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Highlights ‘Budget for Better America’ of Trump’s $4.7 trillion budget request

President Donald Trump’s $4.7 trillion budget request pro- poses steep cuts to domestic spending, a funding boost for the Pentagon and $8.6 billion for his signature border wall with Mexico. Leading Demo- crats immediately rejected the plan, signaling another bruising fi ght just weeks after a standoff that led to a 35-day partial government shutdown, the longest in U.S. history. A look at the highlights from the White House proposal.

BORDER WALL FIGHT RENEWED Trump’s proposal for the fi scal year that begins Oct. 1 includes $8.6 billion to build the U.S-Mexico border wall. The proposal shows Trump is eager to renew his confrontation with Congress over the wall, Acting Offi ce of Management and Budget director Russ Vought speaks during the daily press briefi ng at the White House on Monday in a centerpiece of his agenda Washington. [AP PHOTO/ EVAN VUCCI] that congressional Democrats have staunchly resisted. The budget request for more than President’s record $4.7 trillion budget relies on strong growth 300 miles of new border wall

See HIGHLIGHTS, A5 ByLisa Mascaro AP Congressional Correspondent

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump proposed a record $4.7 tril- lion federal budget for 2020 on Monday, relying on opti- mistic 3.1 percent economic growth projections along- side accounting shuffles and steep domestic cuts to bring future spending into prom- ised balance in 15 years. SPORTS | B1 The deficit is projected to hit $1.1 trillion in the 2020 THE NEXT fiscal year, the highest in a decade. The administra- LEVEL: TACKO tion is counting on robust growth, including from the FALL SPARKS Republican tax cuts — which Trump wants to make per- SURGE FOR UCF manent — to push down the red ink. Some economists, HOOPS though, say the bump from A construction worker replaces fencing lining the north side of the border wall separating San Diego the tax cuts is waning, and from Tijuana, Mexico, on Monday. President Donald Trump is reviving his border wall fi ght, preparing a they project slower growth in new budget that will seek $8.6 billion for the U.S-Mexico barrier while imposing steep spending cuts to coming years. The national other domestic programs and setting the stage for another fi scal battle. [AP PHOTO/GREGORY BULL] debt is $22 trillion. Even with his own projec- “an economic miracle.” He century.” Congress over priorities, May holds tions, Trump’s budget would said in a letter to Congress Presidential budgets tend including his push for $8.6 not come into balance for a accompanying the plan to be seen as aspirational billion to build the U.S-Mex- last-ditch decade and a half, rather that the country’s next step blueprints, rarely becoming ico border wall. than the traditional hope of must be “turbocharging the enacted policy, and Trump’s Titled “A Budget for a Brexit talks balancing in 10. industries of the future and proposal for the new fiscal Better America: Promises Still, Trump contended establishing a new stan- year, which begins Oct. 1, with EU the nation is experiencing dard of living for the 21st sets up a showdown with See BUDGET, A5 before vote

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SANAA, YEMEN Yemeni tribesmen: 22 civilians Boeing jet under killed in country’s north

Local tribesmen say air- strikes by the Saudi-led coalition fighting Yemen’s Houthi rebels have killed 22 scrutiny after crash people, including children, in the country’s north. The Health Ministry By Elias Meseret affiliated with the Houthis and Yidnek Kirubel confirmed the deaths on The Associated Press Monday, saying that all those killed were from two families HEJERE, Ethiopia — Air- from the Maghrabet Talan lines in Ethiopia, China, district in Hajjah province. Indonesia and elsewhere The tribesmen spoke on grounded the Boeing 737 condition of anonymity for Max 8 jetliner Monday after fear of reprisals. the second devastating crash For almost two months, the of one of the planes in five Houthis have been besieging months. But Boeing said it and shelling the mountainous had no reason to pull the area of Kusher to suppress a popular aircraft from the rebellion there by the Hajor skies. tribes. Scores of civilians have As the East African coun- been killed and wounded. try mourned the 157 victims of the Ethiopian Airlines MONTGOMERY, ALA. plane that went down in Execution date set for inmate clear weather shortly after convicted of preacher’s death takeoff Sunday, investiga- tors found the jetliner’s two Alabama has set an exe- flight recorders at the crash cution date for an inmate site outside the capital of convicted of killing a preacher Addis Ababa. in a robbery more than two An airline official, how- decades ago. ever, said one of the Christopher Lee Price is recorders was partially dam- Workers gather at the scene of an Ethiopian Airlines fl ight crash Monday near Bishoftu, or Debre Zeit, scheduled to be put to death aged and “we will see what south of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. A spokesman says Ethiopian Airlines has grounded all its Boeing 737 on April 11, according to an we can retrieve from it.” Max 8 aircraft as a safety precaution, following the crash of one of its planes in which 157 people were order from the state Supreme The official spoke on condi- killed. [MULUGETA AYENE/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Court. tion of anonymity for lack of Price was convicted of the authorization to speak to the passengers and crew” on the you know, they are very maintenance was on Feb. 4, 1991 stabbing death of Bill media. jetliner. distressed,” he said. “They and it had flown just 1,200 Lynn, who was pastor of the A witness to the crash told Among the airlines still are in shock like we are. They hours. Natural Springs Church of The Associated Press that using the plane are South- are grieving.” China’s Civil Aviation Christ. smoke was coming from the west, American and Air In Addis Ababa, members Administration said that it Lynn was killed with a rear of the plane before it hit Canada. of an association of Ethio- ordered airlines to ground sword and knife during a rob- the ground. In Washington, Transpor- pian airline pilots wept all 737 Max 8 aircraft as of 6 bery at his home on Dec. 22, “Before falling down, the tation Secretary Elaine L. uncontrollably for their dead p.m. (1000 GMT) Monday, 1991. plane rotated two times Chao said passenger safety colleagues. Framed photos in line with the principle of Prosecutors said Lynn was in the air, and it had some was the first priority for the of seven crew members sat “zero tolerance for security at home with his wife assem- smoke coming from the back administration. in chairs at the front of a risks.” bling Christmas presents then, it hit the ground and “I want travelers to be crowded room. It said it would issue fur- when the power was cut to exploded,” Tamrat Abera assured and that we are The flight’s main pilot, ther notices after consulting their home. said. “When the villagers and taking this seriously and Yared Getachew, issued a with the U.S. Federal Avia- I arrived at the site, there was monitoring latest develop- distress call shortly after tion Administration and JERUSALEM nothing except some burning ments,” she said. takeoff and was told to Boeing. Israeli AG to release Netanyahu and flesh.” It’s unusual for authorities return, but all contact was China Southern Airlines is evidence after elections Ethiopian authorities are to take the step of grounding lost. one of Boeing’s biggest cus- leading the investigation planes, and it’s up to each Canada, Ethiopia, the U.S., tomers for the aircraft. Israel’s attorney gen- into the crash, assisted by country to set standards on China, Italy, France, Britain, Comair, the operator of eral says he will only release the U.S., Kenya and others. which planes can fly and how Egypt, Germany, India and British Airways and Kulula material from the corruption The crash was similar to those planes are maintained, Slovakia all lost four or more flights in South Africa, said it investigations into Prime that of a Lion Air jet of the said Todd Curtis, an aviation citizens. has grounded its Boeing 737 Minister Benjamin Netan- same model in Indonesian safety analyst who directs At least 21 staff members Max 8 while it consults with yahu after the country’s April seas last year, killing 189 the Airsafe.com Foundation. from the United Nations Boeing, other operators and 9 election. people. The crash was likely “If there is a suspicion were killed in the crash, technical experts. The state- The Justice Ministry said in a to renew questions about the ... that there’s not only said U.N. Secretary-Gen- ment did not say how many statement Monday that Attor- 737 Max 8, the newest ver- something inherently wrong eral Antonio Guterres, who planes are affected. Wrenelle ney General Avichai Mandeblit sion of Boeing’s single-aisle with 737 Max 8 aircraft, but led a moment of silence at Stander, executive director agreed to delay handing airliner, which was first there are no procedures in a meeting where he said “a of Comair’s airline division, Netanyahu’s attorneys evi- introduced in 1967 and has place to cure the problem, global tragedy has hit close said that Comair “remains dence in the corruption become the world’s most then yes, they should either to home.” confident in the inherent cases until after the elections common passenger jet. ground the plane, or there are Both Addis Ababa and safety of the aircraft.” out of concern over media Safety experts cautioned several levels of things they Nairobi are major hubs for An official with Royal leaks. against drawing too many could do,” Curtis said. humanitarian workers, and Air Maroc said the carrier Mandelblit recommended comparisons between the People from 35 countries some had been on their way in Morocco has halted the criminal charges against two crashes until more is died in the crash six minutes to a large U.N. environmen- commercial use of its sole Netanyahu in three corruption known. Besides the ground- after takeoff from Ethiopia’s tal conference set to begin operational model, pending cases last month, shaking up ings by airlines in Ethiopia, capital for Nairobi. Ethiopian Monday in Nairobi. The tests and examinations. The re-election prospects for the China and Indonesia, Carib- Airlines said the senior pilot U.N. flag at the event flew official, who spoke on condi- long-serving Israeli leader. bean carrier Cayman issued a distress call and was at half-staff. tion of anonymity in line with Airways, Comair in South told to return but all contact The crash shattered more departmental rules, said the The Associated Press Africa and Royal Air Maroc was lost shortly afterward. than two years of relative plane was scheduled to fly on in Morocco temporarily The plane plowed into calm in Africa, where travel Monday from Casablanca to grounded their Max 8s. the ground at Hejere near had long been chaotic. It London but was replaced. Ethiopian Airlines decided Bishoftu, scattering debris. also was a serious blow to The 737 is the best-selling to ground its remaining four “I heard this big noise,” Ethiopian Airlines, which airliner in history, and the LOTTERY 737 Max 8s until further resident Tsegaye Reta told has expanded to become the Max, the newest version of notice as “an extra safety the AP. “The villagers said continent’s largest and best- it with more fuel-efficient Sunday, March 10 precaution,” spokesman that it was a plane crash, and managed carrier and turned engines, is a central part of Asrat Begashaw said. The we rushed to the site. There Addis Ababa into the gate- Boeing’s strategy to compete Fantasy 5: 8-11-20-27-32 carrier had been using five was a huge smoke that we way to Africa. with European rival Airbus. of the planes and awaiting couldn’t even see the plane. The state-owned carrier “Safety is our No. 1 prior- Monday, March 11 delivery of 25 more. The parts of the plane were has a good reputation and ity and we are taking every But Chicago-based Boeing falling apart.” the company’s CEO told measure to fully understand Pick 5 said it did not intend to issue Kenya lost 32 people, more reporters no problems were all aspects of this acci- Afternoon: 3-4-1-9-9 any new recommendations than any country. Relatives seen before Sunday’s fight. dent, working closely with Pick 4 about the aircraft to its cus- of 25 of the victims had But investigators also will the investigating team and Afternoon: 9-3-1-9 tomers. It plans to send a been contacted, Transport look into the plane’s mainte- all regulatory authorities Pick 3 technical team to the crash Minister James Macharia nance, which may have been involved,” Boeing said in a Afternoon: 9-1-8 site to help investigators and said, and taking care of an issue in the Lion Air crash. statement. Pick 2 issued a statement saying it their welfare was of utmost The plane was deliv- Boeing’s stock fell 7 per- Afternoon: 4-5 was “deeply saddened to importance. ered to Ethiopian Airlines cent to $391.80 in afternoon learn of the passing of the “Some of them, as in November. The jet’s last trading.

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CLERMONT Woman determined to get a ride Cypress Ridge Elementary from cops gets one

An Orlando woman who was angry because a friend stranded her at a party in Clermont on Sat- honors founding principal urday kept calling 911 for a ride and finally got one ... to jail. According to an arrest affidavit, By Payne Ray in 2017. which garnered immediate account to give us baseball a Clermont officer on patrol heard [email protected] Cypress support from some School players something to eat on a woman screaming and spot- Ridge’s Board members. Chair- our away trips, and that was ted Valencia Desir, 22, yelling at TAVARES — The Lake current man Sandy Gamble was on outstanding for someone passing cars at the intersection of County School Board gave princi- that list, and recalled Reid to do something like that. State Road 50 and Hancock Road at the go-ahead on Monday pal, Scott primarily as his varsity Coach was all about the about 2:15 a.m. Desir told the offi- for Cypress Ridge Ele- Reid Voytko, baseball coach. schools, and whenever he cer that she had been at party and mentary to name its new read a “He was very student- took over at Cypress Ridge that a friend left here there without cafetorium after Dennis statement to the board oriented,” Gamble said. “I he was all about that. So I a way home. She asked the officers Reid, the school’s founder near the end of the meeting mean, he would go and pull to drive her home to Orlando, and and first principal, who died to discuss the possibility, money out of his own bank See REID, A4 when they declined she said she'd call police for a ride. One of the officers repeatedly told her that was illegal and she shouldn't do that. They eventually convinced Desir Sanctuary to walk to a nearby McDonald's, charge her dead cell phone and call The pug crawl city debate a friend for a ride. A little while later, 911 dispatch- reaching ers reported that Desir called them yelling that she needed a ride home. The officers picked her up fever pitch at McDonald's and took her to jail on charges of misuse of 911 and dis- in Florida orderly intoxication. By Zac Anderson TAVARES Gatehouse Florida Tavares man arrested for sex with minor in 2015 When Florida State Uni- versity student Nataly Chalco Police arrested a Tavares barber Lopez went off to college, her Friday afternoon after an 18-year- parents did not make the drive old woman reported that he had sex up with her from Broward with her four years ago, when she County because they were was a young teen. worried about getting pulled Scott Harrison, 26, was charged over and deported for a traffic with lewd and lascivious molesta- infraction. tion for allegedly having sex with Lopez, 19, came to the the girl, who attended the same United States from Peru church. when she was 6 and is in the According to the arrest affidavit, From left to right, at Clermont City Hall, Joe and Jennifer Lutes, their dog Beefy the Pug, country legally through the Harrison became friends with the Mayor Gail Ash and City Manager Darren Gray. [LINDA CHARLTON / CORRESPONDENT] federal Deferred Action for family at the church and over time Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was invited to dinner and even to program, but she said her par- stay the night at the family’s home. ents do not have legal status. During one stay he had the girl Beefy the pug stops in On Monday, Lopez and perform oral sex, she said, and other advocates for ille- from there progressed to sex, gal immigrants gathered in which happened multiple times. Clermont on his farewell tour Florida’s Capitol rotunda to After interviewing the girl and denounce the sanctuary city listening in to a phone call in which legislation that is being heard Harrison apparently apologized By Linda Charlton in a Senate committee Tues- and asked her not to go to the Correspondent day, saying the bill would hurt police, detectives from the Lake Florida’s economy and lead to County Sheriff’s Office were able CLERMONT — an increase in what Lopez and to arrest him at his workplace. Monday, Clermont City many immigrants fear — being Hall was Pug Crawl Stop separated from their families. LEESBURG No. 27 for Beefy the pug “We are human, just like Cops: Man attacked and his dog parents, Jen- you,” Lopez said. “We have estranged wife, stole son nifer and Joe Lutes. constitutional rights and we In December, the deserve to live in communities A Leesburg man was arrested 11-and-half-year-old where we aren’t treated like Friday after breaking into his dog was diagnosed with criminals simply for existing.” mother-in-law's house, threat- untreatable, metastatic The sanctuary bill ening and hitting his wife and then cancer of the lungs, liver sponsored by Sarasota Repub- taking their son on the way out, and adrenal gland. Now, lican Sen. Joe Gruters — who police say. propped up by steroids, Mayor Gail Ash gets a treat for Beefy, who was diagnosed watched the news confer- Gary Burkhalter, 38, was arrested he is on his final tour, with untreatable, metastatic cancer of the lungs, ence from the wings and said at his home on 33305 Palm Lane, and apparently enjoying liver and adrenal gland in December. [LINDA CHARLTON/ afterward that many of the where the boy reportedly corrobo- every minute of it. CORRESPONDENT] concerns expressed by Lopez rated the women's stories. Jennifer Lutes refers to and others are unfounded According to the arrest affida- his series of adventures Facebook followers and which local businesses — has become one of the big- vit, Burkhalter and his wife have as Beefy's Pug Crawl. well-wishers from as far offered dog treats and gest lightning rods in Florida been separated for two years. He Mayor Gail Ash, herself away as Australia and take Beefy on adventures politics. showed up unannounced while she a dog lover, had heard New York — Ash said, with the time he has left. Spurred on by new Gov. Ron was visiting her mother with their about Beefy and decided "I think it's wonderful. She was expecting four DeSantis, GOP lawmakers are child, slapped her, took the child she wanted to meet him. People care." or five replies when she pushing legislation that would and walked out. So she did, complete The Lutes found Beefy posted the inquiry on a define sanctuary policies and He also stopped at her car, a gift with dog treats, a toy fire about 10 years ago tied South Lake website. She prohibit any state or local gov- from her pastor, on the way out and hydrant and a Clermont to a tree in Columbus, got much, much more. ernment entity from adopting rummaged through the glove box, Choice of Champions Georgia. He'd been used Their stops so far have them. the report says, before jumping in doggie bandana. as a backyard breeder, included Starbucks, The legislation has stalled in his truck and leaving. Beefy's preference was and the owners didn't Steak 'n Shake and Piz- the past but appears to be on a According to the wife, the two clearly for the treats. want him anymore. So zano's pizza. fast track this year. didn’t have a custody agreement Reflecting on the they gave him to the Beefy is an honorary Democrats and immigrant but the Department of Children response Beefy's story Lutes. South Lake Ambassador, rights groups say no Flor- and Families told her to try to keep has been getting on Last month, Jennifer ida communities currently the child out of his care. social media — 19,000 Lutes decided to find out See BEEFY, A4 have sanctuary policies that prevent them from fully cooperating with federal immigration authorities. They argue that the sanctuary bill is just about scoring political Leesburg rec director aiming higher points. But Gruters said the only reason there are no sanctuary By Linda Florea Niblack said. cities or counties in the state is Correspondent Having achieved that goal, because there is no definition Niblack has set his sites of what constitutes a sanctu- LEESBURG – Marcus higher. He would like to see ary policy. He believes some Niblack is living his dream. the city’s pool built close communities are not doing His goal after college was by and add a teen center to enough to cooperate with the to bring a gym to Leesburg the gym for a one-stop safe federal Immigration and Cus- where kids could play bas- haven for the kids. toms Enforcement officials ketball rain or shine. The “School gets out and kids when the agency issues an city’s recreation center come over here and maybe immigration detainer asking was finished in 2007 and they want to play the drums, police to hold someone who he became recreation I don’t have anywhere for is suspected of being in the supervisor. them to play the drums,” country illegally. “I can take a ball, whether Niblack said. “But, if I had Gruters, who also serves it be baseball, basketball a teen center, I could have a as the Florida GOP chairman or football, and put it in a music room and I could have and was co-chair of President kid’s hand and use that ball somebody come in and teach Donald Trump's Florida cam- to motivate him or her to them how to play the drums. paign, said people who have strive through education Recreation Director Marcus Niblack poses for a portrait at the and adulthood success,” See NIBLACK, A4 Leesburg Recreation gym on Griffi n Road. [DAILY COMMERCIAL FILE] See SANCTUARY, A4 A4 Tuesday, March 12, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com INMEMORY Funeral Services Sheriff : Mom killed 11-year-old to keep her from having sex Paul I. Smith The Associated Press knife on her back and a defensive while stabbing her she great grandchildren: hospital wound on her right arm. was attempting to make Natalie Strem, Emma ORLANDO — A woman workers Orange County Sher- her more comfortable," Strem and Ella Hasley, accused of stabbing her beforebeing iff's investigators said an investigator wrote in all of Umatilla, FL. He daughter to death told arrested. the incident started the report. was predeceased by his investigators she killed She later early Sunday when the The mother told detec- wife of 68 years, Helen H. the 11-year-old to keep Rivera told inves- mother took her daughter tives she believes her Smith and his son, Paul I. her from having sex, tigators to the home of a man and daughter is in heaven. Smith, Jr. Funeral Services Mr. Paul I. Smith, 96, authorities in Orange she killed her daughter to accused him of having According to the will be held 11:00 a.m. County said. "prevent her from having sex with the child. Wit- report, Rivera said she of Umatilla, formerly of Wednesday, March13, Leesburg, passed away Rose Alcides Rivera, sex" with men, authori- nesses told detectives didn't see her daughter 2019 at the Beyers Funeral 28, pulled up to a hos- ties said. She is charged the child denied having having sex with the man, Friday, March 8, 2019. Home, Umatilla with Born in Weare, New pital in Orlando asking with first-degree murder sex with anyone. nor did the girl tell her Pastor Brooks Braswell for help for her daugh- in the death of Aleyda An arrest report said she was having sex. Hampshire, he moved officiating. Interment to Leesburg in 1946. He ter on Sunday morning, Rivera. Rivera first denied Rivera had a superficial will follow at Hillcrest but the girl was already The mother told first stabbing the girl but cut on her arm, which later moved to Umatilla in Memorial Gardens, 2015. He was the owner of dead from multiple stab responders "my baby is eventually admitted to authorities believe was Leesburg. The family wounds, sheriff's inves- gone," the Orlando Sen- killing her. "Rivera stated self-inflicted. Paul I. Smith Construction will receive friends from and P and A Crane Service. tigators said. Then, tinel reported. The child she stabbed her daugh- A lawyer wasn't listed 10:00 a.m. until service they say Rivera pulled a had 15 stab wounds to ter while in the car, and for her on jail records. After retiring from his time. In lieu of flowers, career in construction, he donations may be made worked for Beyers Funeral to the Florida United Home in Astor. He was Methodist Children’s a glider pilot serving in Home, 51 Childrens’ Way, the Army/Air Force in Enterprise, FL 32725 World War II. He was or to Hospice of Lake/ a former Trustee of the Sumter, 2445 Lane Park Webster United Methodist Road, Tavares, FL 32778. Church and was a Life Online condolences Member of the Elks may be made at www. Club. Survivors include beyersfuneralhome.com. his son, Timothy Smith, Beyers Funeral Home, Tampa, FL; daughter: Umatilla. Peggy (Doug) Hasley, Umatilla; grandchildren: Mandy (Ryan) Strem, Eric (Tina) Hasley, and

