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Oregon Searches for Missing LC Man on Bike Trip Last Seen on May 27, Oregon Officials Say A3 SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 2018 | YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1874 | $2 Lake City Reporter LAKECITYREPORTER.COM SUNDAY + PLUS >> EYES IN THE LCPD Lost a job, SKY COMING Ball found a job TO LAKE CITY does an 1D Morris Williams encore Taste Buddies 4A See 1C on tomatoes SEE 6A STATE POLICE ON THE CASE THE NEXT STEP Oregon searches for missing LC man on bike trip Last seen on May 27, Oregon officials say. By STEVE WILSON [email protected] Authorities in Douglas County, Oregon have confirmed that a Lake City man has gone missing in that area. Matthew Kyle Chapin, 31, was last heard from by fami- ly and friends on May 27, as reported by the Eugene Daily News. Having been on a cross Chapin country motorcycle trip since mid April, his last known location was Douglas County, Ore., specifically State Highway 138 E., in the Toketee Falls area. Corporal Dan Schwenn of the Douglas County Sheriff’s Department confirmed Photos by CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter that Chapin was entered as missing on ABOVE: CHS graduates put their high-school days behind them and line up for their diplomas. The graduation ceremony June 1, out of Florida. for the 2018 class Friday night saw 426 students don caps and gowns as the packed stadium watched them accept diplo- “He was supposed to arrive in mas. BELOW: Friends and family members of the 2018 graduating class wait for the ceremony to start. MISSING continued on 6A CHS grads launched on road to adulthood at Tiger Stadium. Branford By CARL MCKINNEY [email protected] biker dies Clad in purple, 426 Columbia High School graduates walked into the football in crash stadium and took the ceremonial first steps toward independent adulthood By COREY ARWOOD Friday evening. [email protected] With the bleachers packed to the brim with friends and family members, CHS A Branford man was killed in a hosted its graduation ceremony for the motorcycle crash late Thursday after- class of 2018. noon along a Gilchrist County road, “We enter a new sphere of opportuni- Florida Highway incident reports ties and challenges,” said class valedicto- rian Jack Duarte. show. Duarte spoke about how far the class Jose Garcia-Vilaseca, 60, was riding had grown over the past year. a 1999 BMW on County Road 340, east “Now we are handed the reins,” he of U.S. Highway 129, when the wreck said. occurred, FHP said. He recalled injuring himself while The incident is still under investiga- working on a robotics project, and taking tion but preliminary indications say he it as a valuable learning experience — was not wearing a helmet. encouraging everyone to use pain as a His motorcycle reportedly left the tool for growth. roadway and he was ejected around CHS continued on 7A CRASH continued on 6A ‘Not your daddy’s Southern heritage’ group Pledge of Allegiance among empire. They seek to drive the United ists,” Michael Tubbs, the league’s head in targets of white nationalist States from the lands they claim and have Florida, told roughly 30 audience mem- group, which met here Sat. pledged to fight through “all honorable bers. “We are not your daddy’s Southern means.” And this weekend, dozens of them heritage organization.” descended on Lake City. Tubbs told that the group focuses on By CARL MCKINNEY The Florida League of the South, a white shaping the future, rather than remember- [email protected] nationalist organization that held its annu- ing the past. al conference Saturday at the Columbia “Do not make the mistake of believing CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter They believe the Pledge of Allegiance County Fairgrounds, wants independence that we exist to discuss rusty muskets Confederate-inspired flags fly is a tool of “socialist engineering” and for the former Confederate states. over a fairgrounds conference the American flag is the symbol of an evil “Straight to the point, we are secession- LEAGUE continued on 3A hall on Saturday morning. Vol. 143, No. 306 Opinion . 4A CALL US: TODAY’S WEATHER (386) 752-1293 Obituaries . 5A Puzzles . 2-3B MOONSHINE SUBSCRIBE TO THE REPORTER: 92 72 Business . 1C O’Brien man jailed, 2A Voice: 755-5445 Life . 1D Fax: 752-9400 Chance of storms, 2A 2A SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 2018 DAILY BRIEFING LAKE CITY REPORTER Tax holiday underway QUICK HITS Scripture of the Day Sales tax on storm supplies won’t be “When I kept silence, my bones waxed old through my roaring all the day long.” charged this week. — Psalm 32:3 (KJV) By TONY BRITT Thought for Today [email protected] The cynics are right nine times out of ten. The 2018 Hurricane — H. L. Mencken, 1880-1956, U.S. writer and cynic Season began Friday, and state as well as local officials are urging residents to pre- pare for any potential storms Winning Lottery Numbers that may come this way. Pick 3: (Friday p.m.) 5-4-9 Hurricane season ends Pick 4: (Friday p.m.) 8-0-8-4 Nov. 30. Fantasy 5: (Friday) 3-14-15-18-33 The state’s Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday also began Friday See an error? and continues through The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news Thursday, giving residents items. If you have a concern, question, or suggestion, an opportunity to stock please call the editor. Corrections and clarications will up on emergency survival run in this space. Thanks for reading. items. During the week-long Submissions sales tax holiday, Floridians The Lake City Reporter accepts photographs and caption won’t have to pay sales tax information to run at the discretion of the editor. If you would on flashlights, batteries, like to see your organization in the newspaper, send the picture generators and other criti- and information to Associate Editor Justin Caudell at cal supplies needed during [email protected]. to stay prepared during a disaster. 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