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162nd YEAR • No. 154 OCTOBER 27, 2016 CLEVELAND, TN 32 PAGES • 50¢ Mall to raze Kmart; new exterior retail coming By BRIAN GRAVES Banner Staff Writer The old Kmart is coming down to give a new look and a new retail business area to a local icon. Bradley Square Mall announced it will replace the for- mer national retailer with more parking spaces along with the addition of The Shops at Bradley Square. The Shops at Bradley Square will be built along the far west end and will house six new retail shops. There will also be a new retail shops just to the north and south perimeters of the new parking area. Two new retailers will be housed at the west end of the THIS ARTIST’S RENDERING provided by Bradley Square Mall shows the mall after the upcoming demolition of the former Kmart portion and the addition of parking spaces existing mall structure. and shops which will be called “The Shops at Bradley Square.” See MALL, Page 6 BULLETIN Epperson Ringgold, Ga. CNF wildfire motorcyclist still burning; set to be dies in crash 125 acres By ALLEN MINCEY Banner Staff Writer are affected installed A motorcyclist being pursued by Collegedale Police died after By ALLEN MINCEY crashing his bike on Bancroft Banner Staff Writer HBT prez Road in Bradley County early this morning. More personnel and addition- According to the preliminary al equipment are being used to report filed by Trooper Curtis help contain the Cherokee Saturday National Forest wildfire that began Sunday. See CRASH, Page 7 The Rattlesnake Hollow Fire ORBA member is has burned approximately 125 Inside Today acres, according to Cherokee a 35-year builder National Forest Public Affairs officer Terry McDonald. By BRIAN GRAVES He said crews on the scene Banner Staff Writer have continued to burn fire control lines in an effort to halt Local home builder Dennis the spread of the fire, with Epperson will be installed as the progress being made in con- 58th president of the Home taining the fire on Tuesday and Builders of Tennessee on Wednesday. Saturday. Smoke from the fire became E p p e r s o n visible around 2:30 p.m. has been a Sunday. It is located on the home builder southeast side of Chilhowee in Bradley Mountain, in the Rock Creek County for 35 Gorge area where Rattlesnake years. He was licensed in Hollow is situated. The cause of Photo courtesy of West Polk Fire and Rescue the fire has not yet been deter- 1988 and has THIS IS AN AERIAL SHOT of the region of Cherokee National Forest in Polk County where a developed sub- fire continues to burn. As of Wednesday afternoon, around 125 acres of CNF land had burned, divisions and See WILDFIRE, Page 6 and smoke could be seen in surrounding counties. built over 300 homes in the Epperson area. Regular season Epperson has participated locally with the Ocoee Region is closing out CU, 911 center look to extend agreement Builders Association for many High School football’s 2016 years, serving as president and regular season closes out Friday Government Affairs chairman night. It will be the last game of and on the board of directors. 2016 for the Polk County Operations Center He has also participated at the Wildcats and Cleveland Blue state level and was the Raiders. The Walker Valley Southeast Area vice president Mustangs and Bradley Central sits on utility land for HBAT. Bears will be moving on to the After attending a decade of postseason. All four teams’ By ALLEN MINCEY HBAT yearly meetings, Epperson games are previewed. The Banner Staff Writer was named a lifetime director by Tennessee Volunteers want to “It’s hard to believe it’s been 20 years.” the state. make the pass rush a priority Those are the comments from Cleveland Utilities Epperson has been instru- moving forward. See Sports, President and CEO Ken Webb as the company mental in raising funds for Pages 13-15. agreed to a new lease on the property where the Housing Industry Political Action Emergency 911 Operations Center is located. Committee at the local and state The agreement, which was approved by the 911 levels to support the industry Forecast board of directors on Wednesday, still requires and helped start a local scholar- approval of the Cleveland Board of Public Utilities ship fund to award money to Today’s forecast calls for mostly local students. cloudy skies and a 30 percent which meets in a formal session today, but Webb said he does not believe that will be a problem. The Among his many accomplish- chance of showers or thunder- Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY lease on the ground, not the building, is for another ments, Epperson fought fire storms, with a high near 77 THE 911 BOARD OF DIRECTORS agreed unanimously on Wednesday to a sec- 20 years at $1 per year. sprinklers in new construction degrees. Tonight calls for partly ond 20-year lease on the Cleveland Utilities property where the Emergency “It has been a partnership with Cleveland homes and townhouses and also cloudy skies and a low around 53. Operations Center is located. CU officials were also presented a plaque of apprecia- Utilities. We have worked on a lot of things together helped change the law regarding Friday should be mostly sunny, with tion for the 20 years they have partnered with the two groups housed in the center. over the years,” said 911 Director Joe Wilson. “For forced annexation. a high near 78. Friday night calls From left are EMA Director Troy Spence, incoming CU President and CEO Tim for clear skies and a low around 53. Henderson, retiring CU CEO Ken Webb and 911 Director Joe Wilson. See 911, Page 6 See EPPERSON, Page 6 Saturday should be mostly sunny, with a high near 81. Saturday night should be mostly clear, with a low around 55. Families reunited thanks NEWFOUND rela- tives recently gathered Index to recount the story of to link from DNA testing how they found each Classified...... 18-20 other using an ancestry Comics...... 8 By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG Marvell, along with a dozen of his rela- website and DNA test- Editorials...... 16 Banner Staff Writer tives, recently traveled to Tennessee from ing. Clockwise from top Horoscope...... 8 Utah to meet his biological father’s side of left are local mother NASCAR...... 17 Jack Marvell had always wondered who the family for the first time. his biological father was, but he never “It’s almost an unbelievable story,” and daughter Cindy Obituaries...... 2 Shelton and Shelley Stocks...... 4 knew for sure. Marvell said. “It’s almost like something Though the Provo, Utah, native had from a movie.” Austin; their cousin, Sports...... 13-15 grown up knowing a step-father, his Lisa Tarver; and their TV Schedule...... 9 The families reunited in Bradley mother never spoke of the man who County this past weekend, exploring the newfound cousin and Weather...... 11 helped bring him into the world. area’s sights together and gathering for a his wife, Jack and For many years, he wondered. This celebration at one of the relatives’ homes Jeannine Marvell. year, he knows, thanks to a DNA test in Charleston. Banner photo, linking him to family he didn’t know he CHRISTY ARMSTRONG had. See FAMILIES, Page 7 6489076 75112 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, October 27, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

Salvation Army and their staff as a great part of his family and life. We, the family, want to extend appreciation to all emer- OBITUARIES gency, EMT and our own family (USPS 117-700) at Companion for taking care of Periodical Postage Paid at Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Post Office Franklin and our family in this POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to: Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 time of need. Vance County School System in nieces, nephews, and extended Published at 1505 25th Street, NW (P.O. Box 3600) You are invited to share a per- in Cleveland, TN 37320-3600, daily except Saturday Henderson and was drafted into family members and friends. sonal memory of Franklin or the United States Armed Forces The funeral is scheduled for 3 and Christmas day by Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. your condolences with his family Phone (423) 472-5041. at the age of 15 where he p.m. on Friday, Oct. 28, 2016, at at his online memorial located at served his country for more than Clingan Ridge Baptist Church www.companionfunerals.com. seven years and was a World with Dr. Harold Cooper officiat- Stephen L. Crass Companion Funeral and Editor & Publisher War II veteran. ing. Cremation Service and the He met and married Ellen Interment will follow the serv- Cody family are honored to Member of The Associated Press Twitty, they moved to New ice at Sunset Memorial Gardens. assist the Goodner family with The family will receive friends The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches Jersey and to this union was these arrangements. credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper, and also the local news of spontaneous or igin born one daughter. Mr. and Mrs. at the church from noon until 3 herein. All rights of all other material herein are as reserved. ©2016 Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. Burton were such caring and p.m. on Friday. loving people, they opened their You are invited to share a per- SUBSCRIPTION RATES hearts and lives to a two year sonal memory of Claudia or your Publishser Reserves the Right to Change Rates Without Notice condolences with her family at Print Only 3 months 6 Months 1 Year Monthly Daily old child that became their sec- Carrier Collect Rate * $6.75 ond daughter. her online memorial located at After 51 years of marriage, his www.companionfunerals.com. By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $20.00 $38.00 $ 75.00 Sarah Abigail Arrington By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 25.00 $45.00 $ 85.00 wife passed away and he Companion Funeral and By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $38.00 $55.00$105.00 Sarah Abigail Arrington was moved back to North Carolina. 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By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $40.00$58.00 $ 112.00 his family and enjoyed family 26, 2016, in a local health care By Mail Outside TN $40.50 $ 71.00 $ 137.00 Her final hours were spent gatherings that gave him the facility. around her loving family and E-Edition Only $26.85 $53.70 $ 107.40 $8.95 $1.95 opportunity to hear his daughter Survivors and funeral arrange- close friends that Abigail’s life ments will be announced by had impacted in many ways. and grandchildren sing. He Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 423-472-5041 enjoy watching after his great- Ralph Buckner Funeral Home Her life may have seemed and Crematory. hard and too short to some, but grandchildren: Aniyah and her family knows that she lived a Azriyel. His passion was very happy life, full of love and strolling through the consign- Bobby Gates Body found in creek ID’d; encouragement from everyone ment shops and walking to visit around her, despite having too his daughter at work. Bobby Austin Gates, 81, of short a time. However, we know He was of the Christian faith Cleveland, died Wednesday, Oct. that it’s not how long a person and lived a long healthy life, 26, 2016, in a local hospital. man died of natural causes Survivors and funeral arrange- lives, but the quality and what always willing to help anyone in By ALLEN MINCEY West did not say how the body they chose to do with the life they need. He was affectionately ments will be announced by Ralph Buckner Funeral Home Willie McDonald Banner Staff Writer ended up in the creek, but locals were given and we can say with know as Pop to many and who knew the deceased said he full hearts that Abby lived a life Mayor to others. and Crematory. Willie McDonald, of Cleveland, The man whose body was found He is preceded in death by his died this morning, Oct. 27, 2016. was frequently seen in that area. full of happiness and adventure. in a small creek off 3rd Street this Richard Watson of Village Tire said Although Abigail’s condition parents; his wife, Ellen Twitty Survivors and arrangements Burton; his sister, Dorothy Mae will be announced by Companion week has been identified by that Goodner often stopped by the may have left her looking small authorities. and fragile, she possessed a Burton-Terry; brothers: Robert, Funeral Home. tire store to have a cup of coffee, strength and perseverance that James, Joseph, and John The body of Henry Franklin while Sgt. Ruthie Forgey said he overcame the many obstacles Burton; sisters-in-law: Belle Goodner, 74, was found in the would often come by the Salvation set in front of her. She was a Burton, Ada Burton and Eula creek on Monday, after workers in Army offices on Inman Street. fighter till the very end. Mae Fields; and his brother-in- that area noticed a flannel shirt A wallet was located near the Isaiah 40:31- “But those who law, Henry Terry. Edna Bigham Geren clad body in the creek. That creek, body, but authorities have not hope in the Lord will find new He leaves to cherish his mem- Edna Emeline Bigham Geren, which runs underneath 3rd indicated if it was Goodner’s wal- strength. They will fly high on ories, his daughters: Shirley 98, of Cleveland, died Tuesday Street, is between Worth Street let or someone else’s. He was wings like eagles. They will run (Timothy) Purifory of Cleveland morning, Oct. 25, 2016, at her and Broad Street in southwest and not grow weary. They will and Jackie Gallman of New removed from the creek by per- residence. Cleveland. walk and not faint.” Jersey; his grandchildren: sonnel with the Cleveland Fire She was preceded in death by She is survived by her amaz- Isaiah (Paula) Purifory, According to Sgt. Evie West, Department and taken from the her husband, Joe Cephas Geren; ingly loving parents, Jill Arrington Jermaine Purifory, and Tyrese public information officer for the scene by members of the ME’s parents, Frank and Mandy and Michael Arrington of Cleveland Police Department, (Aletha) Warren, all of Bigham; and son, Ricky Geren. office. Cleveland; her three sisters: Goodner died of natural causes. Cleveland, Shaquita, Tynisa, Survivors include her son, Joe Family members were notified Aubrey, Ashleigh, and Amanda; She said that an autopsy which Yazmine, Maurice, and Brianna, C. Geren of Cleveland; daugh- after authorities were able to iden- and her three brothers: Abraham, all of New Jersey; 16 great- ters: Ethelle Goodman of was performed in Chattanooga, as tify the victim. Authorities did not Alec, and Andrew. grandchildren; his brother-in- Cleveland and Rita Burns of requested by the Bradley County release his name until this morn- A celebration of life service will law, Frank Fields; a special Athens; eight grandchildren; five Medical Examiner’s office, noted be held at 4 p.m. on Friday, Oct. ing as they attempted to accurate- niece, Brenda Terry; many other great-grandchildren; eight great- that Goodner did not suffer any 28, 2016, at the Living Word ly identify Goodner through fin- nieces, nephews, relatives and great-grandchildren; and several Church, 930 25th Street, with trauma to his body. gerprints. friends. nieces and nephews. Pastor Bob Bevan and Minister The body will lie in repose The funeral will be conducted Jerry Allen officiating the service. Saturday, Oct. 29, 2016, from 9 at 10 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 28, In lieu of flowers, contributions a.m. till 7 p.m at Patton Funeral 2016, in the chapel of Fike- can be made to the Abby Home Chapel, 265 Fair Street Randolph & Son Funeral Home Arrington Memorial Fund-Friends Deadline nears for S.E. Cleveland. with Pastor Kenny Isbill officiat- of Abby. Those donations can be The family will receive friends ing. Interment will follow in Fort mailed to Living Word Church or Sunday, Oct. 30, 2016, from Hill Cemetery. via their website www.thelov- 2:30 until 3 p.m. service time at Her family will receive friends recipe submissions ingchurch.com. the Christian Fellowship Center today from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Donations to the family can Church, 895 6th Street N.E., funeral home. Some of the nicest things about When you submit the recipe, be also be made to Abby’s Pastor Martha Tibbs officiating the holidays — Thanksgiving, sure to include your name, which GoFundMe page, search: Mattie ‘Elizabeth’ Nichols and Mattie “Elizabeth” Nichols, 87, Christmas and New Year’s — are will be published, and a telephone Friends of Abby Memorial Fund. Pastor Timothy Purifory will You are invited to share a per- of Calhoun, passed away the family, friends and the food number, which will not be pub- be the eulogist. Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2016, at her shared by all. lished. (The phone number allows sonal memory of Abigail or your Interment will be Monday, condolences with her family at residence. On Nov. 6, your Cleveland Daily the Banner to call if there is a Oct. 31, 2916, at 10 a.m. at She was a member of her online memorial located at Chattanooga National Cemetery Banner will again offer its special question about the recipe.) www.companionfunerals.com. Henegar Baptist Church. She Holiday Recipes feature. As in If you have a good photo of the with military honors. was a wonderful wife and very Companion Funeral and Patton Funeral Home is hon- years past, the Banner is asking finished dish, it will be considered Cremation Service and the Cody loving mother to her family. ored to serve the (Purifory) She was preceded in death by readers to share favorite recipes. for publication with the recipe. A family are honored to assist the Burton family. www.pattonfuner- This Monday’s deadline for recipes photo is not required. Arrington family with these her husband, William G. Nichols; alhome1962.com arrangements. parents, George Jackson is fast approaching! They need to Recipes should be emailed to Blackwell and Olaree Clark be in the Banner office by 5 p.m. [email protected] with Blackwell; son, Jonathan Kent that day. the subject line Holiday Recipes. Nichols; grandson, Nicholas Recipes submitted for the sec- Recipes also may be sent to Sean Hawkins; sisters: Mary tion should include all the ele- Holiday Recipes, Cleveland Daily Ruth Blackwell and Olline ments and steps needed to make Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland Sweeton; brothers: Johnny your favorite dish. It can be a TN 37320-3600 or dropped off at Floyd Blackwell and George Kenneth Blackwell; and son-in- main dish, side dish or dessert. the Banner office, 1505 25th St. Mary A. Bodhaine law, Mickey Hawkins. Mary A. Bodhaine, 62, of Survivors include her two chil- Rossville, Ga. died Wednesday, dren: Billy Nichols and Carol Oct. 26, 2016. Nichols Hawkins, both of Survivors and arrangements Calhoun; one granddaughter, LOTTERY NUMBERS will be announced by Companion Misty Senters and husband, Funeral Home. Andy; three great-grandchildren: Mecalah Senters, Landon (AP) - These lotteries were Georgia Senters and Brent Senters; one drawn Wednesday: 5 Card Cash: JC-JD-4C-4D- great-great-grandchild, Naelyi Mae Wheaton; two sisters: Tennessee 8D Glenda Watson of Riceville and Cash 3 Evening: 4-9-1, Lucky All or Nothing Day: 01-02-03- Henry Franklin Goodner Wanda Chrisman of Calhoun; Sum: 14 05-07-08-10-13-14-16-17-19 Henry Franklin Goodner, 73, and a very special friend, Helen Cash 3 Midday: 5-2-6, Lucky All or Nothing Evening: 02-03- passed away on Monday, Oct. Green of Calhoun. Sum: 13 05-06-07-10-11-12-18-19-20-21 James Allen Brown 24, 2016. The funeral will be conducted Cash 3 Morning: 3-9-6 All or Nothing Morning: 02-11- He was born Nov. 13, 1942. at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 29, Cash 4 Evening: 9-9-3-2, 13-14-16-17-18-19-20-21-23-24 James Allen Brown, of Benton, He and his family lived in Joliet, 2016, in the chapel of Fike- died Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2016. Lucky Sum: 23 All or Nothing Night: 02-05-08- Ill. for 25 years and then they Randolph & Son Funeral Home Cash 4 Midday: 2-1-8-5, Lucky 10-11-12-13-15-16-17-21-22 Survivors and arrangements moved back to Cleveland after with Pastor Dennis Leamon offi- will be announced by Companion his retirement. ciating. Sum: 16 Cash 3 Evening: 0-8-1 Funeral Home. He attended a church of God The interment will follow in Cash 4 Morning: 3-4-6-8 Cash 3 Midday: 8-0-9 in Joliet. He was preceded in Calhoun Cemetery with Landon Hot Lotto: 19-31-33-35-45, Cash 4 Evening: 6-6-4-0 death by his father, Curtis Senters, Brent Senters, Jim Hot Ball: 7 Cash 4 Midday: 2-8-9-8 Goodner and mother Edith David, Ron Turner, Mark Estimated jackpot: $1.8 mil- Fantasy 5: 11-14-23-27-31 Claudia Faye Dunn Bishop Goodner; daughter, Edwards and Allen Dawson lion Estimated jackpot: $532,000 Claudia Faye Dunn, 69, of Sondra Goodner Swafford and serving as pallbearers. Mega MillionsEstimated jack- Georgia FIVE Evening: 5-9-9- McDonald, passed away on her husband, Jeff Swafford; A white dove release ceremo- pot: $35 million 5-1 Monday, Oct. 24, 2016. brothers: Tommy, Jimmy, Junior ny will conclude the service. Powerball: 02-03-16-48-56, Georgia FIVE Midday: 9-5-4-2-8 She was born on July 14, (June Bug) Goodner; sister, Her family will receive friends 1947, to the late Roy and Janet Mary Goodner Hope and broth- from 5 to 8 p.m. on Friday, Oct. Powerball: 24, Power Play: 2 Mega MillionsEstimated jack- Pritchard. ers-in-law, James Hope William 28, 2016, at the funeral home. Estimated jackpot: $164 mil- pot: $35 million She was of the Baptist faith Defriece and Mack Martin. We invite you to send a mes- lion Powerball: 02-03-16-48-56, and a member of Old Pathway He leaves behind his family, sage of condolence and view the Tennessee Cash: 03-06-15-23- Powerball: 24, Power Play: 2 Baptist Church. She loved work- two sons: Franklin (Frankie) Nichols family guestbook at 27, Bonus: 2 Estimated jackpot: $164 mil- ing with flowers, was an incredi- and Paul; ex-wife Barbara www.fikefh.com. Estimated jackpot: $520,000 lion ble cook, and an ever better per- Goodner; granddaughter, son. She served many years as Tabatha and her husband, Andy an employee of Waffle House Evans and two grandchildren; and has been a lifelong resident brothers: Benny and Johnny of this area. Goodner, Ronnie Goodner and In addition to her mother and wife, Juanita; sisters: Wilma CHURCH ACTIVITIES father, she is preceded in death Martin Kaylor and Ruby by her brother, Roy Lee Pritchard Defriece and sister-in-law, Jr. Barbara Goodner; and many Trinity Trio will sing at Church Sunday, beginning with She leaves behind to cherish nieces, nephews, and cousins Lakeview Baptist Church, 126 Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and her memory her children: he leaves behind. County Road 183, Athens, the singing beginning at 10:30 Michelle Maney (Troy) Shelia A memorial gathering will be IT’SASPECIAL Stewart, and Wesley Austin; held from 5 to 7 p.m. on Sunday at 6 p.m. There will be a a.m. There will be lunch after the grandchildren: Cody Maney and Saturday, Oct. 29, 2016, at fellowship dinner to follow. morning service. Brooke Maney; great-grandchil- Companion Funeral Home, DAY FOR ... ——— ——— dren: Troy Maney and Victoria 2419 Georgetown RD NW, The East View Baptist Church, Prospect Church of God, 2220 Maney; sisters: Debby Vistal Cleveland. A private burial will NoPone Road in Georgetown, will Harrison Pike, will have a church (Woody) and Jerrie Harris; broth- take place later. Glenna Tankesly, Lamar have youth service Sunday morn- rummage sale on Saturday, David J. Burton ers: Robert Pritchard (Victoria) He loved to come by the Scoggins, Whitney Cannon, ing. The speaker will be Scottie beginning at 8 a.m. There will David J. Burton was born on and James Pritchard (Renie); beauty shop and have coffee Connie Morrow and Jeff Rentfro, Lyle. also be a fall festival on Sunday Jan. 7, 1925, in Henderson, stepdaughters: Kelly Forgey and and visit with the ladies. He will ——— at 6 p.m. There will be games, be greatly missed by all who who are celebrating birthdays N.C. to the late Lelia Jeffery and Karen Branham; stepgrandchil- Fifth Sunday singing will be food and lots of candy for the Robert Burton. dren: Brandon Forgey and knew him. He had a lot of today ... Sheile Voyles, who is cel- He was educated in the Haven Branham; and several friends and family and the ebrating her 35th birthday today. held at Cedar Springs Baptist kids. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, October 27, 2016— 3 A fast track to ruin? Amtrak opponents fear high-speed plans OLD LYME, Conn. (AP) — This The sun of a recent October quaint shoreline community, day set old maple trees ablaze, proud of its role as a nursery of framing the pale yellow, late AP Photo/Michael Dwyer American Impressionist art, fears Georgian-style mansion that GREG STROUD holds a map the destruction of its heritage if a once belonged to “Miss of a planned high-speed rail federal proposal to someday run Florence.” A ship captain’s route while speaking with a an East Coast high-speed rail daughter, Florence Griswold ran reporter at his home in Old line through its historic center a boarding house for artists who Lyme, Conn. becomes reality. wanted to escape the city and Residents of Old Lyme, popu- paint “en plein air,” a style that lation 7,600, have enlisted near- originated in France and high- by communities in Connecticut lights the luminous effects of and Rhode Island to stop a 50- natural light. mile portion of the proposed Beginning in 1900, more than Northeast Corridor Future plan. 200 painters, including influen- They’re awaiting a recommenda- tial American artists Henry Ward tion, possibly before the end of Ranger, Childe Hassam and the year, from the Federal Willard Metcalf, lived in and cre- Railroad Administration on a ated art at the sprawling proper- “preferred alternative” route for a ty at the mouth of the faster, modern Boston-to- Connecticut River. Washington line. The proposed Northeast The proposal includes a Corridor Future plan marks the bypass between Old Saybrook, first time since 1978 that federal Connecticut, and Richmond, officials have proposed a new Rhode Island, that would run blueprint for prioritizing new high-speed Amtrak trains — improvements along the nearly in some places, on elevated 500-mile-long rail transportation tracks — through historic neigh- spine for the Northeast. Serving ©2014 borhoods, an arts college, marsh- 750,000 riders and 2,000 trains ture, outdated technology and Acela Express trains, intro- JEWELERS lands, commercial districts and daily, the corridor includes the insufficient capacity to meet rid- duced in 2000, provide Amtrak’s ership demands. Some have also current high-speed service along tourist attractions, including the main Amtrak line from TUX GROOM’S TUX warned that tracks, which in the Northeast Corridor. But the FREE WHEN YOU 1721 KEITH STREET • STUART PARK PLAZA ( Florence Griswold Museum. Washington to Boston and feeder RENTAL RENT 6 TUXES! “I think this region, whether lines that serve eight commuter many spots in New England hug trains can reach their highest (423) 790.5834 (Next to The Town Squire) it’s a tourist engine or just some- and four freight railroads. the coastline, could flood as cli- speeds of 150 mph in only two 92 OAK ST., SW. 478-0049 • 478-0050 LAY-AWAYS WELCOME thing worth preserving, it’s worth The effort began in 2010, when mate change raises sea levels. spots along the entire corridor: in www.hardwickandcompany.com the fight,” said Gregory Stroud, a commission with members Combined with capacity prob- rural Rhode Island and in south- an Old Lyme resident and aca- from the eight states and District lems in the densely populated eastern Massachusetts. demic who formed SECoast, a of Columbia asked the Railroad region’s highways and airports, The proposed 50-mile bypass Ruth Ellen “Pellen” Hardwick regional group leading the local Administration to create a frame- worries abound that failing to through southeastern opposition. It has enlisted the work for the billions of dollars modernize the rail system could Connecticut and southwest departed this life on October 14, support of state and local politi- needed to improve passenger rail hinder the Northeast’s economic Rhode Island is one of several 2016. Thank you for being my cians and is raising money to capacity and service through future. Some concepts have been options for the region; another best friend for 32 years and the applauded by commuters, busi- one includes taking no action at prepare for a possible legal chal- 2040. best “Nana” to Levi and Ruthie. lenge, depending on the Railroad Advocates contend the rail cor- ness groups, and others calling all. The bypass has been project- for faster, more frequent and reli- ed to help reduce a trip by about I thank the Lord that His hand Administration’s recommenda- ridor faces serious challenges, of providence chose you to take tion. with its century-old infrastruc- able trains. 25 minutes. The route would be farther inland, running roughly me under your wing when I parallel to the existing rail line most needed a mother’s love. and mostly hugging Interstate I cherish the countless times we 95. enjoyed together. I sense your Federal rail officials argue the northern end of the Northeast presence even now and I’m so Corridor can’t support the traffic thankful you are now whole in it has today, let alone future body and mind. I look forward growth. In addition, trains on the to seeing you in the next life. coast east of Old Saybrook must You’re loving Mary Hudson slow down to cross five bridges that lift or swing to allow boats through, as well as to navigate curves. In some spots, speeds drop to 50 mph. “We don’t have what we’d con- sider true high-speed rail like they have in Europe,” said John FREE Flaherty, deputy director of Grow Open to Smart Rhode Island, a trans- Come join us at our 28th Annual The Public portation advocacy group. “I Family Fall Festival October 28, 2016 (nonmembers think that’s largely because we welcome) don’t have the straightaways.” 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY Matthew Lehner, spokesman • Plenty of Great Food from • Inflatable Fun Centers SEVEN NEW ADVOCATES for Court Appointed Special Advocates were sworn in at the recent for the Federal Railroad • Carnival Games • Fun House • Bingo with Prizes • Enchanted Hay-Ride! Advocacy Walk on the Cleveland-Bradley Greenway. They were sworn in by Judge Dan Swafford, Administration, insists that con- The Incredible Toddler Activity Extravaganza! Duck Pond, Obstacle front. New CASA advocates include, from left, Laura Vacheresse, Nikkia Jackson, Teanna Taka, cerns are being considered. The Course, Face Painting, Crafts, and Plenty of FREE Candy! Amanda Benjamin, Courtney Tipton, Angela Pirowski and Karen Shultz. agency is required to consider Costume Contest for Kids 0 - 12 years old! how proposals could affect his- Trophies and Prizes for winners! toric sites. Join us for a Great Family Evening at the YMCA! E v e n t P a r t n e r s : • FOOD CITY • MIX 104.1 • GRAAB Coalition • Unity Dance Troupe Defense chief: Don’t seek repayment of bonuses • Best Little Hair House • CHI Memorial • Chattanooga Allery Clinic • Imagination Library • TennCare Kids • Family Cornerstones WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. National Guard in California es, saying Guard members bonuses. That number is lower • H.O.P.E. Center Defense Secretary Ash Carter have been asked to repay the should not be punished for the than a widely reported figure • Cleveland State Enrollment Services on Wednesday ordered the erroneous payments. mistakes of others. that nearly 10,000 soldiers *Partnership opportunities available! Pentagon to suspend its effort House Majority Leader Kevin The Los Angeles Times have been told to repay part or Contact Rodney for more details: - [email protected] to seek repayments of enlist- McCarthy, R-Calif., said he was reported over the weekend that all of their bonuses. BONUS: Join 10/28 - 10/30 ment bonuses given to thou- pleased at the announcement. the Pentagon has demanded The California Guard said & pay No Joining Fee! sands of California National McCarthy said he spoke with that some soldiers repay their Tuesday it has collected about Guard members who served in Deputy Defense Secretary enlistment bonuses after audits $22 million from fewer than CLEVELAND FAMILY YMCA Iraq and Afghanistan. Robert Work Tuesday night and revealed overpayments by the 2,000 soldiers who improperly 220 Urbane Rd, Cleveland, TN 37312 423.476.5573 Carter’s decision comes in told him that veterans “have California National Guard. received bonuses and student ymcachattanooga.org the wake of angry reaction from already given more than what Recruiters under pressure to loan aid. congressional Republicans and they owe to this nation. Today’s fill ranks and hit enlistment Democrats who demanded he swift action demonstrates that goals at the height of the two relieve the burden on the the department agrees.” wars improperly offered bonus- Guard members. And the White McCarthy said he will work es of $15,000 or more to sol- House said President Barack with other members of diers who re-enlisted, the news- Obama had warned the Defense Congress to provide a long- paper reported. Department not to “nickel and term legislative solution so the If soldiers refuse to pay the Advertise In Our dime” service members who repayment issue does not bonus back, they could face were victims of fraud by recur. interest charges, wage garnish- overzealous recruiters. House Speaker Paul Ryan, R- ments and tax liens. In a statement issued during Wis., and other members of The Pentagon said late Holiday Recipe Guide a meeting of defense ministers Congress had urged the Tuesday that it instructed at in Brussels, Carter said effort Pentagon to suspend efforts to most 6,500 California Guard to collect reimbursement recover the enlistment bonus- soldiers to repay the enlistment should stop “as soon as is prac- 2016 tical.” Magazine He said he has ordered the More than 3,500 rape kits department to set up a stream- lined process by Jan. 1 to help left untested in Maryland troops get relief from the repay- ment obligation, because the ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — their figures this year to the current program has moved too Thousands of rape kits in attorney general’s office and to slowly. Maryland have not been tested, explain why kits remain untest- “This process has dragged on according to data provided by ed. According to law enforcement too long, for too many service law enforcement agencies to agencies, victims declining to members,” Carter said. “Too state officials. pursue charges or prosecutors many cases have languished Citing figures obtained under deciding against taking a case without action. That’s unfair to the state Public Information Act, are just some of the reasons for service members and to taxpay- The Baltimore Sun reported not testing kits. Other reasons ers.” (http://bsun.md/2eyuAzR) that include if the victim already The new process will put “as police in Maryland have left more knew the suspect. little burden as possible on any than 3,500 of the kits untested. “If there’s no issue about who soldier who received an improp- Advocates for rape victims said the person is, then DNA doesn’t er payment through no fault of that number shows police are really contribute anything,” his or her own, Carter said. “At not investigating all sexual Baltimore County State’s the same time, it will respect assault cases thoroughly. Attorney Scott Shellenberger our important obligation to the “Sexual assault survivors are said. Sugar & Spice & Everything Nice! taxpayer.” often disbelieved or blamed for Montgomery County police Carter said some of the sol- what happened to them,” said reported the most untested rape We’re rolling out our reader’s favorite recipes, diers knew or should have Ilse Knecht, director of policy kits, with 1,165. The Baltimore known that they didn’t qualify and advocacy for the Joyful Police Department came in sec- just in time for Holiday Entertaining! for the bonuses. Heart Foundation, a national ond with 871 untested kits. Both “While some soldiers knew or nonprofit that advocates for said some date back to the ST should have known they were counting and testing all kits. 1980s. Deadline: MONDAY, OCTOBER 31 ineligible for benefits they were “That definitely plays into this The attorney general’s office is TH* claiming, many others did not.” process of not fully investigating set to release a report on the Publishes : SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6 The Pentagon hopes to com- cases.” numbers in December, along plete all cases by next July 1. State lawmakers required with its recommendation for Call 423-472-5041 today to schedule your ad! About 2,000 members of the police departments to report handling untested kits. 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, October 27, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com THURSDAY

