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Team Elyse Gators vs. Gators: SUNDAY EDITION out to help Spring Game others. 3A ends in a tie. 1B Snakes, skunks, springs

was on display for several hundred said Valerie Thomas, Four Rivers 700 turn out for people who ventured to the park to Audubon president. “I don’t think annual eco-fest learn about their environment and that some of the people that came ways to protect it. out have ever been here before so to at Alligator Lake. According to festival organizers, them it’s a discovery.” close to 700 people attended the Fifth An albino skunk, a tortoise, the Annual Alligator Lake Spring Festival, Suwannee cooter and corn snakes were By TONY BRITT held at the park Saturday. some of the captive animals on site. [email protected] “The Alligator Lake Spring Festival Organized tours along the lake’s dike TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter is always held to get people out- allowed festival-goers to see other ani- Makeila Reis holds Serabi, a yellow rat snake, as Ichetucknee The Alligator Lake Public doors to learn a little bit about our mals such as insects, birds, alligators, Springs State Park Services specialist Sam Cole holds Recreation Area has its own diverse natural place here and see Alligator Moufasa, a gray rat snake, during the Alligator Lake Spring ecosystem. Saturday that ecosystem Lake, which is just a beautiful place,” ALLIGATOR continued on 6A Festival Saturday. Casket MOTHER OF 3 MURDERED surfaces at local A family torn apart cemetery Last week’s rain meant trouble at Garden of Rest.

By STEVEN RICHMOND [email protected]

Visitors to a local cem- etery made a bonechilling discovery Tuesday — a casket had risen to the sur- Photos by PATRICK SCOTT/Special to the Reporter face. Law enforcement officers from LCPD, CCSO, and FDLE search Pleasant Point Apartments at the corner of HWY 441 N and County Road 25A for Lake City Director of Carlis Lindsey III, wanted in connection with a homicide that occurred shortly after midnight Friday. The suspect remained at large at press time. Growth Management Robert Hathcox said the torrential rain earlier last week was the culprit behind An outpouring of grief for victim. the eerie event at Garden of Rest Cemetery on Lake By STEVEN RICHMOND Jeffery Road. [email protected] “They have a vault that has been placed in the A close-knit family in Cedar ground,” Hathcox said. Park Apartments struggled to “Because all the water and find words to explain a sober- rain got to it, the casket ing truth — domestic violence floated to the surface. The kills. seal of the tomb came up Not only did a man with a about two inches [and knife take the life of Chaquasha Two FDLE agents and LCPD exposed the casket], but Shawntey Aviger, but also Investigator David Greer investigate a it never came out of the ruined the fatal stabbing that occurred at about tomb.” lives of three 12:20 a.m. Friday at NE Morgan Street. Hathcox said no one in his children who department, including veter- will never see ans of 30-plus years, have their mother again. Search for GRAVE continued on 6A “I haven’t been to sleep,” suspect Aviger said Sierra STEVEN RICHMOND/Lake City Reporter Caldwell, who Sierra Caldwell, sister of Chaquasha Shawntey Aviger, looks at heard the news at 2:00 a.m. clothes clothing Aviger had bought for her children continues LC man Friday as she was getting into bed after a full day’s work. boy — both of whom were CALL FOR HELP By STEVEN RICHMOND As she sat on her late sister’s witness to their mother’s strug- [email protected] booked bed, staring at a wall-mounted gles with Lindsey. n If you or someone you rack with more clothes for chil- “Her children were her life,” know is the victim of Police continue for child dren than adults, she tried to Caldwell said. “That’s what she domestic violence, call a statewide search explain the dynamic between lived for...One day we’ll have to Another Way Domestic for a man suspected Aviger and sit and tell Cali of stabbing a Lake porn Carlis Lindsey about this.” Violence and Rape Crisis City woman to death III, the man ‘Her children were Aviger’s Center’s 24-hour hotline Friday morning police say took family remem- at 1-866-875-7983. then delivering their her life. her life. That’s bered her as infant son to rela- Three-month Lindsey “It was a what she lived for... an “exceptional assaulted her with make- tives for safekeep- investigation domestic vio- mother with a shift weapons and even made ing, LCPD reports. led to arrest. lence relation- big heart,” one threats to kill her in the past, INSIDE Police said Carlis One day we’ll have n ship,” Caldwell who made sure the reports say. Possible Lindsey III, 31, of From staff reports said. “She to sit and tell Cali her children “He needs to be put away link to Live 375 NW Bascom Oak bank couldn’t take it. about this.’ would never to the death,” said Christine Norris Dr., was at A three-month probe into She was tired have to go with- Dortly, a close family friend. robberies? large, armed and — Sierra Caldwell, See 6A. child pornography led to of it and want- sister of the victim out. “You don’t do someone like dangerous follow- the arrest ed to leave... “She was sup- that. He needs the chair, he ing the fatal stabbing of 36-year- of a Lake [Friday morn- posed to take took a life.” old Chaquasha Shawntey Aviger City man, ing] she went to tell him, ‘I’m the kids to Wet ‘n Wild today,” According to Florida around 12:20 a.m. Friday, according according sorry, I’m taking my children Marlenia Brown, Aviger’s aunt, Department of Corrections to police. to sheriff’s and leaving.’” said Friday. records, Lindsey was sen- Following a 9-1-1 call from an officials. Caldwell described her Aviger and Lindsey had a tenced to four years in prison anonymous male, police arrived at Adam sister as tired, mentally and history of domestic violence — in 2006 for aggravated battery the corner of NE Jackson Ave. and Quinn physically, following a cesar- LCPD reported at least 11 dif- on a pregnant woman, felony NE Morgan St. to find Aviger “lay- Chapital Chapital, ian-section birth of her third ferent incidents between them battery, aggravated assault and ing in the middle of the road — 24, of 1647 SW Camellia child, Cali Monae, three weeks in the past two years. false imprisonment. blood everywhere,” according to Lane, was jailed Friday, before Lindsey allegedly took During that time, Lindsey Shortly after his release LCPD Public Information Officer according to CCSO. He her life. kicked in Aviger’s door, beat in 2009, he was sentenced to Craig Strickland. She was also mother to a her several times (some during CHAPITAL continued on 6A 6-year-old girl and 13-year-old pregnancy), stole her money, GRIEVING continued on 6A SEARCH continued on 6A

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KEY WEST together to make get-well cards thing to everybody,” Groveland disregarding” department policies. Mulberry City Hall. he family of a Michigan for the children injured in a paramedic Josh Walsh said. West Palm Beach city spokes- Ferguson was one of three man who died at a hospi- crash at a daycare center that man Eliot Cohen says local offi- people killed in the April 2 T tal while in police custody killed a 4-year-old girl. Ex-officer faces cials have cooperated with the shooting spree. He died while has sued the city of Key West in Winter Park community mem- federal investigation. barricading a door, keeping the federal court, claiming excessive bers also built a memorial Friday drug charges gunman from pushing into a force killed the unarmed man outside the KinderCare build- WEST PALM BEACH — A Funeral held for room where others could have and that officers conspired to ing. The daycare center’s staff former South Florida police been killed. cover up the death. reopened with bright balloons officer faces federal charges for Fort Hood soldier The lawsuit filed Friday to greet children who wanted allegedly selling prescription LAKELAND — A soldier Brothers imprisoned says Charles Eimers died “in a to reunite with their friends and drugs while on duty. killed in shootings at Fort Hood, horrifying way” and names 12 teachers who had been inside The U.S. Attorney’s Office Texas, earlier this month is for $1.6M tax fraud officers connected to the case. A when the crash happened. said Friday that Dewitt being remembered at private MIAMI — Two South Florida state investigation into Eimers’ The crash Wednesday killed McDonald of Wellington faces services in central Florida. brothers will be doing federal Dec. 4 death is pending, and the 4-year-old Lily Quintus, who was one felony count of carrying a The Ledger reports that an prison time for a scheme that medical examiner’s final autopsy sitting in a classroom awaiting firearm during and in relation honor guard joined the family of netted them $1.6 million in fraud- report has not been released. her afternoon snack. Fourteen to a drug trafficking crime. Sgt. 1st Class Daniel Ferguson to ulent tax refunds. Attorney Darren Horan tells others were injured, most of McDonald is scheduled to greet the soldier’s casket Friday A federal judge on Friday sen- The Key West Citizen that them children. make his first court appearance at Tampa International Airport. tenced 25-year-old Geto Dorlizier Eimers’ family want answers One child, June Decalzada, Tuesday in Fort Lauderdale fed- A private funeral was held of Boynton Beach to more than to unresolved questions about remains hospitalized in critical eral court. He faces up to life in Saturday morning in Lakeland, nine years behind bars. His his death almost a week after a condition. prison if convicted. where Ferguson’s parents brother, 38-year-old Jourmel Thanksgiving Day traffic stop. Members of the Groveland The Palm Beach Post reports live. Ferguson will be buried Thomas of Lake Worth, got more Fire Rescue Department, where that McDonald served 18 years at Florida National Cemetery than five years in prison. They Daycare sets up Lily’s father works, laid a wreath with the West Palm Beach Police in Bushnell. Gov. Rick Scott pleaded guilty previously to three at the crash site. Department before he was fired ordered the U.S. and state charges, including conspiracy fund for crash victims “We had to bring something in August. Police Chief Vincent flags to be flown at half-staff and aggravated identity theft. WINTER PARK — A central out here to show our support and Demasi said McDonald showed Saturday at the Florida Capitol, Florida community has come show that these kids mean some- a “pattern and practice of willfully Polk County Courthouse and n Associated Press

Scripture of the Day “‘The Son of Man must suffer many things, and be rejected by the elders and chief priests and scribes, and be killed, and be raised the third day.’ Then He said to them all, ‘If any- one desires to come after Me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and fol- low Me. For whoever desires to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for My sake will save it. For what profit is it to a man if he gains the whole world, and is himself destroyed or lost?’” — Luke 9:22-25

Thought for Today You can’t just ask customers what they want and then try to give that to them. By the time you get it built, they’ll want something new. — Steve Jobs, co-founder, chairman, and CEO of Apple Inc. (1955-2011)

COURTESY ABBIE CHASTEEN Winning Lottery Numbers The marriage of ‘Q’ and ‘U’ Cash 3: (Saturday) 2-3-5 Dianna Swisher’s VPK class at Summers Elementary School celebrated the marriage of ‘Q’ and ‘U’ Friday. In learning the Play 4: (Saturday) 5-6-7-1 letters ‘Q’ and ‘U’ must always be together, the class put on a mock wedding complete with vows, rings, flowers, dancing, Fantasy 5: (Friday) 10-15-21-24-35 bubble-blowing, and a reception. In the ceremony, the boys represented the letter ‘Q’ and the girls represented the letter ‘U.’ Florida Lotto: (Wednesday) 11-26-32-44-45-51-x2 Principal Amy Stanton welcomed guests who attended the wedding and Swisher performed the ceremony. PowerBall: (Wednesday) 9-14-44-48-49-29-x2 PEOPLE IN THE NEWS O’Brien: Colbert ‘right rehearsing for Sunday’s MTV Movie Prosecutor Gerrie Nel said an argu- never responded to Pistorius’ panicked Awards, which he’s hosting for the first ment between the couple was the “only shouts of an intruder when she was in the person’ to do ‘Late Show’ time. “I’m very happy where I am, but I reasonable explanation” for why Pistorius, cubicle. LOS ANGELES — Don’t feel bad for love Stephen. I think Stephen is great. 27, shot the 29-year-old model as she “I agree with Mr. Nel she would have Conan O’Brien. Again. I’m a huge fan of his as a comic and as stood behind the toilet door some three been terrified,” Pistorius said, “but I don’t The 50-year-old talk show host said he a human being. I think it’s fantastic. I’m meters (yards) away in the pre-dawn think she would have shouted out ... In was never a contender to take over CBS’ really glad that he got the job. I look for- hours of Valentine’s Day last year. her mind I must have been retreating the “Late Show” when David Letterman ward to seeing his show.” He relentlessly attacked Pistorius’ toward the bathroom.” Nel responded announced his retirement last week. account, asking the runner why he didn’t that gave Steenkamp even more reason to The funnyman, who has hosted his talk Prosecutor challenges determine where Steenkamp was and talk to Pistorius, who was meters away. show “Conan” on TBS since 2010, said make sure she was OK before firing, and Pistorius is not allowed to consult with he believes Stephen Colbert is the “right Pistorius’ story of killing why he approached what he thought was his lawyers during the cross-examination, person” to take over the show from PRETORIA, South Africa — What a danger zone in the dark if he felt vulner- which resumes Monday. Letterman. exactly was Oscar Pistorius doing in the able on his stumps. “I wasn’t up for it,” O’Brien said moments before he fatally shot his girl- “It’s not probable. It’s not possible,” the backstage Friday during a break from friend in his home? prosecutor said, asking why Steenkamp n Associated Press

