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TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 2021 | YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1874 | $1.00 Lake City Reporter LAKECITYREPORTER.COM Pair files suit against LCHS Humane society, Ward nity development manager, was According to the counter suit, enrichment on March 17. devised a plan to work around the alleged to have violated due a commis- Regar claims the Neither Regar organization’s policy of requiring state’s Whistleblower Act. sion based on a humane society nor Hogue-Pua a board member’s signature on verbal agreement violated the state’s have been charged checks by paying the commission By JAMIE WACHTER claims a count- Whistleblower with any crimes in through payroll. [email protected] er lawsuit filed Act and withheld the incident. “This claim is in direct con- April 5 against her final pay- Hogue-Pua is tradiction of the agreement Ms. The former fundraising head of the humane soci- check as well as listed as a party on Regar and LCHS made in negoti- the Lake City-Columbia County Ward ety by Regar’s Regar conversion and Hogue-Pua the lawsuit, but his ating the terms of Regar’s employ- Humane Society has denied any attorney Kris defamation. demands aren’t ment in August 2020,” Robinson “theft” of a bonus in court docu- Robinson. The lawsuit also alleges The humane society sued Regar listed. Regar is seeking damages said in a statement released on ments filed last week. LCHS Executive Director Robin and Brian Hogue-Pua, the shel- of more than $30,000 in the lawsuit. social media Saturday. Jordan Regar, the non-profit Ward signed off on the payment ter’s former finance director, for In the original lawsuit, the animal shelter’s former commu- of the $15,800 commission. civil theft, conversion and unjust humane society claimed the pair LCHS continued on 2A

Gilmore, Loading up at the Roundup officers display inner workings Requests ‘Police Chief Advisory Council,’ public safety committee.

By TONY BRITT [email protected]

From videos showing police officers ducking for cover during a recent Easter celebration where gunfire erupted to clips of a disgruntled city council mem- ber getting a traffic citation to videos of a mother pleading for protection for her son, the Lake City Police Department showed its inner workings Monday. For more than two hours during a Lake City Council workshop, Lake City Police Chief Argatha Gilmore had a cadre of officers talk specifics about how the local police department functions, is accred- Photos by TONY BRITT/ ited, handles internal affairs investiga- Lake City Reporter tions, operates on a daily basis and even ABOVE: Robyn explained the department’s guidelines Fussnecker (clockwise for the use of force. from left), Pam Davis, As a crowd of more than 40 people Steve McNamara watched the videos, city council mem- and Mark Tyre load bers sat silently, often glancing at doc- cans of paint in a uments or paperwork provided by the collection dumpster LCPD or peering at the scenes on the during Saturday’s screen during the video presentation. Toxic Roundup event. The workshop, which was designed Nearly 500 vehicles to educate city council members about showed-up to the the police department and its operation, event to dispose of allowed Gilmore and the officers to show chemicals, electron- the general rules and practices that gov- ics, oil, paints and ern the department. other items. RIGHT: Harry Bullock and continued on 2A Robyn Fussnecker OFFICERS unload items from a sports utility vehicle Saturday afternoon during the Toxic Roundup event. The event, which attract- ed 487 vehicles, had a waiting line along the fairgrounds parking lot which doubled back across the street from the rodeo arena. Organizers said the popular items collect- TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter ed were lots of paint, Lake City Police Chief Argatha Gilmore oil and motor oil. address the Lake City Council during a workshop Monday.

Vol. 147, No. 17 Obituaries ...... 2A CALL US: TODAY’S WEATHER (386) 752-1293 Opinion ...... 4A Sports ...... 1B SUBSCRIBE TO 89 59 THE REPORTER: Classified ...... 3B-4B Voice: 755-5445 Fax: 752-9400 Sunny, 2A Advice & Comics . . . . . 5B 2A TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 2021 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER QUICK HITS LCHS have asked both Regar and she had accrued since her According to the count- Hogue-Pua repeatedly to hiring in August 2020. er suit, Ward also required Scripture of the Day Continued From 1A return the money but got Ward directed all ques- Regar to report to her no response from either. tions regarding the case to instead of Pogue-Hua, who “And he said to them all, If any man will come The counter lawsuit According to Regar’s the humane society’s attor- had been her supervisor. after me, let him deny himself, and take up his claims the commission pay- lawsuit, the donor of the ney Meagan Logan. Logan Regar’s lawsuit alleges cross daily, and follow me. For whosoever will ment was legally required $158,000 donation toward could not be reached for the humane society retal- save his life shall lose it: but whosoever will lose to be made through payroll. a dog park at the humane comment on Monday. iated against Regar by his life for my sake, the same shall save it.” The court documents society was provided Regar also accuses the demanding she return her — Luke 9:23-24 (KJV) state that Ward approved Regar’s “constitutionally humane society of violating bonus, not paying her a the payment, telling Hogue- protected private financial the state’s Whistleblower final paycheck and refusing Pua that she would “deal information” in an attempt Act after she approached to pay her the value of her with the board,” when he to further pressure her to a board member in unused pay leave. Thought for Today asked for permission. return the money. December 2020 with con- The humane society and God loves each of us as if there were only one of us. At a March 1 meeting, Not only does the count- cerns about Ward’s lead- Ward are also accused of — Saint Augustine, 354-430, Saint two board members con- er suit claim that Regar ership, accountability and defamation in the lawsuit, fronted Regar and she was did not obtain the bonus aggressiveness toward staff for accusing her of theft provided a letter request- by theft, they claim the members. She was subse- and the conspiracy to com- ing she return the bonus, humane society owes her quently disciplined by Ward mit theft. the counter suit states. additional funds. Following and ordered not to speak The statements have Winning Lottery Numbers Regar then submitted her her resignation, the lawsuit with the board again, the subjected her to “hatred, Pick 3: (Sunday p.m.) 9-0-5 resignation. states, the shelter refused lawsuit states, adding she distrust, ridicule, contempt Pick 4: (Sunday p.m.) 7-5-4-7 In its lawsuit, the to pay her a final paycheck was accused of violating a or disgrace,” the counter Fantasy 5: (Sunday) 1-18-24-34-35 humane society claimed to of $1,520 and paid time off rule devised after the fact. suit states. See an error? OFFICERS Gerald Butler talked about but I do have this city in The public safety com- The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news the enhanced accountabil- my heart,” she said while mittee could review bud- items. If you have a concern, question, or suggestion, Continued From 1A ity the department has addressing the council get requests before a bud- please call the editor. Corrections and clarifications will with body cameras and about local policing meth- get workshop, review pur- run in this space. Thanks for reading. “We have policies that other advances in technol- ods. chase of equipment over basically cover every- ogy that aid the depart- With the mountain of $19,999 outside the bud- Submissions The Lake City Reporter accepts photographs and caption thing,” said Lt. Andy Miles ment. He also showed a information the chief pre- get cycle and review major information to run at the discretion of the editor. If you would during his portion of the list of proactive LCPD sented, at the end of her fiscal requests outside of like to see your organization in the newspaper, send the picture presentation where he talk- reforms and de-escalation presentation, she asked the budget and review and and information to the editor: [email protected]. ed about internal affairs techniques. that the city council allow approve requests to apply, investigations. 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LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX

TEMPERATURES SUN High Monday 85 Sunrise today 7:05 a.m. Low Monday 61 Sunset today 7:56 p.m. 10 Normal high 79 Sunrise tom. 7:04 a.m. Extreme Normal low 54 Sunset tom. 7:57 p.m. 20 mins to burn Record highhi 92 in 1965 Today’s Record low 41 in 1989 MOON ultra-violet Moonrise today 8:05 a.m. radiation risk PRECIPITATION Moonset today 9:30 p.m. for the area on a scale from 0 Moonrise tom. 8:37 a.m. Monday 0.00" to 10+. Month total 0.99" Moonset tom. 10:25 p.m. Year total 12.41" Normal month-to-date 1.10" Normal year-to-date 11.54" Apr 20 Apr 26 May 3 May 11 First Full Last New

WEATHER BY-THE-DAY WEATHER HISTORY SPONSORED BY 90° 7a Actual 1p high 7p Average high 6a On April 13, 1986, a major spring storm Actual low Average low quickly intensified, 90° bringing blizzard conditions to much of 80° the Northern Plains 70° region. Up to 18 inches of snow was reported in 60° North Dakota. In South 50° Dakota, winds gusting to 90 mph whipped snow 40° into drifts 15 feet high. 30° Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 2021 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 3A ‘Hometown Heroes’ team up for good cause