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NEW YORK (AP) — For Doug Right for the picky? and it’s sparkly clean! — Lori L. Stephens, the free event seemed Dear Readers: Do you have a in Minnesota like a good way to learn how to child or a grandchild who is a flip homes. An online ad for the PICKY EATER? This can be frus- Sand tent December gathering sported pic- trating for all parties. Here are tures of Tarek and Christina El Dear Heloise: When my some hints that can help: grandchildren come to visit, I Moussa, the stars of HGTV’s — Don’t force the child to eat; “Flip or Flop” who buy rundown look for outside activities to do; I this is not a good idea. Also, don’t don’t want them playing video homes, renovate them and try to barter or debate with picky sell them for a profit. Stephens games all day. eaters. Promising candy in return I went to my sporting-goods watched “Flip or Flop” regularly, for eating veggies sends the along with 2.8 million other store and bought a small dome wrong message about food and tent for $20, and I also got some Americans, so he went. nutrition. The El Moussas, however, did play sand. We set up the tent in a — Act like you don’t care if the corner of my patio and filled it not show up. In a prerecorded child eats the healthy stuff. Of video, the couple told attendees with sand. The kids love playing course you care, but if you are in it! that they were busy working and constantly nagging, that will filming their show. Undeterred, I zip it up when they go home backfire. to keep my dogs and visiting cats Stephens paid $1,997 for three — Sneaking veggies into days of classes and $1,000 for out. The tent has been on my muffins, cake and bread is a new patio for over a year with no real estate software. But the trend. Be prepared to grate a lot classes turned into a sales pitch problems. — Susan in Cerritos, if you try it. Calif. to buy additional courses that — Dips, salad dressings and cost thousands more, said sauces can help, but these can Stephens, a pastor and teacher be loaded with sugar and fat. Tidy toenails from Havana, Florida. Read the label, and let ‘em dip, Dear Heloise: I’ve had a fun- “They weren’t really teaching within boundaries. gus on a toenail for a few years. at all,” he said. — Line your counters and cof- I’ve been to the doctor and tried The El Moussas, like many fee tables with healthy and fresh OTC stuff, with no help. reality TV stars before them, are fruits, nuts and vegetables in Last spring, I saw an article in capitalizing on their fame by cute containers. Who can resist your column to use 2 parts water offering pricy classes. At free this? (But be aware of choking and 1 part vinegar, but it can events in hotel ballrooms, AP photo hazards for small children and take three months. I used heated instructors tell attendees that if IN THIS PHOTO Susan Martin displays some of the literature she has on how to flip homes, in her toddlers.) apple-cider vinegar, and I didn’t they pay to enroll in three-day Chico, Calif., home. Martin attended a seminar sponsored by Zurixx LLC, a Utah-based education com- — Allow the child to partici- soak every day, but when I did, I courses, they’ll learn how the pany, expecting to see reality TV stars Andy and Candis Meredith of “Old Home Love,” a show that aired pate in meal preparation. Yes, would for at least 45 minutes. couple flips homes and also gain on HGTV and its sister channel the DIY Network. Martin and others say they attend the events to learn things will get messy, but this Guess what? My toenail is access to investors who will give about flipping homes from reality stars like the Meredith’s or Tarek and Christina El Moussa, of HGTV’s will make for wonderful memo- now a nice white and pink! them cash to buy properties, Thanks for the hint! — Madeline “Flip or Flop,” only to find that the stars don’t appear and they are asked to spend thousands of dollars ries, and if the child has a hand even if they have low credit in creating fresh salads and M., Bingham, Maine scores or a weak job history. to attend more classes. healthy foods, he is more likely to So nice to hear! It can take a They’ll earn back their money eat them. while, but patience is a virtue. quickly, the instructors say, and — If nothing works, talk to Thank you for writing in! — will get refunds if they don’t flip a Utah. Zurixx has partnered with according to RealtyTrac.com. 2,300 of those evaluations. It your pediatrician. Heloise home within a certain amount of other reality TV stars to create Roger Behle, the El Moussas’ also said that it does not mislead — Heloise time. education programs under dif- attorney, said the couple did not people or push attendees to buy Send a money-saving or time- But about a dozen people ferent names, some of which also have time to be interviewed for additional classes. saving hint to Heloise, P.O. Box interviewed by The Associated have been the subject of com- this story. Zurixx also provided contact Clean water 795000, San Antonio, TX 78279- Press said those promises did not plaints from students. A section The U.S. Federal Trade information for 13 people, Dear Heloise: When my 5000, or you can fax it to 1-210- pan out. Although class leaders of Zurixx’s website that listed its Commission, which aims to pro- including Billy Batson of North guinea pig’s water bottle needs to HELOISE or email it to offered some instruction, a lot of programs and the reality stars it tect consumers against unfair or Port, Florida, who said he has be changed, I put 2 tablespoons [email protected]. time was spent pushing them to works with disappeared as the deceptive business practices, has flipped 17 properties since he of salt in the bottle and add a bit I can’t answer your letter per- buy more classes, they said; AP reported this story. The com- received 50 complaints about paid $25,000 for a mentor and of water. I swish it around to sonally but will use the best hints some complained that getting pany said it is continually updat- classes connected to Zurixx since one of Zurixx’s classes two years clean it. Then I rinse thoroughly, received in my column. refunds for the sessions was dif- ing its website. 2013, according to documents ago. Batson said he probably ficult. Last year, Zurixx brought in reviewed by the AP. And in May, could have been successful with- Beer run! Self-driving truck goes Stephens said his instructor $130.1 million in total revenue, the Better Business Bureau out the training, but that the avoided answering questions, the company told Inc. magazine. office of St. Louis warned people process would have taken longer. 120-plus miles on delivery told attendees not to speak to The El Moussas’ program, about Success Path events in the Batson said Zurixx paid for a trip each other and spent a lot of time Success Path Education, is city, citing the more than 150 to Las Vegas for him and a girl- DENVER (AP) — Anheuser- station in Fort Collins, Colorado, hyping the program. The home- Zurixx’s most popular and the complaints it received about friend so he could talk to stu- Busch says it has completed the and ran along Interstate 25 work on the first day was for couple receives a percentage of classes related to the company. dents. world’s first commercial shipment through Denver before wrapping attendees to call their credit card the Success Path classes sold, Zurixx said the complaints “It’s been a really great life- by self-driving truck, sending a up in Colorado Springs. companies and increase their the company said. represent a tiny percentage of the changing experience,” he said. beer-filled tractor-trailer on a The company says a profession- credit limits, he said. On the last The El Moussas are a big draw, more than 370,000 people who Patricia Briggs paid $1,798 journey of more than 120 miles al truck driver was on board for day, Stephens said, the instruc- with “Flip or Flop” ranked as have attended its events and the earlier this year for a three-day through Colorado. the entire route and monitored the tor pushed them to buy training HGTV’s second-most watched 75,000 who have paid for its Success Path class, hoping it The company says it teamed trip from the cab’s sleeper berth. sessions, some of which cost show. And home flipping is hot products. The company said that could change her life, too. with self-driving truck maker Otto Anheuser-Busch says it hopes around $26,000. off TV, too: The number of flips, nearly all its students have filled The day after she finished the and the state of Colorado for the to see self-driving technology The classes featuring the El considered a property sold twice out positive evaluations about classes, Briggs found three prop- feat. The trailer, loaded with widely deployed. Moussas are run by Zurixx LLC, within 12 months, rose this year the classes and the company erties to try to flip near her home Budweiser beer, began the self- Otto was recently acquired by an education company based in to the highest point in six years, provided copies of more than in Roseburg, Oregon. driving trip Thursday at a weigh Uber.

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MODELS ARE USED IN ALL PHOTOS TO PROTECT PRIVACY. edly warned without evidence are responsible for handling that the Nov. 8 election could be potential election crimes in their 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, October 27, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com County, TDEC slated to discuss permitting By BRIAN GRAVES Banner Staff Writer “I don’t think it’s just The Bradley County Hank [Thompson]. There Commission’s ad hoc commit- are issues we are dealing tee will send a liaison to talk to with now. I’m getting the “higher-ups” at the calls at the builders’ Tennessee Department of association and builders Conservation and Environment concerning reported difficulties that have had things with the department’s septic sitting there for three or tank permitting office. four months. Hank’s not At the same time, a proposed our problem. The state is budget that could be used for our problem. We’re the county to operate its own having issues with his office is being sent to the replacement [while he’s Commission’s Finance commit- on medical leave] as tee for review for a potential well. It’s the whole start-up next year. mentality of the office. County Mayor D. Gary Davis The whole mentality of said last week he had directly the state is, ‘We don’t talked to the commissioner of have to do this.’” TDEC who told him the current — Charlotte Peak employee at the permitting office would be replaced, and the state would make adjust- The proposed budget for a ments as it monitored the vol- county-operated office includes ume of requests the office salary increases for the current AN OvERhEAD vIEw of how the new configuration of “The Shops at Bradley Square” will appear is seen in this graphic provided by receives. building inspector and plan- Bradley Square Mall. More parking spaces will be added to the retail space Committee chairperson ning director respecting the Charlotte Peak said earlier this additional work, a fully funded week it was not just the Level 2 certified employee, cer- employee who was a problem. tification classes, as well as “I don’t think it’s just Hank startup costs that may be Mall [Thompson],” Peak said. “There required by the state. are issues we are dealing with The first year costs are esti- From Page 1 now. I’m getting calls at the mated to be $84,417 with a lev- That will give the mall a total of nine new “We are pleased with the support and pos- builders’ association and eling off in year two to $62,915. businesses which are hoped to strengthen itive comments from them,” Shahan said. builders that have had things The septic permit revenue, the mall’s place as a destination stop for vis- “This is great news for Cleveland Mayor Tom Rowland said he expects the sitting there for three or four which would be used to run the itors and shoppers alike. and Bradley County. It’s good to new shops to help the local economy. months. Hank’s not our prob- office, has gone from a low of Demolition to the former Kmart area is see the owners of Bradley Square “I am excited about the progress of lem. The state is our problem. $66,645 in 2008 to a high of scheduled to begin within the next few Mall continuing their investment Bradley Square in the past months,” We’re having issues with his $107,185 in 2014. months. in the facilities here. ‘The Shops at Rowland said. “In other locations I have replacement [while he’s on Peak said the budget was prepared with the lowest “We think this is a great direction to take Bradley Square’ is a great new seen, the ‘store front’ appearance has greatly medical leave] as well. It’s the amount of revenues in 2008 in the center,” said Mall GM Stacia Crye concept in retail space. I’m sure it enhanced the shopping experience. I have whole mentality of the office. The whole mentality of the mind. Shahan. will do well in this very active also noted many new stores on the inside Mall management is remaining quiet for which is making our city a greater retail state is, ‘We don’t have to do The committee asked County retail market and should reinforce Commissioner and committee now on the identities of the new businesses hub.” this.’” the Chamber's goal to encourage member Bill Winters to be their that will occupy The Shops at Bradley Gary Farlow, president and CEO of the Peak said every time state our citizens to ‘shop local.’” liaison with TDEC, and to con- Square; however, Shahan says the mall is Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce, officials “come to this table, — Gary Farlow tact committee members for “well on its way to filling the new shops.” said it is good to see local businesses contin- they go away doing better.” more discussions about the sit- The renovations to the mall’s west end ue to invest in the area. “This time, it’s actually worse,” she said. uation. represent the third phase of redevelopment local contractors, subcontractors, architects “This is great news for Cleveland and since the mall was acquired by MD Ruston and engineers. Bradley County,” Farlow said. “It’s good to Properties LLC in 2010. That phase included new entrances, see the owners of Bradley Square Mall con- During Phase I, $14 million was invested remodeled public restrooms, upgrades to the tinuing their investment in the facilities in anchor renovations and additions. decor, new lighting, a relocated food court, here. ‘The Shops at Bradley Square’ is a Belk underwent a major interior and exte- new landscaping and new pylon signage and great new concept in retail space. I’m sure it rior renovation and now offers expanded marquee. will do well in this very active retail market merchandise lines; Carmike Cinemas “It is our belief that Phase II will enhance and should reinforce the Chamber's goal to opened a 12-screen, 2,364 seat, state-of- the center and continue the property revital- encourage our citizens to ‘shop local.’” the-art cinema; and Dunham’s Sports ization we began five years ago,” Shahan Shahan said, “We appreciate the support opened and offers a full line of sporting said. Cleveland and Bradley County have always goods and athletic equipment. She noted preliminary meetings have been provided the mall, and we look forward to Another $15 million was invested in Phase completed with city officials to discuss plans continuing to be a venue for local schools III which used the services of numerous and engineering for the project. and organizations to host events.” 911 From Page 1 years and years, they provided arises,” Wilson said. us IT support, and when it came “The cooperation with time to build our tower (in the Cleveland Utilities has been out- back of the center), we found out standing,” Spence added. that the base had to be so big Both Spence and Wilson pre- that it would jut into their park- sented Webb and incoming ing lot back there, and they General Manager Tim allowed that. Henderson with a plaque of “They allowed us to pave this appreciation for the 20-year field here at the center to provide partnership. Wilson and Webb additional parking, and joined also jokingly had a photograph with us in putting up fencing made of them exchanging a $20 that provides better security for bill to signify the ground lease Photo courtesy of west Polk Fire and Rescue us and them,” he added. agreement. SMOKE IS STILL SEEN at the site of a fire in the Rattlesnake Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY EMA Director Troy Spence “We actually received a check PROPERTY ADJACENT to Cleveland Utilities is where the Hollow area of Cherokee National Forest, near Chilhowee Mountain. said it is hard to find a better from them earlier,” Webb Emergency Operations Center is located. A 20-year ground lease Crews are continuing to fight the fire, and hoping for rain later today partner than Cleveland Utilities. explained. to help in that endeavor. The EMA is also located in the The CU general manager has agreement for $1 per year was approved Wednesday at the 911 center, along with 911 dispatch. 30-plus years of experience with board of directors meeting, and to symbolically show that agreement Spence and Wilson said that the company, and while he was the CU GM jokingly accepted a $20 bill from 911 Director Joe Wilson. they do not know of another cen- not the manager at the time, he ter like this one that works so was present when the center Henderson, who will take the of directors meets at 3 p.m. Wildfire closely with the utility company. opened, and is proud of the reins of Cleveland Utilities after today, and approval of the “Closely” is a key word, as the working relationship between Webb’s retirement in November, ground lease agreement will be From Page 1 emergency center is adjacent to Cleveland Utilities and the 911 agreed that he appreciates the on the agenda. mined. the Cleveland Utilities offices on Emergency Center. Emergency Center being nearby, “We are looking at another 20 What began with a few fire- Guthrie Drive. “It’s benefit to us also to have and working with both the 911 years of partnership with them, fighters, then rose to around “Crews are taking “That really makes us more them located next to us,” Webb group as well as the EMA per- and who knows, after that, 50 on Tuesday, has now suppression actions comfortable to be so near said. “The fact that they are here sonnel. maybe another 20 years,” Webb expanded to include 94 fire- indirectly, by Cleveland Utilities if the need 24/7 helps us with security.” The Cleveland Utilities board said. fighters and support personnel. constructing hand lines The U.S. Forest Service also and using creeks and brought in a bulldozer to help trails in the area to halt in creating the break lines to the spread of the fire. As try to contain the fire. firefighters progress Epperson McDonald said because of with line construction, From Page 1 wanting to provide as much they will be burning out safety as possible for firefight- vegetation along their He also helped fight the EPA and their involved with the Builders Association years ers and others on the scene, lines. This helps secure perceived over-reach of the Clean Water Act ago, and then with Habitat for Humanity,” crews are not creating fire the lines from the main which saved builders and cities millions of “It is important to stay informed said County Commissioner Charlotte Peak. lines directly adjacent to the about local codes and new fire; when lines are dollars. “He taught me the value of being involved fire. burned out it leaves an “The impact of the EPA overreach would restrictions placed on land with our industry and how to lobby for “Crews are taking suppres- area devoid of fuel, the have crippled the building industry and the development. Everyone involved in change within it. Dennis is a true a leader sion actions indirectly, by con- vegetation, creating a lost revenue would have devastated our our industry has the obligation to in Bradley County and the state. Through structing hand lines and using wider fire break.” local municipalities,” Epperson said. keep abreast of things happening his countless hours volunteering to help creeks and trails in the area to Dennis also stays active in volunteering within our line of work. ORBA build Habitat for Humanity Homes and lob- halt the spread of the fire,” — Terry McDonald his time to the community. He currently provides guidance to make this bying against legislation that would hinder McDonald said. “As firefighters serves on the Board of Adjustment and happen. We also encourage the building industry, he has continued to progress with line construc- flames that remain burning. Appeals for Bradley County and the city of participation in giving back to the provide safe affordable housing," said Peak. tion, they will be burning out The CNF spokesperson said Cleveland. He also serves on the community.” — Dennis Epperson Since HBAT’s inception in 1960, there vegetation along their lines. smoke will be visible for sever- Mechanical Board for the city of Cleveland have only been three Builders from “This helps secure the lines al days from the fire, regard- and the Shade Tree Board. Cleveland to become the state president. from the main fire; when lines less of when it is eventually Epperson has been active with Habitat for builders and building vendors to become a Epperson and his wife, Rhee have a son, are burned out it leaves an put out. He said trails in and Humanity for over a decade. member of ORBA and participate with the Clint Epperson and daughter-in-law, area devoid of fuel, the vegeta- near the Rock Creek Gorge He participates in the build with ORBA organization. Suzanna Epperson, as well as their daugh- tion, creating a wider fire area are closed to public entry, almost every year, providing a home for a “It is important to stay informed about ter and son-in-law, Blake and Brooke break,” he added. with closed trails having sig- deserving family, and has been instrumen- local codes and new restrictions placed on Allison. Today, helicopters are still nage up signifying that no tal in raising thousands of dollars to aid land development,” Epperson said. “I was honored to be recognized as the being utilized to take water unauthorized visitors should with the building of the Habitat home each “Everyone involved in our industry has the 2013 Home Builders Association of from the nearby Ocoee River to be on those trails. year. He also served on Habitat’s board of obligation to keep abreast of things happen- Tennessee Builder of the Year. My subcon- dump on the fire. McDonald More information on the fire directors for two straight terms. ing within our line of work. ORBA provides tractors, suppliers and business partners said that a significant rainfall will be released by the Epperson has been named local Builder guidance to make this happen. We also helped make this happen. I look forward to would help, but while there is Cherokee National Forest. of the Year twice by ORBA for his contribu- encourage participation in giving back to having many more years of building and a chance of rain today, he said Anyone with information tions to the building industry and the asso- the community.” delivering brand new homes to satisfied it needs to be a large amount should contact the Forest ciation. He has always encouraged local “Mr. Epperson encouraged me to get customers,” Epperson said. to help in the dousing of the Service offices in Cleveland. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, October 27, 2016—7

FAMILY MEMBERS gather for one of their first photos together. After Utah resident Jack Marvell learned he had family in Tennessee while searching for his father’s identity, they arranged a meeting. He and 12 of his rel- atives recently traveled cross- country to visit with some of their newfound relatives in Bradley County.

Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG

Families From Page 1 These family activities would that of a fall family reunion, not have been possible without with relatives sharing slices of modern technology. The two These family activities would not have been possible cake over autumn-themed, families found each other without modern technology. The two families found each plastic-skirted folding tables in through genealogy websites and other through genealogy websites and DNA testing the garage. DNA testing specifically specifically designed to help people find their relatives. However, the conversations designed to help people find For the fun of it, Lisa Tarver, who lives near Atlanta, had around the table were a bit their relatives. begun using the website to trace her family’s genealogy. unconventional. Some were still For the fun of it, Lisa Tarver, trying to remember each other’s who lives near Atlanta, had Though Tarver had previously However, one sign of more names. Others were conversing begun using a website to trace done a DNA test, she convinced recent times has been the abili- non-stop as they tried to get to her family’s genealogy. her mother and an aunt from ty to use science to solve more know each other. “I love family history, and I’m her dad’s side of the family to family-related mysteries than Jack said the families’ first a history buff,” Tarver said. “I take tests. It turned out the had been possible when he was meeting gave him hope that think it’s important to know connection was from her dad’s a younger man. everything was on its way to who came before you.” side of the family. DNA testing for the sake of becoming how it should have Though it did allow her to To confirm this further, finding one’s ancestry has been all along. Other members begin filling in her family tree, Tarver contacted a cousin, become increasingly accessible of the newly extended family Tarver said she never expected Cleveland resident Shelley and has continually gained pop- nodded in agreement. her being open to finding more Austin, to see if she would like ularity in recent years. “I feel James Scarborough about her family’s history would to help with the search. This led “Before DNA testing, this would be proud of his family, to lead to a lifelong mystery being to Austin and her mother, probably was an impossibility,” know that everyone was able to solved. Charleston resident Cindy Jack said. “You just didn’t have meet and get to know each While Tarver was busy seeing Shelton, both taking tests in things like this happen ... Save other,” said Austin. what she could find, Jack’s hopes of solving the mystery. for divine intervention, this The Marvells have made their wife, Jeannine, was intent on “We were both so sure, problem was not solvable.” way back to Utah, but they left finding answers for her hus- though some were skeptical,” Scientific advances have with promises to keep in touch band. After all, he had won- Austin said. “Everything seemed made it possible for those test- with their newfound relatives dered about his father’s identity to fit.” ing DNA to look for more mark- living in Tennessee. since he was just a boy. Using documents found with ers which can more accurately The family tree’s roots had She did not have much luck help from the online DNA indicate family relationships. grown deep while nobody was in her searches at first. In fact, results and documentation As the processes of evaluating looking, and the relatives she had very little on which to found in the Tennessee family’s DNA have become more stream- expressed hope this new branch base her searches. There were archives, it was determined lined, the prices have dropped will get the chance to blossom stories of the father’s military Cindy Shelton and Jack Marvell for average consumers. Many even more. service, and there was a possi- are actually first cousins. Jack’s autosomal DNA tests — tests ble name. father, James Scarborough, was which look at DNA people “But we thought there was Shelton’s uncle. Their fathers inherit from both their fathers DIAMONDS also a possibility he [Jack’s were brothers. and their mothers — can be WANTED father] had not been using his Further confirmation of the found for $100 or less. real last name,” Jeannine said. family connection came after When results of DNA tests are $100-$100,000 It was not until Jack decided Austin began emailing Jeannine paired with public records and BEST PRICES IN 4 YEARS to pursue DNA testing that he photos of Scarborough. other data which can be • GOLD • SILVER knew for sure the name of his Jeannine said she and some of accessed through websites, sto- BUY OR SELL biological father. After his DNA her seven children immediately ries like these are becoming RICK DAVIS GOLD testing results were linked back saw a physical resemblance to more and more common. to the online family tree his wife AND DIAMONDS Jack. “It doesn’t change who we RickDavisGoldandDiamonds.net had built, a possible name sur- “It was so exciting,” Jeannine are, but it gives us the satisfac- faced: James Edward 423-499-9162 said. “I was just jumping up tion of knowing,” Tarver said. 5301 Brainerd Rd. Scarborough. and down and screaming, and “We’re just thrilled we were able Though they had been look- so were the kids.” to find this out.” ing for a man named James, Both sides of the family Jack admitted not every the middle and last names had described the finding as being member of his family was been unknown. Still grasping quite unexpected, though it was thrilled about the revelation. for answers, Jeannine began also considered by many to be a He described one sibling of Cleveland Daily Banner sending messages to other pleasant surprise. his as being “madder than a wet users on the Ancestry.com site Still, Jeannine noted Jack hen” after learning the identity listed as possible family DNA and some of their children were of their father, who had not matches. “skeptical” about the supposed been involved in their lives. Christmas! One of those messages made family connection at first. Some “I suppose, when you think its way to Tarver, who acknowl- reportedly thought it was all about it, this wasn’t a mystery edged Scarborough was indeed just coincidence. that really needed to be solved,” Gift Certificates a family name. However, she “It did seem pretty far-fetched Jack said. “Still, it was some- wasn’t immediately sure how at first,” Jack said. “To find my thing you always wondered Jack might fit into her family father’s family after all these about.” tree. years — who would have But for Jack Marvell, his wife After corresponding back and thought that would even be pos- and the 11 children and grand- forth and doing some more dig- sible?” children who made the journey ging, Tarver and Jeannine real- The fact his mother took the to Tennessee from Utah, it was ized Scarborough would be the secret of his father’s identity to a happy meeting. Though relative who linked both of their the grave had been a sign of the Scarborough had not been pres- families. times, Jack said. His birth in ent, his family said they were To confirm whether or not the the 1940s had been “out of glad to get to know his son and family connection was real, the wedlock,” and “you just didn’t his family. two discussed the possibility of talk about things like that at The atmosphere of the family having more DNA testing done. that time.” gathering in Charleston was T h ! e g v i n g i ft g i t h a t k e e p s o n Crash From Page 1 Walker of the Tennessee Highway Highway 11 into Bradley McAllister’s family has been Home or Business Delivery & Patrol, the victim of the crash County, then turned left onto notified, and testing will con- was James Michael McAllister, Bancroft Road. tinue on the victim by the 57, of Ringgold, Ga. 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8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, October 27, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com tina’s Groove CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer

Baby Blues

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ASTROLOGYASTROLOGY by Eugenia Last Snuffy Smith

FRIDAY, OCT. 28, 2016 Jenner, 67. is no reason to dismiss the friends and CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS Happy Birthday: Don't venture too familiarities you've counted on in the DAY: Joaquin Phoenix, 42; Brad far outside your comfort zone. Being past. Mix the old with the new and you Paisley, 44; Julia Roberts, 49; Caitlyn intrigued by unusual places and people will find common ground. Your competi- tive personality must be channeled carefully. Make choices for the right rea- sons. Your numbers are 6, 14, 23, 28, 34, 43, 47. ARIES (March 21-April 19): You'll Contract Bridge improve your financial situation by cut- by Steve Becker ting back on things that aren't neces- sary. A problem with a superior at work Hagar the Horrible must be handled delicately. Focus on self-improvement, not trying to change others. A romantic gesture is encour- aged. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Aim for new accomplishments and you will feel satisfied at the end of the day. Take an aggressive approach to any physical chore, but when it comes to emotional issues, take a moment to breathe before you say something you might regret. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Functions that are work-oriented will allow you to share your thoughts and ideas. Mix business with pleasure and you will gain Dilbert on both fronts. Don't feel like you have to spend money to impress someone. Let your knowledge and expertise be your gift. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Don't make rash decisions or sudden changes that will affect the way you live or result in a costly debt. Simplicity and moderation will pay off. Don't get involved in a risky venture that can dis- rupt your financial future. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Plan some downtime with the people you enjoy the most. A walk down memory lane will make you realize how lucky you are. Garfield Romance is on the rise, and making special plans for two will pay off. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Be care- ful how you delegate your time. Think matters through and make plans that ensure you get to do something you enjoy. Incentives will help motivate you to accomplish more. Don't blow an inci- dent out of proportion. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Put your thoughts, energy and attention into improving your relationships with the people you love. Your sincerity and desire to help will discourage anyone who has a complaint from speaking up. Beetle Bailey Romance will brighten your day and your personal life. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Be careful when socializing with the people you do business with. Someone will get the wrong impression if you are too friendly. You will get the most mileage out of working on your own to fine-tune your talents. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Use all your contacts to help you bring about the changes you need to make and you will be able to stay under budg- et. Someone will have ulterior motives, so find out what the payback will be Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics before you accept help. By Conrad Day CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You'll have to think twice before you get involved in some of the suggestions being made by friends, relatives or peers. Don't feel obligated to do what everyone else is doing. Make smart choices based on knowledge and experience. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Money, love and adventure are all within your reach. Plan to have some fun with people who you know are just as willing to experiment and set new trends as you are. Romance is encouraged and will improve your personal life. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Someone will take advantage of you if you are too willing to share your talents and expertise. Only offer a nibble of what you have to offer and you will entice someone to make you an offer. Invest in yourself. Birthday Baby: You are proactive, outgoing and unpredictable. You are sensitive and appealing. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, October 27, 2016— 9

THURSDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING OCTOBER 27, 2016 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 WRCBNBC 3 The Ellen DeGeneres Show Live at 5:00 Live at 5:30 News Nightly News Ent. Tonight Inside Edition Superstore Good Place Chicago Med (N) ’ The Blacklist (N) ’ Å News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Grace Graham Names Billy Graham Unqualified Drive History Potters Four Things a Joel Osteen Prince Hillsong TV Praise the Lord Å Watchman God For the Trinity Family WTNB 5Nancy’s Neighborhood WTNB Today Body Southern-Fit Tennova Talk Around Town First Baptist Church Perry Stone Around Town Around Town Texas Music Around Town Around Town WFLICW 6 Maury ’ Å Name Game Name Game Millionaire Millionaire Family Feud Family Feud DC’s Legends of Tomorrow Supernatural “The Foundry” Mod Fam Mod Fam Hollywood Paid Program Two Men Two Men WNGHPBS 7 Martha Speak Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Antiques Roadshow Å Georgia Trav. Ga. Outdoors Fishe. Murder Mysteries Hamilton’s America ’ Å American Masters “Norman Lear” Å DAYSTAR 8Green Room Bill Winston Mission Jewish Voice Guillermo Creflo Dollar Jewish Jesus John Hagee Rod Parsley Joni: Table Empowered By the Spirit Blessed Life M. Chironna New Level K. Copeland Robison Enjoying-Life WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) Grey’s Anatomy “Roar” (N) Notorious (N) ’ Å Get Away With Murder News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live ’ (:37) Nightline WTCIPBS 10 Ready Jet Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts World News Business Rpt. PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Chattanooga The A List Finding Your Roots Å American Masters ’ Å A Chef’s Life World News Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WTVC2FOX 11 Harry (N) ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Big Bang Big Bang Rosewood (N) Å (DVS) (8:59) Pitch (N) ’ News at 10 Seinfeld ’ Last-Standing Last-Standing Paid Program 2 Broke Girls WDEFCBS 12 The Dr. Oz Show (N) Å Judge Judy Judge Judy News 12 at 6 CBS News Prime News Andy Griffith Big Bang Great Indoors (:01) Mom ’ Life in Pieces Pure Genius “Pilot” Å News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13(3:00) Practical Presents (N) Susan Graver Style Great Gifts “Little Giant” Great gift ideas. (N) Gift Guide “Little Giant” Must-have gifts for everyone. (N) NuFACE Anti-Aging CSPAN 14Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ WGN-A 15Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å Person of Interest ’ Å Person of Interest ’ Å Person of Interest ’ Å Person of Interest “Liberty” How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met HSN 16Bearpaw Footwear (N) Å MarlaWynne Fashions (N) MarlaWynne Fashions (N) Beauty Report--Morrison Beauty Report--Morrison The List With Colleen Lopez The List With Colleen Lopez Bearpaw Footwear (N) Å Electronic Gifts Under $100 E! 23The Kardashians The Kardashians The Kardashians E! News (N) Å The Kardashians The Kardashians Total Bellas Å E! News (N) Å ESQTV 24NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’››› “The Spy Who Loved Me” (1977, Action) Roger Moore. Å››› “The Spy Who Loved Me” (1977, Action) Roger Moore. Å LIFE 25Grey’s Anatomy ’ Å Grey’s Anatomy ’ Å Project Runway Å Project Runway Å Project Runway (N) Å Project Runway A look for Urban Jungle. (N) Runway: Fashion Startup Tiny House (12:02) Project Runway TLC 26Toddlers & Tiaras ’ Å Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes My 600-Lb. Life ’ Å My 600-Lb. Life ’ Å My 600-Lb. Life ’ Å 600-Lb. Life TBA My 600-Lb. Life ’ Å 600-Lb. Life TBA TBS 27Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan Actor Steven Yeun. 2 Broke Girls Conan Å TNT 28Arrow Oliver is shot. Å Bones “The Stiff in the Cliff” Bones ’ Å Bones “Pilot” ’ Å NBA Basketball Boston Celtics at Chicago Bulls. (N) (Live) Å NBA Basketball Los Angeles Clippers at Portland Trail Blazers. (N) Å USA 29Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Falling Water (N) (:02) Eyewitness Law & Order: SVU FX 30Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ›› “The Purge: Anarchy” (2014) Frank Grillo. ’ Å›› “Snow White and the Huntsman” (2012) Kristen Stewart, Charlize Theron. ’ Å Better Things Better Things Better Things (:36) ›› “Snow White and the Huntsman” ESPN 31SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) Å College Football Virginia Tech at Pittsburgh. From Heinz Field in Pittsburgh. (N) (Live) Scoreboard College Football California at USC. (N) (Live) ESPN2 32NFL Live (N) Å SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) Å High School Football Woodland Christian (Calif.) at California School for the Deaf. (N) SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å FSTN 33(2:30) UFC Reloaded ACC Access UFC Insider UFC Supercross Rewind (N) Predators NHL Hockey Nashville Predators at Los Angeles Kings. (Live) SEC 34(3:00) The Paul Finebaum Show (N) (Live) Å Women’s College Soccer Mississippi at South Carolina. (N) Women’s College Soccer Florida vs Missouri. (N) Å SEC Now Å SEC Now Å GOLF 35PGA Tour Golf Golf Central LPGA Tour Golf PGA Tour Golf Sanderson Farms Championship, First Round. Golf Central PGA Tour Golf WGC-HSBC Champions, Second Round. (N) FS1 36Undisputed Speak for Yourself NASCAR Race Hub (N) (Live) MLS Soccer Teams TBA. (N) (Live) Å UFC UFC Unleashed Å Sports Live TMZ Sports Speak for Yourself FSSE 37Driven Driven Driven FOX Sports Hawks Live! Pregame (N) NBA Basketball Washington Wizards at Atlanta Hawks. (Live) Hawks Live! Driven NBA Basketball Washington Wizards at Atlanta Hawks. WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground (N) Weather Gone Viral Top Ten Weather Disasters Top Ten Amazing Moments Most Bizarre Weather Top Ten Extreme Jobs CNBC 39(3:00) Closing Bell (N) Å Fast Money (N) Mad Money (N) Make Me a Millionaire Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å Make Me a Millionaire Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å MSNBC 40MSNBC Live (N) MTP Daily (N) With All Due Respect (N) Hardball Chris Matthews All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word 11th Hour Hardball The Rachel Maddow Show CNN 41The Lead With Jake Tapper The Situation Room (N) The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon Anderson Cooper 360 Å HDLN 42CNN Newsroom Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File FNC 43Your World With Neil Cavuto The Five (N) Special Report On the Record With Brit The O’Reilly Factor (N) The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor The Kelly File HIST 44Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars TRUTV 45Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Love Gear Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Those Who Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers A&E 46Beyond Scared Straight ’ Beyond Scared Straight ’ Beyond Scared Straight ’ Beyond Scared Straight ’ 60 Days In 60 Days In 60 Days In (N) ’ Å Behind Bars: Rookie Year (:03) The First 48 ’ Å (12:03) 60 Days In ’ Å DISC 47Fast N’ Loud ’ Å Fast N’ Loud ’ Å Fast N’ Loud Å Fast N’ Loud Å Fast N’ Loud: Revved Up “Porsche 9-1-1” (N) ’ Å Fast N’ Loud (N) ’ Å (:02) Fast N’ Loud ’ Å (12:02) Fast N’ Loud Å NGC 48Border Wars Alaska State Troopers China’s Golden Monkeys Giant Pandas Wild China Mountain refuge. Wild China (Part 5 of 6) Wild China (Part 1 of 6) Panda Babies: Mission Criti Moose: Titans of the North TRAV 49Most Terrifying-America 5 Most Terrifying-America 7 Most Terrifying-America 4 Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum (N) Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum FOOD 50Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Chopped “Mochi Obliged” Chopped “Mix and Mache” Chopped “Tailgate Fate” Chopped “Tailgate Greats” Chopped (N) Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Halloween Wars Chopped HGTV 51Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Hunters Hunters Int’l Desert Flip Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop ANPL 52Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Monsters Inside Me (N) ’ Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å FREE 53(3:30) ››› “The Goonies” (1985) Sean Astin. ’ (:10) ››› “Sleepy Hollow” (1999, Horror) Johnny Depp, Christina Ricci. ’ (8:50) ›› “Hocus Pocus” (1993) Bette Midler. ’ The 700 Club ’ Å “Halloweentown High” ’ DISN 54Squeakquel Milo Murphy Austin & Ally (:25) ››› “Halloweentown High” (2004) ›› “Return to Halloweentown” (2006) ’ Milo Murphy Cali Style Girl Meets My Babysitter The Lodge Austin & Ally Bizaardvark “Return to Halloweentown” NICK 55SpongeBob SpongeBob Loud House Loud House Henry Danger Henry Danger Ran Prank Thundermans ›› “Escape From Planet Earth” (2013, Comedy) ’ Å Full House Full House Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ (:33) Friends TOON 56“Lego Scooby Doo” Supernoobs Powerpuff Teen Titans Mighty Magi. We Bare Gumball Regular Show Regular Show King of Hill Cleveland Amer. Dad Burgers Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Squidbillies TVLND 57Gunsmoke “The Bullet” Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith (:12) The Andy Griffith Show Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58› “Seed of Chucky” (2004, Horror) Jennifer Tilly. ‘R’ Å›› “A Nightmare on Elm Street” (2010, Horror) ‘R’ Å››› “A Nightmare on Elm Street” (1984) John Saxon. ›› “A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge” “Nightmare on Elm Street 3” TCM 59(3:00) ››› “Sabrina” (1954) Å››› “Georgy Girl” (1966) James Mason. (:15) MGM Is on the Move ››› “The China Syndrome” (1979) Jane Fonda. Å (:15) ››› “The Way We Were” (1973, Romance) Barbra Streisand. Å The Thin Man HALL 60Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls OXYGEN 61America’s Next Top Model America’s Next Top Model America’s Next Top Model America’s Next Top Model ›› “The Holiday” (2006) Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet, Jude Law. Å (:45) ›› “The Holiday” (2006) Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet. Å BRAVO 62(3:00) ›› “Barbershop” Million Dollar LA Million Dollar LA Million Dollar LA Million Dollar LA Million Dollar LA Yours, Mine Yours, Mine Watch What Million Dollar LA Below Deck SYFY 63›› “Maleficent” (2014) Angelina Jolie. Å (DVS) › “Legion” (2010, Horror) Paul Bettany, Lucas Black. Å›› “Angels & Demons” (2009, Suspense) Tom Hanks, Ewan McGregor. Å›› “Lake Placid” (1999, Horror) Bill Pullman. Å SPIKE 64Cops Å Stings Cops Å Jail ’ Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Vegas Jail ’ Å COM 65South Park South Park South Park Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Daily Show At Midnight This Is Not South Park MTV 66› “John Tucker Must Die” (2006) Jesse Metcalfe. ’ Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Acting Out Acting Out Impossible Impossible Impossible Acting Out (:02) Wonderland (N) ’ (Live) Impossible Impossible VH1 67Love & Hip Hop ’››› “Set It Off” (1996) Jada Pinkett. Desperation drives four women to bank-robbery. RuPaul Drag Race ›› “The Break-Up” (2006) Vince Vaughn, Jennifer Aniston. ’››› “My Best Friend’s Wedding” (1997) CMTV 68Reba Å Reba Å Raymond Raymond Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing I Love Kellie Pickler I Love Kellie I Love Kellie Pickler I Love Kellie “While You Were Sleeping” BET 69(2:30) ››› “Love Jones” The Wendy Williams Show House/Payne House/Payne Meet, Browns Meet, Browns ›› “Takers” (2010) Matt Dillon. Skilled thieves plan the biggest heist of their careers. “Hollywood Hearts” (2016) Patrice Fisher, Carl Payne. SCIENCE 83How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made CSPAN2 85Public Affairs Events ’ Public Affairs Events ’ EWTN 100Cat Chat Chaplet Kids Savoring Decision EWTN News Mercy Daily Mass - Olam World Over Live (N) EWTN News The Inquis Father Spitzer’s Universe Defend Life Women of Daily Mass - Olam WPXA ION 107 Blue Bloods “Mother’s Day” Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods “Old Wounds” Blue Bloods Å (DVS) Blue Bloods Å (DVS) Blue Bloods “Fresh Start” Blue Bloods Å (DVS) Blue Bloods Å (DVS) DISXD 117Phineas, Ferb Star-For. Future-Worm! Walk the Lego Gravity Falls Walk the Star-For. Milo Murphy Future-Worm! Right Now Lab Rats Star-Rebels Spider-Man Marvel’s Av. Lab Rats Gravity Falls Gravity Falls GSN 144Deal or No Deal ’ Å Deal or No Deal ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud COOK 153Unique Eats Unique Unique Unique Unique Unique Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Haylie’s Carnival Eats Good Eats Good Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats WE 163Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Growing Up Hip Hop Growing Up Hip Hop Growing Up Hip Hop (N) Money Power Respect (N) Growing Up Hip Hop Money Power Respect GALA 217La Fuerza del Destino Como Dice el Dicho (SS) El Chavo El Chavo Vecinos Vecinos La Familia La Apuesta Noticias (:35) La Apuesta TELE 223María Celeste Suelta la Sopa ’ (SS) Decisiones Noticiero Caso Cerrado: Edición Silvana Sin Lana (N) (SS) Sin Senos Sí Hay Paraíso ’ Señora Acero 3: La Coyote Al Rojo Vivo Titulares Sin Senos Sí Hay Paraíso ’ UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) Despertar Contigo (N) Vino el Amor (N) El color de la pasión (N) Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311Mecum Mecum Mecum NASCAR America (N) ’ (Live) Å Racing Roots DRIVE ’ Grudge Race Grudge Race Grudge Race Grudge Race Nitro World Nitro World Motorclub (N) Motorclub Grudge Race Grudge Race DLC 319My Addiction My Addiction Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Save My Life: Boston Save My Life: Boston Save My Life: Boston Save My Life: Boston Save My Life: Boston Save My Life: Boston

Thursday Best Bet 8 p.m. on (WRCB) 8:30 p.m. on (WRCB) 8:31 p.m. on (WDEF) 9 p.m. on (WFLI) 10 p.m. on (WRCB) Superstore The Good Place The Great Indoors Supernatural The Blacklist In the seasonal new episode “Halloween Michael and Eleanor (Ted Danson, Kristen It’s Joel McHale (“Community”) vs. Millenni- During the long run of this hit series, Sam Red and Liz (James Spader, Megan Boone) Theft,” Dina (Lauren Ash) blows a gasket Bell) have a private meeting at which he als in the premiere of this comedy, casting and Dean (Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ack- see what appears to be an opportunity to after something apparently is stolen from puts her to a test in the new episode “Most him as an outdoor-magazine journalist who les) have focused far more on babes than take down Alexander Kirk’s (recurring guest the store and forbids the staff from leav- Improved Player.” Elsewhere, Chidi (William has to bring his adventurous spirit inside babies, but it’s the latter that holds their star Ulrich Thomsen) operation after Kirk ing until someone fesses up. Mateo (Nico Jackson Harper), who has been harbor- when the publication goes digital. Christo- attention in the new episode “The Foundry.” hires a mysterious group that specializes in Santos) fears missing his secret date with ing an uncomfortable secret, contemplates pher Mintz-Plasse (“Superbad”) plays one After a crying infant leads to a death in a hacking the most secure computer systems Jeff (guest star Michael Bunin), while Amy what he should do. Manny Jacinto, Jameela of the young staff members he tries to over- creepy abandoned house, the Winchester in the world in a new episode called “The (America Ferrera) doesn’t want to miss Jamil and D’Arcy Carden also star. see. Famously droll British actor-comedian brothers investigate, while Castiel and Thrushes.” Diego Klattenhoff and Harry trick-or-treating with her little girl. Jonah and Stephen Fry plays the magazine’s founder, Crowley (Misha Collins, Mark A. Sheppard) Lennix also star. Cheyenne (Ben Feldman, Nichole Bloom) with Susannah Fielding as his daughter ... warily team up to hunt for Lucifer (guest have more in common than they thought. McHale’s ex-girlfriend and immediate boss. star Rick Springfield).

FRIDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING OCTOBER 28, 2016 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 WRCBNBC 3 The Ellen DeGeneres Show Live at 5:00 Live at 5:30 News Nightly News Ent. Tonight Inside Edition Caught on Camera Dateline NBC (N) ’ Å News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Unqualified Praise the Lord Å Creation Supernatural! Potters Names Hal Lindsey End/ Age Perry Stone Praise the Lord Å Christine F.K. Price Spirit WTNB 5Nancy’s Neighborhood WTNB Today Body Southern-Fit Crook & Chase Country Fix Country Music City Tonight ’ Around Town Texas Music Around Town Around Town WFLICW 6 Maury ’ Å Name Game Name Game Millionaire Millionaire Family Feud Family Feud The Vampire Diaries (N) ’ Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (N) ’ News at 10 Mod Fam Hollywood Mod Fam Two Men Two Men WNGHPBS 7 Martha Speak Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å All Access High School Football Lowndes at Colquitt. (N) ’ (Live) Å All Access High School Football Lowndes at Colquitt. DAYSTAR 8Sam Adeyemi Bill Winston Love a Child Jewish Voice Z. Levitt Creflo Dollar Jewish Voice John Hagee Rod Parsley Joni: Table Marcus and Joni Jack Van Jewish Jesus Hour of Sal K. Copeland Robison Enjoying-Life WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) It’s the Great Pumpkin Shark Tank (N) ’ (:01) 20/20 (N) ’ Å News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live ’ (:37) Nightline WTCIPBS 10 Ready Jet Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts World News Business Rpt. PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Washington Charlie Rose Bill Murray: The Mark Twain Prize (N) ’ American Masters “Norman Lear” Å Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WTVC2FOX 11 Harry (N) ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Big Bang Pregame 2016 World Series Cleveland Indians at TBA. World Series, Game 3. (N) ’ (Live) Å Last-Standing Last-Standing Big Bang 2 Broke Girls WDEFCBS 12 The Dr. Oz Show (N) Å Judge Judy Judge Judy News 12 at 6 CBS News Prime News Andy Griffith MacGyver “Wrench” (N) ’ Hawaii Five-0 (N) ’ Å Blue Bloods (N) ’ News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13Judith Ripka Jewelry NuFACE Anti-Aging Clever & Unique Creations by Lori Greiner Holidays With Jill Bauer Friday Night Beauty Leading beauty brands; NuFACE. Warm & Cozy Linens (N) CSPAN 14Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ WGN-A 15Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods “Loose Lips” Person of Interest ’ Å Person of Interest ’ Å Person of Interest ’ Å››› “The Matrix Reloaded” (2003) Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne. Å HSN 16Electronic Gifts Under $100 Electronic Gifts Under $100 Holiday Kitchen Solutions JAY by Jay Strongwater Colleen Lopez Gemstone Perfect Pressure Mattress Electronic Gifts Under $100 Electronic Gifts Under $100 Beauty Bioscience Skin E! 23The Kardashians The Kardashians The Kardashians E! News (N) Å›› “Confessions of a Shopaholic” (2009) Isla Fisher, Hugh Dancy. Å Kardashian E! 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TRAV 49(3:00) Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Å Ghost Adventures Å Most Terrifying-America 6 Most Terrifying Places 3 Mysteries at the Museum (N) Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum FOOD 50Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Brew & ’Que Diners, Drive Halloween Wars Diners, Drive Diners, Drive HGTV 51Love It or List It Å Love It or List It Å Love It or List It Å Love It or List It Å Love It or List It Å Love It or List It Å Hunters Hunters Int’l Hunters Hunters Int’l Love It or List It Å ANPL 52Tanked “Tricks and Trees” Tanked “SHAQ-SIZED!” ’ Tanked “NBA Wizardry” ’ Tanked: Sea-Lebrity Edition “Home Run Tanks” (N) ’ Tanked: Unfiltered (N) ’ Tanked (N) ’ Tanked “The Pirate Queen” Tanked ’ FREE 53Tim Burton (:40) ›› “Hocus Pocus” (1993, Comedy) Bette Midler. ’ (:45) ›››› “The Nightmare Before Christmas” (1993) (:20) ›› “Dark Shadows” (2012) Johnny Depp, Michelle Pfeiffer. ’ The 700 Club ’ Å “Return to Halloweentown” DISN 54(3:20) “The Swap” (2016) ’ The Lodge Girl Meets Walk the Bizaardvark Stuck/Middle Elena Bunk’d (N) ’ Girl Meets The Lodge The Lodge Star-For. 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(11:59) The Walking Dead TCM 59“Cheers for Miss Bishop” ›› “The Mayor of 44th Street” (1942) ›› “Harrigan’s Kid” (1943) Frank Craven ››› “Dracula” (1931) Bela Lugosi. ››› “The Mummy” (1932) Boris Karloff. “The Invisible Man” (1933) (12:15) “The Wolf Man” Å HALL 60Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. Last-Standing Last-Standing The Middle The Middle 2016 American Humane Hero Dog Awards (N) Å “A Christmas Melody” (2015, Comedy) Mariah Carey. Å “Cookie Cutter Cmas” OXYGEN 61Takes a Killer Takes a Killer Takes a Killer Takes a Killer Takes a Killer Snapped “Yalanda Lind” Snapped “Kimberly Cargill” Snapped Å Snapped Å Snapped “Christine Billis” Snapped “Kristi Fulgham” Snapped BRAVO 62Don’t--Tardy Don’t--Tardy Don’t--Tardy Housewives/OC Housewives/OC To Be Announced ›› “Cheaper by the Dozen” (2003) Steve Martin. ›› “Cheaper by the Dozen” (2003) Steve Martin. Dinner-Schm SYFY 63› “Legion” (2010, Horror) Paul Bettany, Lucas Black. 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The Associated Press he’s not a fan of them. doesn’t recommend it. —- MAINE: The secretary of state WYOMING: No laws against STATES WHERE THE LEGAL Now even Justin Timberlake discourages ballot selfies ballot selfies. Law does allow STATUS IS MIXED OR UNCLEAR has been forced to deal with the because there’s a ban on making judges of elections to “preserve ARIZONA: Bars photography question of whether a ballot self- unauthorized ballot copies, but order at the polls by any neces- within 75 feet of polling places. ie is legal. there’s no law against voters sary and suitable means.” But the Legislature changed the Timberlake flew from posting photos of their marked —- law that barred showing photos California to Tennessee to vote ballot. STATES WHERE BALLOT of completed ballots in 2015 to early this week, but his posting MICHIGAN: A federal judge on SELFIES ARE ILLEGAL allow posting of early ballots on of an image of himself at the vot- Monday blocked enforcement of ALABAMA: Not allowed social media. ing booth on Instagram on a ban on ballot selfies, saying it because voters have “a right to ARKANSAS: Nothing in state Monday drew questions about violates free speech. Lawyers for cast a ballot in secrecy and in law prohibits taking photos while whether he was breaking the Secretary of State Ruth Johnson private,” said a spokesman for in a polling place as long as it’s law. predicted “chaos” at polling Secretary of State John Merrill. not disruptive or being used for A Tennessee law that took places, but the judge on ALASKA: A state law bans vot- electioneering purposes, but effect earlier this year bars voters Wednesday denied the state’s ers from showing their marked state law on sharing voter choic- from taking photographs or video request to freeze her order while ballots, but Division of Elections es is unclear. while they’re inside a polling they appeal. Director Josie Bahnke says there CALIFORNIA: Gov. Jerry location. MINNESOTA: Allowed as long is no practical way to enforce it. Brown signed a bill last month While secrecy in the voting as they’re not shown to fellow COLORADO: Ballot selfies or that repeals a 125-year-old law booth has become a thing of the voters at the polling place or cap- any public dissemination of a barring voters from showing peo- past for those ready to share ture another person in the photo. marked ballot are considered a ple their marked ballots. The their views and daily lives on MONTANA: Law does not misdemeanor. A 2016 bill to reå- change will take effect nearly two social media, laws nationwide specifically prohibit the use of peal the ban failed. months after the presidential are mixed on whether voters are cameras at polling places, but FLORIDA: Photographs are not election, but legislative analysts allowed to take pictures of election administrators and allowed in polling places or of have found no occasion of the themselves voting and their bal- judges have broad authority to mailed ballots. ban being enforced. The author lots. limit disruptive activity, accord- GEORGIA: Law prevents pho- of the bill, in fact, has been shar- Federal courts have struck ing to Emily Dean, spokeswoman tos of ballots or the screens of ing constituents’ photos of down bans in New Hampshire for the secretary of state. Sharing electronic voting machines. marked ballots on social media and Indiana, and on Monday, a photos of absentee ballots is also ILLINOIS: Banned by a law since the law passed. judge in Michigan blocked not banned. that considers “knowingly” DELAWARE: Has a policy enforcement of a ban on ballot NEBRASKA: Gov. Pete Ricketts marking your ballot so that against cellphones in voting selfies, saying it violates free signed a bill in April that allows another person can see it is a booths, but elections speech. someone to show their marked felony that carries a prison sen- Commissioner Elaine Manlove Tennessee Secretary of State ballots to others without risking tence of one to three years. said: “I don’t know that we can spokesman Adam Ghassemi said AP photo a $100 fine. KANSAS: Secretary of state control what happens behind the IN THIS FEB. 9, 2016, photo, provided by Bill Phillips, of Nashua, officials are “thrilled Justin can’t NEW HAMPSHIRE: The 1st says a selfie showing a picture of curtain.” stop the feeling” but reminded N.H., Phillips takes a selfie with his marked election ballot. The Circuit Court of Appeals in the actual ballot violates state IOWA: Law prohibits the use of secrecy of the voting booth may soon be a thing of the past. Ballot voters to use their phones inside Boston last month upheld a deci- law. cameras, cellphones or other polling locations only to help sion that a ban was unconstitu- MASSACHUSETTS: Taking a electronic devices in voting selfies, where people use smartphones to photograph and share them vote. tional, saying it suppresses a photo of a completed ballot in a booths, so Secretary of State their marked ballots online, are becoming more common, as voters Timberlake lives in California, large swath of political speech polling location is banned in Paul Pate has asked voters not to young and old look to share their views with family, friends and the but grew up in the Memphis area and there was no evidence to Massachusetts. But the state’s take selfies with ballots. Photos world. But what they don't realize is they may be breaking the law, and owns property near support the state’s concerns. top election official, Secretary of absentee ballots are OK. depending on where they live. Nashville. NORTH DAKOTA: Photos William Galvin, says there’s little MARYLAND: Bans electronic How states handle the ques- inside polling places are allowed. the state can do to prevent it. devices in a polling place except has advised local election boards selfies.’” tion: OREGON: All voting is done Photos of mailed ballots are also for the media. And even media to consult their own attorneys TENNESSEE: Voters are not —- through mail-in ballots, which banned. members aren’t allowed to photo- about how to apply the law. Two allowed to take photos or videos STATES WHERE BALLOT voters are free to photograph. A MISSISSIPPI: Photos showing graph a ballot that shows how Republican lawmakers are spon- while in polling places. They’re SELFIES ARE ALLOWED state law prohibiting showing a how someone marked their ballot someone is voting. But photos of soring a bill they say will let vot- only allowed to use electronic CONNECTICUT: No law bans marked ballot to another person after voting are prohibited. mailed ballots are OK. ers photograph and make public devices for informational purpos- ballot selfies, according to was repealed in 2014, according NEVADA: Photos inside polling MISSOURI: Law prohibits vot- their marked ballots. es to assist during voting, Patrick Gallahue, a spokesman to Molly Woon, a spokeswoman places are not allowed, except by ers from allowing others to see OKLAHOMA: Officials recom- according to Adam Ghassemi, a for Secretary of State Denise for Secretary of State Jeanne the media. Photos of mailed bal- their ballots if the intent is to mend against it, noting that state spokesman for Secretary of State Merrill. But election moderators Atkins. lots are also banned. show how they voted. Secretary law dating back about 40 years Tre Hargett. The state’s law does- have discretion to prohibit activ- RHODE ISLAND: The Board of NEW JERSEY: Law prohibits of State spokeswoman Stephanie suggests it is illegal but outlines n’t address mail-in ballots. ity “that threatens the orderly Elections adopted new rules in voters from showing their ballot Fleming described ballot selfies no penalties. TEXAS: Bars photography process of voting or the privacy of time for November’s election that to others. A pending legislative as a “gray area” and advises vot- PENNSYLVANIA: Law prohibits within 100 feet of polling sta- another voter’s ballot.” allow for selfie-taking inside measure would allow voters to ers to check with local election someone from revealing their tions, so selfies are not allowed. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: polling places. The updated regu- take photos of their own ballots authorities. ballot “letting it be known how” Photos of mail-in ballots are OK. There’s no ban. Election officials lations allow voters to take pho- while in the voting booth and OHIO: Has a longstanding pro- they’re “about to vote.” But offi- WEST VIRGINIA: Electronic discourage people from taking tos as long as they don’t show share it on social media. hibition against voters letting cials recently released guidance devices are banned inside voting pictures but won’t do anything to another person’s ballot. NEW MEXICO: Law prohibits their ballot be seen with the on electronic items in polling booths, according to Secretary of stop them, said Tamara UTAH: Gov. Gary Herbert voters from showing their “apparent intention” of letting it places that noted the recent State Natalie Tennant. Nothing Robinson, a spokeswoman for signed a bill last year that makes marked paper ballot “to any per- be known how they are about to court cases that “found a First in the law prohibits photos of the D.C. Board of Elections. it legal for people to snap pic- son in such a way as to reveal its vote. The state elections chief Amendment right to take ‘ballot mail-in ballots. HAWAII: A law passed this year tures of themselves with their contents.” allows voters to share a digital ballots. The law makes it a mis- NEW YORK: Photos showing a image of one’s own marked bal- demeanor to photograph some- completed ballot or indicating lot. one else’s ballot. how a person cast their vote are IDAHO: There’s no law ban- VERMONT: No rules regarding not allowed. ning them, the secretary of photos in polling places. Clerks NORTH CAROLINA: state’s office said. are encouraged to adopt specific Photographing or otherwise INDIANA: A federal judge last rules for their polling places to recording a voted official ballot is year barred the state from maintain order, according to Jim not allowed. enforcing a new law prohibiting Condos, a spokesman for the SOUTH CAROLINA: Law bars ballot selfies. secretary of state. voters from allowing their ballots KENTUCKY: Secretary of State VIRGINIA: Attorney General to be seen. A 2012 state attorney spokesman Bradford Queen says Mark Herring issued a formal general’s opinion says that state law does not allow people to opinion last month that says bal- makes it illegal to reproduce a record the likeness of a voter, but lot selfies are legal in Virginia. ballot by cellphone, video camera the law does not say whether vot- Nothing in Virginia law prohibits or iPad. ers can record their own like- voters from taking pictures of SOUTH DAKOTA: Secretary of ness. Therefore, the secretary of themselves, fellow voters or their State Shantel Krebs says ballot state’s office routinely tells coun- ballot within the polling place, he selfies are not allowed because ty clerks the law does not prohib- said. they can be considered influenc- it ballot selfies. WASHINGTON STATE: It’s not ing a vote or forcing someone to LOUISIANA: Secretary of State against the law in Washington, show proof of voting. Tom Schedler says ballot selfies but a spokesman for Secretary of WISCONSIN: State law pro- are allowed in the state, though State Kim Wyman said the office hibits sharing photos of ballots.