Robert Patton Fulton Robert Patton ‘Bob’ Fulton, 95, of Tavares died Sunday, March 10, 2019. Steverson, Hamlin & Hilbish Funerals and Cremations, Tavares, FL.

programs Niblack directs NIBLACK are a tried and tested way to get young people, espe- Florida State University student Nataly Chalco Lopez, at the podium, a 19-year-old immigrant from Peru, said her From Page A3 cially high-risk youth, parents did not drop her off at college because of fears they might be pulled over during the drive from Broward motivated and engaged County and deported. [ZAC ANDERSON/GATEHOUSE MEDIA] in their future. He said Or if somebody wants to many that didn’t plan on is not about the hard- Smith, D-Orlando, criti- afterward that the pro- be an actor and they want college, found sports as a SANCTUARY working immigrants cized the ICE detainer posal is popular. to get in commercials— motivation and a way to that are working in our orders, saying they “Sanctuary cities, if I reach out and contact get there. From Page A3 community, this is about violate the U.S. Con- you poll that you would somebody to come in. Or Now he’s focusing on protecting everybody – stitution. The detainers get a majority of Demo- if kids just want to play those that are not athletic immigrants, citizens have been the subject of cratic voters saying we video games I would have find their potential too. minor legal troubles from the criminal ele- frequent litigation, with don’t want it,” DeSan- a room with a couch, tele- “I love my city and I are still unlikely to get ments that we’re trying critics saying they vio- tis said, adding such vision and video games love my community,” he deported under his bill to remove.” late due process and the polices only are sup- and they could come in said. “It’s getting harder unless they previously Critics of the bill said requirement that prob- ported by the liberal and not be on the street and harder every year to had been identified for it would discourage able cause of a crime “elite.” running around and get- continue what I'm doing deportation. But he said illegal immigrants from exists to incarcerate Asked about that com- ting in trouble. Or, I need as the times are chang- if people are worried interacting with any someone. ment, Rodriguez said to do my homework on a ing. Right now, I'm trying about getting deported government authority, Sen. Jose Javier Rodri- it shows the political computer, we could have to push the city to give us “my advice to everybody whether it’s their child’s guez, D-Miami, said the calculations behind the a computer lab.” an opportunity to help in is follow the law as it school or a police officer sanctuary bill would issue. The gym and sports more directions.” exists. As long as you’re investigating a crime in conscript “local gov- “If the answer from not violating laws you their neighborhood, ernments into the realm the governor is polling, have nothing to worry because of the fear of of enforcing immigra- that’s very dismaying," about.” being deported. They tion law” and result in said Rodriguez, who “This is about crimi- also predicted big eco- “huge” costs for local earlier had argued that nal illegal aliens who nomic consequences taxpayers. the issue would end the are violating our laws for Florida if farms and DeSantis called for “honeymoon” period and making sure we other industries struggle sanctuary city legis- DeSantis has enjoyed. remove these bad to find labor because of lation in his State of "That’s not how we criminal aliens,” Grut- the legislation. the State address last govern; we govern for ers said, adding: “This Rep. Carlos Guillermo week and told reporters the whole state.”

and he even has his own day by day. Now if he me in a stroller and BEEFY business cards, courtesy even thinks we're going takes me places," she of Minuteman Press out in the car, he's right added. From Page A3 South Lake. "We just want there. Saturday he started "If you have a special P.J. Foster works with children at the Leesburg Recreation him to be happy," Lutes barking for treats." person, don't wait. Do Center in Leesburg on Monday, Aug. 7, 2017. [PAUL RYAN / said. "None of this is "I hope when my day something to make CORRESPONDENT] with his own sweater, planned. Everything is comes, someone puts memories."

and schedule a vote. colleagues. She, along important for him to get Parks both knew him active with students and Instead, Superinten- with fellow teachers Anne our opinions. prior. would frequently get to REID dent Dianne Kornegay Harris and Fran Smith, She said sometimes it Reid founded Cypress know them by name. He gave a recommendation said Reid was the epitome felt like meetings were Ridge as a magnet school would take walks around From Page A3 once board members of a good principal. over-frequent, but they with a focus on STEM to campus with them rather seemed all too eager to The overall sentiment always felt productive bring in students who than sit in his office for think this is outstanding.” approve the request. of the three teachers was and well-intentioned. were overcrowding other lengthy discussions. The vote came as a Becky Parks, one of that he was known for “It was good to be lis- schools. The cafetorium was surprise to those in the the teachers who worked his listening skills and tened to,” she added. He worked there until approved for construc- audience who knew Reid, with Reid when he was empathy. All three teachers 2002 before he joined tion in October 2018, as the school board’s principal at Minneola Ele- “He never failed to worked with Reid when the Lake County School and is expected to open agenda item simply asked mentary, said the move get together with every- he founded the school Board. sometime in the 2019-20 for them to hear the report meant a lot to her and her one,” Harris said. “It was in 1996, and Smith and Smith said he was very school year. DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, March 12, 2019 A5

the budget shifts a portion the emergency declaration, SPENDING overseas contingency fund, BUDGET of the defense spending, HIGHLIGHTS but Congress appears to Trump’s budget pro- an action critics view as an some $165 billion, to an lack a veto-proof margin poses increasing defense accounting gimmick. From Page A1 overseas contingency From Page A1 to block Trump. House spending to $750 billion fund, which some fiscal Speaker Nancy Pelosi and — and building the new RED INK FLOWS hawks will view as an Senate Democratic leader Space Force as a military Under Trump’s proposal, Kept. Taxpayers accounting gimmick. more than double the $8.1 Chuck Schumer said Trump branch — while reducing the budget defi cit is pro- First,” Trump’s pro- Conservatives railed billion potentially available “was forced to admit nondefense accounts by jected to hit $1.1 trillion posal “embodies fiscal for years against deficits to the president for the defeat” after Congress 5 percent. The $2.7 trillion next year — the highest in responsibility,” said that rose during the first wall after Trump declared refused to fund the wall in proposed domestic a decade. The administra- Russ Vought, the acting years of Barack Obama’s a national emergency at in the current budget, and spending cuts over the tion is counting on robust director of the Office administration as tax the border last month. The they predicted a similar next decade is higher economic growth, including of Management and revenue plummeted and politically contentious dec- outcome if he continues than any administration from the 2017 Republican Budget. spending increased during laration would circumvent to press for money for in history. Proposed cuts tax cuts, to push down Despite the large pro- the Great Recession. Congress, although there’s the wall. Money targeted include economic safety- the red ink. Some econo- jected deficits, Vought But even with Republi- no guarantee Trump will be for the wall “would be net programs used by mists say the economic said the administration can control of Congress able to use the money in better spent on rebuilding millions of Americans. To bump from the tax cuts is has “prioritized reining during the first two years the face of a legal chal- America,” they said. stay within prescribed waning, and they project in reckless Washington of the Trump adminis- lenge from California and budget caps, the proposal slower growth in coming spending” and shows tration, deficits were on a other states. Lawmakers BIG BOOST FOR DEFENSE, shifts about $165 billion years. The national debt is “we can return to fiscal steady march upward. from both parties oppose CUTS IN DOMESTIC in defense spending to an $22 trillion. sanity.” The top Democrat on The budget calls the the Appropriation Com- approach “MAGAnom- mittee, Sen. Patrick “The City is currently in chaos because of this ics,” after the president’s Leahy of Vermont, said PARK waiving water and sewer BREXIT mess,” Labour Party “Make America Great the budget is “not a seri- impact fees to attract leader Jeremy Corbyn Again” campaign slogan. ous proposal.” From Page A1 businesses by reducing the From Page A1 said. Some fiscal watch- By refusing to raise the cost of development. The May has staked her dogs, though, panned budget caps, Trump is city also has an economic political reputation on the effort as more piling signaling a fight ahead. commercial and light development incentive Juncker, seeking a way securing an exit deal on of debt by Trump The president has resisted industrial uses. program that can cover to get reluctant British with the EU and is under with no course correc- big, bipartisan budget “We did all the other city impact fees and legislators to back a deal mounting pressure to tion in sight. deals that break the caps infrastructure, all the permitting andreview fees that they resoundingly quit if it is defeated Maya MacGuineas, — threatening to veto one underground utilities, for new construction,” rejected in January. again. She survived a president of the Com- last year — but Congress everything, and it looks Carrino said. “While not The House of bid to oust her through mittee for a Responsible will need to find agree- pretty out there, but we directly related to the Commons is due to hold a no-confidence vote in Federal Budget, said ment on spending levels paid heavily for it our- Cobb Commerce Park, the a second vote on the December. As a result, Trump “relies on far to avoid another federal selves," Cobb said. "We city is currently waiving plan Tuesday, but there she cannot be forced too many accounting shutdown in the fall. are now selling off the annexation fees and has a are few signs either from office for a year. gimmicks and fan- The Democratic chair- lots. There’s been a lot of matching grant façade pro- British lawmakers or EU The EU is frustrated tasy assumptions and man of the House Budget activity, a lot of interest gram for buildings along leaders are prepared to at what it sees as the puts forward far too Committee, Rep. John from a variety of compa- Bay Street, Grove Street, make big shifts to stave inability of Britain’s few actual solutions.” Yarmuth of Kentucky, nies, including a welding and Orange Avenue. off another defeat. weak and divided She warned the debt called the proposed cuts shop, a couple of fabri- “These programs all The EU is unwilling government to lay out load will lead to slower to essential services “dan- cation people, an A/C work in conjunction with to reopen an agreement a clear vision for Brexit. income growth and gerous.” He said Trump company, a door company our expedited review it spent a year and a It is irritated, too, stalled opportunities for added nearly $2 trillion to and others.” process to facilitate half negotiating, while that Britain is seeking Americans. deficits with the GOP’s Cobb said the city is new construction and British legislators changes to an agreement Perhaps most notably “tax cuts for the wealthy also working closely with expansion.” remain split over that May herself helped among spending propos- and large corporations, them and with prospective Of the Cobb Commerce whether to leave the negotiate. als, Trump is reviving and now it appears his buyers. Park project, Carrino said, bloc and, if so, on what Margaritis Schinas, his border wall fight. budget asks the American “They want commercial “It creates an opportunity terms. spokesman for the Fresh off the longest people to pay the price,” business to come to Eustis. to attract commercial and Britain is due to pull European Commission, government shutdown the Democrat said. We all do. That’s our tax industrial projects that out of the EU in less than said that the EU is “open in history, his 2020 plan While pushing down base after all,” she said. will generate economic three weeks, on March and willing” to hold shows he is eager to con- spending in some areas, Cobb said while the activity and create jobs in 29, but the government talks but that Britain front Congress again including the Envi- location is perfect for the area.” has not been able to win needs to present new over the wall. ronmental Protection industrial companies, the “The CR 44 commer- parliamentary approval proposals for the bloc Trump’s budget pro- Agency, the proposal will land is suitable for any cial corridor is perfect for for its agreement with to consider. poses increasing defense seek to increase funding commercial businesses. these types of businesses the bloc on withdrawal “It is now for the spending to $750 billion in others to align with Cobb said multiple lots as there is sufficient buff- terms and future House of Commons to — and building the new the president’s priorities, are available. ering while still being relations. The impasse take an important set Space Force as a military according to one official. “It’s perfect for those convenient to nearby has raised fears of a of decisions this week,” branch — while reducing The administration that don’t need the direct residents,” Carrino added. chaotic “no-deal” Schinas said. nondefense accounts by would boost Veterans U.S. 441 front, those “The businesses that will Brexit that could mean May’s spokesman, 5 percent, with cuts rec- Affairs funding by $6.5 businesses that don’t rely locate in Cobb Commerce major disruption for James Slack, insisted ommended to economic billion, or 7.5 percent, solely on walk-in custom- Park will be important in businesses and people that talks were safety-net programs used and says reducing vet- ers, who maybe would be diversifying our local in Britain and the 27 continuing and that by many Americans. The eran suicides would be a fabricating on site and can economy and creating remaining EU countries. there was “a shared $2.7 trillion in proposed top priority. then take and put their more job opportunities “This is a government determination by both spending cuts over the The budget provides stuff out somewhere else.” for our residents.” in chaos, with a country sides to find a solution.” decade is higher than any $291 million to “defeat Cobb said. “There’s really administration in history, the HIV/AIDS epidemic” not too many places like they say. with hopes of eliminating this for us in the indus- The budget imposes 90 percent of new infec- trial arts. work requirements for tions within 10 years. "We're looking for like- those receiving food It would also increase minded business ideally, stamps and other gov- resources to fight the but if a Dollar General or a ernment aid as part of the opioid epidemic with business like that came in cutbacks. The Depart- money for prevention, and wanted to buy up all ment of Housing and treatment, research and the lots, that would work Urban Development faces recovery, the administra- too." a 16 percent cut and for tion said. So far, two parcels of the Education, a 12 percent It provides $500 million eight are off the market. reduction. in new spending over the According to the Lake Trump’s budget would decade on child cancer County Property Apprais- re-open two health care research. er’s office, one property battles he lost in his first The proposal will also has sold to Almand’s year in office: repeal- include $1 billion for a Citgo Service Station, Inc. ing “Obamacare” and child care fund that would and the other will be used limiting future federal seek to improve access to for possible mini stor- spending on Medicaid care for underserved pop- age units the Cobbs are for low-income people. ulations, a White House contemplating. Under the budget, both official confirmed. The Eustis’ Economic programs would be one-time allocation is Development Director turned over to the states championed by the pres- Tom Carrino said the city starting in 2021. ident’s daughter Ivanka is doing what it can to The plan sticks to Trump, who has focused make commercial proper- budget caps that both on economic advance- ties, including those at the parties have routinely ment for women in her Cobb Commerce Park, as broken in recent years. role as a White House attractive as possible to To stay within the caps, adviser. prospective buyers. A6 Tuesday, March 12, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com Dems pick Milwaukee for 2020 convention

