB Led): Kevin Harvick 5 times for 177 laps; Joey one game each and fi ned them undisclosed Texas A&M 16; San Diego State 15; Purdue Denver 8 1 .889 — Logano 4 times for 54 laps; Brad Keselowski amounts for their actions in a Nov. 3 game. times. She ran the race year’s winner, Geoffrey 13; Boise State 12; Duke 11; Pittsburgh 10; Portland 6 3 .667 2 1 time for 50 laps; Ryan Blaney 3 times for 40 in 2 hours, 22 minutes, Kamworor of Kenya, South Florida 10; South Carolina 7; Missouri Oklahoma City 4 4 .500 3½ laps; Jimmie Johnson 2 times for 11 laps; Alex COLLEGES 2; Appalachian State 2; Northwestern 1; North Minnesota 4 5 .444 4 Bowman 1 time for 3 laps; Bubba Wallace 1 KANSAS — Fired football coach David Beaty, 48 seconds, the second finished third. Texas 1. Utah 4 5 .444 4 time for 2 laps. effective at the end of the season. * ** The News Herald | Monday, November 5, 2018 C5

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something to eat or drink, he’ll mouth shut because I need a answer, “No! You don’t need place to live, but day by day, anything.” (I can tell that the more and more, my rage is relatives are annoyed by him, building, and I want to tell him too.) off. Help, please. — LIVING Dad played a major role in WITH A TYRANT Jeanne Phillips ruining a relationship with a DEAR LIVING: Do not tell woman I was dating. I don’t him off. Although you may invite any of my new friends be living “rent-free,” you are DEAR ABBY: I’m a 34-year- over because I know he’ll have paying plenty for the “privi- old man who lives with my something sarcastic to say. lege” of staying under his roof. father, who is 76 years old. I’m He also accuses me of not It appears your father resents currently without a job, but doing any cleaning around the having you there as much as when I have one, I buy food house, but he fails to notice you dislike being there. Do and whatever else is needed that I have done it at night whatever you can to find a job. for the house. I believe I’m while he was asleep. doing my fair share. I rarely converse with him Dear Abby is written by Abi- I love my father dearly, but because we have nothing in gail Van Buren, also known I can’t stand him as a person. common. He takes almost no as Jeanne Phillips, and was He can be very rude and interest in what I have to say, founded by her mother, Pau- verbally abusive. He has told even when I tell him about line Phillips. Contact Dear people we know very personal something I saw on TV. He Abby at www.DearAbby. things about me. When we’re says, “Well, you shouldn’t com or P.O. Box 69440, visiting family, if I ask for be watching that.” I keep my Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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21796 GIVEN: CAPITAL ONE ber. (850) 248-8514. To re- est. The property will Comptroller Bay Dated this 13th day of phone. At the above 2018 IN THE CIRCUIT NA AS COLLATERAL Pub: September 25, ceive further informa- be sold at public auc- County, Florida Septembert, 2018 location there will be 22171 COURT OF THE ASSIGNEE OF TLGFY, October 2, 9, 16, No- tion, contact the Clerk tion at https://bay.realta present a speaker tele- FOURTEENTH the holder of the follow- vember 5, 2018 of the Court and Comp- xdeed.com at 10:00 By: Teresa Childers Bill Kinsaul phone so that any per- The Panama City Civil JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ing certificate has filed troller at the Bay AM on the 11th day of Deputy Clerk Clerk of the Court and son can attend the Service Board will meet 21839 No- AND FOR BAY said certificate for a tax County Courthouse, December, 2018 un- Comptroller Bay meeting at the above on Wednesday, NOTICE OF vember 7th, 2018 at COUNTY, FLORIDA deed to be issued 300 E 4th St #101, less the back taxes are WARNING! County, Florida location and be fully in- APPLICATION FOR 6:00 pm. CIVIL ACTION thereon. The certificate Panama City, Florida, paid. To receive the There are unpaid taxes formed