First responders ipate in the event, which together away from work. excited for annual starts at 9 a.m. Saturday. We don’t have the stress- Admission is just $1 and ors and all of that we deal fundraising game. there will also be conces- with on a day-to-day basis at sions available as well as work and just get together By JAMIE WACHTER free face painting for chil- and have a good time and [email protected] dren. enjoy each other’s compa- “It’s going to be a pret- ny.” LIVE OAK — Area first ty good deal,” Hand said. Vivid Visions enjoys responders will look to “These teams coming in, the festivities as well and deliver Saturday morning they’re guys that play soft- is extremely appreciative once again for Vivid Visions. ball all the time. There will of the willingness of the But no matter if the teams be some good softball being first responders to help from Suwannee County played.” the cause, said Executive Fire Rescue or Live Oak And that softball will Director Kathy White. Fire Department and Live result in some good times “It’s amazing,” White said Oak Police Department can for the first responders as of the support, adding that clear the fence at the First well as benefiting a good the late James Sommers, Federal Sportsplex, the fifth cause. the former SCFR chief was annual Hometown Heroes Hand said the firefight- instrumental in getting the Hit a Home Run against ers and police officers leave event launched. “They are Domestic Violence softball every year’s event talking so incredible. They seem to tournament will be a grand about how they need to enjoy getting out there and slam for the local domestic schedule more games. That playing and supporting us violence shelter. hasn’t happened yet, but the each and every year. They In addition to the annu- fun is still something the enjoy playing. al fun-filled rivalry game participants look forward to “Also, for the victims. between SCFR and the joint annually. They’re out there on the city team, this year’s slow- “But just the camaraderie front line too and they get pitch softball fundraiser of all the guys,” Hand said. out and they see the victims benefiting Vivid Visions will “We, of course, pick at each first hand that have been SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT FILE feature a coed tournament. other between the teams abused and transported to Suwannee County Fire Chief Eddie Hand delivers a pitch in a previous year’s Eddie Hand, Suwannee and give each other a hard the hospital or wherever or Hometown Heroes’ softball game benefiting Vivid Visions, a certified domestic vio- County fire chief, said time. treat them on scene. It just lence shelter. In addition to the first responders’ game, this year’s event will feature Monday that there were 12 “We just enjoy it. It’s a kind of brings it all home to a 12-team coed tournament. teams confirmed to partic- good time for us to get them, too.” Motor Crowning achievement FGC Theatre presenting home Cariani’s ‘Almost, Maine’ blowout Levy Center to host General admission tick- in the world of Cariani’s four performances ets for the play are $5, “Almost, Maine,” where this weekend. while FGC students, facul- on one deeply cold and causes ty and staff members can magical Midwinter Night, Staff report get in free with their col- the citizens of Almost minor The Florida Gateway lege ID. The play will be experience the life-altering College Theatre will pres- performed at 7 p.m. daily power of the human heart, injuries ent four performances of Thursday through Sunday according to a school John Cariani’s “Almost, before a 2 p.m. matinée on release. Staff report Maine” this week in the Sunday. Propelled by the mys- Levy Performing Arts Each performance is tical energy of the auro- A blowout on a motor Center. limited to an audience ra borealis and populated home sent debris flying The cast and crew of of 125. Tickets must be with characters who are across Interstate 75 on FGC Theatre’s spring reserved in advance a humorous, plain-spoken, Sunday afternoon, but production, which will be FGC.THUNDERTIX. thoughtful, and sincere, caused only minor inju- held Thursday through COM. Masks are required “Almost, Maine” is a series ries. Sunday, consist of 25 stu- for all attendees. of loosely connected tales According to the dents and local communi- Playful and surreal expe- about love, the release Florida Highway Patrol, ty members. riences are commonplace adds. an Oklahoma man was headed north on I-75 when the front driver side tire on his motor home blew out, caus- ing him to veer to the left around 12:50 p.m. Sunday. After the motor home, which was pulling a trail- er, hit the guardrail near mile marker 423 at the State Road 47 exit, debris flew from the guard rail and hit two vehicles headed south on I-75. The motor home over- turned into the median, facing southeast while COURTESY the trailer blocked the Columbia High held its Miss CHS pageant Saturday inside southbound lane, night. ABOVE: Jade Perry (right) was crowned Miss according to the FHP CHS 2021 by outgoing Miss CHS Ellie Hingson. report. BELOW: At Saturday’s Miss CHS pageant, Emili Jones The 63-year-old driver (from left) was named runner-up, Jade Perry was from Wynona, Okla., suf- crowned Miss CHS 2021 and Loubna Darwiche was COURTESY fered minor injuries as named Miss Congeniality. The Florida Gateway College Theatre will present four performances of ‘Almost, did his three passengers Maine’ at the Levy Performing Arts Center this weekend. — a 49-year-old woman, an 18-year-old boy and a 10-year-old boy, all from Wynona. Covid Vaccine The report states that nobody was injured in the two vehicles impacted by Baya Pharmacy the flying debris, a sedan driven by a McCurtain, Okla., woman and a sport utility vehicle driven by a Victoria, Texas, man.

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OUR OPINION ‘Grace’ should be extended in education

hile it’s not surprising the Florida Department of Education has decided to extend “grace” Wto graduating seniors again this year and suspend its demands for standardized testing require- ments, it does open the door for an educated discus- sion on the merits of this system. Last year, there were no standardized testing requirements for graduation and this allowed any student who had not already achieved the state’s approved score on these tests to graduate without any repercussions. The same situation will play out this year. Any student struggling to make a passing score on a test will not have to sweat it. They will graduate anyway this year. The state has allowed each school district to make its own evaluation and extend “grace” to the students who may be struggling. Florida now will have gone two years without state-sanctioned standardized testing, just like “the olden days” of education when students learned what they could consume in class and either passed that material, locally, or didn’t. If classes were passed, stu- dents graduated and went on with their lives, most of the time becoming productive citizens. Deep-seated memories Standardized testing is big business, an indoctrinat- ed thought process for all parties involved and public education’s go-to mantra. There is no way the FDOE will abandon statewide testing entirely and we’re not A walk down memory lane suggesting it. For the college-bound students, these tests pro- e all have them. Deep- would see robots and flying cars in vide a high standard on which to focus and this chal- seated memories that are our lifetime?), The Flintstones — lenge for the academic-focused students is a good Wburied within. These are “Yabba dabba do.” thing. Not every student needs, wants or should go firmly established memories that I can remember song lyrics from to college. we carry a lifetime. Things we my middle school and high school This is where “grace” should be the continuing recall from our childhood or forma- years but I can’t remember what thought process of these regulations. In this grace tive years. day it is or why I walked into the period of the past two years, the FDOE has allowed How many can remember your kitchen. If you give me a minute each school district to make its own judgments about home phone number? SW-93962. though, I’ll recall it — but song students who may be on the fringe of meeting grad- (Sweetbriar) No one pronounces lyrics are just hanging there ready uation requirements based on standardized testing the area code anymore. They are Marlene Kenney to be sung. performance. just numbers. Sweetbriar (7-9), [email protected] We had rotary phones and party One example might be a student who doesn’t rolls off my tongue like it was lines. You had to remember your perform at a certain level in algebra, but is seek- yesterday. Your childhood street friends’ phone numbers or look ing a career path that is not necessarily reliant on address is another one of these My Three Sons. That Girl. The them up in the phone book. Now expert level algebra skills. Perhaps another student — 586 Birch Hill Dr. Zip code — Beverly Hillbillies. Lawrence Welk I don’t know anyone’s phone num- is struggling with reading proficiency, but seeks 44509. I can remember all of this (my dad’s all time favorite) “and ber. They’re listed in my contacts a career in an area that relies on hands-on skills, but not half of the addresses or on my cell phone. I leave that to where reading comprehension is not paramount to phone numbers I’ve had since. We all have deep-seated Verizon. success. We remember TV commercials memories that flash before Photo albums were a wonderful that date back to the dark ages. way to sit and reminisce. Where Our point is there are exceptions to every rule. If us in the blink of an eye. a student is applying himself or herself to the best to Ipana toothpaste with Bucky are the photos now? They’re all in their ability and go through and pass the coursework, Beaver. “Brush a brush a brush a, Memories we cherish. the cloud. What cloud, I can’t tell maybe they should graduate from high school and new Ipana toothpaste.” We remem- Moments that give us a laugh you but it’s up there or so I’m told. earn a diploma. ber this ditty even when Bucky is or two and take us back to That’s what I’m told. We say press the college-bound students to do long gone. another place and time. We all have deep-seated mem- their best and hold them accountable to high academ- Or how about the Marlboro ories that flash before us in the ic standards. Use standardized tests to do this. Other Man or Lucky Strikes. Banned. a 1 and a 2 and a 3.” Ed Sullivan. blink of an eye. Memories we cher- students may need encouragement to chase their We remember them though. Get Smart with Agent 86 and ish. Moments that give us a laugh dreams in the skilled trades or other non-universi- Dippity Doo and Brylcreem (a Agent 99. Kids say the Darndest or two and take us back to another ty-track pursuits. It is not lowering the bar to encour- little dab’ll do ya). “Mr. Clean gets Things with Art Linkletter. (They place and time. age all students of all levels to maximize their talents rid of dirt and grime and grease in still do, don’t they? That much I can remember so much of yes- and excel to the best of their abilities. just a minute. Mr. Clean will clean hasn’t changed.) teryear but try to recall what I had Standardized tests seldom achieve this objective. your whole house and everything There were game shows with for lunch yesterday or what movie that’s in it” or the Jolly Green hollywood stars — The Gary we watched, (my hubs is included Giant — “Ho ho ho Green Giant.” Moore Show, Beat the Clock, in this dilemma) whether we liked Who can say Rice-a-Roni the San What’s My Line, The Dating Game, it or not and how it ended, now Lake City Reporter Francisco treat? The classic Hollywood Squares, To Tell the that’s a whole other ball of wax. Lake City Reporter Alkaseltzer — “Plop plop fizz fizz, Truth, The Match Game, The I hope this has jogged your Serving Columbia County Since 1874 oh what a relief it is.” And Dinah Newlywed Game and Password. gray matter and that you’ve taken Shore, “See the USA in your And cartoons, oh the cartoons: this walk down memory lane Serving Columbia County Since 1874 Chevrolet…” Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Donald with me. These may not be your The Lake City Reporter is published with pride Television was a big thing back Duck, Sherman and Mr. Peabody memories but they are some of forThe residents Lake City of ReporterColumbia is and published surrounding with pride coun‑ in the day. I know it’s still a big (boy and intellectual dog) a spin off mine. Memories of the way things forties residents by Community of Columbia Newspapers and surrounding Inc. coun‑ thing but remember when we only from Rocky and Bullwinkle (a fly- were… ing squirrel and a moose — cause tiesWe by believe Community strong Newspapers newspapers Inc. build strong had three channels to choose from communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” not like today with 7,592 cable or why not?), Woody Woodpecker, n Marlene Kenney is a retired human WeOur believe primary strong goal isnewspapers to publish distinguishedbuild strong and streaming channels? Tom and Jerry (mice), Yogi Bear resources director who lives in Lake City. communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” These were wholesome shows (and Boo-boo too) — “It’s because She has been a columnist for the past profitable community‑ oriented newspapers. four years and has written for several OurThis primary mission goal will isbe to accomplished publish distinguished through theand everyone could watch. Bonanza. I’m smarter than the average bear,” The Jetsons (who were ahead of publications. She is also an interior profitable community‑ oriented newspapers. Gunsmoke. I Love Lucy. Father decorator and teaches adult education teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, their time — did we really think we integrityThis mission and hard will bework. accomplished through the Knows Best. Gilligan’s Island. classes at UNF. teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, integrity andTodd hard work. Wilson, Publisher Robert Bridges, Editor TODAY IN HISTORY JimTodd Barr, Wilson, Associate Publisher Editor On this date: Roosevelt dedicated the Jefferson major golf title. SueJamie Brannon, Wachter, Controller Editor Memorial in Washington, D.C. on In 1999, right-to-die advocate In 1613, Pocahontas, daughter of the 200th anniversary of the third Dr. Jack Kevorkian was sentenced DinkDink NeSmith,NeSmith, PresidentPresident Chief Powhatan, was captured by American president’s birth. in Pontiac, Michigan, to 10 to 25 TomTom Wood, Wood, ChairmanChairman English Capt. Samuel Argall in the In 1964, Sidney Poitier became years in prison for second-degree Virginia Colony. (During a yearlong the first Black performer in a lead- murder in the lethal injection of captivity, Pocahontas converted to ing role to win an Academy Award a Lou Gehrig’s disease patient. Christianity and ultimately opted to for his performance in “Lilies of the (Kevorkian ended up serving eight stay with the English.) Field.” years.) 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Thursday are $5 each, while FGC Friday, April 16, and Domestic Violence soft- Pine Grove Food Giveaway cleaning, the City of students/faculty/staff get runs through April 24 at ball tournament is slat- Pine Grove Baptist Lake City’s Community FGC covid vaccine drive in free with their college the Suwannee County ed for Saturday, April Church is offering a Yard Sale is scheduled Florida Gateway College ID. Audiences are limited Fairgrounds. The carnival 17, at the First Federal food giveaway every for Saturday, April 24, and the Columbia County to 125 patrons per perfor- begins at 6 p.m. nightly Sportsplex, 1201 Silas Dr., Wednesday from 11 a.m. from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Health Department will hold mance and tickets must with free admission from in Live Oak. The tourna- to 2 p.m. The church yard sale will take place a vaccination clinic for FGC be reserved in advance, at April 16-23 and free park- ment will begin at 9 a.m. address is 1989 N. U.S. at Wilson Park, 828 NE students wishing to receive FGC.THUNDERTIX.COM. ing. Admission is $5 on with Suwannee County 441. For further infor- Lake DeSoto Circle. For the Moderna covid-19 vaccine For more information, con- April 24 when a demolition Fire Rescue playing mation, please check out vendor space at the sale, on Thursday, April 15. Shots tact Professor Todd Siff at derby will also be held at against a combined Live the church’s Facebook please visit the city’s will be administered on the [email protected]. 7 p.m. The carnival will Oak Fire Department page: Pine Grove Baptist website at www.lcfla.com main campus of FGC from feature rides, games and and Live Oak Police Church Lake City Florida. for an application. Masks 9-11 a.m. The entire first dose Friday food. Department team. This and social distancing process is expected to take year’s event will also fea- Historical Museum are encouraged for the no more than 45 minutes. Suwannee Surprise High Springs Playhouse ture a coed tournament, The Lake City Columbia event. Recipients will be scheduled Suwannee Surprise is “Hallelujah Girls” runs also starting at 9 a.m. County Historical Museum for a second dose at the time set for April 16-17 at the weekends through April Admission is $1 and there is open every week on Frankie Valli Tribute of vaccination. Vaccination is Spirit of the Suwannee 25 at the High Springs will be concessions avail- Tuesday, Thursday and “Let’s Hang On,” is the free of charge. Appointments Music Park in Live Oak. Playhouse in High able. There will also be Saturday from 10 a.m. to country’s best tribute to must be reserved in advance. The music festival will fea- Springs, two blocks south free face painting offered 1 p.m. Please stop by 157 Frankie Valli and the Four FGC students aged 18 years ture a golf cart drive-in for- of the Great Outdoors for children. All proceeds SE Hernando Ave. in Lake Seasons. It is coming to and older can sign up to mat for social distancing. Restaurant. The plot: five benefit Vivid Visions, a City and visit. Admission Lake City one night only receive the vaccine by vis- Artists performing include Southern belles are itch- certified domestic vio- is free. 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, April iting www.fgc.edu/student- Pigeons Playing Ping ing to turn an abandoned lence shelter in Suwannee 24, at the Norman Choice vaccine-sign-up or by calling Pong, Twiddle, Galactic, church into a spa, buck- County. For more infor- Save the date Performing Arts Center 386-754-4321. Karl Denson’s Tiny ing horns with a sixth mation, contact Vivid on the Columbia High Universe, George Porter belle who’s determined to Visions at 386-364-5957. Medicare Seminar School campus. Enjoy all ‘Almost, Maine’ at FGC Jr.’s Running Pardners, thwart their plans for her The Richardson the Jersey Boys favorites, Florida Gateway College Tank and the Bangas, LPT own private museum. Into Weekly Community Center is such as Walk Like a Man, Theatre will present four and Tony Tyler Trance. this mix, add two men for hosting free education- Sherry, Big Girls Don’t performances of John Each ticket allows four more mayhem. Evening FBC Snack and Prayer al Medicare seminars on Cry, and many more. Four Cariani’s “Almost, Maine” adults and a P.O.D.S. performances even offer Mondays from 8–10 Thursday, April 22, from guys bring crisp harmo- April 15-18 in the Levy (Personal Outdoor Dance wine now. All OSHA/CDC a.m. The First Baptist 11 a.m. to noon and from nies and sleek choreog- Performing Arts Center. Space) which features an guidelines are in place. Church of Lake City offers 5-6 p.m. The community raphy with a live band The cast and crew of FGC 11-foot by 11-foot space Tickets are available online a breakfast time snack center is located at 255 backing them up. Ticket Theatre’s spring produc- with an 11-foot by 7-foot at highspringsplayhouse. and prayer. This event NE Coach Anders Lane in prices are $20/adult and tion consist of 25 students barrier in between for com. Friday and Saturday is located in the parking Lake City. For more infor- $10/student K-12 at the and local community safety during this pan- performances begin at 8 lot at 1 NE Hernando mation about the seminar, door or online. Last year’s members. Shows will be demic. Additional fees for p.m.; Sunday matinées at Ave, right next to the Tax please contact FL Medicare Community Concert sea- performed daily at 7 p.m. limited add-on guests to 2 p.m. Collectors office. We pro- Review at 386-222-3030. son ticket holders may be Thursday, April 15, through P.O.D.S. Tickets are avail- vide coffee, biscuits and Those planning to attend admitted free to any two Saturday, April 17. On able at www.suwanneelive. Saturday snacks all free; complete can RSVP to be entered of this year’s concerts, Sunday, April 18, a matinée com/surprise-tickets. with a guided prayer. 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DeSantis attacks Making sense YouTube over covid-19 video