By Bill Barrow, Scott gather in Charlotte, the Democratic Sen. Tammy donors to support Mil- Bauer and Ivan Moreno largest city in battle- Baldwin and ousted waukee’s effort to land The Associated Press ground North Carolina, Republican Gov. Scott the DNC. on Aug. 24-27, 2020. Walker in favor of Demo- “When it comes to a big MILWAUKEE — Mil- Democrats see plenty of crat Tony Evers and the convention like this, it’s waukee will host the symbolism in Milwaukee state’s first black lieu- not red, it’s not blue, it’s 2020 Democratic National after a bitter 2016 election tenant governor, Mandela green,” Walker told The Convention, party lead- defined by Hillary Clin- Barnes. Associated Press. “It’s the ers announced Monday, ton being nearly swept in “There is no better place money that will come into highlighting the battle- what her campaign aides to showcase the Demo- the state.” ground state of Wisconsin had confidently called cratic Party’s vision for While Democrats that helped elect President a “Blue Wall” across the future than in Wis- expressed enthusiasm, Donald Trump and now the upper Midwest and consin,” Baldwin said in Walker said hosting the will launch an opponent In this Dec. 17 photo, the downtown skyline is seen from Great Lakes region. That a statement. convention may result in who could oust him. the top of the Potawatomi Hotel & Casino in Milwaukee. band of states twice sided Wisconsin Democrats previously complacent Democratic National [MIKE DE SISTI/MILWAUKEE JOURNAL-SENTINEL VIA AP] with President Barack pointed to those mid- Wisconsin Republicans Committee Chairman Obama, but Clinton held term election results as paying more attention Tom Perez chose Mil- expected. and Milwaukee is a city of only Minnesota, ceding they lobbied Perez and and getting motivated to waukee over Houston and “This choice is a state- working people.” Wisconsin, Michigan, DNC officials, and presi- vote for Trump. Miami after deliberations ment of our values,” Perez The convention is Ohio and Pennsylvania dential candidates already “I think you’d be hard- lingered longer than party said in a statement. “The scheduled for July 13-16, — a combined 64 of the are paying attention. pressed to find anyone leaders or officials from Democratic Party is the 2020. necessary 270 electoral Democratic Sen. Amy who leans Democrat who the three finalist cities had party of working people, It will be the first time in votes — as white work- Klobuchar of Minnesota wasn’t already motivated over a century that Demo- ing-class voters flocked to came to Wisconsin in in the city or the state crats will nominate their Trump. one of her first trips as a against the president,” presidential candidate in The president won Wis- declared candidate. Walker said. a Midwestern city other consin and its 10 electoral In a political twist, Wisconsin’s Republican than Chicago. Instead, votes by about 23,000 Milwaukee officials have U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson the political spotlight votes out of almost 3 mil- credited Walker for sup- concurred with Walker, will shine for a week on lion cast, the first time porting the convention saying having the con- a metro area of about since 1984 that Republi- bid. Democratic Party vention in his state will 1.6 million people. Once cans claimed the state in proceedings will play out help motivate GOP voters dubbed as “The Machine a presidential election. in the new 17,500-seat by revealing Democratic Shop of the World,” the Afterward, Clinton took arena that Walker helped “socialist tendencies.” working-class city also is withering criticism for build for the NBA’s Mil- Democratic officials in known for its love affair not once visiting Wiscon- waukee Bucks by securing Washington said picking a with beer and as the birth- sin as a general election public financing from host city is as much about place of Harley-Davidson candidate. state lawmakers. Walker logistics as anything else, motorcycles. Since then, Wisconsin later lobbied GOP-lean- even as they acknowledge Republicans are set to voters have re-elected ing business leaders and political optics. In ‘Medicare for All’ battle cry, GOP sees ’20 weapon

By Alan Fram Center found most people The Associated Press preferred Democrats’ to Trump’s handling of health WASHINGTON care. — “Medicare for All” Looking to woo mod- has become catnip for erate voters, Democrats Democratic presidential led by now-Speaker candidates and many law- Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., makers, yet Republicans campaigned last year on prepping for next year’s an agenda that included congressional races are also curbing prescription drug flocking to it — for entirely and other medical costs. A different reasons. total health care overhaul GOP strategists say House Budget Committee Chair John Yarmuth, D-Ky., was not featured. they’ll use proposals to walks through the Capitol on Monday in Washington. “Nobody has to advise expand government-run [J. SCOTT APPLEWHITE/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Nancy on the political health insurance to pummel implications of any policy,” Democrats for plotting to obstacles — that would be races. They denounced said House Budget Com- eliminate job-provided a stunning turnabout. Republicans, who tried mittee Chairman John coverage, raise taxes “Democrats have opened repealing President Barack Yarmuth, D-Ky. and make doctors’ office the door,” said GOP con- Obama’s health care law, While Pelosi said in a visits resemble trips to the sultant Glen Bolger. of seeking to end cov- brief interview that there dreaded Department of Democrats made health erage for patients with will “probably” be votes on Motor Vehicles. If Repub- care their defining 2018 pre-existing conditions. In some type of Medicare for licans can define the health issue as they captured the one monthlong stretch last All, few expect a full-blown care issue on their terms — House and limited losses fall, 6-in-10 ads backing version to reach the House and they face significant in a difficult set of Senate Democratic House can- floor. Instead, committees didates focused on health will hold hearings while care, according to the non- work proceeds on other partisan Wesleyan Media measures, like curbing pre- Project. scription drug prices. Rep. Tom Emmer, “We will deliver on our R-Minn., chairman of the promise of passing legis- House GOP’s campaign lation to lower the costs committee, says thanks of health care,” said Rep. to Medicare for All, times Cheri Bustos, D-Ill., who have changed. heads House Democrats’ “We are going to associ- campaign organization. ate every Democrat running Medicare for All is “just one with socialized medicine,” idea,” she said. he said. “By the end of this Democrats worry that cycle, that is going to be, Medicare for All would put to them, their pre-existing candidates on the defen- condition Waterloo.” sive in suburban swing Republicans intend to districts, where moderate tie the proposal to other voters abound. Those dis- currents in Democratic pol- tricts were crucial to House itics, including the Green Democrats’ 40-seat gain New Deal for fighting cli- last November and will be mate change, talk President 2020 battlegrounds. Donald Trump’s impeach- “Do what you can to ment and reparations to help people now, and slaves’ descendants. The don’t get yourself in a box goal: A narrative that Dem- on Medicare for All, which ocrats are marching toward can’t pass Congress” soon socialism and beholden to anyway, advises Demo- extremists. cratic consultant John Yet it’s unclear that Anzalone. Medicare for All will be There are several Medi- the tonic GOP tacticians care for All variants. The envision. most sweeping would Elections are 21 months replace today’s blend of off and will be dominated private and federal health by Trump and his Demo- care like Medicare and cratic presidential rivals, no Medicaid with a fed- matter what congressional erally run system for candidates emphasize. And everyone, likely financed Republicans start with a by higher taxes or astro- disadvantage: A November nomical boosts in federal poll by the Pew Research deficits. DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, March 12, 2019 A7 BUSINESS

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U.S. retail sales rose slightly in January after a sharp drop in December, reflecting caution taken by consumers amid a gov- In this July 6 fi le photo, prospective customers confer with sales associates as a Model 3 sits on display in a Tesla showroom in the Cherry ernment shutdown and volatile Creek Mall in Denver. [DAVID ZALUBOWSKI/ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] stock market. Retail sales increased just 0.2 percent, the Commerce Depart- ment said Monday, after a sharp fall of 1.6 percent in December, the biggest drop in 9 years. The economy has stum- bled after healthy growth last Shift to reverse summer and fall. Weaker econ- omies overseas, the U.S.-China trade fight, and the 35-day Tesla walks back “We will only close about half transportation capacity and any analysis of what the out- government shutdown dented its plan to close as many stores, but the cost cut delivery times. come would be.” consumer and business con- most showrooms savings are therefore only The moves come on the The move made no sense fidence. Economists believe about half.” day that lawyers for Tesla to begin with because Tesla growth could fall to a 1 percent By Tom Krisher Remaining stores could CEO Elon Musk have to file had spent millions fighting in annual rate or below in the first The Associated Press have fewer workers but will a legal brief explaining to courts and state legislatures three months of this year. have vehicles available for a New York federal judge trying to change laws that DETROIT — Tesla is walk- test drives and a small inven- why he shouldn’t be held prevented companies from TOKYO ing back plans to close most tory in case people want to in contempt of court for an selling vehicles at their own Court rejects Ghosn’s request to of its showrooms world- buy immediately, the state- inaccurate Feb. 19 tweet that stores, Ramsey said. attend meeting wide and announced price ment said. could have influenced the But he also said the move to hikes for most of its electric Also Monday, a New company’s stock price. close 10 percent of stores and A Japanese court has rejected a vehicles. York attorney announced On Feb. 19 Musk tweeted evaluate others is the right request by former Nissan chair- Tesla announced last that Tesla’s former chief of that Tesla would produce thing to do, and said most man Carlos Ghosn, released on month that it would shut- security has filed a whistle- around 500,000 vehicles this retail companies do that all bail last week, to attend the Japa- ter most of its stores to cut blower complaint with the year — a tweet that wasn’t of the time. nese automaker’s board meeting costs so it could sell its lower- U.S. Securities and Exchange blessed by the person in A Tesla spokesman on Tuesday. priced Model 3 for $35,000. Commission. Attorney charge of baby-sitting declined comment Monday Nissan dismissed Ghosn as The company continues its Andrew Meissner said in a Musk’s Twitter account as beyond the company’s chairman after his Nov. 19 arrest, shift to toward online-only statement that Sean Gouthro required by the fraud settle- statement. but he remains on the board. sales, but now says it won’t provided information about ment. The tweet was later Shares of Tesla Inc. edged The Tokyo District Court said close as many stores as origi- Musk’s Aug. 7 tweet that corrected. up less than 1 percent in it rejected Ghosn’s request on nally thought. he had the financing to take The judge has ordered Monday trading. Monday but did not elaborate The $35,000 base Model 3 the company private at $420 Musk to file a brief by Monday In announcing the move on on the reasons. will still be available, but the per share. As it turned out, explaining why he isn’t in Feb. 28, CEO Elon Musk said It had been unclear whether company is raising prices by Musk didn’t have the fund- contempt for violating the it was necessary to cut costs Ghosn could attend the board 3 percent on all other models. ing secured. The SEC filed a court-approved settlement. in order to profitably sell the meeting. The court’s approval In a Monday filing with securities fraud complaint, The store-closing reversal mass-market version of the was needed based on restric- government regulators, Tesla and Musk and Tesla agreed shows that Tesla had second Model 3 sedan for $35,000. tions imposed for his release now says it closed 10 percent to each pay $20 million and to thoughts about shutter- That’s a price point needed on bail. The restrictions say he of its stores, but a few of governance changes includ- ing the stores and whether to reach more consumers and cannot tamper with evidence, those will now remain open. ing a Twitter monitor for buyers would make such a generate the sales that the and attending the board meeting Another 20 percent are being Musk. large purchase without a test company needs to survive, could be seen as putting pressure evaluated and some could The SEC submission says drive. The company says it Musk has said. on Nissan employees. remain open. the go-private plan was dis- still plans to offer buyers the Before the announcement, The company gave no cussed internally at Tesla ability to return purchased the cheapest Model 3 started SAN FRANCISCO numbers, but said it would many days before Musk’s vehicles at no cost after a at $42,900. Levi Strauss plans to raise up to close only about half the tweet “and that many were seven-day or 1,000 mile test On Feb. 28, the company $587M in IPO stores that it had intended to. suspect of the purported drive. said shifting totally to online It has 378 stores and service deal’s legitimacy,” Meiss- Gartner analyst Michael sales would allow it to lower Levi Strauss plans to raise up centers worldwide and about ner’s statement said. Ramsey called the move all vehicle prices by 6 per- to $587 million in an initial public 100 stores in the U.S. If the Tesla also announced “startling” and said it under- cent, on average, including offering of company shares. company closes 30 percent Monday that it has pur- mines the credibility of Musk its higher-end Model S and The San Francisco company of the stores that would equal chased car-hauling trucks and Tesla’s management. Model X. said Monday that it’s offer- about 110. and trailers from a Califor- “How else can you At the time, Musk also ing approximately 9.5 million “As a result of keeping sig- nia company in a stock deal view it except to see it as walked back the company’s shares, while selling stockhold- nificantly more stores open, worth about $14.2 million. a remarkable example of guidance that it would be ers are offering about 27.2 million Tesla will need to raise vehi- Tesla paid for the purchase lack of foresight or plan- profitable in all future quar- shares. cle prices by about 3 percent with about 50,000 previously ning?” Ramsey asked. “It’s ters, saying it would post a on average worldwide,” a authorized shares. Tesla almost as if the decision was loss in the first quarter of The Associated Press company statement said. wants to increase its vehicle announced and made without this year. A8 Tuesday, March 12, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com HEALTH

FDA RECALL MEDS MAY CAUSE CANCER AFib, heart A potential cancer-causing Cardiac infections ingredient has forced the recall of medications can result to treat hypertension. Since last from drug summer, several concerns drug companies abuse have recalled hundreds of blood pressure and heart medication drugs aft er tests showed small levels of potentially cancer-causing impurities. Last week, two more drug companies — Torrent Pharmaceuticals and Aurobindo Pharma — began recalling their angiotensin II receptor blocker drugs because of the impurities. MCN ILLUSTRATION The U.S. Food and Drug Administration By American Heart Association News failure, especially among younger said the impurities 1 in 4 patients adults. might be the an Willard doesn’t remember who are prescribed opioids for “Addiction is a disease, and you result of chemical a thing from those fateful 48 chronic pain misuse them have huge swaths of people across reactions that D hours. Not what happened the country who are dealing with this occur in the drug- to the 32 pills of prescribed More than 130 people disease, and then the vast new heart making process painkiller – nor how his daughter in the United States die every day issues that arise,” he said. “It’s some- or from the reuse dragged his body from the chair to the after opioid overdoses thing I don’t know if we are equipped of materials. floor so she could follow the emer- just yet in our routine practice to deal The recalled gency operator’s CPR instructions. Source: National or cope with. … We have to reeducate drugs — losartan But he knows what led up to it all. Institute on Drug Abuse ourselves and involve other disci- potassium The 65-year-old retired 911 dispatcher plines,” such as addiction counselors and losartan from the small Wichita suburb of God- and social workers to care for these potassium/ dard, Kansas, had begun abusing the patients. hydrochloro- pills prescribed after surgery for an more than 857,000 young and middle- Willard said he sees miracles thiazide — have old back injury. Spasms exacerbated age military veterans and showed throughout his story. He’s grate- expiration dates by degenerative disc disease kept him opioid use increases the likelihood of ful for the second chance – and that ranging from from sleeping. So, he began taking AFib by 34 percent. his daughter, who was 21 at the time, October 2019 to muscle relaxers, too. A New York Times story last spring didn’t hesitate in following the CPR July 2020. “My body was in such a mess and highlighted the growing problem of instructions until the ambulance such a spiral downward that it became endocarditis, a deadly heart infec- arrived. It’s an irony not lost on so abusive, and of course I was as most tion, that is happening in people who someone who spent 22 years answer- people probably are, constantly in are injecting methamphetamines and ing emergency calls and dispatching denial,” Willard said. “They look at opioids such as heroin. ambulances. NUMBER the statistics on the news every night In December, the American Heart After Nov. 4, 2017, a day he now TO KNOW and say, ‘This can’t happen to me.’ ” Association launched self-directed calls his new birthday, Willard asked According to the National Institute training courses for health care pro- his doctor not to prescribe any more 2.3 MILLION on Drug Abuse, about 1 in 4 patients viders and community members to muscle relaxers. But he still has to take who are prescribed opioids for chronic help raise awareness about what to something to help with the physical According to pain misuse them. And every day, do in an opioid overdose, including pain. So, he asked his wife and daugh- the Centers more than 130 people in the United CPR instruction and use of drugs like ter to take over dispensing those pills. for Disease States die after opioid overdoses. naloxone, which can help reverse an “With their help, I can be on track Control, cases While worries about the dangers opioid overdose. and not be tempted,” he said. “I think of chlamydia, of drug use and overdosing have hit The problem doesn’t seem to respect I can deal with the pain more knowing gonorrhea and homes all over the country, there also any boundary, said Dr. Isac Thomas, that I have other people really depend- syphilis rose to 2.3 is a growing concern, and a new raft an assistant professor at the Univer- ing on me to be around. I was in denial, million in 2017. The of studies, about the cardiovascular sity of California, San Diego School of but I’m finally on the right path.” amount of cases dangers emerging from opioid and Medicine. This past summer, the county’s of the three most methamphetamine abuse. “It touches all ages and economic emergency medical services hosted a treatable sexually A study in November showed opioid brackets. There are some definite car- celebration to reunite cardiac arrest transmitted use may increase the risk of atrial diovascular impacts from taking these survivors with first responders. Wil- diseases jumped fibrillation, or AFib, a type of irregular drugs,” said Thomas, who helped lead lard said there was “only one person by more than heart rhythm that can lead to a stroke. two recent studies suggesting a grow- who survived a cardiac event from an 200,000. The study included medical records of ing epidemic of meth-induced heart opioid overdose, and that was me.”