of the discus- Location will TAX DEED CASE NO.: number and year of is- telephone number payoff amount for the on property which you By: Teresa Childers sions taking place ei- be held at the Bay 03-2018-CA-000823 suance, the description (850) 763-9061 x 3. taxes owed contact the own or have legal inter- Deputy Clerk ther in person or by tel- County Government DIVISION of the property, and the Case No: 2018-3595TD Bay County Tax Collec- est. The property will ephone communica- Building, 840 W 11th names in which it was To make payment, tor, Panama City, Flor- be sold at public auc- WARNING! tion. Street, Rm#1030, Pan- NOTICE IS HEREBY BANK OF NEW YORK assessed are as fol- please contact the of- ida, telephone number tion at https://bay.realta There are unpaid taxes ama City, Florida. GIVEN: MELLON TRUST COM- lows: CAPITAL ONE fice of the Tax Collec- (850) 248-8514. To re- xdeed.com at 10:00 on property which you A copy of the agenda Pub: November 3, 4, 5, PANY, N.A. AS TRUS- NA AS COLLATERAL tor, telephone num- ceive further informa- AM on the 11th day of own or have legal inter- may be obtained at the 6, 7, 2018 TEE FOR MORTGAGE Certificate No.: ASSIGNEE OF TLGFY, ber. tion, contact the Clerk December, 2018 un- est. The property will office of the District ASSETS MANAGE- 1289 the holder of the follow- Pub: September 25, of the Court and Comp- less the back taxes are be sold at public auc- Manager, Rizzetta & MENT SERIES I Year of Issuance: ing certificate has filed October 2, 9, 16, No- troller at the Bay paid. To receive the tion at https://bay.realta Company, Inc., located TRUST, June 1, 2016 said certificate for a tax vember 5, 2018 County Courthouse, payoff amount for the xdeed.com at 10:00 at 120 Richard Jackson Plaintiff, Parcel ID: deed to be issued 300 E 4th St #101, taxes owed contact the AM on the 11th day of Blvd, Suite 220, Pan- 21843 05470-768-000 thereon. The certificate Panama City, Florida, Bay County Tax Collec- December, 2018 unless ama City Beach, Flor- AVIATION Grads work NOTICE OF vs. number and year of is- telephone number tor, Panama City, Flor- the back taxes are ida 32407, (850) with JetBlue, United, APPLICATION FOR Description of Property: suance, the description (850) 763-9061 x 3. ida, telephone number paid. To receive the 334-9055, during nor- Delta and others- start TAX DEED THE UNKNOWN 27 2S 13W-1.221-142A of the property, and the (850) 248-8514. To re- payoff amount for the mal business hours. here with hands on HEIRS, DEVISEES, BEG 4994.85‘ N 2887’ names in which it was To make payment, ceive further informa- taxes owed contact the training for FAA certifi- GRANTEES, ASSIGN- E 1488.80‘ W595.92’ assessed are as fol- Case No: 2018-2904TD please contact the of- tion, contact the Clerk Bay County Tax Collec- Pursuant to provisions cation. Financial aid if EES, LIENORS, CREDI- SWLY & 55.77‘ S OF lows: fice of the Tax Collec- of the Court and Comp- tor, Panama City, Flor- of the Americans with qualified. Call Aviation NOTICE IS HEREBY TORS, TRUSTEES, SW COR SEC TH S tor, telephone num- troller at the Bay ida, telephone number Disabilities Act, any Institute of Mainte- GIVEN: OR OTHER CLAIM- 201.58‘ W 426.53‘ N Certificate No.: CAPITAL ONE ber. County Courthouse, (850) 248-8514. To re- person requiring spe- nance 888-242-2649. ANTS CLAIMING BY, 200.01‘ E 460.41‘ TO 3595 NA AS COLLATERAL Pub: September 25, 300 E 4th St #101, ceive further informa- cial accommodations THROUGH, UNDER, POB ORB 1183 P 266 Year of Issuance: ASSIGNEE OF TLGFY, October 2, 9, 16, No- Panama City, Florida, tion, contact the Clerk to participate in this OR AGAINST THE ES- June 1, 2016 the holder of the follow- vember 5, 2018 telephone number of the Court and Comp- meeting is asked to ad- TATE OF EDITH M. Name in which as- Parcel ID: ing certificate has filed (850) 763-9061 x 3. troller at the Bay vise the District Office 21847 GARRETT, DE- sessed: 23384-020-000 said certificate for a tax County Courthouse, at (850) 