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Columbia County students are preparing By TONY BRITT to battle the beast known as FCAT one last [email protected] time this week before the state prepares to drop the standardized test. A double line of cars and Local schools will begin administering trucks, some with their trunks the reading and math tests for third to 10th open, slowly pulled under a grade students starting Tuesday and will tent at the Columbia County continue multiple days of testing through- Fairgrounds Saturday. out this week and next. Once under the tent, Assistant Superintendent Kathryn employees from the Winfield McElhaney said students have been prepar- Solid Waste Facility, unloaded ing for the tests all year. a variety of unwanted and in “[The teachers] teach the students how most cases, hazardous mate- to highlight, underline key words, number rials from the vehicles. sentences...[and] how to get information from The vehicles were at the text so they can answer questions, write about fairgrounds for the 15th it and follow the instructions,” she said. Annual Columbia County Photos by TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter In addition, teachers have been close- Toxic Round-Up, where Jon Truesdale pushes a cart of paint and containers filled with other chemicals to a disposal area ly following their classes’ development close to 400 people brought Saturday at the annual Toxic Round-Up. Close to 400 people dropped off unwanted materials at the through progress monitoring and mock unwanted materials within site. BELOW: Ben Skipper shows three containers of prescription medications that were taken to the assessments. the first three hours of the 15th Annual Toxic Round-Up Saturday at the Columbia County Fairgrounds. “The teachers have been breaking down event. that data all year long,” she said. “They have Ed Lontz, Columbia County brought in for disposal at this ‘data chats’ to see what the students are Solid Waste Director at the year’s event were paint, elec- mastering or what they’re having challeng- Winfield Solid Waste Facility, tronics, batteries, waste oil es with so we can go back and re-teach that said the Toxic Round-Up went and several propane tanks. particular concept.” well. Lontz said he believes res- Parents who need to pick their children “We had a good turnout of idents have become accus- up from school early should check each citizens and a good amount of tomed to the event and put school’s testing times to make sure they volunteers to help,” he said. their unwanted items away won’t disrupt their child’s testing. Winn Dixie, Popeyes and each year until it’s time for “The students will not be dismissed during Save A Lot donated sandwich- the annual Toxic Round-Up. a testing session,” McElhaney said. “If they es, chicken and water for the “We’ve also had some small leave during the session, their test will be crews collecting the unwant- businesses come in and we’ve invalidated. Most are testing in the morning, ed materials. charged them and it’s been a so if they have an appointment, they should The most prevalent items good turnout,” he said. try and schedule it around that.” Students are also encouraged to get a full night’s rest and eat a well-balanced break- fast before they head to school Tuesday. “They’ve prepared for it all year long,” Now cancer-free, she’s out to help others McElhaney said. “They just need to apply the skills they’ve learned through the year.” By TONY BRITT water balloons at one other [email protected] after getting acquainted. Jerry Jones, the cancer Six-year-old Elyse Hancock survivor’s father, said his son Session round-up was so busy laughing and hasn’t had treatment for close By DARA KAM playing Saturday that she to a year. The News Service of Florida didn’t want to Even though his wife is rais- take time to ing money for Team Sitel for TALLAHASSEE — Lawmakers are turning take pictures. the Relay For Life event, Jones out the lights in the Capitol next week and just She busied said he’s happy to take part in two brief weeks remain in the session when herself with another team’s fundraiser and House and Senate members return April 21. Easter egg help spread the word about Gambling lobbyists may have already hunts, water raising money to eradicate rolled up their tents earlier in the week after balloon toss- cancer. House Speaker Will Weatherford declared Elyse es and visits “This means a lot to me,” he the issue dead for the rest of the session. to the bounce said. “This is something I was The Republican-dominated Legislature house. TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter praying about and I’m glad I closed out the week with the House passing Elyse is Elyse Hancock chases Jerry Jones Jr. with a water balloon during can be a part of this. When red-meat legislation dealing with guns, abor- a leukemia the Team Elyse fundraiser Saturday at Old Providence Baptist your child is going through tion and school vouchers on Friday, sending survivor who Church. Both children are leukemia survivors. this, it’s like one of the worse the items to the typically more moderate has been can- things on earth. Then you’ve Senate with plenty of time for horse-trading cer-free for Elyse’s mother, Kristy whole purpose of the Relay For got organizations like the on the issues before the session ends May 2. more than two Hancock, said the fundraiser Life is to raise more money so American Cancer Society In other bartering business, the two cham- Jerry years. went well. we can cure cancer.” that financially and mentally bers teed up the remainder of Gov. Rick Saturday the Team Elyse “The bloodmobile was full Hancock said Elyse had help you — it means every- Scott’s election-year pledge to cut $500 mil- Relay For Life team held a of donors and I don’t know been with her since 8:30 a.m. thing. To give back a little lion in taxes and fees. Disparities in the fundraiser at Old Providence how many kids we had run- Saturday helping set-up for bit it’s nothing because you House and Senate tax break proposals are Baptist Church on behalf ning around here,” she said. the fundraiser. can’t even comprehend the eliciting little more than a yawn from some of Elyse and her family to “Everybody seemed to have Elyse also met Jerry Jones vast amount of people that it’s old-schoolers, including Weatherford, who raise money for the American a good time. Everybody is Jr., a teenager who is also a helping. I can never give back called the variations typical of the “posturing” Cancer Society’s Relay For contributing and hopefully leukemia survivor. The two what was given to me through during the latter part of the session. Life event later this month. we’ll make a lot of money. The ran and played and tossed organizations like this.” Performances and FCAT prep at MADDFEST ‘14 By TONY BRITT LEFT: Jasmine Horton plays ty to host events such as pay to go to some big [email protected] the guitar during her perfor- MADDFEST to showcase event or concert, but we mance Friday at MADDFEST. local talent. have it here and it’s all The song, dance, music “So often people will free,” he said. and drama created by Saturday’s event was local artists was celebrat- slated to start with a ed Friday afternoon and Brain-O-Rama contest, the entire day Saturday with six teams compet- during the annual MADD ing against each other Camping Supplies Fest Spring Arts Festival. for prizes by answering The MADDFEST FCAT questions. in time for Suwannee Jam (Music, Arts, Dance, and Buzzella said the Tents • Sleeping Bags • Air Mattresses Drama) took place at the contest, sponsored by Shining Star Academy of Presley EXCEL Group, the Arts campus with local was also held days before Sandals performers showing their the state’s FCAT testing creative talents on stage. to get students fired up. Sale Continues “It was awesome to He said the MADDFEST perform at MADDFEST,” was also scheduled for TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter said Dalita Diazdearce, an just before FCAT testing instructor and performer vation for and helps them about the festival — with starts Tuesday to get the with Southern Rhythm stay away from trouble all the vendors and the kids “pumped-up” and Cloggers. “Everyone because it gives them a talent line up is second to excited. WILSON’S OUTFITTERS seemed really enthusias- hobby. You can also make none,” he said. “We’ve got Buzzella said it’s 1291 SE Baya Dr, Lake City • (386) 755-7060 tic and excited to be here good relationships with some really great talent.” important for a communi- [email protected] so it was a great atmo- friends and it will be good sphere to perform in.” for college as well.” Southern Rhythm Booths from local busi- Cloggers brought close nesses and artists, as well to 30 performers between as bounce houses and car- the ages of 5 - 27 years old nival games were set up and they toe-tapped their near the stage, providing way to a big ovation. additional art mediums Brooklynn Crews, 18, is for the audience. a senior performer with Local musician Tony the Southern Rhythm Buzzella, Shining Star Cloggers and she said it Academy of the Arts prin- 934 NE Lake DeSoto Circle, Lake City, FL was fun to perform and cipal and executive direc- (Next to Courthouse) entertain the crowd. tor of MADDFEST, said “We had a good crowd, the festival was great. all the girls had good He said this is the first energy and it was just hot, year the first day of the but the crowd definitely event has been held on a helped us get through it,” Friday and things worked she said. “This gives kids out well. something to have moti- “We’re very excited 4AOPINION OPINION

Sunday, April 13, 2014 www.lakecityreporter.com 4A ANOTHER VIEW The right to know n this space we often chide legisla- tors when efforts are made to limit the public’s access to government records. Such access is intended for every Icitizen, but in all honesty, some in the media tend to take such restrictions per- sonally. Thus it was with joy that, in late March, we saw the state Senate vote unanimous- ly in favor of Senate Bill 1648, which makes major and positive changes to Florida’s public records law. Now, though, there seems to be a prob- lem in the House, where its version (HB 1151) has bogged down. This is no time to lose a rare chance to improve the pub- lic’s right to know. SB 1648 addresses a wide range of Pipeline route poses hazards issues, including opening some records of organizations to which public agen- Editor’s note: The following let- emphasis and recent legislation cies pay dues, making it easier to request ter was sent Thursday by state Rep. regarding protection of Florida’s Elizabeth Porter, R-Lake City, to John springs. We, as a body, have spent public records, limiting the fees that Peconom, Project Manager, Federal many millions of dollars to protect agencies can charge for public records Energy Regulatory Commission, in our state springs and have pledged and requiring special training of all regard to the proposed Sabal Trail an additional $50 million this natural gas pipeline. year alone for the efforts. Indeed, employees who deal with public records Speaker Designate Crisafulli has requests. Mr. Peconom, Elizabeth Porter expressed his intent to make Along the way, some concern was State Rep., District 10 springs protection and restoration expressed by business organizations, Please allow me to introduce a keystone of his administration myself. I am State Rep. Elizabeth and is still continuing to cause tre- in the coming years. The many but that sticking point was removed in a Porter, the representative for House mendous public concern. The route springs in District 10, in addition to committee substitute. Then the Florida District 10, which includes the would require directional drilling the Ichetucknee Spring and river, League of Cities had a long list of prob- counties of Suwannee, Columbia, underneath the Santa Fe River in a are an international eco-tourism Hamilton, Baker and Alachua. It is highly karstic area known for well- draw to our area of North Florida. lems, but Barbara Petersen, president of also the House District that contains developed sinkholes, underground In fact, the eco-tourism industry the First Amendment Foundation, said in the greatest number of first mag- fracture systems, and multiple means may jobs for our residents an email alert that all of those had been nitude springs in Florida, includ- spring vents that comprise signifi- and is the lifeblood of the Tri- ing the world famous Ichetucknee cant geologic hazards that are high- County area. addressed in proposed amendments to Spring and river. ly susceptible to sudden structural Proper due diligence in place- the House bill. I write to you today in regard to collapse. The route also bisects one ment of the proposed Sabal pipeline Improving government accountability the proposed Sabal Trail natural gas of the most densely-platted resi- demands proper consideration of transmission pipeline. First let me dential areas in Suwannee County. the unique geologic and ecologic was part of the five-point agenda of the say that I am in full support of an This alternative route crosses these conditions. Done properly, Florida pre-session “Work Plan 2014” of Senate additional transmission line for the well-documented geologic hazards can meet its growing demands for President Don Gaetz and House Speaker state of Florida, as I see it not only which pose highly significant poten- energy sources in a safe and respon- Will Weatherford, and this bill in particu- as an economic plus, but also as a tial for pipeline rupture which could sible manner. I ask you to please matter of state security in the event cause a catastrophic explosion and/ consider the unique factors listed lar was a priority of Sen. Gaetz. of other pipeline failures or inter- or leakage of hydrocarbons. above, as well as the importance of Petersen says this bill contains “some ruptions. I am concerned, however, A common sense alternative the Ichetucknee and Santa Fe rivers of the most significant legislative reforms with the latest proposed route for already exists since the pipeline to our residents, both as the envi- the line. The initial primary align- can easily be co-located with, or ronmental jewels that they are, and in nearly 20 years.” That’s not an oppor- ment was proposed to pass directly adjacent to, already-existing gas as extremely important economic tunity to be missed. under the Ichetucknee River, but transmission pipelines such as the contributors to our district and our The Senate has spoken clearly in favor after much public outcry, a route Florida Gas Transmission pipeline state. I hope you will guide Sabal deviation was developed by Sabal corridor located approximately 3.5 Trail Transmission, LLC to locate of the public’s right to know. Now the Trail. miles to the west of the proposed the transmission line clear of the House needs to sort out whatever prob- Though I certainly appreciate Santa Fe River crossing. Indeed, Three Rivers area where it will still lems it’s having and get this bill passed. Sabal’s willingness to propose an Sabal itself has already identified benefit Sabal while protecting the alternate route, the new route is this corridor as an alternate pipeline Ichetucknee and the Santa Fe. ■ Tallahassee Democrat unfortunately still in a critically sen- route. Please feel free to call my office sitive area. It is only 0.6 miles down- The proposed Santa Fe River if I can be of any assistance to you, stream from the confluence of the Crossing clearly runs contrary to or if I can provide you with any Lake City Reporter Ichetucknee and Santa Fe rivers, the Florida Legislature’s continued resources you may need. 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The RNC election of more Democrats – on necessarily that of the Lake City Reporter. of women training men and get- said: “The truth is the ‘Paycheck the horizon. BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL ting less pay than their trainees. Fairness Act’ is a desperate political 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. The Paycheck Fairness Act would ploy. And Democrats are cynically BY FAX: (386) 752­9400. prevent retaliation for sharing betting that Americans aren’t smart BY EMAIL: [email protected] paycheck information and would enough to know better.” ■ McClatchey News Service columnist require employers to prove pay dis- It will come as no surprise that Ann McFeatters has covered national parity is not based on gender. despite evidence that unfair wages politics since 1986. Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER COMMUNITY SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 2014 5A Former FGC student stars in ‘Phantom’

contract that will take him Norm Lewis is the first black man through November of this to play the lead role on Broadway. year.