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Last Minute Gift Guide Deadline: December 6 * *Date for publication Publication: December 11 subject to change. Call Today To Place Your Ads! 423-472-5041 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, October 27, 2016— 11 When Hispanic teens vanished, did New York police do enough? BRENTWOOD, N.Y. (AP) — mentary school on Sept. 13. information publicly. Hispanic teenagers began van- Detectives suspect all are like- “Giving too much detail could ishing last winter in Brentwood, ly victims of the MS-13 gang, jeopardize certain cases,” Sini a working-class suburb 40 miles which has roots in El Salvador told The Associated Press. east of New York City. and outposts in communities Just as he won’t detail the Miguel Garcia-Moran, 15, dis- across the U.S. The recent killing number of missing teens, he also appeared in February. Oscar of a sixth person in Brentwood, a won’t identify any of the three Acosta, 19, was reported missing 34-year-old man, is also under dozen suspects or say what they in May. Jose Pena-Hernandez, investigation. did. He did say the sweeps have 18, vanished in June. The crackdown on suspected resulted in a drop in violent If police noticed the pattern, gang members has resulted in crime. No one has been charged they said nothing publicly until about 35 arrests. Five alleged in any of the killings. September, after two girls at MS-13 members are in federal “We’re out there shaking the Brentwood High School, ages 15 custody, expected to be charged trees, putting pressure on certain and 16, were beaten to death in under racketeering statutes. individuals, receiving informa- what investigators suspect was But questions remain about tion and acting on that informa- an attack by members of the vio- what investigators did to try to tion,” Sini said. lent street gang MS-13. find the missing teens months MS-13 has been blamed on 30 Within a few weeks, the miss- ago. other killings on Long Island ing teens had all been found “They did not seem to do that alone since 2010. dead, their skeletal remains hid- much. ... They would never tell The growing gang threat in the den in secluded areas of the us anything,” said Ana Arias, an sprawling suburbs has been hamlet, including the grounds of aunt of Acosta. After he van- known for more than a decade, a partly abandoned state psychi- ished, Arias said she and his but efforts to stop the spread of atric center. mother went to local businesses violence have repeatedly faltered. Now, some Hispanic advocates and his school themselves seek- Critics say the police depart- on Long Island are wondering ing clues. ment was hampered in gathering why authorities didn’t raise an Justin Meyers, a Suffolk intelligence when former Chief alarm sooner about the string of County police spokesman, said James Burke removed detectives disappearances. A spokesman every missing-person case is fully from a federal gang task force for Suffolk County police says investigated. from 2012 to 2013. AP Photo/Michael Balsamo the information disclosed about Meyers said the amount of Sini, who became head of the SUFFOLK COUNTY POLICE Commissioner Timothy Sini, at podium, speaks at a news conference each case varies, depending on information police release pub- department after Burke was in front of a Suffolk County police precinct in Bay Shore, N.Y., on Monday, about a rash of slayings in the circumstances. licly about investigations varies, arrested last year on charges he nearby Brentwood, N.Y. From left are New York State Assemblyman Phil Ramos, D-Brentwood, Suffolk The county police commission- depending on whether foul play beat a burglary suspect in a County Police Chief of Department Stuart Cameron and Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone. er isn’t saying how many other is indicated or whether the per- precinct squad room, said he has teens might be missing. son appears to be a runaway. worked to restore relationships “What’s become clear to us “If you’re approaching a case between the department and FBI. over the last couple of months — as a potential homicide or other Barrientos, with the advocacy and now we have evidence with criminal acts, the way you publi- group, said the department also the bodies being found — is the cize and what you do publicly is needs to reassure the Hispanic police department has not been going to be different,” he said. community. taking these cases seriously,” For more than a month, It’s important, he said, “that said Walter Barrientos, the leader Suffolk County Police when children go missing in com- of a Hispanic advocacy group. Commissioner Timothy Sini has munities of color that they will be Suffolk County police began refused to say whether other treated with the same urgency as pouring resources into the cases teens are missing in Brentwood. when children go missing in other after the deaths of best friends Initially, he said the number communities, where we see Nisa Mickens and Kayla Cuevas, wasn’t available, but when Amber Alerts or missing-person who were attacked in a residen- pressed, he said police know but alerts go out within hours of a tial neighborhood near an ele- aren’t comfortable releasing that report being made.” Ex-judge’s regrets could help cut sentence of drug kingpin PITTSBURGH (AP) — A former life sentence,” Cindrich wrote in earn each year. judge’s regret could lead to the the letter defense attorney Adam Whethers’ life sentence stems early release of a drug kingpin Cogan filed with the court earlier from his federal drug conviction, whose case became well-known this year. but he also pleaded no contest to because of its connection to an Cindrich wrote that a 30-year separate state court charges, organ transplant that saved sentence “would have been suffi- including third-degree murder, in Pennsylvania’s ailing governor in cient to punish the defendant, the June 1993 beating death of 1993. protect the public, and act as a Michael Lucas, of Monessen. As a federal judge in 1996, deterrent to others in my view.” Lucas’ heart and liver were Robert Cindrich sentenced Federal prosecutors earlier transplanted into then-Gov. Bob Ronald Whethers to life in prison this year “strenuously” opposed Casey, who was suffering from for cocaine trafficking because reducing Whethers’ life sentence, amyloidosis, a disease in which federal guidelines mandated it according to court filings. protein deposits cause organ fail- given the violence and the The prosecutors cited the ure. Casey resumed his official amount of drugs involved. scope and violence of Whethers’ duties six months later and fin- Prosecutors proved Whethers’ organization and noted a life sen- ished his second term in office in group was responsible for about tence is still permissible under 1995. He died in 2000. 390 pounds of cocaine being the amended guidelines. They According to court documents, smuggled into western also alleged Whethers “has con- Whethers’ underlings fatally beat Pennsylvania from New York. tinued to engage in significant Lucas because they believed he But Cindrich, now retired as a illegal conduct while incarcerat- had stolen more than 2 pounds judge but still a practicing attor- ed,” without giving specifics. of cocaine from them. His attor-    ney in Pittsburgh, wrote a letter Nevertheless, they recently ney argued the killing was car- on Whethers’ behalf saying he filed, without explanation, a joint ried out without Whethers’ would have imposed a shorter motion with Cogan agreeing that knowledge after he told them to 
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Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 SportS [email protected] Raiders want to end season with win By SARALYN NORKUS first year since 2005 that I Banner Sports Writer haven’t been in the playoffs, so it’s not a good thing, but as far At the beginning of the sea- as all the injuries and every- son, the Cleveland Blue Raiders thing we’ve been through, we were the self-proclaimed wild- can probably use a break.” card team of Region 4-5A. This season also marks a That title turned out to be break in the Raiders’ playoff highly accurate, as the athleti- appearances, which they’d cally talented team seemed made good on since 2012. poised to do big things. Still, Cleveland (4-5, 1-4 Despite a string of season- Region 4-5A) has the chance to ending injuries, the Raiders end its 2016 campaign at the fought on, giving top-tier teams .500 mark, which is more than like Rhea County and Ooltewah the Warriors (3-6, 0-5 Region 4- all the fight they could handle. 5A) can do at this point. It’s safe to say that if that “They’ve got a new coach and vicious injury bug hadn’t bitten are trying to do some different quite so hard (at one point the things. They run a lot of option Raiders had a total of 17 football so we have to be disci- injuries, the majority of them plined on defense, which is why season ending), Cleveland AP photo you run option football. We’re TENNESSEE quarterback would have been that team no going to be quicker and better one wanted to take on in the athletes. If we’re not disciplined, Joshua Dobbs runs the playoffs. offense in the second half they’ll have some success Alas, their Week 10 loss to against us,” Cummings com- Banner photo, LYNNAE ROBERTS against Alabama, in Knoxville. Ooltewah wiped out any glim- mented. THE CLEVELAND BLUE RAIDERS will tee it up one more time in 2016, Friday at home against White mer of hope the Raiders had for “Defensively they’re a 3-4 County. the postseason. Thus, Friday’s team, which we’ve seen a lot of. Pass rush game against White County will If we can get our athletes in Davis, who suffered an ankle Cummings added. for 677 yards and six touch- be bittersweet. space and play fast, we’ll be OK, injury a couple weeks ago, to be In the revolving door that has downs. After losing McCrary to a point of “We’d definitely rather be because we are the quicker back at quarterback to close out been the Raiders’ QB position, injury, Cleveland also lost back- playing (in the playoffs),” team. We have to use that to our the season. Dallas McCrary still leads the ups JaShawn Hill and Jackson Cleveland head coach Scott advantage.” “He’s practiced and looked a team in passing, having com- emphasis Cummings said. “This is the The coach is expecting Skyler lot better than he did last week,” pleted 37-of-61 pass attempts See RAIDERS, Page 15 for Vols KNOXVILLE (AP) — Very little went right for Mustangs ready to apply earlier lessons Tennessee’s defense in its off in those kind of ballgames, game, a stop here and a stop final two games before the By SARALYN NORKUS Banner Sports Writer because the minute you do, there would have made a dif- bye week. that’s the play that will get ference,” the coach continued. Texas A&M and Alabama Sitting at 6-3 overall com- you beat,” Ryan explained. “Offensively, we had a cou- both ran up and down the ing into their final week of “Learning those lessons is ple of bad series and then had field on the Vols, and their regular season football, the part of becoming a playoff-cal- a pick-6. It’s not saying that quarterbacks had plenty of Walker Valley Mustangs would iber team.” any one play was the differ- time to get passes off for especially like to enter the “In the fourth quarter, when ence maker, but it’s the cul- chunk plays. For all the playoffs with a 7-3 record. we had to have stops, our mination of all of those that shortcomings on all three To do that, they must first defense stepped up and got does make a difference. You levels of the defense in the handle the Ooltewah Owls (7- the ball back to our offense. losses to the Aggies and 2, 4-1 Region 4-5A). We didn’t do that earlier in the See MUSTANGS, Page 15 Crimson Tide, Vols defensive “The final week of the regu- tackle Kendal Vickers didn’t lar season — it goes by shy away from putting the quick,” Walker Valley head onus on the defensive line. Banner file photo, KEVIN CANNON coach Glen Ryan stated. “We Regardless of if it’s stop- have to focus on the Ooltewah ping the run or getting to the BRADLEY CENTRAL junior linebacker Jake Pressley (16) was in on 14 tackles last week, and will be looking to lead the Bears past Owls and that’s all we can quarterback, he said, it think about now.” starts with a push from William Blount on Friday evening in Maryville. The Owls haven’t lost a Tennessee’s battered defen- game since Sept. 16, when sive line. they fell to Rhea County 28-6. “It all stems from the D- That game marked the only line,” Vickers said earlier this Bradley Bears look to time this season Ooltewah week. “We just got to make has been held to just one sure we’re on our gaps and touchdown. Its only other loss getting our blocks. rebound at Wm. Blount came in the opening week, to “D-line has to make sure Riverdale. we get push up the field.” By JOE CANNON weeks, and we need to shake that Last week, Ooltewah was Through seven weeks, Banner Assistant Sports Editor off with a good win before we go almost done in by a deter- defensive end Derek Barnett into the playoffs. Nobody wants to mined Cleveland squad, but is the only Vol who has done Why would a state-ranked 7-2 go into the playoffs having lost team playing a 2-7 squad in the managed to rally late in the that consistently. Barnett’s three straight.” game to produce a 37-24 win. numbers — particularly in regular season finale with a The challenge will be tougher TSSAA playoff home game just Walker Valley came up one conference play — have been that it looks, at least on paper. point short at Rhea County in outstanding the first half of over a week away cause their “We lost to Hardin Valley by a football coach concern? a 35-34 game, but their coach the season. In SEC play point two weeks ago. They feels the team has already put alone the junior has 19 tack- “It will be their (William (William Blount) gave Hardin Blount’s) senior night, so it will be the loss behind them. les, six sacks, 8.5 tackles for Valley a tough game last week. It “It is what it is. We had a loss, two forced fumbles and the last home game for those took a fourth quarter touchdown guys. They are going to come out chance and didn’t quite get it, two quarterback hurries. (for the Hawks) to pull out the but I feel like our team is in Unfortunately for strong. Plus if they win, they win,” the Bear mentor related. won’t have to play (second- good spirits and ready to Tennessee (5-2, 2-2 SEC), “They have played a very tough move forward and play this Corey Vereen — one sack ranked and undefeated) Oakland schedule and put up some very in the first round (of the play- week,” Ryan stated. against Georgia — is the only good fights.” Ultimately, the loss to the other defensive lineman with offs),” explained Bradley Central Along with the strong Region 1- head coach Damon Floyd about Eagles proved to be a valuable a sack in conference play. 6A slate, the Governors faced top- learning experience for the Barnett also accounts for this week’s opponent. ranked (3A) Alcoa, county rival Wanting to guard against his Mustangs. over a quarter of the team’s Heritage and Lenoir City. “Again, it goes back to every tackles for loss through four seventh-ranked Bears overlook- William Blount opened the sea- ing the Governors, Floyd pointed play being a critical play. You SEC games. son with victories in two of its may not realize it at the time, to key reasons they need to go in first three games, knocking off Tennessee coach Butch but every play is a critical one Photo by GEORGE NORKUS Jones sees the numbers, but and get the victory. region opponent Kingsport “We’ve lost two tough games and you’ve got to step up and WALKER VALLEY IS LOOKING to close out the regular season said the stats don’t tell the Dobyns-Bennett (37-28) and give your all each and every with a win over Ooltewah on Friday night. Here, Kolten Gibson (3) against two very good teams Lenoir City (28-3). (sixth-ranked Hardin Valley and down. You can’t take one play fires off a pass during last week’s game at Rhea County. See VOLS, Page 15 No. 1 Maryville) the last two See BEARS, Page 14 Wildcats looking to finish strong against Marion By RICHARD ROBERTS they don’t, it will be a long night. It’s impor- names that may not have shown up on the Banner sports Editor tant for us to end on a positive note as far as starting roster until next season have been giving a great effort. I think we’re going to do placed in situations where experience is BENTON — For Polk County High, the that. That’s why you play every Friday night, being gained earlier than anticipated. 2016 football season has come down to the instead of just handing out playoffs spots at “We’ve played a couple of outside lineback- final 60 minutes, and those last four quar- the first of the year. We play them all, and we ers who started the last two weeks, a couple ters could possibly be the toughest the want to finish up strong.” of sophomores. They got their first starts and Wildcats have faced this year. The going will be made tougher with lin- with some of the players that are injured, “In my opinion, it’s not probably the gering injuries still haunting the Polk roster. some other guys are getting a look or two. We toughest game we have, it is the toughest,” Davis said he doesn’t expect to see a signifi- don’t want to say we are preparing for next Wildcats head coach Derrick Davis con- cant change in the walking wounded before year because we want to finish this season firmed. “They are the district champions the end of the season. strong, but we are put in a position right now already and are ranked No. 2 in the state. “We are getting no one back,” he said. that some of the guys are getting to play a lit- They’ve been to the finals the last couple of “We’ve still got guys who are playing injured tle bit earlier than normal. That is a positive years. They’ve definitely got things going well with broken hands and ankles. We’ve got thing,” said Davis. over in Marion County. We couldn’t pick a guys who are not 100 percent, and that “We’ve had Caleb Kyle, who was not on the tougher game to end with, but everybody hurts when you don’t have the depth you’d radar earlier. We actually moved him to a dif- plays everybody in the district and that’s like. But, they’ve battled through the last few ferent position and he started the last two who we end up with,” Davis said. weeks and they have one more to battle weeks. There is something to be said for “They beat Meigs County 43-6, so we’re through. Maybe thay can heal up after the going out there in practice, picking things up not under any illusion this is going to be season is over.” and carrying it over to games. Photo by AMANDA UNDERWOOD easy, by any means. That being said, we The Wildcats’ injury status, as unfortu- “That’s what we are looking for. He is one THE POLK COUNTY WILDCATS are looking to close out strong expect with Friday being Senior Night our nate as it is, has also served a purpose, as Friday against the Marion County Warriors, in Benton. guys will come out and play really hard. If See WILDCATS, Page 15 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, October 27, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

