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Citrus COVID-19 n WHAT: Citrus County Board information County staff: 600 businesses fit criteria to receive funds of County Commissioners meeting Six new positive cases Mike Wright received from the federal CARES less. Businesses can have more were reported in Citrus Staff writer Act to assist small businesses that part-time workers so long as the n WHEN: 1 p.m. Tuesday, June 23. County since the latest were closed or restricted during total weekly hours of all employ- n WHERE: Courthouse, 110 N. FDOH update. No new Citrus County businesses that April’s stay-at-home order. ees does not exceed 1,000. Apopka Ave., Inverness hospitalizations or deaths were ordered shut by Gov. Ron The county staff identified Oliver estimated about $2 mil- n were reported. To date in DeSantis in response to the about 600 businesses that fit the lion could be used toward those WATCH: Spectrum Channel the county, 189 people COVID-19 pandemic would be el- criteria of businesses that were small businesses. 643 or online at www. citrusclerk.org have tested positive, igible for $5,000 grants under a ordered closed during the pan- As recommended, not all the program recommended by the demic. They include restaurants, 34 have been hospital- CARES money will go for small n OF NOTE: All courthouse county administrative staff. bars, tattoo parlors, nail salons businesses. The county would use ized and 12 have died. visitors are screened for Commissioners on Tuesday are and barbershops. some of the funds for a 25% match temperature. Anyone with a expected to discuss and approve a The funds, as recommended, on coronavirus-related expense Food drive to temperature of 100.4 or program to disburse up to would be eligible to businesses reimbursement from the Federal higher will be denied entry. benefit SOS $6.5 million in funds the county with 25 full-time employees or See BOARD/Page A5 The Esther Chapter of the Daughters of the King at Shepherd of the Hills Episcopal Church in Le- canto is asking for food donations to benefit SOS Support Center, which feeds more than 7,000 families in Citrus County each month. Sheriff candidates talk issues They will be having a drive-thru food drop off from 9 a.m. to noon on Tuesday, June 23 at Shepherd of the Hills Epis- copal Church, 2540 West Norvell Bryant Highway (County Road 486), Lecanto. The food collected on Tuesday will be taken to SOS on Wednesday in time for distribution on Thursday. Also, they will have coolers on hand to store refrigerated or even fro- zen items. — From staff reports POLL ONLINE POLL: Your choice? With the recent spike over the past two weeks in COVID-19 positive cases, is it time for concern? A. Yes. We must take MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle file Members of the Citrus County Sheriff’s Office work at the scene of a fatal shooting on South Monroe Street in Beverly Hills. One male victim measures to control the was shot and died at the scene during a reported argument the morning of March 25, 2020. Four candidates for Citrus County Sheriff met spread. with the editorial board on Wednesday, June 17, 2020 to make a case for their candidacy. B. No. As long as deaths and hospitalizations do not spike we are OK. The four Republican sheriff candidates sat down individually with the Citrus County Chronicle C. Yes. If people aren’t editorial board this week and discussed why they should be the county’s top law enforcement officer. required to be safe then they won’t following This is what they said. — by staff writer Fred Hiers recommended guidelines. Patrick Crippen Mel Eakley Michael Klyap Jr. Mike Prendergast D. No. We are testing n On Citrus County Sheriff’s n On community relation- n On employee morale and n On why voters should re- more, so there will be Office morale: Crippen says ship: Eakley told the pay: A Citrus County Sheriff ’s elect him: “Because I’ve done more positives. that he is re- Chronicle Office deputy exactly what To vote, visit www. latable and that policing beginning an- I said I would chronicleonline.com. the CCSO’s today cannot nual salary do,” Prender- Scroll down the home turnover of be accom- currently is gast told the page and look for the 70 employees plished by $38,064 with a newspaper’s poll box in the right- since Sheriff law enforce- $2,000 signing editorial hand column. Mike Pren- ment alone, bonus. Klyap board. Results will appear dergast took but rather by described it When run- over the a working as “... poor” ning for sher- next Monday. Find last Patrick Mel Michael Mike agency three relationship and said dep- iff during the week’s online poll Crippen Eakley Klyap Jr. Prendergast years ago between the uties de- 2016 election, results./Page A3 shows there’s a problem. Citrus County Sheriff ’s Office served more money. Prendergast said he talked to INDEX Crippen said he’s met with and a multitude of social ser- “I want to put a union in” county residents and their pri- deputies and the biggest com- vice organizations. which can negotiate salaries ority for him was addressing Classifieds...... B6 plaint they share with him is “Those are the key rela- and give CCSO employees sta- illegal drugs and traffic. Comics...... B5 not low pay, but wanting “fair tionships that started to dwin- bility and predictability with Since his election, Prender- Crossword...... B8 and balanced” discipline. dle away or no longer exist their salaries, Klyap said. gast said drug arrests have in- Editorial...... A8 “The leadership is lack- (when Prendergast took of- “If you honestly believe in creased 180% and his agency Entertainment...... A4 ing,” he said of Prendergast, fice),” Eakley said. your people you shouldn’t be has overseen a decrease in Horoscope...... A4 adding that Prendergast, with n On law enforcement afraid of a union,” Klyap said. traffic accidents through edu- n Lottery Numbers...... B3 more than 30 years of military efforts: Eakley said if elected On community policing: cation and citations. policing experience, lacks the he would re-implement Klyap said deputies need to As for traffic, in 2017, Pren- Lottery Payouts...... B3 experience for civilian law intelligence-led policing. be given the time to park dergast’s deputies issued TV Listings...... B4 enforcement and setting Intelligence-led policing their cruisers and walk com- 13,414 traffic warnings, about policy. incorporates crime trends munities and engage people the average for the prior two n On race relations: Crip- and data, allowing police in their neighborhoods. years. By 2018, the number pen said the county is lucky decision makers to allocate Knowing the people in the jumped to 20,332. During See CRIPPEN/Page A5 See EAKLEY/Page A5 See KLYAP/Page A5 See PRENDERGAST/Page A9 FLORIDA’S 2020 FASTEST GROWING TEMPO GOLF CAR 2484 W. Dunnellon Rd. STORE Dunnellon, Fl • Largest Selection % $ 352-462-7030 • Best Warranty 0 for 48 145 $ • AARP Savings months month 6888 SunshineStateGolfCarts.com Sunshine Edition... Loaded From The Ground Up... Sport wheels, • Free Delivery Luxury Seats, USB Port, LED Lights, Signals, Horn, Canopy, Tinted windshield 000YKWY A2 Monday, June 22, 2020 Citrus County (FL) Chronicle

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ONLINE POLL What is a Universal Primary? RESULTS QUESTION: If you could place Special to the Chronicle the primary election and there Superintendent of Schools and political party is Monday, would be no general election for Supervisor of Elections. In the July 20, 2020. a new boat ramp in Citrus There will be four Universal this race, then all voters, regard- races for Sheriff and Property Registering to vote or chang- County, where would you put it? Primary Contests (UPC) on the less of party affiliation, would Appraiser, only Republicans ing party may be done online at A. North of the Crystal River Aug. 18, 2020 Primary Election. have an opportunity to vote in will be voting in the primary www.votecitrus.com. Mall. (35.5%) It is very important that voters this election. because there are no party af- Registration forms are avail- B. Off Fort Island Trail. (9.9%) understand what that means On the Citrus County Primary filiation candidates for both able online, at the public li- and why there is a Universal Ballot the four races where all the offices and therefore the win- braries, government offices C. Off Ozello Trail. (7.2%) Primary. candidates are Republican are ner will be determined in the and the Supervisor of Elections D. In Homosassa. (20.8%) The 1998 Referendum No. 11 County Commission District 3, General Election. Office at 1500 N. Meadowcrest E. On the lakes in Inverness. placed on the ballot by the Flor- County Commission District 5, The nonpartisan District 2 Blvd. Crystal River. (21.9%) ida Constitution Revision Com- Superintendent of Schools and School Board race and the Cir- Call the office at 352-564-7120 mission passed by a measure of Supervisor of Elections. cuit Court Judge race will be on to request a form be sent to you. F. Don’t like these choices? I’ll two to one in favor. This meant The winners of these races all ballots. Voter registration forms are fill in my answer in the that going forward, if a race on will become our next District 3 The last day for voters to available in English and comments. (4.6%) the ballot would be decided in and 5 County Commissioners, register to vote or change their Spanish. Total votes: 543. New COVID-19 Splash Pad out of commission