By TROY ROBERTS in the college choir. Few Musical about Mandela Special to the Reporter knew the heights he’d If that wasn’t enough, reach in later years, star- Lewis has also been Free time isn’t a com- ring in Broadway shows attached to a possible modity that is readily avail- such as “Les Misérables” upcoming musical about able for Norm Lewis. and “The Little Mermaid.” the life of former South In recent years, the African President Nelson Tony Award-nominated From New York to LA Mandela. Lewis participat- Broadway performer and Lewis’ most recent ed in an industry reading former Broadway performance in on March 31 of “Mandela: Florida the Tony Award-winning A New Musical” as the title Gateway musical, “Porgy and Bess,” role. College garnered him a Tony “It’s written by a guy by student has Award nomination for Best the name of Steven Fischer, been every- Lead Actor, a nomination who has been writing this where, he called “very humbling.” piece for the past 15 years appearing Toward the tail end of or so, and is very intrigued Lewis in every- his run on “Porgy and by Mandela’s story,” Lewis thing from Broadway pro- Bess,” Lewis was cast on said. “After Mandela passed ductions to television shows ABC’s drama, “Scandal,” as away, there were a lot of and commercials. Lewis is Senator Edison Davis, the COURTESY people who had asked him now gearing up for what former lover of the show’s Norman Lewis performs on stage with student performers during a recent visit to Florida about the musical. So he could be his most challeng- main character. Known pri- Gateway College. dusted it off and has been ing performance yet, as marily as a Broadway actor, workshopping it since. He he assumes the lead role the casting came as some- and Bess” concluding its Broadway, Lewis always to be on a symposium of always told me he wanted in the Broadway classic, thing of a surprise to Lewis. run in New York, it was a had his sights on one par- music panel in Washington, me to be involved in it, so “Phantom of the Opera.” “The producers later hectic five weeks for Lewis. ticular role – the lead in D.C. a few months ago, and I’m very honored by that.” His casting in the pro- confessed to me that “I have to give credit to “Phantom of the Opera.” one of the audience ques- But if that role ever duction has garnered they had no idea who I the ‘Porgy and Bess’ pro- “This wasn’t something tions for him was on the comes about, it’s down the media attention since its was when they cast me,” ducers, because they made I hid – I’d been talking difficulties for minorities in road. For now, Lewis is pre- announcement weeks ago he said. “They had come this work, but I would about it for years,” he said. Broadway shows. paring for his “Phantom of – he was recently named to see (‘Porgy and Bess’ leave after the matinee on “Anytime I was interviewed “And, of course, it came the Opera” debut less than ABC’s Person of the Week co-star) Audra McDonald, Sunday, fly around to a month from now. – as Lewis will become the who had also done ‘Private out to Los ‘There’s the added responsibility of ‘Phantom,’” “You know, I’ve made first black man to perform Practice,’ another Shonda Angeles, he said. “It such a noise about playing that role in a Broadway pro- Rhimes creation. They shoot what- being the irst African American in the just so hap- this part, so I hope I can duction. came to visit her, saw the ever epi- - pened that make a lot of people proud,” But the ever-charismatic show, and I just happened sodes I need- role, so I want to do my best for some on the stage he said. “And then there’s Lewis said he’s ready for to be this guy on stage with ed to shoot one else to have this part in the future.’ with me were the added responsibility anything. her. They had this charac- – whether some of the of being the first African “You know, I’ve been ter they were developing it was one day, two days, about my dream roles, higher-ups for casting for American in the role, so very blessed these past for the show, and they were three days – then fly back ‘Phantom’ was always up this role. Knowing that I had I want to do my best for few years,” Lewis said by so impressed by what I did and finish out the rest of there. It’s partly because a passion for it, when the someone else to have this telephone on Saturday in on stage, that turned out to the week in New York. So, I love the show, but also opportunity came, they said, part in the future.” Orlando, where he was kind of be my audition.” for five weeks, that was my because there was never ‘Let’s bring Norm Lewis in.’ But Lewis is taking it all due to be inducted into his Lewis was only supposed life. I’ll just say it was very a black person who had So, I came in, auditioned, in stride. high school hall of fame. to be on the show for three interesting.” ever performed the role on and now we’re getting ready “It’s been an amazing “It’s definitely been a whirl- episodes, but appeared for Broadway. Even if it wasn’t for our first show next journey to go on,” he said. wind.” 10 because of his charac- Phantom is ‘dream role’ me, I wanted someone of month. It’s exciting.” “If I can manage to stay The Florida native attend- ter’s popularity. Of course, Though he has played African American descent Lewis will debut in the healthy, wealthy, and wise, ed Florida Gateway College with filming taking place some of the most well- for the role.” role on May 12 and said he I’ll hopefully continue to be in the early 1980s and sang in Los Angeles and “Porgy known characters on Lewis said he happened currently has a six-month able to do more.”

CALENDAR n Email your calendar item to [email protected]. OBITUARIES Today 5:30 to 7 p.m. Topics cov- Education Center in the Robert Wayne Jones burning he left behind with his department and activities depart- ered will be how to write a Lake City Plaza. The work- wife. Although he was not a vet, ment, too numerous to mention Mr. Robert Wayne Jones, 54 he volunteered at the VA for 6 by name. Last but not least, he is Baby Dedication successful cover letter and shop will be hosted by years young, of Lake City, FL years, adding up to 2,900 hours. survived by his golden lab mix, If you would like to resume, how to dress for Hospice of Citrus public passed away He was preceded in death by his cherished service dog, Peggy dedicate your child to success, how to sell your- relations manager Larry March 18, his father Bill Jones, whom he Sue, who misses him terribly. Lord, Olivet Missionary self during an interview, Geiger. Call 386-755-7714 2014. Rob- adored. He is survived by his lov- Mr. Jones was cremated and ert was born ing wife of 13 years, Dana Lynn his ashes will be scattered at Baptist Church will have a etc. RSVP by calling 386- with questions. February Jones, whom he met in 1977 and his birthplace in the ocean “Precious in God’s Sight” 752-6866 or by emailing 12, 1960 married on August 24, 2001. as was his wish. There will dedication service on April Jessica.markham02@saint- Karaoke in Daytona he is also survived by many be no funeral service. Rob- 13 during the 11 a.m. ser- leo.edu. Space is limited. The LifeStyle Enrichment Beach, FL. friends who were considered ert desired the memory of his vice. Call the church office Refreshments provided. Center, 628 SE Allison Ct., Robert was family: Bill & Karen Gillick, passing to be a joyous occa- a quadruple amputee paraplegic Cory Brant, the Dubi Family, sion. There will be a celebra- at 386-965-9888. is having Karaoke with The who, for 36 years, beat the odds. Rosemary Reese, Robert, Fred tion dinner with close friends. Art League Boomers on Wednesday, He lived a full life ishing, hunt - & Nancy Hilton, Nick & Kar- The Art League of North April 16 at 10:45 a.m. ing, playing pool, blowing darts, en Acompora, Leigh & Sharon Obituaries are paid advertise- April 14 Florida will hold its month- gardening, and was a Brave’s Rowbotham, and also all of his ments. For details, call the baseball fan for life. His beau- faithful friends at the VA, which Lake City Reporter’s classified SAR meeting ly meeting on April 15 tiful leather-working and wood includes the staff at the volunteer department at 752-1293. The Lake City Chapter of at 6:15 p.m. at the First April 17 the Sons of the American Presbyterian Church fel- Fruit-Growing Revolution will hold its lowship hall. Supper begins Learn about fruits that monthly meeting on Monday at 6:30 p.m. followed by grow well in North Florida April 14 at 6 p.m. and the a guest speaker and short at the UF/IFAS Extension Grand China Buffet, 345 business meeting. The fruit-growing workshops. W Duval St. *Note the new program will be on wood Thursday, April 17 at 5:45 location. Call Ralph Wright carving, turning and other p.m. there will be a work- at 386-961-9112. woodworking methods. shop at the Fort White Public Library Branch. April 15 April 16 Marketing Seminar Healthcare Decision April 18 Saint Leo University is Hospice of Citrus and the Jewelry Sale offering a free “person- Nature Coast will present Shands Lake Shore al marketing” seminar at a “Five Wishes” workshop Auxiliary is having a $5 jew- Wilson S. Rivers Library, on National Healthcare elry sale on Friday, April 18 Building 200, Room 102 at Decision Day, Wednesday, from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Florida Gateway College April 16 at 11 a.m. at the hospital. Call (386)292- on Tuesday, April 15 from the Wings Community 8000, ext. 21216 for more.

The First Presbyterian Church Invites the Community to Holy Week Services April 17th at 6:30PM • MAUNDY THURSDAY Service of quiet reflection with reading scriptures, congregational singing and communion. April 18th at 8:00PM • GOOD FRIDAY To observe GOOD FRIDAY the sanctuary will be open for reflection and prayer remembering the betrayal, trial, and crucifixion of our Lord. There will be prayer stations, guided prayers and candles to light. April 19th at 8:00PM (sunset) • GREAT VIGIL OF EASTER The Vigil of Easter is four related services. Service of light, Service of Readings, Service of Baptism, and Service of the Eucharist. The story of God’s saving works throughout history, ending with the Resurrection of Jesus. First Presbyterian Church www.Fpclc.org (386) 752-0670 697 SW Baya Drive, Lake City, Florida Email: [email protected] Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 2014 6A