CANCER TODAY’S WORKOUT BENEFIT OF HIGH-FIBER Wide-grip pulsing deadlift works back and glutes

DIETS By Marlo Alleva and down, and engaging of time. Release yourself More Content Now your core. Place both feet from this position, tak- According to firmly on the ground, about ing a small break. Then a new study t’s still technically hip width apart, with your return to the same move conducted by winter, but Mother toes pointing forward and for your next set giving the American INature is try to keep knees soft. Keeping your yourself at least 3 to 5 sets. Association for things interesting! Best head up and your whole If you need more inten- Cancer Research, part about it is we can core engaged, you are sity, add a little more cancer patients wear shorts during ready to start moving. weight to your bar. If you being treated the day and stretchy Proceed to bend for- need a little less, or feel with immune pants in the evening. ward in the hips, holding extra pressure, release therapy who eat But whatever our ward- your chest slightly up, and some of the weight and a high-fi ber diet, robe choice we want letting the bar sit close to lighten your load. including whole our backsides ready. your knee level. Once you This exercise is a great grains, fruits and Our move today is a are in this position, sim- move for your complete vegetables, react wide-grip pulsing dead- ply begin pulsing the bar, backside, to build muscle to treatment lift. This move will be hovering it close to your and tone. And it is also better than working your back, knees. Keep the pulse very Marlo Alleva does a wide- good to add into any those who glutes and hamstrings. small and controlled by grip pulsing deadlift. [SCOTT lower-body routine. supplement You will need a weighted lifting and lowering in the WHEELER/THE LEDGER] their diets with bar for this exercise. hips. You should feel this Marlo Alleva, an instruc- probiotics. Begin this move by contraction in your back, taking the extra pres- tor at Gold’s Gym and grasping your weighted your glutes, and especially sure off of your back. group fitness coordinator — More Content Now bar in a wide grip, closer to your hamstrings. This is Continue this pulse for at Fontaine-Gills YMCA each end. Stand tall, roll- why it is very important to either a count of 8 to16, in Florida, can be reached ing your shoulders back keep your core engaged, or a determined amount at [email protected]. DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, March 12, 2019 A9

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ANOTHER OPINION Fix fl aws in Florida elections lorida’s 2018 election resulted in three state- wide recounts — highlighting our sharply F divided electorate. The recounts also exposed serious problems with our voting process. A bill in the Florida Senate addresses many of those flaws. ANOTHER OPINION It deserves swift approval by the Legislature and the governor so elections officials can make the necessary adjustments well ahead of the 2020 election. As reported by the Sarasota Herald-Tribune, the bill would: Ageism in the modern era • Require county elections offices to put ballot instruc- tions in a prescribed location. Thousands of Broward County recent article in The 1977, has gone on to serve 15 "Winston Churchill served voters appeared to overlook the U.S. Senate race between Rick Atlantic, titled "The terms as the delegate at large until age 90"; "look at the Scott and Bill Nelson — one of those that resulted in a recount AInvisibility of Older representing the District of queen still going strong at 92." — because of poor ballot design. Broward’s 2018 ballot instruc- Women," by Akiko Busch, Columbia in the U.S. House My baby boomer friends and tions ran along the left-hand side of the ballot, with the Senate struck a deep chord. Having of Representatives. At age 81, I aren't superstars, but I can race placed beneath them. turned 65 last month, I have she asked sharp and probing vouch for the fact that many • Outlaw vote-counting machines that can’t “simulta- been welcomed, on more questions during the Cohen are doing exciting new things. neously count and sort ballot overvotes and undervotes in than one occasion, to the hearing. Doing the meaningful One runs marathons; another multiple races.” Palm Beach’s inadequate machines led to age of Medicare. In addition work of a civil rights advocate is researching and writing a problems with that county’s recount. to this milestone, I became is nothing new to Congress- book. Another longtime col- • Extend recount deadlines by a week. The tight deadlines a grandmother for the first woman Norton. Ironically, league with a distinguished stressed many elections offices and may have contributed to time in late January. This hers was not the media focus career in education now chairs irregularities in the vote counts. blessed event brought with in the day's coverage of Mr. a board. Beyond the tradi- • Give voters whose absentee ballots are rejected for reasons it as many questions about Cohen's testimony. That tional roles in retirement, I such as a mismatched signature more time to “cure” their bal- whether I'd be called "Grand- was 29-year-old superstar have female friends who are lots. The current cure deadline is 5 p.m. on the day before the mom or Granny" as it did Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, now political activists and election. The new deadline would be 11 days after the election. about my eagerness to babysit who emerged once again as fundraisers. Those who have The bill also would require elections officials to make greater and prepare freezer meals the media darling and desig- chosen to spend their days efforts to notify voters when their ballot is rejected. for the busy new parents. nated "future" of the Demo- babysitting grandchildren are • Move back the primary election so that it occurs 11 weeks At a time when younger cratic Party. Not to pit young doing so because not only are before the general election instead of 10 weeks, to “provide women have a wealth of against old, but with age they enriching their grandchil- more time for ballot cure and to redress possible glitches.” female role models over 60, comes experience. One can dren's lives, but also provid- The bill, written with the input of the Florida State Associa- ranging from Supreme Court only hope that the "future" ing much-needed support to tion of Supervisors of Elections, was passed unanimously by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg will stand on the shoulders their own sons and daughters the Senate Ethics and Elections Committee and awaits further (85) to Speaker of the House of experience and wisdom. working hard in important action in that chamber. Nancy Pelosi (78) to Angela Open-minded millenni- careers. These are anything Unfortunately, there is not yet a companion bill in the Flor- Merkel (64), why do so many als realize this, explaining but "invisible older women." ida House, where Speaker Jose Oliva is one of many Republican women of my generation partially why Justice Gins- Only last week, I learned legislators who blame the election snafu on incompetent man- continue to feel compelled burg has achieved superhero of the passing of a former agement by Palm Beach and Broward counties’ Democratic to raise awareness and sen- popularity. A younger col- colleague and friend, a nun elections supervisors. sitivity to ageism in 2019? league of mine told me, "RBG with whom I worked over 30 But the problems didn’t occur just in those counties, or just Many close friends and I have is every girl's dream Bubbie. years ago. This sister lived as in Democratic counties. Hillsborough County did not submit recently reinvented our- She's progressive, famous, a member of a supportive and recount results after the vote total failed to match the original selves in new careers, despite brilliant and beautiful in her loving religious community count. Sarasota County’s recount total also did not match the encountering along the way younger days." The young until her death at age 98. She original count. Sarasota County Supervisor of Elections Ron colleagues and a supervisor colleague then wisely added, donated her body to science for Turner, a Republican, said that the Senate bill has “several or two guilty of prejudiced "No, not only in her younger research on aging among reli- good proposals ... that appear to address some important phrases such as, "at your age," days. RBG is still a beauty." gious women, many of whom election deadline and timeline issues.” "at this stage in your career" It is important to note that have spent their long careers as Senate President Bill Galvano, a Bradenton Republican, said or one of the most infuriat- ageism isn't necessarily lim- teachers. Perhaps the findings the proposed reforms “need to take place.” ing, "isn't it time just to slow ited to the "invisibility of older of this research will further “We have — cycle after cycle in this state — issues and down and smell the roses?" women." My husband admits validate the importance of problems,” Galvano said. “It doesn’t mean you have to rein- Take the recent Michael to being guilty of repeatedly living one's life with a sense of vent everything, but it’s certainly a worthy exercise to look at Cohen hearing the morn- stating his concerns about a purpose, free of ageist social improving things.” ing of Feb. 27, as an example. Joe Biden presidential bid. I've bias against older women. Close elections will occur again in politically divided Florida. Eleanor Holmes Norton, lost count of the times he has The Legislature has an obligation to ensure that all votes are appointed by President Jimmy commented with exaspera- Carolyn Buck is a writer counted — and perhaps recounted — as accurately as possible. Carter as the first female chair tion, "The man is 76." To that I and performing arts edu- of the U.S. Equal Employment always come back with a well- cator. She wrote this for The Sarasota Herald-Tribune Opportunity Commission in memorized litany of heroes: the Baltimore Sun.

ANOTHER OPINION Those overtime protections Obama tried to give workers? Not so fast, Trump says

he Labor Department protections for wage work- to pay them overtime (1.5 put on the back burner after especially unfair is that as on Thursday proposed ers while preserving flexibility times their normal wages) President Obama left office inflation and wages increase, Ta new standard for for traditionally white-collar for each hour over 40 and the Trump administra- people who are covered by determining which wage jobs that tend to pay more but worked in the same week. tion told the court that it the overtime protections earners are exempt from also require different working The Obama administra- was revising the proposal. lose them. So, over the years, overtime protections, effec- hours and conditions. Over tion, after a two-year review That's what was released on employers get the benefit of tively freezing out 3 million time, the Labor Department process, proposed raising Thursday, which immediately unpaid labor from workers to workers the Obama admin- has used a mix of job responsi- that threshold to $47,476, and properly drew protests whom they formerly had to istration sought to protect. bilities and pay levels to dif- still far below the $55,000 or from pro-labor activists. pay overtime. Updating the Score this one: Employ- ferentiate between the two, so that labor advocates said Beyond reducing by millions threshold to a reasonable level ers 1, Workers 0. something the courts have would match the 2004 level, the numbers of people who just means that employers will It's a complicated bit allowed, seeing wage levels as once adjusted for inflation. could have received overtime have to start paying overtime of regulatory action. The a proxy for the line between More than 20 states, led protections (though the pro- to people who deserve it, but 1938 Fair Labor and Stan- hourly workers and managers. by Nevada, sued to block the posal does offer protections who have lost the protec- dards Act, which sets mini- The annual wage level to proposal, and a U.S. Dis- to more people than currently tion through inflation. mum wage, overtime pay, determine who is exempted trict Court judge in Texas have them), the new proposal Remember, this is the record-keeping and child from overtime-pay rules was agreed with the states in also drops the Obama admin- administration of a billionaire labor standards, includes set back in 2004 at $23,360, 2017. The judge held that, istration's proposal to index businessman with his own his- exemptions from overtime and it hasn't been adjusted in essence, the administra- future increases to rising salary tory of labor and wage abuses, protections for workers for inflation since then. As a tion had relied too heavily levels. Without that indexing, who claims to be a cham- whose primary responsibil- result, people now making on the salary threshold and the threshold now will likely pion for "forgotten" working ity involves managing part what amounts to poverty- insufficiently on the nature be frozen in place until some Americans. Maybe he forgot. of the business, including level wages can be considered of the job responsibilities. future administration decides overseeing other workers. management, relieving their The Obama administra- to go to bat for working people. Scott Martelle wrote this The intent was to offer employers of the requirement tion appealed, but that was Where this becomes for the Los Angeles Times.

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THE NEXT LEVEL Tacko Fall leading UCF resurgence

Ex-Liberty Christian Knights lost 77-68 on Feb. 7 Conference's third team. standout raises game to Houston. Since that loss He is shooting 75.1 percent on both ends of the fl oor — the last time UCF was from the field this season and defeated on its home floor — he almost certainly will leave Fall is averaging 13.2 points UCF as the top shooter — in By Frank Jolley and 7.7 rebounds per game. terms of career field goal per- [email protected] In that nine-game span, centage — in NCAA history. during which the Knights have Fall is hitting 74.8 percent Tacko Fall has raised his gone 7-2, Fall had scored at of his shots since arriving at level of play over the last least 21 points in two games UCF in 2015, seven percentage month. and recorded two double- points ahead of Steve John- Another solid week from doubles. Against SMU on Feb. son, who hit 67.8 percent of the 7-foot-6 center might be 24, Fall delivered, arguably, his shots while at Oregon enough to get the UCF men’s his most complete game with State from 1976 until 1981. basketball team into the 23 points and 20 rebounds. Fall’s play of late has helped NCAA Tournament for the For the season, Fall is aver- the Knights earn their first- first time since 2005. aging 10.9 points and 7.2 ever ranking in the Associated Fall, a graduate of Liberty rebounds per game. His play Press Top 25. UCF spent a UCF center Tacko Fall (24) celebrates as fans storm the court after Christian Prep in Tavares, this season earned him a spot the Knights defeated Cincinnati in Orlando. [STEPHEN M. DOWELL/ has become a force since the on the All-American Athletic See TACKO, B3 ORLANDO SENTINEL VIA AP]

Bell, Foles Hurricanes outlast Jackets play off ense, but defense could rule free agency

By Barry Wilner The Associated Press

NEW YORK — The biggest names — Le’Veon Bell, Nick Foles, Teddy Bridgewater — play on offense. Unquestionably, though, defense is the area with the most depth in this year’s free agency class. Proof? Look at the list of players hit with the franchise tag: pass rushers galore. Edge rushers Demarcus Lawrence, Jadeveon Clowney, Frank Clark and Dee Ford were among the enticing pos- sibilities. No longer. One of the first defenders apparently headed elsewhere: Giants safety Landon Collins, staying in the NFC East with Washington. New England’s Trey Flow- ers probably is the top edge threat remaining, but defense clearly is the place to spend in this class, though it’s one of the least-loaded groups of Mount Dora’s Brody Holtman (8) gets a hit at a game between Mount Dora High School and Leesburg High School at Pat Thomas Stadium- free agents in years. Buddy Lowe Field in Leesburg on Monday. [PAUL RYAN / CORRESPONDENT] “I think overall the whole offseason, if you count the draft and free agency, there Mount Dora overcomes The win evened the Hur- had (Monday night).” a single to center, scoring is a solid depth at interior and early defi cit to beat ricanes’ record at 3-3 on the Mount Dora overcame an Riehm and Bruns and giving outside defensive lineman or Leesburg 7-4 season, while Leesburg fell early deficit and took a lead it the Hurricanes a lead they edge rushers, whatever you to 1-5. would never relinquish with would never relinquish. Evan want to call them, and defense “I like the way our guys three runs in the fifth and one Hill, in the game as a courtesy in general,” Tampa Bay gen- By Frank Jolley overcame adversity after fall- in the sixth. runner for Updike, scored on eral manager Jason Licht said [email protected] ing behind early,” said Mount In the top of the fifth and a single by Austin Long for a at the NFL scouting combine. Dora coach Chad Drosieko. trailing 4-3, Brandon Riehm 6-4 lead. “That’s where most of the LEESBURG — The Mount “They kept their heads up, was hit by Leesburg starter In the sixth, Riehm worked players are in this year’s free Dora High School baseball played with the right attitude Lee Storts. He moved to Storts for a walk to lead off agency and draft. Not that team scored seven runs in and showed a lot of fight. We second when Uzi Rosales the inning. He moved to there isn’t (strong) offensive the third, fourth and fifth have to work on some things, grounded out and advanced second on a balk and scored players, but I think that’s innings to beat Leesburg 7-4 like how we approach pitch- to third on a single by Coltin on a single to left by Updike, (defense) where the league on Monday at Pat Thomas ers who aren’t hard throwers, Bruns. will see the movement comes Stadium-Buddy Lowe Field. but I really like the effort we Scout Updike then laced See HURRICANES, B3 from.” Versatility is available in linebackers C.J. Mosley and Anthony Barr, safeties Tyrann Mathieu and LeMar- cus Joyner. Kyle Busch nears milestone 200th NASCAR victory Seeking power in the trenches? With Grady Jar- By Dave Skretta Busch will have two rett franchised by Atlanta, The Associated Press opportunities to reach the Ndamukong Suh might get milestone this weekend the most attention. Defensive PHOENIX — Joe Gibbs has at Auto Club Speedway in linemen form the strongest spent his career watching Fontana, California. He will position in the upcoming Hall of Fame-caliber athletes be back in his Xfinity ride draft, too. ply their trades, whether as seeking his third straight Playmakers? Try DBs Earl the Super Bowl-winning win in the series, then will Thomas and Kareem Jackson, coach of the Washington hop in his No. 18 Toyota to and linebackers Preston Smith Redskins or the title-win- chase his 53rd win in NAS- and Za’Darius Smith. ning owner of a race team. CAR’s top series — a far cry Naturally, big-time free In his mind, what separates from when “Rowdy” made agents come at a hefty price, them from a run-of-the-mill his Trucks Series debut as a with the largest paydays for star is an insatiable will to 16-year-old in 2001. moving on likely to go to Bell succeed, the kind of drive “It’s pretty incredible, and Foles because of the posi- that allows them to reach honestly, with what he’s tions they play in the current the next level. They set goals, done in the modern day to offense-oriented environ- sometimes absurdly difficult be able to do that,” said Joey ment. Some of those on the to achieve, and then spend Kyle Busch tosses his son Brexton in the air after winning the Logano, one of his former market are in prime negoti- every ounce of sweat and NASCAR Cup Series race at ISM Raceway on Sunday in Avondale, teammates. “I know he’s got ating territory as they reach blood to reach them. Ariz. [RALPH FRESO/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] a lot of Cup wins to go with their second pro contracts Goals like 200 wins in the Xfinity and Truck wins, while still young and, for the NASCAR’s top three series. 78-year-old owner is ready because I can pick up from but the Cup wins, to me, are most part, healthy. All four of With Kyle Busch one win to group him with the elites. him talking how bad he the most impressive part — the sackmasters mentioned away from that milestone “I think he’s driven by big wants things. He’s driven by that he’s able to do that.” above fit, and thus were fran- following his weekend sweep things like that, by records,” trying to do something great, After a couple of chised. Collins and Joyner also of the Xfinity and Cup series Gibbs said. “I know how bad so I think it’ll be a big deal for races at ISM Raceway, his he wants to win every race him.” See NASCAR, B3 See FREE, B3 B2 Tuesday, March 12, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com SCOREBOARD