Fred Hiers cases stoke worry Staff writer The reopening of the popular splash Bobby Caina Calvan pad at Whispering Pines Park in Inver- Associated Press ness was short-lived. After city officials closed the park due TALLAHASSEE — Florida reported nearly to dangers from the coronavirus two 3,500 more new cases of the coronavirus on Sunday, a months ago, the city’s parks department dip from the record-breaking numbers of recent days, staff on June 6 opened the doors to the as public health officials reissued advisories urging popular summer attraction for children. social distancing and some businesses reevaluate Less than a week later — June 12 — their decisions to reopen for business. the commercial-sized pump broke and Some also had to rethink their Father’s Day brunch along with it the system’s fuse and elec- plans because of health concerns. trical system. The latest number was a drop from the record high “We hope to have it back in operation of 4,000 new cases reported the day before. by June 27,” said Inverness City Man- To date, Florida has now had more than 97,000 Flo- ager Eric Williams. ridians infected with COVID-19. The number of deaths The city will have a replacement has now eclipsed 3,160, including the 17 additional pump within a day or two, Williams said, deaths announced by health officials on Sunday. but the custom-made electrical panel is Meanwhile, the rate of new infections continued to on order and will take time to build. remain high, with nearly 12% of recent tests coming He said municipalities typically don’t back from laboratories as positive. have replacement parts such as these on Much of the state’s new infections continued to be hand. The electrical panel/breaker box is concentrated in the state’s population centers in unique to this splash pad design and isn’t South Florida. available off the shelf, Williams said. On Saturday, Gov. Ron DeSantis ordered the Health The problem started with the pump Department to reissue advisories urging Floridians and when it stopped working it created to consider wearing masks to help keep the virus electrical problems, which permanently from spreading and to refrain from attending gather- damaged the breaker panel and electri- ings of more than 50 people. cal breakers, he said. Despite the rise in new infections, the governor has “Most people are pretty understand- not signaled any possibility of retreat from reopening ing about the circumstances (regarding) the state after three months of closures that have this,” he said. “Things happen.” damaged the economy, kept hundreds of thousands of The single pump served the entire people from their jobs and disrupted the day-to-day splash pad. The splash pad is part of the lives of Floridians. 290-acre park complex that includes Some businesses have delayed plans to reopen, swimming pool, walking and bicycle while others have reclosed because of jitters over the paths, tennis courts, picnic tables, and rising number of new cases or because of employees ball fields at 1700 Forest Drive, Inver- becoming infected by COVID-19. ness. The pool is not effected by the bro- During a Saturday news conference, DeSantis at- ken pump and electrical panel. tempted to quell concerns about the spikes in new cases. Despite the high number of new infections, the The Splash Pad at Whispering Pines Park in governor noted that the number of hospitalizations Inverness is a popular attraction at the park. hasn’t been increasing at the same rate. MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle file He said the wider availability of testing has contrib- www.chronicleonline.com uted to the numbers.

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N o t h i n g b e l o w p i n k l i n e A4 Monday, June 22, 2020 Citrus County (FL) Chronicle Today’s Today in HOROSCOPES HISTORY Birthday — Look for opportunities. Be Entertainment Today is Monday, June 22, the creative, think outside the box and 174th day of 2020. There are make your dreams a reality. Head in a 192 days left in the year. direction that excites you and puts your skills to good use. D.L. Hughley tests Today’s Highlight: On June 22, 1940, during World Cancer (June 21-July 22) — Deal positive for COVID-19 with sensitive issues and solve prob- after fainting onstage War II, Adolf Hitler gained a stun- lems. Being compassionate and un- ning victory as France was forced derstanding will encourage honesty, NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Come- to sign an armistice eight days after trust and resolution in others. dian D.L. Hughley announced German forces overran Paris. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Take pride in he tested positive for COVID-19 On this date: what you do. 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Hughley had Hughley also produced and that never should have been vance in 80 years of World Cup things around and clear a space to a medical emergency while per- starred in “The Hughleys,” which released. play. work on a project that excites you. Per- forming on Friday and was hos- aired on ABC and UPN from “We are working assiduously Five years ago: The Obama ad- sonal gains look promising. pitalized overnight. According to 1998 to 2002 and hosted a CNN to take down these clearly illegal ministration released a report on Pisces (Feb. 20-March 20) — If you his publicist, he was suffering talk show. He currently hosts the instances of copyright infringe- global warming that said failure to express your thoughts and feelings, from exhaustion after working & radio show “The D.L. 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Here is a list of upcoming blood- North Lecanto Highway, Lecanto Inverness n 1 to 6:30 p.m. — Walmart, LifeSouth, along with the U.S. mobile visits: THURSDAY, JUNE 25 SUNDAY, JUNE 28 North Lecanto Highway, Lecanto Food and Drug Administration, urges MONDAY, JUNE 22 n 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. — Walmart, n 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. — Walmart, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1 donors to donate blood now and has n 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. — East Gulf-to-Lake Highway, East Gulf-to-Lake Highway, n 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. — Citrus announced several upcoming blood- Walmart, East Gulf-to-Lake High- Inverness Inverness County Sheriff’s Office downtown, mobile visits around Citrus County way, Inverness FRIDAY, JUNE 26 MONDAY, JUNE 29 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Ave., for the remainder of the month and TUESDAY, JUNE 23 n 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. — Village Ca- n 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. — Walmart, Inverness into July. n 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. — Homosassa dillac-Toyota, South Suncoast Bou- South Suncoast Boulevard, n 4 to 7 p.m. — Walmart, East Blood donors are needed every Springs Post Office, South Suncoast levard, Homosassa Homosassa Gulf-to-Lake Highway, Inverness day, and anyone who is in good Boulevard n 5-7 p.m. — Walmart, North TUESDAY, JUNE 30 — From staff reports

have a current code com- MSBU. The recommenda- n NAME: Patrick Crippen pliance lien would not. tion is to increase the an- CRIPPEN n AGE: 54 BOARD Oliver expects the nual tax from $25 to $35 Continued from Page A1 Continued from Page A1 n TOWN: Beverly Hills funds will be available by for improved lots and mid-July. Once the board $20 to $30 for vacant lots. n POLITICAL PARTY: Republican that problems have not occurred here be- Emergency Management approves the parameters, While the Citrus Springs cause the CCSO relationship with the n OCCUPATION: Aviation executive Agency, or FEMA, County it would need to approve MSBU board recom- community has evaporated. n EDUCATION: Bachelor’s, Embry Administrator Randy Oli- a formal resolution at its mended the increase, the n On changes: If elected, Crippen said Riddle Aeronautical University, ver said. first meeting in July. county has received sev- he would involve the CCSO more with Daytona Beach Plans for the remaining Commissioners meet at eral letters from residents funds have not yet been 1 p.m. Tuesday, June 23, who oppose it. the community, review the agency and n COMMUNITY: We Care Food Pantry; finalized, he said. 2020, at the Citrus County n Discussion and direc- change or stop programs that weren’t Inverness Rotary working, create a citizen’s advisory Business owners may Courthouse with a lengthy tion of possibly retaining board, and post the sheriff ’s office bud- n WEBSITE: www.patrickcrippen use the funds to meet pay- agenda that includes: a lobbyist. get online for all to review forsheriff.org roll, vendor bills or rent. n 1:30 p.m. public hearing n Commissioner Jim- n On traffic: Crippen said he would en- n EMAIL: [email protected] The grants, as recom- on an ordinance for once-a- mie T. Smith has two large the agency’s traffic enforcement mended, would be avail- week lawn watering. items on his agenda: “Dis- efforts, create a unit dedicated to traffic “His approach is not working,” Crip- able only for businesses n 1:45 p.m. presentation cussion and vote on align- enforcement so as to free-up other depu- pen said. with a physical presence by consultant Tindale- ment of working dogs ties, and better educate the public about More focus should be put toward keep- in Citrus County. Locally Oliver for the county’s across county policy,” and safe driving in highly used thoroughfares ing young people away from drugs to owned franchises would transit development plan. “Discussion and vote for and road construction areas. start with through law enforcement be eligible, but those with- n 2 p.m. public hearing possible direction for “It’s almost a reboot. We have to go mentor programs and other social out a business license or to set the Citrus Springs staff changes.” back to basics,” Crippen said. programs. n On drugs: Crippen