GRIEVING Teller: Murder suspect Continued From 1A Upcoming Easter two additional years on events & services resembles bank robber the aggravated battery From staff reports Federal Bank in Live Oak just over a charge following a 2010 From staff reports on Friday, April 18 at day before allegedly stabbing girlfriend arrest for violation of 7:30 p.m. Call 386-365-4941 Is there a link between a pair of bank Chaquasha Shawntey Aviger to death in probation and was last Elim Baptist for more information. robberies in Live Oak on Wednesday Lake City. released from prison in Elim Baptist Church, and the murder of a “I don’t think he’d have the smarts to do May 2012. 3435 SW Elim Church First Presbyterian Lake City woman on it, but it does make sense not to rob some- Lindsey fled the scene Road in Fort White, will First Presbyterian Friday? one in your hometown,” Strickland said. the night he allegedly perform “The Day He Church is offering an A teller at one of The robber was described by wit- killed Aviger and author- Wore My Crown” on Easter Vigil through four the banks saw mur- nesses as a 25- to 35-year-old black male ities are already coordi- Sunday, April 13 at the related services: Service of der suspect Carlis between 5 feet, 9 inches and 6 feet, 2 nating efforts with FDLE 11 a.m. service. Call 386- Light, Service of Readings, Lindsey III’s mug inches tall and weighing 180-205 pounds. to track him down, believ- 497-1972 for more. Service of Baptism and shot on Facebook According to the Florida Department ing him to be in either Service of the Eucharist. Robber Friday and told police of Corrections website, Lindsey is 5 feet, Orlando or Jacksonville. First Presbyterian These will take place on he resembled the robber, according to 10 inches tall and weighs 175 pounds. “I think he’s smart First Presbyterian Saturday, April 19 at 8 Craig Strickland, public information offi- The robber, still at large, robbed TD enough to get out of Church is hosting a parade p.m. (sunset). Call Wally cer for the Lake City Police Department. Bank at 10:30 a.m. and First Federal at Dodge,” Brown said. of palms on Sunday, Reichert at 758-7853 for Strickland said it was unlikely that about 1 p.m. He fled on foot but may The three children are April 13 at 10:30 a.m. more. Lindsey robbed TD Bank and First have had an accomplice, police said. together with Aviger’s to celebrate Jesus’ entry family — something into Jerusalem. Call Wally Christ Central Caldwell hopes will not Reichert at 758-7853 for Christ Central will have change, considering her more. an Easter presentation on infant, leaving Aviger in the infant, who is now own past being separated Saturday, April 19 at 6 SEARCH the street to die, police safe with a member of from her sister by author- Parkview Baptist p.m; Sunday April 20 at Continued From 1A said. the victim’s family, police ities. Parkview Baptist 9:30 and 11:15 a.m. Call The victim was alive said. “It should’ve never hap- Church, 268 NW Lake 386-755-2525 for more. when paramedics arrived Based on discussion pened,” Brown said. “Any Jeffrey Rd., will per- Investigators believe on scene — however, with friends and relatives young lady going through form “The Lamb Has Southside Baptist Aviger drove to the area she was pronounced of Lindsey, investigators physical abuse, seek help Overcome” on Sunday, The Music Ministry of in her rental car, a gray deceased at 1:23 a.m., believe he may be head- now. If he’ll hit you once, April 13 at 4 p.m. and Southside Baptist Church 2013 Hyundai Elantra Strickland said. ing to Jacksonville or he’ll hit you twice.” Monday, April 14 at 7 will have an Easter celebra- (Florida tag 987LGQ) Lindsey fled the scene Orlando to visit his own If you or someone you p.m. Call 386-752-0681 for tion concert on Sunday, with her three-week-old with Aviger’s vehicle and personal contacts. know is the victim of more information. April 20 at 6 p.m. infant to visit the father, child, but later turned the Anyone with informa- domestic violence, contact Nursery will be provided Lindsey. infant over to his rela- tion about the suspect or Another Way Domestic First Presbyterian for children age four and For reasons current- tives, police said. the incident are encour- Violence and Rape Crisis First Presbyterian under. Call 386-755-5553 ly unknown, Lindsey The suspect’s family aged to call LCPD on Center’s 24-hour crisis Church is offering a ser- with questions. stabbed Aviger multiple contacted authorities and their anonymous Tip line hotline at 1-866-875-7983 vice of quiet reflection times and left with the relinquished custody of at 386-719-2068. or dial 9-1-1. with scripture reading, New Mt. Zion AME congregational singing and New Mt. Zion AME communion on Thursday, Church in Watertown will April 17 at 6:30 p.m. Call have a Sunrise Service on Wally Reichert at 758-7853. Sunday, April 20 at 6 GRAVE: City staff sealed tomb CHAPITAL: Bond at $80K a.m. Rev. Linton Cason will Bethel AME speak. Breakfast will be Continued From 1A Continued From 1A Bethel AME Church, served after the service. 838 SW Cr242A, will host ever heard of an incident like rising coffins in Lake City. remained in the Columbia County Detention Facility their annual Maunday Stephen Foster Folk “We took action on it, we got the problem solved,” Saturday on $80,000 bond. Thursday service on Stephen Foster Folk Hathcox said. “[City staff] went around and resealed the The investigation, which began in February, began Thursday, April 17 at 7 Culture Center State Park tomb. Public employees have an obligation to the gen- after a tip from the National Center for Missing p.m. Come see a re-enact- in White Springs is hosting eral public. We’re not going to sit idle on a complaint, and Exploited Children. Detectives learned that a ment of the Last Supper. a Easter Sunrise Service especially if there’s coffins floating around a cemetery.” local man had uploaded child pornography onto a Contact Terry Harrell at of song and devotional on To make matters worse, the cemetery with graves social networking site. Deputies, along with Florida 386-623-6545 or Dennis Sunday, April 20 at 7 dating back nearly a century has no discernible owner Department of Law Enforcement agents and person- Murphy at 386-697-3739. a.m. Gates at the park will — even the Columbia County Property Appraiser’s web- nel from their Florida Computer Crime Center, also open at 6:15 a.m.; Carillon site has no sale information for the lot. known as FC3, served a search warrant and arrested Covenant Concert begins at 6:45 a.m. “There’s no ownership on it,” Hathcox said. “A few Chapital at his home. Covenant First Admission to the service is years ago, the city council allowed public works to He faces charges of transmission of pornography Presbyterian, 421 White free. Call Johnny Bullard go in there and cut the grass of the cemetery. That’s by electronic device or equipment and unlawful use Ave. in Live Oak, will pres- at 386-466-9932 with ques- about it.” of a two-way communications device. ent a Service of Darkness tions.

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N A TIONAL FORECAS T : A storm system will produce wet weather from the Great Lakes to the central Rockies. Showers and thunderstorms will be likely from eastern Texas and Louisiana to Missouri where strong to severe storms will be possible. 100° THE WEATHER 90° 80° SUN MON TUE WED THU 70° 13 14 15 16 17 60° 50° Patchy Chance Rain Mostly 40° 30° fog in of showers cloudy S M TWT F S S M TWT F S the storms Partly NATIONAL FORECAST MAP 3 p.m. today morning Cloudy cloudy H Seattle H 66/43 International Bangor HI LO HI LO HI LO HH Falls 51/42 HI HI83 LO LO61 HI 83HI LO LO63 HI 77 LO 54 HI 76 LO 56 HI 77 LO 56 Portland 37/16 77/44 Billings Boston Boise 40/24 71/54 61/34 LL REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Sunday, April 13 New York Sunday's highs/Sunday night's low Rapid Minneapolis LDetroit 74/57 City 45/27 L71/57 37/24 Salt Lake Valdosta San City Omaha Chicago 83/61 City Monday Tuesday Francisco 57/36 65/38 Cincinnati Jacksonville 60/51 L 53/29 79/64 Washington D.C. Las L Denver 83/61 Lake City 79/65 Cape Canaveral 85/72/sh 86/68/ts Vegas 36/21 St. Tallahassee 83/54 Louis 83/61 83/61 Daytona Beach 84/69/ts 84/63/ts 75/44 Fort Myers LL Charlotte Gainesville Daytona Beach 88/70/pc 86/68/ts Los Albuquerque 80/58 Angeles 74/39 Memphis Pensacola 83/61 79/67 Ft. Lauderdale 85/75/sh 86/74/ts 64/55 Oklahoma 77/65 Panama City LL Phoenix City 79/62 72/63 Ocala Gainesville 85/65/ts 82/58/ts 87/60 83/39 Atlanta 85/63 Jacksonville 82/66/ts 80/57/ts 79/60 Dallas Orlando Cape Canaveral Key West 84/77/pc 84/76/ts 83/46 85/67 79/68 Lake City 85/65/ts 82/58/ts Orlando New 85/67 Miami Houston Orleans Tampa 85/75/sh 86/73/ts Fairbanks 78/70 78/68 Naples 84/72/pc 84/71/ts 50/22 85/67 West Palm Beach Ocala 86/65/ts 82/60/ts Anchorage Miami 83/74 47/33 Honolulu Orlando 87/71/ts 85/66/ts 75/68 85/75 Ft. Lauderdale Panama City 75/64/ts 72/52/ts Ft. Myers 83/76 Pensacola 85/68 75/60/ts 68/53/ts Naples Tallahassee 82/63/ts 78/49/ts 83/70 Miami Tampa 86/70/sh 82/65/ts High: 93°, Canadian, TX Low: 17°, Crane Lake, MN 85/72 YESTERDAY’S NATIONAL EXTREMES Key West Valdosta 82/64/ts 78/50/ts 83/74 W. Palm Beach 84/74/sh 84/72/ts Saturday Today Saturday Today Saturday Today CITY Hi/Lo/Pcp. Hi/Lo/W CITY Hi/Lo/Pcp. Hi/Lo/W CITY Hi/Lo/Pcp. Hi/Lo/W LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX FYI Albany 68/30/.00 75/57/pc Des Moines 84/57/.00 56/32/ts Oklahoma City 81/62/.00 83/39/ts An exclusive Albuquerque 69/50/.00 74/39/pc Detroit 71/42/.00 72/58/ts Omaha 80/57/.00 53/29/sh TEMPERATURES SUN Anchorage 34/32/.00 46/31/sn El Paso 82/62/.00 80/55/pc Orlando 81/64/.00 85/66/pc Sunrise today service Atlanta 78/52/.00 79/60/pc Fairbanks 26/10/.00 50/22/pc Philadelphia 72/54/.00 76/59/pc High Saturday 82 7:05 a.m. Baltimore 72/51/.00 81/59/pc Greensboro -/52/.00 79/59/pc Phoenix 84/69/.00 87/60/s Low Saturday 57 Sunset today 7:56 p.m. 10 brought to Billings 52/45/.00 40/24/sn Hartford 69/42/.07 73/53/pc Pittsburgh 70/35/.00 79/57/pc Normal high 79 Sunrise tom. 7:04 a.m. Very High our readers Birmingham 79/53/.00 80/62/fg Honolulu 73/68/.08 75/68/sh Portland ME 64/46/.00 58/46/sh Normal low 54 Sunset tom. 7:57 p.m. Bismarck 59/30/.00 40/23/pc Houston 80/64/.00 78/70/ts Portland OR 54/48/.00 77/44/s 10 mins to burn Record high Today’s by Boise 50/41/.00 61/34/s Indianapolis 77/45/.00 75/60/cd Raleigh -/54/.00 81/60/pc 93 in 1912 Boston Jackson MS Rapid City ultra-violet 68/48/.04 71/54/pc 79/60/.00 80/65/cd 62/37/.00 37/24/sn Record low 36 in 1918 MOON The Weather Buffalo 64/39/.00 67/59/pc Jacksonville 80/55/.00 80/62/pc Reno 72/46/.00 63/36/s Moonrise today 6:38 p.m. radiation risk Channel. Charleston SC 82/57/.00 80/60/pc Kansas City 62/58/.00 66/35/ts Sacramento 64/48/.00 82/49/pc PRECIPITATION Moonset today 5:56 a.m. for the area on Charleston WV 78/46/.00 85/62/pc Las Vegas 80/66/.00 86/56/pc Salt Lake City 68/51/.00 57/36/ts a scale from 0 Charlotte Little Rock San Antonio Moonrise tom. 7:35 p.m. 79/50/.00 80/58/pc 75/61/.00 77/57/ts 69/65/.00 84/67/ts Saturday 0.00" to 10+. Cheyenne 66/39/.00 31/15/sn Los Angeles 66/57/.00 70/54/fg San Diego 64/60/.00 62/56/cd Month total 0.74" Moonset tom. 6:32 a.m. Chicago 79/46/.00 65/38/ts Memphis 77/57/.00 79/62/pc San Francisco 63/52/.00 60/51/pc Year total 3.69" Cincinnati 77/50/.00 79/64/pc Miami 82/72/.00 85/75/pc Seattle 54/46/.00 66/43/pc Normal month-to-date 1.21" Cleveland 72/48/.00 77/60/cd Minneapolis 54/44/.14 45/27/r Spokane 55/34/.00 56/36/s Normal year-to-date Columbia SC 82/55/.00 72/40/ts Mobile 78/54/.00 79/65/pc St. Louis 80/57/.00 75/44/ts 12.05" Dallas 81/66/.00 82/47/ts New Orleans 79/62/.00 78/68/fg Tampa 83/67/.00 84/69/pc April 15April 22April 29 May 6 Forecasts, data and Full Last New First graphics © 20132014 Weather Daytona Beach 78/61/.00 80/67/pc New York 66/50/.00 66/52/pc Tucson 82/69/.00 84/54/s Quarter Quarter Central, LP, Madison, Wis. Denver 54/49/.00 36/21/sn Oakland 61/54/.00 67/51/pc Washington 75/57/.00 83/61/pc