Removed video YouTube removed a of roundtable video of a March round- table discussion that had with scientists. been posted by television station WTSP and which News Service of Florida also featured Sunetra Gupta of Oxford University. TALLAHASSEE — Gov. During that discussion, Ron DeSantis on Monday Kulldorff said children did railed against YouTube not need to wear masks to and Google for removing a help prevent the spread of video of a covid-19 discus- the coronavirus. YouTube sion he had with scientists officials told media outlets who oppose government the video was removed lockdowns, school closures because of “misinforma- and mask wearing, calling it tion” “censorship.” DeSantis, who has The ramped-up criticism become a harsh critic of by the Republican governor medical advice coming came as lawmakers try to from federal authorities, work out details of a bill that said YouTube and its parent takes aim at tech compa- company, Google, removed nies, an issue that DeSantis the video because they are championed as one of his “enforcers of a narrative” top priorities for this year’s for the “ruling elite.” legislative session. “There are people out COURTESY “Science, in particular, there who are more pro-lock- Mrs. Karen Mattox’s Pre-K class at Fort White Elementary School is excited that they now have a new sen- needs to have dissenting down but still disagree with sory area in the classroom, pictured below. The children have enjoyed the new area. Mrs. Mattox and her views aired, and that’s how the censorship,” the gover- class thank Mr. Stephen ‘Snuffy’ Smith for his generous donation to create the new sensory area. ABOVE: a lot of these breakthroughs nor said. “They understand Students in Mrs. Mattox’s class include Baylee Long-Friend, Elijah Leitzen, Ariana Ensey, Jack Tice, Zachary end up happening. It’s disap- that they may disagree with Ensey, Wesley Daniels, Junior Hester, Bailee Ashe and Stefan Giardina. pointing to see it,” DeSantis the Bhattacharyas and the said of YouTube’s deci- Guptas, but maybe some- sion to remove the video, day big tech comes after a move first noticed by a their perspective, that they libertarian think tank and want to be shared. So, it’s then reported by the online not a road that we want to publication The Wrap. “We go.” are not going to be silenced. While YouTube removed We are going to make sure the video posted by one folks get to hear from some television station, other of the great experts in the condensed versions of the country and also be able to roundtable remained on actually hear what the data the platform. The full video has revealed over the past is also available on The John A Kasak year.” Florida Channel. CPCU CLU ChFC RICP, Agent DeSantis’ broadside As he ramps up his 2022 904 SW SR 247 Branford Hwy came at a Tallahassee press re-election bid, DeSantis Lake City, FL 32025 event where he was joined has routinely been slash- Bus: 386-752-7521 by Scott Altas, who served ing at tech companies and www.johnkasak.com as a White House coro- the “corporate media.” Last navirus adviser to former week, he assailed the CBS President Donald Trump; news show “60 Minutes” Stanford University profes- over a story about Florida’s sor Jay Bhattacharya; and vaccine rollout. The moves Harvard Medical School have brought DeSantis Construction/Debris Containers Available Professor Martin Kulldorff. increased attention on con- Monday’s event was the servative media outlets and third covid-19 roundtable have helped make him a 755-7060 the governor has held with leading contender to run for 15 yd. • 20 yd. • 30 yd. • 40 yd. the trio of scientists over president in 2024 if Trump Delivered to your job site today. the past year. does not try again. 6A TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 2021 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER

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Tuesday, April 13, 2021 www.lakecityreporter.com 1B TODAY’S THE MASTERS TOP TICKET Masters is a win for Matsuyama, and for Japan

By DOUG FERGUSON year than anyone on his Columbia vs. Suwannee, 6 p.m. Associated Press team. This was about accep- Columbia’s girls have notched two wins in their last four games. AUGUSTA, Ga. — The tance. The Tigers (4-10) take on their question became inevita- The ultimate valida- rival Bulldogs (3-14) at home ble at some of the bigger tion came on a Sunday at after Suwannee broke up a five- game losing streak last week golf tournaments, whether the Masters that neither with a win over Madison County. it was for Jordan Spieth or Matsuyama nor his golf- Tiger Woods. And it had crazed nation will ever for- TODAY’S PREP nothing to do with them. get. Japanese reporters, hav- Matsuyama had a four- SCHEDULE ing quietly rehearsed the shot lead that was whittled words in English, want- to one when he walked BASEBALL ed to know what the best off the first green. His n Suwannee vs. ESJ, players thought of Hideki six-shot lead in the mid- 7 p.m. n Matsuyama. dle of Amen Corner was Fort White vs. Union County, GREGORY BULL/Associated Press 6 p.m. This wasn’t about vali- down to two shots when Hideki Matsuyama, of Japan, celebrates after putting on the champion’s green jacket n Columbia at Baker County, dation. Everyone knew he he stepped onto the 16th 6:30 p.m. after winning the Masters golf tournament on Sunday, April 11, 2021, in Augusta, Ga. could play. tee. But he held steady to Matsuyama was still in the end, leading to a mon- college when he won his umental occasion in fabled on, Hideki Matsuyama.” National began with Adam Scott can attest SOFTBALL n Columbia vs.Suwannee, first professional event. Butler Cabin. “I’m really happy,” 17-year-old Tsubasa to that. 6 p.m. He made the cut at the That’s when Fred Ridley, Matsuyama said, signif- Kajitani winning the One of his endorsement n Fort White vs. Branford, Masters as a 19-year-old the Masters chairman, icant because they were Augusta National Women’s contracts take him to the 7 p.m. amateur. He won the Japan turned to defending cham- the only words he spoke Amateur. Nine days later, Japan Open, and he has Golf Tour money title as a pion Dustin Johnson and without his interpreter. Japan had its first male seen the popularity of the rookie. When he played in said, “We’d be honored if All of Japan had reason winner of a major champi- game and the passion for PREP the Presidents Cup at age you’d place the green jack- to celebrate. onship, which feels certain ROUNDUP 21, he had more wins that et on our newest champi- The week at Augusta to have a lasting effect. MASTERS continued on 4B