334- 9055, at NOTICE OF CEASED, et al, LILLIAN CORBITT deed to be issued To make payment, 300 E 4th St #101, least 48 hours before HAVANESE PUPS APPLICATION FOR Defendant(s). Description of Property: thereon. The certificate please contact the of- Panama City, Florida, the meeting. If you are AKC Home Raised TAX DEED All of said property be- 11 4S 14W -366.8- number and year of is- fice of the Tax Collec- telephone number hearing or speech im- Best Health Guar. NOTICE OF ACTION ing in the County of 118C4 COM AT NE suance, the description tor, telephone number. (850) 763-9061 x 3. paired, please contact Call 239-324-4650 Bay, State of Florida. COR OF SW1/4 OF of the property, and the Case No: 2018-2038TD Pub: September 27, the Florida Relay Serv- www.noahslittleark.com To: Unless said certificate SE1/4 OF SEC TH W names in which it was October 4, 11, 18, No- To make payment, ice at 7-1-1, who can NOTICE IS HEREBY THE UNKNOWN shall be redeemed ac- 650’ S 50 FOR POB TH assessed are as fol- vember 5, 2018 please contact the of- aid you in contacting GIVEN: HEIRS, DEVISEES, cording to law, the CONT S 110’ W 55’ N lows: CAPITAL ONE fice of the Tax Collec- the District Office. 21893 GRANTEES, ASSIGN- property described in 110’ E 55’ TO POB NA AS COLLATERAL tor, telephone num- NOTICE OF EES, LIENORS, CREDI- such certificate shall be ORB 1765 P 349 ORB Certificate No.: ASSIGNEE OF TLGFY, ber. A person who decides APPLICATION FOR TORS, TRUSTEES, OR sold to the highest bid- 2805 P 715 2904 the holder of the follow- Pub: September 27, to appeal any decision TAX DEED Appliances For Sale OTHER CLAIMANTS der, on December 11, Year of Issuance: ing certificate has filed October 4, 11, 18, No- made by the Board Name in which as- June 1, 2016 said certificate for a tax Refrigerator $175, CLAIMING BY, 2018; 10:00 AM at vember 5, 2018 with respect to any stove $150, washer & THROUGH, UNDER, https://bay.real- sessed: Parcel ID: deed to be issued Case No: 2018-3531TD matter considered at 22083 dryer $150 Call OR AGAINST THE ES- taxdeed.com. THELMA LEWIS, 15997-000-000 thereon. The certificate the meeting is advised NOTICE IS HEREBY 850-545-3442 TATE OF EDITH M. Dated this 13th day of GEORGE LEWIS number and year of is- IN THE CIRCUIT that this same person GIVEN GARRETT, DE- Septembert, 2018 Description of Property: suance, the description :CAPITAL ONE COURT OF THE FOUR- will need a record of CEASED; All of said property be- 3 4S 14W-183-105A3 of the property, and the NA AS COLLATERAL TEENTH JUDICIAL the proceedings and Bill Kinsaul ing in the County of BEG 677’ N OF SE names in which it was ASSIGNEE OF TLGFY, CIRCUITIN AND FOR that accordingly, the Last Known Address: Clerk of the Court and Bay, State of Florida. COR OF SW1/4 W 444’ assessed are as fol- the holder of the follow- BAY COUNTY, FLOR- person may need to Unknown Comptroller Bay Unless said certificate N 70’ E444‘ S70‘ TO lows: ing certificate has filed IDA ensure that a verbatim CASE NO.: SAWMILLS from only County, Florida shall be redeemed ac- POB ORB 489 P 627 said certificate for a tax record of the proceed- cording to law, the ORB 513 P 141,142 Certificate No.: deed to be issued 17000225CA $4397.00- MAKE & Current Address: ings is made, including SAVE MONEY with Unknown By: Teresa Childers property described in 2038 thereon. The certificate the testimony and evi- such certificate shall be Name in which as- Year of Issuance: number and year of is- CROSSCOUNTRY your own bandmill. Cut Deputy Clerk dence upon which the lumber any dimension. ANY AND ALL UN- sold to the highest bid- sessed: June 1, 2016 suance, the description MORTGAGE, INC., appeal is to be based. Plaintiff, In stock ready to ship! KNOWN PARTIES WARNING! der, on December 11, EMORY PORTER, AR- Parcel ID: of the property, and the 2018; 10:00 AM at THUR LEE TRIPPE, 08188-000-000 names in which it was FREE Info/DVD: CLAIMING BY, There are unpaid taxes Justin Croom www.NorwoodSawmills.co THROUGH, UNDER, on