Explicit Texts Surface; Caitlyn ‘Didn’T Know How to Get out of It’

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2017 | YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1874 | $1.50 Lake City Reporter LAKECITYREPORTER.COM >> SUNDAY + PLUS In today’s Reporter: FROSTY Look at all n Big names vie for LSHA post FUN options for new admin n Bitterness follows airport suit Snow Day 1D building, n festivities FEASTING Opinion/4A City manager’s ouster sought set, 1C IN FARGO STORIES BELOW Teen safe, as story takes a dark turn Explicit texts surface; Caitlyn ‘didn’t know how to get out of it’

By CARL MCKINNEY Caitlyn appeared to have left [email protected] the house through her bedroom window, the parents told investi- A school resource officer pre- gators. viously dismissed rumors of a There were footprints lead- sexual relation- ing from the property to nearby ship between Markham 17-year-old Fort MORE Road, White student INSIDE according to Caitlyn Frisina n What lies the warrant. and 27-year-old ahead for Caitlyn’s soccer coach Rodriguez, 3A. mother, Caitlyn Rian Rodriguez, Scarlet the pair at the Frisina, said she and other family center of the five-day nation- members called all of her daugh- wide search that ended Friday in ter’s known friends. upstate New York. One of the contacts, Brason The officer may or may not Caley, sent a message say- have been right at the time, ing Caitlyn “hooked up” with COURTESY SYRACUSE POST-STANDARD but explicit messages found by Rodriguez and he “worked his Caitlyn’s par- way into her ents suggest life,” the war- ABOVE: Rian Rodriguez is such a relation- According to an rant states. taken into custody after a New ship did even- Rodriguez York State Police major crimes tually develop, arrest affidavit, asked Caitlyn investigator spotted him and according to an Caitlyn feared to “leave the Caitlyn Frisina near Syracuse. arrest warrant country with Rodriguez was arrested on for Rodriguez, Rodriguez ‘would him and other a charge of interfering with who faces a mess up her life’ crazy stuff,” the custody of a minor. LEFT: charge of inter- Caley wrote. Scarlet and Ward Frisina reunite fering with the if she ended their Caitlyn with their daughter at the custody of relationship. said she and office of the New York State a child after Rodriguez Police Saturday morning after authorities were “leaving what Scarlet Frisina described found him traveling with the teen the next weekend and she didn’t as a five-day “emotional roller girl near Syracuse, New York. know how to get out of it” and coaster.” The mother said she By the time deputies respond- feared he “would mess up her has many questions for her ed to the Frisina home last life” if she didn’t go, according to daughter, such as why she didn’t Sunday to investigate Caitlyn’s Caley’s account in the warrant. reach out to family to let them disappearance, the family had “She said she was scared and know whether she was safe, already uncovered evidence of a she didn’t know what to do,” but she remained confident the sexual relationship between the Caley said, the warrant states. family is capable of working 17-year-old and Rian, the warrant through any problem. states. TEEN continued on 3A COURTESY MARCY FRISINA Councilman to again Federal airport suit ends, Big names vie for seek Johnson’s ouster but bitterness remains top spot at LSHA

By TAYLOR GAINES Monday night after the By TAYLOR GAINES ing a lawsuit over access By CARL MCKINNEY The hospital authority [email protected] addition of an agenda item [email protected] to the Lake City Gateway [email protected] is done accepting appli- calling for a vote of confi- Airport. cations for the position Lake City Councilman dence by the council. Aircraft mechanic Schretzmann initially Notable names are lin- being vacated by Jack Jake Hill’s crusade against “I want Wendell gone, William Schretzmann will filed the lawsuit in August ing up to replace the Lake Berry, who announced his City Manager Wendell receive a $13,000 settle- Shore Hospital Authority’s Johnson will continue HILL continued on 2A ment from the city follow- SUIT continued on 2A outgoing executive director. LSHA continued on 2A

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Associated Press passed by both chambers, a behind- projection of a $1 trillion, 10-year flood Scripture of the Day closed-doors process that is expected of deeper budget deficits couldn’t dis- "Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ WASHINGTON — Republicans to move swiftly. Trump is aiming to suade GOP senators from rallying hath made us free, and be not entangled again with muscled the largest tax overhaul in sign the tax package into law before behind the bill. the yoke of bondage." — Galatians 5:1 (KJV) 30 years through the Senate early Christmas. “Biggest Tax Bill and Tax “Obviously I’m kind of a dinosaur Saturday, taking a big step toward Cuts in history just passed in the on the fiscal issues,” said Corker, who giving President Donald Trump his Senate,” he tweeted inaccurately. The battled to keep the bill from worsen- Thought for Today first major legislative triumph after overhaul is significant but far from the ing the government’s accumulated months of false starts and frustration largest. $20 trillion in IOUs. As a man changes his own nature, so does the on other fronts. Presiding over The Republican-led House attitude of the world change towards him. We need “Just what the country needs to the Senate, Vice approved a similar bill last month in not wait to see what others do. get growing again,” Senate Majority President Mike Pence what has been a stunningly quick trip — Mahatma Gandhi Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said announced the 51-49 through Congress for complex legis- in an interview after a final burst vote to applause from lation. Democrats derided the hastily of negotiation closed in on a nearly Republicans. Sen. Bob written, scribbles-in -the-margin craft- $1.5 trillion package that impacts the Corker, R-Tenn., was ing of the bill in the final hours Friday Winning Lottery Numbers breadth of American society. the only lawmaker to McConnell night. Pick 3: (Saturday evening) 5-7-9 He shrugged off polls finding scant cross party lines, join- After spending the year’s first Pick 4: (Saturday evening) 9-8-8-7 public enthusiasm for the measure, ing the Democrats in opposition. The nine months futilely trying to repeal Pick 5: (Saturday evening) 7-2-3-0-9 saying the legislation would prove its measure focuses its tax reductions on President Barack Obama’s health care worth. “Big bills are rarely popular,” businesses and higher-earning indi- law, GOP leaders were determined he said. “You remember how unpopu- viduals, gives more modest breaks to to move the measure rapidly before See an error? lar ‘Obamacare’ was when it passed?” others and offers the boldest rewrite opposition Democrats and lobbying The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news Trump on Saturday tweeted of the nation’s tax system since 1986. groups could blow it up. The party items. If you have a concern, question, or suggestion, his thanks to Senate and House Republicans said the package would views passage as crucial to retaining please call the editor. 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“I’m not gonna dignify Mr. Hill with any HILL kind of reaction regarding my status as Continued From 1A City Manager of Lake City,” Johnson said THE WEATHER on Friday. SUN MON TUE WED THU and the people want him gone,” Hill said Hill said after the Nov. 18 meeting that 3 04 05 06 07 Friday. “The citizens want him gone.” he was calling for Johnson’s termination Partly Partly Partly Rain Partly The item will appear under “New because he lied about the fire department cloudy cloudy cloudy showers cloudy Light likely Business” during Monday’s 6 p.m. meeting. being shut down during a Sept. 5 meeting wind Cloudy The other four council members and because he told Hill that Witt would expressed no interest in such a move during initiate a vote of confidence previously. HI 79HI LO LO 54 HI 76 HI LO LO 54 HI 79HI LO LO 58 HI HI72 LO LO 45 HI 59HI LO LO 38 the council’s last meeting on Nov. 18. Johnson told the council on Sept. 5 that “He’s done it several times,” Councilman the Lake City Fire Department would be George Ward said after that meeting, refer- shut down if the council failed to raise the REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Sunday, Dec. 3 Sunday's highs/Sunday night's low ring to previous calls by Hill for Johnson to fire assessment. The Lake City Reporter Valdosta resign. “I don’t think anyone on the council found other options were available to the City Monday Tuesday 72/50 Jacksonville agrees with him.” council that was at least partially opposed 76/56 Cape Canaveral Tallahassee Lake City 79/64/pc 81/67/pc Councilman Eugene Jefferson also said to the increase. 72/54 79/54 Daytona Beach 78/62/pc 79/64/pc he had no intention of following Hill’s Hill had also previously claimed that Gainesville Daytona Beach Fort Myers 84/64/pc 86/66/pc Pensacola 77/54 77/61 Ft. Lauderdale 80/72/pc 82/73/pc lead, while Mayor Stephen Witt and Johnson told him Witt would hold a vote of 70/58 Panama City 72/58 Ocala Gainesville 77/56/pc 80/60/pc Councilwoman Melinda Moses have repeat- confidence and that he would resign if he 79/56 Jacksonville 74/57/pc 78/61/pc edly declined to comment on the issue. didn’t have the full support of the council. Orlando Cape Canaveral Key West 80/74/pc 81/74/pc 81/63 79/61 Lake City 77/56/pc 80/60/pc Johnson said he did not want to comment Witt has refused to comment on that on Monday’s agenda item. claim. Tampa Miami 81/72/pc 81/73/pc Naples 83/66/pc 84/67/pc 81/59 West Palm Beach 77/68 Ocala 79/56/pc 81/60/pc Orlando 81/64/pc 81/64/pc not allowed to discuss the pass warning in 2014 for Ft. Lauderdale Panama City 74/61/pc 76/58/r Ft. Myers 77/68 Pensacola SUIT 81/63 73/64/pc 76/50/ts terms of the settlement “not following airport pro- Naples Tallahassee 75/55/pc 78/58/pc Continued From 1A specifically but was able to tocol for gaining access,” 81/67 Miami Tampa 82°/64/pc 82°/66/pc 79/67 talke about his future plans. according to the lawsuit. Key West Valdosta 73/55/pc 78/58/pc 2016 seeking monetary “I’m not allowed to talk Schretzmann complied 79/72 W. Palm Beach 80/71/pc 81/72/pc damages after being banned about it, which I think kind with that warning but bris- from the airport. of stinks, but it is what it tled when given a second LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX FYI 68.66" Test According to the settle- is,” he said. “I think there’s one a year later at his home An exclusive TEMPERATURES SUN ment, Schretzmann, 50, has been progress, but they’re in Union County. service agreed not to conduct main- just not friendly to business He claimed in the lawsuit High Saturday 80 Sunrise today 7:11 a.m. Low Saturday 54 Sunset today 5:30 p.m. 4 brought to tenance or repairs at the in Lake City. That’s what’s that the second warning Normal high 71 Sunrise tom. 7:12 a.m. ModerateEXTREME: our readers airport on any aircraft he wrong with the system.” was the result of him speak- 10 minutes to burn Normal low 47 Sunset tom. 5:30 p.m. 40 mins to burn by does not own. He refused to go too ing out against the airport Record high 85 in 1982 Today’s “I will continue working much into detail due to the in public. He had alleged at Record low 24 in 1999 MOON ultra-violet The Weather radiation risk Moonrise today 5:57 p.m. in Lake City, just not at the terms of the settlement, but city council meetings that for the area on Channel. PRECIPITATION Moonset today 6:54 a.m. airport,” Schretzmann said said that he wants what’s airport management did not a scale from 0 Saturday 0.00" Moonrise tom. 6:56 p.m. to 10+. on Friday. “There are air- best for the people of Lake consistently apply its rules Month total 0.00" Moonset tom. 8:02 a.m. ports all surrounding Lake City going forward. to all users. Year total 68.66" City that are welcoming to “I want to continue fight- Schretzmann had also Normal month-to-date 0.14" Normal year-to-date 45.07" aircraft maintenance.” ing for what’s good for the emphasized in the lawsuit Dec 10 Dec 18 Dec 26 Jan 1 Forecasts, data and graphics ©2017, The Weather Company, LLC City Manager Wendell city,” Schretzmann said. “In that the ban had kept him Last New First Full Quarter Quarter

Johnson said the settlement other words, what’s good from doing his job. was a win for the city. for the people.” The Federal Aviation “I’m glad we’ve come to The settlement states Administration agreed in WEATHER BY-THE-DAY WEATHER HISTORY SPONSORED BY a settlement,” Johnson said. that if Schretzmann decides 2016, saying the city was 00 7a 1p 7p 1a 6a The city of Yuma, Ariz. normally receives about “Over the time that this law- to work at the airport again, in violation of their grant 90 3.40 inches of rain suit has been underway, our he would have to follow the agreement by not allowing throughout the year. 80 80 80 79 79 80 On this date in 1926, position has just been for same rules and regulations access. The FAA threatened 74 74 the town received 1.10 Mr. Schretzmann to abide as “required by any other to cut off future funding. 70 inches of rain. A week later, the town had 0 58 by the rules. That was our aircraft mechanic who Schretzmann was orig- 54 received a total of 4.43 inches for the month, 50 50 50 50 motive, and our goal was to desires to perform mainte- inally seeking economic 47 44 making it the wettest defend ourselves, and I feel nance or repairs on aircraft damages in the case for lost 40 December on record. like we’ve done that quite at the airport.” The Lake business and having to trav- 0 effectively.” City Police Department first el to Williston Municipal Schretzmann said he is gave Schretzmann a tres- Airport while banned. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2017 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 3A Hurricane season ends, but issues linger