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Sunday, April 13, 2014 www.lakecityreporter.com Section B Tigers clinch top seed in district race with two victories Six CHS seniors tion going in so that if we the season. win one game we are in. “I’m proud of him and all honored in From that point, it’s win one the seniors,” Phillips said. Friday’s 12-2 win. game and go as far as these “They’ve been through a seniors can take us.” lot, and I’m glad that they By BRANDON FINLEY So far, so good for the can now sit back and play [email protected] seniors with a 16-4 record. baseball.” Three Tigers had two Thomas led the way with Columbia High rebound- hits to lead Columbia in the three hits in the contest ed from its only district loss 5-2 win over Middleburg including a double and of the season to pick up with Tyler Myrick, Kaleb drove in two runs. wins against Middleburg Thomas and Jordan Culp as Alex Milton drove in and Orange Park high the only players with hits. three runs on two hits and schools and claim the top Myrick also scored two and Jordan Culp drove in seed in the District 2-6A runs, while Alex Milton, three runs on a double. Tournament. Dalton Mauldin and Culp Levi Hollingsworth and The Tigers knocked scored the other runs. Myrick also had two hits. off Middleburg, 5-2, on “Mr. Friday Night” Jason Plyn had a hit and the road Thursday before became “Mr. Senior Night” two RBIs. returning home for senior as Caleb Vaughn picked Vaughn, Hollingsworth, night on Friday and a 12-2 up the win as the seniors Mauldin, Dylan Davis, win against Orange Park. were honored in a 12-2 win Milton, Plyn and Kaleb “Clinching the top seed against Orange Park. Rossignol were honored was our goal coming into Vaughn went six innings, before the game. BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter the year,” Columbia head allowed six hits, struck out Columbia plays host to Columbia High seniors (front row, from left) Kaleb Rossignol, Dylan Davis, Caleb Vaughn, coach Heath Phillips said. seven, walked two and gave Cedar Creek Christian at (back row, from left) Levi Hollingsworth, Alex Milton, Dalton Mauldin and Jason Plyn were “It puts us in good posi- up a run. Vaughn is 7-1 on 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday. honored before the Orange Park High game on Friday. Gators begin rebuilding

Florida football and freshman Will Grier was 8-of-15. Mornhinweg ends spring had 149 yards and two game in 23-all tie. touchdowns. While the backups By BRANDON FINLEY were certainly impressive, [email protected] Muschamp still gave the edge to Driskel. GAINESVILLE — There “I don’t think they’re are no winners in spring on the level that Jeff is,” games and the Florida Muschamp said. “I think Gators proved that in a 23- both of those guys have 23 tie to close out spring done some nice things practices on Saturday. through training camp here. The Orange & Blue The younger players taking Debut lived up to its name a huge step forward in the as new offensive coordina- 112 days before we report tor Kurt Roper took con- is critical, and those two trol of the offense that des- guys specifically, and Jeff as perately needed turning well, (it’s really) important around after a 4-8 finish last for those guys to improve.” season. The running game didn’t The 4-8 finish was the suffer however as a trio of worst for the Gators since running backs were able to 1979 and head coach Will help the Gators pound out Muschamp’s team needed 231 yards on the ground. to turn in a new direction, Mack Brown led all rush- so they brought in Roper ers with 73 yards and a from Duke after the Blue JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter touchdown on nine carries, Devils reached a BCS bowl Florida’s new offensive coordinator Kurt Roper discusses strategy with quarterbacks Ryan McGriff (19) and Will Grier (7) but Kelvin Taylor and fresh- last season. during the Orange & Blue Debut on Saturday. man Adam Lane were also Florida was also ham- able to produce when given pered by injuries last sea- the chance. son and that was something from last season. Notably, was held out of spring. ished 17-of-31 for 158 yards it was against a defense that Taylor was limited in his the Gators were able to get quarterback Jeff Driskel Driskel, while not spec- and a touchdown. was missing two of its top play, but did have a high- out of the spring game with- was back taking snaps as tacular, was better than Even better news for rushers. light on an 11-yard run that out experiencing while also the team’s quarterback, but what Florida had in many Florida is that the backups Skyler Mornhinweg was continued on 3B getting a few players back running back Matt Jones games last season. He fin- looked impressive, although efficient in a 14-of-18 day GATORS Lady Indians softball face killer district Fort White takes High (4-6) in the opening game at 5 p.m. Monday. on Keystone Tournament host Heights Monday. Santa Fe High (6-4) is the No. 3 seed and will play By TIM KIRBY Interlachen at 7 p.m. [email protected] Admission is $6. Waiting for the first-day FORT WHITE — Fort winners are No. 1 P.K. White High’s softball team Yonge School (10-0) and caught a break for the No. 2 Bradford High (8- District 5-4A tournament, 2). With a win on Monday, and any team could use a Fort White would play P.K. break in this killer district. Yonge at 5 p.m. Tuesday Fort White and (with an opening win, Santa Interlachen High both fin- Fe would play the late game ished 1-9 in district play and on Tuesday). Fort White won the coin The championship game TIM KIRBY/Lake City Reporter toss for the No. 5 seed. is 7 p.m. Thursday. Fort White High softball players Ayla Gonzalez, (from left) Chelsea Nieland and Emily Roach were honored at Senior Night on That pits the Lady Indians continued on 3B Thursday. against Keystone Heights INDIANS 2BSPORTS

2B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 2014 Page Editor: Tim Kirby, 754-0421 SCOREBOARD Williams wins district TELEVISION BASKETBALL Seattle at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Oakland at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. title in 100-meter dash TV sports NBA schedule NL standings By TIM KIRBY with a third-place finish in (sixth in the triple jump), Today Today’s Games East Division [email protected] the 1,600 meters. Moreno-Rodriguez (eighth AUTO RACING Oklahoma City at Indiana, 1 p.m. W L Pct GB 2:30 p.m. Toronto at Detroit, 3:30 p.m. Washington 7 3 .700 — For the Lady Indians, in the 800 meters), and NBCSN — Indy Lights, at Long Beach, Orlando at Brooklyn, 6 p.m. Atlanta 6 4 .600 1 FORT WHITE — Fort Katrina Patillo placed third the seventh-place 4x400 Calif. (same-day tape) Chicago at New York, 7:30 p.m. Miami 5 6 .455 2½ White High’s Tavaris in the 100 meters and was a relay team (DJ Jackson, 4 p.m. Golden State at Portland, 9 p.m. New York 4 6 .400 3 NBCSN — IndyCar, Grand Prix of Minnesota at Sacramento, 9 p.m. Williams is District 5-2A member of the 4x100 relay John Reid, Joshua Swayze, Philadelphia 4 6 .400 3 champion in the 100-meter team that placed fourth, Jeremi Thompson). Long Beach, at Long Beach, Calif. Memphis at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. Central Division 8 p.m. Monday’s Games W L Pct GB dash and will lead a contin- along with Rykia Jackson, Suwannee High ran ESPN2 — NHRA, Four-Wide Miami at Washington, 7 p.m. Milwaukee 8 2 .800 — gent of 10 Indians to the Nadia Rossin and Anhalise away with both the girls’ Nationals, at Concord, N.C. (same-day Boston at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh 6 4 .600 2 region meet. Fuller. and boys’ competition. tape) Milwaukee at Toronto, 7 p.m. St. Louis 5 5 .500 3 Williams also was run- Sheridan Plasencia For the girls, Suwannee COLLEGE BASEBALL Charlotte at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Chicago 4 6 .400 4 3:30 p.m. Orlando at Chicago, 8 p.m. Cincinnati 3 7 .300 5 ner-up in the 200 meters placed third in the 1,600 scored 176 points to 121 for ESPNU — Texas at Oklahoma San Antonio at Houston, 8 p.m. West Division and a member of the 4x100 meters and fourth in the runner-up Newberry High. GOLF Oklahoma City at New Orleans, W L Pct GB relay team that placed triple jump. Jackson placed For the boys, the Bulldogs 2 p.m. 8 p.m. Los Angeles 7 4 .636 — CBS — Masters Tournament, final L.A. Lakers at Utah, 9 p.m. third. third in the triple jump. scored 177.5 to 138.5 for San Francisco 7 4 .636 — The top four finishers at Missing out on region, runner-up Palatka High. round, at Augusta, Ga. Memphis at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Colorado 5 6 .455 2 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Minnesota at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. San Diego 4 6 .400 2½ district qualify for region. but earning team points at Fort White’s girls placed 1 p.m. Arizona 4 9 .308 4 Carlous Bar tee, district were Jackson (fifth sixth in the 10-team field MLB — Regional coverage, Tampa Bay Saturday’s Games Cameron White and Isaiah in the shot put), Kamry with 38 points; the boys (36 at Cincinnati or Washington at Atlanta BASEBALL Tampa Bay 1, Cincinnati 0 Sampson joined Williams Morgan (eighth in the points) were seventh. (1:30 p.m.) St. Louis 10, Chicago Cubs 4 2:10 p.m. AL standings Colorado at San Francisco (n) on the relay team. Shannon 1,600 meters), Plasencia The Region 2-2A WGN — Chicago Cubs at St. Louis Miami at Philadelphia (n) Showers is the alternate. (seventh in the 800 meet begins at 8:30 a.m. 8 p.m. East Division Pittsburgh at Milwaukee (n) Richard Moreno- meters), Patillo (sixth in Wednesday at The First ESPN — Boston at N.Y. Yankees W L Pct GB Washington at Atlanta (n) Rodriguez made region the 200 meters), Sampson Academy in Orlando. MOTORSPORTS Tampa Bay 6 5 .545 — L.A. Dodgers at Arizona (n) 1 p.m. Toronto 6 5 .545 — Detroit at San Diego (n) FS1 — MotoGP Moto3, Grand Prix of Boston 5 6 .455 1 N.Y. Mets at L.A. Angels (n) the Americas, at Austin, Texas New York 5 6 .455 1 Today’s Games 2 p.m. Baltimore 4 6 .400 1½ Tampa Bay (C.Ramos 0-0) at Cincinnati FS1 — MotoGP Moto2, Grand Prix of Central Division (Cingrani 0-1), 1:10 p.m. Devils’ double whammy the Americas, at Austin, Texas W L Pct GB Miami (H.Alvarez 0-2) at Philadelphia 3 p.m. Detroit 5 3 .625 — (K.Kendrick 0-1), 1:35 p.m. FS1 — MotoGP World Championship, Chicago 6 5 .545 ½ Washington (G.Gonzalez 2-0) at By TIM KIRBY Grand Prix of the Americas, at Austin, Cleveland 5 6 .455 1½ Atlanta (Harang 1-1), 1:35 p.m. [email protected] Texas Kansas City 4 5 .444 1½ Pittsburgh (Morton 0-0) at Milwaukee NBA Minnesota 4 6 .400 2 (Lohse 1-1), 2:10 p.m. FORT WHITE — Fort White High’s 1 p.m. West Division Chicago Cubs (E.Jackson 0-0) at ABC — Oklahoma City at Indiana W L Pct GB St. Louis (Wacha 1-0), 2:15 p.m. softball and baseball teams lost to Williston NHL Seattle 6 3 .667 — N.Y. Mets (Colon 1-1) at L.A. Angels High on Friday. 12:30 p.m. Oakland 6 4 .600 ½ (C.Wilson 1-1), 3:35 p.m. The Lady Indians put up the better NBC — Detroit at St. Louis Los Angeles 5 5 .500 1½ Colorado (Chatwood 0-0) at San fight, falling 4-3 at home. The baseball 7:30 p.m. Texas 5 5 .500 1½ Francisco (Hudson 2-0), 4:05 p.m. NBCSN — Ottawa at Pittsburgh Houston 4 7 .364 3 Detroit (Scherzer 0-0) at San Diego team lost 11-1 on the road. 9 p.m. Saturday’s Games (T.Ross 0-2), 4:10 p.m. Fort White’s Morgan Cushman and NBCSN — Dallas at Phoenix N.Y. Yankees 7, Boston 4 L.A. Dodgers (Haren 1-0) at Arizona Williston’s Molly Brisendine both pitched SOCCER Tampa Bay 1, Cincinnati 0 (Cahill 0-3), 4:10 p.m. 8:30 a.m. seven-hitters. Cushman struck out 13 and Minnesota 7, Kansas City 1 Monday’s Games half of Williston’s runs were unearned. NBCSN — Premier League, Kansas City at Minnesota (n) Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Manchester City at Liverpool Toronto at Baltimore (n) Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. After Williston took a 1-0 lead in the top 11 a.m. Houston at Texas (n) Washington at Miami, 7:10 p.m. of the third inning, Fort White scored its FS1 — FA Cup, semifinal, Hull City vs. Detroit at San Diego (n) St. Louis at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. three runs in the bottom half. The Red Sheffield, at London N.Y. Mets at L.A. Angels (n) N.Y. Mets at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Devils came back with two runs in the NBCSN — Premier League, Chelsea Oakland at Seattle (n) Colorado at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. at Swansea City Today’s Games fifth inning and one in the sixth. ——— Tampa Bay (C.Ramos 0-0) at Cincinnati Ayla Gonzalez had an infield hit to Monday (Cingrani 0-1), 1:10 p.m. AUTO RACING start the rally for the Lady Indians in the BOXING Toronto (Buehrle 2-0) at Baltimore third inning. She was forced out on a 9 p.m. (Jimenez 0-2), 1:35 p.m. Race week FS1 — Lightweights, Jose Arambula Cleveland (Kluber 1-1) at Chicago ground ball by Cushman. Shea Chesney (6-0-0) vs. David Diaz (4-0-1); feather- White Sox (Quintana 1-0), 2:10 p.m. GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH and Caitlyn Bruce followed with infield weights, Julian Ramirez (10-0-0) vs. Carlos Kansas City (Vargas 1-0) at Minnesota Site: Long Beach, Calif. singles to load the bases. Alexa Hatcher Rodriguez (22-13-3); junior lightweights, (Correia 0-1), 2:10 p.m. Schedule: Today, race, 4:40 p.m. (NBC singled to right field to score courtesy Ronny Rios (22-0-0) vs. Andrew Cancio Houston (Oberholtzer 0-2) at Texas Sports Channel, 4-7 p.m.) runner Kylee Crews. Chelsea Nieland (15-2-2), at Chicago (M.Perez 1-0), 3:05 p.m. Track: Streets of Long Beach (street lashed a line drive to center field, but JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL N.Y. Mets (Colon 1-1) at L.A. Angels course, 1.968 miles). Fort White High catcher Kayla Redwine 7 p.m. (C.Wilson 1-1), 3:35 p.m. Race distance: 157.4 miles, 80 laps. Williston was able to get a force at second ESPN — Atlanta at Philadelphia Detroit (Scherzer 0-0) at San Diego Next race: Grand Prix of Alabama, base as Chesney scored. Bruce later came makes a play against Bradford High. 10 p.m. (T.Ross 0-2), 4:10 p.m. April 27, Barber Motorsports Park, ESPN — Oakland at L.A. Angels home on a wild pitch. Oakland (Kazmir 2-0) at Seattle Birmingham, Ala. Chesney had two hits and Cushman Fort White (6-13) opens district tourna- WNBA BASKETBALL (C.Young 0-0), 4:10 p.m. NHRA FOUR-WIDE NATIONALS 8 p.m. Boston (Doubront 1-1) at N.Y. Yankees Site: Concord, N.C. and Nieland had one each. ment play on Monday. ESPN2 — Draft, at Uncasville, Conn. (Nova 1-1), 8:05 p.m. Schedule: Today, final eliminations Summer Damiano had an RBI-triple and 9 p.m. Monday’s Games (ESPN2, 8-11 p.m.). a single for Williston (11-9) and scored Fort White baseball ESPNU — Draft, at Uncasville, Conn. Tampa Bay at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Track: zMAX Dragway. two runs. Kristen Lindsay singled and scored in the fifth inning and had the Williston blew open the game with nine winning RBI on a bunt in the sixth. Terri runs in the fifth inning. Brodell reached on an error to open the Willie Carter’s double was one of three sixth inning and advanced on a double by hits for the Indians. Austin Dupree was CHS district track entries Sam Barwick. tagged with the loss. Kaye Graham (RBI), Natriel Pullings and Fort White (10-10) hosts Gainesville From staff reports plenty of individual compe- tion of Rakeem Battle, Alex Brodell had the other hits for Williston. High for Senior Night at 7 p.m. Tuesday. tition: Brown and Williams Weber, Latrell Williams, Columbia High’s track in the 400 meters; English Zedric Woods and Zyeric & field team’s District in the 100 meters and 200 Woods will run the 4x100 3-3A meet is 1:30 p.m. meters; Boyd in the 100 and 4x400 relays. Tuesday at Wolfson High meters and 400 meters; Williams also is entered in Jacksonville. Jones in the 400 meters in the long jump and tri- Registration confirma- and 800 meters; Stanley in ple jump. Zedrick Woods tions were sent to coach the 100 meters, long jump and Battle will run the 100 Travis Sheppard on Friday. and triple jump. meters. Zyeric Woods will Columbia High’s girls Emma Tucker and run the 400 meters. Weber are entered in the 4x400- Ashley Jones will run in is in the long jump. meter relay with the four- the 800 meters and 1,600 Cody Bass, Michael some to be chosen from meters. Nicole Morse and Perez and Timothy Pierce among Bernita Brown, Christen Odum will run in are running the 800 meters Abby Williams, Ashayla the 1,600 meters and 3,200 and 1,600 meters, and English, Lyric Boyd, Sydni meters. Charlene Watson Pierce also will run the Jones and Halley Stanley. will run the 100-meter and 3,200 meters. Zach Peterson Regardless of who runs 300-meter hurdles. is running the 1,600 meters the relay, the six will see For the boys, a combina- and 3,200 meters. Tigers top weightlifting