BOYS TENNIS n District 3-3A Tournament Columbia boys No. 1 Camrin Wilcoxon defeated Fleming PREP BASEBALL Island’s Colby Lesage 6-1, 6-2 in his opening match Monday at Ponte Vedra and then swept Lee’s Charlie Hendrix 6-0, 6-0 to MISSED OPPORTUNITY advance to Wednesday’s final against Ponte Vedra’s Andrew Kelley. He was the only boy to advance on in singles. Wilcoxon and Cole Wehrli won their open- ing match at No. 1 doubles 6-1, 6-1 against Fletcher to advance to the semis on Wednesday as did the No. 2 doubles team of Caleb Stengel and Aidan Boudreau, who won 6-0, 6-0 against Lee. The girls No. 2 doubles team of Adrienne Foreman and Kaili Cochran also advanced to the semis. SAY WHAT?

Swanson “I love our city. I love our fans. They’re passionate. They care. But what happened after they announced that call is the most embarrassing part of the whole night.” — Atlanta Braves shortstop Dans- by Swanson, after a blown replay cost the Braves a win Sunday night. COMING UP n USSSA Basketball is hold- ing tryouts for kids ages 13 and older on April 24-25 at the Richardson Community Center from 2:30-5:30 p.m. MORGAN MCMULLEN/Lake City Reporter Registration is $70 is select- ed. For more information, Fort White catcher Brad Sullivan (left) grabs a relay throw from right field but can’t apply the tag to a sliding Brantley Hengerer during contact Temez Ruise at 239- the top of the third inning of the Indians’ 3-1 loss Monday night against Hilliard. 298-3081. The RCC is located at 255 NE Coach Anders Lane in Lake City. Fort White can’t hold onto slim, early lead in Hilliard rematch n The 32nd annual Wolfson Children’s Hospital Bass By MORGAN MCMULLEN losing track of the ball Tournament returns in-per- son May 13-15 at the City [email protected] as it hit off his chest and Docks in Palatka. Anglers dropped to the outfield will compete for cash prizes FORT WHITE — All it grass. totaling more than $48,000. The public may also enter took was a single error. That miscue, followed a drawing for a chance With the game tied at by a single that moved to win a 2021 Bullet Boat 1 apiece in the top of the Bennett’s courtesy run- with matching Boatmate trailer and Mercury out- fourth inning, Hilliard ner to third, led to a board motor. This year, pitcher Lyle Bennett lift- wild pitch from Indians all proceeds will benefit ed a lazy fly ball into cen- starter Tory Hadorn that the Wolfson Children’s C. Herman and Mary Virginia ter field. As all eyes took brought the runner in to Terry Heart Institute. to Indians center fielder score the go-ahead and Recognized as one of the Zander Eyjolffson, the eventual game-winning largest bass fishing tourna- ments in Florida, the event combined crowd of Fort run in the 3-1 loss for has raised more than $5 White and Hilliard sup- Fort White. million for Wolfson Children’s porters fell quiet. Sophomore shortstop Hospital since its inception. Register online at wolfson- “I got it!” one of Hayden Gustavson start- basstournament.com. the players in the Red ed the Indians’ night off Flashes (5-13) dugout on a relatively high note. IT’S YOUR shouted. However, it’d be one of BIRTHDAY The sudden outburst few throughout the eve- caused just enough ning. He led the bottom Melvin Gordon (28), Josh confusion, perhaps, for of the first off with a base Gordon (30), Lorenzo Cain MORGAN MCMULLEN/Lake City Reporter (35) Hunter Pence (38), Baron Eyjolffson to lose concen- Davis (42), Dan Campbell (45) tration for a split second, INDIANS continued on 4B Fort White shortstop Hayden Gustavson scored the Indians’ lone run of the game. 2B TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 2021 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER

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All times EDT Miami at N.Y. Mets, sus. Minnesota 121, Chicago 117 GOLF Optioned RHP Cristian Javier to the draft. Monday’s Games New York 102, Toronto 96 alternate training site. OTTAWA SENATORS — Traded D Erik San Diego at Pittsburgh, late Miami 107, Portland 98 PGA Tour Masters Scores KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Placed RHP Gudbranson to Nashville for D Brandon MLB Philadelphia at N.Y. Mets, late L.A. Clippers 131, Detroit 124 Sunday Jesse Hahn on the 10-day IL. Recalled Fortunato and a seventh-round draft pick Miami at Atlanta, late Monday’s Games Final Round RHP Jake Newberry from the alternate in 2022. training site. PHILADELPHIA FLYERS — Traded LW American League Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, late L.A. Lakers at New York, late Top 20 East Division Washington at St. Louis, late Philadelphia at Dallas, late SEATTLE MARINERS — Recalled RHP Erik Michael Raffi to Washington for Vegas’ H.Matsuyama, $2.070M 69-71-65-73-278 Swanson from the alternate training site. fifth-rounde draft pick in 2021 (previously WL PctGB Oakland at Arizona, late Brooklyn at Minnesota, late W. Zalatoris, $1.242M70-68-71-70-279 Boston 63 .667 — Cincinnati at San Francisco, late San Antonio at Orlando, late Placed LHP Anthony Misiewicz on the acquired). Traded D Erik Gustafsson to X. Schauffele, $667,000 72-69-68-72-281 10-day IL. Montreal for St. Louis’ seventh-round Baltimore45.444 2 Tuesday’s Games Chicago at Memphis, late J. Spieth, $667,000 71-68-72-70-281 TAMPA BAY RAYS — Optioned RHP Brent draft pick in 2022. New York 45 .444 2 Oakland (Luzardo 0-1) at Arizona (Kelly Sacramento at New Orleans, late M. Leishman, $437,000 72-67-70-73-282 Tampa Bay45.444 2 Honeywell to the alternate training site. PITTSBURGH PENGUINS— Acquired RW 0-2), 3:40 p.m. Washington at Utah, late Jon Rahm, $437,000 72-72-72-66-282 Toronto45.444 2 Recalled RHP Trevor Richards from the Jeff Carter from Los Angeles for 2022 San Diego (Snell 0-0) at Pittsburgh (Kuhl Denver at Golden State, late Justin Rose, $385,25065-72-72-74-283 alternate site. third-round and 2023 fourth-round draft Central Division 0-1), 6:35 p.m. Houston at Phoenix, late C. Conners, $345,000 73-69-68-74-284 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Activated LHP picks. WL PctGB Philadelphia (Nola 0-0) at N.Y. Mets Tuesday’s Games P. Reed, $345,000 70-75-70-69-284 Robbie Ray from the 10-day IL and OF SAN JOSE SHARKS— Traded D Fredrik Cleveland 53 .625 — (Walker 0-0), 7:10 p.m. Atlanta at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Tony Finau, $299,000 74-66-73-72-285 Lourdes Gurriel Jr. from the COVID-19 IL. Claesson to Tampa Bay for G Magnus Kansas City 43 .571 ½ Miami (López 0-1) at Atlanta (Fried 0-0), L.A. Clippers at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. C. Smith, $299,000 74-68-73-70-285 Minnesota54.556 ½ Optioned INF Santiago Espinal and RHP Chrona. Traded F Antti Suomela to 7:20 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Charlotte, 8 p.m. S. Cink, $218,50074-69-72-71-286 Chicago45.444 1½ B. Harman, $218,50069-69-74-74-286 Joel Payamps to the alternate training Toronto for F Alexander Barabanov. Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 0-1) at Oklahoma City at Utah, 9 p.m. Detroit 36 .333 2½ S. W. Kim, $218,500 71-69-74-72-286 site. TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Recalled Fs Milwaukee (Woodruff 0-0), 7:40 p.m. Boston at Portland, 10 p.m. R. MacIntyre, $218,50074-70-70-72-286 Mitchell Stephens and Alex Barre-Boulet West Division Washington (Strasburg 0-0) at St. Louis Miami at Phoenix, 10 p.m. National League Kevin Na, $218,50075-70-70-71-286 from Syracuse (AHL). WL PctGB (Flaherty 1-0), 7:45 p.m. MILWAUKEE BREWERS— Recalled LHP W. Simpson, $218,50070-76-70-70-286 TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS— Acquired D Houston63.667— Cincinnati (Castillo 1-1) at San Francisco Angel Perdomo from the alternate Los Angeles 63 .667 — T. Hatton, $161,000 71-74-74-68-287 Benn Hutton from Anaheim in exchange (Gausman 0-0), 9:45 p.m. training site. Optioned RHP Eric Yardley to Seattle 54 .556 1 NHL C. Morikawa, $161,000 73-69-75-70-287 for a fifth-round draft pick in 2022. Colorado (Senzatela 1-1) at L.A. Dodgers the alternate training site. Texas36.333 3 S. Scheffler, $161,000 73-72-71-71-287 VANCOUVER CANUCKS — Traded D (Bauer 1-0), 10:10 p.m. East Division WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Reinstated Oakland37.300 3½ 1B Josh Bell, INF Josh Harrison and OF Jordie Benn to Winnipeg for a Calendar WLOT PtsGFGA Sunday’s Games Washington2711458 146 126 AUTO RACING Kyle Schwarber from the IL. Optioned INF sixth-round draft pick. July 11-13 — Amateur draft, Denver. Cleveland 5, Detroit 2 N.Y. Islanders2711458 125 98 Luis Garcia and OF Yadiel Hernandez to July 13 — All-Star Game, Denver. NASCAR Cup Series Blue-Emu Maximum Boston 14, Baltimore 9 Pittsburgh 27 13 256146 118 the alternate training site and placed on July 25 — Hall of Fame induction, Pain Relief 500 N.Y. Yankees 8, Tampa Bay 4, 10 innings Boston 21 12 648109 104 taxi squad. Reassigned RHP Ryne Harper Cooperstown, N.Y. BETTING LINE Seattle 8, Minnesota 6 N.Y. Rangers1916644 133 112 Sunday and LHP T.J. MdFarland to the alternate Aug. 12 — New York Yankees vs. Chicago San Diego 2, Texas 0 Philadelphia 19 16 644122 148 At Martinsville Speedway training site. Designated C Jonathan Pregame.com Line White Sox at Dyersville, Iowa. New Jersey 14 20 634103 132 Kansas City 4, Chicago White Sox 3, 10 Lap length: 0.53 miles Lucroy for assignment. Major League Baseball innings Aug. 22 — Los Angeles Angels vs. Buffalo 10 25 62698144 Cleveland at Williamsport, Pa. (Start position in parentheses) BASKETBALL Tuesday L.A. Angels at Toronto, ppd. Central Division 1. (7) Martin Truex Jr, Toyota, 500 laps, 56 Dec. 1 — Collective bargaining agreement WLOT PtsGFGA National Basketball Association National League Monday’s Games expires, 11:59 p.m. ET Tampa Bay2811258 141101 points. NBA— Fined Sacramento G De’Aaron Fox Favorite Line Underdog Line Seattle at Baltimore, late Dec. 6-9 — Winter meetings, Lake Buena 2. (5) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 500, 49. for public criticism of the officiating San Diego-225 PITTSBURGH +205 Carolina 27 10 458133 102 Philadelphia -125 NEW YORK +115 N.Y. Yankees at Toronto, late Vista, Fla. Florida 26 12 456133 115 3. (2) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 500, 52. following an April 10 game at Utah. Texas at Tampa Bay, late 4. (3) William Byron, Chevrolet, 500, 42. ATLANTA-190 Miami+175 Nashville 23 19 147112 121 FOOTBALL Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, late 5. (19) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 500, 38. MILWAUKEE-145 Chicago +135 Chicago2018545 122 135 ST. LOUIS -119 Washington+109 Detroit at Houston, late NBA Dallas 15 14 11 41 111 104 6. (1) Joey Logano, Ford, 500, 33. National Football League L.A. Angels at Kansas City, late 7. (23) Christopher Bell, Toyota, 500, 31. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS— Placed DT SAN FRANCISCO-119 Cincinnati+109 EASTERN CONFERENCE Columbus1520939 112 145 LA DODGERS -340 Colorado +310 Oakland at Arizona, late Detroit 15 23 63699140 8. (13) Tyler Reddick, Chevrolet, 500, 32. Michael Bennett on waivers. Atlantic Division HOUSTON TEXANS— Waived C Beau Boston at Minnesota, ppd. WLPctGB West Division 9. (9) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 500, 28. American League Tuesday’s Games WLOT PtsGFGA 10. (12) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 500, 29. Benzschawer and WR Steven Mitchell. Favorite Line UnderdogLine Philadelphia 36 17 .679 — PITTSBURGH STEELERS — Signed DE Boston (Eovaldi 1-1) at Minnesota (Maeda Brooklyn 36 17 .679 — Colorado 28 9460 146 96 11. (4) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 500, 46. MINNESOTA -150 Boston +140 1-0), 2:10 p.m. Boston 28 26 .519 8½ Vegas 27 11 256128 92 12. (22) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, 500, 25. Abdullah Anderson to a contract. BALTIMORE -140 Seattle +130 1 TORONTO-125 New York +115 Oakland (Luzardo 0-1) at Arizona (Kelly New York 27 27 .500 9 ⁄2 Minnesota2413351 119 109 13. (15) Chris Buescher, Ford, 500, 24. HOCKEY Toronto2133.389 15½ St. Louis 19 16 644119 128 14. (18) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 500, 23. TAMPA BAY-180 Texas+165 0-2), 3:40 p.m. National Hockey League LA Angels -129 KANSAS CITY+119 Seattle (Margevicius 0-1) at Baltimore Arizona 19 18 543114 130 15. (6) Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Chevrolet, 500, BOSTON BRUINS — Traded LW Anders Southeast Division San Jose 18 18 440113 133 Cleveland -113 CHICAGO +103 (Means 1-0), 7:05 p.m. WLPctGB 22. Bjork to Buffalo for C Curtis Lazar and LW HOUSTON-180 Detroit +165 Atlanta 29 25 .537 — Los Angeles 16 18 638110 117 16. (25) Bubba Wallace, Toyota, 500, 21. N.Y. Yankees (Taillon 0-0) at Toronto (Ryu Anaheim 12 23 73193137 Taylor Hall and a second-round draft pick. 0-1), 7:07 p.m. Miami 28 25 .528 ½ 17. (27) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, 500, 20. CALGARY FLAMES— Acquired LW Emil Interleague Texas (Gibson 1-0) at Tampa Bay Charlotte 27 25 .519 1 North Division 18. (26) Cole Custer, Ford, 500, 19. Heineman and a 2022 second-round draft Favorite LineUnderdog Line (Yarbrough 0-1), 7:10 p.m. Washington 19 33 .365 9 WLOT PtsGFGA 19. (8) Ryan Newman, Ford, 499, 18. pick from Florida for F Sam Bennett and a ARIZONA OFF OaklandOFF Cleveland (Bieber 0-1) at Chicago White Orlando 17 36 .321 11½ Toronto2811359 141109 20. (31) Aric Almirola, Ford, 499, 17. Winnipeg 25 14 353136 113 2022 sixth-round draft pick. NBA Sox (Giolito 1-0), 8:10 p.m. Central Division 21. (21) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 498, 17. CAROLINA HURRICANES — Acquired D Edmonton 25 15 252134 120 22. (37) James Davison, Chevrolet, 494, Tuesday Detroit (Boyd 1-1) at Houston (Odorizzi WLPctGB Jani Hakanpaa and a sixth-round draft Favorite Line O/UUnderdog Montreal 18 12 945122 110 15. 0-0), 8:10 p.m. Milwaukee 33 20 .623 — Calgary 17 21 337108 124 pick in 2022 from Anaheim for D Haydn TORONTOOFF OFF Atlanta L.A. Angels (Bundy 0-0) at Kansas City Indiana 25 27 .481 7½ Vancouver 16 18 335100 120 23. (33) Josh Bilicki, Ford, 493, 14. Fleury. INDIANA OFF (OFF) LA Clippers (Duffy 1-0), 8:10 p.m. Chicago2230.423 10½ Ottawa 14 25 432116 161 24. (29) Quin Houff, Chevrolet, 493, 13. COLORADO AVALANCHE — Recalled D CHARLOTTE 1(208)LA Lakers Cleveland 19 34 .358 14 25. (28) JJ Yeley, Chevrolet, 492, 0. 1 National League NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Jacob MacDonald from suspension. UTAH 16 ⁄2 (223)Oklahoma City Detroit 16 38 .29617½ 26. (35) Anthony Alfredo, Ford, 492, 11. overtime loss. The top four teams in each CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — Traded C PHOENIX 3215 Miami East Division 27. (24) Chase Briscoe, Ford, 491, 10. WESTERN CONFERENCE division will qualify for playoffs under this Matthew Highmore to Vancouver for C PORTLAND 1227 Boston WL PctGB 28. (32) Cody Ware, Chevrolet, 490, 0. Philadelphia 63 .667 — Southwest Division season’s temporary realignment. Adam Gaudette. Traded C Carl Soderberg National Hockey League WLPctGB 29. (36) BJ McLeod, Ford, 478, 0. to Colorado for C Josh Dickinson and RW Atlanta45.444 2 Sunday’s Games Tuesday New York 23 .400 2 Dallas 29 23 .558 — 30. (16) Erik Jones, Chevrolet, reargear, Ryder Rolston. Traded D Madison Bowey Memphis 26 25 .510 2½ Buffalo 5, Philadelphia 3 403, 7. and a fifth-round draft pick in 2021 to Favorite Line Underdog Line Miami26.2503½ Vegas 1, Arizona 0 NY Rangers-175 NEW JERSEY+163 Washington15.1673½ San Antonio2526.490 3½ 31. (14) Michael McDowell, Ford, accident, Vancouver in exchange for a fourth-round New Orleans 24 29 .453 5½ Pittsburgh 5, New Jersey 2 387, 6. BOSTON -305 Buffalo+275 Central Division draft pick in 2021. Traded C Mattias WASHINGTON -155 Philadelphia +145 Houston 14 39 .264 15½ Washington 8, Boston 1 32. (11) Daniel Suarez, Chevrolet, Janmark to San Jose for D Nick DeSimone. WL PctGB N.Y. Islanders 3, N.Y. Rangers 2, OT TORONTOOFF Calgary OFF Cincinnati 63 .667 — Northwest Division accident, 386, -5. DALLAS STARS — Acquired D Sami Tampa Bay-169 NASHVILLE +159 WLPctGB Nashville 3, Dallas 2, SO 33. (10) Brad Keselowski, Ford, accident, Vatanen off waivers from New Jersey. Milwaukee 54 .556 1 Colorado 4, Anaheim 1 Florida -114 DALLAS +104 St. Louis 54 .556 1 Utah 40 13 .755 — 385, 12. DETROIT RED WINGS— Reassigned D Chicago45.444 2 Denver3419.642 6 Monday’s Games 34. (20) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, Jared McIsaac to Grand Rapids (AHL) Pittsburgh 36 .333 3 Portland3122.585 9 Ottawa 4, Winnipeg 2 accident, 384, 13. after activating him from injured reserve. Oklahoma City 20 33 .37720 Montreal 4, Toronto 2 35. (30) Justin Haley, Chevrolet, accident, Traded RW Anthony Mantha to TODAY IN SPORTS West Division Minnesota1440.259 26½ Chicago 4, Columbus 3, OT 383, 0. WL PctGB Washington for LWs Richard Panik and April 13 Los Angeles 82 .800 — Pacific Division Detroit 3, Carolina 1 36. (17) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet, accident, Jakub Vrana, a first-round draft pick in WLPctGB 1970 – Billy Casper wins the Masters with San Diego73.7001 Arizona at Colorado, late 382, 1. 2021 and a second-round draft pick in afive-stroke playoff victory over Gene San Francisco63.6671½ Phoenix3715.712 — Vegas at Los Angeles, late 37. (34) Corey Lajoie, Chevrolet, accident, 2022. L.A. Clippers3718.6731½ Littler. Arizona 46 .400 4 Anaheim at San Jose, late 374, 1. EDMONTON OILERS — Acquired D Dmitry 1991 – Pete Weber wins four games to Colorado 37 .300 5 L.A. Lakers 33 20 .623 4½ St. Louis at Minnesota, ppd Golden State2528.47212½ Kulikov from New Jersey for a become the second player in PBA history Sunday’s Games Sacramento 22 31 .415 15½ Tuesday’s Games TRANSACTIONS fourth-round draft pick. to win the BPAA U.S. Open twice, this time Buffalo at Boston, late LOS ANGELES KINGS — Extended LW with a 289-184 victory over Mark Thayer. Pittsburgh 7, Chicago Cubs 1 Sunday’s Games N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey, late Monday’s Transactions Alex Iafallo for four years. 1997 – Tiger Woods wins the Masters by a Milwaukee 9, St. Louis 3 Atlanta 105, Charlotte 101 Philadelphia at Washington, late NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Reassigned D record 12 strokes at Augusta National. San Diego 2, Texas 0 Boston 105, Denver 87 BASEBALL Calgary at Toronto, late Josh Healey to a one-year, two-way Closing with a 69, Woods finished at L.A. Dodgers 3, Washington 0 Milwaukee 124, Orlando 87 Major League Baseball Tampa Bay at Nashville, late contract to Chicago (AHL). 18-under 270, the lowest score in the Arizona 7, Cincinnati 0 New Orleans 116, Cleveland 109 Florida at Dallas, late American League NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Traded D Dmitry Masters and matching the most under par San Francisco 4, Colorado 0 Indiana 132, Memphis 125 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, ppd HOUSTON ASTROS — Recalled RHP Jake Kulikov to Edmonton in exchange for a by anyone in any of the four Grand Slam Philadelphia 7, Atlanta 6 San Antonio 119, Dallas 117 Odorizzi from the alternate training site. conditional fourth-round pick in the 2022 events.