said that the n On mental health: Crippen said that CCSO’s effort should on getting drug deputies need more specialized training n NAME: Mike Klyap Jr. dealers off the streets, but focus on those when interacting with people with men- bigger suppliers and get help to the low tal illness and he would work with local KLYAP n AGE: 59 Continued from Page A1 level users. Crippen complains that mental health care institutions to ensure n TOWN: Beverly Hills Sheriff Prendergast simply recycles drug those with mental health problems get n POLITICAL PARTY: Republican abusers through the judicial system and the help they need when interacting with neighborhoods allows the CCSO to build focuses on arrest statistics. local law enforcement. better relationships. n OCCUPATION: Civilian and military “We don’t have that anymore,” he law enforcement officer said, adding later, “We need to go into n EDUCATION: Bachelor of Science the community the way we did years n NAME: Mel Eakley degree in criminal justice and a ago. It worked.” master’s degree in management EAKLEY n AGE: 52 n On interacting with other govern- and leadership. Continued from Page A1 mental bodies: Klyap said the top county n TOWN: Homosassa n COMMUNITY: 40/8 Veterans Honor law enforcement officer needs to attend n POLITICAL PARTY: Republican Society commander; VFW life resources to combat crime and develop local school board and other county member; Veterans Economic n OCCUPATION: Industry expert crime-fighting strategies. meetings where he can interact with Development Center; Fraternal “Where most of your decisions every- n EDUCATION: Bachelor’s in elected officials and the public. Klyap Order of Elks day … is driven by data. Where are the criminology, Saint Leo College; said that incumbent Sheriff Mike Pren- n WEBSITE: www.klyapforsheriff.com problems? How do we know where master’s in adult education, dergast spends far too much time get- they’re at, and rapidly deploy people and University of South Florida ting personally involved with minor n EMAIL: [email protected] strategies to stop (crime) patterns or drug arrests and photo opportunities. n COMMUNITY: Homosassa Civic Club, trends,” Eakley said. “We don’t need our sheriff playing salaries for rank-and-file deputies. Citrus County chapter of Coastal cop,” he said. n On race relations: Klyap thinks that “This is not self-initiated low level Conservation Association. drug arrests,” Eakley said, citing Sheriff n On CCSO organization: Klyap said the discussion needs to move away from Prendergast’s focus on drug arrests. n WEBSITE: www.eakleyforsheriff.com that if elected most of the qualified and race and instead have the CCSO build a n On the police killing of George Floyd: n EMAIL: mel.eakleyforsheriff@gmail. hardworking senior officers would likely relationship and trust with communities. Eakley said one of the biggest problems com. stay in their positions. But the agency is “We need to get in the communities. the videos showed was three Minnesota top heavy and could better utilize its fi- From where I come from we knew our police officers standing nearby doing n Drug enforcement: Eakley thinks too nancial resources to ensure higher cops,” he said. nothing to stop the incident. much arrest focus is being put on small- If elected, Eakley said he would en- time offenders. OBITUARIES sure deputies are trained to see and un- “We should be going after people sell- derstand law enforcement behavior that ing pounds not packets (of drugs),” Eak- n Email obits@chronicle violates agency policy and call out depu- ley said. online.com or call ties that violate it. Meanwhile, the county and CCSO 352-563-5660 for One way to help address that is by the needs to work more on getting those ad- more information. use of deputy body cameras. Currently, dicted the rehab help they need and the CCSO does not use body cameras. breaking the chain of sellers and buyers, To Place Your Eakley said body cameras help protect he said. AIRE SERV the public and deputies. “We can’t arrest our way out of these , a “In Memory” ad, Neighborly brand “People behave better when they’re on problems,” Eakley said. since 1992 body cameras,” he said. n On mental health: Eakley said that Contact Lori Driver While the cameras can be costly, they one of the current problems between the 564-2931 or email: save money in the long run, Eakley said. CCSO and the people with mental health [email protected] As a result of body cameras and people problems after they are arrested is that Closing time for placing being more aware of their behavior there they are simply put on the street again ad is 4 business days are fewer injuries, he said. When defen- with no resources. • No Hidden Fees dants are shown body camera footage, As sheriff, Eakley said he would work prior to run date. the result is less court time and defen- toward a county comprehensive mental There are advanced • Satisfaction Guarantee deadlines for holidays. dants are moved to settle cases faster. health plan for people who need it and Complaints against deputies by the pub- create a community mental health unit • Fixed Right Promise lic are settled faster too when both sides with medical leadership. review the body camera footage, Eakley n On growth: Eakley said the CCSO • Anytime Service said. needs to anticipate population growth as “Leaders need to own what their peo- the parkway makes its way into Citrus ple are doing,” he said, and not using County. 000XOXN body cameras allows leadership to deny “You have to start planning for this knowledge of wrongdoing. now,” he said. 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Those with nei- 5, will have a meet-and-greet for supervisor of elections: ther provided their email ad- from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday, www.adams4soe@gmail. dresses. We’ll continue to June 25, 2020, at the new com. provide events as well. River City Social, 560 N. Cit- n Maureen Baird, Republi- This is a partial listing of rus Ave. in Crystal River. Res- can for supervisor of elec- candidate websites or Face- ervations are required due to tions: www.electmobaird.com. book pages. If you don’t see a limited capacity per CDC n Mark Garlock, nonparti- particular candidate, he or she guidelines, please email for san for school board District didn’t provide information to an invitation with more details. 2: www.garlock4schools.com. the Chronicle. Also, some Also, the campaign is seeking n George Angeliadis, non- candidates provide biographi- hosts throughout the county partisan incumbent for circuit cal information on the supervi- for Zoom gatherings. For court judge: www.keepjudge sor of elections website: more information, email angeliadis.com. www.votecitrus.com. holly@hollydavisforcitrus. n Jimmie T. Smith, Repub- Send information about com. Also visit the website, lican incumbent for county candidate events to Mike www.hollydavisforcitrus.com. commission District 5: www. Wright, mwright@chronicle n Sandra "Sam" Himmel, votejimmiet.com. online.com. Republican incumbent for su- n Mark Hammer, Republi- n The Citrus County Build- perintendent of schools, has can for county commission ing Alliance (CCBA) will have yard signs for delivery. Call District 3: www.hammerfor its fourth Candidate Stump at Amy at 407-579-0544 or Deb- citrus.com. 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, bie at 352-201-9613 to re- n Edwin Roberts, Republi- July 15, at the CCBA property, ceive one. For campaign can for county commission 1196 S. Lecanto Hwy., Le- information, see @Himmel District 3: robertsnc2004@ canto. 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OpinionCitrus County Chronicle CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE LETTERS to the Editor prepare yourself as a skilled EDITORIAL BOARD Your vote is OPINIONS INVITED employee, someone every Gerry Mulligan...... publisher your voice n Viewpoints depicted in political company would love to hire. cartoons, columns or letters do Mike Arnold editor ...... Unemployment benefits not necessarily represent the Sixty-four years ago, mini- Curt Ebitz...... citizen member originate from a business pro- opinion of the editorial board. mum wage was increased gram that gives terminated or n Groups or individuals are from 75 cents to $1 per hour, a Mac Harris...... citizen member furloughed workers a short invited to express their opinions 33% increase. A few years Rebecca Martin...... citizen member term financial safety net in a letter to the editor. earlier, the unemployment n Persons wishing to address the F o u n d e d Sarah Gatling...... managing editor, copy desk when unemployed. This rate for male teens both white by Albert M. money is pumped back into editorial board, which meets and black was about the Williamson Gwen Bittner...... community editor weekly, should call Mike Arnold the economy as it is spent on at 352-563-5660. same, 8%. Three years later, “You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose.” living expenses. n All letters must be signed and unemployment for white — David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus Historically, Florida’s sys- include a phone number and teens was 13% and 22% for tem was underfunded be- hometown, including letters black teens. Does it make any The opinions expressed in Chronicle editorials cause big business lobbied sent via email. Names and sense at all to be employed at are the opinions of the newspaper’s editorial board. the Republican-dominated hometowns will be printed; a lower wage but unemployed Legislature to keep premiums phone numbers will not be at a higher wage? published or given out. low. During the Great Reces- n We reserve the right to edit Over the next few decades, ROAD SAFETY sion, Obama’s stimulus bill letters for length, libel, fairness school choice programs were propped up the unemploy- and good taste. begun. The education gap ment system, but rather than n Letters must be no longer than began closing, to the delight make changes that would 400 words, and writers will be of African American parents guarantee solvency at times limited to four letters per who saw concrete academic of great unemployment, then month. improvement for their chil- New traffic signal n SEND LETTERS TO: The Editor, Republican Gov. Scott imple- 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd., dren. Sadly, some in Congress mented a program that made Crystal River, FL 34429; fax to have for decades blocked claiming benefits difficult. 