By BRANDON FINLEY while Allen expects a bers. [email protected] handful of other Tigers to The state meet will take qualify through their num- place on April 25. Columbia High’s weight- lifting team had a first-place finish at the sectional meet to qualify for the state cham- pionship on Friday. Tony Springhorn led the way with a first place fin- ish in the 129-pound weight class. “He’s a non-football guy that has committed himself in the weight room,” Columbia head coach Brian Allen said. “He’s got a good chance to go win state.” Ben Kuykendall (169), Lonnie Underwood (183), Zedric Woods (199) and Deontae Crumitie (hwy) each finished second. Terry Calloway was third in the 219-pound weight class and Malechi Jean was fourth in the heavyweight weight class. Springhorn is an auto- matic qualifier for state, 3BSPORTS

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Monday n Fort White High softball vs. Keystone Heights High in District 5-4A tournament at Santa Fe High Tuesday n Columbia High track in District 3-3A meet at Wolfson High in Jacksonville, 1:30 p.m. n Columbia High baseball vs. Cedar Creek Christian High, 6:30 p.m. n Columbia High softball vs. host Orange Park High/Middleburg High winner in District 2-6A tournament, 7 p.m. n Fort White High JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter baseball vs. Gainesville Florida’s Ahmad Fulwood is wrapped up as he drives down High, 7 p.m. the field on Saturday. Wednesday n Fort White High track in Region 2-2A meet at GATORS: Wrap spring The First Academy in Continued From Page 1B JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Orlando, 8:30 a.m. Florida’s Quinton Dunbar drives down the field at the Orange & Blue Debut on Saturday. Thursday he took to the two-yard line would give away opportuni- n Fort White High where he would score from ties due to missed kicks and baseball at Buchholz on the next play. the Gators also struggled High, 7 p.m. But the running game with extra points. was there for the Gators That wasn’t the case on BRIEFS at times last season. One Saturday. thing that was missing were Austin Hardin connected players able to make the on four field goals includ- YOUTH FOOTBALL most of their opportunities ing two over 40 yards to Fundraiser meal in the passing game. Florida breathe new life into the showed some of that includ- position. He did miss an planned April 25 ing a 31-yard touchdown for extra point. Leronia Allen has a Demarcus Robinson that “I think Austin Hardin pheasant-and-rice stood out as the play of the kicked outstanding,” dinner fundraiser to help day. Muschamp said. youth football parents Former Gainesville High One thing that Florida will planned for April 25. The player, Chris Thompson, have to improve on is atten- meal includes zipper also had a touchdown. dance. While Muschamp peas, cornbread and cake Quinton Dunbar and Letroy praised the Florida crowd at a cost of $8. Tickets Pittman each had flashes and called it the biggest must be purchased by as well. spring game since he’s Friday. Volunteers to help Another problem area for been here, there were only with the dinners and the Gators last year was 35,834 people in the stands. ticket sales are welcome. converting points when Wins will certainly change For ticket information, they were in scoring terri- that when the games mean call Allen at 754-9127 or tory. Many times Florida something. Patrisa at 365-9781.

YOUTH TRACK Registration for AAU program An AAU youth track program for ages 7-18 is being organized by Columbia High coach Travis Sheppard. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Registration is 4:30 p.m. Florida running back Adam Lane is tackled by Michael Taylor at the CHS track on (51), Jordan Sherit (17) and Joey Ivie. Monday and Wednesday through Friday. For details, call Sheppard at INDIANS: Play Monday (352) 538-9545. Continued From Page 1B

YOUTH SWIMMING JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter P.K. Yonge is the No. 1- play, recording only one Florida’s Duke Drawson fails to catch Demarcus Robinson as he runs in for a touchdown. CST registration ranked Class 4A team in strikeout. on Tuesdays the state. Bradford was not Keystone had 10 hits in in the most recent poll, but the first game, but Cushman Registration for has been in the top five allowed just three hits in the Columbia Swim Team most of the season. The rematch. She had 13 strike- is 1-5 p.m. Tuesdays in Tornadoes’ two district loss- outs in the two games. April at Carquest Auto es to P.K. were by one run It hasn’t been all good Parts on Pinemount each. Santa Fe was eighth luck for Fort White. The Road. CST is a in last week’s poll. Lady Indians lost shortstop recreational competitive So, Fort White drawing Ashley Chesney for the team. Swimmers (ages Keystone Heights is a big tournament. 6-18) must be able to plus. Though Keystone Chesney was involved in a swim 25 yards Heights swept the season terrible collision while cov- unassisted and know series, the games between ering second base on a steal the four strokes (free, the two sets of Indians were attempt in the game against back, fly, breast). Fee close. Chiefland High on April 4. for new swimmers is Keystone Heights won 8- She stayed in the game for $350 ($190 for a second 7 in Fort White on March 7 a couple of innings, but a swimmer and $140 for and 2-0 in the game in Clay later examination revealed three or more) and $300 County on March 19. a lower leg injury and for returning swimmers The games were very dif- she was on crutches last ($180 for a second ferent. In Fort White the week. swimmer and $135 for home team pounded out 13 Alexa Hatcher has moved three or more). hits, led by Caitlyn Bruce from behind the plate to For details, call with three (two doubles) shortstop. Redwine caught Michelle Richards at and Morgan Cushman, on Friday and relieved 208-2447. Chelsea Nieland and Kayla Emily Roach on Thursday, Redwine with two hits each. who was back at second GOLF Fort White put the ball in base on Friday. Shayne Edge tournament set The annual Rountree- Moore presents Shayne Edge Golf Tournament is April 26 at The Country Club at Lake City. Proceeds go to support local sports teams. Register at the pro shop or Brian’s Sports.