Wilson to a one-year contract. Manitoba 2, Rockford 1, OT Ariz., 9:05 p.m. HOW TO REACH US PRO BASKETBALL CLEVELAND BROWNS — Terminated the Rochester 6, Binghamton 1 Oakland vs. San Diego (ss) at Peoria, Ariz., contract of TE Darren Fells. Springfi eld 3, Providence 1 9:40 p.m. NBA DETROIT LIONS — Signed WR Danny Bridgeport 3, Toronto 2, SO Texas vs. Arizona at Scottsdale, Ariz., 9:40 Paul Jenkins, Sports Editor All times Eastern Amendola. Released CB Nevin Lawson. Chicago 2, Milwaukee 1, OT p.m. Email: [email protected] EASTERN CONFERENCE HOUSTON TEXANS — Re-signed DE Angelo San Jose 5, Stockton 4, SO Milwaukee vs. San Francisco at Scottsdale, W L PCT GB Blackson, WR DeAndre Cater and DE Joel Texas 7, San Antonio 4 Ariz., 10:05 p.m. Phone: 352-365-8204 x-Milwaukee 50 17 .746 — Heath. Monday’s Game Cincinnati (ss) vs. Chicago Cubs at Mesa, Toronto 48 19 .716 2 MINNESOTA VIKIKNGS — Terminated the Belleville 5, Toronto 3 Ariz., 10:05 p.m. Indiana 42 25 .627 8 contract of OL Mike Remmers. Declined the Today’s Games SPORTS RESULTS Philadelphia 42 25 .627 8 2019 option on S Andrew Sendejo. Tendered San Antonio at Iowa, 8 p.m. Boston 41 26 .612 9 contracts to S Anthony Harris and OT Rashod Ontario at Colorado, 9:05 p.m. SOCCER Detroit 34 31 .523 15 Hill. Wednesday’s Games Schools or coaches can report game results by calling Brooklyn 35 33 .515 15½ NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — Agreed to terms Cleveland at Milwaukee, 11:30 a.m. MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER with LB Craig Robertson on a two-year contract Binghamton at Hartford, 7 p.m. Miami 31 35 .470 18½ EASTERN CONFERENCE 352-365-8204. Submissions also can be emailed to extension and S Chris Banjo on a three-year Springfi eld at Hershey, 7 p.m. Orlando 31 37 .456 19½ W L T PTS GF GA contract extension. Utica at Rochester, 7:05 p.m. Charlotte 30 36 .455 19½ Columbus 1 0 1 4 3 1 [email protected]. Results submitted after NEW YORK GIANTS — Re-signed C Spencer WB/Scranton at Lehigh Valley, 7:05 p.m. Washington 27 39 .409 22½ D.C. United 1 0 1 4 2 0 Pulley. Syracuse at Laval, 7:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. may not appear in the next day’s edition of Atlanta 23 45 .338 27½ Toronto FC 1 0 0 3 3 1 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Re-signed OL Jason Texas at Manitoba, 8 p.m. Chicago 19 49 .279 31½ Montreal 1 1 0 3 3 3 the Daily Commercial. Peters. Ontario at Colorado, 9:05 p.m. Cleveland 16 50 .242 33½ Orlando City 0 0 2 2 3 3 TENNESSEE TITANS — Agreed to terms with S San Diego at Bakersfi eld, 9:30 p.m. New York 13 54 .194 37 New York City FC 0 0 2 2 2 2 Kenny Vaccaro on a multiyear contract and RB New York 0 0 1 1 1 1 David Fluellen on a one-year contract. WESTERN CONFERENCE ECHL Chicago 0 1 1 1 2 3 All times Eastern SPORTS ON TV W L PCT GB New England 0 1 1 1 1 3 Golden State 45 21 .682 — HOCKEY EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlanta 0 1 1 1 1 3 Denver 43 22 .662 1½ National Hockey League NORTH DIVISION Cincinnati 0 1 1 1 2 5 CALGARY FLAMES — Recalled D Michael Stone BIATHLON Houston 41 25 .621 4 GP W L OL SOL PTS GF GA Philadelphia 0 2 0 0 1 5 Oklahoma City 40 26 .606 5 from a conditioning assignment with Stockton Newfoundland 61 39 17 4 1 83 222 169 Portland 40 26 .606 5 (AHL). Adirondack 61 31 22 5 3 70 192 179 WESTERN CONFERENCE NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Recalled D Colton Maine 61 33 25 2 1 69 189 200 12:30 a.m. (Wednesday) Utah 37 28 .569 7½ W L T PTS GF GA San Antonio 38 29 .567 7½ White from Binghamton (AHL). Manchester 61 32 25 2 2 68 196 199 Seattle 2 0 0 6 6 1 NBCSN — IBU World Championship: women's 15km L.A. Clippers 38 29 .567 7½ NEW YORK RANGERS — Reassigned G Chris Brampton 60 30 24 5 1 66 203 189 Los Angeles FC 2 0 0 6 6 2 Nell from Hartford (AHL) to Maine (ECHL). Worcester 60 28 23 5 4 65 161 175 individual, Sweden (taped) Sacramento 33 32 .508 11½ Minnesota United 2 0 0 6 6 2 Minnesota 32 35 .478 13½ American Hockey League Reading 61 26 26 4 5 61 187 201 FC Dallas 1 0 1 4 3 1 CLEVELAND MONSTERS — Recalled D Garrett L.A. Lakers 30 36 .455 15 SOUTH DIVISION Houston 1 0 1 4 3 2 Cockerill from Reading (ECHL). New Orleans 30 39 .435 16½ GP W L OL SOL PTS GF GA Real Salt Lake 1 0 1 4 2 1 HARTFORD WOLF PACK — Signed F Greg Florida 62 42 15 5 0 89 236 154 COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN'S) Memphis 28 40 .412 18 Sporting Kansas City 1 1 0 3 3 2 Chase to a professional tryout agreement. Orlando 58 33 21 4 0 70 206 196 Dallas 27 39 .409 18 LA Galaxy 1 1 0 3 2 3 Announced F Drew Melanson has returned Jacksonville 62 32 26 2 2 68 176 184 Phoenix 16 52 .235 30 Colorado 0 1 1 1 3 5 from Maine (ECHL). South Carolina 61 28 28 5 0 61 176 188 12 p.m. x-clinched playoff spot Portland 0 1 1 1 4 7 SAN DIEGO GULLS — Returned LW Ryan Tesink Atlanta 59 25 25 7 2 59 159 173 Vancouver 0 2 0 0 2 4 ESPN — ACC Tournament: fi rst round to Tulsa (ECHL). Norfolk 61 23 30 5 3 54 182 234 Saturday’s Games San Jose 0 2 0 0 1 5 2:30 p.m. Sacramento 102, New York 94 Greenville 62 21 35 3 3 48 161 219 3 points for a victory, one point for a tie Brooklyn 114, Atlanta 112 SOCCER ESPN — ACC Tournament: fi rst round Minnesota 135, Washington 130, OT Major League Soccer WESTERN CONFERENCE Saturday’s Games 7 p.m. Boston 120, L.A. Lakers 107 SPORTING KANSAS CITY — Signed M CENTRAL DIVISION Orlando City 1, Chicago 1, tie Milwaukee 131, Charlotte 114 Gedion Zelalem from Arsenal (Premier GP W L OL SOL PTS GF GA Columbus 2, New England 0 Cincinnati 59 42 10 4 3 91 235 141 CBSSN — CAA Tournament: championship Portland 127, Phoenix 120 League-England). FC Dallas 2, LA Galaxy 0 Toledo 59 33 18 5 3 74 205 190 Sunday’s Games Houston 2, Montreal 1 ESPN — Horizon League Tournament: championship Fort Wayne 58 29 20 3 6 67 185 205 Detroit 131, Chicago 108 COLLEGE Real Salt Lake 1, Vancouver 0 Kalamazoo 60 31 25 2 2 66 208 222 ESPN2 — Northeast Tournament: championship Philadelphia 106, Indiana 89 CUMBERLAND (TENN.) — Named Taurean Minnesota United 3, San Jose 0 Wheeling 60 27 25 6 2 62 208 200 ESPNU — ACC Tournament: fi rst round Toronto 125, Miami 104 Smith defensive coordinator. Seattle 2, Colorado 0 Atlanta 128, New Orleans 116 FAIRFIELD — Fired men’s basketball coach Indy 60 29 28 2 1 61 191 206 Sunday’s Games 9 p.m. Memphis 105, Orlando 97 Sydney Johnson. MOUNTAIN DIVISION D.C. United 0, New York City FC 0, tie Houston 94, Dallas 93 NIAGARA — Fired men’s basketball coach GP W L OL SOL PTS GF GA Sporting Kansas City 2, Philadelphia 0. ESPN — WCC Tournament: championship Idaho 61 35 21 3 2 75 204 171 Minnesota 103, New York 92 Chris Casey. Cincinnati 1, Atlanta 1, tie Tulsa 61 34 21 4 2 74 190 171 ESPN2 — Summit League Tournament: championship San Antonio 121, Milwaukee 114 OHIO STATE — Reinstated C Kaleb Wesson to Los Angeles FC 4, Portland 1 Phoenix 115, Golden State 111 the men’s basketball team. Utah 60 32 20 4 4 72 196 177 Saturday, March 16 Monday’s Games TEXAS — Reinstated men’s senior basketball G Kansas City 59 31 23 3 2 67 194 183 Seattle at Chicago, 1 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL (WOMEN'S) Sacramento at Washington, late Kerwin Roach II. Rapid City 62 25 29 5 3 58 145 195 FC Dallas at Columbus, 2 p.m. Toronto at Cleveland, late Wichita 61 24 28 6 3 57 184 215 Vancouver at Houston, 3 p.m. Detroit at Brooklyn, late Allen 64 22 36 4 2 50 183 238 San Jose at New York Red Bulls, 3:30 p.m. 2 points for win, 1 point for OT/shootout loss 12 p.m. Charlotte at Houston, late PRO HOCKEY Montreal at Orlando City, 4 p.m. Oklahoma City at Utah, late Real Salt Lake at D.C. United, 8 p.m. Sunday’s Games FS1 — Horizon League Tournament: championship Boston at L.A. Clippers, late NHL Minnesota United at LA Galaxy, 10:30 p.m. Today’s Games Reading 6, Brampton 4 All times Eastern Sunday, March 17 2 p.m. Cleveland at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Kalamazoo 4, Wheeling 3, SO EASTERN CONFERENCE Los Angeles FC at New York City FC, 3 p.m. New York at Indiana, 7 p.m. Manchester 3, Norfolk 2, OT ESPNU — Summit League Tournament: championship GP W L OT PTS GF GA Portland at Cincinnati, 5 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Chicago, 8 p.m. Atlanta 4, Jacksonville 1 x-Tampa Bay 69 52 13 4 108 266 181 Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7 p.m. 4 p.m. Milwaukee at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Indy 4, Toledo 0 Boston 69 42 18 9 93 207 173 New England at Toronto FC, 7:30 p.m. San Antonio at Dallas, 8 p.m. South Carolina 2, Worcester 0 ESPNU — WCC Tournament: championship Toronto 68 42 21 5 89 244 193 Sporting Kansas City at Colorado, 9 p.m. Minnesota at Denver, 10:30 p.m. Cincinnati 4, Kansas City 3, SO Washington 69 41 21 7 89 237 212 8 p.m. Portland at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Orlando 4, Newfoundland 3, SO N.Y. Islanders 68 39 22 7 85 198 168 Monday’s Games U.S. MEN’S NATIONAL TEAM FS1 — Big East Tournament: championship Pittsburgh 69 37 23 9 83 237 210 No games scheduled 2019 RESULTS/SCHEDULE ODDS Carolina 68 37 24 7 81 205 191 Today’s Games All times Eastern Columbus 68 38 27 3 79 209 202 Indy at Wheeling, 10:45 a.m. (Record: Won 2, Lost 0) — United States 3, Panama 0 COLLEGE BASEBALL Montreal 69 36 26 7 79 208 207 Tulsa at Allen, 8:05 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 27 PREGAME.COM LINE — United States 2, Costa Philadelphia 68 33 27 8 74 209 226 Wednesday’s Games Saturday, Feb. 2 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Florida 69 30 27 12 72 224 234 Florida at Orlando, 7 p.m. Rica 0 Today 6:30 p.m. Buffalo 68 30 29 9 69 194 219 Fort Wayne at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. Thursday, March 21 — vs. Ecuador at Orlando, FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG N.Y. Rangers 68 28 28 12 68 196 224 South Carolina at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. Fla., 8 p.m. At Indiana 12 212 New York SEC — Florida State at Florida New Jersey 69 25 35 9 59 191 232 Ron Capps, 89. 10, Cruz Pedregon, 86. Tuesday, March 26 — vs. Chile at Houston, At Philadelphia 13½ 222½ Cleveland Detroit 69 24 35 10 58 188 238 Pro Stock 8 p.m. Milwaukee 9½ 237½ At NO Ottawa 69 23 40 6 52 203 258 1, Bo Butner, 181. 2, Jason Line, 157. 3, Erica a-Tuesday, June 18 — vs. TBA at St. Paul, Minn. LA Lakers 1 226½ At Chicago — vs. TBA at Cleveland COLLEGE LACROSEE (MEN'S) Enders, 152. 4, Matt Hartford, 147. 5, Jeg a-Saturday, June 22 At Dallas Off Off San Antonio — vs. TBA at Kansas WESTERN CONFERENCE Coughlin, 145. 6, Alex Laughlin, 136. 7, Deric a-Wednesday, June 26 At Denver Off Off Minnesota City, Kan. GP W L OT PTS GF GA Kramer, 110. 8, Rodger Brogdon, 100. 9, Chris Portland 2½ 231½ At LAC 7 p.m. Calgary 69 42 20 7 91 241 199 McGaha, 84. 10 (tie), Steve Graham and Val a-CONCACAF Gold Cup San Jose 68 41 19 8 90 246 210 Smeland, 82. BTN — Lehigh at Rutgers COLLEGE BASKETBALL Winnipeg 68 40 24 4 84 233 202 Today Nashville 70 39 26 5 83 210 189 COLLEGE HOCKEY FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG Vegas 70 38 27 5 81 212 196 NBA BASKETBALL Miami 7½ Wake Forest BASEBALL St. Louis 68 36 25 7 79 198 188 NCAA DIVISION I 8 p.m. Notre Dame 2½ Georgia Tech Dallas 68 35 28 5 75 172 172 Boston College 1 Pittsburgh Minnesota 69 33 28 8 74 191 202 SPRING TRAINING MEN’S ICE HOCKEY POLL The top 20 teams in the NCAA Division I men’s at S. Alabama 4½ Arkansas State Arizona 68 34 29 5 73 183 188 All times Eastern TNT — Milwaukee at New Orleans ice hockey poll, compiled by U.S. College at La.-Monroe 7½ Appalachian State Colorado 69 30 27 12 72 223 215 AMERICAN LEAGUE Hockey Online, with fi rst-place votes in 10:30 p.m. Edmonton 68 30 31 7 67 192 221 W L Pct. parentheses, records through March 10 and NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Chicago 68 29 30 9 67 227 255 Toronto 9 6 .600 TNT — Minnesota at Denver previous ranking: Today Vancouver 69 28 32 9 65 187 217 Kansas City 10 7 .588 RECORD PTS LWR FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Anaheim 70 27 34 9 63 161 214 New York 8 6 .571 1. St. Cloud State (49) 27-4-3 999 1 At Columbus Off Boston Off Los Angeles 69 25 36 8 58 164 220 Cleveland 9 7 .563 NHL HOCKEY 2. Minnesota State 29-7-2 905 4 At Pittsburgh -133 Washington +123 x-clinched playoff spot; 2 points for win, 1 Houston 9 7 .563 3. UMass (1) 26-8-0 904 2 At Montreal Off Detroit Off point for overtime loss. Top 3 teams in each Baltimore 9 7 .563 4. Minnesota Duluth 21-11-2 853 3 At Winnipeg Off San Jose Off division and two wild cards per conference Oakland 10 8 .556 7 p.m. 5. Quinnipiac 25-7-2 821 5 At St. Louis Off Arizona Off advance to playoffs. Los Angeles 9 8 .529 At Calgary -380 New Jersey +350 Minnesota 8 8 .500 6. Ohio State 20-9-5 726 7 NBCSN — Washington at Pittsburgh 7. Providence 21-9-6 671 8 Nashville -158 At Anaheim +148 Saturday’s Games Seattle 7 7 .500 8. Denver 19-10-5 632 6 Updated odds available at Pregame.com Colorado 3, Buffalo 0 Tampa Bay 8 9 .471 9. Northeastern 23-10-1 628 9 San Jose 3, St. Louis 2, OT Detroit 8 9 .471 SKIING 10. Cornell 17-8-4 534 10 N.Y. Rangers 4, New Jersey 2 Chicago 6 9 .400 11. Clarkson 22-10-2 507 11 Philadelphia 5, N.Y. Islanders 2 Boston 6 10 .375 TRANSACTIONS 12. Western Michigan 20-13-1 441 12 Toronto 3, Edmonton 2 Texas 5 9 .357 11:30 p.m. 13. Arizona State 21-12-1 355 13 Boston 3, Ottawa 2 BASEBALL 14. Harvard 17-9-3 346 14 NBCSN — FIS World Cup: men's and women's cross- Tampa Bay 3, Detroit 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE American League 15. Bowling Green 23-9-5 307 15 Columbus 4, Pittsburgh 1 W L Pct. country sprint, Norway (taped) CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Placed RHP Michael 16. Notre Dame 20-13-3 286 16 Chicago 2, Dallas 1 San Diego 10 5 .667 Kopech on the 60-day DL. Claimed LHP Josh 17. Penn State 21-14-2 153 18 Carolina 5, Nashville 3 Chicago 11 7 .611 Osich off waivers from Baltimore. 18. UMass Lowell 18-11-5 152 16 Arizona 4, Los Angeles 2 Atlanta 10 7 .588 CLEVELAND INDIANS — Optioned SS Yu Chang 19. North Dakota 18-15-2 105 19 SNOWBOARDING Vegas 6, Vancouver 2 Los Angeles 9 7 .563 and RHPs Jefry Rodriguez and Ben Taylor to 20. Lake Superior 23-11-2 61 20 Sunday’s Games Philadelphia 9 7 .563 Columbus (IL). Others receiving votes: Union 54, Minnesota Florida 6, Detroit 1 Milwaukee 9 8 .529 DETROIT TIGERS — Optioned SS Willie Castro 30, Northern Michigan 16, American NBCSN — FIS World Cup: Toyota U.S. Grand Prix, half- Washington 3, Winnipeg 1 Arizona 8 8 .500 to Toledo (IL) and SS Sergio Alcantara to Erie International 11, Maine 3. pipe, Mammoth Mountain, Calif. (taped) (EL). Pittsburgh 4, Boston 2 Washington 8 8 .500 KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Agreed to terms with Calgary 6, Vegas 3 New York 8 9 .471 C Martin Maldonado on a one-year contract. Los Angeles 3, Anaheim 2 St. Louis 7 8 .467 BOXING SOCCER (MEN'S) Placed C Salvador Perez on the 60-day injured Monday’s Games Pittsburgh 7 10 .412 list. Ottawa at Philadelphia, late Miami 7 10 .412 LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Signed RHPs Miguel Tampa Bay at Toronto, late Colorado 7 10 .412 SCHEDULE San Francisco 6 10 .375 4 p.m. Almonte, Jake Jewell, Justin Anderson, Luis Columbus at N.Y. Islanders, late March 15 Madero, Jaime Barria, Keynan Middleton, San Jose at Minnesota, late Cincinnati 4 10 .286 At Liacouras Center, Philadelphia, Tevin TNT — UEFA Champions League: Juventus vs. Atlético Ty Buttrey, Felix Pena, Jesus Castillo, Taylor Arizona at Chicago, late Farmer vs. Jono Carroll, 12, for Carroll’s IBF N.Y. Rangers at Edmonton, late Saturday’s Games super featherweight title; Gabriel Rosado vs. Madrid Cole, Noe Ramirez and John Curtiss; INFs Luis Rengifo, David Fletcher and Taylor Ward; Cs Carolina at Colorado, late N.Y. Mets 10, Boston 2 Maciej Sulecki, 10, middleweights. Jose Briceno and Kevan Smith; OF Michael Today’s Games Minnesota 10, Pittsburgh 1 Hermosillo; LHPs Dillon Peters, Jose Suarez and Dallas at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Baltimore (ss) 17, Tampa Bay 15 March 16 Williams Jerez; and RHP/OF Shohei Ohtani to Boston at Columbus, 7 p.m. Atlanta 6, Detroit 4 At AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas (PPV), IN BRIEF one-year contracts. Washington at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Houston 9, St. Louis 3 Errol Spence Jr. vs. Mikey Garcia, 12, for OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Optioned RHP Daniel Detroit at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Toronto 8, Philadelphia 7 Spence’s IBF welterweight title; David Mengden to Las Vegas (PCL). San Jose at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Chicago Cubs (ss) 11, L.A. Angels (ss) 4 Benavidez vs. J’Leon Love, 10, super Cleveland 7, Colorado (ss) 1 LEWISTON, N.Y. National League Arizona at St. Louis, 8 p.m. middleweights. ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Signed OF Adam New Jersey at Calgary, 9 p.m. Chicago White Sox 12, Texas 2 Niagara fi res coach Casey after 6 years Jones to a one-year contract. Placed RHP Nashville at Anaheim, 10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 2, Seattle 0 March 17 Silvino Bracho on the 60-day injured list. Milwaukee (ss) 11, Oakland 2 At Madison Square Garden Theater, New York CINCINNATI REDS — Reassigned OF Jose Siri AHL Chicago Cubs (ss) 8, San Francisco 0 (ESPN), Felix Verdejo vs Antonio Lozada Jr., Niagara has fired coach Chris Casey four days and RHPs Jimmy Herget, Felix Jorge, Keury All times Eastern Milwaukee (ss) 5, L.A. Angels (ss) 1 10, lightweights; Christopher Diaz vs. Miguel Mella, Alex Powers and Jackson Stephens EASTERN CONFERENCE Arizona (ss) 13, Kansas City 5 Beltran Jr., 10, super featherweights; Mick after the Purple Eagles closed a 13-19 season with a to minor league camp. Signed INF Yonathan ATLANTIC DIVISION N.Y. Yankees 6, Baltimore (ss) 1 Conlan vs. Ruben Garcia Hernandez, 10, feath- first-round loss at the Metro Atlantic Athletic Con- Mendoza to a minor league contract. GP W L OL SOL PTS GF GA Miami 2, Washington 1 erweights; Jessie Magdaleno vs. Christopher COLORADO ROCKIES — Optioned OFs Charlotte 61 39 15 6 1 85 200 165 Colorado (ss) 5, Arizona (ss) 1 Doaz, 10, featherweights; Luis Collazo vs. ference Tournament. Yonathan Daza and Sam Hilliard, INF Josh Bridgeport 62 36 19 5 2 79 198 188 San Diego 6, Cincinnati 2 Samuel Vargas, 10, welterweights. Casey was fired Monday. He finished with a Fuentes and RHPs Ryan Castellani, Rayan Hershey 61 33 22 2 4 72 166 181 Sunday’s Games Gonzalez and Jesus Tinoco to Albuquerque Providence 62 31 22 7 2 71 188 173 N.Y. Yankees (ss) 6, Pittsburgh 5 March 23 64-129 overall record and went 39-77 in confer- (PCL) and RHP Justin Lawrence to Hartford Lehigh Valley 61 30 25 3 3 66 188 188 Miami 5, Atlanta 2 At The Hangar, Costa Mesa, Calif. (ESPN), (EL). Reassigned INFs Tyler Nevin and Colton WB/Scranton 60 28 23 6 3 65 188 178 Tampa Bay 8, Boston 1 Kubrat Pulev vs. 10, heavyweights; ence play during six years as coach. It was a tenure Welker, RHP Rico Garcia, LHP Evan Grills and C Springfi eld 62 26 24 7 5 64 201 200 N.Y. Yankees (ss) 2, Detroit 2 Jessie Magdaleno vs. Rico Ramos, 10, during which the Purple Eagles had just one win- Brian Serven to minor league camp. Hartford 63 26 28 6 3 61 178 218 Toronto 10, Minnesota 1 featherweights. LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Released RHP Josh NORTH DIVISION Philadelphia 8, Baltimore 5 ning season, going 19-14 in 2017-18 and earning an Fields. Optioned RHPs Dennis Santana and GP W L OL SOL PTS GF GA Washington 6, Houston 4 At Cologne, Germany, Manual Charr vs. Fres invitation to the CollegeInsider.com Tournament. Brock Stewart, C Keibert Ruiz and INF Edwin Rochester 61 38 18 3 2 81 206 171 N.Y. Mets 9, St. Louis 1 Oquendo, for Charr’s WBA World heavyweight Rios to their minor league camp. Reassigned Syracuse 60 37 17 4 2 80 212 150 Oakland (ss) 5, San Francisco (ss) 4 title. Niagara closed this season by losing eight of its final OFs Kyle Garlick and Shane Peterson and C Will Toronto 62 32 20 6 4 74 209 202 Arizona (ss) 3, Cincinnati 2 10 games, including a 76-72 loss to Monmouth on Smith to their minor league camp. Belleville 63 31 25 3 4 69 200 198 San Diego 11, Kansas City 6 At London, Charlie Edwards vs. Angel Moreno, NEW YORK METS — Optioned RHPs Walker Utica 62 30 25 5 2 67 192 213 Texas 7, San Francisco (ss) 6 12, for Edwards’ WBC fl yweight title. Thursday. Lockett and Corey Oswalt to minor league Cleveland 61 29 25 6 1 65 185 202 Oakland (ss) 7, Chicago White Sox 6 camp. Laval 61 25 26 6 4 60 162 181 Milwaukee 7, Chicago Cubs 5 March 24 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Optioned SS Binghamton 63 24 34 5 0 53 166 225 L.A. Dodgers 3, Colorado (ss) 1 At MGM National Harbor, Oxon Hill, Md. FAIRFIELD, CONN. Arquimedes Gamboa to Reading (EL). Cleveland 16, Seattle (ss) 2 (FS1), Lamont Peterson vs. Sergey Lipinets, ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Optioned LHP Genesis WESTERN CONFERENCE Seattle (ss) 9, L.A. Angels 9 12, welterweights. Fairfi eld fi res Johnson following 9-22 season Cabrera, RHP Giovanny Gallegos, RF Adolis CENTRAL DIVISION Arizona (ss) 5, Colorado (ss) 2 Garcia and SS Edmundo Sosa to Memphis GP W L OL SOL PTS GF GA Monday’s Games March 30 (PCL). Optioned INF Ramon Urias and OF Lane Chicago 61 36 18 5 2 79 202 162 Atlanta 6, Pittsburgh 2 At 2300 Arena, Philadelphia, Oleksandr Fairfield has fired coach Sydney Johnson after a Thomas to Memphis (PCL). Re-assigned RHPs Grand Rapids 60 33 17 6 4 76 181 167 Detroit 3, Minnesota 0 Gvozdyk vs. Doudou Ngumbu, 12, for 9-22 season. Connor Jones and Jake Woodford and Cs Jose Iowa 61 31 18 7 5 74 197 180 Houston 6, N.Y. Mets 3 Gvozdyk’s WBC light heavyweight title. Godoy and Brian O’Keefe to their minor league Texas 62 30 25 4 3 67 195 190 St. Louis 3, Washington 2 Johnson, who previously led Princeton to a berth camp. Rockford 61 27 24 4 6 64 146 169 Tampa Bay 8, Philadelphia 2 April 26 SAN DIEGO PADRES — Agreed to terms with Milwaukee 63 25 24 13 1 64 167 183 Cincinnati 5, Cleveland 5 At The Forum, Los Angeles, Daniel Roman in the NCAA Tournament, was hired at Fairfield in LHP Sammy Solis on a minor league contract. Manitoba 60 29 26 3 2 63 151 178 L.A. Angels vs. Texas (ss) at Surprise, Ariz., vs. TJ Doheny, 12, for Roman’s WBA super- 2011, after Ed Cooley left for Providence. Fairfield SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Optioned RHP Sam San Antonio 61 27 28 6 0 60 163 191 late bantamweight title and Doheny’s IBF super- Coonrod, OF Chris Shaw, INFs Abiatal Avelino, PACIFIC DIVISION San Francisco 4, L.A. Dodgers 1 bantanweight title. fired Johnson on Monday. He compiled a 116-147 Ryder Jones and Breyvic Valera to minor league GP W L OL SOL PTS GF GA Chicago White Sox vs. Milwaukee at Phoenix, record over eight seasons and received a contract camp. Reassigned RHPs Shaun Anderson, Bakersfi eld 56 36 17 2 1 75 199 146 late Enderson Franco and Keyvius Sampson to San Jose 55 31 18 2 4 68 181 169 Colorado 6, Oakland 3 CALENDAR extension after the Stags made it to the Metro Atlan- minor league camp. San Diego 56 30 20 3 3 66 197 185 Kansas City (ss) vs. Seattle at Peoria, Ariz., late American Association Colorado 56 30 22 3 1 64 163 168 MLB tic Athletic Conference Tournament final a year ago. Tucson 54 25 22 5 2 57 159 164 Kansas City (ss) vs. Texas (ss) at Surprise, CHICAGO DOGS — Signed INF Keon Barnum March 20-21 — Opening series, Seattle vs. Stockton 57 25 26 4 2 56 203 219 Ariz., late and RHP Jared Carkuff. Oakland at Tokyo. Ontario 54 21 26 5 2 49 176 215 Today’s Games NEW YORK CLEBURNE RAILROADERS — Signed INFs March 28 — Opening day for other teams, Rafael Palmeiro and Patrick Palmeiro. 2 points for win, 1 point for OT/shootout loss Detroit vs. Boston at Fort Myers, Fla., 1:05 p.m. active rosters reduced to 25 players. Baylor stays unanimous No. 1 in women’s hoops FARGO-MOORHEAD REDHAWKS — Signed RHP April 13-14 — St. Louis vs. Cincinnati at Saturday’s Games N.Y. Mets vs. Miami at Jupiter, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Tyler Herr. Monterrey, Mexico. Laval 5, Utica 3 Minnesota vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Fla., KANSAS CITY T-BONES — Released C Adrian May 4-5 — Houston vs. Los Angeles Angels at Manitoba 3, Rockford 1 1:05 p.m. Nieto. Signed RHP Tommy Collier. Monterrey, Mexico. Baylor maintained its spot as the unanimous No. 1 Hartford 3, Springfi eld 2, OT St. Louis vs. Atlanta at Kissimmee, Fla., 1:05 LINCOLN SALTDOGS — Signed LHP Kevin June 3 — Amateur draft starts. Providence 4, Hershey 3, OT p.m. choice in The Associated Press women’s basketball poll. Grendell and RHP Jake Hohensee. June 15 — International amateur signing Rochester 5, Binghamton 3 Tampa Bay vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Fla., 1:07 SIOUX FALLS CANARIES — Sold the contract of period closes. The Lady Bears, who have been atop the rankings WB/Scranton 4, Syracuse 3, OT p.m. RHP Ryan Fritze to the Arizona Diamondbacks. June 29-30 — New York Yankees vs. Boston Chicago 4, Iowa 1 Seattle vs. Chicago White Sox (ss) at for seven weeks, received all 28 first-place votes from at London. Grand Rapids 4, Milwaukee 0 Glendale, Ariz., 4:05 p.m. FOOTBALL July 2 — International amateur signing period a national media panel Monday. The Lady Bears have Texas 6, San Antonio 4 Chicago White Sox (ss) vs. Kansas City at National Football League opens. Bakersfi eld 7, San Jose 1 Surprise, Ariz., 4:05 p.m. won 22 straight games the longest winning streak in the CAROLINA PANTHERS — Signed S Colin Jones July 9 — All-Star Game at Cleveland. Ontario 5, Tucson 2 Houston vs. Washington at West Palm Beach, to a two-year contract. July 31 — Last day to trade a player without country. They will try and win their 10th Big 12 Conference Colorado 2, San Diego 0 Fla., 6:35 p.m. CHICAGO BEARS — Re-signed TE Ben securing waivers. Sunday’s Games Baltimore vs. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa, Fla., Braunecker to a two-year contract. Aug. 18 — Pittsburgh vs. Chicago Cubs at Tournament championship Monday night when they face Charlotte 4, Lehigh Valley 0 6:35 p.m. CINCINNATI BENGALS — Re-signed S Brandon Williamsport, Pa. No. 13 Iowa State. Baylor has won eight of the last 10 titles. Hershey 5, Hartford 3 San Diego (ss) vs. Cincinnati (ss) at Goodyear, DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, March 12, 2019 B3