By JIM TURNER assisted-living facilities to have emergency The News Service of Florida generators. Members of the House Select Committee TALLAHASSEE — Thursday was the on Hurricane Response and Preparedness last day of the highly active, deadly and will meet Monday and discuss potential destructive 2017 Atlantic hurricane season, storm-related recommendations for the but Floridians will feel its impact for years. 2018 legislative session, which starts in Politicians are still scrambling to deter- January. Among the possibilities are legis- mine how much of the next state budget will lation about housing, agriculture tax relief, be dedicated to covering losses that may or hardening for emergency-operations cen- may not be paid by the federal government. ters and management of shelters. The massive hit from Hurricane Irma “Obviously, there will be short-term caused direct physical and emotional things that need to be taken care of in impacts in Florida, and ripples continue to the immediate, upcoming session,” com- come ashore as thousands of people flee mittee Chairwoman Jeanette Nunez, Hurricane Maria’s devastation in Puerto R-Miami, said. “And then, as we saw back Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. in (Hurricane) Andrew, or during the ‘04-’05 Lawmakers are also looking at regulatory season, legislatures will deal with this issue changes for nursing homes and debris-re- TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE for years to come.” moval companies, as well as changes deal- Gov. Rick Scott (second from left) tours the Florida Keys after Hurricane Irma hit. Hurricane Hermine in 2016 was Florida’s ing with issues such as evacuation lanes, first direct hit from a hurricane in more shelters and a state fuel reserve. Visit Florida spent $5 million to tell poten- electrocutions and 14 incidents involving than a decade. But Irma, which made land- Gov. Rick Scott, who was a constantly vis- tial tourists that the state quickly reopened blunt-force injuries. Deaths occurred state- fall Sept. 10 in Monroe and Collier counties ible face before and after Irma struck, said after Hurricane Irma, even as scars from wide, with six in the Florida Keys, five in and traveled up the state, was more destruc- this week while in Tampa that he’d like to the September storm remain etched across Duval County and even two in Leon County, tive. boost the availability of propane for genera- agricultural fields and the Florida Keys. which sustained relatively little damage As of Nov. 13, more than 830,000 proper- tors before the 2018 storm season. Meanwhile, 72 deaths in Florida are cur- from Irma compared to other parts of the ty owners across the state had filed claims “You always learn something,” Scott said. rently attributed to the Irma, according to state. for $5.88 billion in insured losses from Irma, “Everybody had generators. This last time reports supplied by county medical exam- The numbers don’t include 14 deaths which was one of four storms — Tropical we started running low on propane. I want iners to the state Division of Emergency of residents of a Broward County nursing Storm Emily, Irma, Hurricane Nate and to make sure that doesn’t happen again. But Management. home — 12 were recently ruled homi- Tropical Storm Philippe — that had a direct everyone did a good job. Highway safety, The fatalities include 14 cases involving cides — that have caused Scott to push for impact on the state during the six-month we kept the fuel going.” carbon monoxide, eight drownings, four new rules requiring nursing homes and hurricane season CCSO waiting for Rodriguez’s extradition to Florida

By CARL MCKINNEY coming days. spokesman Murray Smith. out where Rodriguez was being mostly focus on the details of [email protected] Rodriguez is being charged “Every state is different,” held. the traffic stop that led to find- with interfering with a child’s Smith said. “I don’t even know if it’s a ing Caitlyn and Rodriguez, Smith While the spotlight was custody after New York authori- An FBI agent was present federal facility or New York State said. focused on 17-year-old Caitlyn ties on Friday found him travel- when authorities found Caitlyn Police,” Smith said. The Frisina family will be Frisina being reunited with her ing with Caitlyn, five days after and Rodriguez, but Smith said It wasn’t immediately clear if allowed to speak if they wish, family on Saturday, the Columbia they disappeared together. it wasn’t yet clear to what extent Rodriguez has a lawyer. Smith said. County Sheriff’s Office offered Arrest procedures vary by the federal government was The Columbia County Sheriff’s “We would love to have them information about what her jurisdiction, and it’s not clear how involved. Office is holding a press confer- there, but we understand this 27-year-old traveling partner, soon Rodriguez will be extradited As of Saturday evening, Smith ence at 2 p.m. Monday to debrief has been a very emotional time,” Rian Rodriguez, faces in the to Columbia County, said CCSO said he was still waiting to find the media on the case, but it will Smith said. TEEN Continued From 1A

Caitlyn wiped all the data from her phone and left it behind before she fled. Caitlyn’s father, Ward Frisina, pulled the SIM card from her phone and placed it in her old one, allowing him to recover graphic conversations his daughter had with Rodriguez on a messaging app, according to the warrant. The messages show that Caitlyn made explicit com- ments about Rodriguez’s anatomy, to which he responded favorably, the warrant states. The same day CCSO responded to Caitlyn’s disappearance, one of its COURTESY MARCY FRISINA investigators received a Ward Frisina embraces his daughter Caitlyn Saturday. call from a school resource officer, who said “they han- The investigator Mark Hunter. dled a rumor that Caitlyn matched the plate number Authorities released and Rian was in a relation- and followed the vehicle a Caitlyn back to her parents ship in August just after short distance to a plaza Saturday afternoon. school started and it was near an intersection. Scarlet Frisina spoke to concluded to be a false alle- He pulled the vehicle the Lake City Reporter on gation and the boy recant- over, questioned the occu- Friday night as she packed ed the story,” according to pants and detained them, her bags for New York. the warrant. The “boy” is State Police spokesman Frisina said Hunter unidentified in the warrant. Jack Keller told the Post- called her with an uncon- A New York State Standard. firmed report Friday night Police investigator found Keller said Rodriguez that Caitlyn and Rodriguez Rodriguez and Caitlyn had spent a couple of sum- had been found. shortly after 4 p.m. Friday mer vacations there when Hunter promised the SENIORDAY and took them into cus- he was younger, the news- mother he’d contact her tody. paper reported. again once he could verify IfIf you’reyou’re 5555 && older,older, VeteranVeteran oror New York State Police In a conversation with the information, she said. investigator Todd Grant officers after his arrest, Eight minutes passed Active Military, it’s your day to save! had information that the Rodriguez complimented before he called back to missing pair were possibly the “friendly” people up say the good news had in the area of Central New north, the Post-Standard been confirmed, Frisina TUESDAY, DEC 5 York, the Syracuse Post- reported. said. Standard reported. 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OUR OPINION Look at all options for new admin building e pay careful attention when some government agency starts talking about W spending millions for the benefit of the taxpayers it serves. When that agency wants to borrow as much as $8 million for the effort, we take an even closer look. County government says it’s running out of room for current operations, and that the ever-expanding circuit court system needs more space as well. That has led the county manager and commission to pursue construction of an $8 million office complex, most likely at a county-owned site on Lake Jeffery Road. Discussion has been ongoing for several months, but the talk has all been one-sided. We are glad the proposed site is already owned by the county, which will save some money, but we also think other possible locations and options should Danger of #metoo moment be thoroughly vetted in a public setting. The county’s plan is to vacate the downtown ne of the indelible memories that undermines the credibility of from 10th-grade English is the accuser, ignore it or be accused annex building beside the courthouse. The tax col- OMadame Defarge in “A Tale of victim shaming. lector, property appraiser and county administra- of Two Cities,” sitting by the guillo- And if the conduct happened 10, tion offices would move to the new location. The tine and calmly knitting the names 20, or 40 years ago when it was court system then would take over the building, of the doomed aristocrats into her commonplace, albeit regrettable, it which makes sense with its proximity to the court- patterns. She is a study in contrasts: doesn’t matter: the guillotine must house. icy indifference to the suffering of be fed, and the basket filled with The county would also move the Supervisor of the French Terror’s victims coupled heads. Elections office, Tourist Development Council and with a long simmering rage against Big Sister will not let you ques- Economic Development Department into its new the privileged class that raped her Christine M. Flowers tion the speed with which careers sister, killed her father and brother cﬂ[email protected] are being dismantled. Big Sister digs. These three offices currently pay rent to the and destroyed her family. demands that you walk in lockstep tune of $240,000 annually in the old hospital build- Revenge, they say, is a dish best and acknowledge that the patriarchy ing on U.S. Highway 90 near where Baya Avenue served cold. In the case of Therese has infected every element of soci- begins. Defarge, it was served on ice. And it was abuse, and Garrison Keillor, ety, and so there must be a purging. County officials say they are through with long- was potent. unrepentant about touching the So what if a few innocent people term leasing as an option for office space. We I can’t help but think of Dickens’ bare flesh of a coworker, turns out are sacrificed in the rush for purifi- think that’s smart business, but we also think any angriest female character when to be a Little Louse on the Prairie. cation? As an editor at Teen Vogue commitment of this much taxpayer money must considering what has been hap- And then, there are the ones tweeted, “Sorry, if some innocent be examined closely from multiple angles. pening during this months-long popping Dramamine and waiting to men’s reputations have to take a hit #metoo moment. I’ve already been be noticed. The well-oiled guillotine in the process of undoing the patri- If possible, we would like to see government crushed by an avalanche of out- casts a long shadow these days. archy, that is a price I am absolutely offices stay as close to downtown as possible, rage over my defense of Bill Cosby In an earlier column, I wrote willing to pay.” That was even too especially the ones that experience the most foot (although it also got me an award about a witch hunt. But as the days much for Jake Tapper, who replied traffic, such as the tax collector, property apprais- from Deadspin, and I realize you have passed and I have seen heads “And it’s not a price you would be er and administrative offices. These should like me, you really like me) so I paying, btw. It would be innocent remain downtown, both for convenience to resi- anticipate that what follows will It’s beginning men doing that.” dents and for the future health of the downtown get me into another uncomfortable to look more like a That single exchange points out area. cauldron, But it’s time for a reck- the real danger of Big Sister and oning. scene from Orwell’s the #metoo moment. We can all be The price tag gives us heartburn, too. If govern- ‘1984.’ Big Brother, ment says a project this big will cost $8 million, Every day, another man falls happy about how women are finally victim to the pointed finger. finding their voices and fighting you can easily expect it to eat up $10 million or who ruled the Accusations have been raised totalitarian state of back against harassment, some of more of your money. Key words: YOUR MONEY. against men who admit their bad which is as horrific as actual rape Is there a more cost-effective way to address these behavior, and those who are defiant Oceania and kept its and some of which is as inconse- growing pains while spending less? in the face of the attacks. Kevin people under strict quential as a lingering look at cleav- A new office complex may be necessary for our Spacey, Louis CK, Dustin Hoffman behavioral control age. expanding county government and court system. and some notable others have and surveillance, has But the fact that we are now essentially fallen on their swords willing to look at the ravaged repu- We just want every option explored and every become Big Sister. measure weighed before spending anywhere near and acknowledged “something.” Al tations of the accused as so much that much of the people’s money. Franken has gone even further and social road kill without considering welcomed an investigation into his fall, sliced off neatly by the awak- the consequences of poorly-re- transgressions. ened memories of once sleeping searched, poorly documented accu- Then there are the men who take lionesses, it’s beginning to look sations is as scary as the furies that Lake City Reporter a position like Colonel Travis at the more like a scene from Orwell’s were unleashed during the French Lake City Reporter Alamo: not backing down, pushing “1984.” Big Brother, the character Revolution. Serving Columbia County Since 1874 back, angry that someone changed that ruled the totalitarian state of Last week, I met with a man the rules in the middle of the game. Oceania and kept its people under who’d been falsely accused of sex- TheServing Lake City Columbia Reporter Countyis published Since with 1874 pride John Conyers refuses to say he did strict behavioral control and surveil- ual assault. His life is in ruins. Big for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ The Lake City Reporter is published with pride anything wrong, and his supporters lance, has become Big Sister. Sister doesn’t care, because she has ties by Community Newspapers Inc. imply that it’s a crusade of white She and her fellow travelers have a mission to accomplish. forWe residents believe of strong Columbia newspapers and surrounding build strong coun ‑ women falsely accusing a black man rewritten the rules, and they are Knit one, pearl two. tiescommunities by Community —‑“Newspapers Newspapers get Inc. things done!” (shades of Emmett Till, only this is strict and retroactive. If a woman WeOur believe primary strong goal isnewspapers to publish distinguishedbuild strong and not a 14-year-old boy but an 88-year- claims that she has been harassed, communitiesprofitable community —‑“Newspapers‑ oriented get newspapers. things done!” old “icon.”) Roy Moore admits he the default position is to believe her. n Christine M. Flowers is a lawyer and OurThis primary mission goal will isbe to accomplished publish distinguished through theand dated teenagers but vigorously If you question the story, you are a columnist for the Philadelphia Daily profitableteamwork community of professionals‑ oriented dedicated newspapers. to truth, denies he molested them. Charlie misogynist, even if you are a woman News. Readers may send her email at integrityThis mission and hard will bework. accomplished through the Rose doesn’t “think” what he did yourself. If evidence is presented c [email protected]. teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, integrity and hard work. Todd Wilson, Publisher Robert Bridges, Editor ‘Drain the swamp,’ not whole State Dept. JimTodd Barr, Wilson, Associate Publisher Editor SueRobert Brannon, Bridges, Controller Editor here’s a difference between retirement. Only nine out of 28 many special envoys. Foreign aid taming the bureaucracy and undersecretaries or assistant secre- does need to be more strategic and DinkDink NeSmith,NeSmith, PresidentPresident T decimating it. What President taries of state have been nominated effective. The department’s legend- TomTom Wood, Wood, ChairmanChairman Donald Trump and Secretary Rex or confirmed. Among the dozens arily bad computer systems need an Tillerson are doing to the State of ambassadorships without even a overhaul. And, not to put too fine a Department is the latter, making it nominee are those for vital partners point on it, the department’s tribal far more difficult for the department such as Australia, Egypt, Jordan, bureaucratic culture needs to be to advance U.S. interests around the Saudi Arabia, South Africa, South opened up. LETTERS POLICY world. Korea and Turkey. But neither Tillerson nor Trump Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly written The secretary of state’s plans Asked about the department’s has helped the cause of reform with to reorganize the department may many empty slots, Trump respond- their morale-sapping words and and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 well make sense. But the details ed, “I’m the only one that matters, actions. It will be up to Congress, words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters have been kept from the public as because when it comes to it, that’s which has put forward a more must be signed and include the writer’s name, address well as the rank-and-file, raising what the policy is going to be.” robust budget, to check the worst and telephone number for verification. Writers can unneeded suspicion. Meanwhile, Tillerson’s plans to “redesign” aspects of Tillerson’s plan, much have two letters per month published. Letters and the president has given every his department have resulted in of which would require legislative indication that he doesn’t believe a hiring freeze and rescinded job approval anyway. And it will fall to guest columns are the opinion of the writers and not in a cornerstone of democratic offers, as well as a crude effort to civic and business leaders (not to necessarily that of the Lake City Reporter. governance: the idea that a career encourage middle-ranking officers mention policy wonks, aka the Blob) BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL diplomatic corps can be relied on to out the door by pushing them into to more forcefully articulate, to the 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. discharge its duties regardless of clerical work. Yet he seems puzzled president and the public, the value BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. who’s in office. by reports of poor morale. of robust diplomacy. BY EMAIL: [email protected] High-ranking Foreign Service It’s not that Tillerson doesn’t have officers have been pushed into some good ideas. There are too n Bloomberg View SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2017 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 5A