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Friday, Oct. 28 (Joey Logano) FOOTBALL BASEBALL June 26 — Toyota/Save Mart 350, Sonoma, Calif. (Tony Region 1-6A FOOTBALL BASEBALL INSTRUCTION Stewart) Bradley Central at Wm. Blount, 7:30 Cleveland State Community College assistant baseball July 2 — Coke Zero 400, Daytona Beach, Fla. (Brad Kingsport Dobyns-Bennett at Science Hill, 7:30 National Football League coach Ryne Foster will be offering baseball instruction and Keselowski) Jefferson County at Bearden, 7:30 AMERICAN CONFERENCE lessons for individuals or small groups. Lessons will be July 9 — Quaker State 400, Sparta, Ky. (Brad Hardin Valley at Maryville, 7:30 East offered on weeknights and weekends for hitting, catching, Keselowski) Region 4-5A W LTPct PF PA infield play, outfield play and pitching. For times and pricing, July 17 — New Hampshire 301, Loudon, N.H. (Matt Ooltewah at Walker Valley, 7:30 New England 610.857 176 107 contact coach Foster at (317) 650-1064 or email rfos- Kenseth) McMinn County at Rhea County, 7:30 Buffalo 430.571 187 131 [email protected]. July 24 — Combat Wounded Coalition 400, Indianapolis Hixson at Soddy-Daisy, 7:30 Miami 340.429 146 159 (Kyle Busch) White County at Cleveland, 8 N.Y. Jets 250.286 119 180 BASKETBALL Contributed photo YMCA YOUTH BASKETBALL Aug. 1 — Pennsylvania 400, Long Pond, Pa. (Chris Region 3-2A South Buescher) THE WALKER VALLEY girls cross country team has become Bledsoe County at Meigs County, 7:30 W LTPct PF PA The Cleveland YMCA will hold youth basketball evalu- ations for boys and girls in K-eighth grade Nov. 5, 7, 10, Aug. 7 — Cheez-It 355 at The Glen, Watkins Glen, N.Y. Brainerd at Tyner Academy, 7:30 Houston 430.571 117 154 (Denny Hamlin) the school’s first XC team to qualify for the state championship Boyd Buchanan at Silverdale Academy, 7:30 Indianapolis 340.429 194 200 12. For evalutaion times and more information, call the Cleveland YMCA at (423)805-3375. Aug. 21 — Bass Pro Shops NRA Night Race, Bristol, Marion County at Polk County, 8 Tennessee 340.429 146 161 Tenn. (Kevin Harvick) race since 2006. From left are Katie Towne, Taylor Ellis, Kendall SOCCER Jacksonville 240.333 117 160 K OF C 3-ON-3 TOURNAMENT The Knights of Columbus will hold a 3-on-3 basketball Aug. 28 — Pure Michigan 400, Brooklyn, Mich. (Kyle Lee University (M) at Shorter (Ga.) University, 7 North Larson) Harris, Bailey Mullett, Ashtyn Frazier, Cassidy Balkom, Mia Angel Saturday, Oct. 29 W LTPct PF PA tournament at St. Therese Parish Life Center, 900 Clingan Ridge Drive, NW Nov. 17-19 from 11:30 a.m. until 7:30 Sept. 4 — Bojangles’ Southern 500, Darlington, S.C. SOCCER Pittsburgh 430.571 170 150 (Martin Truex Jr.) and Kaylee Parkison. Lee University (W) at University of West Georgia, 6 Baltimore 340.429 133 139 p.m. The proceeds from the tournament will be donated to the local Disabled American Veterans organization. The Sept. 10 — Federated Auto Parts 400, Richmond, Va. Cincinnati 340.429 140 162 (Denny Hamlin) Cleveland 070.000 130 207 entry fee is $25 per player and is open to all high school students and adult men and women. Each team is allowed Round of 16 West Sept. 18 — Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 400, Joliet, Ill. W LTPct PF PA up to four players. For more information, contact Mr. Jim Lady Mustang cross country ON AIR Lovett of the K of C at (423)790-5528 for an entry form or (Martin Truex Jr.) Oakland 520.714 185 179 Sept. 25 — Bad Boy Off Road 300, Loudon, N.H. (Kevin Sports on TV Denver 520.714 167 117 obtain an entry from the church secretary at St. Therese Thursday, Oct. 27 Church. Harvick) Kansas City 420.667 136 123 Oct. 2 — Citizen Soldier 400, Dover, Del. (Martin Truex Jr.) COLLEGE FOOTBALL San Diego 340.429 206 185 COMMUNITY CENTER YOUTH B-BALL team qualifies for state Round of 12 7 p.m. NATIONAL CONFERENCE The Cleveland Community Center Youth Basketball ESPN — Virginia Tech at Pittsburgh League registration for youth ages 5-11 will take place Oct. 9 — Bank of America 500, Concord, N.C. (Jimmie East Johnson) respectively. Mullett had a time of 7:30 p.m. WLTPct PF PA through Nov. 19. Games will begin the first full week of By SARALYN NORKUS CBSSN — Ohio at Toledo January 2017. The fee for the league is $20 and the fee to Oct. 16 — Hollywood Casino 400, Kansas City, Kan. (Kevin Dallas 510.833 159 107 Harvick) Banner Sports Writer 21:52.36, Harris finished with a ESPNU — Appalachian St. at Georgia Southern Philadelphia 420.667 156 88 enter a team is $100. For more information or to sign up, call 10:30 p.m. (423)559-3322 or email [email protected] . Oct. 23 — Hellmann’s 500, Talladega, Ala. (Joey Logano) time of 21:58.34 and Frazier post- Washington 430.571 159 162 Round of 8 ESPN — California at Southern Cal N.Y. Giants 430.571 133 141 KILBY INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION COOKEVILLE — A dry spell was FOOTBALL Individual basketball instruction for male and female Oct. 30 — Goody’s Fast Relief 500, Martinsville, Va. ed a time of 22:02.75. South Nov. 6 — AAA Texas 500, Fort Worth, Texas 8 p.m. WLTPct PF PA elementary, middle school, high school and post graduate broken for the girls’ Walker Valley Finishing in first place was ESPN2 — High School Showcase, Woodland Christian, athletes is being offered by former Junior College and Nov. 13 — Can-Am 500, Avondale, Ariz. Atlanta 430.571 229 199 Championship 4 cross country team earlier this Calif. vs. California School for the Deaf, at Fremont, Calif. Tampa Bay 330.500 128 159 University coach L.J. Kilby. Coach Kilby brings 10 years of Cookeville, with an average time of GOLF head coaching experience as well as 30 years experience in Nov. 20 — Ford EcoBoost 400, Homestead, Fla. New Orleans 240.333 176 195 x-non-points race week. 22:04.97 and total time of 2:30 p.m. Carolina 150.167 161 176 junior college, NAIA and NCAA Division I basketball. For GOLF — PGA Tour, Sanderson Farms Championship, first more information, contact Coach Kilby at (423) 596-2515. Points Leaders After not having a team qualify North Through Oct. 23 1:50:25. East Hamilton finished round, at Jackson, Miss. WLTPct PF PA 11 p.m. FISHING 1. Joey Logano, 4000. for the state championship since second with an average time of Minnesota 510.833 129 84 2. Jimmie Johnson, 4000. GOLF — PGA Tour-WGC-HSBC Champions, second Green Bay 420.667 140 123 CLEVELAND BASSMASTERS 2006, the Lady Mustangs were round, at Shanghai The Cleveland Bassmasters meet the first Thursday 3. Kevin Harvick, 4000. 23:13.03 and total time of Detroit 430.571 170 170 4. Matt Kenseth, 4000. 4 a.m. (Friday) Chicago 160.143 111 169 of each month at South Cleveland United Methodist able to finish third in the Region 1:56:42. GOLF — LPGA Tour, Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia, second Church at 7 p.m. Cleveland Bassmasters includes 5. Carl Edwards, 4000. West 6. Denny Hamlin, 4000. 3A championship race and punch round, at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (same-day tape) WLTPct PF PA boaters and non-boaters and are associated with FLW. “We get a little time between to NBA BASKETBALL The club fishes and holds tournament on Chickamauga 7. Kurt Busch, 4000. Seattle 411.750 111 84 8. Kyle Busch, 4000. their ticket to the big race in recover, rest and train,” Nunnelly 8 p.m. Arizona 331.500 159 110 Lake, Nickajack Lake, Lake Guntersville, Lake Weiss, TNT — Boston at Chicago Los Angeles 340.429 120 154 Watts Bar and Neely Henry. Dues for the Bassmasters Nashville. said. 10:30 p.m. San Francisco 160.143 144 219 are $35 quarterly. Other fees include $35 FLW joining “This is the first time in 10 years TNT — L.A. Clippers at Portland Thursday’s Games fee, $8 insurance, $20 per year for biggest largemouth or The boys’ team just missed out NFL FOOTBALL Jacksonville at Tennessee, 8:25 p.m. smallmouth bass and $15 for tournament largemouth or TRANSACTIONS we’ve had a boys or girls team go smallmouth prize. For more information, contact on a spot in the state meet, finish- 8:25 p.m. Sunday’s Games Wednesday’s Sports Transactions Dewayne Lowe at (423) 715-5772. NFL — Jacksonville at Tennessee Washington vs. Cincinnati at London, 9:30 a.m. BASEBALL on to state,” Walker Valley coach ing fourth behind Cleveland. WRESTLING SOCCER Detroit at Houston, 1 p.m. American League STAMPEDE WRESTLING Drew Nunnelly stated. 10 p.m. Arizona at Carolina, 1 p.m. OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Claimed LHP Giovanni Soto off Cleveland’s average time of The Walker Valley/Ocoee-Stampede Wrestling Club will FS1 — MLS playoffs, Knockout Round, Sporting Kansas Kansas City at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. waivers from the Chicago Cubs. The Walker Valley girls finished hold sign-ups Oct. 30 from 2 until 3:30 p.m. at the Ocoee 18:59.85 and total time of 1:35 City at Seattle N.Y. Jets at Cleveland, 1 p.m. TEXAS RANGERS — Announced RHPs Shawn Tolleson Middle School Wrestling Room. The club is for boys in New England at Buffalo, 1 p.m. and Lucas Harrell cleared outright waivers and assigned with an average time of 23:30.25 earned them third place, while grades K-5. For more information, call Andy Morris Seattle at New Orleans, 1 p.m. them to Round Rock (PCL). Named Vinny Rottino and (423)716-7407 or Alan Morris (423)303-0012. and had a total time of 1:56:42. Oakland at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Donzell McDonald professional scouts. Walker Valley posted a total time BASKETBALL San Diego at Denver, 4:05 p.m. National League The TSSAA State Cross Country of 1:36:21 and had an average of Green Bay at Atlanta, 4:25 p.m. SAN DIEGO PADRES — Sent INF Jemile Weeks and RHPs National Basketball Association Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Championships will take place EASTERN CONFERENCE Jake Smith and Jose Dominguez to El Paso (PCL). 19:16.18 Open: Los Angeles, San Francisco, N.Y. Giants, Miami, NASCAR WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Announced RHP Aaron Nov. 5, at Percy Warner Park in Atlantic Division Baltimore, Pittsburgh “It was close — we were only 28 WLPct GB Sprint Cup Schedule Barrett refused his outright assignment Syracuse (IL) and Monday’s Games Feb. 13 — x-Sprint Unlimited, Daytona Beach, Fla. elected free agency. Nashville. points behind Cleveland,” Boston 101.000 — Minnesota at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Toronto 101.000 — (Denny Hamlin) American Association Making the girls’ achievement Philadelphia 01.000 1 Feb. 18 — x-Can-Am Duel At Daytona 1, Daytona WINNIPEG GOLDEYES — Exercised the 2017 contract Nunnelly commented. “It was just Brooklyn 01.000 1 Beach, Fla. (Dale Earnhardt Jr) options on RHP Winston Abreu, RHP Victor Capellan, RHP even more impressive was the fact places here and there that would New York 01.000 1 Feb. 18 — x-Can-Am Duel At Daytona 2, Daytona Edwin Carl, LHP Ethan Carnes, OF David Rohm, OF Josh Southeast Division HOCKEY Beach, Fla. (Kyle Busch) Romanski, OF Adam Heisler, OF Willie Cabrera, OF Reggie there is not a single senior on the have made a difference. We’ve had W L Pct GB Feb. 21 — Daytona 500, Daytona Beach, Fla. (Denny Abercrombie, RHP Duke Von Schamann, RHP Robert National Hockey League Tasin, RHP Brandon Shimo, RHP Cameron McVey, RHP team. a really good rivalry going between Miami 101.000 — EASTERN CONFERENCE Hamlin) Charlotte 101.000 — Feb. 28 — Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500, Hampton, Ga. Mikey O’Brien, LHP Kevin McGovern, LHP Erie Eadington, “It was all sophomores and jun- Atlantic Division C Tanner Murphy, C Carlton Tanabe, INF Wes Darvill, INF Cleveland and ourselves the past Washington 00.000 ½ GP WLOT Pts GF GA (Jimmie Johnson) Atlanta 00.000 ½ March 6 — Kobalt 400, Las Vegas (Brad Keselowski) Maikol Gonzalez, INF Ridge Hoopii-Haslam and INF Jacob iors that ran (on Tuesday),” the couple years. Montreal 76 0113 26 12 Rogers. Orlando 01.000 1 Tampa Bay 65 1010 24 17 March 13 — Good Sam 500, Avondale, Ariz. (Kevin coach added. Central Division Harvick) BASKETBALL Cookeville took first in the boys’ Detroit 75 2010 24 17 National Basketball Association W L Pct GB Ottawa 64 20821 20 March 20 — Auto Club 400, Fontana, Calif. (Jimmie The team is comprised of Bailey race as well, finishing with a total Indiana 101.000 — Johnson) ATLANTA HAWKS — Signed G Dennis Schröder to a Florida 63 21718 15 contract extension through the 2020-21 season. Mullett, Kendall Harris, Ashtyn Cleveland 101.000 — Boston 73 40617 23 April 3 — STP 500, Martinsville, Va. (Kyle Busch) time of 1:27:33 and average time Chicago 00.000 ½ April 9 — Duck Commander 500, Fort Worth, Texas Promoted Thad Sheely to chief operating officer, Atlanta Toronto 61 23521 26 Hawks and Philips Arena; David Lee to executive vice Frazier, Cassidy Balkom, Taylor of 17:30.54. Coming in second Milwaukee 01.000 1 Buffalo 51 22414 16 (Kyle Busch) Detroit 01.000 1 April 17 — Food City 500, Bristol, Tenn. (Carl Edwards) president, external affairs and executive director; and Ellis, Mia Angel, Katie Towne and Metropolitan Division Nzinga Shaw to senior vice president along with her was Stone Memorial, who posted WESTERN CONFERENCE GP WLOT Pts GF GA April 24 — Toyota Owners 400, Richmond, Va. (Carl Southwest Division Edwards) duties as chief diversity & inclusion officer. Named Brett Kaylee Parkison. an average time of 17:47.76 and N.Y. Rangers 75 2010 27 18 Stefansson executive vice president, general manager of WLPct GB Pittsburgh 74 21916 21 May 1 — GEICO 500, Talladega, Ala. (Brad Keselowski) Mullett, Harris and Frazier San Antonio 101.000 — May 7 — Go Bowling 400, Kansas City, Kan. (Kyle Philips Arena. had a total time of 1:28:59. New Jersey 63 21713 12 LOS ANGELES LAKERS — Exercised their 2017-18 team Memphis 101.000 — Washington 63 21714 14 Busch) qualified individually as well, fin- Full race results can be found Houston 01.000 1 May 15 — AAA 400 Drive for Autism, Dover, Del. (Matt options on G guard D’Angelo Russell, F Julius Randle and Philadelphia 73 31724 25 F Larry Nance Jr. ishing eighth, ninth, and 10th New Orleans 01.000 1 N.Y. Islanders 73 40620 20 Kenseth) at www.tn.milesplit.com. Dallas 01.000 1 Columbus 52 21513 14 Northwest Division Carolina 61 32418 24 WLPct GB WESTERN CONFERENCE Portland 101.000 — Central Division Oklahoma City 101.000 — GP WLOT Pts GF GA Denver 101.000 — Minnesota 74 21924 19 Minnesota 01.000 1 St. Louis 74 21920 19 Utah 01.000 1 Dallas 63 21717 18 Bears Pacific Division Chicago 73 31725 25 WLPct GB Colorado 53 20616 16 From Page 13 Sacramento 101.000 Winnipeg 62 40416 22 L.A. Lakers 101.000 Nashville 62 40416 21 L.A. Clippers 00.000 ½ Pacific Division Phoenix 00.000 ½ GP WLOT Pts GF GA Despite the fact they have injury, Bradley will put the ball in rushes, including five for touch- seven tackles. Golden State 01.000 1 Edmonton 76 1012 27 17 Wednesday’s Games Vancouver 74 21915 17 dropped their last half dozen the hands of Dylan Standifer downs. He has also caught a pair Junior Mason Mitchell made Indiana 130, Dallas 121 San Jose 74 30816 19 games, the Governors have lost once again this week. of passes for 77 yards and two three of his five tackles behind Miami 108, Orlando 96 Anaheim 83 32821 19 Boston 122, Brooklyn 117 Calgary 83 41725 30 by single digits in three of those “Dylan has done a good job more scores. the line of scrimmage, including a Toronto 109, Detroit 91 Los Angeles 63 30617 20 Charlotte 107, Milwaukee 96 Arizona 61 50217 26 region contest — Hardin Valley against two very tough oppo- The “Black Hole Defense” was sack of the Maryville QB, while Denver 107, New Orleans 102 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss. (21-14), Bearden (28-21) and nents,” commented Coach Floyd. led last week against the 16-time Kevin Gentry, Jake Tolleson and Memphis 102, Minnesota 98 Wednesday’s Games Oklahoma City 103, Philadelphia 97 Montreal 3, N.Y. Islanders 2 Jefferson County (26-17). “We’re working on some things to state champion Rebels by junior Jay Person were all in on five Sacramento 113, Phoenix 94 N.Y. Rangers 5, Boston 2 L.A. Lakers 120 Houston 114 Edmonton 4, Washington 1 “They have a good quarterback try to help take the pressure off of linebacker Jake Pressely who was total hits. Tolleson had two for Thursday’s Games Anaheim 6, Nashville 1 and two of the better receivers him so much.” in on 14 tackles, including a half loss, while Gentry made one. Washington at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Thursday’s Games Boston at Chicago, 8 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. we’ve seen this year,” remarked The sophomore signal caller is dozen solos, two tackles for loss The biggest obstacle facing the L.A. Clippers at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Arizona at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. San Antonio at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Minnesota at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Coach Floyd. “They run a spread completing better than 71 per- and a sack. Bears this week is their own men- Friday’s Games Florida at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. offense, but with a tight end. cent of his passes, connecting on Senior defensive back Logan tal state after the two straight Cleveland at Toronto, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Indiana at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Dallas at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. They try to establish the run first, 30-of-42 for 302 yards, including Swafford also made double-digit losses, according to their coach. Orlando at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Detroit at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Charlotte at Miami, 8 p.m. Nashville at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. but have shown a good mix of a trio of touchdowns and three hits with seven solo tackles, “The guys have taken the two Phoenix at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Columbus at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. plays on first down.” interceptions. including a pair behind the line of losses hard and we haven’t had Houston at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Friday’s Games L.A. Lakers at Utah, 9 p.m. Chicago at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Defensively the “Papa Bear” The Bears got a stellar per- scrimmage, and a trio of assists much enthusiasm in practice,” Golden State at New Orleans, 9:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Ottawa at Calgary, 9 p.m. said the Governors “are a lot like formance from running back plus he picked off an intercep- Coach Floyd related. Winnipeg at Colorado, 9 p.m. us. They are not real big, but are Adam Mullis last week against tion. “We don’t have time to feel Edmonton at Vancouver, 10 p.m. BASEBALL Columbus at Anaheim, 10 p.m. very tough. They will get after Maryville, carrying the ball 29 Linebackers Hunter Duggan sorry for ourselves,” he declared. Saturday’s Games 2016 Postseason Baseball Glance Florida at Buffalo, 1 p.m. you.” times for a career-high 144 and Hayden Ownbey had their “We’ve got to suck it up and play WORLD SERIES Tampa Bay at New Jersey, 7 p.m. With senior quarterback Cole yards. The junior is averaging usual big nights last week with ball. We need to accept this chal- (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. All games televised by Fox Toronto at Montreal, 7 p.m. Copeland still on the sideline just under 5 yards a carry this eight total hits apiece, while sen- lenge, go in there and get a win, Cleveland 1, Chicago 1 Boston at Detroit, 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 25: Cleveland 6, Chicago 0 recovering from a shoulder season, with 632 yards on 133 ior safety Cason Still was in on then get ready for the playoffs.” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, October 27, 2016— 15 Cubs awaken, top Indians to even Series at 1 CLEVELAND (AP) — Jake maybe in all of sports.” and we didn’t do that.” Arietta made a brief run at a no- The Cubs hadn’t won in the With rain in the forecast, hitter and ended another 71- Series since beating Detroit 8-7 Major League Baseball moved year pause between celebrations in 1945 to force a decisive Game the first pitch up an hour in for the Chicago Cubs and their 7, and after their latest win, hopes of avoiding delays or a faithful fans. hundreds of Chicago fans gath- postponement. Not only are they back in the ered in the pouring rain in the It turned out to be a good call World Series, they’ve won there rows behind their first-base as the game went on without a again. dugout, where they danced and hitch and ended after more than One more drought quenched, sang. A few waved the familiar four hours as light rain was one more to go. white and blue “W’’ flags. beginning to fall. Arrieta carried a no-hit bid They hope to do it three more Arrieta and the Cubs provided into the sixth inning, Kyle times. the only storm. Schwarber drove in two runs The big-swinging Schwarber, The bearded 30-year-old coast- and the Cubs brushed off a who made it back for Chicago’s ed through five innings without shutout to even the Series with long-awaited Series return after allowing a hit, and his no-hit bid their first Fall Classic win in missing six months with an was the longest in a Series game more than seven decades, 5-1 injured left knee, hit an RBI sin- since Jerry Koosman of the New over the Cleveland Indians in gle in the third off Cleveland’s York Mets tossed six no-hit Game 2 on Wednesday night. Trevor Bauer and had another innings in 1969. Arrieta, who pitched a no-hit- in the Cubs’ three-run fifth — For a brief period, Arrieta ter earlier this season, briefly highlighted by Ben Zobrist’s looked as if he might challenge AP photo invoked Don Larsen’s name by run-scoring triple. Larsen’s gem — a perfect game ClevelAnd’s JAson KiPnis is safe at second as Chicago Cubs shortstop Addison Russell fields flirting with one deep in October In Game 1, Schwarber dou- — in 1956 before Indians sec- the ball after Kipnis doubled in the sixth inning of Game 2 of the World Series Wednesday, in Cleveland. before the Indians touched him bled and walked. ond baseman Jason Kipnis, a for two hits and a run. However, “No, it’s not that easy, first die-hard Cubs fan as a kid, dou- the right-hander helped give off. Baseball’s a crazy game,” he bled with one out in the sixth . replaced Arrieta and worked two Schwarber might also wind forced to make a bloody depar- Chicago just what it needed — a said. Arrieta has two career no-hit- scoreless innings before Aroldis up on the bench after two days ture in the first inning, his fin- split at Progressive Field — Even the presence of star ters, in fact, including the only Chapman came in and as the DH. Maddon loves the ger held up fine. before the Cubbies return to LeBron James and the NBA one in the majors this year. unleashed his 103 mph heat way he’s swinging but isn’t sure The Cubs, though, put a few their Wrigley Field den for the champion Cavaliers, sporting “I knew I hadn’t given up a hit while getting the last four outs he’s ready to play in the out- nicks in him in 3 2/3 innings. next three games starting their new rings, couldn’t stop all the way to the sixth,” Arietta in his Series debut. field. “I just wasn’t sharp for what- Friday night. the Indians from losing for the said. “That’s really not the focus The teams will have an off day “That’s something I’m waiting ever reason,” Bauer said. “It’s always crazy good,” Cubs first time in six home games in a game like this. Whether before the series resumes with to hear from our guys, from our The drone accident has manager Joe Maddon said when this postseason. they get a hit or not really does- Game 3 at Wrigley, which will medical side, because obviously brought attention to the quirky asked how he expected things to And Cleveland manager Terry n’t affect the way you continue host its first Series game since he looks good,” he said. “He Bauer, and one Chicago fan be on the corner of Clark and Francona’s magical touch in to approach that lineup, espe- 1945, when tavern owner Billy looks good at the plate. Running tried to rattle the right-hander Addison for Game 3. “But I’d October finally fizzled as he cially with a five-run lead.” Sianis was asked to leave with the bases he looks pretty good by sending a smaller version of have to imagine a little bit more dropped to 9-1 in Series games. Kipnis was impressed. his pet goat, Murphy, and a so far.” the remote-controlled, flying than that, especially coming back “We gave up nine hits, eight “We didn’t get much going,” curse was born. And the Cubs finally do, too, object that cut him. at 1-1. I think the folks will be walks, two errors, and we only he said. “You have to tip your Josh Tomlin will start for the as they head home. Bauer posted a photo of it on jacked up about the win tonight. gave up five runs,” Francona hat to Arietta. He was awe- Indians, who will lose the desig- Unlike his start in Toronto on Twitter, saying “I see the @Cubs “It’s the finest venue there is said. “For us to win, we general- some.” nated hitter in the NL ballpark, Oct. 17, when his stitched cut fans love me! How nice of them in professional sports and ly need to play a clean game, Cubs lefty Mike Montgomery against Kyle Hendricks. opened up and Bauer was to send me a gift!” Mustangs Vols From Page 13 From Page 13 can’t take a play off in those we’re not 50/50 and throw it second overall loss of the sea- whole story. the numbers along the defen- around against a South big games, because the minute more than we run it, so it’s just son on Oct. 14. Up until that “I know what Corey Vereen is sive front continue to dwindle. Carolina (3-4, 1-4) team that you sneeze, that’s the minute whatever you feel like you can point, the Cherokees’ running all about and he plays with Sophomore tackle Kahlil has allowed the second-most you’re going to get toasted.” do against the defense. We’ve game had seemed nearly great energy,” Jones said. “And McKenzie is out for the season sacks (18.0) in the conference The team now has the oppor- got to stay balanced up and unstoppable. a lot of that too is how they are with a torn pectoral muscle and this season. tunity to apply those lessons in keep doing the things we’ve “I know they have lots of tal- sliding the protection, there’s a Alexis Johnson has been side- “I think Derek and Vereen the final game of the regular been doing on offense. I feel ent over on defense and are big lot that goes into it. There’s so lined with a hip flexor. have done a pretty good job so season. like if we can do that, we can and physical up front. We’ve much that goes into it. Corey By the end of the Alabama far this season working off one On average, the Owls are move the ball on anybody.” got to do a real good job up Vereen has been very disrup- game, Quay Picou, who has another, but we need to start scoring 37 points per game, On the other side of the ball, there our O-line and keep them tive, been very pleased with him only seen limited time in his generating more of a pass rush while Walker Valley is averag- Ooltewah has allowed oppo- off our quarterback,” Ryan and, again, looking at the stat career, and Kyle Phillips, a in the interior with our tack- ing 46 points per game. nents 20 ppg, while Walker stated. “We also have to be able sheet saying, ‘Hey, I don’t have defensive end by trade, were les,” Tennessee defensive coor- According to Ryan, part of Valley has been giving up 23 to establish somewhat of a run- this many sacks,’ but when you playing nearly every snap at dinator Bob Shoop said. “We the reason that Ooltewah’s ppg. ning game to keep them off bal- look at the ability to impact the defensive tackle. have a 5-2-5 plan. We won the offense has been so successful “They are always going to be ance. If we get to where we quarterback, I think Corey’s “No one is going to feel sorry first five games, lost the next this season is due to their abil- hardnosed on defense. Coach can’t do that and we become been able to do that.” for us,” defensive coordinator two, and now we’re trying to be ity to be balanced. (Doug) Green, their defensive one-dimensional, they could be As Tennessee looks to find Bob Shoop said. “It’s football, 1-0 the next five weeks. “They’ve always liked to run coordinator, does a great job of very deadly to us.” answers for a consistent rush it’s about the next guy stepping “(A pass rush) is certainly the football and they have a getting them ready,” Ryan com- No matter the outcome on against South Carolina (7:15 in and filling a role.” something we need to improve couple of good quality backs to mented. Friday, the Mustangs can rest p.m.; TV: ESPN2) on Saturday, The Vols hope it will turn on to do that.” run it. They’ve got a big line up “Last year we were able to assured knowing that they will front, but they also have a very move the ball and put points on see their season extended one good wide receiver out there the board against them and more week at the very least, that you better not forget we’re hoping to do the same which means the time to apply about. They are pretty bal- thing this year. If we can keep some of the lessons they’ve anced,” he explained. things mixed up and keep them learned along the way is now. “I think they have the capa- off balance, we feel like we can “I’ve said all along, each and bility to be as balanced as us. I have another successful offen- every game is a learning experi- think they want to run the foot- sive outing. The key for us is ence. Now, we’re drawing near ball and probably run it more going to be trying to stop to the playoffs, and those les- than they throw it, but they them.” sons will help us.” will mix it up and keep it pretty Ooltewah dealt McMinn Kickoff for Friday’s game is close to 50/50. Sometimes County its first region loss and at 7:30 p.m. Wildcats From Page 13 of them who has done that. It’s always going to translate the way one more time. not what we wanted, to play you want it. And, that’s been the “It’s Senior Night and I would some of these guys a few games case. I’ve seen some younger like to see people come out and early, but it’s been out of neces- guys who we know we’re going to support these seniors — espe- sity with us being banged up and have back improve, which gives cially the four-year guys who a little bit of the guy ahead of us something to look forward to have really stuck with us them to allow that to happen as in the next year or two.” through everything. I’d like to far as making mistakes.” Davis also had praise for the see a big crowd here to help us With three wins to show for Wildcats’ fans who filled the finish the year and come out and their efforts, the Wildcats have stands throughout the course of support these guys who have played much better than shown the season, and said he hopes to given it their all for 10 games. on the scoreboard, and have see the seats filled one more time Hopefully, we will give them pushed some very good teams when the teams take the field at something to cheer about,” he against the wall from time to Larry G. Davis Football Complex said. time. It would have been easy — especially for the departing sen- iors — to fold up the tent and call it a season, but that has not been the case. Davis’ pride in the Wildcats shows when he speaks Raiders of how the team, particularly the From Page 13 seniors, have stayed with the team helping to build back a Moore a week later, which who had 514 yards and four solid program. forced them to make some TD’s on 20 receptions, to the QB “The scores haven’t been tough decisions and move Davis position, Romeo Wykle found indicative of how we have play a from wide receiver to QB. himself playing both sides of the lot of the time. It hasn’t been Davis has completed 11-of-32 ball. Wykle has picked up 294 every single quarter of every passes for 294 yards and three yards and four touchdowns on game, but I thought these guys touchdowns, before he sprained nine receptions. have played hard. We have made his ankle on Oct. 7 against Rhea The Raiders enter Friday’s improvements this year. I think County. game with nothing on the line the seniors who have hung in Joseph Osterland then but team pride, which they feel here the last three years, they’ve stepped up to the plate. The is definitely something worth played it out right up until the team’s fifth quarterback has fighting for. Their coach also end and haven’t bailed on us. I completed 19-of-39 pass wants them to get back to hav- like the way, when things attempts for 331 yards and four ing fun while playing football. haven’t been going so great in TD’s. “I just want them to get back some of these games, we still for With their passing game hav- to enjoying the game. We the most part put up a good ing suffered a major blow, worked too hard not to enjoy it – effort,” he said. Cleveland running backs they’ve been through a lot and “We have improved and I think Micaleous Elder and Keegan deserve a night to enjoy the we have gotten a little bit of Jones stepped up their games to moment and play hard for these respect back as far as playing help lead the team. seniors. We need to go out and Polk County football. These guys Elder has picked up 663 try to finish on a positive note don’t have anything to be yards and 10 TDs on 66 carries, going into the offseason,” ashamed of. We did our best. The while Jones has five trips to the Cummings declared. only regret is it translated into end zone and a total of 498 Kickoff between Cleveland more wins. But you can only do yards on 65 carries. and White County is scheduled what you can do, and it’s not After losing their top receiver, for 8 p.m. 16—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, October 27, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Halloween Block Party: A big event for historic downtown Anyone who has been shopping in with the party atmosphere, Block Party fic control and safety during the event. Cleveland series which begins on Cleveland lately is well aware that our OUR CITY guests can experience a market of local The overnight after-party cleanup is Friday, Dec. 2, with the annual Tree historic downtown area is ready for the Cleveland food vendors, arts and crafts creations, pretty amazing when volunteers and Lighting and Carols in the City. The big upcoming holiday season. Mayor and fundraising booths by local church city employees get together to put our Christmas parade is Saturday, Dec. 3. Next Monday is the day for one of and civic groups. It’s a wonderful place downtown back to normal for the next What a great way to celebrate another our biggest downtown events of the Tom to find a unique gift for the upcoming business day. year as we look forward to 2017! year, the Halloween Block Party. I Rowland Christmas season. We have already started the end-of- National surveys have surfaced in wouldn’t be surprised if our legendary The Block Party is a great example of the-year events that make our city a recent weeks and months that list our spook — Tall Betsy — isn’t counting how our community comes together. children on Church Street, which they great place to be when the leaves start city as a great place to live, work, raise down the days before the big party. Ours is a community that joins hands to fall. a family, start a business and retire. help magically transform each year Many of us know the story about when we face a crisis — such as the Last weekend we held the final Each of those state and national sur- how the Block Party began and has into “Treat Street.” tornadoes a few years ago. But we also MainStreet Cruise-In for 2016. Now in veys always mention our “quality of become a tradition celebrating its 29th The festivities will include music and know how to come together for a good its 15th year, the Cruise-In has become life.” anniversary this year. Each year, some food. People of all ages — kids, adults time. Through MainStreet Cleveland’s a tradition, bringing hundreds of cars Cleveland’s “family friendly” holiday 20,000 or more people will be down- and probably a few pets — will don coordination, families, businesses, and car enthusiasts to town each sum- celebration series is but one more rea- town on the evening of Oct. 31 Halloween costumes for the night. It’s churches, civic and community groups, mer month. The weekend before, the son our quality of life is spotlighted. (Monday) from 5 to 10 p.m. always amazing to see how creative joined by many downtown residents, annual Apple Festival brought visitors It reinforces our slogan — “The City Mars Chocolate North America vol- some folks can be. come together for a safe and fun cele- to our historic downtown to enjoy food, With Spirit” — which embraces every unteers and associates will hand out The Block Party has also become a bration. Our first responders play a big fun, music and fellowship. occasion to provide families with excit- over 10,000 bags of candy to eager great place for our local vendors. Along role in helping with coordination, traf- Next comes our Classic Christmas in ing activities they can share together. Viewpoint DEAR ANNIE Third debate was Trump’s Dear Annie: The holidays are coming, and I’m feeling anxious best, but may be too late already. Most of the events with my family will include buffets — Trump had his best debate rigged, Western Civilization is which will also include criticism in Nevada. at risk. about what I eat, how much I eat Instead of 90 minutes of him It's not that the Hillary Media and how much I weigh. I am 5 denying his alleged minor sex- would have been talking about feet 3 inches tall, and I weigh 115 pounds. My husband’s family ual aggressions, some actual the latest Wikileaks revelations members, with the exception of issues were discussed — the or investigating what the holy him, are, by medical definition, Supreme Court, the economy, Clinton Foundation did wrong morbidly obese. trade, terrorism, immigration, in Haiti. I am careful about what I eat. I guns and abortion. But Trump's mistake made it exercise and take care of myself. So do my husband and our chil- And before he jumped the easy for dren. I have never and would tracks, Trump scored a few them to con- never comment on what his fami- solid hits on the crookedness tinue ignor- ly members eat or their weight. of the Clinton Foundation and ing Hillary, Why is it acceptable for them to Hillary's serial lies to the FBI, her health comment on me? I’ll hear, “You don’t eat enough.” “Is that all Congress and the American issues and you’re taking?” “You’re too skin- people. the workings TODAY IN HISTORY ny.” All comments are said loud Not that anyone in the liberal of her crime enough for all to hear and with a media really cared. Reagan family. (AP) — Today is Thursday, Minister Menachem Begin were Barack Obama, addressing the snide tone. During the debate half the T r u m p ' s Oct. 27, the 301st day of 2016. named winners of the Nobel International Association of Do I continue to smile and be There are 65 days left in the Peace Prize for their progress Chiefs of Police in Chicago, silent? Is there something I Friends of Hillary who pass mistake also did not help the should say in return? This has themselves off as honest jour- Republican Party's chances to year. toward achieving a Middle East defended officers who had come Today’s Highlight in History: accord. under intense scrutiny amid a been going on for 29 years. — Sad nalists were either too busy keep the Senate and House On Oct. 27, 1787, the first of In 1986, the New York Mets breakdown in relations between About the Holidays cheering their sweetheart or this fall. the Federalist Papers, a series of won the World Series, coming law enforcement and minority Dear Sad: If one of your in-laws jeering Trump to take notes. "Will you respect the results essays calling for ratification of from behind to defeat the Boston communities, and said police had a genuine worry about your the United States Constitution, Red Sox, 8-5, in game 7 played couldn’t be expected to contain weight and health, there would be It really didn't matter much. of this election?" was probably a time and a place to talk to you They were only waiting for the first question the local was published. at Shea Stadium. problems that society refuses to On this date: In 1995, a sniper killed one solve. Walgreens confirmed it about it, and it definitely wouldn’t Trump to say something they news media asked In 1858, the 26th president of soldier and wounded 18 others was buying rival pharmacy chain be at the family holiday buffet, considered politically offensive Republican in America running the United States, Theodore at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Rite Aid for about $9.41 billion after a few glasses f wine, in front so they could start pounding for Congress or dogcatcher on Roosevelt, was born in New York (Paratrooper William J. Kreutzer in cash. Actress Betsy Drake, 92, of every cousin, niece and City. was convicted in the shootings, died in London. The Kansas City nephew. It sounds as if they’re out their selective outrage and Thursday, the day after the speaking more from a place of disgust on their laptops and third debate. In 1880, Theodore Roosevelt and condemned to death; the Royals won the first game of the married his first wife, Alice Lee. sentence was later commuted to World Series, defeating the New insecurity than concern. smartphones. Thanks to Trump's self- In 1886 (New Style date), the life in prison.) York Mets 5-4 in 14 innings. That said, I doubt they have Did Trump call Hillary "a made distraction, Republican musical fantasy “A Night on Bald In 2004, the Boston Red Sox Today’s Birthdays: Actress any idea that their comments are nasty woman?” Did he refer to candidates couldn't get their Mountain,” written by Modest won their first World Series since Nanette Fabray is 96. Actor- rude. Because thinness is ideal- Mussorgsky and revised after his 1918, sweeping the St. Louis comedian John Cleese is 77. ized in our society, many people illegal immigrants who commit messages out to the public in mistakenly think it’s OK to pick crimes as "bad hombres?” Did the same way Trump couldn't death by Nikolai Rimsky- Cardinals in Game 4, 3-0. Author Maxine Hong Kingston is Korsakov, was performed in St. Ten years ago: President 76. Country singer Lee on a person for being skinny, he call Hillary "a puppet" first, get out his. Petersburg, Russia. George W. Bush said the United Greenwood is 74. Producer- even if they would never pick on or did she call him one first? Trump won't change. He In 1922, the first annual cele- States did not torture prisoners, director Ivan Reitman is 70. someone for being heavy. Though the Hillary Media can't change, no matter how bration of Navy Day took place. trying to calm a controversy cre- Country singer-musician Jack Talk to your husband about In 1938, Du Pont announced a ated when Vice President Dick Daniels is 67. Rock musician how these comments bother you. tried to make each of those much help his trainer Perhaps he can persuade them to trumpisms into a war crime, Kellyanne Conway gives him. name for its new synthetic yarn: Cheney embraced the suggestion Garry Tallent (Bruce Springsteen “nylon.” that a “dunk in water” might be & the E Street Band) is 67. cut it out. And if they continue after 15 months they weren't He can't pivot. He can't refute In 1941, the Chicago Daily useful to get terrorist suspects to Author Fran Lebowitz is 66. with their remarks anyway, try newsworthy. They were just Hillary's lies in any detail. Tribune dismissed the possibility talk, a comment the White Rock musician K.K. Downing is not to let it eat at you. What mat- new variations of the stuff He can't even look presiden- of war with Japan, editorializing, House said did not refer to 65. TV personality Jayne ters is that you’re healthy, and “She cannot attack us. That is a “water boarding.” The St. Louis Kennedy is 65. Actor-director that’s something only you and Donald always says. tial. Hillary can fake a grandma your doctor can determine. In the end, however, Trump smile with the best of them, but military impossibility. Even our Cardinals beat the Detroit Tigers Roberto Benigni is 64. Actor base at Hawaii is beyond the 4-2 in Game 5 to wrap up their Peter Firth is 63. Actor Robert ——— didn't disappoint Hillary's fan- Trump wore a permanent effective striking power of her first World Series title in nearly a Picardo is 63. World Golf Hall of (Editor’s Note: Send your ques- boys and fangirls in the press scowl at the debate. fleet.” quarter-century and 10th over- Famer Patty Sheehan is 60. tions for Annie Lane to dearan- room. Winston Churchill had per- In 1954, U.S. Air Force Col. all. Former major league pitcher Singer Simon Le Bon is 58. [email protected]. To find out more Benjamin O. Davis Jr. was pro- Joe Niekro, 61, died at a hospital Country musician Jerry Dale about Annie Lane and read fea- When he told moderator petual scowl too, but in case tures by other Creators Syndicate Chris Wallace he wasn't willing you haven't noticed, Donald is moted to brigadier general, the in Tampa, Florida. McFadden (The Mavericks) is 52. first black officer to achieve that Five years ago: European Internet news editor Matt columnists and cartoonists, visit to say there and then that he'd no Winston Churchill. rank in the USAF. Walt Disney’s leaders clinched a deal they Drudge is 50. Rock musician the Creators Syndicate website at automatically accept the Trump didn't help himself at first television program, titled hoped would mark a turning Jason Finn (Presidents of the www.creators.com.) results of the election and the third and final debate. In “Disneyland” after the yet-to-be point in their two-year debt cri- United States of America) is 49. might challenge them if he fact, he may have pounded the completed theme park, pre- sis, agreeing to have banks take Actor Sean Holland is 48. Actor miered on ABC. bigger losses on Greece’s debts Channon Roe is 47. Actress (EDITOR’S NOTE: The Banner welcomes thought there was something last nail into his own coffin. letters to the editor. The guidelines call for let- In 1962, during the Cuban and to boost the region’s Sheeri Rappaport is 39. Actor ters to be in good taste and no more than fishy, it wrecked his whole We'll find out in a little more 300 words. Some minor editing, not affecting Missile Crisis, a U-2 reconnais- weapons against market turmoil. David Walton is 38. Violinist the meaning, may be required. All letters night. than two weeks. sance aircraft was shot down The St. Louis Cardinals stunned Vanessa-Mae is 38. Actress- must include the author’s signature, address It may have been common- I just hope that if in early while flying over Cuba, killing the Texas Rangers 10-9 with an singer Kelly Osbourne is 32. and a telephone number for confirmation. Since letters must have a signature, they sense, but it guaranteed that November the polls show he's the pilot, U.S. Air Force Maj. 11th inning homer by David Actress Christine Evangelista is cannot be e-mailed. Letters reflect the opin- Rudolf Anderson Jr. Freese, forcing the World Series 30. Actor Bryan Craig (TV: ion of the writer. Letters may be sent to the Hillary Media would get up going to get blown away, he Letters to the Editor, Cleveland Daily Banner, In 1978, Egyptian President to a seventh game. “General Hospital) is 25. Actor P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600.) early and spend all day doesn't go into a scorched- Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime One year ago: President Troy Gentile is 23. Thursday talking about earth policy like Jimmy Carter Dictator Trump being an did in 1980. unprecedented enemy of Carter conceded early on North Carolina demands American democracy, violating Election Day — 5 p.m. Pacific Cleveland Daily Banner the sanctity of the ballot box, time. That affected voter – – threatening the peaceful pass- turnout on the West Coast and ‘bowl’ back from PayPal Established in 1854 ing along of power, etc., etc. Democrat down-ballot candi- CHARLOTTE, N.C. 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Time to update our Chase YOUR DEALER predictions. FROM TALLADEGA 4699 N. LEE HWY. These were friendlier times for Kevin Harvick GODSPEAK: Well, my guy, 472-3396 and Kurt Busch. AP/BRENT SMITH Martin Truex Jr., blew up, so I’m going with Jimmie What was Kurt Busch Johnson. thinking? KEN’S CALL: I’m jumping ship and switching to Denny Good question, and hardly the first Hamlin. You squeak through time someone has asked that about like that, it must be a sign. Mr. Busch. There’s no particularly good time to push Kevin Harvick’s buttons, but with just four races remaining and a Who needs a hug? championship at stake, this seems to be GODSPEAK: Brad Keselowski a particularly bad time. gets it for leading 90 laps, then making a quick exit with What happened? an expired motor at ’Dega. GOODYEAR - THE OFFICIAL TIRE OF NASCAR KEN’S CALL: Truex is the easy Kurt was apparently upset with how and obvious answer, but he’s the final laps played out, and on the had a big year. My hug goes “cool-down” lap (naturally) he slammed to Austin Dillon for the near- his car into the side of Harvick’s car. miss to Round 3. They’re teammates, you know, which makes this so much more fun for us