scoreless innings in relief and Joe Peterkin then singled infield hit, but was thrown HURRICANES Riehm picked up the save by home Smith before being out at second when he failed FREE pitching out of the seventh- thrown out at second to end to run out an infield pop off From Page B1 inning jam. the rally. the bat of Michael Woodley From Page B1 Leesburg starter Lee Storts Storts kept the Hurri- that was dropped by Mount to give Mount Dora a com- took a loss. He pitching 5 2⁄3 canes off-balance with an Dora third baseman Maddox. fortable cushion. innings and allowed seven array of off-speed pitches Woodley moved to second on fit that description. The Yellow Jackets tried to runs — six earned — on eight for two innings, until Mount a groundout and scored when That every team seeks game mount a rally in the seventh hits, while striking out six and Dora touched him for a pair Harrison Dicus reached on changers on the defensive line — inning, loading the bases walking four. of runs in the third. Hunter error. the best way to curb the galactic on a walk and two hit bats- The Yellow Jackets jumped Andrews and Riehm scored For Leesburg, Storts led the passing attacks remains getting men, but Riehm came on to on Melady early with three to cut the Yellow Jackets’ way at the plate with two hits. steady and discomforting pres- snuff out the threat with two unearned runs in the first. lead to one. Musgrave reached base three sure on quarterbacks — probably strikeouts and a fielder’s After Melady retired the Mount Dora tied the game times on a single and two will increase the money offered choice to end the game. first two batters he faced, when Jacob Maddox scored walks, as did Woodley, who to guys such as Ziggy Ansah, Mount Dora starting Austin Wehr reached on an on a double by Andrews in had a single and two fielder’s Sheldon Richardson and Terrell pitcher Conner Melady got error. Jack Musgrave singled the top of the fourth, before choice. Suggs. They all come with some the win. Melady went four to center and Shawn Smith Leesburg regained the lead Riehm paced Mount Dora sort of question marks, from innings and allowed four runs doubled into the alley in with a run in the bottom of with a double, an RBI and injury history to off-field issues — all unearned — on five hits. right-center, scoring Wehr the frame. three runs scored. Updike to inconsistency to age. Austin Long pitched two and Musgrave. Storts led off with an had two hits and three RBIs. Teams with younger rosters or in a rebuild mode might look for veteran leadership. Forget how Thomas’ stint ended with Seattle, he could be a foundation 77,000-square foot facility son Brexton, hoisting him up lead-lap finishes are held by piece for a retooling team. Same NASCAR that houses his own race team, in victory lane on Sunday. Jeff Gordon, himself a four- for Suggs, the active sacks leader along with most of the hard- “I guess the fact that’s time Cup champion. with 132½ who has expressed From Page B1 ware he’s won over the years. impressive to me is he owns Then again, Busch has been strong interest in remaining in Trophies are stacked upon top his own truck and he’s run- able to win in just about any- Baltimore. of other trophies, and the cases ning his own race team there. thing with wheels, and the “I’m healthy, and I still feel like feeling-out rides for Hendrick that house his Bristol wins are That’s impressive,” Logano brother of Cup Series driver I have some juice in the tank,” Motorsports in 2004, Busch particularly full. said. “It’s hard to do and it’s Kurt Busch is competing in the 36-year-old Suggs said after jumped into a full-time ride “We’ve got our fair share something I don’t ever really arguably the most competi- the Ravens were eliminated from and never really looked back. of trophy cases we’ve gone want to do. Obviously, when tive age in the sport’s history. the playoffs. “I would love to be a He won twice in 2005, finished through,” he said with a he’s running the Gibbs Xfinity “You know, we’ve been Raven for life.” in the top 10 in points the fol- smile, “and every time we get cars they’re so fast, and he’s talking about it for a long But would he take a discount lowing season and continued a new one we seem to fill it up. able to stack them up there as time,” he said of 200 wins, to do so? his march toward the pinnacle They’re all over the place.” well, and he’s not too bad in “and certainly, I don’t know Foles comes into free agency of his sport. So is Busch. His successful the Cup Series.” what to say that I’ve not with a far more unusual situation He moved to Joe Gibbs Truck Series program soaks up Where he will ultimately already said. It’s a goal I set out than the other publicized quar- Racing in 2008 and really plenty of time, especially when stack up among NASCAR a long, long time ago.” terback available, Bridgewater, caught fire, winning seven he slips behind the wheel for a greats is a worthy debate. He doesn’t remember whose injury history is stark. times, and he captured the weekend. He usually runs the Richard Petty won a record exactly when, but chances are Foles, of course, led the Eagles series championship four maximum number of Xfinity 200 times in its top series, it came when he began racking to the Super Bowl title over New years ago by winning the races. He has been among the though that was a differ- up victories with Gibbs’ team. England a season ago, and last year-end race at Homestead. fastest cars in the Cup Series ent era. The King is tied with And it hardly surprises Busch’s year stepped in admirably again Just about the only trophy he’s for years, regardless of engine, Dale Earnhardt and Jimmie owner that he not only set such for injured Carson Wentz. So missing from his case is the body or rules changes. Johnson with seven cham- an audacious goal, but that the he has proven his worth in big Daytona 500. He also finds time to dote pionships apiece. And more 33-year-old driver is already games, and how well he fits in Busch has built a on his wife, Samantha, and obscure records such as close to accomplishing it. in an Andy Reid-style offense.