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He also was driving about 84 mph in a 65 selection and professional staff support Round 2, Pasatiempo Golf Course, Santa CD Marathón at Portland, Round of 16 Edelman announced Monday that he is mph zone seconds before his truck crashed equitable to that of the men’s national Cruz, Calif. 2nd Leg retiring from the NFL after 11 seasons. into two cars stopped on an entrance ramp to team. 10:30 p.m. COLLEGE SOFTBALL FS1 — CONCACAF Champions League: “Nothing in my career has ever come Interstate 435 near Arrowhead Stadium. Players sued the USSF in March 2019, 4 p.m. Arcahaie FC at Cruz Azul, Round of 16 easy. 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both Deceased; the unknown FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS additional information about this Job opportunity for LABOR- Five Ash Forest, Lake City's IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, beneficiaries of JESSE "BILL" NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER Town Council meeting or has ER, FT, paid weekly, doing premier 55 plus manuf. home THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, JERRY or PEARL B. JERRY, if THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A any questions about how to many different tasks, from community. 386-752-7207 Lot IN AND FOR COLUMBIA any, and persons claiming by, COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON submit a public comment at the landscape, fence building, lease includes water, sewer, COUNTY, FLORIDA through or under JESSE "BILL" THEM. meeting, please contact: gate installations, erosion con- garbage & lawn maintenance. CIVIL DIVISION JERRY or PEARL B. JERRY, All other creditors of the dece- Connie Brecheen at 386-497- trol and much more. Most CASE NO. 2019-118-CA other than the above-named dent and other persons having 2321 work is done in Hamilton and LEOLA J. IVERY, persons; and the unknown claims or demand against Please contact the Town Office Columbia counties. Our work Plaintiff, heirs and beneficiaries of RAN- decedent’s estate must file their at 386-497-2321 to report is- has certain requirements, no v. Lovely 4/2 home, completely DALL JERRY, a/k/a RANDAL claims with this court WITHIN 3 sues with the technology that exceptions. MUST HAVE: renovated to "like new" in quiet The unknown heirs and benefi- JERRY, and FANNIE JERRY, MONTHS AFTER THE DATE the Town is using,(not the tech- Valid drivers license & trans- ciaries of RICHARD JERRY, neighborhood with new homes. both Deceased, if any, and per- OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION nology members of the public portation; No criminal record is Best deal anywhere for $159K. Deceased, if any, and persons sons claiming by, through or OF THIS NOTICE. are using) to provide public ac- necessary; Drug Free- there claiming by, through or under Call builders: (386) 406-3733 under RANDALL JERRY, a/k/a ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED cess (listening and/or com- will be a drug test twice a year off. or (203) 623-0659 cell. RICHARD JERRY; the un- RANDAL JERRY, and FANNIE WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS menting) to the meeting. with random tests if deemed known heirs and beneficiaries JERRY, other than the above- SET FORTH IN FLORIDA The public hearing is being necessary. Denise Milligan-Bose Realty of ALBERTA J. DUNMORE, named heirs through JESSE STATUTES SECTION 733.702 conducted in an ADA accessi- 386-438-5627 One of kind also known as MARY ALBER- "BILL" JERRY or PEARL B. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED ble location, however if any dis- Interested, serious inquiries, home every luxury; Elevator,lg TA DUNMORE, Deceased, if JERRY; NOTWITHSTANDING THE abled person wishing to attend please call wkshop/stor\g area. Generator any, believed to have included YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TIME PERIODS SET FORTH the meeting and requiring spe- Philpot Tractor, Inc. at to run automatic, security sys- MARY GRANT, and persons that an action has been filed ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED cial accommodations for the 386-755-0346. tem. MLS#104357. $425,000 claiming by, through or under against you in the Circuit Court TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE meeting should contact Connie Leave information with office Hallmark Real Estate Call Koby ALBERTA J. DUNMORE, also of the Third Judicial Circuit, in AFTER THE DECEDENT’S Brecheen (386-497-2321), at staff or leave message on Adams for details (386) 623- known as MARY ALBERTA and for Columbia County, Flori- DEATH IS BARRED. least 4 calendar days prior to voice mail. 7840 PRIME PROFESSIONAL DUNMORE; the unknown heirs da, to quiet title in and to the The date of first publication of the meeting and special ac- OFFICE SPACE 2,256 heated and beneficiaries of VERA J. following property in Columbia this notice is April 13, 2021. commodations will be provided. sf office building. MLS#104987 HICKS, Deceased, believed to County, Florida: Attorney for Personal Repre- Any person wishing to attend have included FRANCES H. The Southeast quarter of the sentative: the meeting requiring an inter- Coldwell, Banker Elaine Tolar JONES and MAXINE H. HARD- Southeast quarter (SE ¼ of SE Carla Trinca-Conley, Esq. preter for News Reporter 386-365-1548. On Lake Mont- ING as heirs of WALLACE ¼), Section 29, Township 2 Florida Bar No.: 119618 the meeting should contact gomery. 4/3. Upgraded, HICKS, widower of VERA J. South, Range 17 East, [email protected] Connie Brecheen (386-497- hdwdfl/dr, owners suite. HICKS, now Deceased, and The Lake City Reporter has an $290,000. MLS#107301 LESS AND EXCEPT the follow- BERG BRYANT ELDER LAW 2321), at least 4 calendar days opening for an aggressive persons claiming by, through or ing-described lots, pieces or GROUP prior to the meeting and an in- Country Rivers Realty, LLC under VERA J. HICKS; the un- news reporter. Our community parcels of real property: 4540 Southside Blvd., Suite terpreter will be provided. offers plenty of opportunity for 386-497-3305 Perfect escape! known heirs and beneficiaries Begin at the Southeast corner 302 In accordance with Sect. Fly-In or Drive-In to this high lot of ANNIE MAE KETTLES, now enterprise news, including of said Section 29, and run S Jacksonville, FL 32216 286.0105 Florida Statutes, no- some investigative work. This on the magnificent Suwannee Deceased, and persons claim- 88 degrees 09 minutes West (904) 398-6100 Personal Rep- tice is given that if a person River. MLS# 107713 $35,000. ing by, through or under ANNIE position covers a variety of along the South line of said resentative: wishes to appeal a decision news assignments and some MAE KETTLES; the unknown Section 29 a distance of 210 Rebecca Barrow made by the Town Council with STEINHATCHEE DANIEL heirs and beneficiaries of features. Plus, theres also an CRAPPS CANAL FRONTAGE! feet; thence N 0 degrees 47 6631 Banbury Road respect to any matter consid- opportunity to write for our va- CORINNE J. MICKLE (or minutes W 210 feet; thence N Jacksonville, FL 32211 ered at this meeting, they will Near Steinhatchee River! 2/2. MICKLER), Deceased, believed riety of magazine products. $139,500 386-397-3002 88 degrees 09 minutes E 210 need a record of the proceed- The successful candidate to have included MARVIN feet to the East line of said 634651 ings, and for such purpose may MLS#108731. MICKLER, and persons claim- must be able to generate ac- Section 29; thence S 0 degrees April 13, 20, 2021 need to ensure that a verbatim curate copy quickly and have Poole Realty CALL KELLIE ing by, through or under 47 minutes E along said East record of the proceeding is SHIRAH AT 386-208-3847. 2 CORINNE J. MICKLE (or NOTICE OF LITIGATION SES- instincts for reporting on a va- st nd: line 210 feet to the POINT OF SION made, which record includes riety of subjects. homes; 1 : 1955 hm 3/1 2 MICKLER); and the unknown BEGINNING, containing 1.0 the testimony and evidence 2000+SQFT 3/2 brick rancher. heirs and beneficiaries of Litigation Session. Pursuant to Send a resume, clips and acre, more or less; Florida Statutes § 286.011(8) upon which the appeal is references to MLS#109338. $1,100,000 WILLIE MAE J. HADDOCK, AND ALSO less and except: based. Deceased, if any, and persons (d), on Tuesday, April 13, 2021 Jamie Wachter, editor, Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- Commence at the SE corner of at 5:30 PM, the School Board 0237 Updated brick 3/2 home claiming by, through or under said Section 29 and run West 634478 Lake City Reporter at WILLIE MAE J. HADDOCK, in- of Columbia County shall com- [email protected] located on over an acre in the along the South line of said mence a Closed Litigation Ses- April 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 20, Cypress Lake subdivision. cluding the heirs and beneficia- Section 29 for 745.46 feet to a 21, 22, 23, 25, 2021 ries of INET ROSSIN, De- sion to discuss settlement ne- Seeking an ACCOUNTING MLS#109359. $298,900 point; thence perpendicular to DEPARTMENT SUPPORT ceased, believed to include gotiations or strategy related to Public Auction STEINHATCHEE DANIEL the aforementioned Section line litigation expenditures for MEMBER JAMES ROSSIN, RUSSELL go North for 21.77 feet to an Will be held by Davis Towing & that will focus on CRAPPS PRESERVE AT LAU- ROSSIN, ANGELA R. HILL, Columbia County School Board Recovery at 9 a.m. On assisting and providing admin- REL LAKE 3/2 mst suite, 2-car iron and POINT OF BEGIN- v. Class Act Tours, pending in BILLY ROSSIN, THELMA R. NING; thence continue North 04/26/21, in Columbia County istrative support to our sales gar. $299,000 KIM MCCALL STOCKTON JOHNSON, WAL- the United States District Court at 1226 NW Main Blvd, Lake group. The Accounts Receiv- 386-365-3532 MLS#109485 for 210 feet to an iron; thence for the Middle District of Flori- TER ROSSIN, LEONARD Northwesterly at a deflection City, FL 32055. able Specialist will be respon- ROSSIN, BARBARA R. JACK- da, Jacksonville Division. The sible for accurate and efficient Poole Realty CALL DAVID angle of 87 degrees 04 minutes attendees will be Board Mem- MINCEY AT 386-590-0157. SON, DAWN R. LEAHY, and 10 seconds to the left for 210 2005 Mercedes C240 processing of production tick- GLORIA R. SMITH, all as heirs bers, Dana Brady-Giddens, WDBRF61J35A654586 ets and materials invoices, as DOWLING PARK. Beautiful feet; thence at a deflection an- Keith Hudson, Stephanie move in ready 3BR/2BA, of the Estate of JESSE "BILL" gle of 02 degrees 55 minutes well as other general account- JERRY or PEARL B. JERRY, Johns, Narragansett Smith, 2006 Ford Crown Victoria ing duties as needed. MLS#109499. $220,000 50 seconds to the left run Steve Nelson, Superintendent, both Deceased; the unknown South for 210 feet to an iron; 2FAHP71WX6X133522 You can apply direct by going Coldwell Banker, Elaine Tolar beneficiaries of JESSE "BILL" Lex Carswell, School Board At- to 386-365-1548. Location Is The thence at a deflection angle of torney, Meagan Logan and the JERRY or PEARL B. JERRY, if 87 degrees 04 minutes 10 sec- 634637 www.andersoncolumbia.com Key. 3/2. New AC 2018, new any, and persons claiming by, certified court reporter desig- April 13, 2021 or roof 2020. Large garage. Zoned onds to the left run Southeast- nated by Third Circuit Re- through or under JESSE "BILL" erly for 210 feet to an iron and https://www.andersoncolumbi- CG. $189,900.MLS109771 JERRY or PEARL B. JERRY, porters & Video, who shall a.com/careers.html#op- POINT OF BEGINNING, con- record the executive session. Coldwell, Banker Superb Loca- other than the above-named taining one acre, the above-de- 442966-accounts-receivable- specialist tion. 3BR/2B in Quail Heights persons; and the unknown scribed parcel being part of the Country Club. $245,000. Call heirs and beneficiaries of RAN- 633539 DFW / EOE lands described in Deed Book April 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13, 14, 2021 Wanted; Unwanted livestock; Elaine Tolar 386-365-1548. DALL JERRY, a/k/a RANDAL 23, page 155, public records of horses, goats, cows: Free pick- MLS#109854 JERRY, and FANNIE JERRY, Columbia County, Florida. PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE up. Call Danny 904-222-5054. both Deceased, if any, and per- and you are required to serve a The Town of Fort White is con- Poole Realty CALL AMANDA sons claiming by, through or copy of your written defenses sidering applying for State Re- SENEA AT 386-249-1640. Fab- ulous double lot with 2/1.5 under RANDALL JERRY, a/k/a to it, if any, on RALPH R. volving funds through the De- Madison County RANDAL JERRY, and FANNIE DEAS, ESQUIRE, Attorney for partment of Environmental Pro- home w/Itchetucknee River ac- Memorial Hospital cess. MLS#110196. $199,900 JERRY, other than the above- Plaintiff, 227 SE Hernando Av- tection (DEP) for the construc- EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNI- NOW HIRING: named heirs through JESSE enue, Lake City, Florida tion of a wastewater treatment TY FOR STABLE ATTEN- RNs, LPNs, CNAs, LAKE CITY-DANIEL CRAPPS "BILL" JERRY or PEARL B. 32025, e-mail: system. DANT Infection Control Coor., SUWANNEE RANCHETTES JERRY, [email protected], A public meeting to discuss the Laboratory Technologists 3/2 DWMH, on a 5-acre tract! Defendants. 4 temp. openings, Paris, KY. and file the original with the project, possible costs, user Elm Tree Farm, LLC. Employ- Sign on Bonus for Full Time $160,000 MISTEE GALLOWAY NOTICE OF ACTION Clerk of the above-styled Court charges, as well as obtain pub- Apply Online MCMH.US 386-365-3513 MLS#110280 TO:The unknown heirs and ment begins 05/01/2021, termi- at the Columbia County Court- lic input on the alternatives will nates 11/30/2021. No min. Edu- or Call (850)973-2271 beneficiaries of RICHARD JER- house, 173 NE Hernando Av- be held at Ft. White Town Hall Poole Realty CALL KATY cation req. No min. exp. req. 35 MCMH is an YANOSSY AT 386-688-0654. RY, Deceased, if any, and per- enue, Lake City, Florida on Monday, April 26, 2021 at Equal Opportunity Employer sons claiming by, through or hr/wk. M-F, 8a.m to 3p.m. No Charming 3/2 on a spacious 32055, either before service on 6pm. For information concern- o/t. $12.96 pr/hr. $19.44 pr/hr Drug Free Workplace under RICHARD JERRY; the Plaintiff's attorney or immedi- ing the public hearing contact fenced lot in downtown Live unknown heirs and beneficia- o/t if applicable. Workers will Oak! MLS#110295. $165,000 ately thereafter, not later than Connie Brecheen, Town Clerk, assist with the breeding activi- ries of ALBERTA J. DUN- May 1, 2021; otherwise, a de- at 386-497-2321. Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- MORE, also known as MARY ties such as foaling and prepa- fault will be entered against you Public access to this meeting ration for shipment to breeding 0237 Brick 4BR/2BA home lo- ALBERTA DUNMORE, De- can be accomplished as fol- for the relief demanded in the barns; assist with weaning and PUBLISHER'S NOTE cated on 2+ acres, front porch. ceased, if any, believed to have Complaint or Petition. lows: Multiple outbuildings for stor- included MARY GRANT, and yearling preparation for sale All Yard Sale Ads WITNESS MY HAND and the (1)Audio--- Dial from your and/or consignment. They also age. MLS#110334. $184,900 persons claiming by, through or phone 386-400-9288 if local, or Must be Pre-Paid. Seal of this Court on March assist with the spring and fall LAKE CITY-DANIEL CRAPPS under ALBERTA J. DUN- 31st, 2021. the toll-free number: 1-888-686- Registered Brangus Bulls 2-4 MORE, also known as MARY calving and with the cutting, 4/2 2,200 SqFt home on 5 ac. JAMES M. SWISHER, JR. 1115. When asked for exten- raking, bailing and storage of years old, certified, gentle, ALBERTA DUNMORE; the un- sion dial 386. Participants will Full of upgrades! $259,900 Clerk of the Court hay. In conjunction with the ready to breed. $2500. 352- REBECCA MORGAN 386-438- known heirs and beneficiaries By: Susan Heimer be muted until public comments 215-1018. of VERA J. HICKS, Deceased, farm laborers assistance during 4030 MLS#110355 Deputy Clerk are requested. Participants the aforementioned activities, believed to have included (Court Seal) wishing to comment will press Coldwell, Banker Your own FRANCES H. JONES and these temporary workers also *9 to raise or lower hand. A assist with the grooming, main- tranquil space. 3/2 on 10+ ac. MAXINE H. HARDING as heirs 633403 moderator will call on you when In ground pool w/solar panels. of WALLACE HICKS, widower tenance and feeding of the April 6, 13, 2021 it is your turn to speak at which farms horses and with the feed- $340,000 Call Elaine Tolar 386- of VERA J. HICKS, now De- time you will press *6 to un- Cash for Vehicles: 365-1548. MLS#110366 ceased, and persons claiming ing of the farms cattle. Workers We pick IN RE: Estate of IN THE CIR- mute microphone. Please state will also assist with mainte- up. Jessie 386-984-8256. ARCHER DANIEL CRAPPS by, through or under VERA J. CUIT COURT, THIRD JUDI- your name clearly for the 3BR/2BA New roof 2020, new HICKS; the unknown heirs and nance of tools and equipment; CIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR record. Each speaker will have and other work that is directly HVAC 2017, $195,000 MISTEE beneficiaries of ANNIE MAE COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORI- three (3) minutes to comment. GALLOWAY 386-365-3513 KETTLES, now Deceased, and related to the activities for DA When finished speaking press which the workers were hired. MLS#110386 persons claiming by, through or PROBATE DIVISION *6 again to mute your micro- under ANNIE MAE KETTLES; Three-fourths guaranteed. CAROLYN W. WAYT, phone to avoid background Tools, equipment, and daily the unknown heirs and benefi- FILE NUMBER: 2021-CP-0080 noise. Cows for Sale, 10 head, all ciaries of CORINNE J. MICKLE transportation to work site pro- bred, some with calves, $7,500 Deceased. (2)Attend in person--- at 118 vided at no cost. Free housing (or MICKLER), Deceased, be- DIVISION: SW Wilson Springs Road, Fort for all. Can delv. 352-575-7498. lieved to have included MAR- for those unable to commute to NOTICE TO CREDITORS White, FL 32038. CDC guide- work site. Transportation and PUBLISHER'S NOTE VIN MICKLER, and persons The administration of the estate lines for Covid-19 will be fol- Florida Law 828.29 requires claiming by, through or under subsistence pay from place of of Carolyn W. Wayt, deceased, lowed. recruitment paid to non-resi- dogs and cats being sold to be CORINNE J. MICKLE (or whose date of death was De- (3)Virtually---https://us02web.- at least 8 weeks old and have a MICKLER); and the unknown dents when 50% of contract is cember 17, 2019, is pending in zoom.us/j/3864009288?pwd=Q completed. Apply for this job at health certificate from a li- heirs and beneficiaries of the Circuit Court for Columbia Th5SXcyN1JwMn- censed veterinarian document- WILLIE MAE J. HADDOCK, KY SWA. 275 East Main 2WA County, Florida, Probate Divi- Q0ZVZReU0xb2ZOUT09 Frankfort KY 40621. Phone: ing they have mandatory shots Deceased, if any, and persons sion, the address of which is Written Public Comment---ac- and are free from intestinal and claiming by, through or under (859) 983-6038 Job Order # 173 NE Hernando Avenue, cepted in advance of meeting. 1172653139. external parasites. Many WILLIE MAE J. HADDOCK, in- Lake City, FL 32055. The a. By mail to: Town of Fort species of wildlife must be li- cluding the heirs and beneficia- names and addresses of the White, P.O. Box 129, Fort HOUSEKEEPER, experience censed by Florida Fish and ries of INET ROSSIN, De- personal representative and the White, FL 32038 a plus, will train. Good hourly Wildlife. If you are unsure, con- ceased, believed to include personal representative’s attor- b. By email to: pay. Candidates must have tact the local office for informa- JAMES ROSSIN, RUSSELL ney are set forth below. [email protected] good work ethic & work histo- tion. ROSSIN, ANGELA R. HILL, All creditors of the decedent c. By phone to the Town office ry. SIGN ON BONUS. Apply in BILLY ROSSIN, THELMA R. and other persons having at 386-497-2321 person. NO CALLS. Americas STOCKTON JOHNSON, WAL- claims or demands against All written comments submitted Best Value Inn of Lake City TER ROSSIN, LEONARD decedent’s estate on whom a shall be received on or before 3835 W US Hwy 90. ROSSIN, BARBARA R. JACK- copy of this notice is required to 12:00 Noon on Friday, April 23, SON, DAWN R. LEAHY, and be served must file their claims 2021. Please note all written Wanted:Experienced Garage Want to buy cattle. All kinds GLORIA R. SMITH, all as heirs with this court ON OR BEFORE comments will be made a part 352-339-3018 of the Estate of JESSE "BILL" THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS of the public record. If any Door Installer. JERRY or PEARL B. JERRY, AFTER THE TIME OF THE member of the public requires Needs own vehicle, PT. Call Wanted to lease pasture for both Deceased; the unknown FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS additional information about this 386-755-2094 for interview. cattle. 352-339-3018 4B TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 2021 CLASSIFIED LAKE CITY REPORTER Classified Department 755-5440