n To submit your Community Calendar item, stop by the Reporter oce or email Justin COMMUNITY CALENDAR Caudell at [email protected]. Today Branch, 435 NW Hall of Fame the Columbia County Extension angel. The play runs on Fridays, math, fun side of science, bully- Drive (off U.S. Highway 90 just Office, 971 W. Duval St., Lake Saturdays and Sundays through ing and healthy snacks. For more Bingo games past Interstate 75). City. Stop by or call 386-752-5384 Sunday, Dec. 17. Doors open at information, email Gloria Bradley Bingo games are offered every to receive research-based infor- 7:30 p.m. and the play begins at [email protected] or Sunday, Monday and Thursday Wednesday mation from university trained at 8 on Fridays and Saturdays. call 386-365-1686. Registration at 6:45 p.m. at the American volunteers. Sunday matinees are performed forms may be picked up in the Legion Post 57, 2602 SW Main ‘Terrific Twos’ at 2 p.m. and the doors open at CHS guidance office or down- Blvd. in Lake City. There are “Terrific Twos,” a library pro- ‘Preschool Storytime’ 1:30 p.m. Tickets are available loaded off North Florida Center three $250 jackpots each night. gram for toddlers, is offered “Preschool Storytime,” a online at www.highspringsplay of Excellence’s Facebook page. Quarter games are played at on Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. at library program for families house.com. Season ticket holders 3 p.m. Refreshments are available the main branch of the Columbia with preschoolers, is held on are reminded to call 386-454-3525 Snow Day/Christmas parade at reasonable prices. For more County Public Library, 308 NW Thursdays at 11 a.m. at the main to reserve a date to attend. The Thirty tons of man-made snow information, call 386-752-7776. Columbia Ave. in downtown Lake branch of the Columbia County theater is located on Highway will turn Darby Pavilion (828 NE City. For more information about Public Library, at 308 NW 27 South, two blocks south of Lake DeSoto Circle) and down- Monday the library’s children’s programs, Columbia Ave. in downtown Lake the Great Outdoors Restaurant in town Lake City into a winter won- call 386-758-2101. City. For more information about High Springs. derland from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ‘School Age Storytime’ the library’s children’s programs, Snow slides, bounce houses, live “School Age Storytime,” a Lake City Newcomers call 386-758-2101. Dinner and dancing entertainment and food vendors reading program for children, is A friendship luncheon will be Dances are held each Friday will be part of the fun. Children held on Mondays at 3:30 p.m. at held at 11 a.m. at Costa Del Sol, Friday night from 7 to 10 p.m. at The can also visit with Santa from 10 the main branch of the Columbia 2260 W. U.S. Highway 90, Lake Lifestyle Enrichment Center, a.m. to 2 p.m. At 6 p.m., Rotary County Public Library, 308 NW City. Bring a Christmas gift and ‘Baby & Me’ 628 SE Allison Court (behind Club of Lake City will present Columbia Ave. in downtown Lake receive a gift. All are welcome, “Baby & Me,” a library pro- Baya Pharmacy). $7 admission the 2017 Lake City Christmas City. For more information about friends or newcomers. Call Joan gram for parents and babies, is includes pot luck dinner and Parade, themed “Rockin’ Around the library’s children’s programs, Wilson at 386-438-8999 for more held on Fridays at 11 a.m. at music by a professional DJ. All the Christmas Tree.” For more call 386-758-2101. information. the main branch of the Columbia proceeds benefit the center. Call information, call 386-752-3690. County Public Library, 308 NW 386-755-0235 for more informa- Al-Anon meeting Basketball registration Columbia Ave. in downtown Lake tion. Children’s art workshop An Al-Anon group meets at The Boys Club of Columbia City. For more information about Gateway Art Gallery (168 N. First Christian Church (403 W. County is forming their 2018 bas- the library’s children’s programs, Saturday Marion Ave., Lake City) will hold Duval St., Lake City) at 6 p.m. ketball program, which will begin call 386-758-2101. its annual “Jingle, Jangle Craft” on Mondays and 10 a.m. on in January. All boys and girls I-10 Connection workshop for children today and Wednesdays. Newcomers group ages 7 through 14 are eligible to Class reunion North Florida Center of Tuesday, Dec. 12. Children will meets on Mondays at 5 p.m. participate. Fees for the activity The Columbia High School Excellence will host its annual be making Christmas crafts and are $50. Volunteer coaches are classes of 1949-53 will hold a I-10 Connection today. The event the cost per session is $10 per Tuesday also needed for the program. For reunion at 11:30 a.m. at Mason has workshops setup for all student. Session one will be from more information, call 386-752- City Community Center. Out ages ranging from kindergarten 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., session two Seed Lending Library 4184. of town members bring your- through adults. The host site is from 11 a.m. to noon and session The Columbia Seed Lending selves; locals bring a covered Columbia High School. Students three from 2 to 3 p.m. All supplies Library has fall seeds for cool Library book sale dish. Chicken Pilau, drinks, plas- and parents from the counties are included and each class is weather vegetables. With a The Columbia County Public ticware, etc. will be provided. For served by North Florida, Sante Fe limited to 10 children per session. Columbia County Public Library Library West Branch (435 NW more information, call 386-752- and Tallahassee Coalition Centers For more information or to regis- card in good standing, residents Hall of Fame Drive, Lake City) 7544. of Excellence are urged to attend. ter, call 386-752-5229. can request up to five packs of is holding a special holiday book Preregistration is highly encour- seeds each month. The library sale until Dec. 30. Patrons can fill Holiday play aged. The registration fee is $10. is available at the main library a bag with books for $3. For more High Springs Playhouse is cur- A continental breakfast and lunch e hottest branch in downtown Lake City information, call 386-758-1321. rently staging a live radio play will be provided. Check-in will on Tuesdays from 2 to 4 p.m. adaptation of “It’s a Wonderful begin at 8 a.m. and breakfast will news in local The CSLL meets at the Fort Thursday Life.” The play is based on be served until 9 a.m. Examples White Branch from 2 to 4 p.m. Frank Capra’s story of George of workshops that will be present- sports. on Wednesdays, and volunteers ‘Gardening questions?’ Bailey and the struggles he ed include: financial planning, will also be on hand on the first UF/IFAS Master Gardeners goes through, which lead to the mental health awareness, Florida Everyday in your and third Tuesday of each month are available from 9 a.m. to noon incredible Christmas Eve gift he’s Gateway College recruitment Lake City Reporter from 10 a.m. to noon at the West on Tuesdays and Thursdays at given by Clarence, his guardian and college readiness, fun side of

DECEMBER ART CLASSES Below is the December class schedule for the Gateway Art Gallery. All classes are taught by professional, local artists. Unless otherwise noted, each class is $30 for two hours, including supplies. Call for information and scheduling at 386-752-5229. CLASS DATE TIME INSTRUCTOR Jewelry 10:00 AM – Chain Making Dec. 5th Noon Linda Schenavar 1:30 PM – Wood Burning Dec. 6th 3:30 PM Fran Madsea 4:00 PM – Acrylics Dec. 7th 6:00 PM Dottie List 9:30 AM – Watercolor Dec. 11th 11:30 AM Wally Reichert Watercolor 5:30 PM – w/ Pen & Ink Dec. 13th 7:30 PM Jeanne Van Arsdall Intro to Cellphone 10:00 AM – Photography Dec. 16th Noon Herb Ellis 168 N. MARION AVE. • LAKE CITY, FL Next to Ward’s Jewelry in Historic Downtown 386-752-5229 SALES • ART CLASSES • GIFT SHOP

COURTESY Construction/Debris Containers Available FWES kindergartners have perfect attendance Fort White Elementary School students in pre-K/voluntary pre-K kindergarten with perfect attendance for 755-7060 October, shown with FWES Principal Tom Lashley in no particular order: Brantley Amwake, Camden Bailey, 15 yd. • 20 yd. • 30 yd. • 40 yd. Trent Barker, Annabella Brown, Delano Campbell, Connor Cooley, Landon Jackson, Zaryah Johnson, Brooke Delivered to your job site today. Lindsey, Alleigh Lubold, Hannah Merritt, Wyatt Mills, Alexis Proffitt, Caitlin Spence, Kahlani Taylor and Declan Warfel. For photos of more FWES students who recorded perfect attendance, continue to read the Reporter.

PUBLIC NOTICE SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING Year’s only supermoon to brighten the sky tonight CLOSED SESSION THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LAKE CITY, FLORIDA WILL MEET ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2017, AT 5:30 P.M. IN THE By HOWARD COHEN COUNCIL CHAMBERS LOCATED ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF CITY Tribune News Service HALL AT 205 NORTH MARION AVENUE, LAKE CITY, FLORIDA.

The purpose of the meeting is to conduct a closed session with the City’s legal counsel regarding settlement negotiations and/or strategy related to litigation expenses in A bright treat will greet skygazers tonight. the matter of America’s CNG v City of Lake City, pursuant to Section 286.011(8) The first — and final — supermoon of 2017 will Fla. Stat. The closed session is estimated to be 45 minutes in length. Attending the closed session will be the City Council, the City Manager and legal counsel for the begin around 8 p.m. and reach its perigee at 3:45 a.m. City. The entire session will be recorded by a certified court reporter.