T-BALL Rules clinic set for Friday Lake City Recreation Department T-ball has a mandatory rules clinic for head coaches and officials at 6:45 p.m. Friday at Teen Town. For details, call 754-3607. n From staff reports 4BSports

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Photo provided by Rob Chapman Clayton Weesels (left) and Captain Brett Sweeny with a monster trout. True story of monster fish Photo provided by Rob Chapman lthough I OUTDOORS 360 blog titled it “40-inch trout Amanda Giddens showing off a redfish from a recent fishing trip. haven’t fished caught in Laguna Madre”. in two weeks, Another forum posting I’ve received was titled “39-inch trout report after in Baffin Bay”. Sweeny is Areport with the same one of the best at catching theme. The trout are on huge trout, but 40-inches FIRE. I often joke around in unheard of. that there is a period of He specializes in wading time when everything hits the expansive Texas flats just right – bait moves in, to target trophy-sized water temperature hits fish. Sharing a bit of the magic number, air advice on how he does temperature feels like a Rob Chapman [email protected] it, anglers can apply this Corona commercial, the information to their local humidity is half what it is tarpon off Anna Maria waters. “Wading is an during the summer, and Island), and the largest advantage to get shallower the fish will practically cobia ever recorded and fish ‘sweet spots’ at a jump in the boat. Well, LEFT: Josh Boris (172-pound speared in proper casting angle and we’ve officially hit that with a bass he Marataizes, Brazil). On cover areas quietly and level. caught after work. top of that, in just the more efficiently,” Sweeny Trout are everywhere last month, we’ve seen explained. “Spring in from 6-inches to 6-feet a 14-foot hammerhead March and April is usually of water. When your caught from the beach the time of year to catch grandmother can limit on the heaviest of fish. Fish trout with a cork and some (caught and released by Viktor Hluben), and the move shallow, tides are dead shrimp, everyone can good and lots of bait shows limit on trout (no offense first ever recorded albino blue marlin (caught and back up in bays. Moon to grandmas, corks, and phases play a huge roll dead shrimp). Just find photographed in Los Suenos Marina, Costa in trout fishing. The best a flat from Suwannee to days seem to be the days Keaton Beach, start a Rica). For Capt. Brett Sweeny, leading up to the big dark drift, and it’d be hard to moons while the backside not catch trout. Speaking a bizarre occurrence has of the moon seems to get of trout, have you seen happened after posting a tougher. Big trout feed in the photo of this “40-inch picture of one of the many small windows of time and trout” that was recently huge trout he specializes you have to be in front caught? Here’s the true in catching. If the stories of them when that time story on that monster fish. were true, the large trout occurs.” Living in such a he caught on December For someone who digital world has not 3rd, 2013 would currently only changed fishing be the IGFA world record targets big trout, I find it and hunting; it has at nearly 40-inches and 20- fascinating to listen to the changed the way fishing pounds plus. experts like Capt. Brett, That’s quite an and see how much detail stories are spread. What Photo provided by Rob Chapman used to be taking an accomplishment when the goes into their fishing angler for his word has current all tackle record plans. And, for someone now become verified is 17-pounds 7-ounces, who is daily scouring the (or disproven) with caught in Ft. Pierce. Internet for fishing photos, detailed documentation “I have no clue where tips, advice, and stories, of events that wouldn’t it started, and I tried I find it fascinating how have occurred in the to correct the story,” quickly a fishing story can past. These stories are Sweeney said, “but it escalate. now often backed with seems no one wanted to pictures and videos, either hear the truth.” n Rob Chapman IV is a proving an anglers story The “story” originated tournament winning angler of how big a fish was, after Sweeny posted a and outdoorsman from Lake or the opposite, having picture of a 30.25-inch City. He’s an award winning others question, “did you trout that weighed over 10- marine artist, a graduate of measure or see that right?” pounds that was caught by Florida Gateway College and The first example to Clayton Weesels with Capt. of Jacksonville University. He make national news, and Sweeny on Facebook. is currently the Coordinator of fuel wild speculation, was Soon it was hitting forums, Marketing, Web, & Graphics Hogzilla in 2004 (shot and Facebook pages and text Production at FGC, and is killed by Chris Griffin messages, growing with active both in the outdoors and in Alapaha, Georgia). In each successive posting. designing for outdoors the past year we’ve had “Social media seems companies throughout the a potential world record to have a trend of world. He’d love to hear tarpon released (Captain exaggerating things from you! Send your reports, Justin Moore caught an to what people want to photos, and articles to estimated 300-pound plus believe,” Sweeny said. One [email protected].

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By TONY BRITT [email protected] he Columbia County Sheriff’s Office plans to make Saturday, April T26 a community family fun day as it hosts its Third Annual Fins and Pins Bowl-a-Thon fundraiser and community fish fry. The bowling fundraiser for the Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches will begin at 1 p.m. at Lake City Bowl. “We are at capac- ity for teams,” said Sarah Wheeler, Columbia County Sheriff’s Office records supervisor. The “Fins” portion of the day, a community fish fry, will take place from 4 - 7 p.m. at the Columbia County Fairgrounds. “The purpose of the event is to bring aware- ness and raise money for the Florida Sheriffs Youth FILE Ranches,” Wheeler said. Columbia County Sheriff Mark Hunter, right, along with members of the Fins and Pins Committee, presents a check for $18,000 to Allison Evans, left, Florida The Florida Sheriffs Sheriffs Youth Ranches vice-president of donor relations, following last year’s fundraiser. This year’s event is set for Saturday, April 26. Youth Ranches is a pro- gram that helps troubled “This year we’re hoping to the Florida Sheriffs Boys the fundraiser will give the events. “They’ll have at this year’s event. The children and teens. The have two camps, one in the Ranch in Live Oak. way to the community fish a chance to meet the chil- event will also feature a closest local campus is the north end of the county “This gives them a fry. dren from Florida Sheriffs cake auction, silent auction Boys Ranch is in neighbor- and one in the south end chance to interact with The first year the Youth Ranches, the staff and a live auction. ing Suwannee County. to serve all the children.” the team and lets the Columbia County Sheriff’s will be there to answer Two Adirondack chairs There are four campus- There are currently five people know what the Office held the fundraiser questions, and it gives and two porch swings, es in Florida for boys and children in the Florida Boys Ranch has done for for the Florida Sheriffs people an opportunity to built by youth ranch par- girls. There is a youth villa Sheriffs Youth Ranch them and how much the Youth Ranches, the event meet employees from their ticipants will also be auc- for girls, a co-ed campus program from Columbia Boys Ranch means to consisted of the bowl-a- Columbia County Sheriff’s tioned at the event. and two boys campuses. County. them,” Wheeler said. “The thon fundraiser only. office.” Since the fundraiser is The Florida Sheriffs Youth Last year local support- Boys Ranch is a volunteer “We added the fish During the 2013 Fins for the Florida Sheriffs Ranches host two summer ers raised $18,000 for the program. It’s not a manda- fry because we wanted and Pins event, 842 plates Youth Ranches program, youth camps. There are program. tory program and it’s the the public to be able to of food were served. sheriffs from several other also mobile camps that The bowl-a-thon will child’s choice to be there. come out and fellowship Bounce houses, the North Florida counties are come to Columbia County. feature teams composed The only reason they have with youth from the Boys Columbia County Sheriff’s expected to attend. “Last year over 50 kids of five players — four fences there is to hold the Ranch,” Wheeler said, not- Office Citizens Service For additional informa- were served in Columbia community residents livestock.” ing there will be at least 16 Unit and the LifeSouth tion, call Wheeler at 752- County,” Wheeler said. and a participant from Later in the afternoon youth ranch participants at bloodmobile will be on site 9212.

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By MARK YANICK a business venture without incurring taxes start-ups in exchange for a percentage lines of credit to secure operating funds or penalties. of ownership. Established business that until harvest. A line of credit is secured LIVE OAK–According to the Bureau Crowdfunding is a new phenomenon still can’t access traditional forms of lend- by land or other assets and the principal is of Labor Statistics, about 20 percent of all in business capitalization. It is the col- ing can sometimes trade a portion of own- usually paid back as the venture becomes business start-ups fail within the first year lection of finances from a large pool of ership in exchange for ‘Venture Capital.’ profitable. of business. Michael Ames in his book backers (the ‘crowd’). Crowdfunding is These two options should be carefully Buying an existing business is often Small Business Management lists the often accomplished online and there are considered as they can affect the future easier because the business has a finan- many factors that contribute to business websites where you can pitch your idea, direction and the managerial control of cial history that can be leveraged to failure. One of these factors is insufficient as well as find good ideas to support. the enterprise. secure a business loan. Even in this capitalization. Jacksonville has a live crowdfunding event Traditional business lending from banks case, the 5 C’s will be carefully evalu- Almost every business will require every year called One Spark. This year can be very challenging for a business ated by the lending institution. For an some form of start-up funding. A web- they expected 200,000 people to visit 600 start-up. The entrepreneur needs to con- aspiring business owner who lacks suffi- based business will need to pay for inter- ‘creators’ set up in 70 venues in a 20 block sider the 5 C’s of financing. cient cash for the deal, the seller may be net access and some hardware. A retail section of downtown. 50 of these creators • Character – He needs to have a good convinced to help with a portion of the store will need some inventory and sales are Small Business Development Center credit history financing to bridge the gap. This also space. A farmer will need land, seed, fer- (SBDC) clients. • Competence – He needs to have expe- established the seller as a stakeholder tilizer/pesticide and some money to cover Retail businesses can often start with rience and knowledge of the industry who is interested in the ongoing success his living expenses until he can harvest low inventory costs by ‘Floor Planning.’ • Capital – He needs to have cash to put of the business. his crop. In the case of floor planning, the inventory in the deal (usually 25%) The name of the game for financing About 78 percent of all small businesses belongs to the vendor or a finance/lease • Collateral – He needs to be able to start-ups is to be creative. Once the busi- are classified as non-employers. This company until the business can gener- secure the loan with something tangible ness reaches the two-year mark and has a means that they are self-employed and ate enough revenue to purchase its own (the assets you are buying, other cash or solid financial history, many more sources have no other employees on the payroll. inventory. Floor Planning can also be securities, land, etc.) of financing will become available. Many Many non-employers start small and rely used to acquire the furniture, fixtures and • Conditions – Is the industry stable, businesses do whatever is necessary in the on the income of the spouse to cover their equipment needed to start business opera- growing and able to service this loan? first two years to survive and then roll their start-up period. tions. Other existing businesses secure Communicating these C’s to the bank bootstrap financing into one nice, manage- Most starting enterprises use funds by ‘Factoring’ or borrowing against requires a well-written and researched able loan package moving forward. ‘Bootstrapping’ to fund the venture. receivables (unpaid customer invoices). business plan as well as realistic financial Bootstrapping means that the entrepreneur The need for this type of borrowing is projections. Your local SBDC consultant Mark Yarick is a certified business consul- gathers funds from wherever he can to get often caused by a poor accounts receivable can help you with your business plan and tant with the Small Business Development the business started and keep it going. policy and is a good discussion for a future financial projections. Center in Live Oak. The SBDC in Live Oak Sources for bootstrapping include credit column. Your local SBDC consultant can Many businesses utilize a ‘Line of Credit’ is hosted by the University of North Florida cards, personal loans, savings accounts go over these ratios with you compared to for operating expenses. A line of credit is a in the offices of the Suwannee County and even retirement accounts. In his USA your industry standard to determine the sum of money that is available to the lender Chamber of Commerce. The SBDC has 250 Today article “Boomer Entrepreneurs Bet best policy for your business. to use as it is necessary. The lender only consultants and 40 offices in Florida. The Nest Eggs on Dreams,” Rodney Brooks Some entrepreneurs choose to pays interest on the amount used. This newest addition to the SBDC network is the gives the specifics on ROBS (Rollovers as exchange some of the ownership in their is helpful for start-ups as it gives them Live Oak office. Confidential consulting is Business Startups). A ROBS allows the business to acquire financing. There are discretionary funds to use until they pass available at no charge. For more, call 386- account holder to use retirement funds for ‘Angel Investors’ who provide capital for the break-even point. Farmers also utilize 362-1782. SeaWorld loses appeal in death by killer whale The Associated Press ing performances. ers, SeaWorld could have anticipated that Even though SeaWorld had not recorded On Feb. 24, 2010, SeaWorld trainer Dawn abatement measures it had applied after incident reports on all of its killer whales, WASHINGTON — A federal appeals Brancheau was interacting with Tilikum, a other incidents would be required, Rogers a substantial portion of SeaWorld’s killer court on Friday upheld a regulatory safety killer whale, before a live audience in a added. whale population had at least one reported finding against SeaWorld in the drowning pool at Shamu Stadium in Orlando when The general duty clause of the incident, Rogers said. of a trainer who was pulled under by a Tilikum grabbed her and pulled her off Occupational Safety and Health Act In a dissent, appeals judge Brett killer whale at the theme park. a platform into the pool, then refused to requires employers to furnish a place of Kavanaugh took the opportunity to raise In a 2-1 decision, the appeals court said release her. employment free from recognized hazards a broader issue. SeaWorld’s challenge to the finding was Tilikum became the focus of the 2013 that are likely to cause death or serious “When should we as a society pater- unpersuasive and that the Occupational documentary film “Blackfish.” physical harm. nalistically decide that the participants in Safety and Health Review Commission was The administrative record in the case SeaWorld said the finding that it these sports and entertainment activities correct when it found that the SeaWorld establishes that the hazard arising from exposed its employees to a recognized must be protected from themselves — that park in Orlando had violated a federal trainers’ close contact with killer whales in hazard is unsupported by substantial the risk of significant physical injury is workplace safety law. performance is preventable, wrote federal evidence. The company contended that simply too great even for eager and will- The court said SeaWorld had exposed appeals judge Judith Rogers. Given evi- when some risk is inherent in a business ing participants? And most importantly trainers to recognized hazards when work- dence of continued incidents of aggressive activity, the risk cannot constitute a rec- for this case, who decides that the risk to ing in close contact with killer whales dur- behavior by killer whales toward train- ognized hazard. participants is too high?” Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 2014 3C