field by five shots to win champion. PUBLISHER'S NOTE BUY IT MASTERS the Asia-Pacific Amateur “I’ve been blessed All real estate advertising in this Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- newspaper is subject to the fair 0237 Country Club of Lake City Continued From 1B in 2011. The tournament to spend a lot of time in housing act which makes it ille- near all amenities. Golf course SELL IT was the brainchild of Billy Japan,” Nicklaus posted on gal to advertise "any prefer- comm/no HOA fees required. Payne, the former Augusta Twitter. “I know they love ence, limitation, or discrimina- MLS#109692. $34,900 FIND IT tion based on race, color, reli- its stars. He played along- National chairman who the game of golf. They’re gion, sex, disability, familial sta- Poole Realty CALL GLENDA tus or national origin; or any in- MCCALL AT 386-208-5244. Lake City Reporter side Matsuyama and Ryo wanted the green jacket to also very proud people tention to make such prefer- Less than 5 miles to shopping Ishikawa, the first Japanese inspire greater growth in and they’re even prouder ence, limitation or discrimina- and schools. MLS#110115. star of this generation. Scott Asia. today! I competed against tion." Familial status includes $59,500# had not felt that ignored Matsuyama earned his the great Isao Aoki, and children under the age of 18 liv- Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- Classifieds ing with parents or legal custo- 0237 High and dry wooded since he played with Woods first trip to the Masters by know how revered he was dians, pregnant women and acreage on paved road. Min- and Phil Mickelson in the winning, and he made his and is. Hideki will also now people securing custody of chil- utes from I-75. MLS#110168. dren under the age of 18. This $152,091 U.S. Open at Torrey Pines. first trip to Butler Cabin as forever be a hero to his newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real LAKE CITY DANIEL CRAPPS “He’s a bit like a the low amateur. country.” estate which is in violation of FOREST HILLS Cleared lots Tiger Woods to the rest His next trip to Butler Nicklaus already had a the law. Our readers are here- ready for your new home! of the world,” he said of Cabin was Sunday after soft spot for Matsuyama. by informed that all dwellings $40,000 SUSAN EAGLE 386- advertised in this newspaper 623-6612 MLS#110311 Matsuyama, who went on his one-shot victory in the His first PGA Tour vic- are available on an equal op- Country Rivers Realty, LLC to win that week. Masters. He no longer was tory was in 2014 at the portunity basis. To complain of 386-497-3305 Build your dream Now picture Matsuyama a teenager with potential. A Memorial, the tournament discrimination call HUD toll free home in the country. Minutes to at 1-800-669-9777, the toll free Lake City/I-75. End of Cul-de- in a green jacket. nation was watching. Nicklaus runs at Muirfield telephone number to the hear- Sac MLS# 110405. $39,900 ing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. “I can’t imagine what “It’s thrilling to think that Village in Ohio. Hallmark Real Estate Anita it’s going to be like,” there are a lot of young- “I just think you’ve just Tonetti at (386) 697-3780 OP- PORTUNITY! 15.83 acres with Matsuyama said, this time sters in Japan watching seen the start of what’s 1,009 of frontage on busy SR through his interpreter. today,” he said. “Hopefully going to be truly one of 47. Call MLS#98389 “But what a thrill and honor in five, 10 years, when they your world’s great play- Coldwell, Banker 4.12 Acres of fantastic investment property. it will be for me to take the get a little older, hopefully ers over the next 10 to 15 Zoned CG. Frontage on SR green jacket back to Japan. some of them will be com- years,” Nicklaus said that 247. Call Elaine Tolar 386-365- 1548. And I’m really looking for- peting on the world stage.” day. Coldwell, Banker Very nice Poole Realty CALL MATTHEW ward to it.” Jumbo Ozaki remains an He already had more commercial lots in SR 247 CAMPBELL AT 386-590-0852. Now try to picture the iconic figure in Japanese PGA Tour victories than Place. Various sizes. Paved Building is a currently opera- streets. Zoned CG. Call Elaine tional doctors office. reception at Kasamigaseki golf, a winner of more than any Japanese player and Tolar 386-365-1548. MLS#109722. $210,000 Country Club, the site of 100 tournaments, though now is up to six, to go along Hallmark Real Estate Robin the Olympics in about three he rarely left home. He was with nine other wins world- Williams 386-365-5146 ML- months. They have been inducted into the World wide. He wasn’t interest- S102143 Owner Financing Avail! 9.50 ac near US90 & I-10 delayed a year because of Golf Hall of Fame in 2011, ed in declaring he was the $65,000 the COVID-19 pandemic, the year Matsuyama first best ever from Japan. He Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- and assuming the games played in the Masters. is young and has too much 0237 Heavily wooded property. 4 miles to a county boat launch. go on, the timing couldn’t Isao Aoki was the clos- respect for those who came 10 miles to downtown Branford. be better for golf. est Japan had come to win- before him. MLS#108595. $14,500 A private club that ning a major. He was tied Still, Masters champion Country Rivers Realty, LLC only recently allowed with Jack Nicklaus going goes a long way. 386-497-3305 Hunting, Fishing, Starry Skies and peaceful pri- female members — that into the final round of the “However, I’m the first to vacy. parcel consists of 2 build- should sound familiar — U.S. Open at Baltusrol in win a major,” he said. “And able lots. MLS#108914 $24,900 Kasamigaseki is where 1980, and wound up two if that’s the bar, then I’ve Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- 0237 Prime commercial proper- Matsuyama walloped the shots behind golf’s greatest set it.” ty. Access to I-10 and I-75. City water/sewer infrastructure in place. MLS#109496. $250,000

THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME COLLEGE BASKETBALL By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek Unscramble these Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. Florida lands 4th transfer as CSU’s

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ADGRU By MARK LONG Furman forward Noah Duruji (Louisiana Tech). Associated Press Gurley, but he chose to Castleton put his name in transfer to Alabama. the NBA draft in hopes of app • Follow us on Twitter Twitter app • Follow us on GAINESVILLE — White’s newest addi- getting feedback on ways NCNNAO Florida landed its fourth tions likely will give to improve. He did not hire transfer in two weeks on Florida a starting lineup an agent and is expected to JUST JUMBLE Monday when former that consists entirely of stay in school. Charleston Southern players who started their Florida turned to the DIRIBE guard Phlandrous Fleming college careers elsewhere. Get the free Get portal again to replace Jr. formally committed to Teams across the country Now arrange the circled letters six players who left the ©2021 Tribune Content Agency, LLC to form the surprise answer, as the Gators. are dealing with defections All Rights Reserved. suggested by the above cartoon. The 6-foot-4 Fleming and rebuilds as players program following a sec- averaged 20.1 points and take advantage of lenient ond-round loss to Oral 7.4 rebounds as a senior NCAA transfer rules and Roberts in the NCAA (Answers tomorrow) last season with the a portal that’s ballooned to Tournament. Jumbles: PLUMP ABIDE CANCEL PARADE Buccaneers. He was named about 1,200 guys seeking Guards Tre Mann and Yesterday’s Answer: They designed their food truck to have — CURB APPEAL the Big South’s Defensive new places to play. Scottie Lewis entered the Player of the Year for the White has enjoyed more NBA draft with plans of second straight year. success with transfers than hiring agents. Shooting He announced his deci- high school recruits, land- guard Noah Locke, for- sion on social media. ing Jalen Hudson, Canyon ward Omar Payne, backup Fleming will be a grad- Barry, Egor Koulechov and point guard Ques Glover, uate transfer for the Kerry Blackshear since and reserve forward Osayi rebuilding Gators, who got replacing NBA-bound Billy Osifo left the program recent commitments from Donovan in 2015. Penn State guard Myreon The core of Florida’s cur- in hopes of finding more Jones, Kansas City guard rent team includes three playing time or a more Brandon McKissic, and transfers: big man Colin prominent role elsewhere. Boston College forward Castleton (Michigan), The Gators signed one CJ Felder as coach Mike point guard Tyree recruit for their 2021 class White retools his roster. Appleby (Cleveland State), — talented guard Kowacie Florida also targeted and forward Anthony Reeves.

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hit and, two batters later, was driven home by anoth- er base hit from designated hitter Wyatt McLaughlin. Aside from an error in the field and a wild pitch, Hadorn didn’t do much to upset his own chanc- es at a win. He threw a complete game and, out of the three runs given up on the night, just one was earned, a third-inning play at the plate that catcher Brad Sullivan was unable to make. Hadorn also struck out five batters while walk- ing just one. The Indians (6-5) will continue their four-game homestand with their third game in Fort White tonight. It’ll be their third consec- utive district matchup as well, as Union County (18- 1) takes its nearly immac- ulate record to take on the MORGAN MCMULLEN/Lake City Reporter Indians with a 6 p.m. first Fort White’s Tory Hadorn hurls a pitch in the second pitch scheduled. inning Monday night against Hilliard. TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 2021 ADVICE & COMICS LAKE CITY REPORTER 5B

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