property which you https://bay.real- PAUL PORTER, MI- assessed are as fol- VS. District Manager taxdeed.com. CHAEL PORTER Description of Property: lows: m1-800-567-0404 AND AGAINST THE own or have legal inter- Pub: November 5, 2018 Ext.300N HEREIN NAMED INDI- est. The property will Dated this 13th day of SOUTHPORT PLAT UNKNOWN HEIRS, Certificate No.: 22169 VIDUALbe sold at public auc- Septembert, 2018 All of said property be- (14.1) 101B1 E 1/2 LOT BENEFICIARIES, DEVI- NOTICE TO RECEIVE DEFENDANT(S) WHO tion at https://bay.realta ing in the County of 15 & LOT 14 LESS E 3531 SEES, SURVIVING Year of Issuance: SEALED BIDS ARE NOT KNOWN TO xdeed.com at 10:00 Bill Kinsaul Bay, State of Florida. 2.5’ BLK 20 ORB 2021 SPOUSE, GRANTEES, BID #1819-03 BE DEAD OR ALIVE, AM on the 11th day of Clerk of the Court and Unless said certificate P 772 ORB 2789 P June 1, 2016 ASSIGNEE, LIENORS, Parcel ID: WHETHER SAID UN- December, 2018 unless Comptroller Bay shall be redeemed ac- 2050 CREDITORS, TRUS- KNOWN PARTIES MAY the back taxes are County, Florida cording to law, the 22956-000-000 TEES, AND ALL The Gulf County Board 10% DISCOUNT CLAIM AN INTEREST paid. To receive the property described in Name in which as- OTHER PARTIES of County Commission- CUSTOM ORDER AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, payoff amount for the By: Teresa Childers such certificate shall be sessed: Description of Property: CLAIMING AN INTER- ers will receive sealed FURNITURE DEVISEES, GRANT- taxes owed contact the Deputy Clerk sold to the highest bid- RENA BOGGESS MAGNOLIA VIEW 81A EST BY, THROUGH, bids from any person, and EES, OR OTHER Bay County Tax Collec- der, on December 11, LOT 5 BLK A ORB 684 UNDER OR AGAINST company, or corpora- WARNING! WINDOW CLAIMANTS. tor, Panama City, Flor- 2018; 10:00 AM at All of said property be- P 92 ORB 2194 P 949 THE ESTATE OF LEE tion interested in pro- https://bay.real- TREATMENTS ida, telephone number There are unpaid taxes ing in the County of R. SMITH viding the following: taxdeed.com. Name in which as- S & S Interiors Last Known Address: (850) 248-8514. To re- on property which you Bay, State of Florida. (DECEASED); et al., sessed: Defendant(s) Printing of the 2019 8406 PCB Pkwy Unknown ceive further informa- own or have legal inter- Dated this 13th day of Unless said certificate . Official Gulf County tion, contact the Clerk est. The property will Septembert, 2018 shall be redeemed ac- MICHAEL T JONES, NOTICE OF ACTION Visitor Guide Current Address: of the Court and Comp- be sold at public auc- cording to law, the JANET R JONES (Publish in THE Unknown troller at the Bay tion at https://bay.realta Bill Kinsaul property described in 10:00 NEWS HERALD) County Courthouse, xdeed.com at Clerk of the Court and such certificate shall be All of said property be- Sealed bids must be AM on the 11th day of YOU ARE NOTIFIED 300 E 4th St #101, Comptroller Bay sold to the highest bid- ing in the County of submitted to the Gulf December, 2018 that an action to fore- Panama City, Florida, un- County, Florida der, on December 11, Bay, State of Florida. TO: UNKNOWN County Clerk of Court’s FOR SALE close a mortgage on telephone number less the back taxes are 2018; 10:00 AM at Unless said certificate HEIRS, BENEFICIAR- Office at 1000 Cecil G. paid. To receive the By: Teresa Childers https://bay.real- shall be redeemed ac- IES, DEVISEES, SUR- Costin, Sr. Blvd., Room 1979 Grove TMS250, the following property (850) 763-9061 x 3. 