352-563-3280; or email to school choice to curry the coming to dangerous The onus of responsibility for [email protected]. favor of teacher unions, a proving unemployment was large voting bloc for their put on the employee, several attacked overseas? Of course party. hurdles had to be overcome, we do, with extreme One of the most successful intersection and a tripwire denied bene- prejudice. school choice programs in the fits if there was not enough in Now on to the major point nation was in predominantly fter months of public the issue had surfaced the trust fund. Because there to this letter, anyone who black Washington, D.C. The discussion, state offi- rather than the merits of the was full employment prior to joined the CSA, especially entire program was inexpli- A cials have agreed issue itself. the pandemic, the inherent these leaders, were traitors to cably halted by former Presi- that the northeast Citrus While commission reaction flaws of the system were the United States. They be- dent Obama. Perhaps wiser County intersection of to the idea was cold, the public opaque to the populace. How- trayed their country and heads will prevail in the CR 491 and SR 200 will be reaction was not. This inter- ever, Scott, DeSantis and the countryman to intentionally future. Legislature knew of the is- upgraded with a section has been a wage war. To kill United sues because of numerous au- traffic signal, an hot button issue in States soldiers just to keep or Joseph P. Ryan dits, but chose to ignore them. protect their states rights to Homosassa expanded right THE ISSUE: the county for Now over 7 million dollars turn lane on CR much of the last own slaves. It’s that simple State officials have been spent to fix the folks, no revisionist history year, with letters News media lacking 491, lighting and approve new rigged system. needed. Lincoln’s biggest mis- crosswalks. traffic signal at to the editor and DeSantis, adopting Trump’s take was not executing these objectivity This is a Soundoffs in the CR 491-SR 200 playbook, blames the victims, traitors when the war ended, After having read Jim accusing them of filing dupli- welcome deci- Chronicle on a but instead he thought not Fogler’s June 7 column a intersection. cate claims and Scott, another sion, and while it regular basis. doing so would be beneficial number of times, I came to Trump ally, denies responsi- will be up to Then, last to the healing of the country. the conclusion if it wasn’t so bility as well. 18 months before OUR OPINION: month, the major- But in true traitourish fash- sad, it would be humorous. It is naive to expect better the project is Persistence ity of the commis- ion, he would never find out He writes to “rally you in of a governor who fires the completed, the pays off. sion agreed that because of southern sympa- support of two essential pil- administrator of the COVID- fact that it has Kinnard should thizer John Wilkes Booth just lars that will allow us to meet 19 dashboard for alleged in- a few days after the war the twin challenges we now been approved ask for the inter- subordination. Data scientist ended. So this is what these face.” One being freedom of and the light will be installed section to be reviewed by the Rebekah Jones attests she men truly were, cowards and the press; he contends free- is good news for county resi- state Department of Trans- was fired when she objected traitors, and a better descrip- dom of the press is under as- dents, many of whom rou- portation through the local to the removal of records tion would be losers. sault. He pleads to us to tinely commute to Marion Metropolitan Planning Orga- showing people had symp- And Trump acts like chang- remember that journalists County and pass through this nization (MPO). toms or positive tests before ing the name of these “win- are not the enemies. intersection. However, following that the cases were announced. ners” would be an insult to If we contend that our cur- The issue first became a discussion, Kinnard said he She has created a new dash- our soldiers. Insult? It would board (Floridacovidaction. rent society is filled with con- discussion item following a was told that unbeknown to be the best thing to honor sol- tention, anger and bitterness, meeting between Commis- commissioners, the state had com) that contains more de- diers if these bases were re- tail concerning trends, show- it is the press which fuels that sion Chair Jeff Kinnard and apparently received citizen named after Americans who fire. ing more COVID-19 cases actually fought for the United the Chronicle editorial inquiry and had begun its Modern journalists attempt than that being reported by States and not a foreign coun- board last fall when Kinnard own internal study coinci- to cloak themselves in the the Department of Health. try which the CSA was. In- was asked if there was con- dent with the county com- mantle of people such as Ed- DeSantis took over for Gov. stead we have bases named sideration of a light at that mission process. Scott, who prior to his elec- after traitors and losers. Just ward R. Murrow and Walter intersection. During the dis- While we don’t know the tion was CEO of a company the names of these places in- Cronkite, even being so dar- cussion of dangers posed by exact process that led to the that committed fraud against sult the very institution of ing as to award themselves the intersection Kinnard decision, we are elated that Medicare and Medicaid. He American soldiers. the Edward R. Murrow Award. agreed to bring the issue to the decision has been was not charged and is Every form of the Conferate the entire commission, and reached, and we applaud now Florida’s Republican flag needs to be destroyed, Edward R. Murrow in- if they agreed, to carry it to Kinnard for having heard of senator. Apparently, like Pres- every statue needs to be torn spired the nation with his condemnation of Sen. Joe Mc- the state. a safety issue and then hav- ident Trump, he is above the down and turned into rubble, law. and their destruction is not Carthy. Name a journalist But when he raised the ing pursued it, even when he with the courage of Edward R issue with the commission, was met with initial opposi- It is one’s civic duty to vote only way overdue but should for those who demonstrate in- Murrow. Walter Cronkite, in tion. This is a victory for have never been to start with. he was met with opposition tegrity and represent one’s his evening newscasts, in- from some fellow commis- common sense and for pub- economic interest rather than Will Land spired the nation with his sioners, some of it appar- lic safety, and we should cel- corrupt politicians that put Crystal River calm voice and professional ently based more on where ebrate it. their interests before yours manner even when following and erode the public trust his conscience, he found it which is at an all time low. Raising minumum necessary to call America to wage not the answer task for the Vietnam War. No need for waste it and burn it up is a Your vote is your voice. Use it waste of money. or someone will fill the vac- To some, increasing the What do we have today in attorneys uum with one that is an minimum wage seems like news media? Murrow and Cronkite? Or Hearst and Pu- (Re the June 9, 2020, front- Alexander a great anathema to yours. the compassionate thing to litzer? The yellow journalism page story, “Barriers go up at do. However, history has help to county of the 1890s and Hearst and food bank,” “Dispute between Sylvia Daple shown that low-skill and I want to have an opinion with Pulitzer are alive and well in landlord and tenant escalates; Crystal River low-experience workers have Doug (Alexander’s) column, the modern news media. discussions continue”): a much tougher time finding June 10, 2020 Destroying symbols jobs. With higher business Truth be told, the media has In regards to the squab- (“Changes needed to en- not seen a hyperbole they do ble between the two costs, employers frequently OUND sure equality,” Page of the past choose outsourcing or mecha- not like. They seem to wish, to nonprofits here in Citrus S A12). What a fine man The era of revisionist his- nization over hiring new attempt, to out sensationalize County, I would be will- OFF Doug is and it’s very for- tory is coming to an end ... fi- workers. Wages not tied to in- each other. All too often the ing to bet big money tunate Citrus County has nally. For way too long in this creased productivity lead to news media picks and that you could present a man like Doug. He country the myths of the “Lost higher prices. That decreases chooses what they wish to re- this problem to a pair of helps this county inside Cause” and the “War of demand for products and ser- port and then fails to report sixth-graders and they what needs to be reported. and out with food. He’s Northern Agression” have vices, thereby further reduc- would be able to resolve A free press is