onlookers. We always knew the team- NASCAR NASCAR Does running 2nd at Talladega mate angle wouldn’t prevent the help Brian Scott going forward? inevitable issue between Kurt and other GODSPEAK: Yes sir. His team Stewart-Haas racers, but we’re a tad owner Richard Petty asked surprised at the timing. Team Penske for more help, and it looks like it has Brad Keselowski wasn’t exactly thrilled to see his Chase go up in smoke at Talladega. AP/RAINIER EHRHARDT Really? arrived. KEN’S CALL: No. 1. You’re out! 2. About Dillon 3. Talladega tale No, not really. You never assume SAVE anything regarding the emotions of race- Racing can be a cruel Dillon tied Denny Hamlin Brian Scott nearly had a car drivers. And when you’re talking sport, and Sunday it broke on Chase points, but since Cinderella finish at Talla- about Harvick and Busch, nothing should YOUR OLD the hearts of four drivers who Hamlin scored the highest dega, which is known for its surprise you. Needless to say, the Chase failed to advance to Round finish in Round 2 (third at occasional surprise winner. ONLINE EXTRAS just got a lot more interesting. And 3 of the Chase playoffs. The Talladega), he advanced, and Scott finished second to Joey next up is Martinsville, a cramped little NEWSPAPERS list includes Martin Truex Jr. Dillon didn’t make the cut. “It’s Logano. “I gave it everything track where it’s extremely easy to get in news-journalonline. (blown engine), Brad Kesel- heartbreaking, obviously,” he I had,” he said. “I mean, if someone’s way and create instant hard com/nascar owski (blown engine), Chase said. “You need a spot, and it I could have stuck my feet feelings. Stay tuned. FOR Elliott and Austin Dillon, who comes down to three one- through the floorboard to try didn’t finish well enough. thousandths (at the finish).” and get a little more, I would facebook.com/ Ken Willis has been have done it.” RECYCLING nascardaytona covering NASCAR for — Godwin Kelly, [email protected] The Daytona Beach News-Journal for 27 @nascardaytona years. Reach him at ken. Cleveland 3 THINGS [email protected] Questions? Contact Godwin Kelly at godwin.kelly@news- TO WATCH Daily Banner jrnl.com or Ken Willis at ken. FEUD OF THE WEEK [email protected] 1. Gibbs go-go

Joe Gibbs Racing started the season strong with Denny Hamlin winning the Daytona SPRINT CUP POINTS 500, and is finishing strong. NASCAR All four JGR Toyotas made it NASCAR 1. Joey Logano 4000 through to Round 3. Yeah, The 1. Jimmie Johnson 4000 Coach was happy. “We lost Mears Biffle 1. Kevin Harvick 4000 two of our cars last year in The gang’s all here and ready for NASCAR Chase Round 3. The Gibbs CASEY MEARS VS. GREG BIFFLE: Mears 1. Matt Kenseth 4000 this round,” Gibbs said. “This Racing driver lineup from left to right includes Carl Edwards, Matt said his No. 13 Chevy was blindsided by 1. Carl Edwards 4000 round … you’ve got to be up Kenseth, Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch, joined by team owner Joe Biffle’s No. 16 Ford. “We were just cruis- 1. Denny Hamlin 4000 front. Next round, you’ve got Gibbs, who has half the playoff field covered. GETTY IMAGES/BOB ing along there and all of a sudden just 1. Kurt Busch 4000 to win, so the further you go LEVERONE got taken out,” Mears said. on in this format, now every- 1. Kyle Busch 4000 GODWIN KELLY’S TAKE: In Biffle’s defense, body’s geared up.” former NASCAR Cup Series way to go out,” Truex said. He 9. Martin Truex Jr. 2191 he was clipped by another car, and that champs in the field who have vowed to wreak havoc in the 10. Brad Keselowski 2168 caused him to smear Mears, who was won 10 titles between them. closing weeks of 2016. “It’s 11. Austin Dillon 2163 2. Who’s left? upset because he spent time running Johnson has six of those. part of it and we’ll move on,” 12. Chase Elliott 2156 among the top-10 pack part of the day. Joining the four Gibbs he said. “We’re going to go 13. Kyle Larson 2155 Toyotas (Matt Kenseth, Carl 3. Truex tumbles try to win the last five races 14. Tony Stewart 2141 Edwards, Kyle Busch, Hamlin) or whatever is left and have a 15. Jamie McMurray 2110 are two Stewart-Haas Racing Martin Truex Jr. owned good end to our season.” It’s WHAT’S ON TAP? Chevy drivers, Kevin Harvick 16. Chris Buescher 2109 Round 1 by winning two races. four races remaining, by the SPRINT CUP: Goody’s Fast Relief 500 and Kurt Busch; Jimmie John- 17. Kasey Kahne 803 He didn’t have the same luck way. SITE: Martinsville Speedway (.526-mile, son of Hendrick Motorsports 18. Ryan Newman 794 in Round 2 and exited the paper-clip-shaped oval) (Chevy); and Joey Logano, the 19. AJ Allmendinger 717 playoffs with an exclamation — Godwin Kelly, godwin. TV SCHEDULE: Friday, qualifying (NBC lone Ford driver still active in 19. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 717 point when his engine blew [email protected] Sports Network, 4:30 p.m.). Saturday, the playoffs. There are five apart on Lap 41. “It’s a tough 21. Ryan Blaney 713 practice (NBCSN, noon). Sunday, race 22. Trevor Bayne 699 (NBCSN, coverage begins at 1 p.m., 23. Danica Patrick 621 green flag at 1:15 p.m.) 24. Greg Biffle 591 GODWIN’S PICKS FOR MARTINSVILLE Godwin Kelly is the Daytona CAMPING WORLD TRUCKS: Alpha Energy 24. Paul Menard 591 WINNER: Jimmie Johnson Smith Beach News-Journal’s Solutions 200 26. Aric Almirola 573 REST OF TOP 5: Denny DARK HORSE: Jeff Gordon motorsports editor and WATCH SITE: Martinsville Speedway 27. Clint Bowyer 564 Hamlin, Kurt Busch, DON’T BE SURPRISED IF: has covered NASCAR for 30 TV SCHEDULE: Friday, practice (Fox Sports 28. Casey Mears 488 Kevin Harvick, Kyle Johnson, Hamlin and years. Reach him at godwin. 1, 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.). Saturday, 29. Landon Cassill 465 Busch Gordon battle for the [email protected] qualifying (Fox Sports 1, 10 a.m.), race 30. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 461 FIRST ONE OUT: Regan win all day long. (Fox Sports 1, 1:30 p.m.) FOR KEN WILLIS’ TOP 10 NASCAR DRIVER RANKINGS THIS KEVIN KYLE BUSCH JIMMIE MATT KENSETH CARL DENNY MARTIN JOEY LOGANO KURT BUSCH BRAD HARVICK Good time JOHNSON Quietly EDWARDS HAMLIN TRUEX JR. Mr. Penske’s He poked the KESELOWSKI The man to for one of his No. 7 remains survives — go Just hanging Clinging, How to think new favorite bear; bad The Chase lost beat hot streaks a possibility figure around but clinging of 2016? move some energy works with his exit NASCAR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 FEATURE 2016 SPRINT CUP SCHEDULE AND RESULTS PAGE Feb. 13: Sprint Unlimited at Daytona (Denny Hamlin) June 12: FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan (Joey Logano) Oct. 9: Bank of America 500 at Charlotte (Jimmie Johnson) Feb. 21: Daytona 500 (Denny Hamlin) June 26: Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma (Tony Stewart) Oct. 16: Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas (Kevin Harvick) Feb. 28: Folds of Honor 500 at Atlanta (Jimmie Johnson) July 2: Coke Zero 400 at Daytona (Brad Keselowski) Oct. 23: Alabama 500 at Talladega (Joey Logano) March 6: Kobalt 400 at Las Vegas (Brad Keselowski) July 9: Quaker State 400 at Kentucky (Brad Keselowski) Oct. 30: Goody’s 500 at Martinsville, 1 p.m., NBCSN EVERY March 13: Good Sam 500k at Phoenix (Kevin Harvick) July 17: New Hampshire 301 (Matt Kenseth) Nov. 6: AAA 500 at Texas, 2 p.m., NBC March 20: Auto Club 400 at Fontana (Jimmie Johnson) July 24: Crown Royal 400 at Indianapolis (Kyle Busch) Nov. 13: Can-Am 500k at Phoenix, 2:30 p.m., NBC April 3: STP 500 at Martinsville (Kyle Busch) Aug. 1: Pennsylvania 400 at Pocono (Chris Buescher) Nov. 20: Ford 400 at Homestead-Miami, 2:30 p.m., NBC April 9: Duck Commander 500 at Texas (Kyle Busch) Aug. 7: Cheez-It 355 at Watkins Glen (Denny Hamlin) WEEK! April 17: Food City 500 at Bristol (Carl Edwards) Aug. 20: Night Race at Bristol (Kevin Harvick) DID YOU KNOW? April 24: Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond (Carl Edwards) Aug. 28: Pure Michigan 400 (Kyle Larson) May 1: Geico 500 at Talladega (Brad Keselowski) Sept. 4: Southern 500 at Darlington (Martin Truex Jr.) Non-championship contenders rarely win at Martins- May 7: GoBowling.com 400 at Kansas (Kyle Busch) Sept. 10: Federated Auto Parts 400 at Richmond (Denny ville. Between 1998-2001, Martinsville winners included May 15: Dover 400, 1 p.m. (Matt Kenseth) Hamlin) Bobby Hamilton, John Andretti and Ricky Craven, who had a combined eight career Cup wins. Since then, it's May 21: Sprint All-Star Race at Charlotte (Joey Logano) Sept. 18: Chicago 400 (Martin Truex Jr.) been nothing but champs, near-champs and future Hall May 29: Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte (Martin Truex Jr.) Sept. 25: New England 300 (Kevin Harvick) of Famers. June 6: Axalta 400 at Pocono (Kurt Busch) Oct. 2: AAA 400 at Dover (Martin Truex Jr.)

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0??40AB +74 $-$& !$/ As debate heated up about the weeks before referendum day, &&) 0BBD<4B => A4B?>=B818;8CH %!$/ *0;4A830H0=3*0CDA30H U.K.’s place in Europe, Hind’s and 2,241 in the two weeks after 5>A4AA>AB05C4AC7458ABC2>AA42C438= 0< %>A60= )>03 >55 DA4:0 outsider status was made all too it. The total for July was up 41 B4AC8>= +74 (D1;8B74A A4B4AE4B C74 )>03 clear to him. percent from the same month a A867CC>A4E8B4>AA4942C0C78B>?C8>=  %!$/ /) *$  “My landlord, who went abroad year earlier. August’s level was 0=H 03E4AC8B4<4=C 74 3441942 A0BB7>??4A)>03 <8;4B>55 867 C8>=01;4 48C74A 8= BD1942C >A ?7A0B4 F0H  A830H  *0CDA30H to Spain for five years, he got back lower, but still higher than before >;>6H >A F7827 74 <0H 344< 34CA8 0<?< DA=8CDA4 01H 8C4 78B 1DB8=4BB 403;8=4 5>A 7A8BC<0B342>A 2;0BB85843 03B +D4B30H C7A>D67 A8 the referendum, was ask me Incidents reported around the %!$/ H0A3B0;4 A830H0=3*0C when I am going back to Poland country include offensive graffiti 30H 8B ?< 5>A 1DB8=4BB 03B 0=3 DA30H '2C>14A  0=3  5A>< and saying he’s going to vote for daubed on a Polish community ?<5>A?4AB>=0;03BC7430H145>A4 0<?< !=B834 8A27F>>3 *27>>; 03 8B C> AD= *D=30H 3403;8=4 8B H< )08=>AB78=4 ‘leave,’” said Hind. center; cards saying “no more 0< A830H 5>A 1DB8=4BB 03B 0=3 Hind, 33, was among hundreds Polish vermin” left on cars; a =>>= A830H 5>A ?4AB>=0; 03B   '$ (>8=C4 A8E4 & >55 %>=30H 3403;8=4 8B A830H ?< ;; +0BB> A830H  *0CDA30H >BCD<4 of thousands of Poles who seized Polish man punched and kicked "4F4;AH >;3 6;0BB ?8424B >C74A the opportunity when the EU in Yeovil, southwest England; 2>AA42C8>=B A403AD=B -8B0 %0BC4A 8C4E4A <4A820= G?A4BB 0A4 ! /) *0;4
*0CDA30H '2C>14A 2004 to move to Britain: an open, gang of teenagers in the northern 0224?C43 ;4E4;0=3 08;H 0= C7 0<  )>03F0H A8E4 * welcoming country with a flexible city of Leeds; and a 21-year-old =4A    =40A C74 =4F .0;<0AC >55 0;C>= (8:4 labor market and relatively high Polish student stabbed in the  2)'-%.15-')4 wages. Twelve years on, he’d set- neck with a broken bottle in the !*+ 20AB BE>=1>CC;4B   24=CB 4027  ( F>>3 278??4A tled in Harlow, near London, with English Midlands town of Telford. B7>? B<8C7 ;85C 2708A 0;<>BC =4F a family and a good job. On Aug. 27, a Saturday night, AP photo "   %5$163107)0-)0')
  0A184 20B4B 2;>C74B 0=3 After the June 23 vote, Hind Hind’s friend Arkadiusz Jozwik, POLISH AMBASSADOR to Britain Arkady Rzegocki speaks dur- >C74A E8=C064 %4=B 0=3 F><4=B ing an interview with The Associated Press at the Polish Embassy in 2;>C74B <438D< C> ;0A64 0=3 B> says he received text messages. known as Arek, was involved in  1634%9
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0< A830H 0=3 *0CDA30H &> 40A;H have I got my passport and good side a pizza parlor in Harlow, cerned” by the hostility toward a community whose presence in 2;0BB85843B2;4E4;0=310==4A 2>< 18A3B?;40B4 luck in Poland.” about 20 miles (32 kilometers) Britain goes back to World War II. )!/ & *0CDA30H Free movement among member north of London. The 40-year-old 0< =>>=  0=384B $0=4 13*%851   &. states is a key principle of the EU, was felled by a single punch, hit He notes that for Europe, the keep Hind in Harlow, or in !=2;D34C745>;;>F8=68=5>A<0C8>= and millions of Europeans have his head and died in hospital two 20th century was the era of “bor- Britain. J&0<4F8C7033A4BB )!/ & *0CDA30H 0< ?< become used to studying, working days later. ders and protectionism — and it He’s stopped going into town ?7>=4=D<14A  .4BCE84F A8E4 5>;;>F B86=B J(4AB>=C>2>=C02C8501DB8=4BB 5A>< ;HC74 4AAH )>03 >=C <8BB or retiring abroad. Britain’s vote to Police said they were investigat- wasn’t a good century in after 6 p.m. He’s planning to leave J)4@D4BC43BC0AC30C4 C78B >=4
$>CB >5 BCD55 H>DE4 144= quit the EU — after a “leave” cam- ing the death as a hate crime, and European history.” the U.K., so his 2-year-old 2;0BB85820C8>= ;>>:8=6 5>A
*<0;; C78=6B ;0A64 paign that urged people to “take arrested six teens aged 15 and No one is arguing that the ref- British-born daughter can grow J.4F8;;2>=C02CH>D5>A?A4?0H C78=6B >;;42C81;4B F8=6 102: <4=C .40224?C-8B0%0BC4A20A3 2708AB F82:4A 18:4B 0=3 <>A4 &> back control” — is in part a renun- 16. Five have been released for erendum introduced prejudice to up somewhere she will feel safe. 8B2>E4A0=3<4A820=G?A4BB 40A;H18A3B(;40B4 ciation of that borderless ideal. lack of evidence, while one Britain — earlier groups of immi- “When I first moved to the U.K. J!5H>D0A4018;;8=62DBC><4A grants, from Jews 100 years ago I felt like it was a dream come ?;40B42>=58A<H>DA2DAA4=C18;;8=6 ) *$  D=C)>03A8 Anti-racism groups say the vote remains on bail. 033A4BB 30H '2C>14A  0<?< 0=3 *0C also unleashed a wave of xeno- Poland’s ambassador to to West Indians after World War II, true,” he said with quiet sadness. DA30H 0<=>>= E4AHC78=6H>D phobia that has brought insults, Britain, Arkady Rzegocki, said he also experienced hostility. In the “It’s the country where there are )%(.-0)*13%(4 F0=C43 ;>C74B <4=B 0=3 2014 British Social Attitudes sur- no differences, people just get on ?<%>=30H5>A+D4B30H03 F><4=B B7>4B ?DAB4B C>HB C>3 abuse and physical attacks. was “shocked and deeply con- ?<+D4B30H5>A.43=4B30H03 3;4A 2;>C74B 0=3 0224BB>A84B C>>;B Much of the recorded abuse cerned” by the hostility toward a vey, about a third of people with each other, there are no ?<.43=4B30H5>A+7DAB30H03 A45A864A0C>A 4;42CA82 A0=64 0=3 <8B has been aimed at eastern community whose presence in admitted to being a little or very questions asked about where ?<+7DAB30H5>AA830H03 24;;0=4>DB 0=3 C>> <0=H 8C4 prejudiced against other races. you’re from. 0<A830H5>A*D=30H03 <4=C8>= Europeans, who have come to Britain goes back to World War II, ?<A830H5>A%>=30H03 Britain in the hundreds of thou- when Polish pilots fought in the “You’ve only got to hear people’s “But now I just have to watch !&'') %'-!& B0;4 *0CDA30H sands over the past decade — and Battle of Britain and a Polish gov- conversations on the bus over the my back. People are worried to >A(4AB>=0;BB8BC0=24 '2C>14A C7 0<?< $0A64 0A40 $$    AD6B 5DA=8CDA4 F8=3>F 08A 2>=38 particularly Poles, the largest ernment-in-exile was based in years, saying ‘What’s all these for- use their own language in the C8>=4A 7>DB47>;3 8C4DB E4AHC78=6 A4= the U.K. “The hospitality of British soci- Spriggs, an 85-year-old who has posed to be like, or what it was
      CF>>3+A08;*. “‘Polish’ has become a deroga- ety was very famous, and we lived in Harlow for almost 50 like before.” %'-!& *++ B0;4 A830H 0=3 years. Hind worries he won’t be *0CDA30H '2C>14A  0=3  5A>< tory word for anybody who is from appreciate it,” he said.  !  0< ?< ;40A8=6 >DC  H40AB >5 Europe,” said Suresh Grover of Rzegocki said he is confident Harlow is a post-World War II allowed to remain in Britain even ..(43)6&.-4,)(063 A40;;H =824 BCD55  +A8?;4CC 8A2;4 the Monitoring Group, a charity that common sense and British “new town” whose first residents if he wants to. The government #)&4-5)51((-5-10%.145
>55A44F8;;)>03)08= >AB78=4 that works with victims of hate decency will prevail. He said the included bombed-out Londoners. has refused to guarantee that the %,$+! %!$/ 60A064 B0;4 A830H crime. embassy has received many sup- Over the years they’ve been joined estimated 3 million EU nationals * '$)* !(* ,)&+ >A C7 0<  (4027 'A270A3 “It’s not just against eastern portive letters from Britons con- by others — Chinese, Indians and in Britain can stay unless U.K. H>DA <>=4H 102:
4F0A4 >5 B27>; 8;; )>03 &   70A;84B +8A4 more recently eastern Europeans, citizens elsewhere in the EU get 0AB78? L6D0A0=C44B M 45>A4 H>D ?0H ;>20C8>= >55 %827860= E4=D4 -0A8 Europeans — we have cases of demning the attacks. 5>A 0 B40A27 B4AE824 64C C74 A45D=3 4CH>52;>C74B7>DB47>;38C4;82H 8= FA8C8=6 0;; C74 434A0; :=02:B ><4 !=C4A8>A F0;; 342>A people,” Grover said. “The victims is a country with low unemploy- side the town’s fish-and-chip are firming up again. +A034 ><<8BB8>= 0C 4C2 ><4B44DB
shops, Indian restaurants and “It’s just not nice to live in a + $( C> ;40A= 7>F C> are people who speak a different ment whose economy relies on 0E>83 B27>;0AB78? B20< ;4E4;0=3 08;H 0==4A 0=3 *0CDA30H '2C>14A  0=3  language.” migrants, including armies of *C0AC8=60C0<D=C8;?< CC742>A Britons from ethnic minorities Polish plumbers, nannies and Spriggs stopped recently beside where you stand ... if you don’t 0=3C74+ 'AE8B8C>DA.41B8C40C FFF 5C2 6>E =4A >5 * ;02:1DA= )>03 0=3 * also say that have been getting fruit-pickers. a makeshift memorial near the know what will happen tomorrow, 430AA8E4 spot where Jozwik died: bunches if someone will come to your door more abuse. Grover said the anti- “I am sure that most of British 11( ,-0+4 1%5 *+,)/ '+') C7 0< immigrant tenor of the Brexit society is very welcoming to immi- of flowers, a candle and three and say, ‘OK, time for you to pack  >F<0=8A2;4A8E4 $'+*>5 )-*+ * BC0AC43 0??;4B 28 debate — one poster featured a grants — especially to the Poles large stuffed animals lined up your bags and go home,’” Hind 101H 8C4D=24A C>HB 01H 1>H 2;>C78=6 long line of migrants beside the which had, and still have, a huge 270A3B    =4F1>A=C7A>D67<>=C7B “I think people should be more “Everyone wants to feel safe slogan “breaking point” — “has contribution to the British econo- 1450(160( tolerant,” she said. and I don’t think this is the case /) *$ A830H 0=3 *0CDA30H legitimized unacceptable forms of my and to the British culture,” he $'*+/',) ?4C742:308;H0CC74 0< ?<  )0E4=F>>3 $0=4 racism that I thought couldn’t said. That appeal may be too late to now in the U.K.” ;4E4;0=3 =8<0; *74;C4A  8;; '55&>AC7$44 867F0H *CA44C /) *$ +7DAB30H  A830H Chinese rally to farmer who killed official with nail gun )3410%.4 0<=>>=   8;;B834A8E4& $&'&')* 74;?5>A50<8;84B  35-'.)413 %.) >5 0;2>7>;82B >A <44C8=6 8=5>A<0 $'*  ;1B 8=  30HB
%43820; SHIJIAZHUANG, China (AP) C8>=20;;    — Two years after the leaders of 3>2C>AB B0H C74 >=;H F0H C> ;>B4 '%*+! -!'$& BD??>AC F4867C 8B C> 40C ;4BB 0=3 4G4A28B4 his village razed his home to 6A>D?5>A01DB4E82C8= <>A4 $40A= 7>F C> 0E>83 make way for new development, 30HB 0;;4GC4=B8>= >A F4867C;>BB B20A;>20C8>= +A034 ><<8BB8>= 0C + $(  <4BB064 5A>< revenge with a nail gun. ! /', F0=C C> 3A8=: C70CB H>DA ;4E4;0=3 08;H 0==4A 0=3 C74 1DB8=4BBK!5H>DF0=CC>@D8C20;;; + 'A E8B8C >DA .41 B8C4 0C In a country that bans per- 2>7>;82B=>=H<>DB 0;;  sonal ownership of firearms, Jia FFF 5C2 6>E modified a nail gun and used it 35-'.)413)05 ')!&+$ !&!& C01;4 F8C7  to shoot and kill the local chief, !&$+$* '&**!'&* 2708AB ?;DB ;405 4GC4=B8>=B  who he believed ordered the ?7>C> 1>>C7 C01;4B 2708AB C4=CB     8GB>= demolition without adequately ;0A64B8I460<4B 


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compensating him. He was tried    .)7).%0(%-.9%00)3 and sentenced to death. But days after China’s highest  #%05 169 45%5) %.)4 court gave the go-ahead for his !,/ 9D=:20ABCAD2:B<>C>A2H2;4B *++ *$ A830H  *0CDA30H execution, Jia’s case has 5A>< D?C> !F8;;?82:D? '2C>14A C7  C7 0< $>CB >5 0;;>==H0C    0=C8@D4B  6;0BBF0A4  +D==4; sparked an outcry from those 8;;)>03;4E4;0=3 
      5>A0?A>3D2C who say it exemplifies the stark >A B4AE824 & 3> =>C F0=C C> DB4 ).2#%05)(%355-/) powerlessness of ordinary ;>03B>5C8<4B40A278=64E4AHF74A4 &+$ / !&!*+ =44343 0C Chinese when faced against gov- #$ (7)35-4)91630))( D= 1DBH 64=4A0; 34=C0; >55824 8= ;4E4 34A C74 74038=6  .&+ +' ;0=3 (0AC C8<4 30HB ?4A F44: ernment officials. Even two ,/ 8= +  $-$& !$/ state-run newspapers have ral- =4BC74B80 24AC85820C8>= A4@D8A43 &&)