25 ton, 80’ main boom, in Bay County, Florida: payoff amount for the Deputy Clerk taxdeed.com. cording to law, the VIVING SPOUSE, 149, Port St. Joe, Flor- taxes owed contact the Dated this 13th day of property described in GRANTEES, AS- ida 32456 to be re- 26’ swing away jib, CAT To make payment, 3208, 210hp engine A PARCEL OF LAND please contact the of- Bay County Tax Collec- WARNING! Septembert, 2018 such certificate shall be SIGNEE, LIENORS, ceived no later than tor, Panama City, Flor- There are unpaid taxes sold to the highest bid- CREDITORS, TRUS- 4:30 p.m., E.T. on Fri- with low miles, 13 BEGINNING 430 FEET fice of the Tax Collec- speed transmission, 58 NORTH OF THE tor, telephone num- ida, telephone number on property which you Bill Kinsaul der, on December 11,, TEES, AND ALL day, November 16, (850) 248-8514. To re- own or have legal inter- Clerk of the Court and 2018; 10:00 AM at OTHER PARTIES 2018. Sealed bids will mph highway. $60,000 SOUTHEAST COR- ber. OBO. 225-753-8733 NER OF LOT 4, Pub: September 25, ceive further informa- est. The property will Comptroller Bay https://bay.real- CLAIMING AN INTER- be opened at this same BLOCK 19, HIGH- October 2, 9, 16, No- tion, contact the Clerk be sold at public auc- County, Florida taxdeed.com. EST BY, THROUGH, location on Monday, of the Court and Comp- tion at https://bay.realta Dated this 13th day of UNDER OR AGAINST November 19, 2018 at RYOBI 6500 Watt LAND CITY PLAT; vember 5, 2018 Generator. New THENCE WEST 135 troller at the Bay xdeed.com at 10:00 By: Teresa Childers Septembert, 2018 THE ESTATE OF LEE 10:00 a.m., E.T. 21835 County Courthouse, AM on the 11th day of Deputy Clerk R. SMITH (DECEASED) $600.00. Call Jerald FEET; THENCE King at 850.814.7453. NORTH 200 FEET; NOTICE OF 300 E 4th St #101, December, 2018 un- Bill Kinsaul Last Known Residence: Please indicate on the THENCE EAST 135 APPLICATION FOR Panama City, Florida, less the back taxes are WARNING! Clerk of the Court and Unknown outside of the envelope FEET; THENCE TAX DEED telephone number paid. To receive the There are unpaid taxes Comptroller Bay YOUR COMPANY TAT D5C-LGP SOUTH 200 FEET TO (850) 763-9061 x 3. payoff amount for the on property which you County, Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED NAME, that this is a DOZIER THE POINT OF BE- Case No: 2018-4035TD taxes owed contact the own or have legal inter- that an action to fore- SEALED BID, and in- GINNING. TOGETHER To make payment, Bay County Tax Collec- est. The property will By: Teresa Childers close a mortgage on clude the BID NUM- $27,500. WITH THAT CERTAIN NOTICE IS HEREBY please contact the of- tor, Panama City, Flor- be sold at public auc- Deputy Clerk the following property BER. Provide one origi- (850) 258-6018 1996 CAVALCADE GIVEN: fice of the Tax Collec- ida, telephone number tion at https://bay.realta in Bay County, Florida: nal and three copies of DOUBLE WIDE MO- CAPITAL ONE NA AS tor, telephone number. (850) 248-8514. To re- xdeed.com at 10:00 WARNING! your bid. BILE HOME LO- COLLATERAL AS- Pub: September 25, ceive further informa- AM on the 11th day of There are unpaid taxes THE FOLLOWING DE- CATED THEREON SIGNEE OF TLGFY, October 2, 9, 16, No- tion, contact the Clerk December, 2018 un- on property which you SCRIBED LOT(S) Complete bid specifica- WITH VIN the holder of the follow- vember 5, 2018 of the Court and Comp- less the back taxes are own or have legal inter- PIECE(S) OR tions may be obtained ing certificate has filed troller at the Bay paid. To receive the est. The property will PARCEL(S) OF LAND, from the Gulf County LCA0695580S25151A 21841 CHURCH FURNI- said certificate for a tax County Courthouse, payoff amount for the be sold at public auc- SITUATE LYING AND Clerk’s Office at 1000 AND VIN NOTICE OF TURE: Does your deed to be issued 300 E 4th St #101, taxes owed contact the tion at https://bay.realta BEING IN THE Cecil G. Costin, Sr. LCA0695580S25151B; APPLICATION FOR church need pews, pul- thereon. The certificate Panama City, Florida, Bay County Tax Collec- xdeed.com at 10:00 COUNTY OF BAY Blvd., Room 149, Port TITLE NUMBERS TAX DEED pit set, baptistery, stee- 69591104 AND number and year of is- telephone number tor, Panama City, Flor- AM on the 11th day of STATE OF FLORIDA St. Joe, Florida 32456, ple, windows? Big suance, the description (850) 763-9061 x 3. ida, telephone number December, 2018 un- TO-WIT: (850) 229-6112 or on 69591105. A/K/A 2932 Case No: 2018-3487TD Sales on new cush- MARLBORO