important to CALL also a great person and been perpetuated for genera- ing employment. Some may this problem between tions and now we see what win higher wages but others this democracy, but an honest, a Christian person. I’ve themselves and wouldn’t years of lies and misinforma- lose jobs. objective free press is essen- 563-0579 worked in this county need attorneys. tion come to a head. We have A minimum-wage increase tial to this democracy. With over 35 years, in various Confederate flags being is actually a hidden tax in- the seeming rending of our Fireworks a parts ... and we’re a small com- banned and racist statues crease. Any higher cost to the national fabric, it is import- waste of money munity. Let God do His work. being torn down; we are cor- business results in higher ant that the American citi- (Re the June 10, 2020, front- Limit posting of recting history. Imagine prices to consumers. And no zenry be well-informed. To be where we could have been in well-informed means that our page story, “Crystal River OKs matter how politicians try to political signs this country if these very free press must report to us fireworks show July 4”): I’m call- hide that fact, businesses do intentional racist acts not pay taxes; they collect the unblemished, unbiased, ing Sound Off in reference to The political sign industry in never were allowed to taxes. Consumers pay all the all too often difficult truth. Crystal River. Here they go, Citrus County remains strong with the posting of political begin with. taxes all the time. We do not deserve journalists wasting money by doing the fire- who serve the whims of their signs starting in January, some Backing up for a moment, Another false claim is in- works display. It’s just a waste two very important facts must political leanings and their eight to 11 months before an creasing minimum wage in- of money. They’re burning be stated: the Civil War was creases purchasing power. corporate sponsors. On the election. In my opinion, the money up just to give a half over slavery — just read each No, purchasing power de- contrary, we deserve true hour, 20 minutes or whatever to posting of these political signs states letters of succession, creases because of job loss, journalists who serve three “ooh and ah” and it’s over with. should be limited to 90 days be- very crystal clear — and the decreased hours and higher things: the truth, the Constitu- You’re complaining that you fore a primary or general elec- Confederacy attacked the prices. The young, the poorly tion and the American don’t have enough money now, tion. Secondly, the county Union first — see Fort Sumter educated and working adults people. so why not save that money and should not allow these signs to — clearly the first shots of an with families are hurt the utilize it in a more better way to- be placed on public rights of act of war. Do we not react most. For a good-paying job, Edward Hanlon ward the community? But to way in front of the power poles. when one of our bases are do everything you can to Homosassa

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General elections. further information and to complete the online To meet the new Florida guidelines, appli- application. cants who are bilingual and able to — From staff reports Your Complete Full-Service Glass Company. n NAME: Mike Prendergast PRENDERGAST n AGE: 63 Continued from Page A1 n TOWN: Lecanto n 2019, the agency’s traffic unit had issued POLITICAL PARTY: Republican 21,150, nearly twice the number four n OCCUPATION: Incumbent sheriff years before. n EDUCATION: Bachelor’s with a dual The same was seen for the number of major in political science and traffic citations. sociology, Jacksonville State In 2017, deputies issued 2,904 traffic University; master’s in international citations, a few hundred more than relations, University of Florida; during the previous two years. By 2018, master’s of public administration, the number jumped to 4,574. During Troy University; master’s of strategic 2019, the agency’s traffic unit issued studies, U.S. Army War College 6,966, nearly three times the number four n COMMUNITY: Florida Sheriff’s Youth years before. Ranches; YMCA; Assembly 1547 Did the rise in citations and warnings Knights of Columbus; Knights of have a positive effect on traffic accidents, Columbus Council 6168. injuries and fatalities? It appears so. In 2017, the number if traffic crashes n WEBSITE: www.sheriffprendergast reached 3,100. But by 2018 the number 2020.com fell to 3,018. By 2019, it fell again to 2,950. n EMAIL: team@sheriffprendergast “That doesn’t happen by accident,” 2020.com Prendergast said of safer county roads. n On deputy pay: “Deputy pay is al- of arrests involving large amounts of ways a chronic challenge,” Prendergast drugs is because “the drug dealers are Serving Citrus County since 1978 said. running scared.” But Prendergast said during his first Those arrested who are fueling drug term as sheriff he’s made available to his addiction are precisely the people that employees 12% in merit pay opportuni- county residents want arrested, he said. • Quality Energy-Efficient ties and that almost 80 percent of his em- n On use of deadly force: Prendergast ployees were awarded their maximum said his agency, with both state and fed- Replacement Windows, Doors & merit bonuses. He said he is also working eral accreditation, is far ahead of many to get CCSO a 3.5% pay raise this year. other agencies to ensure force is not Prendergast said he also offers em- used unless necessary. Plate Glass ployees fully paid health insurance and Following the police killing of George substantially subsidized health insur- Floyd in Minneapolis, Prendergast said • Mitered Bay Windows ance benefits for their families. his department reviewed its policy of n On criticism too many deputies are deadly force and to use it only when life leaving under Prendergast’s leadership: is at risk. • Shower & Tub Enclosures Prendergast told the Chronicle that He said that in 2019, his agency re- during his tenure, 70 deputies left his de- sponded to 173,556 calls for emergency partment. Of those, 24 retired and many and non-emergency help. He said that less • Custom Mirrors & Table Tops of the others left for other career oppor- than 1/10 of 1% involved any use of force at tunities and higher pay, During that time, all when making an arrest. He said that Prendergast said, he’s hired 65 new was 1/16 of the national average. We offer expert installations deputies and is interviewing five more. n On community policing: Prendergast n On criticism that his department said that community policing hasn’t been focuses too much on arrests involving done away with but evolved into -residential and commercial small amounts of drugs: Prendergast said intelligence-led policing. Walking a beat voters gave him a mandate that they as police did decades ago just doesn’t wanted illegal drugs and drug sales work well in counties such as Citrus stamped out. where residential developments are 000YIS1 “We’re absolutely not arresting the sprawling and few people are outside. wrong people,” Prendergast said, adding Instead, CCSO deputies and its leader- 352-726-5946 that many of those his deputies arrest ship play an important role and building have multiple drug violations and traf- relationships with organizations such as ficking histories. youth leagues, churches, and other 2319 H IGHWAY 44 W EST • I NVERNESS Prendergast said the reason for a lack county governments.

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NationC itrus& County CWhronicle orld Nation & World BRIEFS Father’s Day from a distance Eclipse Martha Irvine helps,” said Reyes, a managing AP national writer partner of Carlson Management, a company with seven facilities in CHICAGO — Wake Sharp got to California. He said he was driven see his family on Father’s Day -- to build the 128-square-foot enclo- see them, not hug them, not kiss sures after so many residents and them, not even shake hands. family members were distraught Because of the terrible toll when they couldn’t see one taken by the coronavirus on older another. people in nursing homes and “The whole situation just other institutions, the 93-year-old tugged on the heartstrings,” Navy veteran and his loved ones Reyes said, noting that demand had to stay on opposite sides of a for cubicle visits — each resi- plexiglass barrier and talk by dent’s session with family lasting Associated Press phone at the assisted-living home an hour on weekdays and 30 min- The sun forms crescent outside San Francisco where he utes on weekends — has been during solar eclipse in is a resident. strong at the three facilities Kathmandu, Nepal, “It’s better than nothing!” he where they have them. Sunday, June 21, 2020. said. “I really enjoy it.” Throughout Father’s Day on so- Dads at nursing homes across cial media, children posted pho- the country marked Father’s Day tos and messages about the dads WHO reports at a forced distance from their they couldn’t see. families Sunday. Some families “Happy Father’s Day Pa! I hate largest single-day Associated Press relied on video calls; others used that I can’t be there today,” Kelly This handout photo provided by his family shows 93-year-old Wake Sharp, increase in cases social media to send their wishes. Cooper, who lives in Bedford- center behind plexiglass, visiting with three other generations of his The virus has made in-person shire, England, wrote on Insta- GENEVA — The World family for Father’s Day, Sunday, June 21, 2020, in Fairfield, California. This visits with elderly and high-risk gram, alongside photos of her and Health Organization on setup, in which they talk by phone, has enabled the