Monday. At that point the moon will be 222,135 miles NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to City Code Section 2-32, the City away from Earth — nearly 16,000 miles closer than it Council of the City of Lake City, Florida, has called a special meeting to be held on December 4, 2017, at 5:30 P.M. for the purpose outlined above. usually is during the year, Space.com reported. It won’t be quite as bright as the last supermoon MICHELE GREENE Acting City Clerk Nov. 14, 2016, when the moon was closer to Earth than at any time in nearly 69 years. That kind of full moon CITY COUNCIL MEETING won’t be seen again from Earth until 2034, according THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LAKE CITY, FLORIDA, to NASA. WILL MEET ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2017, AT 6:00 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS LOCATED ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF CITY Still, tonight’s supermoon — a nonscientific term HALL AT 205 NORTH MARION AVENUE, LAKE CITY, FLORIDA. that refers to when a full moon coincides with its per- All interested persons are invited to attend any of the meetings identified above. igee, the point in its orbit when it makes its closest SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: If you require special aid or services for any of the approach to Earth — should appear larger and bright- meetings identified above, as addressed in the American Disabilities Act, please contact the City Manager’s Office at (386) 719-5768. er than usual. JOHN SLEEZER/Tribune News Service MICHELE GREENE The next supermoons are on Jan. 2 and Jan. 31, 2018. This year’s only supermoon will begin around 8 tonight. Acting City Clerk 6A SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2017 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER Take Charge of Your Dental Health Join our membership club with prices starting at just $20 a month. LAKE CITY DENTAL • 844 S Marion Ave, Lake City, FL 32025 386-752-8531 • [email protected] • www.LakeCityDental.com The Florida Quilt Trail expands to state park

From staff reports hand Saturday in Newberry from the 1850s to the mid- to officially welcome the 1940s through three gener- The Florida Quilt newest member of the ations of the Dudley family. Museum, home to The “Quilt Block Trail.” An authentic working farm, Florida Quilt Trail and Lake City, White Springs, the homestead consists of Trenton’s Suwannee Valley Madison, Live Oak, Bell, 18 buildings, including the Quilt Festival, has expanded Branford, High Springs and family farmhouse with orig- The Florida Quilt Trail into other communities are rep- inal furnishings, an 1880s western Alachua County. resented on the Quilt Trail kitchen outbuilding, a gen- Dudley Farm Historic as it winds its way through eral store and post office, State Park, located at Florida. and a functional cane syrup 18730 W. Newberry Road “We are excited for complex. in Newberry, unveiled Alachua County to hang its Saturday celebrated its quilt block during the second quilt block on the Myrtle Dudley’s birthday annual “Cane Day” celebra- Florida Quilt Trail,” Metts by grinding sugar cane and tion on Saturday. The quilt said. “And to incorporate boiling it into cane syrup. block is based on a historic historic patterns with a local Farm tours, domestic crafts, quilt pattern used by the family connection is a tradi- children’s activities, music Dudley family and included tion of the American Quilt and vendors were also fea- in the conserved collection Trail movement, which was tured on the living histo- of historic “Dudley Family started in Adams County, ry day and demonstrators Quilts.” Ohio, in 2001.” showcased Florida’s tradi- The Florida Quilt Listed on the National tions of yesteryear. Trail, created in 2013 by Register of Historic Places, The American Quilt Trail Stephanie Metts, is linked Dudley Farm Historic State Movement is the largest to the American Quilt Trail Park demonstrates the evo- outdoor grassroots arts Movement. Metts was on lution of Florida farming project in the United States.

United Way Homeless Outreach needs winter clothes United Way of Suwannee Valley and assist the most vulnerable individuals Homeless Outreach case managers have experiencing homelessness. The goal is to identified an urgent need for blankets, provide initial survival items such as food hand warmers, gloves, jackets and sleep- and water while providing referrals to local COURTESY ing bags. housing programs. When clients become With the colder temperatures out- housed, the program seeks to provide Niblack Elementary receives ‘Buddy Bench’ side, those without a home need help. donated furniture items. Members of the Columbia High School Student Athlete Leadership Team and Donations will go directly to helping some- Residents are asked to contact the local CHS administrators stand with students from Niblack Elementary after donating one in need. United Way office at 386-752-5604, ext. 114 a Buddy Bench to the school this week. The SALT students donated a Buddy The United Way PATH outreach pro- or 116 or email [email protected] for Bench to Niblack and Five Points Elementary to offer a safe place for elementary gram is grant funded and provides for more information about the PATH pro- students to sit during recess if they’re looking for someone to play with. The homeless outreach in Columbia, Suwanee, gram or to donate items. idea is for other students to see someone on the Buddy Bench and then invite Hamilton and Lafayette counties to identify Staff reports them to play. Buddy Benches are also being donated to Melrose and Eastside Elementary.

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HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL: COLUMBIA AT HAMILTON COUNTY Lady Tigers snag first win Columbia girls get defensive vs. Hamilton County By ERIC JACKSON “We needed that win. We still [email protected] have some things we need to work on, but that was a good win.” JASPER – After suffering two nail-bit- Columbia (1-3) exploded in the fourth ing losses earlier this quarter while Hamilton week, Columbia refused County (0-2) gave up a to be denied against Girls Basketball bevy of fastbreak points. Hamilton County. The Columbia High The Lady Tigers put the Lady Tigers used a suffo- gameout of reach by mak- cating defense and domi- ing the most of their late nated in transition during 57 opportunities at the chari- the non-conference bout ty stripe which sealed the with the Lady Trojans. Hamilton Co. road win. Columbia forward “The girls are starting Quianna Dillard anchored to understand how to the girls squad with 21 30 manage the game,” said points and 22 rebounds. Columbia coach Star guard Renee Clines Anthony Perry. “We got added 19 points as the into a double bonus, but we were still Lady Tigers recorded their first victo- pulling up [jump shots]. We’re in dou- ry of the season, cruising past the Lady ble bonus, we don’t need to pull up. Go Trojans 57-30 Saturday night. ERIC JACKSON/Lake City Reporter “It feels really good,” said Dillard. TIGERS continued on 6B Columbia senior forward Kaniya Pertee prepares to shoot a free throw on Sat.

HIGH SCHOOL DOWN TO THE WIRE ROUNDUP Wrestling Tigers Columbia survives, begin season at opens season with Fleming Island back-to-back wins FROM STAFF REPORTS By ERIC JACKSON n Columbia took the mat [email protected] without top wrestlers in Matt Ross, Chace Curtis and Matt JASPER – Fueled by the roar of a partisan Raulerson but still managed crowd, the Trojans stole the lead from the to place in the top-10. Against Tigers in the final minutes. But the Tigers perennial winners like Camden never faltered, proving resilient down the County and Richmond Hill, the stretch. Columbia regained the lead once Tigers received some quality more late to escape Saturday night. experience. Columbia guard Bobby Fulton, who fin- “For the young team we put ished with a team-high 16 points, scored on out there, we definitely held a critical possession under a minute left to our own,” said Columbia coach secure the Tigers’ 61-56 road win over the Pete Whittington. “It was a Trojans. Marquez Bell added 14 points to good thing to see…They got to keep his team unbeaten on the year. wrestle some really tough com- “It was exactly what we needed,” said petition, saw where they are and Columbia legitimately held their own.” Boys Basketball coach Steve Columbia’s wrestling team Faulkner. returns to the mat when it faces Columbia High “But I was Buchholz Wednesday. kinda proud JV wrestling: Columbia’s of how we Obie Smith took first place in 61 hung tight. the junior varsity portion of the We didn’t play Keystone Invitational. Smith Hamilton Co. very well was followed by teammate Alex at all, but we Anderson who placed second did enough to in his weight class. Columbia’s 56 get a win.” Trevon Patterson and Connor Columbia Motor also took fourth place. boys have n Columbia girls soccer team opened the season with back-to-back wins competed in the 8th annual for the Maclay Invitational this past first time since 2011. The Tigers (2-0) weekend. The Lady Tigers were overcame some mistakes and defeated in all three matchups defensive breakdowns to hand the versus Florida High (1-0), Santa Trojans (2-1) their first loss of the season Fe (2-1) and North Bay (3-1) in inside a packed gymnasium. Tallahassee. Columbia girls are Tony Stockton’s made free throw put back on the field again on the the Trojans ahead with under two minutes road at Leon Monday night. to play. After Bell’s basket on the ensuing n Fort White boys soccer drive, the Tigers forced a key turnover in team suffered a 4-1 defeat to the final minute. Fulton’s transition layup Baker County Friday night. The and a pair of free throws from Darrien Jones Indians retake the field for their was enough to outlast the Trojans during game against Crescent City on the rivalry matchup on the road Saturday. Monday. “We had to do some stuff different,” said n Fort White girls basketball Faulkner. “We had to go small because I THOMAS RICKS/Special to the Reporter team was defeated 43-41 by Columbia point guard Marquez Bell leaps in the air during the rivalry match at Suwannee Friday night. The THRILLER continued on 6B Hamilton County Saturday night. Bell finished with 14 points in the road win. boys fell to Interlachen Nov. 30.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL Bryant, No. 1 Clemson pound Scott Frost returning to Nebraska No. 7 Miami 38-3 for ACC crown after leading Central Florida revival to go back-to-back. 12th-ranked UCF team defeated No. By PETE IACOBELLI Kelly Bryant set a championship By ERIC OLSON 16 Memphis 62-55 in two overtimes Associated Press game record — and surpassed his friend Associated Press in the American Athletic Conference and former teammate Deshaun Watson’s championship game to extend its per- CHARLOTTE, N.C. — No. 1 Clemson LINCOLN, Neb. — Scott Frost, mark of 13 — by completing his first 15 fect record to 12-0. Frost agreed to a emphatically claimed its spot in the the native son who quarterbacked passes and finished with 252 yards pass- seven-year, $35 million contract. College Football Playoff with a 38-3 Nebraska to a share of the national ing and a 27-yard TD pass to Deon Cain Frost’s arrival at Nebraska has been victory over No. 7 Miami in the Atlantic championship 20 years ago, is return- on the way to Clemson’s third straight long anticipated by fans clamoring for Coast Conference championship game ing to the Cornhuskers as coach after ACC crown. the program to return to the so-called Saturday night. orchestrating a stunning two-year turn- Bryant had one of Clemson’s four Nebraska Way, a culture that yielded The Tigers (12-1) came in ranked around at Central Florida. rushing touchdowns and the Tigers unprecedented success from the 1960s atop the CFP and should remain that Athletic director Bill Moos on defense made it stand up against a to 1990s under Hall of Fame coaches way following Sunday’s final poll after Saturday announced the much-an- Hurricanes team that has been spurred Bob Devaney and Tom Osborne. their decisive show left little doubt the ticipated hire a bit later than expect- defending national champs are looking ed, about two hours after Frost’s ACC continued on 2B UCF continued on 4B B2

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Today EASTERN CONFERENCE COLLEGE BASKETBALL Atlantic Division 2 p.m. W L Pct GB ESPN2 — Tulane at North Carolina Boston 20 4 .833 — ESPNU — UCF at Alabama Toronto 14 7 .667 4½ 4 p.m. Philadelphia 12 9 .571 6½ BTN — Northwestern at Purdue New York 11 10 .524 7½ ESPN2 — Seton Hall at Louisville Brooklyn 8 13 .381 10½ 4:30 p.m. Southeast Division FS1 — Nebraska at Michigan St. W L Pct GB 6 p.m. Washington 12 10 .545 — BTN — Rutgers at Minnesota Miami 11 11 .500 1 ESPNU — Tennessee at Georgia Tech Orlando 9 14 .391 3½ 6:30 p.m. Charlotte 8 13 .381 3½ FS1 — Coppin St. at Georgetown Atlanta 4 17 .190 7½ 8 p.m. Central Division BTN — Maryland at Illinois W L Pct GB SEC — Dayton at Mississippi St. Cleveland 15 7 .682 — COLLEGE FOOTBALL Detroit 14 7 .667 ½ Noon Milwaukee 11 9 .550 3 ESPN — College Football Playoff/Bowl Indiana 12 11 .522 3½ selection show Chicago 3 18 .143 11½ COLLEGE SOCCER WESTERN CONFERENCE Noon Southwest Division ESPNU — NCAA Women’s College Cup, W L Pct GB final, Stanford vs. UCLA, at Orlando, Fla. Houston 17 4 .810 — GOLF San Antonio 15 7 .682 2½ 11 a.m. New Orleans 11 11 .500 6½ GOLF — Hero World Challenge, final Memphis 7 14 .333 10 round, at Albany, Bahamas Dallas 5 17 .227 12½ 1 p.m. Northwest Division NBC — Hero World Challenge, final W L Pct GB round, at Albany, Bahamas Portland 13 9 .591 — HOCKEY Denver 12 9 .571 ½ 4 p.m. Minnesota 13 10 .565 ½ NBCSN — Women, Canada at United Utah 12 11 .522 1½ States, at St. Paul, Minn. Oklahoma City 9 12 .429 3½ NBA BASKETBALL Pacific Division 7 p.m. W LP ct GB NBA — San Antonio at Oklahoma City Golden State 17 6 .739 — 9:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers 8 12 .400 7½ NBA — Houston at L.A. Lakers L.A. Lakers 8 13 .381 8 NFL FOOTBALL Phoenix 8 16 .333 9½ 1 p.m. Sacramento 7 15 .318 9½ CBS — Regional coverage FOX — Regional coverage High court betting case pits states 4 p.m. against sports leagues CBS — Regional coverage 4:25 p.m. OCEANPORT, N.J. (AP) — With its spa- FOX — Regional coverage cious bar and banks of TVs tuned to 8:20 p.m. all-sports stations, the lounge at New NBC — Philadelphia at Seattle Jersey’s Monmouth Park Racetrack is a COURTESY PHOTOS RUGBY sports gamblers’ paradise-in-waiting. All 2 p.m. that’s standing in its way: a 25-year-old NBCSN — English Premiership, federal law that bars betting on sports Tiger Power Harlequins vs. Saracens (same-day tape) in most states. SKIING An hour before Thursday night’s Columbia’s Connor Davidson (below) slam an opponent to the mat during the Keystone Invitational. Daniel 5 p.m. Washington-Dallas NFL game, only Mann (middle) performs a grapple move. Zion James (above) makes a move during the season opener. The NBC — FIS World Cup, Men’s Giant about half a dozen people sat at the bar, Tigers finished in 9th place out of 19 teams during the event at Fleming Island. Slalom, at Beaver Creek, Colo. (same- most of them workers at the horse-rac- day tape) ing track or nearby residents. But a case 6:30 p.m. the Supreme Court will take up Monday NBCSN — FIS World Cup, Women’s could change that, packing the bar and Super G, at Lake Louise, Alberta (same- making wagering on sports widely avail- day tape) able nationwide. SOCCER The high court is weighing whether a 8:30 a.m. federal law that prevents states from NBCSN — Premier League, authorizing sports betting is consti- Bournemouth vs. Southampton tutional. New Jersey is leading the 9:30 a.m. challenge against that law, with all four FS1 — Bundesliga, Hertha Berlin vs. major U.S. professional sports leagues Eintracht Frankfurt and the federal government on the 11 a.m. other side. NBCSN — Premier League, Manchester If the Supreme Court strikes down the City vs. West Ham law, giving sports betting the go-ahead, Noon dozens of states could quickly make it FS1 — Bundesliga, Wolfsburg vs. legal. Monmouth Park is gambling on a Borussia Monchengladbach win for New Jersey and has already spent WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL $1 million on its sports lounge, ready Noon to turn it into a sports betting parlor in SEC — Duke at South Carolina short order. British bookmaking compa- 2 p.m. ny William Hill would run the operation. FS1 — Stanford at Baylor “I don’t think it’s unfair to say if there is a SEC — Oklahoma St. at Mississippi St. broad ruling, you could be witnessing a 4 p.m. reshaping of the global gambling indus- ESPN — Jimmy V. Classic, Notre Dame try around that ruling,” said Chris Grove, at UConn managing director of Eilers & Krejcik SEC — Texas at Georgia Gaming, a California-based research firm 8 p.m. that believes 32 states would probably ESPNU — West Virginia at Texas A&M offer sports betting within five years if the Supreme Court makes that possible.