AVE, of the property, and the (850) 248-8514. To re- less the back taxes are the County’s website at ioned pews and pew names in which it was To make payment, ceive further informa- paid. To receive the LOT 4, BLOCK 5, www.gulfcounty-fl.gov. PANAMA CITY, FL NOTICE IS HEREBY chairs. assessed are as fol- please contact the of- tion, contact the Clerk payoff amount for the FIRST ADDITION TO The Gulf County Board 32405 GIVEN:CAPITAL ONE 1-800-231-8360 lows: fice of the Tax Collec- of the Court and Comp- taxes owed contact the OLD ORCHARD BE- of County Commission- www.pews1.com NA AS COLLATERAL tor, telephone num- ING SUDDUTH RE- has been filed against troller at the Bay Bay County Tax Collec- ers reserves the right to ASSIGNEE OF TLGFY, ber. ALTY COMPANY’S you and you are re- Certificate No.: County Courthouse, tor, Panama City, Flor- reject any or all bids. FREON R12 WANTED the holder of the follow- SIXTEENTH ADDI- quired to serve a copy 4035 Pub: September 25, 300 E 4th St #101, ida, telephone number Questions regarding R12 collecting dust? ing certificate has filed TION TO PANAMA of your written de- Year of Issuance: October 2, 9, 16, No- Panama City, Florida, (850) 248-8514. To re- this bid should be di- Certified professional said certificate for a tax CITY, FLORIDA PLAT fenses within 30 days June 1, 2016 vember 5, 2018 telephone number ceive further informa- rected to T.D.C. Direc- pays CA$H for R12. Parcel ID: deed to be issued (850) 763-9061 x 3. tion, contact the Clerk BOOK 8 PAGE 1 tor Kelli Godwin at after the first publica- thereon. The certificate 21845 312-291-9169, tion, if any, on Albertelli 27106-000-000 of the Court and Comp- (850) 229-7800. RefrigerantFinders.com number and year of is- NOTICE OF To make payment, Law, Plaintiff’s attorney, troller at the Bay has been filed against suance, the description APPLICATION FOR please contact the of- whose address is P.O. Description of Property: County Courthouse, you and you are re- BOARD OF COUNTY of the property, and the TAX DEED fice of the Tax Collec- Box 23028, Tampa, FL BAYVIEW HEIGHTS E 300 E 4th St #101, quired to serve a copy COMMISSIONERS SALE names in which it was tor, telephone num- 33623, and file the orig- 100’ OF LOTS 30, 31, Panama City, Florida, of your written de- GULF COUNTY 20% OFF assessed are as fol- Case No: 2018-2470TD ber. inal with this Court ei- 32 & LOT 33 BLK J telephone number fenses, if any, to it on By/S/SANDYQUINN,JR In-Stock ORB 3294 P 172 lows: Pub: September 25, (850) 763-9061 x 3. ALDRIDGE | PITE, CHAIRMAN ther before service on NOTICE IS HEREBY FURNITURE Plaintiff’s attorney, or October 2, 9, 16, No- LLP, Plaintiff’s attorney, Certificate No.: GIVEN:CAPITAL ONE To make payment, LAMPS immediately thereafter; Name in which as- vember 5, 2018 at 1615 South Con- ATTEST: sessed: 3487 NA AS COLLATERAL please contact the of- gress Avenue, Suite REBECCA L. NORRIS, ARTWORK otherwise, a default will 21891 MATTHEW AND Year of Issuance: ASSIGNEE OF TLGFY, fice of the Tax Collec- 200, Delray Beach, FL CLERK S & S Interiors be entered against you NOTICE OF MCKINSEY INVEST- June 1, 2016 the holder of the follow- tor, telephone num- 33445, on or before 30 Pub: November 5, 12, 8406 PCB Pkwy for the relief demanded APPLICATION FOR MENTS LLC Parcel ID: ing certificate has filed ber. days from first publica- in the Complaint or pe- 22493-010-000 said certificate for a tax TAX DEED tition. Pub: September 27, tion , and file the origi- All of said property be- deed to be issued October 4, 11, 18, No- nal with the clerk of this Case No: ing in the County of Description of Property: thereon. The certificate vember 5, 2018 court either before This notice shall be 2018-3495TD Bay, State of Florida. WELCH ADD (4.01) number and year of is- service on Plaintiff’s at- published once a week 21903 Unless said certificate COM INTERSEC OF W suance, the description torney or immediately for two consecutive NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE OF shall be redeemed ac- R/W OF COLLEGE AVE of the property, and the thereafter; otherwise a weeks in the News Her- GIVEN APPLICATION FOR cording to law, the AND S LI LOT 5 BLK 3 names in which it was :CAPITAL ONE default will be entered ald Bay. TAX DEED WANTED property described in TH N 19.43‘ TO POB; assessed are as fol- NA AS COLLATERAL against you for the re- such certificate shall be TH W 86.17‘ N 66.25‘ E lows: ASSIGNEE OF TLGFY, lief demanded in the ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN SUPERVISOR WITNESS my hand and 84.77‘ S 64.94‘ TO the holder of the follow- Case No: 2018-2980TD Location: Tallahassee, FL the seal of this court on sold to the highest bid- complaint or petition. der, on December 11, POB ORB 3389 P 1948 Certificate No.: ing certificate has filed Salary: $45,000 - $50,000 this 10th day of Octo- NOTICE IS HEREBY 2018; 10:00 AM at 2470 said certificate for a tax Dated on September ber, 2018 Name in which as- Year of Issuance: deed to be issued GIVEN: BRUCE BUSH, https://bay.real- 26, 2018. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: taxdeed.com. sessed: June 1, 2016 thereon. The certificate the holder of the fol- Clerk of the Circuit WILLIAM J HALL, Parcel ID: number and year of is- lowing certificate has • 2 years supervisory experience. Court Dated this 13th day of BILL KINSAUL Septembert, 2018 SHEILA A HALL 12412-000-000 suance, the description filed said certificate for As Clerk of the Court • 4 years of recent installation, start-up, service, and repair of the property, and the a tax deed to be issued By: Sharon Chambers All of said property be- Description of Property: names in which it was thereon. The certificate experience with HVAC equipment and Direct Digital Controls. Deputy Clerk Bill Kinsaul By: Trezia Horne • 4 years of recent experience using Siemens APOGEE Clerk of the Court and ing in the County of HIGHLAND CITY (2.02) assessed are as fol- number and year of is- As Deputy Clerk Bay, State of Florida. 117B BEG 190’ W & lows: suance, the description Insight, Tridium Niagara, KMC Total Control, or another BAS. **See the Americans Comptroller Bay Pub: October 29, No- County, Florida Unless said certificate 330’ S OF NE COR LOT of the property, and the vember 5, 2018 • Valid Class E driver’s license, or ability to obtain one in with Disabilities Act shall be redeemed ac- 2 TH W 140’ S 100’ E Certificate No.: names in which it was 22111 the state of Florida. By: Teresa Childers cording to law, the 140’ N 100’ TO POB 3495 assessed are as fol- If you are a person with Notice of Public Deputy Clerk property described in BLK 21 ORB 426 P 10 Year of Issuance: lows: a disability who needs such certificate shall be June 1, 2016 Meeting To view the full announcement, any accommodation in please visit: WARNING! sold to the highest bid- Name in which as- Parcel ID: Certificate No.: Pier Park Community order to participate in der, on December 11, sessed: 22608-050-000 2980 Development District https://jobs.myfl orida.com/job/TALLAHASSEE this proceeding, you There are unpaid taxes -ENGINEERING-TECHNICIAN-SUPERVISOR%2C-B on property which you 2018; 10:00 AM at BONNIE TODD EVER- Year of Issuance: are entitled, at no cost https://bay.real- ETT Description of Property: June 1, 2016 The regular meeting of AS-72001426-FL-32399/508215400/ own or have legal inter- NF-1190507 to you, to the provision taxdeed.com. PINECREST ADD LOT Parcel ID: the Board of Supervi- of certain assistance. est. The property will be sold at public auc- Dated this 13th day of All of said property be- 14 & LOT 15 LESS N 16454-216-000 sors of Pier Park Com- Please contact the ADA Septembert, 2018 ing in the County of 16’ BLK C ORB 1118 P munity Development PRI of East TN, Inc. Coordinator by mail at tion at https://bay.realta 10:00 Bay, State of Florida. 