his batting average every year TACKO he’s been at Stetson. Now, 15 games into his From Page B1 junior season, the former standout at The Villages has become the week at No. 25 after knocking Hatters’ most off No. 8 Houston on March 2. reliable hitter. With the Knights, Fall has Bogart leads averaged 10.2 points, 7.5 Stetson with a rebounds and 2.4 blocks in 105 .351 batting games over four seasons. His average with best season, statistically, was Bogart one homer and in 2016-17 when Fall averaged nine RBIs. His 11.5 points, 9.6 rebounds and .509 slugging percentage and 2.6 blocks per game as a soph- 20 base hits are tops on the omore and was also named the team and he is tied for second American Athletic Confer- with six stolen bases and an ence Defensive Player of the OPS of .948. Year. Bogart’s best offensive Next up for Fall and the game of the season was a Knights, seeded fourth in three-hit effort against Siena the AAC tournament, will on Feb. 25 when he scored two be the winner of Memphis- runs. He’s also had two hits in Tulane at 2 p.m. Friday in a six other games. quarterfinal-round game at He homered against UCF on FedEx Forum in Memphis, Feb. 19 and has recorded two Tennessee. RBIs in three separate games. The game will be televised Former Leesburg standout Keon Ellis dunks during a recent game for Florida Southwestern State As a sophomore, Bogart on ESPN2. College. Ellis is averaging 8.4 points per game as a freshman with the Buccaneers. [BRAD YOUNG / FLORIDA turned in a solid season, hit- SOUTHWESTERN STATE COLLEGE] ting .260 with two homers Keon Ellis, Florida and 12 RBIs as the Hatters Southwestern State the bench as a freshman and against Indian River State NJCAA rankings and is the compiled a 48-13 record, College helped the Buccaneers to a College. Ellis hit 8-of-9 shots fifth seed in the NJCAA tour- including an appearance in 29-2 record. from the field in 19 minutes nament, which begins Monday the NCAA tournament. In his Like many freshmen, Keon Ellis has played in every and led FSW with 22 points. He in Hutchinson, Kansas. freshman season, Bogart hit Ellis has endured count- game this season — including was 3-of-3 from distance and Northwest Florida State is the a respectable .253 with four less highs and lows as he has five starts — and is averaging also grabbed five rebounds. top seed in the NJCAA tourna- homers and 18 RBIs. adapted to the next level. 8.4 points and 2.9 rebounds. One day later, in the ment and could meet against Bogart has also pitched on A two-time state cham- He is shooting 44 percent from regional semifinals, Ellis had on March 22 in the national occasion for the Hatters. In pion at Leesburg High School, the field and 79 percent from only six points in a 69-68 loss semifinals. three seasons, he is 0-5 with where he averaged 16 points the free-throw line. to Northwest Florida State a 6.90 ERA. and six rebounds and was In Thursday’s Region 8 tour- College. Austin Bogart, Stetson Next up for Stetson, which named to the Daily Com- nament in Ocala, Ellis came off Florida Southwestern has University is 6-9 this season, is Florida mercial All-Area first team the bench and helped lead the spent time this season as International University at 7 as a senior, Ellis has come off Buccaneers to a 109-71 win the top-ranked team in the Austin Bogart has raised p.m. today in Miami. B4 Tuesday, March 12, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com

A preview of this week’s TOURNAMENT ACC Tournament in Charlotte

SCHEDULE (all times Eastern)

TODAY, FIRST ROUND WEDNESDAY, SECOND ROUND THURSDAY, QUARTERFINALS Noon: No. 12 Miami vs. No. 13 Wake Forest (ESPN/ Noon: No. 8 N.C. State vs. No. 9 Clemson (ESPN/ 12:30 p.m.: No. 1 Virginia vs. Wednesday noon winner Raycom) Raycom) (ESPN or ESPN2/Raycom) 2 p.m.: No. 10 Georgia Tech vs. No. 15 Notre Dame 2 p.m.: No. 5 Virginia Tech vs. Tuesday noon winner 2:30 p.m.: No. 4 Florida State vs. Wednesday 2 p.m. (ESPN/Raycom) (ESPN/Raycom) winner (ESPN or ESPN2/Raycom) 7 p.m.: No. 11 Boston College vs. No. 14 Pitt (ESPNU/ 7 p.m.: No. 7 Louisville vs. Tuesday 2 p.m. winner 7 p.m.: No. 2 North Carolina vs. Wednesday 7 p.m. Raycom) (ESPN2/Raycom) winner (ESPN or ESPN2/Raycom) 9 p.m.: No. 6 Syracuse vs. Tuesday 7 p.m. winner 9 p.m.: No. 3 Duke vs. Wednesday 9 p.m. winner (ESPN (ESPN2/Raycom) or ESPN2/Raycom)

BREAKING IT DOWN Heavyweight battle

Virginia, UNC, Duke headline competitive ACC tourney field

By Aaron Beard The Associated Press

This week’s Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament is all about the league’s heavyweights. Second-ranked Virginia and third-ranked North Carolina arrive after sharing the regular-season cham- pionship and in pursuit of possible No. 1 seeds for the NCAA Tournament. And then there’s fifth-ranked Duke, hoping to get freshman star Zion Williamson back from a knee injury and prove the Blue Devils are again the team that spent a national- best seven weeks atop the AP Top 25 this season. The five-day tournament begins Tuesday in Charlotte, marking its return to the state of North Carolina after a three-year absence — the longest stretch in the event’s 65-year history. The Cavaliers (28-2, 16-2) Duke’s Zion Williamson, second from right, watches from the bench during the first half of the team’s game against Wake Forest on March are the reigning champion, 5 in Durham, N.C. [GERRY BROOME/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] continuing a sustained run near the top that started in their breakout year under coming at North Carolina on three games featuring the Tony Bennett in 2014. They Feb. 23. FSU claimed the last bottom six seeds. None own earned the No. 1 seed by beat- double-round bye into Thurs- a winning record. No. 12 seed ing the Tar Heels in their only day’s quarterfinals. Miami and No. 13 seed Wake matchup. Forest play the tournament’s Virginia swept the regular- BANGED-UP HOKIES first game, followed by No. season and tournament titles 10 seed Georgia Tech against for the second time under No. 16 Virginia Tech (23-7) No. 15 seed Notre Dame. The Bennett last season, and suf- has had to grind it out with final game is No. 11 seed fered its only two losses to the point guard Justin Robinson Boston College against No. 14 Blue Devils. sidelined with a foot injury seed Pittsburgh. The Eagles’ “We knew it was going to since late January. Things 14-16 record is the best of the be a new team,” guard Ty likely won’t get easier this bunch. Compare that to previ- Jerome said after Saturday’s week, with coach Buzz Wil- ous two years, when the first home win against Louisville. liams saying after Friday’s win day featured at least three “We knew we were going to against Miami that Robinson teams with winning records have to find different ways to won’t play in Charlotte. The and one NCAA Tournament be good, but we probably had Virginia head coach Tony Bennett holds a piece of the net after fifth-seeded Hokies own a team each time. even higher expectations and a victory over Louisville Saturday in Charlottesville, Va. [STEVE bye into Wednesday’s second are definitely nowhere near HELBER/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] round. INSTATE HISTORY our big goals yet.” The Tar Heels (26-5, 16-2) As for the Blue Devils (26-5, The kids have fought, but it’s BUBBLE BATTLE? The tournament has long have been rolling since mid- 14-4), they’ve played nearly inconsistent. It’s not at the made North Carolina its home, January, when they suffered six full games without Wil- level that’s needed to win a Sixth-seeded Syracuse and though that has changed their worst home loss under liamson since he went down championship. seventh-seeded Louisville as the league expanded its Roy Williams against Louis- early in the first of two losses “If Zion is healthy and look solid for NCAA Tourna- footprint up the eastern ville. The 69-61 loss to the to UNC. Coach Mike Krzyze- whatever, we’ll have a ment bids, but Wednesday’s seaboard and grew to 15 Cavaliers on Feb. 11 stands as wski said Williamson got in chance.” second-round game between teams. The ACC has held 51 of their only stumble since. good practice workouts with- Some other things to know eighth-seeded North Carolina 65 tournaments in the state “The one game we lost out contact last week and said about this week’s ACC Tour- State and ninth-seeded Clem- where it was founded, the last was to one of the best teams that he expected the 6-foot- nament in Charlotte: son could be an elimination in 2015 in Greensboro where in the country,” UNC senior 7, 285-pound national player game. The Wolfpack won the the league is headquartered. Luke Maye said. “I think that of the year candidate to start HOT SEMINOLES only meeting in January on The tournament moved to the shows a lot of how we fight contact work this week. Braxton Beverly’s last-second nation’s capital in Washing- and how we play and how “They’ve shown that when Behind Virginia and UNC, No. 3-pointer. ton in 2016 followed by two we know how to win games. they’re together, they’re very 12 Florida State has been years in Brooklyn — marking I think that’s shown a lot of good,” Krzyzewski said after the league’s hottest team. ROUGH OPENING ACT the first time the ACC Tourna- growth for our team and I Saturday’s loss to the Tar Leonard Hamilton’s Semi- ment had spent more than a think we’re only going to get Heels. “And we’ve been good, noles (25-6) have won 12 of The ACC opens play with year out of the state of North better.” not real good, without Zion. 13 games with the only loss Tuesday’s first round with Carolina. Gonzaga, Virginia, UNC remain 1-2-3 atop new Top 25 poll

By Aaron Beard votes while the Cavaliers Osterman of The India- Atlantic Coast Conference spots to fourth, followed STREAK OVER The Associated Press (28-2) earned the remain- napolis Star — switched regular-season stand- by the Blue Devils — who ing 23. They had all but five from Gonzaga to Virginia. ings, though the Cavaliers are hoping to get Wil- Preseason No. 1 Kansas RALEIGH, N.C. — Gon- of those first-place votes Both teams look like will have the No. 1 seed for liamson back for the ACC fell four spots to No. 17 fol- zaga and Virginia have when they first rose to their favorites for No. 1 seeds the ACC Tournament in Tournament. William- lowing last week’s end of become the clear choices current perches two weeks for the NCAA Tournament Charlotte, North Carolina, son has missed nearly six the Jayhawks’ 14-year run for AP Top 25 voters. ago, then all but one in last as they enter their league by virtue of winning last full games since suffering of winning at least a share The Zags and Cavaliers week’s poll. tournaments. Gonzaga’s month’s matchup with the a knee sprain in the first of the Big 12 regular-season were ranked 1-2 atop Mon- For Monday’s poll, voter only losses have come to Tar Heels. loss to UNC, though coach title. day’s latest poll, marking Graham Couch of the Lan- UNC and No. 8 Tennessee The Tar Heels (26-5) Mike Krzyzewski has said Kansas fell out of the their third straight week sing State Journal moved , while Virginia’s two losses have lost just once the 6-foot-7, 285-pound top 10 in late January and in those spots. But it was his vote from Duke to Gon- came against Duke — which since mid-January and Williamson is expected to dipped to 15th two weeks the first time in those zaga after the Blue Devils’ had freshman star Zion remained at No. 3 for a start contact work in prac- ago. weeks that the two teams second loss to third-ranked Williamson healthy both second straight week after tice this week. Those have been the claimed all the first-place rival North Carolina. Two times. earning their first regular- Michigan State, Texas lowest rankings for the votes. other voters — Donna Virginia beat Louisville season sweep of Duke since Tech, Tennessee, LSU and Jayhawks since the 2013- The Zags (29-2) earned Ditota of the Syracuse at home Saturday to finish 2009. Michigan rounded out the 14 season, when they twice 41 of the 64 first-place Post-Standard and Zach tied with UNC atop the Kentucky climbed two top 10. dipped to No. 18. DIVERSIONS DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, March 12, 2019 B5