Clemson territory — and that limited protections paid for it as the Tigers for LGBT people. The law ACC relentless offense and was repealed earlier this Continued From 1B dominating defense took year, the ban lifted and the control. contest restored to Bank of on to its turnaround season Clemson: The Tigers America Stadium. by their glitzy, bling-cov- have methodically proven ered “Turnover Chain” themselves at every turn UP NEXT — jewelry worn by any this year when the doubt- Miami will most likely Miami player with a pick or ers were sure they’d falter head to the Orange Bowl in a fumble. with so many (11 new start- the ACC’s usual spot. Instead, it was the Tigers ers) fresh faces after last Clemson should main- who won the turnover year’s national champion- tain the top spot in the battle (3 to 1) and held ship. Once more, Clemson CFP rankings and, with Miami to its fewest points answered the questions the option to choose loca- and yards of the season to and will head to its third tion, will certainly choose spoil the Hurricanes’ first straight College Football the Sugar Bowl in New appearance in the contest Playoff, a likely No. 1 and Orleans over the Rose since the one-time power- favorite to win a second Bowl to ensure it gets a house joined the league in consecutive crown. strong crowd in the stands 2004. for the national semifi- Clemson’s Travis CHARLOTTE RETURN nals. Its opponent will be Etienne opened the scoring The title game came announced Sunday. with a 4-yard touchdown back to Charlotte after a before Bryant’s twisting, year in Orlando, Florida, 11-yard run for a 14-0 due to the ACC’s ban on first-quarter lead. It was awarding championships essentially over after that to North Carolina for a law as the Hurricanes (10-2, No. 7 CFP) have lost two straight after rising to No. 2 in the CFP two weeks ago. Miami fell apart in the third quarter with a pair of Malik Rosier interceptions leading to 10 points for the Tigers. The Hurricanes, who had averaged 440 yards a game this season, finished with 214 yards. The broke the shutout on Michael Badgley’s 29-yard field goal with 3:29 to go. THE TAKEAWAY Miami: The Hurricanes showed they still have some growing to do to catch up with the ACC’s elite program. Miami let early chances get away — a long pass to an open receiv- er overthrown by Rosier, a recovered muffed punt in B3

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OUTDOORS The Next Generation of Hunters By MONTY STEPHENS tree stand on his fam- Special to the Reporter ily’s land. This deer presented a 65 yard orth Florida has shot. Parker was a lot of highly hunting with his dad N skilled hunters. in a tree stand, but From reports I’ve seen noted he was the first on Facebook, 2017 has to spot the buck. His been a huge success gun of choice is a .243 for deer harvest. I caliber. His deer is know of several hunters being processed by his that have already taken Uncle who is report- 3-5 deer. These skillful ed to make the “best hunters know their deer sausage ever.” business. Their inner Parker is the son of strength allows them Karen and Jason Ross. to endure long hours He has a sister and in a tree stand while brother. Parker is a they suffer from an student at Pinemount onslaught of mosquitos Elementary School. and cold temperatures. For advice to new Being an accomplished hunters, “Scent con- hunter is no easy trol is very important” feat. These guys noted Parker. He are tough! Would explained “A good anyone be surprised hunter needs to care- to hear these hunters COURTESY fully spray his clothes are either in Middle with scent control School or Elementary Young outdoorsman Brandon Billingsley and his father pose with his 9-point buck. stuff so the deer can’t School? Maybe not smell you.” That is since this is about the ly land and leased prop- exceptional gobbler on excellent advice. “Next Generation of erty. Branson is in the the opening day with In addition to being Hunters.” Let’s meet a 3rd grade and attends a 20 gauge shotgun. great hunters and few of them. Pinemount Elementary That was his fourth sportsmen, these William “Branson” School. For advice to turkey. A few weeks young men are excel- Billingsley is eight new hunters, Branson ago, Owen passed on lent students. We know years old. He has stressed the need to a 5 pt. buck because there are many more scored on four deer so “remain still and quiet” “he knows he can do great young men and far this year. Branson when hunting so “you better.” His goal for young lady hunters in is the son of Nynah and don’t spook the deer.” this year is a buck North Florida. We Bill Billingsley and has That is great advice and that is a 6 pt. or better. wish all of them the two sisters. His sisters I shall take heed of it. Owen shoots a Savage greatest of success and are also skillful hunt- Owen Hunt is 13 .243. For advice to new hope they continue to ers. Branson shared years old and has hunters, Owen stressed enjoy their time out- he “hunts with a .50 scored on several deer the need to “keep calm doors with family and caliber muzzleloader and turkey during the when making a shot.” friends. during muzzleloader five years he has been Wonderful advice that Please note: We season” but uses a .243 hunting. He is the son I will use myself and would like to hear during the regular gun of Brandy and Dylan good luck on the 6 from other young season. His biggest Hunt. Owen has one point buck. hunters and the young buck this year was an sister and she also is Jason “Parker” Ross lady hunters. Please impressive 9 point. an avid hunter. He is a is eight years old and send me a message Branson stated he student at the lake City took his first buck this on my Facebook page scored on his first deer Middle School. During year. It was a four (https://www.face- when he was five years the past spring turkey point buck that he was book.com/monty.ste- COURTESY old. He hunts on fami- season, he took an able to shoot from a phens.73). Parker Ross with his first deer.

FWC Contracted alligator trappers sought for Duval Co. From staff reports Learn about duck and dove hunting email address. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Applications must be received by Dec. 15. Conservation Commission’s (FWC) To learn more about becoming a con- with FWC’s new guide and webpage Statewide Nuisance Alligator Program is tracted nuisance alligator trapper and to accepting applications for contracted nui- agement area permit for stamp. apply online, visit MyFWC.com/Alligator sance alligator trappers in Duval County. By Tony Young $26.50. The daily bag limit on and click on “Statewide Nuisance Applicants must pass a criminal his- Florida Wildlife Commission Or, you may opt to get ducks is six, but you need Alligator Program.” tory check, have no fish or wildlife law a Lifetime Sportsman’s to know your ducks before For more information, email We have a new Guide violations, and possess a valid, working License. This license allows heading afield because there [email protected]. to Waterfowl Hunting in you to hunt and fish in are different daily limits for Florida publication that Florida for the rest of your each species. For instance, can be found at MyFWC. life, even if you move away. within the six-bird limit com/Duck. It’s a valuable It’s also a great holiday gift there can be only one pintail, tool for beginning water- idea for family members one mottled duck and one fowl hunters, but experi- who appreciate the out- fulvous whistling-duck. enced waterfowlers will doors. Only two of your six-bird appreciate it, too. It lists All licenses and limit can be canvasbacks, public duck hunting areas, permits you need are black ducks, scaup or red- illustrates several decoy available online at heads; and three may be placement setups, gives GoOutdoorsFlorida.com, wood ducks. And you may scouting and hunting tips, External Website at county have no more than four and provides outstanding tax collectors’ offices or scoters, four eiders, four duck identification photos license agents, or by calling long-tailed ducks and four of most every duck you’re 888-HUNT-FLORIDA. mallards (of which only likely to see in Florida. Waterfowl and coot sea- two can be female) in your Also, the Florida Fish son bag. All other species of and Wildlife Conservation The second phase of the ducks can be taken up to Commission’s (FWC) dove waterfowl and coot season the six-bird limit, except hunting webpage received comes in statewide Dec. 9 harlequin ducks. It is pro- a facelift, making the infor- and runs through Jan. 28. hibited to take harlequin mation you need easier to In addition to previously ducks. find. The updated page, mentioned license and The daily limit on coots MyFWC.com/Dove, offers permit requirements, duck is 15, and there’s a five- dove hunting tips and lists hunters also must get a bird limit on mergansers, all FWC-managed dove Florida waterfowl permit only two of which may be fields. ($5) and a federal duck hooded. The new waterfowl guide and revamped dove hunting webpage are available for the second phase of waterfowl and coot season and the third phase of mourning and white- winged dove, which both open in December. Below is a recap of what you need to know to take part in these opportunities. License and permit requirements The first thing you’ll need to participate in these hunting opportunities is a Florida hunting license. Residents pay just $17 for the year. Nonresidents have the choice of paying $46.50 for a 10-day license or $151.50 for 12 months. You also need a no-cost migratory bird permit. And if you plan to hunt one of Florida’s many wildlife management areas, you must purchase a man- B4