1544 ORB 2162 P 2135 Description of Property: District will be held on is an asphalt and concrete construction and P. O. Box 1089, Pan- xdeed.com at AM on the 11th day of Bill Kinsaul Unless said certificate EASTGATE ESTATES November 12, 2018 at repair contractor located in Knoxville, TN. ama City, FL 32402 or December, 2018 un- Clerk of the Court and shall be redeemed ac- Name in which as- 1.05 105A4 BEG 109.2‘ 10:00 a.m. (CST) lo- We are looking for experienced asphalt by phone at (850) Comptroller Bay cording to law, the sessed: S OF NE COR BLK C cated at the office of Si- workers, concrete finishers and truck driv- 747-5338 at least seven less the back taxes are paid. To receive the County, Florida property described in MICHAEL THOMAS TH: S 25.66‘ W 119.96‘ mon Property Group - ers (dump trucks, patch trucks, etc.) (7) days before your such certificate shall be JONES, JANET RAE N 25.66 E 119.96‘ TO Pier Park, 600 Pier Park We Offer: scheduled court ap- payoff amount for the taxes owed contact the By: Teresa Childers sold to the highest bid- JONES POB. ORB 2851 P 1221 Drive, Suite 125, Pan- * Medical Insurance pearance, or immedi- Deputy Clerk der, on December 11, ORB 2852 P 1449 ama City Beach, Flor- * Dental Insurance ately upon receiving Bay County Tax Collec- tor, Panama City, Flor- 2018; 10:00 AM at All of said property be- ida, 32413. * Vision Insurance this notification if the WARNING! ida, telephone number https://bay.real- ing in the County of Name in which as- * Multi-Coverage Plan (Short/Long Term Disa- time before the sched- There are unpaid taxes taxdeed.com. Bay, State of Florida. sessed: The meeting is open to bility; Life Insurance; Critical Illness) uled appearance is less (850) 248-8514. To receive further informa- on property which you Dated this 13th day of Unless said certificate MICHAEL CORBETT the public and will be * Simple IRA Retirement Plan with a company than seven (7) days. If own or have legal inter- Septembert, 2018 shall be redeemed ac- conducted in accord- match you are hearing im- tion, contact the Clerk of the Court and Comp- est. The property will cording to law, the All of said property be- ance with the provi- * Paid Vacation and Holidays paired, please call 711. be sold at public auc- Bill Kinsaul property described in ing in the County of sions of Florida Law for Compensation is based on individual skill and Pub: October 29, No- troller at the Bay County Courthouse, tion at https://bay.realta Clerk of the Court and such certificate shall be Bay, State of Florida. Community Develop- experience level. vember 5, 2018 10:00 300 E 4th St #101, xdeed.com at Comptroller Bay sold to the highest bid- Unless said certificate ment Districts. The Must be willing to relocate to Knoxville, TN. AM on the 11th day of December 11,, 21833 Panama City, Florida, County, Florida der, on shall be redeemed ac- meeting may be contin- Must be authorized to work in the United December, 2018 2018 NOTICE OF telephone number un- ; 10:00 AM at cording to law, the ued in progress without States. Truck drivers must have valid CDL APPLICATION FOR (850) 763-9061 x 3. less the back taxes are By: Teresa Childers https://bay.real- property described in additional notice to a and clean driving record. TAX DEED paid. To receive the Deputy Clerk taxdeed.com. such certificate shall be time, date and location Apply on Indeed.com or call (865) 705-2758 To make payment, payoff amount for the Dated this 13th day of sold to the highest bid- stated on the record. to request an application. WARNING! Case No: 2018-1289TD please contact the of- taxes owed contact the Septembert, 2018 der, on December 11, There may be occa- Equal Opportunity Employer fice of the Tax Collec- Bay County Tax Collec- There are unpaid taxes 2018; 10:00 AM at sions when one or NOTICE IS HEREBY tor, telephone num- tor, Panama City, Flor- on property which you Bill Kinsaul https://bay.real- more Supervisors will ida, telephone number own or have legal inter- Clerk of the Court and taxdeed.com. participate by tele-

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