family to visit in family members difficult and her dad, David Cooper, who’s 73 Sunday reported the largest person during the coronavirus pandemic. Sharp’s son Dan Sharp, on the sometimes impossible in recent and considered high risk. He lives single-day increase in coro- right, says, “I don’t know who enjoys it more. My family and I — or dad.” months, though parts of the coun- on his own in London. navirus cases by its count, He paused then added, “Probably dad.” Wake Sharp is a World War II try have begun loosening up. Cooper said her own disabling at more than 183,000 new veteran who worked for years as a vice president for the Montgomery Maryland and Illinois were health problems also have lim- cases in the latest 24 hours. Ward department store chain. The UN health agency among states that allowed out- ited her travel. said Brazil led the way with door visits at nursing homes with with the help of his walker, took a nationwide. As of mid-June, more “As soon as this virus calms the masks and six feet of distance. hell down and it’s safe to visit, 54,771 cases tallied and the seat inside the three-sided box than 45,500 residents and staff Frank Wolff, his wife and their with phone in hand, talking with had died from outbreaks at nurs- then I’ll be there. xxxx Love you U.S. next at 36,617. Over son visited his 91-year-old father to the moon and back Pa xxxx,” 15,400 came in in India. family members on the outside on ing homes and other long-term on a patio outside his Chicago as- one of their phones. care facilities, according to a run- she wrote. Experts said rising case sisted-living home on Father’s “We hug each other through the ning count by The Associated Wolff in Chicago said his own counts can reflect multiple Day. The staff took everyone’s glass,” said Sharp, who hasn’t had Press. That was about 40% of the father was happy to see him but factors including more wide- temperature and followed all a real hug from them in a long total deaths from the scourge at took his mask off and was particu- spread testing as well as other regulations. while. the time. larly frustrated that he couldn’t broader infection. “It was good to see him and get This wasn’t the first time they Nursing homes have been hug his grandson. He is also hard Overall in the pandemic, a feeling for how he’s really visited that way. among the last places to loosen of hearing and so has become a WHO reported 8,708,008 doing,” said Wolff, who hadn’t “I don’t know who enjoys it restrictions. Families and nursing fan of talking on a big screen that cases — 183,020 in the last seen his father, Howard Wolff, more. My family and I — or Dad,” home officials worry about the ef- has been set up so residents can 24 hours — with 461,715 since Illinois shut down in said son Dan Sharp, who lives in fects the isolation is having on make video calls. deaths worldwide, with a mid-March. Novato, California. He paused, residents’ mental health. “Just do the FaceTime,” How- daily increase of 4,743. Sharp got to see his family then added, “Probably Dad.” While video calls have helped, ard Wolff told his son. “It’s More than two-thirds of through a plexiglass cubicle built Rockville Terrace also had a Rockville Terrace’s plexiglass cu- easier.” those new deaths were re- by a staff member for Rockville car parade with families with bicle — which creator Jason So his son said they will con- ported in the Americas. Terrace, the home in Fairfield, signs for Father’s Day and a bar- Reyes jokingly calls the “Sneeze- tinue to do both types of visits. The U.S. has the world’s California, where Sharp lives. becue so the dads could have guard 3000” — is another possible “Yeah, so we can’t hug. But he’s highest number of reported Four generations of the Sharp steaks and burgers. solution. It was introduced in safe,” Frank Wolff said. “All in all, family gathered in a courtyard. The coronavirus has killed an April. it’s the only thing that makes infections, over 2.2 million, The eldest among them, arriving estimated 120,000 people “It’s not back to normal … but it sense.” and the highest death toll, at about 120,000, according to Johns Hopkins. Health offi- cials say robust testing is vital for tracking outbreaks and keeping the virus in check. In Asia, China and South Korea reported new coro- navirus cases Sunday in outbreaks that threatened to set back their recoveries. Chinese authorities re- corded 25 new confirmed cases — 22 in Beijing. In the past week, Beijing tight- ened travel controls by re- quiring anyone who wants to leave the Chinese capital,

a city of 20 million people, to Associated Press show proof they tested neg- The statue of a Confederate soldier and plinth sit on a ative for the virus. flatbed truck at the Old Capitol in Raleigh, N.C., on Sunday, In South Korea, nearly June 21, 2020. 200 infections have been traced to employees at a door-to-door sales company in Seoul, and at least 70 Statues fall, other other infections are tied to a table tennis club there. But South Korean officials are symbols targeted reluctant to enforce stron- ger social distancing to Associated Press looming over a monument, avoid hurting the economy. located in the city’s his- RALEIGH, N.C. — Spec- toric central plaza, memo- One dead, 11 hurt tators in North Carolina’s rializing dozens of the in Minneapolis capital cheered Sunday city’s sons who died fight- morning as work crews ing for the Confederacy shooting finished the job started by during the Civil War. 000YKO8 MINNEAPOLIS — A shoot- protesters Friday night The Rev. Ron Rawls, a ing in a popular Minneapolis and removed a Confeder- pastor at St. Paul’s African nightlife area early Sunday left ate statue from the top of a Methodist Episcopal one man dead and 11 people 75-foot monument. Church, calls the monu- wounded in a chaotic scene Across the country, an ment disrespectful and that sent people ducking into initially peaceful protest wants it removed. The City restaurants and other busi- in Portland, Oregon, Commission is expected to against racial injustice decide whether to heed nesses for cover. turned violent early Sun- that call on Monday. The shooting broke out day: Baton-wielding po- As statues and memori- shortly after midnight in the lice used flash-bang als to the Confederacy city’s trendy Uptown neigh- grenades to disperse dem- have been targeted across borhood, a nightlife hub onstrators throwing bot- the South, prompted by with bars, restaurants and tles, cans and rocks at the death of George Floyd retail including Apple and sheriff ’s deputies near in Minneapolis, protesters Fjallraven stores. downtown’s Justice have also at times targeted Police first said 10 people Center. Founding Fathers who had been shot with “various News outlets reported were slaveholders, includ- severity levels of injuries,” that work crews acting on ing Washington. but revised their total up- the order of Democratic In California, protesters ward in a tweet posted just North Carolina Gov. Roy over the weekend targeted after 3 a.m. The man died Cooper removed the statues and busts of for- statue Sunday morning at the hospital, not at the mer President Ulysses and began taking down the Grant, who commanded scene, they said. None of obelisk on which it stood. the Union Army that de- the other injuries were con- “Monuments to white feated the Confederacy; sidered life-threatening. supremacy don’t belong in Francis Scott Key, who Police said they believe places of allegiance, and wrote “The Star Spangled there was more than one it’s past time that these Banner;” and Spanish shooter, described only as painful memorials be missionary Junipero “individuals on foot.” No one moved in a legal, safe Serra, who is credited was in custody, and police way,” Cooper said in a with bringing Roman Ca- have not said what may press release Saturday. tholicism to the western have prompted the shooting. In St. Augustine, Flor- United States. Grant and All of the injured were adults. ida, the nation’s oldest city, Key were both slave own- — From wire reports a debate over history is ers at points in their lives.

N o t h - i n g b e l o w p i n k The Number: n Baseball/B2 n Sports briefs/B2 62 n Bowling scores/B3 Age of Bernhard Langer, n Lottery, TV/B3 first player over 60 years n Puzzles, TV/B4 old to shoot par or better n Comics/B5 n Citrusport County Chronicle s Classifieds/B6 all four rounds in a PGA n Local Class of 2020 Bernhard n Crosswords/B8 Tour event in 30 years. S ballplayers to get chance Langer Section B - MONDAY, JUNE 22, 2020 to play Senior Night./B2 Talladega race postponed by rain

racing for the win on the final NASCAR event lap at Daytona in February. The changes include the elim- ination of aero ducts at super- with fans gets speedway tracks, a reduction in size of throttle body and requir- ing slip tape to be applied along pushed to today the entire length of the lower rearward facing surfaces of the John Zenor AP sports writer rear bumper cover. Teams headed to Talladega TALLADEGA, Ala. — Thun- without any practical knowl- derstorms Sunday forced edge of their effect. Then there’s NASCAR to postpone the Cup the still-minimal but increased Series race at Talladega Super- fan presence. speedway that was to mark the NASCAR allowed 1,000 mili- return of more fans to the track. tary members to attend last The race, which was pushed weekend’s rain-disrupted race back to 3 p.m. on Monday, is the at Homestead-Miami Speedway. first amid the coronavirus pan- The event was stopped several demic in which NASCAR times for more than three hours opened the gates for up to of total delays. 5,000 fans. Those in the grand- NASCAR has banned the Con- stands were urged to seek shel- federate flag from being dis- ter roughly 30 minutes before played at its events but the scheduled start, leading to a supporters of the symbol still two-plus hour wait. managed to be seen Sunday. Ve- Associated Press The addition of fans and the hicles lined the boulevard out- Fans dot the stands prior to a NASCAR Cup Series race at Talladega Superspeedway in Talladega Ala., ban of Confederate flags weren’t side the speedway waving the Sunday, June 21, 2020. the only changes set to be on dis- flag and a plane flew above the play in the race. track pulling a banner of the NASCAR implemented new Confederate flag that said “De- exactly it plans to stop fans from instances Sunday at Talladega Racing were set to run with an rules in response to Ryan New- fund NASCAR.” displaying the flag on track were inside the facility. all-black paint scheme honoring man’s harrowing accident when NASCAR has not stated how property and none of the Denny Hamlin and Joe Gibbs See NASCAR/Page B3 MLB Webb for the win negotiations drag on Players balk after Manfred email Ronald Blum AP baseball writer