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“It is a great honor and privilege to have the opportunity to return to Nebraska and to lead the Husker football program,” Frost said. “I have been fortunate to be at a wonderful school the last two years, but Nebraska is a special place with a storied tradition and a fan base which is second to none. I am truly humbled to be here. The state of Nebraska and the Husker program mean a great deal to me. This is home.” The 42-year-old Frost, who will be introduced at a Sunday news conference, takes over for Mike Riley, who was fired last Saturday. Frost is faced with the task of rebuilding a program that during a 4-8 season had their most losses since 1957, their fewest wins since 1961 and saw opponents score more than 50 points four times. COURTESY Johnny Rodgers, who won the Heisman Trophy for Nebraska in 1972, welcomed the move. “I think it’s a good deal FAU savoring its championship because the whole Husker nation is pretty much behind this,” Rodgers said in a telephone interview moment with coach Lane Kiffin with The Associated Press. “We’ve always wanted cross that bridge when it comes.” weren’t always fun. The Crimson something.” someone with Nebraska By TIM REYNOLDS Kiffin makes just under $1 mil- Tide won a lot — just about every Chun also thinks the spotlight ties as far as coaching was Associated Press lion a year at FAU. In the coach- week — but there was always a Kiffin’s presence has shined on concerned, ever since they BOCA RATON — Lane ing world, that’s a bargain. Jimbo sense that he and Saban were FAU “has changed the university.” let Frank (Solich) go.” Kiffin is leaving Florida Atlantic. Fisher just left Florida State for a never particularly close. It wasn’t In fairness, the university also Frost built an impressive Someday. $75 million, 10-year deal at Texas uncommon to see Saban berating changed for him. The Owls invest- resume as an assistant The Owls aren’t living in fear A&M. Just about every athletic Kiffin on the sidelines, and even ed a ton of money when they coach at Oregon and was that it’s soon. director in the Football Bowl last year as ‘Bama won a third made the hire; Kiffin’s $950,000 is seen by fans as a viable Kiffin figures to have many of Subdivision has deeper pockets consecutive SEC title it seemed to more than Charlie Partridge made candidate after Nebraska the things that athletic directors and a bigger checkbook than some like Kiffin wouldn’t be wel- as head coach, and the salary fired Bo Pelini following and search committees at Florida Chun has to play with at FAU. comed back this season. After he pool for assistants was deepened the 2014 season. But State, Central Florida, Arkansas But even Kiffin will be the first got the FAU job, he did not coach considerably. Kiffin brought a then-athletic director and, yes, even Tennessee would to say that he’s loved his year at the Tide’s national championship strength coach he liked from Shawn Eichorst made a want as they look for home-run FAU. And that has to be worth game. Alabama, which was huge. And surprise hire, bringing in coaching hires right now. He’s something. His father is on his Winning the title Saturday, the Owls even did little things like Riley from Oregon State. still young. He has charisma. He’s staff. His brother is his defensive though, was a moment Kiffin buy a lot more blenders, because The Huskers went 19-19 a top recruiter. He’s learned from coordinator. His kids helped savored. He said all the right Kiffin wanted players to have over his three seasons. some of the game’s best like Nick dump a celebratory water buck- things: He thanked the fans, said more protein shakes. Meanwhile, Frost Saban and Pete Carroll. et on their uncle in the waning it was about his players, and he The result: FAU is a 10-win excelled the last two years And in just one year, he took moments of FAU’s 41-17 victory meant every word. But he’s also team for the first time at the FBS at UCF in his first head Florida Atlantic from 3-9 to 10-3 over North Texas in the C-USA clearly appreciating success more level, and the Owls are getting coaching job. He took over and a Conference USA champion- title game. And when the topic of now than he perhaps would allow more national attention than ever. a Knights team that didn’t ship. the rumor mill and bigger jobs himself to in the past. “You knew right away that he’s win a game in 2015 and “I try not to worry about the comes up, Kiffin just laughs it off. “He’s been very clear to every- a brand to himself and he has a went 6-7 and earned a bowl things I can’t control, just for my “I’m immature and all those body here: He loves Boca, he national following because he’s bid in 2016. own personal sanity,” FAU athletic things, but life’s too short,” Kiffin loves Florida Atlantic, he loves had a long career in the spot- “He’s been able to bring director Pat Chun said. “Our last said. “It’s all right to have fun.” our student-athletes and he knows light,” Chun said. “The attention them together in just a coach left the program better That’s another valid point to we have a dynamite team coming we’ve gotten in the last eight very short time,” Rodgers than he found it, which was good, take into account when thinking back next year,” Chun said. “I weeks are a byproduct of Lane said. “It’s been almost a specifically to the quality of young where Kiffin might be in 2018 or would also argue, I get the sense being Lane, on top of him doing miracle what he’s been able men he recruited here. Lane is 2019 or beyond. he really enjoys coaching this an incredible job as a coach. to do in two years.” building this program to a place FAU has been fun. team. For a guy who’s been at the Because if we weren’t winning, That success has Moos it’s never seen before. If and when His three years at Alabama as highest levels and in the biggest the attention would be very dif- thinking big. the market calls, it calls, and we’ll Saban’s offensive coordinator media markets, it has to mean ferent.” “I am thrilled that Scott is returning to his alma mater to lead the Husker football program,” Moos Florida State secures bowl- Hanifin scores late in OT to said. “I truly believe that we have hired the premier lift Hurricanes past Panthers young coach in the country eligibility with rout of ULM and that exciting times lie By MIKE POTTER to 36 seasons. ahead.” By BOB FERRANTE Associated Press James Blackman completed 14 of 22 Frost’s success has Associated Press happened with a dynamic passes for 197 yards, including a 14-yard RALEIGH, N.C. — After Carolina twice gave up offense he dubbed “UCF- TALLAHASSEE — What distractions? TD pass to D.J. Matthews. Blackman also one-goal leads in a brawl-filled game against Florida, Fast” and averaged a Cam Akers and Jacques Patrick each had a pair of interceptions. the Hurricanes’ last goal gave the Panthers no chance nation-best 48.3 points per ran for 100 yards and two touchdowns Caleb Evans completed 26 of 43 pass- to respond. game entering Saturday’s as FSU won its third straight game to es, including a 6-yard TD pass to RJ Noah Hanifin scored from the right doorstep on a game. secure a bowl bid with a 42-10 win over Turner, for ULM (4-8). Marcus Green pass by Elias Lindholm with 2 seconds left in over- Frost’s father, Larry, ULM on Saturday. had eight receptions for 106 yards. time, giving the Hurricanes a 3-2 victory on Saturday played wingback for It’s the first time this season FSU had But FSU stuffed the Warhawks’ run, night. Devaney from 1967-69. His a pair of 100-yard rushers in the same holding ULM to just 38 yards on 22 car- “It was a great pass by Lindy,” Hanifin said. “I don’t mother, Carol, was the first game and helped overcome the dis- ries. think there was a lot of time left. I hopped over the Nebraska female athlete tractions of the week after coach Jimbo “We actually moved it a little bit in the bench, Lindy found me, and he made a great pass. to compete for the U.S. Fisher bolted for Texas A&M and Odell first half, couldn’t run the ball, but we There was a lot of good execution there.” Olympic team, competing Haggins was named interim coach. moved it a little bit and had a couple of Lindholm and Jeff Skinner scored Carolina’s regula- in the discus in 1968, and Patrick ran for 155 yards and Akers chances,” ULM coach Matt Viator said. tion goals, while Aleksander Barkov had a goal and an she later was the Huskers’ added 117 yards, both with 19 carries, “They did a good job of holding us.” assist and Nick Bjugstad scored a goal for Florida. coach in women’s track. as the Seminoles (6-6) accumulated 305 THE TAKEAWAY “Both teams played very hard and there was a lot of Scott grew up about 100 rushing yards. ULM: The Warhawks had scored 50 passion in that game,” Carolina coach Bill Peters said. miles west of Lincoln in “All of the credit goes to our football or more points four times this season “It makes it fun. There was a lot of skill on both sides. Wood River, where his dad players,” said Haggins, who is in his 24th but were shut out in the first half. ULM They weren’t staged fights for the most part. It was was head football coach season at FSU. “It’s not about me being was held to just 155 first-half yards and just guys competing, and that’s what happens.” and his mom was receivers named the interim football coach. It’s finished with 300 yards (262 passing, 38 Carolina goalie Cam Ward had 37 saves for his coach. He started all four about those kids. They didn’t quit.” rushing). 299th career win — all with the Hurricanes — while of his seasons at Wood Haggins played at FSU from 1986-89 FSU: The Seminoles were desperate James Reimer stopped 44. Carolina bounced back River, was the state high and was an All-American defensive tack- for a win to extend the bowl streak. The after a 5-1 loss to the Rangers on Friday night. school player of the year le as a senior. The 50-year-old Haggins Seminoles led 14-0 at the half and wore “This was huge,” Ward said. “We had a tough night as a senior in 1992 and one was promoted to interim head coach on out ULM on the ground in the second in New York, and we got home late. It was a gutsy of the nation’s most highly Friday. half. FSU racked up a season-high 504 effort, and the energy in the building was outstanding recruited quarterbacks. “When people say he really bleeds gar- offensive yards. tonight.” Frost narrowed his col- net and gold, he really bleeds garnet and FINISH WITH A FLOURISH The teams combined for 36 minutes of fighting and lege choices to Nebraska gold,” safety Derwin James said. “He’s FSU has scored 157 points in its final roughing penalties. and Stanford and shocked always about the team. . He recruited three wins (over Delaware State, Florida “Hopefully we can use that situation to bring us the state when he accepted me in the ninth grade. He’s always been and ULM). The Seminoles scored 163 together a little bit,” Skinner said. “It was physical Bill Walsh’s offer to play there.” points in their first nine games. early, and guys did a good job sticking up for each for the Cardinal. He never Haggins is FSU’s first black head This was also the third straight game other.” gained traction as a quar- football coach, and he picks up his first that FSU surpassed 38 points in a game, Carolina outshot the visitors 18-4 in the first period, terback at Stanford and career win as a college head coach. He something the program hasn’t done courtesy of three minor penalties against Florida. ended up playing safety. was initially surprised when athletics since 2014. The Hurricanes broke through on their third power He returned to Nebraska director Stan Wilcox called to ask him to NO DECISION play, when Lindholm beat Reimer from the left circle and sat out the team’s 1995 take over in the interim. James is considered one of the top-10 on assists from Sebastian Aho and Teuvo Teravainen. national championship “I’m very honored,” Haggins said. prospects in the 2018 NFL draft if he “I didn’t like our start,” Florida coach Bob season due to transfer “Being here for 24 years, I never thought were to leave FSU early. The redshirt Boughner said. “We took too many penalties and then rules. He was the Big 12’s I would be in this situation.” sophomore safety had a team-leading 12 spent too much time in our zone. Reimer was good offensive newcomer of the FSU is now bowl-eligible after picking tackles on Saturday and finished the sea- and gave us a chance to win. It was a heartbreaker year in 1996, and the next up a win over ULM in a game that was son with 84 tackles. He has not made a with 2 seconds to go.” season he led the Huskers postponed from Sept. 9 due to Hurricane decision about his future. The hostilities started when Brock McGinn and to a 13-0 record. Irma. 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to a double-digit lead in the stretch. But it was the THRILLER the second quarter but Tigers who finished. Continued From 1B Hamilton County chipped Columbia now looks TIGERS SQUISH into the deficit minutes ahead to its first district later. The Tigers squan- match as the boys head wasn’t getting a lot of dered their large first-half to Gainesville on Tuesday production out of my big lead entering intermission night. guys. So we went small with just a six-point advan- “We have a lot of stuff THE BULLDOGS and made it work. I told tage Saturday night. to work on Monday,” said my assistants with under Hamilton County took Faulkner. “Gainesville two minutes to go, if we its largest lead of the High School is still can get the lead we’re just night Stockton’s trifecta Gainesville High School. FRIDAY NIGHT going to hold them. If I midway through the third. I think we have a shot. have those five guys on The Tigers and Trojans We match up really well the court at the end of the swapped leads a few more with them but we have to game, I feel pretty good.” times entering the fourth, tighten up the mistakes we Columbia pushed out trading momentum down made [Saturday] night.”

THOMAS RICKS/Special to the Reporter Columbia head coach Steve Faulkner (above) speaks with his team during a tim- eout on Saturday night. Columbia guard Jordan Smith (below) looks to pass.

Columbia’s Tray Miller (above) shoots a three-point over a defender Friday night. Austin Nash (below) dribbles around the key against Suwannee. The Tigers play again this Tuesday at Gainesville.

PHOTOS BY BRENT KUYKENDALL/Special to the Reporter Columbia’s Bobby Fulton (below) unloads from deep during the home opener against Suwannee. Jeremiah Mobley (top left) and Marquez Bell (top right) helped the Tigers open the season with a blowout win over the Bulldogs.

Columbia’s Ma’leak Miller looks for an open teammate against Hamilton County.

Columbia managed to to face district leader fizzle out the comeback. Gainesville this Tuesday TIGERS With help from Kaniya at home. The Lady Continued From 1B Pertee and Jackie Tigers were routed by Queen, along with the Lady Hurricanes inside and get your fouls… Konstance Washington during the season open- [I’m also] impressed with and Bailey Beard, the er. After gaining some the defensive effort and offensive drought didn’t momentum Saturday, free throws. And they last long. The Lady Columbia focuses on its played the whole game.” Tigers regained control longtime rival. The Lady Columbia never trailed of the contest in a hurry. Tigers are looking for in the contest, opening the “It let’s us know as a big upset in the home game with an 11-2 advan- coaches that they’re opener bout. tage. growing up,” said Perry. “In the locker room, Riding a comfortable “Instead of putting it’s serious now,” added 17-point lead at intermis- their heads in the sand, Perry. “[They’re] sion, the Lady Tigers they still fought. And believing that they can continued to wreck havoc some of them had three do this now. We just took defensively in the second fouls so they had to play another step, now it’s half. Hamilton County smart. But that let’s me time to put all the pieces though briefly cut its deficit know that they’re grow- together. Preparing for to single digits, sparking ing up. It’s a process.” Gainesville is the ulti- a short-lived rally midway Columbia girls make mate test… They’re com- through the third quarter. a quick turnaround, set ing to our house.” HolidayHoliday MealsMeals DealsDeals

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Dear Dave, Dear Scot, DAVE SAYS and ask what she thinks this together. On the off people happy. Delicious My wife and I are trying Working to get out of is a reasonable amount chance one of you wants homemade treats and to improve our finances debt can cause stress to spend on gifts and to spend what the other thoughtful, handcrafted by living on a budget and within a relationship. things while you’re trying considers to be too much, gifts can put a smile on following your plan. We’re That stress is sometimes to get out of debt. If you talk about how and why anyone’s face. in the middle of Baby magnified if you’re serious think her suggestion is a you arrived at that figure. Merry Christmas! Step 2, so we’re working about getting out of debt manageable figure, just Then, using your budget as — Dave to pay off everything but during the holidays. I’m give her a hug, tell her a guide, gently and lovingly our house using the debt glad you two are on the you agree, and move on. talk things out. snowball. We only bring same page where your If you’ve been trying to Honestly, I don’t n Dave Ramsey is America’s trust- home about $40,000 a finances are concerned. get out of debt for a while, think you’re going have ed voice on money and business, year combined right now, The fact that you’re you might even propose problems if you’ve already and CEO of Ramsey Solutions. He has authored ve New York Times committed to becoming Dave Ramsey so how should we handle CEO of Ramsey Solutions using last year’s Christmas been working together best-selling books and hosts Christmas budgeting in the debt-free as a couple will budget. to get your finances in “The Dave Ramsey Show” on middle of working our debt go a long way toward The important thing is order. And remember, more than 550 radio stations and snowball? ensuring a merrier Just sit down together, to make sure you listen to you don’t have to spend digital outlets. Visit him online at — Scot Christmas. have a look at your budget, each other, and approach a lot of money to make daveramsey.com. Five ‘gotchas’ to budget for during the holiday season