> lied to Jia’s defense, publishing    >A4<08; articles calling for Jia to be  $%3( %.)4 :0A8B34=C0;2;8=826<08; 2>< spared.  $!- '0: +A08; ;4E4;0=3 +& $'$ '%(&/ ;>>:8=6 C> 78A4 Jia’s village on the outskirts   A830H  *0CDA30H 0< 8<<4380C4;H 8= >DA ;4E4;0=3 of the northern city of A POLICEMAN STANDS watch near the residential buildings in Beigaoying village on the outskirts of %>E8=6B0;4 E4AHC78=6
;; 1A0=27 .4 70E4 B4E4A0; <0=064 7>DB47>;3 8C4B8C8>=B 0E08;01;4 8= Shijiazhuang is overwhelmed by Shijiazhuang in north China's Hebei province, Wednesday. Two years after the leaders of his village 1A0=3 <4=B 1>HB 68A;B 0=3 C740A40B>52DBC><4AA4;0C8>=B<0A a cacophony of drilling, pound- razed his home to make way for new development, Jia Jinglong killed the local party secretary with a nail F><4=B2;>C74B +>>;8BC
:4C8=6 C40< ;4034A 0=3 <0=064 ing and jack-hammering coming <4=C (0ACC8<4   0=7>DA gun. But days after China's highest court gave the go-ahead for his execution, Jia has inspired protests *D1<8CA4BD<4BC> from construction sites. More B24=8238E8B8>= 2>< than a dozen cranes could be and calls for leniency from those who say it exemplifies the stark powerlessness of ordinary Chinese faced against government officials. $ $ ()++!% 0A468E4AB0=3&B8= seen in the distance, adjacent to A03;4H 0=3 0<8;C>= 2>D=CH 0A40B high-rise apartment towers still (,$!+!'& %DBC 14 01;4 C> ?0BB 102:6A>D=3 being built, as families walked 2742: 0=3 3AD6 B2A44= (;40B4 20;; on the street and vendors “What he has experienced is hurting themselves and others secret. That system now faces a    0=3 0B: 5>A "02@D4 what many are going through or to have their injustices noticed, rare, public test, said Maya !  ;8=4 5>A <>A4 8=5>A<0C8>= .4 ;>>: pushed carts bearing fruit and 15-')513)(-5134 5>AF0A3C>740A8=65A><H>D bottles of water. will be going through,” she said. Jia would probably not have Wang, a researcher on China for !& +   &)/ ',)+ ' )$/ “There is a lot of injustice in acted as he did if his loss had Human Rights Watch. ',&+/ +&&** ()'+ !-!*!'& ()+ +!% 58;4 2;4A: A424?C8>=8BC Jia’s family was offered a unit !& +  %++) ' +  *++ ' + ' society and people’s basic rights been properly taken care of.” “On the one hand, if it doesn’t %* $ '.%& 4240B43 &> 20B784A +D4B30H C7A>D67 A830H in one of these high-rises when () &'+! +' )!+')* *  ?<?< *0CDA30H 0<?< haven’t been upheld.” The Global Times, a national- approve the death penalty, it ++ ' + '%* $ '.%& * ??;H0CC>H>C0>52;4E4;0=3 2>< officials wanted to take their &>C8248B74A41H68E4=C70C>='2C>14A   To some observers, the case ist state-run newspaper, also would seem to be soft on a case $4CC4AB +4BC0<4=C0AH8= A4B?42C C> C74 BC0C4 >5 home and demolish it, along +7><0B$ >F<0=F7>3843>="D;H   ()+ +!% 74;? =44343 ?<?< with what Jia’s sister said was a illustrates the growing chasm published an article quoting in which an ordinary citizen has F4A48BBD43C>0A>; %0A2D<0=3*C4?74= F44:30HB0=30< =>>=>=*0C between the Communist Party’s Chinese legal experts “demand- killed an official,” Wang said. %0A2D< 1H C74 70=24AH >DAC >5 A03;4H DA30H %DBC 70E4 5;4G81;4 7>DAB small amount of monetary com- >D=CH +4==4BB44 (A>10C4 8E8B8>= ;; ?4A claims that it guarantees the ing a halt to the execution.” And “On the other hand, if it B>=B A4B834=C 0=3 =>=A4B834=C 70E8=6 2;08= ;40=4AB >= &>AC7 $44 pensation. 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LET CLASSIFIED through experience and technical resume to: no major preventable accidents ADS HELP! CALL 472-5041. training. Please fax resume to (423) [email protected] for an within the past 3 years. Apply in per- 570-9488 interview. son at the above address or call 423-339-2502 with any questions. LEGAL PUBLICATION LEGAL PUBLICATION NOTICE OF MPO PUBLIC MEETINGS NOTICE OF SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE'S SALE CLEVELAND URBAN AREA MPO WHEREAS, default has occurred in the performance of the covenants, terms and conditions of a Deed of The Technical Coordinating Committee (TCC) of the Trust Note dated December 10, 1993, and the Deed Cleveland Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Or- of Trust of even date, securing said Deed of Trust LEGAL ganization (MPO) will hold a public meeting on Note recorded in Book TB530, at Page 15, in the Wednesday, November 2, 2016 at 10:00 A.M., 2nd Register's office for Bradley County, Tennessee, floor, City Council meeting room of the Cleveland executed by Chester R. Webb, by AIF, and wife, Wil- PUBLICATIONS Municipal Building, 190 Church Street NE in Cleve- lena A. Webb, and Willena A. Webb as AIF, convey- land. ing the certain property described therein to James The Executive Board of the MPO will hold its next S. Webb, Trustee, for the benefit of The Bank/First public meeting on Wednesday, November 2, 2016 at Citizens Bank and to Renee Kammer, having been appointed as Successor Trustee by instrument of 11:00 A.M., 2nd floor, City Council meeting room record in the Register's office for Bradley County, LEGAL PUBLICATION of the Cleveland Municipal Building, located at 190 Tennessee in Book 2395, at Page 1-2, as Instru- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Church Street NE in Cleveland. ment Number 16010614. Agenda items for both meetings will include, but WHEREAS, the owner and holder of the Deed of STATE OF TENNESSEE, BRADLEY COUNTY not be limited to the following item(s): Trust Note has declared the entire indebtedness WHEREAS, Teresa Winters f/k/a Teresa Winters 2017-2020 Transportation Improvement Program due and payable and demanded that the hereinafter Oneil executed a Deed of Trust to FSG Bank, N.A., (TIP) described real property be advertised and sold in Lender and Michael L. Rouse, Trustee(s), which was The Cleveland Urban Area MPO is a federally man- satisfaction of indebtedness and costs of foreclo- dated March 23, 2010 and recorded on April 15, dated organization responsible for transportation sure in accordance with the terms and provisions of 2010 in Book 1967, Page 801, Bradley County, Ten- planning and transportation resource allocation the Deed of Trust Note and Deed of Trust. nessee Register of Deeds. within the Cleveland Urbanized area. NOW, THEREFORE, notice is hereby given that an WHEREAS, default having been made in the pay- Copies of all MPO documents can be viewed at the agent of Renee Kammer, as Successor Trustee, pur- ment of the debt(s) and obligation(s) thereby se- Cleveland Public Library, the Cleveland/Bradley suant to the power, duty and authority vested in cured by the said Deed of Trust and the current and conferred upon said Successor Trustee, by the Chamber of Commerce, the Development and Engi- Deed of Trust, will on November 3, 2016 at 1:00 holder of said Deed of Trust, Branch Banking and neering Services Building (MPO office) at 185 2nd Trust Company, (the “Holder”), appointed the un- p.m. at the Main Entrance of the Bradley County Street, N.E., and on the MPO website: http://cleve- Courthouse in Cleveland, Tennessee offer for sale dersigned, Brock & Scott, PLLC, as Substitute Trus- landtn.gov/index.aspx?nid=153 tee, by an instrument duly recorded in the Office of to the highest bidder for cash, and free from all le- the Register of Deeds of Bradley County, Tennes- The Public is invited and encouraged to attend gal, equitable and statutory rights of redemption, see, with all the rights, powers and privileges of the these meetings. For more information or to submit exemptions of homestead, rights by virtue of mar- original Trustee named in said Deed of Trust; and comments, please contact MPO Coordinator Greg riage, and all other exemptions of every kind, all of Thomas, phone (423) 479-1913, fax (423) 559-3373, which have been waived in the Deed of Trust, cer- NOW, THEREFORE, notice is hereby given that the tain real property located in Bradley County, Ten- entire indebtedness has been declared due and pay- or email [email protected]. October 3, 27, 2016 nessee, described as follows: able as provided in said Deed of Trust by the LOT SIX (6), WILLOWHILL SUBDIVISION PLAT II, AS Holder, and that as agent for the undersigned, SHOWN BY PLAT OF RECORD IN PLAT BOOK 3, Brock & Scott, PLLC, Substitute Trustee, by virtue LEGAL PUBLICATION PAGE 183, IN THE REGISTER`S OFFICE OF BRAD- of the power and authority vested in it, will on No- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE LEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE. vember 3, 2016, at 1:00PM at the usual and cus- BEING THE SAME REAL ESTATE CONVEYED AND tomary location at the Bradley County Courthouse, STATE OF TENNESSEE, BRADLEY COUNTY RECORDED IN DEED BOOK 354, PAGE 607, IN THE Cleveland, Tennessee, proceed to sell at public out- WHEREAS, Roy R. Harris And Mary R. Harris Aka SAID REGISTER`S OFFICE. cry to the highest and best bidder for cash, the fol- Mary F. Harris executed a Deed of Trust to Wells SUBJECT TO RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS AS SET lowing described property situated in Bradley Fargo Financial Tennessee 1, LLC, Lender and Bran- OUT IN INSTRUMENT RECORDED IN MISC. BOOK County, Tennessee, to wit: don G. Polito, Trustee(s), which was dated February 80, PAGE 261, IN THE SAID REGISTER`S OFFICE. IN THE SECOND CIVIL DISTRICT OF BRADLEY 20, 2007 and recorded on February 23, 2007 in SUBJECT TO ANY GOVERNMENTAL ZONING AND COUNTY, TENNESSEE AND IN THE FIRST WARD OF Book 1726, Page 95, Bradley County, Tennessee SUBDIVISION ORDINANCES OR REGULATIONS IN THE CITY OF CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE, EFFECT THEREON. Lot 37, SUMMERFIELD III SUBDIVISION, as shown Register of Deeds. More Commonly Known As: 3050 DOCKERY by plat of record in Plat Book 8, Page 61, in the WHEREAS, default having been made in the pay- STREET SE, CLEVELAND, TN 37323 Register's Office of Bradley County, Tennessee. ment of the debt(s) and obligation(s) thereby se- Said sale shall be held subject to all matters shown LESS AND EXCEPT a small portion of Lot 37 Sum- cured by the said Deed of Trust and the current on any applicable recorded plat; any unpaid taxes; merfield III Subdivision as conveyed by Charles W. holder of said Deed of Trust, U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., any restrictive covenants, easements, or setback Krecklow, Jr, and wife, Jennifer T. Krecklow, by as Trustee for LSF9 Master Participation Trust, (the lines that may be applicable; any statutory rights of Deed from William K. Litzenburg and wife, Sarah “Holder”), appointed the undersigned, Brock & redemption of any governmental agency, state or Beth Litzenberg, dated 4 November 1997 to be re- Scott, PLLC, as Substitute Trustee, by an instru- federal; any prior liens or encumbrances as well as corded in the Register's Office of Bradley County, ment duly recorded in the Office of the Register of any priority created by a fixture filing; to any mat- Tennessee in Deed Book 388, Page 852 as follows: Deeds of Bradley County, Tennessee, with all the ter that an accurate survey of the premises might Being a small portion of Lot 37, Summerfield III, as rights, powers and privileges of the original Trustee disclose; and subject to, but not limited to, the fol- shown by plat of record in Plat Book 8, Page 61, in named in said Deed of Trust; and lowing parties who may claim an interest in the the Register's Office of Bradley County, Tennessee, NOW, THEREFORE, notice is hereby given that the above-referenced property: none. and being more particularly described as follows: entire indebtedness has been declared due and pay- The following individuals or entities have an inter- BEGINNING at an iron pin found in the Northeast able as provided in said Deed of Trust by the est in the above-described property: (1) Chester R. Webb (2) Willena A. Webb (4) The Occupants/Ten- line of Willow Oak Circle marking the Southeast Holder, and that as agent for the undersigned, ants of 3050 Dockery Street Se, Cleveland, TN corner of Lot 38 and the Southwest corner of Lot Brock & Scott, PLLC, Substitute Trustee, by virtue 37323. 37; thence with the Southeast line of Lot 38, North of the power and authority vested in it, will on No- To the best of the Trustee’s knowledge, informa- 30 deg. 58 min. 39 sec, East, 189.55 feet to an iron vember 8, 2016, at 12:00PM at the usual and cus- tion, and belief, there are no other Federal or State pin found; thence South 64 deg. 56 min. 37 sec. tomary location at the Bradley County Courthouse, tax lien claimants or other claimants upon the sub- East, 28.0 feet, to an iron pin set; thence along a Cleveland, Tennessee, proceed to sell at public out- ject property which would require notice pursuant severance line dividing Lot 37, South 29 deg, 30 cry to the highest and best bidder for cash, the fol- to the terms and provision of T.C.A. § 35-5-104 or min. 53 sec. West, 64.36 feet, to an iron pin set, lowing described property situated in Bradley T.C.A. § 67-1-1433 or 26 U.S.C. § 7425. and South 43 deg, 57 min. 11 sec. West, 131.3 feet, County, Tennessee, to wit: The Successor Trustee may postpone the above ref- to the point of BEGINNING, as shown by survey of All that certain property situated in the County of erenced sale from time to time as needed without Richmond Surveying Company, TRLS # 917, 123 BRADLEY, and State of TENNESSEE, being de- further publication. The Successor Trustee will an- Sheep Ranch Road SE, Cleveland, TN 37323, dated scribed as follows: nounce the postponement on the date and at the 10/30/1997. Lot 6, in Creekbend Subdivision, plat of which is re- time and location of the originally scheduled sale. For prior title see Deed recorded in Book 389, Page corded in the Register's Office for said County in This is an attempt to collect a debt, and any infor- 427, in the Register's Office of Bradley County, Plat Book 3, Page 238. mation gathered in connection herewith will be Tennessee. Said lot is more particularly described as beginning utilized for that purpose. THIS CONVEYANCE MADE SUBJECT TO THE FOL- in the northwest line of Creekbend Circle where the DATED this 13th day of October, 2016 LOWING: Prepared by: Any covenants, conditions, restrictions, reserva- same is intersected by the southwest line of Lot 7, Renee Kammer tions or easements of record. as shown on said plat and running thence with said Marinosci Law Group, P.C. Restrictions as set out in instrument recorded in line of said circle, south 23°30' west 90 ft to the 50 Peabody Place, Suite 255 Misc. Book 237, Page 156, in the Register's Office most easterly corner of Lot 5, as shown on said Memphis, TN 38103 of Bradley County, Tennessee, but omitting any plat; thence extending back parallel lines, north Renee Kammer covenant or restriction based on race, color, relig- 66°30' west, 120 ft to the southeast line of land of Successor Trustee ion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin Thurman. Newspaper Insertion Dates: unless and only to the extent that said covenant (a) BEING THE PROPERTY CONVEYED IN Warranty October 13, 20, 27, 2016 is exempt under Chapter 42, Section 3607, of the Deed from Foremost Builders, Inc. to Roy R. Harris United States Code or (b) relates to handicap but And Wife, Mary R. Harris, dated 04/23/1973, re- does not discriminate against handicapped persons. corded 05/11/1973, in Deed Book 193, Page 265, All notes, stipulations, restrictions, easements, in the Register's Office for Bradley County, Tennes- conditions, and regulations as set out on recorded see. plat. Parcel ID Number: 034B A 006.00 Any governmental zoning and subdivision ordi- Address/Description: nances in effect thereon. 5123 Creek Bend Circle, Cleveland, TN 37312. Parcel ID Number: 033G B 003.00 Current Owner(s): Position Opening for: LOAN ORIGINATOR Address/Description: 3685 Willow Oak Circle The Estate of Roy R. Harris and Mary R. Harris. • Associates Degree AND Northwest, Cleveland, TN 37312. Other Interested Party(ies): Midland Funding LLC • Two years’ secondary mortgage market/loan origination experience OR Current Owner(s): Teresa Winters O'Neil. • BS Degree in business or related subject OR assignee of Household Finance and Wells Fargo Fi- • Four years’ secondary mortgage market/loan origination experience Other Interested Party(ies): Southern Heritage Bank nancial Tennessee Inc.. • Position located in Cleveland, Tennessee and Steve D. Morgan. The sale of the property described above shall be • Salary commensurate with education and experience The sale of the property described above shall be subject to all matters shown on any recorded plat; subject to all matters shown on any recorded plat; Applications will be taken from Thursday, October 13th any and all liens against said property for unpaid through Friday, November 4th . You may apply online at any and all liens against said property for unpaid property taxes; any restrictive covenants, ease- http://rivervalleyagcredit.balancetrak.com/2016047/NEWS property taxes; any restrictive covenants, ease- ments or set-back lines that may be applicable; any EEOC-AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER ments or set-back lines that may be applicable; any prior liens or encumbrances as well as any priority prior liens or encumbrances as well as any priority created by a fixture filing; a deed of trust; and any created by a fixture filing; a deed of trust; and any matter than an accurate survey of the premises matter than an accurate survey of the premises might disclose; and Department Position Hours might disclose; and All right and equity of redemption, statutory or All right and equity of redemption, statutory or otherwise, homestead, and dower are expressly Med/Surg RN/LPN Full-Time (7 pm – 7am) otherwise, homestead, and dower are expressly waived in said Deed of Trust, and the title is be- waived in said Deed of Trust, and the title is be- Med/Surg RN/LPN PRN (7 pm – 7 am) lieved to be good, but the undersigned will sell and lieved to be good, but the undersigned will sell and convey only as Substitute Trustee. The right is re- convey only as Substitute Trustee. The right is re- ER Paramedic PRN (3 pm – 11 pm) served to adjourn the day of the sale to another served to adjourn the day of the sale to another ER RN PRN (7 am – 7 pm) day, time, and place certain without further publi- day, time, and place certain without further publi- cation, upon announcement at the time and place cation, upon announcement at the time and place ER RN PRN (7 pm – 7 am) for the sale set forth above. for the sale set forth above. This office is attempting to collect a debt. Any in- This office is attempting to collect a debt. Any in- Surgery RN PRN (Monday – Friday: formation obtained will be used for that purpose. formation obtained will be used for that purpose. 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Call the federal trade Com- No pets. $450 monthly, deposit re- HERB LACY Contact Jill Barrett in order to obtain the complete ment. located in very safe, quiet mission at 1-877-ftC-hElP to learn quired. 423-715-9672. and peaceful area near larry hill 423-593-1508 proposal requirements. Questions or request for ad- how to spot advance-fee loan ford dealership. Apartment has re- scams. A message from Cleveland 2 BEdrooM apartment, updated, ditional information should also be submitted by close- in, $750 monthly, plus secu- frigerator, stove, free electricity, free AFFILIATE BROKER daily Banner and the ftC. or visit water. $575 monthly, $200 deposit. CEnTURY 21 e-mail to Jill Barrett at [email protected] Any ad- our Web site at www.ftc.gov rity deposit. No pets, No smoking. 423-476-9101. 6 month lease. No pets. No smoking 1ST CHOICE REALTORS denda issued provided additional information will 2075 OCOEE ST 40. General Services Offered anywhere on property. be posted on the County website at 2 BEdrooM, newly painted, central 423-304-2973. CLEvELAnD, Tn 37311 www.bradleyco.net No questions or request for ad- * AAA house PAiNtiNG: interior- heat/ air, very nice! 423-479-4077 or 478-2331 ditional information will be accepted after 4:30 Exterior, Pressure Washing, frEE 423-605-8630. 50. Mobile Homes For Rent [email protected] estimates, references. 3 BEdrooM, 2 bath, $780. Newer CollEGEtoWN MoBilE Es- p.m., DECEMBER 9, 2016. 423-284-9652. The successful proposer shall be required to indem- townhouse, appliances furnished in- tAtEs: two bedrooms nice and 59. Mobile Homes For Sale cluding washer/ dryer. in quiet area. clean. 472–6555. nify and hold harmless Bradley County and the *BrAdford trEE sErViCE* No pets. $600 deposit. 525 Crest 2007 16x68 Clayton 2 bedroom, 2 10th Judicial District Recovery Court and its triMMiNG/ rEMoVAl Bucket drive. 423-619-7895. 52. Sleeping Rooms bathroom, built for mobile home truck/ Chipper frEE estimates. show. Must see to believe. set up in agents, servants and employees from all claims, ac- insured. 423-421-4049 BLYTHEWOOD- STEEPLECHASE $149 PLUS tax weekly special, 1 Windmere Estates at 450 Goodwill tions, lawsuits, damages, judgments or liabilities APARTMEnTS- 1 Bedroom with person with ad, hBo/ EsPN. road, lot 19. $5,000 down, owner fi- Bo’s trEE sErViCE: over 30 utilities furnished ($389- $579); 2 423-728–4551. arising out of the treatment services provided. years experience. insured, free es- nance with reference. Call Bedroom ($429- $609). Appliances 423-478-3385 or 423-715-3875. The County reserves the right to waive informali- timates. Bucket truck. furnished; duplexes. 423-472–7788. BrEEzEWAyExtENdEdstAy.CoM ties in any proposal, to reject any or all proposals 423-284-9814 or 423-544-2249. WEEKly rate paid in advance, aver- ClEAN oNE bedroom, no pets, no ages $46.43 nightly plus tax. 62. Boats & Marine Equipment with or without cause, and/or accept the proposal, smoking. $450 rent, $400 deposit, 423-584-6505. 2011 trACKEr Bass boat. 16 foot, that in its judgment, will be in the best interest of CAPturE your memories with one year lease. owner/ Agent all accessories included. Very low Bradley County. GENorkus Photography. special stoNy BrooKs rEAlty 53. Houses For Rent hours $10,500/ offers. events, custom photography por- 423-479-4514. 423-284-9817. October 27, 30, 2016; November 2, 6, 2016 traits, weddings, music and bands, senior, agricultural, commercial, ClEVElANd suMMit Apartments 72. Cars For Sale performances, and the newest rent is based on income for persons LEGAL PUBLICATION 2002 lExus ls430, 207,000 miles. NOTICE OF SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE'S SALE thing. live Portrait! Contact 62 or older, handicapped or dis- George at: abled. We have immediate open- Good Condition. one owner. Well- [email protected] ings. Equal housing opportunity 44 maintained. $7300. WHEREAS, default has occurred in the performance to schedule yours today. inman street 479-3005 931-309-9366. of the covenants, terms and conditions of a Deed of EffiCiENCy uNit, cable and utili- Trust Note dated March 12, 2010, and the Deed of DEBBIE’S CLEAnInG SERvICE ties included. Very Clean! located within city limits. $600 month. de- PuBlishEr's NotiCE: All real es- Trust of even date, securing said Deed of Trust Note tate advertised in this newspaper is {HOME OR BUSInESS} posit required. No smoking or pets. recorded in Book 1963, at Page 606, as Document 423-715-9672. subject to the federal fair housing #10003503 in the Register's office for Bradley Act of 1968 and the tennessee hu- Are You In need Of man rights Act which makes it ille- County, Tennessee, executed by SHAUN KEITH Cleaning Services? gal to advertise "any preference, HILLMAN and TARA KILENE HILLMAN, conveying We Have The Services You Are CLEVELAND limitation or discrimination based on the certain property described therein to TENNES- Looking For. We Offer a One- race, color, religion, sex, or national 2008 tAurus slE, automatic & air SEE TITLE SERVICES, LLC, Trustee, for the benefit Time Cleaning Service, Daily, DAILY origin, handicap/ disability or an in- conditioning, 4 door. 83,000 miles. Weekly, Bi-Weekly and Monthly tention to make any such prefer- 423-618-7770. $4,900. of Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. Cleaning Plans… ence, limitation or discrimination." solely as nominee for Numerica Mortgage, LLC and Rental Cleaning, Move In BANNER this newspaper will not knowingly lloyd's usEd CArs Move Outs… accept any advertising for real estate 423-476-5681 to Robert S. Coleman, Jr., having been appointed as 5526 Waterlevel highway Successor Trustee by instrument of record in the CLASSIFIEDS which is in violation of the law. our We Also Offer Interior & Exterior readers are informed that all dwell- Cleveland, tN Register's office for Bradley County, Tennessee in Window Cleaning. GET RESULTS! ings advertised in this newspaper www.lloydsusedcars.com Book 2392, at Page 702, as Document #16010140. are available on an equal opportu- Come by, make an offer, cash talks. WHEREAS, the owner and holder of the Deed of SELLInG YOUR HOME? nity basis. Equal housing opportu- 2010 Chevy hhr, 2008 Chrysler WE WILL GET YOUR HOME In nity, M/f. sebring Convertible, 2006 hyundai Trust Note has declared the entire indebtedness TIP TOP SHAPE TO SELL CALL santa fe 4x4, 2007 ford Escape, due and payable and demanded that the hereinafter QUICKLY! 2 BEdrooM, 1 bath, bonus room, 2006 Chevy trailblazer 4x4, 2006 described real property be advertised and sold in washer dryer hook up, fenced yard, Chrysler Pacifica with 3rd row seat, satisfaction of indebtedness and costs of foreclo- Cleveland Business, Family 472-5041 gated carport. Pet friendly. utilities 2005 Chevrolet trailblazer V8 with Owned & Operated… furnished. $700 monthly $350 de- 3rd row seat, 2003 GMC Envoy, sure in accordance with the terms and provisions of posit. 423-596-1588. 2005 ford focus. the Deed of Trust Note and Deed of Trust. Call Us Today For A Free NOW, THEREFORE, notice is hereby given that an Estimate. 423-593-1525 agent of Robert S. Coleman, Jr., as Successor Trus- ExtrEME MAiNtENANCE home/ tee, pursuant to the power, duty and authority Mobile home Commercial, residen- vested in and conferred upon said Successor Trus- tial, Painting (interior/ exterior). tee, by the Deed of Trust, will on November 3, 2016 decks, plumbing, electrical, roofing, at 1:00 p.m. at the Main door of the Bradley County siding, all work! 30 years experi- ence. free estimates. Courthouse, 155 North Ocoee Street, Cleveland, TN 423-331-7045. offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash, and free from all legal, equitable and statutory rights of KEith Pryor ExCAVAtiNG. Established in 1992 redemption, exemptions of homestead, rights by site-prep, septic tanks, footings, utili- virtue of marriage, and all other exemptions of ties, and grading. 423-506-2229 every kind, all of which have been waived in the MAChiNE QuiltiNG at inexpen- Deed of Trust, certain real property located in Brad- sive prices. Quick turnaround time. ley County, Tennessee, described as follows: Call or text for more info: Land in BRADLEY County, TENNESSEE, being all of 949-485-1176. Lot Thirty (30), on the plan of PHASE II LOTS PAiNt Pro. house painting interior 22-42, NORTH CREEK of record in Plat Book 11, and exterior. 25 years experience. Page 55, said Register`s Office, reference to which 423-462-5753 or 423-472-0442. is hereby made for a more complete description. PoWEr WAshiNG, free estimates, Being the same property conveyed to SHAUN HILL- professional, gutters, decks, con- MAN AND WIFE, TARA HILLMAN by deed from crete, safe chemicals, affordable. LOURDES MARCANO-SNEED F/K/A LOURDES 423-650-8755. MARCANO AND HUSBAND, DANNY R. SNEED of re- 45. vacation Rentals cord in Book 1770, Page 219 on 07/30/2007 and 2 riVErs CAMPiNG: rV Park, filed for record on 08/03/2007, Register`s Office Cabin rentals, directly on the river for BRADLEY County. at junction of hiwassee and ocoee Shaun Keith Hillman and Shaun Hillman are one in rivers. 423-338-7208. the same person. BEAr PAW CottAGEs- 2, 3 bed- Tara Kilene Hillman and Tara Hillman are one in rooms, $75- $85. Mountains, fire- the same person. place, serenity. 423-476–8480. More Commonly Known As: 140 CODY STREET NW, 46. Storage Space For Rent CLEVELAND, TN 37312 Said sale shall be held subject to all matters shown CAlfEE's MiNi Warehouse for rent: Georgetown Pike, spring Place on any applicable recorded plat; any unpaid taxes; road and highway 64. Call any restrictive covenants, easements, or setback 476–2777. lines that may be applicable; any statutory rights of tEMPsAfE storAGE redemption of any governmental agency, state or Climate Controlled federal; any prior liens or encumbrances as well as & outside units any priority created by a fixture filing; to any mat- downtown location & Georgetown road ter that an accurate survey of the premises might 614-4111 disclose; and subject to, but not limited to, the fol- lowing parties who may claim an interest in the 48. Office Space For Rent above-referenced property: none. BroAd strEEt: freestanding The following individuals or entities have an inter- building, 1860 square feet, parking est in the above-described property: (1) SHAUN lot, separate offices, lobby. $1500 rent, $1000 deposit, minimum one KEITH HILLMAN, (2) TARA KILENE HILLMAN, (3) year lease. owner/ agent stoNy Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union, (4) National BrooKs rEAlty. 423-479-4514. Title Insurance Agency, Inc., a Tennessee Corpora- MultiPlE rooM office. reception tion, (5) The Tenants of 140 CODY STREET NW, area, bathroom, convenient in CLEVELAND, TN 37312. Cleveland. $350 monthly. To the best of the Trustee’s knowledge, informa- 423-991-4984. tion, and belief, there are no other Federal or State 49. Apartments For Rent tax lien claimants or other claimants upon the sub- ject property which would require notice pursuant to the terms and provision of T.C.A. § 35-5-104 or T.C.A. § 67-1-1433 or 26 U.S.C. § 7425. The Successor Trustee may postpone the above ref- erenced sale from time to time as needed without further publication. The Successor Trustee will an- nounce the postponement on the date and at the time and location of the originally scheduled sale. PuBlishEr's NotiCE: All real es- tate advertised in this newspaper is This is an attempt to collect a debt, and any infor- subject to the federal fair housing mation gathered in connection herewith will be Act of 1968 and the tennessee hu- utilized for that purpose. man rights Act which makes it ille- DATED this 7th day of October, 2016 gal to advertise "any preference, limitation or discrimination based on Prepared by: race, color, religion, sex, or national Robert S. Coleman, Jr. origin, handicap/ disability or an in- Marinosci Law Group, P.C. tention to make any such prefer- 1405 North Pierce, Suite 306 ence, limitation or discrimination." this newspaper will not knowingly Little Rock, Arkansas 72207 accept any advertising for real estate Robert S. Coleman, Jr. which is in violation of the law. our Successor Trustee readers are informed that all dwell- Newspaper Insertion Dates: ings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportu- 10/13/16; 10/20/16; and 10/27/16 nity basis. Equal housing opportu- October 13, 20, 27, 2016 nity, M/f. Thursday, October 27, 2016

The Character Education issue for October is provided by the Cleveland Daily Banner and Athlon Sports 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, October 27, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

Inside NIE sponsors page 2 Featured schools Taylor Elementary Thank you, NIE Sponsors Hopewell Elementary Thank you, NIE Sponsors Lake Forest Middle GREAT CLIPS Bradley Central High ANDREW JOHNSON BANK GRISSOM FUNERAL HOME North Lee Elementary ATHENS FEDERAL HARDEES'S RESTAURANT E.L. Ross Elementary AUBREY'S RESTAURANT HIGGINS FUNERAL HOME Prospect Elementary AUTO BODY & GLASS OF CLEVELAND HIWASSEE MENTAL HEALTH Tennessee Christian BALD HEADED BISTRO HOMESTEAD LAWN & TRACTOR BANK OF CLEVELAND INSURANCE INC Features BENDER REALTY JONES MANAGEMENT Nicole Wiley essay BENTON SHOOTER'S SUPPLY JONES PROPERTIES puzzle BLACK CONSTRUCTION KIWANIS CLUB page 6 BLACKWELL LAW OFFICES LEE UNIVERSITY students of the Month BLYTHEWOOD FARMS LIFE CARE CENTERS Pages 10, 11 BOWATER EMPLOYEE CREDIT UNION LITTLE CAESARS PIZZA BRADLEY BOOKKEEPING SERVICE LONZA CHEMICALS Editor BRADLEY SQUARE MALL MANUFACTURERS CHEMICALS LLC Bettie Marlowe BUY HERE PAY HERE MASSENGILL TIRE CO Graphics CALDWELL PAVING MCINTIRE AND ASSOCIATES patty Hawkins CHECK INTO CASH OLIN CORPORATION CHEROKEE FINANCIAL PERRY'S PETALS photo imaging CHICK-FIL-A PIONEER CREDIT Carrie pettit CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK WEALTH GROUP PLASTIC SURGERY CLINIC DR. MICHAEL HOOPS CLEVELAND COLLISION CENTER RALPH BUCKNER FUNERAL HOME page setup CLEVELAND STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE REGIONS BANK 25TH STREET CLEVELAND Tasha Beaty CLEVELAND TIRE REGIONS BANK CHATTANOOGA Deloris Anderson CLEVELAND UTILITIES RESOLUTE FOREST PRODUCTS / BOWATER NIE coordinator COLDWELL BANKER RIVER VALLEY AGCREDIT Herb Lacy CONSTANT COMPANION FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SANTEK WASTE SERVICES INC. COOKE'S SERENITY FUNERAL HOME EDITOR’S NOTE: All photos CRAWFORD PHARMACY SKIN CANCER CENTER except AP photos are AFC URGENT CARE "FORMERLY DOCTORS EXPRESS" SMOOTHIE KING contributed by the schools DOLLYWOOD & SPLASH COUNTRY SOUTHEAST BANK & TRUST featured in the Character Education edition each month. DON LEDFORD AUTOMOTIVE SOUTHERN HERITAGE BANK ECONOMY RENTALS STATE FARM INSURANCE Material for the Character Education Edition should be EPPERSONS JEWELERS SUNLIGHT REALTY submitted to: FAITHFUL FRIENDS TAKO YAKI JAPANESE RESTAURANT Andrea Byerly City schools FIKE FUNERAL HOME TENNOVA HEALTHCARE - CLEVELAND Amanda White FIRST TENNESSEE BANK OF BENTON TENNESSEE VALLEY CREDIT UNION County schools Others, email: bettie.marlowe FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH THE POOL PLACE @clevelandbanner.com FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CLEVELAND TN WESLEYAN COLLEGE FIRST VOLUNTEER BANK TOYOTA OF CLEVELAND Banner photo, WILLIAM WRIGHT THIs pHoTo, cover, showinig FREE CHIROPRACTIC UNITED GROCERY OUTLET an array of pumpkins and squash FRESH N LOW VOLUNTEER BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CARE was taken at Thompson’s FSG BANK WASTE CONNECTIONS Market in Charleston. GEORGE GRAY - ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. WHOLESALE SUPPLY www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, October 27, 2016—3

Music Teacher Sarah Burris, above right, had a great time during house celebra- tion with a little “toss the cheese puff” competition. Students Zachery Johnson and Shon Defriese, above center, spent some special time reading to each other.

sTudenTs aT hopeweLL had a great time during their house celebration. We focus on 10 essentials which help us to be kind to one another. During the house celebration we have a time for older students to help younger students, a time to give back or say thanks to a BEST partner, a time for a little healthy competition and a time to learn from each other. The house system has been a great addition to our school. Students are able to earn house points for being kind, doing nice things and for being responsible. The house with the most points at the end of the nine weeks gets a special celebration and school recognition. The Bengal house was all ears while instruc- tions were given for game rotations. The fifth-grade students got together, above and right, to show that even though divided into four different houses — “we are still ‘Hopewell Strong.’”