NEW YORK — An email from baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred to union head Tony Clark led to a balk in the drawn-out talks to start the pandemic-delayed season. The executive committee of the players’ association was set to vote and reject Major League Baseball’s latest offer for a 60-game season on Sunday. Players want 70 games and $275 million more than teams are offering. They are worried that if a resurgence of the new coronavirus causes the 2020 season to be cut short, the deal being negotiated would lock in innovations for 2021 and lessen the union’s bargaining power. Manfred wrote that if fewer than the agreed-upon number of games are played this year, the 2021 changes would be voided in a manner that would leave them up for renegotia- tion, people familiar with the email told The Associated Associated Press Press. The people spoke on Webb Simpson lines up a shot on the first green during the final round of the RBC Heritage golf tournament, Sunday, June 21, 2020, condition of anonymity because in Hilton Head Island, S.C. no statements were authorized. Players didn’t take a vote and Simpson celebrates another Father’s Day victory at Harbour Town will consider their next move. Among the items in the pro- posed deal for 2020 and 2021 oug erguson getting confident. It’s amazing to be He shot 66 and tied for third. D F are expanded playoffs, use of standing here right now.” Dylan Frittelli had the low score of a AP golf writer the designated hitter in games Simpson, who won the Phoenix Open tournament filled with them, a 62 that involving National League HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. — in February, moved to No. 5 in the put him in the lead before the final teams and allowing advertise- Webb Simpson celebrated another vic- world. He also moved to the top of the groups even teed off. Justin Thomas had ments on uniforms. The tory on Father’s Day, this time with a FedEx Cup. a 63 and tied him. Both knew it wasn’t 2020-only items include start- tartan jacket instead of a U.S. Open It was a tough runner-up finish for going to hold up, especially after return- ing extra innings with a runner trophy. Ancer, trying to become the fifth straight ing from a storm delay to still conditions on second and a discussion of In a wild sprint to the finish after a winner of the RBC Heritage to capture and even softer conditions. whether to allow tie games three-hour storm delay, Simpson ran off his first PGA Tour victory at Harbour But it led to a carousel of contenders, after a specified total of innings five birdies in a six-hole stretch on the Town. He hit all 18 greens in regulation and even Brooks Koepka got in the mix. plus player re-entry in extra back nine at Harbour Town and closed and tied for the lead with a bold fairway Koepka hit driver on the 331-yard innings. with a 7-under 64 for a one-shot victory metal over the trees to the par-5 15th ninth hole that hit on the slope above Some players would prefer over Abraham Ancer. that set up a two-putt birdie. He also the bunker and settled 3 feet for his there not be a deal and that Simpson won the U.S. Open at Olym- stayed in the game with a birdie on the eagle. He birdied the next two to get Manfred unilaterally order the pic Club in 2012. The U.S. Open has 17th. within one of the lead, but his hopes schedule. Because players have been scheduled to end on Father’s Day Ancer shot 65. ended with a 5-foot birdie putt he insisted on full prorated pay, he every year since 1976, but it was moved There was just no catching Simpson, missed on the par-5 15th. Koepka has threatened a schedule of to September this year because of the whose only birdies were on the par 5s missed a pair of 5-foot par putts on the about 50 games. COVID-19 pandemic. on the front nine until he couldn’t miss. front nine. The proposed deal would The RBC Heritage filled the spot on He rolled in birdie putts from 10 feet He closed with a 65 and finished sev- give Manfred the right to sus- the schedule and Simpson, now a father and 20 feet on the 12th and 13th, two- enth, his best result since the Tour pended or cancel play if “re- of five, became a winner for the second putted for birdie on the 15th and then Championship. strictions on travel throughout time this year with a record score at sealed it with two more birdies from “Six months off — three with the lock the United States are imposed” Harbour Town. 15 feet and 18 feet. down and then three on my knee — so or if he determines after con- He didn’t have much of a choice with Colonial winner Daniel Berger also yeah, it feels like it’s been a really long sulting medical experts and the so many low scores on a soft course with stayed in the mix by chipping in for time since I’ve even felt some juices union that there has been a little wind. He finished at 22-under 262, birdie on the 17th and closing with a 65. flowing,” Koepka said. “It just felt nice change in circumstances pos- breaking by two the tournament record Tyrrell Hatton, whose last tournament ing “an unreasonable health set by Brian Gay in 2009. was his victory in the Arnold Palmer In- to be in contention.” Rory McIlroy closed with a 70 and and safety risk to players or “It was a crazy day,” Simpson said. “I vitational, was leading until a poor tee staff to stage those games, even didn’t get it going until 12 and then the shot led to bogey on the 13th, and bogeys tied for 41st, his second straight result See SIMPSON/Page B2 without fans in attendance.” putts started going in and I started were hard to recover from on this day. See MLB/Page B3 B2 Monday, June 22, 2020 Sports Citrus County (FL) Chronicle PGA Tour RBC Heritage Sunday at Harbour Town Golf Links, Hilton Head, S.C. Purse: $7,100,000; Yardage: 7,099; Par: 71 Second chance at Senior Night Final Round Webb Simpson (500), $1,278,000 65-65-68-64—262 -22 Abraham Ancer (300), $773,900 69-64-65-65—263 -21 Chris one of the things guys al- at a Senor Night game in sanitizer will be available Daniel Berger (163), $418,900 67-69-63-65—264 -20 Bernhardt Jr. ways look forward to. high school they’ll get with at the entrance. No coolers Tyrrell Hatton (163), $418,900 71-64-63-66—264 -20 “Anything like that we us,” Keith Fisher said. are allowed in the dugout, Sergio Garcia (105), $274,238 70-65-65-65—265 -19 Staff writer Joaquin Niemann (105), $274,238 69-68-63-65—265 -19 could put together, we’re There will, however, be so players must bring their Brooks Koepka (90), $239,625 67-66-68-65—266 -18 Thanks to COVID-19, going to try to do. That’s a difference in the format own drinks, and sharing Bryson DeChambeau (73), $186,375 67-64-70-66—267 -17 spring sports athletes what it’s about, giving from a typical prep con- equipment is prohibited. Dylan Frittelli (73), $186,375 65-69-71-62—267 -17 Ryan Palmer (73), $186,375 65-67-66-69—267 -17 never got a chance to cele- them a little bit of some- test. This will be a 9-inning Extra seating will be set up J.T. Poston (73), $186,375 67-69-66-65—267 -17 brate Senior Night. Keith thing they missed out on.” game, rather than seven, around the park in an ef- Justin Thomas (73), $186,375 72-66-66-63—267 -17 Fisher, the public address The Black and Red Se- and there will be continu- fort to space out Michael Thompson (73), $186,375 65-69-66-67—267 -17 announcer for Crystal nior Night will bring to- ous batting so that all spectators. Matthew Fitzpatrick (55), $129,575 66-66-68-68—268 -16 Ian Poulter (55), $129,575 64-69-67-68—268 -16 River High baseball, gether Class of 2020 players 12 players on each team “If we have fans who Justin Rose (55), $129,575 70-67-66-65—268 -16 wanted to change that for from across eight area are assured a few turns at don’t feel well that day, sit Harris English (48), $104,725 67-70-68-64—269 -15 at least a few of them. schools. A total of 24 players the plate. at home and watch it be- Brice Garnett (48), $104,725 65-71-65-68—269 -15 Dustin Johnson (48), $104,725 68-66-67-68—269 -15 On Sunday, June 28, are set to participate, di- The event kicks off at cause we’re going to live Jhonattan Vegas (48), $104,725 70-63-69-67—269 -15 2020, Crimson Baseball, a vided into two teams based 4 p.m. with a pregame cer- stream it,” Keith Fisher Corey Conners (37), $69,225 68-63-69-70—270 -14 Citrus County-based travel on positional and pitching emony mimicking Senior said. Lucas Glover (37), $69,225 69-68-66-67—270 -14 The link for the live Viktor Hovland (37), $69,225 65-71-68-66—270 -14 ball organization helmed needs in order to maintain Night festivities, in which Alex Noren (37), $69,225 69-66-66-69—270 -14 by Fisher and his wife competitive balance. seniors