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Interested persons Crime Scene Investigations Leesburg, FL 34748 at 91 Ivey Lane, Paisley, Florida may attend at any of the following (352) 787-8000 LOT 29, THE ARBORS 32767 Ad No: 10085826 FGUA Office locations: Lehigh Acres Ad No: 10085634 PHASE I, ACCORDING TO THE MAP March 12, 2019 & and North Fort Myers: 9841 March 12, 2019 & Sale Date: 3/24/2019 OR PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED at public sale, to the highest and best March 19, 2019 Bernwood Place Drive, Fort Myers, March 19, 2019 IN PLAT BOOK 38, PAGE(S) 63, OF bidder, for cash, at the Lake County LEGAL NOTICE FL 33966; Pasco: 6915 Perrine Public Sale Notice 2005 GMC Sierra 1500 (Black) THE PUB L IC RECORDS OF LAKE Courthouse, 550 West Main Street, Notice is hereby given that the City Ranch Road, New Port Richey, FL VIN: 2GTEC13T251356387 COUNTY, FLORIDA. Tavares, Florida 32778 at 11:00 A.M. Council of the City of Clermont will 34655; Lady Lake: 510 Highway Notice is hereby given that Storage on the 2nd day of April 2019. Any consider the enactment of following 466, Suite 204, Lady Lake, FL King USA at 995 N. Hwy 27 Minne- Pursuant to subsection 713.78 of the has been filed against you and you person claiming an interest in the sur- proposed ordinance. All interested 32159; and the FGUA Operations ola, FL. 34715 will sell the contents Florida Statutes. Aces Towing Inc. re- are required to serve a copy of your plus from the sale, if any, other than parties will be given an opportunity to Of f ice: 280 Wekiva Springs Road, of the storage units listed below at a serves the right. To accept or reject written defenses, if any, to it on coun- the property owner, must file a claim express their views on this matter. Suite 2070, Longwood, FL 32779. public auction to satisfy a lien placed any and/or all bids. sel for Plaintiff, whose address is within 60 days after the sale. on the contents (pursuant to Chapter 6409 Congress Avenue, Suite 100, ORDINANCE NO. 2019-17 The FGUA Board will address the 83 of the Florida Statutes). The sale Ad No: 10085881 Boca Raton, Florida 33487 on or be- ATLAS LAW An ordinance under the Code of Ordi- planning of the future of the utility will take place at the website Stor- March 12, 2019 fore (30 days from Date of First Pub- nances of the City of Clermont, Lake systems of the FGUA. If a person de- ageTreasures.com on 03/28/2019 lication of this No tice) and file the /s/ Brian C. Chase cides to appeal any decision made by IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE County, Florida amending the official at 9:00 am. The sale will be con- original with the clerk of this court ei- Brian C. Chase, Esq. zoning map of the City of Clermont, the FGUA with respect to any matter ducted under the direction of Christo- 5TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR ther before service on Plaintiff's attor- Florida Bar No. 0017520 considered at the meeting, such per- LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA referred to in Chapter 122 of Ordi- pher Rosa (AU4167) and Stor- ney or im me diately thereaf ter; other- Ryan J. Vatalaro, Esq. nance No. 289-C, Code of Ordi- son will need a record of the proceed- ageTreasures.com on behalf of the fa- CIVIL DIVISION: wise a de fault will be en tered against Florida Bar No. 0125591 ings and may need to ensure that a CASE NO.: 2014-CA-001513 nances; Rezoning the real properties cility's management. Units will be you for the relief demanded in the 1701 North 20th Street, Suite B described herein as shown below, verbatim record is made, including available for viewing prior to the sale complaint or petition filed herein. Tampa, Florida 33605 the testimony and evidence upon U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION,, providing for severability, an effective on StorageTreasures.com. Contents T: 813.241.8269 date and publication. which the appeal is to be made. In ac- will be sold for cash only to the high- AS TRUSTEE, IN TRUST FOR REGIS- WITNESS my hand and the seal of F: 813.840.3773 cordance with the Americans with TERED HOLDERS OF FIRST FRANKLIN est bidder. A 15% buyer's premium this Court at Lake County, Florida, Attorneys for Plaintiff LOCATION Disabilities Act, persons needing spe- will be charged as well as a $100 MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST, MORTGAGE this 26 day of February, 2019. cial accommodations or an inter- LOAN ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, Palatlakaha Park: cleaning deposit per unit. All sales Ad No: 10085840 West of 12th Street and North of preter to participate in this proceed- are final. Seller reserves the right to SERIES 2006-FF18, March 12, 2019 & ing should contact the Clerk to the Plaintiff, Seminole Street with draw the property at any time be- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT March 19, 2019 (AK 1714184 & 3874692) FGUA Board at (877) 552-3482, at fore the sale or to refuse any bids. vs. BY: /s/ D. LATOURELLE least three business days prior to the INVITATION TO BID Seminole Park and adjoining parcel: The property to be sold is de scribed DEPUTY CLERK Southwest corner of the intersection date of the meeting. If you have any as "general household items" unless HEATHER A. CHAMBERLAIN; CRAIG questions, please contact the Clerk to P. SCHENKER; UNKNOWN SPOUSE Sealed bids will be received by the of Seminole Street and 12th Street otherwise noted. Unit # 6003 Jeanna ROBERTSON, ANSCHUTZ, & (AK 1621216 & 3881389) the FGUA Board at (877) 552-3482. Luken, Unit # 702 James Potter, OF CRAIG P. SCHENKER; UNKNOWN SCHNEID, PL Office of Procurement Services, on SPOUSE OF HEATHER A. 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Ad No: 10085878 3029 Arlene Rosen, Unit # 406 LAIN; UNKNOWN TENANT (S); IN POS- Boca Raton, FL 33487 County Commissioners, until 2:00 March 13, 2019 SESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROP- p.m. on April 18, 2019, for the fur- Lakeshore Drive and 12th Street Shanmatee Khaimraj, Unit # 514 PRIMARY EMAIL: [email protected] (AK 3704801) Christo p her Walls, Unit # 5133 ERTY, 18-234922 ShF nishing of all services, labor, materi- Notice Under Fictitious Name Law Defendants. als and equipment for the construc- Pursuant to Section 865.09, Tyeshia McCollugh- Smith, Unit # LEGAL DESCRIPTION 206 Gregory Tye, Unit # 5109 Tina Ad No: 10085626 tion of the following project: CR 473 Florida Statutes RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Paved Shoulders; FPN Cammarano March 05, 2019 & A parcel of land bounded and de- March 12, 2019 #437485-1-58; Project No. 2019-03; To Whom It May Concern; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Bid No. 19-0907. scribed as follows: Ad No: 10085428 an Order Resetting Foreclosure Sale IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE Notice is hereby given that the under- March 12, 2019 & dated the 4th day of March, 2019, FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND Tracts A & B according to the plat of signed, pur suant to the "Fictitious March 19, 2019 and entered in Case No. FOR LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA The CR 473 safety improvements Park Place as recorded in Plat Book Name Statute" Florida Statute 2014-CA-001513, of the Circuit Court project is located within Lake County. 31, Page 1, Public Records of Lake 865.09, 2009, will register with the of the 5TH Judicial Circuit in and for CASE NO: 35-2017-CC-1709 The project length is 2.04 miles from County, Florida. Divi sion of Corporations, Department NOTICES Lake County, Florida, wherein U.S. Treadway School Road/Camp Street of State, State of Florida, upon re- BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA TION,, AS CENTURY ROOFING SPECIALISTS, LLC to CR 44. The project scope includes All of Blocks 134, 135 and 136 ac- ceipt of proof of publication for this 1000-1999 TRUSTEE, IN TRUST FOR REGISTERED a Florida limited liability company, widening CR 473 to include 8-foot cording to the plat of CITY OF CLER- notice the Fictitious Name, to wit: HOLDERS OF FIRST FRANKLIN MORT- shoulders (5-foot paved including sta- MONT, as recorded in Plat Book 8, GAGE LOAN TRUST, MORTGAGE Plaintiff, bilization, base, asphalt and 3-foot Page 19, Public Records of Lake Your Oasis READER LOAN ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, unpaved) for approximately 0.43 mi- County, Florida. Together with the SERIES 2006-FF18 is the Plaintif f vs. les. The other construction activities South ½ of Highland Ave. lying West Intends to register said Fictitious 1001 NOTICE and HEATHER A. CHAMBERLAIN include removal of existing concrete, of the Westerly right of way line of Name located at the below address: CRAIG P. SCHENKER UNKNOWN JATINDRA C. BHOWANI, driveway reconstruction, turnout/side 12th St. Together with a portion of SPOUSE OF CRAIG P. SCHENKER UN- street reconstruction, mobilization, Chestnut St. in between Blocks 135, 13900 County Road 455, Unit 107 This newspaper will never KNOWN SPOUSE OF HEATHER A. Defendant. maintenance of traffic, clearing and 136 lying West of the Westerly right Clermont, Lake, FL 34711 knowingly accept advertise- CHAMBERLAIN; and UNKNOWN TEN- grubbing, sodding, embankment, ex- of way line of 12th St. said subdivi- That the interested owner in said ment that is illegal or consid- ANT (S) N/K/A PHILIP BILLUPS IN NOTICE OF SALE cavation, relocate or replace mail- sion. Together with a portion of Lin- business enterprise is: POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROP- boxes, signing & pavement marking, den St. in between Blocks 134, 135 A & K Partners LLC ered fraudulent. If you have ERTY are defendants. GARY COONEY Notice is hereby given that including profiled thermoplastic. lying West of the Westerly right of Dated in Lake County, Florida this 7th questions or doubts about as the Clerk of the Circuit Court shall pursuant to an Amended Final Judg- Drainage improvements include pipe way line of 12th St. said subdivision. day of March, 2019 any ads on these pages, we sell to the highest and best bidder for ment for Plaintiff, en tered herein, I installation, removing and replacing cash at the, LAKE COUNTY COURT- will sell the property situated in Lake headwalls, extending cross-drains, re- The South 310' of Govt. Lot 7 of Sec- Ad No: 10085809 advise that before responding HOUSE 550 W. MAIN STREET, TA- County, Florida, described as: constructing conveyance ditches, tion 23, Township 22 South, Range March 12, 2019 or sending money ahead of VARES, FL 32778, 11:00 AM on the existing side drain removal, addition 25 East. Notice Under Fictitious Name Law time, you check with the local 23rd day of April, 2019, the following LOT 548 GREATER HILLS-PHASE 5, of a new manhole and new side Attorney General’s Consumer described property as set forth in said according to the map or plat thereof drains with MES. This project is And Pursuant to Section 865.09, Final Judgment, to wit: as recorded in Plat Book 34, Pages funded through a Local Agency Pro- Florida Statutes Fraud Line and/or the Better 76 and 77, of the Public Records of gram (LAP) Agreement with the Flor- That certain parcel designated as To Whom It May Concern; Business Bureau. Also be LOT 16, CITRUS COVE, UNIT 1, AC- Lake County, Florida ida Department of Transportation. "PARK" according to the Plat of In- advised that some phone CORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS dian Hills as recorded in Plat Book 8, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 24, PAGE a/k/a 14617 Pointe East Trail, Cler- Page 86, Public Records of Lake Notice is hereby given that the under- numbers published in these ads 39, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE mont, FL 34711 Plans, specifications and bid forms County, Florida. signed, pursuant to the "Fictitious may require an extra charge. In Name Statute" Florida Statute COUNTY, FLORIDA may be obtained from Design & Print all cases of questionable value, At public sale by the Lake 865.09, 2009, will register with the Solutions, Inc. at http://www.DPS-FL.- And such as promises or guaran- ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTER- County Courthouse, The Jury Room, com/ or at 553 Sheeler Road, Division of Corporations, Department EST IN THE SURPLUS FROM THE 550 W. Main St., Ta vares, FL 32778 Apopka, FL 32703, Phone (407) Tract B according to the plat of Hazel- of State, State of Florida, upon re- teed income from work-at- SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN THE to the highest and best bidder for 703-2536 or at: wood as recorded in Plat Book 27, ceipt of proof of publication for this notice the Fictitious Name, to wit: home programs, money to loan, PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE DATE cash, at 11:00 a.m. on the 30th day Page 46, Public Records of Lake etc., if it sounds too good to be OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A of April, 2019. ftp://ftp.co.lake.fl.us/Pu- County, Florida. CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE blic_Works/Road%20- Outdoor Care true — it may in fact be exactly SALE. Any person claiming an inter- Operations/CR%20473- Lot 76 according to the plat of Indian that. This newspaper cannot Intends to register said Fictitious est in the surplus from the sale, if %20Paved%20Shoulders%20Bidding Hills as recorded in Plat Book 8, Page be held responsible for any If you are a person with a disability any, other than the property owner as /437485-1%20-%20(CR%20473%2 86, Public Records of Lake County, Name located at the below address: who needs any accommodation in of the date of the lis pendens must 0Paved%20Shoulders)%20-%20Plan Florida less S19' negative consequences that or d er to participate in this proceed- file a claim within 60 days after the s%20ss.pdf . 13900 County Road 455, Unit 107 occur as a result of you doing ing, you are entitled, at no cost to sale. From: R-1-A Single Family Low Clermont, Lake, FL 34711 That the interested owner in said business with these advertisers. you, to the provision of certain as- Dated this 27th day Density Residential District and Thank you. sistance. Please contact the ADA of February, 2019. Bids shall be enclosed in a sealed en- R-1 Single Family Medium Density business enterprise is: Coordinator for Lake County, Susan velope clearly marked "SEALED BID Residential District A & K Partners LLC Berg, at (352) 253-1602, at least 7 FOR PROCUREMENT SERVICES: CR To: PR Parks and Recreation District Dated in Lake County, Florida this 7th day of March, 2019 GENERAL days before your scheduled court FREDERICK C. BARNES, ESQ. 473 Paved Shoulders; FPN 2255 ap p earance, or immediately upon (For the Court) #437485-1-58-01; Project No. This request will be considered by the EMPLOYMENT receiving this noti f ication if the time 2019-03; Bid No. 19-0907.” and Planning & Zoning Commission on Ad No: 10085812 before the sched u led appearance is Frederick C. Barnes, Esquire mailed or hand carried to Lake Tuesday, March 5, 2019 at 6:30 p.m. March 12, 2019 less than 7 days; if you are hearing Frederick C. Barnes, P.A. County Board of County Commission- A public meeting to consider the re- Notice Under Fictitious Name Law PUBLISHER'S NOTICE or voice im p aired, call 711. 500 N. Maitland Avenue, Suite 305 ers, c/o Procurement Services, 315 quest will be held before the City Pursuant to Section 865.09, Maitland, Florida 32751 West Main Street, P.O. Box 7800, Ta- Council on Tuesday, March 26, 2019 Florida Statutes Federal and State laws prohibit (407) 865-9200 vares, Florida 32778. The bidder at 6:30 p.m. for final enactment. Dated this 6th day of March, 2019. Attorney for Century Roofing Special- shall place on the outside of the pro- To Whom It May Concern; advertising expressing a ists, LLC posal envelope the name of the firm All meetings will be held at City Hall, discriminatory preference on GARY COONEY [email protected] submitting the proposal. located at 685 W. Montrose Street. Notice is hereby given that the under- the basis of race, age, sex, Clerk Of The Circuit Court [email protected] This ordinance is available for public signed, pur suant to the "Fictitious inspection in the office of the City Name Statute" Florida Statute color, national origin, religion, By: D. Davis_ AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES All bids shall be received no later Clerk, 685 W. Montrose St., Monday 865.09, 2009, will register with the handicap or marital status. Deputy Clerk ACT. If you are a person with a disa- than the date and time specified through Friday between the hours of Divi sion of Corporations, Department bility who needs any accommoda- above, at which time they will be pub- 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. of State, State of Florida, upon re- The Daily Commercial will not Choice Legal Group, P.A. tion in or d er to participate in this licly opened and read aloud in the Of- ceipt of proof of publication for this knowingly accept advertisement ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF proceeding, you are entitled, at no fice of Procurement Services, Fourth Please be advised that, under State notice the Fictitious Name, to wit: P.O. Box 9908 cost to you, to the provision of cer- Floor, Administration Building, Room law, if you should decide to appeal a for employment which is in Fort Lauderdale, FL 33310-0908 tain assistance. Please contact the 441, 315 West Main Street, Tavares, decision made with respect to this Take a Break violation of the law. ADA Coordinator for Lake County, Florida. matter, you may need to ensure that DESIGNATED PRIMARY E-MAIL FOR Susan Berg, at (352) 253-1602, at a verbatim record is made. Persons Intends to register said Fictitious Employment Advertising SERVICE least 7 days before your scheduled with disabilities who need assistance Name located at the below address: PURSUANT TO FLA. R. JUD. ADMIN court appearance, or immediately Bids may be withdrawn prior to the should contact the City Clerk's office, Standards of Acceptance 2.516 upon receiving this noti f ication if date of opening, but no bids may be (352) 241-7331, at least 48 hours 13900 County Road 455, Unit 107 Employment Classifications [email protected] the time before the sched u led ap- withdrawn for a period of sixty (60) prior to the public hearings. Clermont, Lake, FL 34711 pearance is less than 7 days; if you days after the date of opening of That the interested owner in said are intended to announce bona Ad No: 10085829 are hearing or voice impaired, call bids. business enterprise is: fide employment offers only. March 12, 2019 & 711. Tracy Ackroyd Howe, MMC A & K Partners LLC March 19, 2019 City Clerk Dated in Lake County, Florida this 7th Employment advertising must Ad No: 10085579 The Board of County Commissioners day of March, 2019 disclose the specific nature of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH March 05, 2019 & reserves the right to reject any or all Ad No: 10085350 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LAKE March 12, 2019 bids, to waive formalities, and to February 26, 2019 & the work being offered. Some COUNTY, FLORIDA Ad No: 10085813 award the contract in the best inter- March 12, 2019 March 12, 2019 employment categories may GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE FIFTH est of Lake County, Florida. CASE NO. 2018-CA-002211 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT NOTICE OF 2019 Public Notice of Found/ charge fees. If any advertiser IN AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA FGUA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Abandoned Property STRATEGIC PLANNING SESSION does not comply with these NEW PENN FINANCIAL LLC D/B/A All bids must be accompanied by a SHELLPOINT MORTGAGE SERVICING, CASE NO.: 2017-CC-004400 Bid Guarantee acceptable to the The following described found/aba- standards, please notify a Plaintiff, The Florida Governmental Utility Au- ndoned prop erty will be disposed of County Attorney, which shall be one thority ("FGUA") announces public Classified Sales Representative NHC-FL212, LLC of the following; bid bond or letter of pursuant to Florida State Statute 705 vs. d/b/a Country Squire Mobile Home meetings to which all interested per- on May 31, 2019, unless proof of at 365-8245 or 365-8200. credit, in the sum of five percent (5%) sons are invited. The FGUA is a legal Park, of the base bid and made payable to ownership can be provided. GARY L. JORDAHL; VERA F. JORDAHL. entity and public body created pursu- Lake County. Said bid bond or letter ant to the provisions of Section et. al. Plaintiff, of credit shall be a guarantee that Description Location Found Defendant(s), 163.01, Florida Statutes, and an In- should the bid be accepted, the bid- terlocal Agreement among Citrus vs. der will, within ten (10) days after US currency Publix, Clermont NOTICE OF AC T ION - County, Florida; Hendry County, Flor- written notice of the award of the ida; Pasco County, Florida; Polk CONSTRUCTIVE SERV I CE KEVIN P. AL FRED, TRACEY L. contract, enter into a contract with Stevens 20 gauge pump shotgun ALFRED and ROBERT JAMES POR- County, Florida; Lee County, Florida; model C20A, serial #23400 Lake County for the services pro- and Marion County, Florida. The Stra- TO: GARY L. JORDAHL, . TER, posed to be performed and will at Ohio Blvd, Eustis whose residence is unknown and all tegic Planning Session will be held on SCHOOL BUS that time furnish an acceptable con- the following date, time and location: parties having or claiming to have Defendants. tract surety. Cash, company or per- One Mesa safe serial DRIVERS NEEDED any right, title or interest in the prop- sonal checks will not be accepted. #MFL2014C1729 Immediate positions available. erty described in the mortgage being NOTICE OF SALE March 21, 2019 Cedarwood Ct, Clermont Training provided. foreclosed herein. Lake County Schools, VIDEO CONFERENCE Notice is hereby given that, A MANDATORY pre-bid conference Blue Yamaha four wheeler Transporta t ion GARY L. JORDAHL pursuant to the Default Final Judg- VIN JY43GD0322C030790 352-728-2561 or will be held on March 21, 2019, at Polk County Administration Building 1018 ARBOR HILL CIRCLE ment entered in this cause, in the 2:00 p.m. at Lake County Emergency Division St, Eustis Apply online: MINNEOLA, FL 34715 County Court of Lake County, Gary J. Room 413 www.lake.k12.fl.us Communications and Operations Cen- 330 West Church Street Cooney, Lake County Clerk of the ter (ECOC), 425 West Alfred Street, Dated this 4th day of March, 2019, in GARY L. JORDAHL Court, will sell the property situated in Bartow, Florida 33830 Lake County. Tavares, Florida. Bidders are encour- 1:00 p.m. or thereafter 430 WASHINGTON STREET, UNIT C Lake County, Florida, described as: aged to purchase and review the MINNEOLA, FL 34715 Peyton C. Grinnell, plans, specifications, and bid forms The meetings above labeled as 1984 CLAR mobile home bearing the prior to the mandatory pre-bid confer- Sheriff, Lake County YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an vehicle identification number "Video Conference" will be held by

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