Tonya MuLLinax, E.L. Ross technology teacher, above, sup- ports “Habit 2: Begin with the End in Mind” through her focus on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) careers at a e.L. ross’ characTer spoTLighT is Habit 2, “Begin with the End in Mind,” school and state level. Recently, she served on the Tennessee from Sean Covey’s book, “7 Habits of Happy Kids.” Habit 2 focuses on planning STEM Leadership Council. This committee’s goals were to develop ahead, setting goals and doing things that have meaning. Ross focused on activities a mission statement, define further STEM goals, and develop a that supported Habit 2. Students selected who displayed “Beginning with the End in strategic plan for implementing STEM into Tennessee classrooms Mind,” from left front, are Chloie Clayton, Andrew Walker, Symone Ngare, October due to the need for future STEM professions in Tennessee. E.L. Cox, Julia Adkins, Eddy Yoxom, Deirdre McElvey and Carmella Corzo; and back, Ross students and all Tennessee students greatly benefit from Mrs. Addison Brock, Carol Salinas Vega, Natalie Clark, Fiona Deliu, Aliyah Roberts, Mullinax’s knowledge about STEM and her desire to help students Anastasia White, and Camden Lockerby. On International Dot Day E.L. Ross plan for the future. College Day was an exciting day at Ross when planned ahead how each student would leave a mark on the world through mean- students looked to the future by filling out college applications, pick- ingful activities. Some students, right, celebrated the day by wearing lots and lots of ing majors, writing essays and practicing college admissions proce- dots. From left are Julia Adkins, Brayleigh Fister and Emmaline Hill. dures. Mullinax checking the completion of a student's application. 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, October 27, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Taylor Elementary meets technology goals The students and faculty at Taylor Elementary The Taylor Elementary Beta Club has started School have aspired to make this their best school the year with plans to give back to their commu- year yet. Many updates have been made to sup- nity with several service projects. This semester, port learning and improve the school facilities. the fourth- and fifth-grade Beta Club members Over the summer, several renovations were will be partnering with the New Hope Pregnancy made in preparation for the students’ return in Center as they participate in diaper bundling, a August. The school’s cafeteria underwent a com- baby clothes drive and a spare change collection plete floor remodel, and one of the school’s exteri- for baby bottles for new mothers. or classrooms received a complete painting In the spring, Beta Club will visit and celebrate makeover made possible by the artistic work of Valentine’s Day with a local nursing home and Holly Kyle. share Valentine’s gifts with the residents. In addi- In addition to these projects, the school was tion to their acts of service, the Taylor Beta Club able to add new locks to three security gates and is gearing up for the National Beta Club enclose the school’s courtyard. All side and back Convention in Nashville over the students’ entrances to the school are now accessible by key Thanksgiving break. Students will represent their only, and visitors are able to use a newly installed school as they compete in various areas, includ- sidewalk to reach the main office entrance from ing art, photography, an all-girl’s music ensemble, all parking areas. an architectural challenge, crafts and academic In the classroom, students are being given the competitions. support needed to be successful in a technologi- Although Beta Club provides a lot of opportuni- cally evolving society. Four years ago Taylor ties for enjoyable learning experiences, hands-on School was awarded a grant providing iPads for service, and challenging competitions, there are every student in the fourth and fifth grades. An several rigorous qualifications the students must iPads-on-the-Go program was developed to meet to be a part of the club. Students are encourage the use of technology at home as well expected to not only be academically proficient as at school. Every year since the onset of this and advanced, but they must possess quality technology initiative, Taylor School has been able character that comes with a teacher’s recommen- Teachers at Taylor Elementary School, above, welcome their students on to add additional technology devices and increase dation of their leadership skills. the first day of school with “Welcome Back” signs and hugs. Taylor School students’ access to them. The goal has been for Students at Taylor Elementary are in prepara- undergoes several new renovations, including an exterior building makeover every student to have their own technology device tion to be leaders for life. Through the intentional to use on a daily basis — this is often referred to opportunities given for advancements in academ- painted by Holly Kyle, below top, new locks on security gates (middle picture as a one-to-one goal. ics, community service, and the opportunities to with Alex Rhodas and Dixie Crisp), a new floor and newly painted walls in the Taylor is proud to announce that this goal has support learning with technology, Taylor students cafeteria (bottom picture). been met! Every student from kindergarten to are equipped to become profound leaders. third grade has an iPad for their use and every With the common vision of becoming the gold grade 4-5 student has a designated laptop to aid standard of excellence in education, the faculty their learning and instruction with technology. and staff of Taylor Elementary are committed to The students at Taylor are not only taught to providing a first-class educational experience that be leaders in the classroom, but to also be leaders prepares students to be our community’s leaders among the community as well. of tomorrow.

sTudenTs use their new laptops to assist them in their math lesson. From left are Brydon Stedman, Christian Walker, Adeline Tilley, David Presswood, Jayson Cooper and Kaylee Solomon. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, October 27, 2016— 5 Taylor Elementary School Principal Elizabeth Kaylor

Taylor ElEmEnTary teachers, above, gather at the school entrance to wel- come students back on their first day of school with signs and school spirit.

FourTh-gradE teachers Alice Smith, left, and Susan Widener, right, make a home visit, left, to surprise student Ethan Wilds with his invitation to be in Beta Club.

TEchnology coach Sharon Prohaska teaches fourth-grade students, above, how to use different applications on their brand new lap- tops. Students, from left, are Whitney Caldwell, Sophie Cable, Rylan Ross and Elinor Hughes.

STudEnTS pause on the outdoor basketball court, left, to say the Pledge of Allegiance to the American Flag and for a moment of silence. 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, October 27, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

Who are you when nobody’s looking? Save those box tops General Mills “Box Tops” coupons are By NICOLE WILEY Guest Writer worth money to our schools. Some are worth up to 50 cents. These extra funds Who are You When Nobody is Watching? There are so many opportunities through- will help to provide extras for the class- out the day to do what we want to do, but rooms. It is an opportunity to share in the edu- what we sometimes forget is that we have an cation of our local students. equal amount of opportunity to do what we If you can’t get them to a school, just bring need to do or do what is right. What is “the right thing” though? How do them by the Banner offices and we will deliver we know what decision will produce the best them. There is a box in the lobby — let’s fill it up. outcome for everybody? It’s hard to make everyone happy, but the best way to approach this task is by using integrity. Integrity is the moral capacity within a person to be honest and truthful in every- thing they do. In high school — as in my case — it can often be hard to uphold an “image” that you have going for yourself while still Integrity being completely truthful about your actions and through your words. However, something I’ve learned is that our number of followers on Instagram or Twitter, Nicole Wiley I R E S P O N S I B L E the amount of people at school who know our names, or how many people “like” us don’t how interesting it seems to be, think about really matter. I would rather have one or two who it might affect before you spread it along. N U P R I G H T O I L L friends who know who I truly am than have a If a teacher turns their back during a test, hundred “friends” who know me as someone use your good morals that we grew up learn- I’m not. ing and don’t look up the answer on your cell T D R A O B R V O B A B Just think what would happen if only a phone. couple of people chose to live with integrity. The next time you get asked a question you Much of the pointless drama and heartache might not want to answer, don’t make up a lie E E Y E C E Y E A E Y A we experience due to the gossip that spreads to cover the real answer, simply just say, “I like fire through our schools could be prevent- don’t like talking about that.” ed if everyone used the golden rule: “Treat All of these qualities of upholding a right- G I L R R O L E A D O T others the way you would want to be treated.” eous life is much easier said than done, I know that the golden rule is usually asso- because in the real world, people aren’t ciated with words such as respect or care, but always honest which in turn can make it hard R R R A I B G B E I L N integrity is just as relevant. Everyone has a for us to be as well. heart that longs for peace, love security and so However, I urge all of you to dig deep and forth. find that sense of integrity that we all have I T A R A R D Y A R P U That being said, everyone has a sense of inside of us to do the right thing even when we morality inside of them that causes people to don’t “have” to. want to do the right thing. Nobody wants to If we all made one small step in the right T A E I A N K A E P A O live with a feeling of guilt or regret in their direction, the world, even if it’s just in our lives, so why should we have to? small town of Cleveland, Tennessee, would The next time you hear a rumor, no matter spin a lot smoother. Y L L H U V A L U E A C C E C O M P E T E N T C

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COnneCt is a mIddle school and high school service group that goes to the Lower School once a month to work with the kindergarten through third-grade in reading.

tennessee CHristian preparatOry sCHOOl’s Fall Festival featured Super Tennessee Christian Heroes and Princesses on Sept. 30. Principal is Kathi Douglas.

HannaH Caines, fourth grade, mmiddle sCHOOl and HiGH sCHOOl volleyball is in full swing. Above, the middle On Grandparents’ day, Payten Walker, participates in a math game regard- school volleyball girls pray before a game. Madalyn Whaley and Abby Wood pose for a photo. ing balance.

FiFtH-Grade reCess shows Mr. Ferenchuk, fifth-grade teacher, playing 4- at tHe iCe Cream sOCial, photo shows Square with his students. Class participation in recess, which occurs on a daily teachers Lacy Laman, first-grade, and Emeral basis, helps the students to receive exercise and plenty of sunshine. Leamon, second-grade team teacher. 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, October 27, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

Students of the Month

StudentS of the Month at Lake Forest Middle School were, from left front, Lillian Rogers, Minnie Brock, Colton Fowler, Carley Smith, Caedyn Freeman, Kyle McNabb, Brianna Gale and Brodi Stone; and back, Cole Sacca, Ginger Zipperer, Andrew Womac, Hannah Yarber, Wade Lanier, Chase Stedman and Raleigh Heaton; and below, front, Ashley Gladson, Nicholas Geren, Thomas Malone, Cody Campbell, Brayden Swallows, Madi Fletcher and Delia Blair; and back, Mikayla Gale, Brian Murphy, Andrew Zipperer, Trae Finnell, Zander Kerr and Niyah Sharp.

north lee eleMentary SChool’S Students of the Month, are, from left front, Makenzi Bigham, Noah Haney, Maegan Sharp, Ty Wilson, Elijah Johnson, Riddic Dungey, Hailey Griffith and Luke Hayden; sec- ond row, Lola Myers, Brandon Satterfield, Maddox Morris, Alina Matev, Addy Willingham, Blake Sooklal, Adam Bradley Central high SChool Student of the Month West and Dylan Sharp; nominees are Gideon Ratcliff, Tara Davis, Patrick Moats, Kaitlyn and back, Jack Shonts, Champion, Delaney Swilling, Marlee Montgomery, Karmann Kenadee Womack, Eskridge, Emily McKinney, Shannon Byers Ellie Waters, Austin Simon Mullis, LuLu Hughes, Ronnie Hicks Elizabeth Goggins, Cole Donohoo and Shoemate, Mia Rios Savannah Thompson. Not all were present for photo. and Macie Starr. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, October 27, 2016— 9 Prospect Elementary School Principal: steve Montgomery

Turn to Page 11 for Prospect’s story about helping the ‘Windy City’ school.

By the hand CluB For Kids is an organiza- tion that partners with public schools in inner city Chicago to provide a safe environ- ment, education and care for the whole child. They pro- vide three meals a day, after school care, and transporta- tion for their 270 students in an effort to keep them safe and empower them to lead successful lives no matter their life situations.

the annual Penny drive brought in $1,800 to support a program called By The Hand Club For Kids in Chicago and the Bradley HealthCare Nursing Home. The second annual Chili-Cook Off brought in more than $540! Proceeds went to purchasing $40 gift cards for the teachers and staff at By The Hand Club For Kids, along with winter jackets and school supplies. The supplies and gifts were delivered on Sept. 23.

the weeK of Sept. 12-16, stu- dents participated in different dress- up days — all themed from fun facts about Chicago and Tuesday night we held our second nd annual Chili-Cook Off which brought in more than $540. 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, October 27, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

Students of the Month Bradley County Schools Black Fox Elementary School Oak Grove Elementary School Kindergarten: Haven Branham, Madison Smith, Eliot Bryant and Elijah Bean. Kindergarten: Kenzy Smith, Landen Ezell and Brooklyn Beavers. First grade: Isela Santis, William Corley, Zach Sandoval and Shelby Rockholt. First grade: Jayla Bowman, Addison Pirkle and Breyona Stringer. Second grade: Hallie Rymer, Preslee Million, Michael Benson and Bella Sargent. Second grade: Evaney Longwith, Gabriel Anderson, Serenity Holt and Selena Ledford. Third grade: Savannah Medek, Alex Pahaumba, Kane Dawson and Chloe Ryerson. Third grade: Lilly Bearfield, Patrick Dunn and Caroline Buol. Fourth grade: Gabriel Martinez, Emily Vines, Veoleta Churyuk, Ethan Malone and Grant Fourth grade: Laney Inman, Camryn Hanicak and Avary Brewer. Keel. Fifth grade: Abby Houser, Gabriel Guzman and Amelia Willis. Fifth grade: Gracen Johnson, Andrea Perez, Damon Marr and Canon Rehagan. Ocoee Middle School Bradley Central High School Sixth grade: Arabians — Carabeth Grimes, Sasha Roberts, Dustin Perez, Spencer Gideon Ratcliff, Tara Davis, Patrick Moats, Kaitlyn Champion, Delaney Swilling, Marlee Payne and Jonathan Sanchez; Chargers — Honesty Ayers, Bethanie Bodle, Collin Smith, Montgomery, Karmann Eskridge, Emily McKinney, Shannon Byers, Ellie Waters, Austin Sarah Clark, Allie Maples; Palominos: Brooke Mooneyham, Ty Valdivieso, Naysa Janney, Hughes, Ronnie Hicks, Elizabeth Goggins, Cole Donohoo and Savannah Thompson. Jacob Graham and Natiyah Parker; Stallions— Conner Wilkins, Rebecca Ratcliff, Ruby Anziano, Brilee Harris and Maolory Hiefner. Charleston Elementary School Seventh grade: Clydesdale— Cayce Davis, Michael Robinson, Ethan West, Seth Sausville, Jaicy Olivas; Mustangs: Sydney Ellis, Rayna Grady, Coleton Terry, J.T. Crumley Kindergarten: Isaiah Smith, Chloe Debity and Abbey Yates. and Annika Barnes; Pacers — Abby Lawson, Khristina Crawford, Kyler Parris, Jaiden First grade: Brooke Nix and Bella Howard. Ware and Kaelyn Johnson; Paint Horses — Arch Herring, Lily Wilson, Emma Erwin, Second grade: Eli Woods, Karlee Rowland and Grayson Evans. Xavier Hicks and Dakota Lewis. Third grade: Amelia Debord, Savannah Betancourt and Savannah Russell. Eighth grade: Saddlebreds — Braylee Greene, Mckenzie Decker, Chase Akins, Ethan Fourth grade: Anthony Morrison and Ella Klepzig. Cavanaugh and Allie Geren; Show Horses — Hannah Maupin, Joe Adams, Cole Haney, Fifth grade: Madilyn Smith, Nevaeh Owens and Noah Harner. Merrell Burroughs and Austin Wright; Thoroughbreds — Julie Ramos, Gracie Hixon, Caiden Jenkins, Gunner Gregory and Aaron Crackel; Walking Horses — Jaxson Morrow, Hopewell Elementary School Hannah Maddux, Holly Ellis, Samantha Waller and Daniel Denton. Pre-kindergarten: Payton Garrett. Kindergarten: Isaiah Rhoades, Ian Harris and Morgan Knott. First grade: Ashley Matthews, Jonas Prichard, Anzleiigh Battle and Selah Davidson. Park View Elementary School Second grade: Landon Majeske, Maddox Hampton and Joseph Warren. Kindergarten: Connor Jenkins, Walker Pankey and Aubree Foster. Third grade: Avery Cansler, Ellen Adams, Braddock Tippit and Rylan Hysinger. First grade: Carter Edwards, Kaybri Waldrop and Ryder Boyd. Fourth grade: Jonathan Alomar, Kiarah Westfield and Chloe Webb. Second grade: Connor Norwood, Kaden Neloms and Carlee Beavers. Fifth grade: Jadyn Brooks, Cody Skipper, William Molloy and Carter Ensley. Third grade: Helen Cheney, Corbin Cain, Taylor Michaels and Addie Frazier. Fourth grade: Parker White, Jace Maples, Brylea Neloms and Kaden Johnson. Fifth grade: Rosemary Marquez, Micah Hicks, Jasper Sealy and Ava Berghoff. Lake Forest Middle School Hannah Yarber, Liilian Rogers, Zoe Green, Trevor Stinnett, Ginger Zipperer, Bailey Rector, Josie Kate Stricklin, Chase Stedman, Wade Lanier, Colter Thomas, Andrew Prospect Elementary School Womac, Tanequa Blair, Camille Wade, Raleigh Heaton, Carley Smith, Kyle McNabb, Anamarie Ownbey, Danica Lopez, Graeme Rodgers, Kylie Shipley, Kaygen Shipley, Minnie Brock, Maggie Fox, Jake Letner, Brooklyn Harris, Brianna Gale, Caedyn Freeman, Jaxson Bigham, Cole Patrick, Sam Davis, Brandon Chagala, Braxton Keith, David Lazurko, Jessie Pickens, Memphis Flowers, Ryan Hayes, Cole Sacca, Brodi Stone, Noah Perez, Emmaleigh Shaw, Jacob Rayfield, Emma Smith, Dalton Lopez, Zane McSpadden, Danny Colton Fowler and Ava Koger. Rowlett, Jacob Rich and Justin Pham.

Michigan Avenue Elementary School Taylor Elementary School Kindergarten: Garrison Sapp, Gabriel Yates, Aleah Praniuk and Kaylynn Jenkins. Kindergarten: Caleb Mallick and Silas Ellis. First grade: Sydney Lewallen, Clay Smith, Caroline Eubanks and Leighton McDaniel. First grade: Samantha Lively and Mark Baker. Second grade: Jaycee Trantham, Andrew Carroll, Jace Lawson and Araya Shutters. Second grade: Dixie Crisp and Isaac Bryant. Third grade: Eli Myers, Hayden Brnik and Marlee King. Third grade: Josie Murray and Elijah Gregory. Fourth grade: Ean Zakkas, Travis Hitte and Christian Samayoa. Fourth grade: Brydon Stedman and Caden Hutson. Fifth grade: Sabrina Perez, Kimberly Mason and Caleb Sausville. Fifth grade: Robert Gustafson and Jesi Murray.

North Lee Elementary School Valley View Elementary School Kindergarten: Noah Haney, Maegan Sharp, Makenzi Bigham and Ty Wilson. Kindergarten: Neyland Croft, Carly Littlejohn and Calvary Cameron. First grade: Elijah Johnson, Drew Thompson, Riddic Dungey and Hailey Griffith. First grade: Olivia Prince, Blake Whitted and Charley Murphy. Second grade: Luke Hayden, Lola Myers and Brandon Satterfield. Second grade: William Rowe and Laura Ratcliff. Third grade: Maddox Morris, Alina Matev, Addy Willingham and Blake Sooklal. Third grade: Collyn Smith, Chris Myers and Jordan Zachman. Fourth grade: Dylan Sharp, Adam West, Jack Shonts, Kenadee Womack. Fourth grade: Chloe Frakes, Karly Blackwell and Austin Wooden. Fifth grade: Simon Mullis, LuLu Shoemate, Mia Rios and Macie Starr. Fifth grade: DJ Branam and Ticia Branham. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, October 27, 2016— 11

Students of the Month

Walker Valley High School Mayfield Elementary School Ninth grade: Sydney Brady, Olivia Forrester, Nickolas Lewis and Zachary Wisti. Kindergarten: Cooper Casteel, Everett Towe, Jaxon Hammonds and Kamiah 10th grade: Alex Atkinson, Cokie Beam, Lillie Cooper and Austin Miller. McCroskey. 11th grade: Dillon Burton, Chandler Davis, Spencer King, Zachary Martin, Lucas Whitman First grade: Azriyel Purifory, Carley Goebel, Daisy Sheldon and Charity Buchanan. and Michaela West. Second grade: Izaiah Bocanegra, Arlin Mullinax, Cami Bafford and Eric Pollo Maria. 12th grade: Jenna Bryson, Ashley Hall, Danny Nguyen, Bryce Nunnelly, Cooper Tentler and Third grade: Michael Jacinto Agustin, Evanna Smitty, Yordi Mejia and Jonathan Spell. Audrianna Perkinson. Fourth grade: Aleah McKenzie, Kendra Carr, Allison Hernandez, Vereck Velez Vailant and Nadia Lozano. Waterville Community Elementary School Fifth grade: Sammie Crow, Gracie Maxwell, Madison Long and Samantha Saez. Kindergarten: Brooklyn Mullins, Baylee Watson, Lainey Bacon, Connor Powell and Callie Day. First grade: Carter Mercer, Noah Sneed, Emmarie Bacon, Connor McKinney and Emma Partridge. E. L. Ross Elementary School Second grade: Max Balan, Issaiah Morales, C.T. Gunter and Jaciana Garza-Torres. Third grade: Abby Esterman, Anastasia White, Andrew Walker, Carmella Cox, Chloie Third grade: Brayden Chancey, Ashlyn Pendergrass, Natalie Stinnett, Tucker Broome and Clayton, Dylan Weaver and October Cox. Logan Davis. Fourth grade: Andrew Miolen, Carol Salinas Vega, Deirdre McElvey, Natalie Clark and Fourth grade: Alliyah Osborn, McKenzie Cooper, Ethan Balan and Brody Holtz. Symone Ngare. Fifth grade: Zander Rawlings, Audrey Keenum, Jackson Wilson and Alex Stevens. Fifth grade: Addison Brock, Aliyah Roberts, Camden Lockerby, Eddy Yoxom, Fiona Deliu CDC: Destiny Vandergriff, Kemper Elliott, Kari Gray and Zack Ledford. and Julia Adkins.

Cleveland City Schoolsl George R. Stuart Elementary School Kindergarten: Christian Alvarado, Carson Russell and Penny Schalk. Arnold Memorial Elementary School First grade: Addlyn Allman, Jayla Lane, Gaby Flores, Andry Villatoro and Lily Williams. Kindergarten: Xin Yu Liu, Ja’Kharee Scott and Isabel Phifer Second grade: Makayla Graham, Madelynn Hale, Riley Knowell and Trinitee Noble. First grade: Jeremiah Brownlow, Huntlee Dennison and Jada Davis Third grade: Shakhaina Gasaway, Henry Gonzalez and Jason Osorio. Second grade: Stacy Santizo-Salas, Jackson Troup and Henry Hogan Fourth grade: Josselyn Alvarez, Elijah Eledge and Brenda Solorzano. Third grade: Antonio Westfield and Janell Orozco Fifth grade: James Ewbank, Elena Mendez, Lily Tullock and Haley Williams. Fourth grade: Madelin Zunun, Kassiah Taylor and Juan Tellez Fifth grade: Genaro Garnica, Autumn Houston and Bryson Ellis Donald P. Yates Primary School Kindergarten: Jack Chapman, Carter Patterson, Elijah Bentley, Millie Wiseman, Elly Blythe-Bower Elementary School Hudson and Arthur Moskalenko. Kindergarten: Ethan Barnes, Bristol Walker, Chase Wells, Jaylen Quarles and Stephen Martin. First grade: Harrison Moody, Addyson Gravelle, Madilyn Goforth, Rader Brose, Jenna First grade: Giovanni Martinez-Cruz, Markus Daniels, Kelsey Helms, Katelynn Linn and Mowery and Holland Branson. Aleeyah Lewallen. Second grade: Annabelle Alcock, Nihar Patel, Braydon Mejia, Max Thacker, Spencer Hill, Second grade: Sophie Swem, X’Zavian Swafford, Danielle Ballew and Jaylen Lively. Morgan Reyes and Julianna Burchfield. Third grade: Lola Schictel, Layla Gilbreath, Sloane Phillips and Ty’Lashia McGhee. Fourth grade: Caitlyn Cochran, Carlos Espinosa De’Jesus, Bentlee Pendergrass, Heather Hunter and Naomi Conkle. Cleveland Middle School Fifth grade: Seth Gallaher, Victoria Kondor, Kristina Osechko and Mariya Reeves. Sixth grade: Elaina Holliday, Perry Markland, Francis Rodriguez, Daniel Sims, Aubrey Tullier and Teagan Welch. Seventh grade: Manuel Alonzo, Tetoe Boyd, Jessica Castillo, Hagen Cooper, Kate Higgins, Cleveland High School Michael McCollum, Jairus Pettaway and Lucy Wright. Ethan Byrum, Emma Flowers, Megan Witz and Romeo Wykle. Eighth grade: Joy Douglass, Anna Ingram, Joendy Morla and Sheeko Ndegwa. Prospect Elementary School news from Page 9

The annual Penny Drive at Prospect and Tuesday night held the second annual rials on Sept. 23. Elementary School brought in $1,800 to sup- Chili-Cook Off which brought in more than There is a pen pal plan as well, which will port a program called By The Hand Club For $540. Proceeds went to purchasing $40 gift take place over Christmas from students in Kids in Chicago and the Bradley HealthCare cards for the teachers and staff at By The Hand Tennessee to their students in Chicago! Then, at Nursing Home. Club For Kids, along with winter jackets and the end of the year, we hope to take a few Students competed all week by bringing in school supplies. teachers to help serve a half of a day investing change for our Windy City Wind-Up! The top The supplies and gifts were delivered on Sept. in the lives of these students who greatly need money raising classes will have real Chicago 23. Santek, Prospect’s BEST Partner, helped support and love. deep dish pizza shipped in from the famous with this project and this will be an ongoing Last year, we helped Clifton Hills, which was Giordano’s! project throughout the year. a local connection. This year we went The week of Sept. 12-16, students participat- At the beginning of the year, the Leadership national. ed in different dress-up days all themed from Crew at Prospect donated arts materials that We have been so blessed at Prospect with fun facts about Chicago (Disney Dress-Up Day, Santek then sponsored the shipping costs in such great parent and community support Jazzy Sock Day, Windy City Crazy Hair Day, order to help this organization get ready for the that we can’t wait to share our Ball Park Mania Day, and Twinkie Twin Day) school year. Then, we delivered the other mate- blessings and love with others. 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, October 27, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

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