will be escorted on stream will be posted on Doc Redman (37), $69,225 72-66-65-67—270 -14 Keni, will put on Black Among those expected to the field by their par- the Crimson Baseball page Rory Sabbatini (37), $69,225 70-67-68-65—270 -14 and Red Senior Night, to take the field are Jon ents and introduced on Facebook. Erik van Rooyen, $69,225 66-68-66-70—270 -14 Christiaan Bezuidenhout, $48,635 67-69-68-67—271 -13 hosted by Dunnellon Little Baer, Anthony Cairone, individually. “The only thing we want Tyler Duncan (28), $48,635 71-63-68-69—271 -13 League. Mark Crawford, Kamron Admission to the game to take away from this is to Brian Harman (28), $48,635 70-67-69-65—271 -13 “We have a lot of kids Fisher, Alden Hudak, will be $4 (free for those make sure they didn’t miss Sebastián Muñoz (28), $48,635 65-69-69-68—271 -13 Chris Stroud (28), $48,635 68-69-63-71—271 -13 throughout Florida that Jaden Pearson and Tyler under age 5). There will be out,” Keith Fisher said. Tony Finau (20), $36,299 66-68-68-70—272 -12 we coach,” Fisher said. “A Richardson from Crystal food, music and a bounce “We’ve all seen these kids Jim Herman (20), $36,299 68-69-69-66—272 -12 lot of kids we still talk to. River; Jarred Daigle and house. There will also be grow up. We want to make Mark Hubbard (20), $36,299 64-72-68-68—272 -12 They’re missing out on the Mikey Gatto from Citrus; safety measures based on sure they know that we’re Andrew Landry (20), $36,299 68-67-66-71—272 -12 Matthew NeSmith (20), $36,299 66-67-73-66—272 -12 rest of their senior year; and Derrick Batson, Jakob travel ball health guide- proud of everything Carlos Ortiz (20), $36,299 69-67-63-73—272 -12 prom, finishing the rest of Brace, Daniel Saydoff and lines provided in response they’ve done. We want Jon Rahm (20), $36,299 71-67-66-68—272 -12 baseball season and even Jesse Thomas III from to the pandemic. them to know we still care Sepp Straka (20), $36,299 67-71-67-67—272 -12 Jason Dufner (12), $25,205 69-66-70-68—273 -11 Senior Night. To get that Lecanto. Temperature checks will and we want to put this on Adam Hadwin (12), $25,205 72-65-67-69—273 -11 little bit of recognition is “Everything they’d get be performed and hand for them.” Max Homa (12), $25,205 67-69-69-68—273 -11 Matt Kuchar (12), $25,205 70-66-67-70—273 -11 Rory McIlroy (12), $25,205 72-65-66-70—273 -11 Sam Ryder (12), $25,205 69-65-68-71—273 -11 The PGA Tour now The uncertainty stems around Harbour Town was Charl Schwartzel (12), $25,205 71-67-66-69—273 -11 heads to the Connecticut from the first positive test crowded with the start of Joel Dahmen (9), $18,673 68-68-63-75—274 -10 SIMPSON for the Travelers — Nick Watney on Friday Ernie Els (9), $18,673 67-67-72-68—274 -10 Continued from Page B1 summer vacation. Bill Haas (9), $18,673 71-66-68-69—274 -10 Championship, and it’s — along with 11 tests for Those not on the charter Scott Stallings (9), $18,673 70-68-65-71—274 -10 still to be determined who those who had been in Harry Higgs (6), $16,827 69-68-70-68—275 -9 out of the top 30 after will be playing until coro- close contact with Watney. will be tested upon arrival Matt Jones (6), $16,827 69-69-66-71—275 -9 in Connecticut. Any posi- C.T. Pan (6), $16,827 68-68-70-69—275 -9 going seven consecutive navirus tests are released Until the first tournament Brian Stuard (6), $16,827 68-70-70-67—275 -9 events worldwide with no for those on the charter back at Colonial in Fort tive test means a player Vaughn Taylor (6), $16,827 67-69-70-69—275 -9 finish worse than fifth. flight. Worth, Texas, the area must withdraw. Bubba Watson (6), $16,827 69-68-73-65—275 -9 Chesson Hadley (5), $16,117 68-68-68-72—276 -8 Bernhard Langer (5), $16,117 69-67-71-69—276 -8 SPORTS BRIEFS Maverick McNealy (5), $16,117 72-66-66-72—276 -8 Branden Grace (5), $15,833 69-69-67-72—277 -7 Stewart Cink (5), $15,620 68-68-72-70—278 -6 Citrus Springs The club pitches on Tues- you have questions, call Joe California who was drafted Gary Woodland (5), $15,620 69-68-71-70—278 -6 day and Saturday mornings Warburton at 352-489-7537. by the Chargers, has died. Wyndham Clark (4), $15,194 68-66-70-75—279 -5 Horseshoe Club at 9 a.m., at the old Citrus He was 26. Collin Morikawa (4), $15,194 68-69-68-74—279 -5 Former NFL, USC Xander Schauffele (4), $15,194 72-66-75-66—279 -5 June 13 results Springs Community Center Tuerk’s family said he died Matt Wallace (4), $15,194 68-68-66-77—279 -5 Won 3 Games: Steve at the intersection of N. Cit- offensive lineman Saturday while hiking with his Wesley Bryan (3), $14,768 69-68-73-70—280 -4 Christensen, Ed Tauber. rus Springs Blvd. and W. parents on a favorite trail in Jordan Spieth (3), $14,768 66-70-75-69—280 -4 Tuerk dies at 26 Mackenzie Hughes (3), $14,342 66-68-69-78—281 -3 High Series: Steve Chris- Withlacoochee Trail (Route Cleveland National Forest Danny Lee (3), $14,342 68-67-76-70—281 -3 tensen 230. 39). We are always looking LOS ANGELES — Max north of San Diego. No de- Peter Malnati (3), $14,342 71-67-69-74—281 -3 Troy Merritt (3), $14,342 70-68-72-71—281 -3 High Games: Joe Warbur- for new members. Tuerk, an All-America offen- tails were provided. Ryan Armour (3), $13,916 69-68-71-74—282 -2 ton 82. For more information or if sive lineman at Southern — From staff and wire reports Chez Reavie (3), $13,916 68-70-68-76—282 -2 Puzzles Galore! CROSSWORD Fun By The Numbers Like puzzles? Then you’ll love sudoku. 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“That doesn’t sit well with to several provisions. agreed to the start date and 30 training camps for deep all the good ole boys but it Those provisions say that said it should end Sept. 30, or cleaning and disinfecting. NASCAR is what it is.” MLB without MLB’s consent, the earlier using doubleheaders. The Philadelphia Phillies Continued from Page B1 Continued from Page B1 But the Confederate season shall not start until Both sides proposed pitch- announced Friday that flags were still selling at there are no legal restric- ers and catchers report five players had tested the National Civil Rights Ed Sugg’s merchandise MLB’s proposal for tions on playing in front of June 26, followed by position positive for COVID-19. Museum, with the muse- tent across from the track. 60 games includes $1.48 bil- fans at the 30 regular- players two days later, but Twenty-nine of the um’s logo on the hood. “They’re doing very lion in salary plus a $25 mil- season ballparks, no rele- they are running out of time 30 teams now intend to hold Sponsor FedEx won’t be well,” said the Helena, lion postseason players’ vant travel restrictions and to finalize a schedule that training at their regular- displayed on the car. Alabama resident, who pool, while the union’s plan no health or safety risk to would allow players time to season stadiums rather than The flag ban is another has been selling an array includes $1.73 billion in sal- players, staff or spectators meet those dates. spring training sites. Toronto statement for NASCAR. of wares at NASCAR ary and a $50 million pool. to playing in the 30 regular A rise in positive tests may be an exception due to Fan David Radvansky, Absent an agreement, the races for 21 years. “Peo- ballparks. The agreement last week in Florida Canadian federal and On- who started coming to Tal- union would file a grievance ple are disappointed that also says the sides “will dis- caused MLB to close all tario provincial restrictions. ladega in the 1990s when NASCAR has taken that claiming MLB violated the cuss in good faith the eco- his father parked cars at stance. It’s been around provision in the March 26 nomic feasibility of playing races, was among fans ap- for as long as all of us agreement recognizing “that games in the absence of On the AIRWAVES plauding NASCAR’s deci- have been. I don’t think each of the parties shall spectators or at appropri- sion to ban the anybody really connects work in good faith to as soon ate substitute neutral sites.” TODAY’S SPORTS Confederate flags. it to any kind of racism or as is practicable commence, MLB had proposed having AUTO RACING “I don’t think there’s a anything. It’s just a South- play, and complete the fullest the season run from 5 a.m. (FS1) NASCAR Cup Series GEICO 500 (Same-day place for it in NASCAR, ern thing. It’s transpar- 2020 championship season July 19 or 20 through Tape) to be honest with you,” ent. It’s just a heritage and post-season that is eco- Sept. 27, the shortest since SOCCER the 32-year-old said. thing.” nomically feasible,” subject the 1870s, while the union 1:25 p.m. (ESPN) Italian Serie A Lecce vs AC Milan 2:55 p.m. (NBCSPT) Premier League Manchester City FC vs Burnley Bowling SCORES TENNIS 6 a.m. (TENNIS) Adria Tour Round Robin & Final; Ultimate Parkview Lanes 185; Mae Johns 504. 228; Sarah Welzel 650. Avery 559 Tennis Showdown 1: Round Robin (Taped) WEDNESDAY SCRATCH Scratch: Justin Rose 235,642; Men’s Handicap Game: 12 a.m. (TENNIS) Adria Tour Round Robin & Final; Ulti- LEAGUE AND TOURNA- TRIO: Michael Harrison 257; Casey Ramos 196; Hunter Mark Ash 259, Alan Rice 253 mate Tennis Showdown 1: Round Robin (Taped) MENT SCORES FOR THE Mark Smith 247; Jeff Amodie Anderson 562; Megan Allen Men’s Handicap Series: WEEK ENDING JUNE 14: 690; John Saltmarsh 642; 168,444; Carlee Hytovick Mark Ash 705, Nick Montalvo Note: Times and channels are subject to change at the MONDAY SUMMER TRIO: Lisa Pozzi 201,557; Dorine 107,280. discretion of the network. If you are unable to locate a Handicap: Yom Yuelling IV 699 Fugere 182,519. BOWLERS OF THE game on the listed channel, please contact your cable 278,717; Richard Hickey 266; Women’s Scratch Game: WOMEN’S TRIO: Handi- WEEK: Adults: John White- provider. 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