Courtesy of DaveRamsey.com cash so you can buy it on sale One of the biggest problems the day after Christmas so it’s with Christmas is how it moves waiting for you next year. around on the schedule every Parties — There’s your work year. You never know when it’s party, your wife’s work party, going to be, when it might be your kid’s school party, your coming, and then BOOM! There church party, the neighborhood it is at your front door saying, party. During the holiday season, “Hey, I’m Christmas. Buy stuff!” you probably need a project But, wait a minute … manager just to keep track of all Christmas is on the same day the events. And whether you’re every year! Dec. 25. Who knew? bringing cookies, decorations, Somehow, too many of us are drinks or gifts, you’ll still need to caught off guard year after year plan ahead. by Christmas. You already know Travel — Going to see the you need to save throughout the parents? The in-laws? Maybe year for holiday festivities. But you’re taking a vacation that we all have little things that, no doesn’t involve awkward dinner matter what, sneak up on us. conversations. If you’re traveling Here’s a list of “gotcha” items this holiday season, don’t forget to include in your holiday budget: about gas, snacks, hotels, Stamps — Uncle Billy is checked baggage fees, rental waiting on his Christmas card. cars and anything else you might Unless you plan on driving to need to get around. Toledo to deliver it in person, Food — You can’t possibly you’re going to need a stamp forget to budget for food, can — plus about 30 more for the you? Let’s hope not. But while rest of your family and friends. you might not forget the bread, Even though they’re inexpensive milk and cereal, you also need individually, the cost can add up to think about the seasonal food quickly. you’ll be buying, like egg nog, Wrapping paper — A pair of ham, turkey and fruit cake. velvet slippers in a brown bag It’s time to make a vow. Let’s just doesn’t have the same effect. promise ourselves we won’t wait You can do so much better than until the last minute to take care STOCK PHOTO that! Go the extra foot and buy of the stuff we know is coming. A pair of velvet slippers in a brown bag just doesn’t have the same effect. You can do so much better some nice Christmas wrapping Keep these things in mind while than that! Go the extra foot and buy some nice Christmas wrapping paper. While you’re at it, go ahead paper. While you’re at it, go you’re out shopping this holiday and include some extra cash so you can buy it on sale the day after Christmas so it’s waiting for you ahead and include some extra season! next year.

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(but) in buying into action camera com- (NYSE: DIS) has entered a period (Enter a company’s ticker symbol It’s tempting to think that you 55 years in the business, I not only pany GoPro in mid-2015 at $58 of massive change, but it’s likely per share — and then adding some to come out the other side in better there, and then click on “Analysts” can improve your investment per- have never met anybody who knew formance by jumping in and out of how to do it, I’ve never met any- more shares later in the year at $18, shape than it’s currently in. on the next page.) hoping for a post-holiday gain. Sales have been flat over the past Don’t pay too much attention the market at the best times. Many body who had met anybody who financial pundits even suggest My average cost is $42 per few quarters, and many worry about to those numbers, though. For one knew how to do it.” share, and the stock is now Disney’s long-term health because thing, they’re just guesses, though you do so, as they predict market Market timing also can be trading below $9. Why am of the spread of cord-cutting, where they’re often based on information crashes and booms. But knowing expensive. Getting in and out of I holding? Because it’s so consumers drop cable TV service for and guidance from the company the best time to buy and sell is much investments frequently can leave bad, I don’t even know if it’s worth streaming alternatives. That’s bad itself. Think about that, too — if easier said than done — and plenty you with short-term capital gains salvaging what’s left. I’ll hold for a for Disney’s ESPN, which charges a company reports earnings that of studies have supported that. (if you’re lucky to have avoided while, and if things don’t look any cable networks more than any other exceed the analyst estimates that it For example, the folks at Index losses) that are generally taxed at better, I’ll sell and lick my wounds. channel to carry it — but Disney Fund Advisors noted that in the 20 a higher rate than long-term gains. — J., online has responded with plans to start helped shape, is that really impres- two streaming services, one focused sive? Many companies might just years from 1994 through 2013, the Frequent trading can generate lots The Fool Responds: If a stock S&P 500 index of 500 of Amer- holding is making you hold your on sports, and the other on family, lowball their projections in order to of commission fees, too, from all Marvel, Pixar and “Star Wars” con- ica’s biggest and best companies the buying and selling. nose and you don’t have high look good when posting results. hopes for it, you’re better off sell- tent. Disney has an unequaled trea- The analyst reports that your bro- averaged an annual return of 9.2 Remember that over the very long sure trove of content it can mine. percent, enough to turn a $10,000 term, the S&P 500 has gone up in ing. Yes, you’ll likely lose money, kerage might offer can be far more but remember that falling stocks Much of Disney’s business informative, offering insights into a initial investment into $58,352. But more years than it has gone down. remains strong. Its parks and resorts, any investor who missed the 10 can fall further, so you might be company’s health and competitive You’re likely to see your money avoiding additional losses. Also, for example, could easily set another position as well as the challenges days with the biggest gains would grow simply by being patient — whatever money is left, even if it’s earnings record in fiscal 2018 as facing its industry. Don’t give too see their average return fall to 5.5 perhaps investing regularly in one relatively little, can be redeployed Disney’s Shanghai resort starts kick- ing in significant profits. In 2019, much weight to ratings such as percent and their final total fall or more inexpensive, broad-market into a stock in which you do have to $29,121. If you’re engaging in index funds. a lot of confidence. 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GAINESVILLE — As more than 500 people gathered Nov. 29 at the UF/IFAS Citrus Research and Education Center to cele- brate the facility’s 100-year anniversary, they commemorated many longstanding partnerships between UF/IFAS and citrus growers. They also learned about future solutions that will help produce top-notch fruit and juice. Among the speakers were W. Kent Fuchs, UF president; Jack Payne, UF senior vice president for agriculture and natural resources; and Michael Rogers, director of the UF/IFAS Citrus REC in Lake Alfred. Rogers emphasized the many relationships between UF/IFAS research and extension faculty and the citrus industry, adding that most major discoveries require grower participation. He also thanked the numerous endowments that support the CREC mission. Rogers stressed the importance of new disease-resistant varieties that UF/IFAS researchers are breeding. PHOTOS COURTESY UF/IFAS “New tolerant rootstock/scion At the UF/IFAS Citrus Research and Education Center’s 100th anniversary celebration, Michael Rogers, right, director of the UF/IFAS combinations from UF/IFAS will Citrus REC in Lake Alfred, emphasized the many relationships between UF/IFAS research and extension faculty and the citrus industry, bridge the gap until true citrus adding that most major discoveries require grower participation. He also thanked the numerous endowments that support the CREC greening-resistant varieties are mission. Rogers stressed the importance of new disease-resistant varieties that UF/IFAS researchers are breeding. developed,” he said. “These new varieties offer real hope for the human nutrition, showed how Florida citrus industry.” the Food Safety Modernization Nearly 30 researchers showed rules might apply to citrus grow- growers their latest scientific ers and their operations. work to help ensure growers pro- Megan Dewdney, associate duce top-quality fruit and juice. professor of plant pathology, Growers got a chance to tour a introduced growers to the patho- private grove run by Tropicana, gens that cause the most com- in which UF/IFAS-bred scions mon citrus diseases. Pathogen and rootstocks are tested. detection is the first step toward Other people stopped by the managing plant diseases. lab of Nian Wang, a UF/IFAS Arnold Schumann, a profes- associate professor of microbi- sor of soil and water sciences, ology and cell science, whose showed how the system called gene-editing techniques show Citrus Under Protective Screen promise in leading to disease-tol- (CUPS) is designed to grow erant citrus varieties. high-quality, disease-free fresh Those who wanted to see fruit, while excluding psyllids how bugs infect citrus went to and other pests and diseases. the labs of Lukasz Stelinski and Overall, said Rogers, the future Kirsten Pelz-Stelinski, both asso- for citrus looks bright, thanks to ciate professors of entomology. hard-working researchers and They spoke about how they hope resilient growers. to control the Asian citrus psyllid “The future looks exciting for from transmitting the bacterium citrus as we continue to make that causes greening from infect- new breakthroughs that will ing citrus trees. deliver greening-resistant plants Michelle Danyluk, an associ- in the not-too-distant future,” ate professor of food science and Rogers said. High-tech farming helps improve local district’s water quality

From staff reports create opportunities for produc- ‘There is a tremendous in September, the district has ment and water conservation,” ers to explore new methods and interest in our area for already received fifty-eight appli- Thomas said. “Our mission at the Innovative technologies are embrace cutting-edge technolo- cations for the program totaling district is to provide programs providing farmers and produc- gies at reduced costs.” water quality research more than $2.5 million. Forty- and opportunities for producers ers in the Suwannee River Water The program focuses primarily and water quality six applications were selected for to continue the work they love Management District the oppor- on row crop farming and includes improvement practices the current available funding, and for generations to come, while tunity to try new agricultural tech- a variety of technologies for the in agriculture.’ the district is considering other improving the health of our natu- niques and equipment aimed at applicant to choose from, includ- funding opportunities to fulfill the ral resources.” improving water quality through ing: tissue sampling, soil quali- — Ben Glass, program project remaining projects. The district offers a variety of precision fertilizer and nutrient ty testing, soil nutrient mapping, manager for the Suwannee River “We were shocked at how grant and cost-share programs application. variable rate nutrient and irriga- Water Management District quickly the applications started to aid local governments, munic- Provided by the district in tion application, and aerial imag- coming in,” Glass said. “There is ipalities, farmers, producers and partnership with the Florida ery and fertigation (a process a tremendous interest in our area schools with water conservation, Department of Environmental which applies fertilizer directly to greatest return on water quality for water quality research and water quality, habitat restoration Protection, the Precision each individual plant). while maintaining, if not improv- water quality improvement prac- and flood prevention projects. Agriculture Program offers $2 Due to tight profit margins in ing, crop yields. tices in agriculture.” For more information, visit www. million in new cost-share/grant most agricultural practices, many “Historically, agricultural inter- To receive funding, recipients mysuwanneeriver.com and search funding for area farmers to imple- producers are often limited in ests have sometimes been per- are required to enter a contractu- “Cost Share.” ment cutting-edge technologies their ability to adopt new technol- ceived to compete with environ- al agreement that includes water The mission of the Suwannee that improve water quality. The ogies due to cost. The program mental efforts, said Ben Glass, monitoring and data reporting. River Water Management District program is estimated to reduce allows farmers to experiment, and program project manager for the However, the proof is in the is to protect and manage water 1.3 million pounds of nitrogen ultimately adopt, precision agri- district. “This program allows our production — these practices resources using science-based across more than 50,000 acres cultural practices without bearing producers to move beyond con- have been proven successful to solutions to support natural sys- within the district. the full financial risk. Therefore, ventional agricultural practices to reduce inputs and improve yields tems and the needs of the pub- “Ensuring healthy water quality helping to remove barriers to realize environment benefits to amongst researchers and produc- lic. The district holds true to the is paramount to the longevity of entry. our resources, while maintaining ers in other parts of the country. belief of water for nature, water our springs and natural resourc- District staff worked with pro- and even improving economic “The Suwannee Valley region for people. Headquartered in Live es,” said Hugh Thomas, execu- ducers, researchers and subject drivers.” continues to be on the cutting Oak, the district serves 15 sur- tive director for the district. “We matter experts across the country Since the program’s approval edge for agricultural advance- rounding North Central Florida are taking aggressive action to to identify technologies with the by the district’s governing board ments for water quality improve- counties. The BEST partner to yourvery morning coffee. Call to subscribe today! 386-752-1293 WEEK OF SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3 9, 2017 BUSINESS LAKE CITY REPORTER 5C

Photos by TAYLOR GAINES/Lake City Reporter Bojangles’ Famous Chicken ‘n Biscuits opens in Lake City Sydnie Sandlin takes an order from Mike Thomas as he enjoys his lunch break from Broome Eye Care at the new Bojangles’ location on U.S. Highway 90 in Lake City on Friday. Thomas said he often liked to frequent the Bojangles’ locations in Valdosta and Gainesville and is thrilled to have a local option. RIGHT: Michael Turner (left) and Christopher Owens chow down on fried chicken and biscuits. The restaurant’s grand opening was Thursday and is expected to employ more than 50 full- and part- time team members, according to officials.

Scott looks to replenish job funding

By JIM TURNER The News Service of Florida

JACKSONVILLE — Gov. Rick Scott has yet to dip into the $85 million lawmakers set aside this year to attract new businesses to Florida, but he’s already seeking to replenish the pool of money. Scott told the Enterprise Florida Board of Directors, meeting this week in Jacksonville, of the need to ensure lawmakers main- tain the new “Florida Job Growth Grant Fund,” which has attracted 209 applications from governments and other groups across the state since opening in July. However, Scott and his office haven’t indicat- ed when money could be awarded to the first regional or workforce project. “I have no interest in doing any deals unless we get a very good return on investment,” Scott said. “When I was in business, I had a fiduciary to my employees, to the shareholders. In this, I have an absolute fiduciary to the taxpayers of the state to make sure all those dollars we get a very good return on investment.” Scott’s request to replenish the fund with another $85 million is part of his $87.4 billion budget propos- al for the 2018 legislative session. The various applicants this year have collectively requested $713.4 million to help with projects with an estimated cost of $1.5 billion. The proposals range from $2,580 sought on Oct. 4 by Film Florida — for an industry training event that occurred Oct 21 — to $25 million requested by Pasco County for a $62.1 million Interstate 75 and Overpass Road interchange project. The fund was created during a June special legislative session as a com- promise between Scott and House leaders. The House had earlier sought to elim- inate the business-recruitment agency Enterprise Florida and other programs. After the fund was created, several Democrats derided the money as a “slush fund” that needed more oversight. Enterprise Florida and the state Department of Economic Opportunity are reviewing the proposals. House leaders were heavily focused on ending programs that awarded economic incentives to single companies in return for relo- cating to Florida or expanding in the state. House Speaker Richard Corcoran, R-Land O’ Lakes, repeatedly called such incentives “cor- porate welfare.” 6C LAKE CITY REPORTER BUSINESS WEEK OF SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3 9, 2017 SNOW Continued From 1C delivered around 4:30 a.m. on Snow Day, and the next four hours are spent blowing snow to create 30 tons worth. “If you can envision a big truck that’s a giant snow cone maker, that’s kind of the process,” Decker said. It takes about 150 volunteers to make Snow Day possible. The snow has to be constantly shoveled and maintained, and people have to be stationed at the top and bottom of the snow slides and other activities. “It’s a major undertak- ing,” Decker said. In addition to all the winter fun, Snow Day will include bounce houses, live entertainment by local dance groups and performers, and food vendors, including kettle corn, BBQ, chicken and rice, snow FILE PHOTOS cones, funnel cakes and more. Santa Claus will also Children play in the make an appearance at snow at last year’s Snow Snow Day, and children can Day. In addition to all visit with him from 10 a.m. the winter fun, this to 2 p.m. weekend’s Snow Day will All of these activities include bounce houses, combined with giveaways live entertainment by from Busy Bee B&B are local dance groups and expected to result in a large performers, and food crowd. vendors, including kettle “We always have a huge corn, BBQ, chicken and turnout,” Decker said. rice, snow cones, funnel “What helps the turnout is cakes and more. not only the snow and all the free family fun, but also our title sponsor Busy Bee is giving away over $10,000 in prizes and all you have to do is show up.” There will be giveaways in the form of cash and prizes, and people can register for the giveaways when they enter the event. If cho- sen, the winners must be present in order to receive a prize. For more information on Snow Day, call the chamber at 386-752-3690 or visit www.lakecitychamber.com. Gearing Up for the Christmas Season?

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Contact Editor Robert Bridges 754-0428 [email protected] LIFE Sunday, December 3, 2017 www.lakecityreporter.com Section D Feasting in Fargo TASTE BUDDIES each. Why do people hunt these, clean them and cook them at home when Suwannee Café has got you covered? I know, it’s the thrill of the chase. Sides to choose from are regular salad ($3), Chef Salad ($8), Corn Nuggets ($1.50), fried okra ($1.50), fries, home Genie Norman fries, sweet potato fries, [email protected] baked sweet potato and baked potato ($2.50). Dinner combos include The Suwannee hamburger steak dinner, pork chop dinner ($8.50), River Café offers pork steak dinner, ¼ tasty Southern chicken dinner (white staples. or dark), grilled chicken strips and whole chicken ($12). y now you know Don’t think this is all. my hometown We still have breakfast is Homerville, B to talk about. Of course Georgia, 65 miles north there’s a buffet. It’s $7 of here on U.S. 441. I for adults and $5 for went up yesterday with children. Other breakfast Sandra Foreman and meals include omelets, Kimberlynne to shop at either cheese or west- the Averitt House, which ern, or you can have two was all decked out in eggs, grits, toast and Christmas beauty. On the choice of meat for $4.75. way home we stopped in Meats are bacon, sau- Fargo, Georgia, and had sage or ham. They have lunch at the Suwannee regular toast, cheese River Café. toast, French toast and Some of you know grilled cheese. Three Fargo, a nearby hunting pancakes with a meat and fishing area about choice are $5.50. My an hour north, but you mother would make us may not know about the cheese toast at breakfast café. It’s a quaint wood- and it was so good. Rat en building with bench- cheese on white bread es on an inviting front but it hit the spot. I still porch. Inside we found make it frequently and it to be clean, eclectic sometimes add bacon. and full of memorabilia. You just don’t see this on To name a few, there menus these days. So, were several deer heads thumbs up. hanging about, framed The three of us tried arrowheads, aerial maps, the double burger, the numerous religious items, BLT, the pork chop on dark green lace valences toasted white bread and various-sized tables, with mayo and mustard including one that could and the chicken strip fit up to 12. The Café sandwich with pickles seats 42 people. A group and mayo. They were of men sat at the table all good. Kimberlynne closest to the buffet and enjoyed her burger it seemed like this was a and Sandra’s BLT was regular meeting place for filled with bacon which Photos by GENIE NORMAN/Special to the Reporter them. we liked. My favorite The BLT from the Suwannee River Café costs $3 and comes filled with bacon, lettuce and tomatoes. The potato We checked out the was the chicken strip logs were Genie’s favorite side that she tried while dining at the restaurant in Fargo, Georgia. small buffet of seven sandwich with mayo vegetables, fried steak and pickles. Sandra’s are pontoon boat tours nuggets and fried chick- homemade potato logs but you’ll need to make en but decided to order were my favorite side reservations. There are from the menu cause we and fried okra came several furnished cabins weren’t that hungry. We in second. By the way, available near the swamp ordered several differ- the Café isn’t open on entrance docks and there ent things so we could Sundays and they don’t are camp and tent camp- sample them. Let me say serve alcohol. sites plus RV hookups. up front that this is not a The Suwannee River The word Okefenokee sophisticated menu, just Café is owned by Lorene means “land of the trem- down home. The sand- Odom and it’s been open bling earth.” It lives up wich choices included 20 years. She wasn’t to its name. It attracted fried chicken ($4), pork there that day so I spoke Hollywood for filming chop sandwich ($3.95), with her daughter, Betty sites for several mov- BLT ($3), hot dog ($2) Nelson. Betty works at ies including “Swamp with slaw ($2.75), bacon the Okefenokee Swamp Water,” “Untamed Fury,” sandwich ($3), fish sand- National Wildlife Refuge “Lure of the Wilderness” wich ($3.75) and then the 17 miles from Fargo. She and “Kermit’s Swamp burgers ($4.50) add fries was there on her lunch Years.” It is an inter- and a drink ($7.75), add so I appreciate her letting esting place to visit and bacon ($.75) and cheese me ask questions. She at our back door. I urge ($.75). Can’t beat these said that there were a lot you to check it out. Also, prices. of deer hunters, locals check out the Suwannee Country Combos are and swamp guests who River Eco Lodge in served with fries, roll and kept them busy. Regulars Fargo if you have a fam- a large drink. Choices even drive over from ily reunion, wedding, include: chicken strip Sanderson, Macclenny business meeting or dinner ($7.50), gizzard and other nearby towns. class reunion coming up. or chicken liver dinner She added a nice touch to It has a conference/party ($7.50), beef liver dinner our visit. area for 100 seats, a full ($8), catfish fillet dinner If you haven’t visited commercial kitchen, 10 ($8) and ham steak din- the Okefenokee Swamp cottages, catfish pond, ner ($8.50). On Friday Park and you live this nine-hole golf course nights the $11 special is close to it, I hope you’ll nearby and it’s operated AUCE catfish and mullet put it on your to do list by the Stephen Foster served with grits, cole for next year. Travelers State Park. I visited Eco slaw, hushpuppies and a from all over the world right before it opened large drink. visit there. It is one of with former Mayor The Saturday night Georgia’s seven nation- Patricia Oettmeier and special is quail served al wonders. You’ll find was really impressed with baked beans, baked abundant wildlife with with the facility. You potato or fries, rolls and alligators, turtles, rac- might want to check that drink. If you order three coons, black bear, deer, out too. An affordable, quail it’ll be ($13), two ibis, herons, wood stork, close get away spot and quail are ($10.50) and red cockaded woodpeck- all in our little corner of The pork chop sandwich and fried okra are just a few of the many down-home extra quail will be $3.00 ers and more. There the world. dishes available at the Suwannee River Café in Fargo. D2

2D SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2017 LIFE LAKE CITY REPORTER SUNDAY EVENING DECEMBER 3, 2017 Comcast Dish DirecTV 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 3-ABC 3 - - TV20 News ABC World News America’s Funniest Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos (N) Shark Tank (N) Å (DVS) Shark Tank Å (DVS) News at 11 Person of Interest 4-IND 4 4 4 News4JAX at 6PM Opioid Nation: An American Epidemic Inside Edition Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory News Sports Zone News4JAX Sports Zone 5-PBS 5 - - (:15) Africa’s Great Civilizations (Time Approximate) Å The Big Band Years (My Music) Big Band hits. Å Great Performances Tribute to producer David Foster. 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Å Bones Å TVLAND 17 106 304 Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba “Switch” Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond King of Queens King of Queens OWN 18 189 279 227 Å 227 Å 227 “Pillow Talk” 227 Å 227 Å 227 “Got a Job” 227 Å 227 Å 227 Å 227 Å Home Made Simple Å A&E 19 118 265 ›› “Walking Tall” (2004, Action) The Rock, Johnny Knoxville. Å ››› “300” (2006) Gerard Butler. Badly outnumbered Spartan warriors battle the Persian army. Å Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol HALL 20 185 312 “With Love, Christmas” (2017, Romance) Emilie Ullerup, Aaron O’Connell. Å “Christmas at Holly Lodge” (2017, Drama) Alison Sweeney. Premiere. Å “The Christmas Train” (2017) Dermot Mulroney, Kimberly Williams-Paisley. Å FX 22 136 248 ›› “Christmas With the Kranks” (2004) Tim Allen, Jamie Lee Curtis. Å ›› “The Santa Clause 2” (2002, Children’s) Tim Allen, Elizabeth Mitchell. Å ›› “The Santa Clause 2” (2002, Children’s) Tim Allen, Elizabeth Mitchell. Å CNN 24 200 202 CNN Newsroom With Ana Cabrera (N) CNN Newsroom With Ana Cabrera (N) CNN Newsroom With Ana Cabrera Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown TNT 25 138 245 (5:15) ››‡ “Insurgent” (2015) Shailene Woodley. ››› “The Blind Side” (2009, Drama) Sandra Bullock, Tim McGraw, Quinton Aaron. Å (DVS) Good Behavior “Stay Beautiful” (N) Good Behavior “Stay Beautiful” NIK 26 170 299 (5:30) “Tiny Christmas” (2017) Å Lip Sync Battle School of Rock (N) Full House Å Full House Å Full House Å Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Full House Å Friends Å Friends Å SPIKE 28 168 241 (4:00) Rush Hour ››‡ “The Longest Yard” (2005) Adam Sandler, Chris Rock. Prisoners train for a football game against the guards. Å ››› “Rush Hour” (1998) Jackie Chan. Mismatched police partners seek a kidnapped girl. Å MY-TV 29 32 - The Love Boat Å Touched by an Angel “Dear God” Columbo A magician is beheaded during rehearsal. 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FAMILY FEATURES “The holidays are a celebratory time when loved ones can come ift-giving season is a time that’s special for many families and together and show how much they appreciate having each other in their friends, and it’s the perfect opportunity to show the loved ones in lives,” said Cassandra Jones, senior vice president of Macy’s Fashion. “I your life just how much you appreciate them. truly believe that the perfect gift can bring people together. To enhance G that experience for our customers, we’ve created an unparalleled assort- However, it isn’t always easy to pick out the perfect present, especially with so many options available. When you’re stuck in a gifting rut, ment of gift-giving items, from tech to beauty, so that each present is the turn to the professionals, like those at Macy’s, to help you choose just perfect one.” the right gifts for everyone on your list. Find more gift ideas for the holiday season at macys.com/gifts.

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For the Kitchen For the Home Gourmet gift baskets from Di Bruno Bros. are sure to make an The natural interior decorator on your list likely loves the For Entertaining impression for home chefs who might need a little inspiration. unique touch of comforting pillows throughout living rooms Searching for a gift for the natural entertainer in your life can be difficult Choose a curated basket filled with a wide variety of specialty and dens. Let him or her cuddle up to the cozy style of this if common items like wine glasses and electric bottle openers are already foods and products hand-selected for top quality. Themes include decorative pillow from the Martha Stewart Collection, featuring accounted for. An option like a bar cart from Hotel Collection can help options like this “Sriracha Foodie,” which comes packed with a festive color palette and polar bear perfect for the holiday make entertaining a breeze for that person on your list who enjoys snacks, toppings and sauces infused with fiery Asian chili flavor in season. At 18 inches-by-18 inches, it’s the ideal size for curling hosting. With three shelves and wheels for easy transportation, it’s ideal sweet jerky, pickles, gourmet salt, tortilla chips, horseradish sauce, up on the couch during a chilly day. for extravagant parties, small get-togethers or anything in-between. mayonnaise, peachy jam and classic sriracha.

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