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From staff reports Suwannee, Taylor and Union counties. GAINESVILLE-City of Programs include Live Oak Mayor Garth development of the Nobles, Jr., Chair of the Comprehensive Economic North Central Florida Development Strategy, the Regional Planning Strategic Regional Policy Council, welcomed Plan, technical assistance Mark Reichert, Assistant to local governments in Executive Director of the development of compre- Florida Transportation hensive plans, land devel- Commission. Also in opment regulations and attendance were Lake grant management, and City Mayor Steven Witt administration of develop- and gubernatorial appoin- ments of regional impact, tee James Montgomery, local mitigation strate- NCFRPC members from gies, hazardous materials, Columbia County. Reichert homeland security and presented an overview economic development of current transportation programs. funding in Florida and the In addition, the Council challenges facing the state staffs the Metropolitan in securing future transpor- Transportation Planning tation funding sources. Organization for the The Council, in partner- Gainesville Urbanized ship with economic devel- Area, the North Central opment organizations and Florida Local Emergency local governments, pro- Planning Committee, the motes regional strategies, North Central Florida partnerships and solutions Regional Hazardous to strengthen the economic Materials Response Team competitiveness and qual- COURTESY and The Original Florida ity of life of the 11 counties From left: Live Oak Mayor Garth Nobles, Jr., Chair of the North Central Florida Regional Planning Council; NCFRPC member Tourism Task Force. and 33 incorporated munic- James Montgomery; Mark Reichert, Assistant Executive Director, Florida Transportation Commission; NCFRPC member Stephen The Council’s offices ipalities in North Central Witt, Mayor of the City of Lake City; and Scott Koons, Executive Director of the North Central Florida Regional Planning Council. are located in Gainesville. Florida. More information about The Council, whose officials and gubernatorial variety of state and federal Florida including Alachua, Dixie, Gilchrist, Hamilton, the Council can be found at members are local elected appointees, administers a programs for north central Bradford, Columbia, Lafayette, Madison, ncfrpc.org. New ‘face,’ but some old problems for Obamacare

By RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR Republicans who are hoping to use the “Under Kathleen’s leadership, her team “Sylvia is a proven manager, and she Associated Press law’s problems to regain control of the at HHS turned the corner, got it fixed, got knows how to deliver results,” Obama said. Senate in November. the job done,” Obama said. “And the final Senate Finance Chairman Ron Wyden, WASHINGTON — Abruptly on the spot At an upbeat Rose Garden event, Obama score speaks for itself.” About 7.5 mil- D-Ore., who will hold confirmation hear- as the new face of “Obamacare,” Sylvia showered praise on Sebelius, a hero for lion people have signed up for subsidized ings for Burwell, said there’s an opportu- Mathews Burwell faces steep challenges, his party’s liberal base, whose impending private health insurance through the new nity chance for her to move the health care both logistical and political. retirement had been a tightly guarded law, exceeding an original target of 7 mil- debate beyond stalemate. Burwell, until now White House budget secret. lion widely thought to be unattainable While a political truce is unlikely over director, was named by President Barack The president ignored calls for Sebelius because of the website problems. Obama’s health overhaul, Wyden ticked Obama on Friday to replace Health and to resign last fall, after the website for Obama quickly pivoted to Burwell, 48, off a list of other issues where Republicans Human Services Secretary Kathleen consumers to enroll in new coverage expe- a low-profile Washington veteran now and Democrats might be able to find com- Sebelius, who oversaw the messy rollout rienced weeks of crippling technical prob- serving as his budget chief. He stressed promise. Among them: revamping the way of the health care overhaul. Now the lems. Last month, as it started to look like her role last year in helping to end a Medicare pays doctors, providing coor- new secretary must keep the complex sign-ups would beat expectations, Sebelius government shutdown and reach a two- dinated care for patients with chronic ill- program running smoothly and somehow approached the White House about step- year budget deal with a politically divided nesses and using data to encourage deliv- help restore a cooperative dialogue with ping aside, officials said. Congress. ery of quality health care at lower cost. Lake City Reporter

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Sunday, April 13, 2014 www.lakecityreporter.com Section D TASTE BUDDIES Filling a need at FWHS Math teacher uses a systems engineer, a field in which she worked for some 10 mini-grants to fund years before moving into edu- innovative programs. cation. “It’s easy to box your thinking into compartments, Genie Norman and By AVALYN HUNTER and traditional schooling tends Special to the Reporter to lend itself to that,” she said. Mary Kay Hollingsworth “The kids move from one sub- [email protected] FORT WHITE — Mini-grants ject to another and they don’t have become a popular way of see the connections between funding educational, artistic, them or how studying these Pancakes or community projects at the things will affect their lives. grassroots level. Most are But to have a working system, sponsored by philanthropies or you have to think outside those for dinner other non-profit groups. But at boxes and see how one part Fort White High School, math interacts with others and con- ometimes you don’t really teacher Dixie Donovan has set tributes to the whole. That’s have anything special in up a kind of in-house mini-grant AVALYN HUNTERLSpecial to the Reporter one of the things I’m trying to S mind to fix for dinner then program of her own. Using Fort White High School math teacher Dixie Donovan rests near the herb teach with these projects.” you think of the old standby, money raised by officially-au- bed she is sponsoring as this year’s mini-grant project. Donovan is currently spon- breakfast for dinner. In our busy thorized sales of bottled water soring a project that brings lives we often grab something on at the school, she creates proj- Donovan’s work is to benefit the benefit of a multidisciplinary some unlikely partners togeth- the go for breakfast so we don’t ects that cut across curriculum high school’s “special needs” approach. “The fact that these er: the school’s agricultural have time to savor any of the lines to benefit students. students, who range from stu- projects pull together students technology students, the culi- many breakfast dishes that have Donovan’s work has two dents who are simply having who otherwise might never see nary arts program, mathemat- become almost like comfort food. purposes. One is helping stu- difficulty with a particular sub- each other is just fantastic,” ics, and special needs students Pancakes are loved universally, dents learn that knowledge of ject to students who are strug- she said. “You see students at various levels. “We’re work- especially by kids. This first rec- one kind can apply to other gling with a variety of emotional at higher levels working with ing on building a raised herb ipe comes from the 1953 Better disciplines. As an example, last or intellectual handicaps. “Any those who are having more dif- bed,” she explained. “Jenee Homes and Garden cookbook. year she provided the money child can learn, but many of ficulty, helping teach them. It and I can use this in helping Although it is faded and scraggly to construct a small container the students Jenee [DeLaney] helps the kids socially as well as teach math. One of my stu- it is still our go-to reference book. garden on the middle school and I have need more hands-on academically. It makes kids who dents has already come up with The recipe that we love is called side of the campus. Used to applications in order to catch might otherwise be excluded a costing sheet for the project, “favorite griddle cakes” but it is grow various types of peppers on,” she said. “Part of what I’m feel like they’re a part of the showing projected expenses the same as a pancake. It takes a as well as tomatoes and herbs doing as I watch students work- school’s culture. I have kids for building supplies, compost little more effort than just opening used in Latin-American cook- ing together on these projects is who used to be afraid to go eat and topsoil, plants, and labor. up a mix and adding ingredients ing, the project not only taught identifying strengths and modes in the lunchroom or participate He could apply that same kind but not much more, and the students lessons about horti- of learning that might not have in student activities, and now of knowledge to making busi- results are amazingly better. culture, mathematics, and biol- been revealed in the usual class- they’re talking about going to ness presentations; a culinary ogy but also provided Spanish room setting.” prom or other events just like arts student could use similar Favorite Griddle Cakes teacher Maria Agudelo with a DeLaney, who teaches those any other kid.” skills to provide a cost estimate n 1 ¼ cups lour living illustration of elements of students who for whatever rea- Donovan’s emphasis on proj- for catering a special occa- n 1 tbs. baking powder Spanish-influenced cooking and son cannot be mainstreamed ects that cut across curriculum sion. Jenee’s students can do n 1 tbs. sugar culture. into regular classes, concurs lines is a natural outgrowth of n ½ tsp. salt The other purpose of while pointing out yet another her training and experience as DIXIE continued on 4D n 1 beaten egg n 1 cup milk n 2 tbs. salad oil Directions: Mix dry ingredients. Combine egg, milk and oil. Add to Growing herbs dry ingredients stirring just until lour is thoroughly moistened. Batter will be lumpy. Spoon onto hot griddle for your kitchen and cook until bubbly and underside ost of GARDEN TALK is lightly brown. Turn once. The next pancake recipe is the especially good when apples are in M common season and adds a twist to the tra- cooking herbs ditional pancake. This is so good that we use daily on a cold Sunday morning when can be grown you have more time to enjoy. You seasonally in know, a comfort food morning. Florida. Herb plants are gener- ally small and are Apple Pancakes perfect for con- n ½ cup all-purpose lour tainer gardening. n - Nichelle Demorest 2 Tbs whole-wheat lour or addi Containers can tional all-purpose lour dndemorest@ufl.edu n 2 Tbs sugar be located conve- n 2/3 cups milk niently close to n 2 large eggs the kitchen door on stoops or patios so they are n pinch of salt always just a few steps away. Many herbs are n ¾ cup shredded sharp cheddar used sparingly, so a couple combination plant- n 1 Granny Smith apple ers with several different herbs might be all n 1 Tbs unsalted butter Directions: that is needed to supply you with fresh herbs Peel and core the apple. for cooking. The culture of growing herbs in Cut into thin slices. In an oven-proof containers, including watering and fertilizing, skillet or pan 10 to 12 inches across, is similar to growing vegetables in containers. melt the butter. Add the apple slices and cook for 2-3 minutes until the Read more about container gardening at http:// apple is tender and just beginning to solutionsforyourlife.com. brown. Sprinkle 1 Tb sugar over the The choice of plants used in container gar- apple as it cooks. dens is the key to success for several reasons. Remove from heat. Spread apple If you enjoy using the herbs that are growing slices evenly over pan. by the kitchen door, chances are those plants Put the lour, 1Tb sugar, milk, eggs will thrive under your tender care. Taking time and salt into a food processor or to select plants that have the same require- blender. Process to make a smooth ments will make it so much easier to keep batter. Stir the cheese into the bowl them all healthy. By choosing a combination of or blender and turn the machine on/ off once or twice to mix. Pour the plants that are visually pleasing together, you batter over the sautéed apples. may not only spice up your dishes, but you will Bake uncovered in a 375 degree spice up a pretty corner on the patio. oven for about 30 minutes or until So, how is the best way to get started with the pancake is browned and puffy. your herb planter? First, decide what kind of Remove from the oven (the pancake seasonings best fit into your style of cooking. will collapse). Cut into wedges and You may choose a selection of herbs for your - serve. You can sprinkle confection Asian dishes, Mexican cuisine, or spicy Italian er’s sugar or drizzle maple syrup on fare. My personal choice is an Italian herb gar- top. Note: you really need to mix den to flavor pizza and spaghetti. this well to make it rise. Makes 4 servings. Choose a container such as a half barrel, a The other pancake, Genie’s rectangular window box, or a large decorative favorite, is the Dutch Baby. planter that will hold three to five herb plants. When she lived in Atlanta she Place a couple inches of styrofoam chips or often went on a Saturday morning pebbles over the bottom of the container to to the Original Pancake House allow for quick drainage of excess water. Most and ordered a Dutch Baby pan- herb plants don’t tolerate “wet feet,” so well- cake. It is an air filled delight, drained soil is necessary. Use commercially baked in the oven till brown and bagged potting soil to avoid weed seeds, nema- served with powdered sugar, todes, and other soil-borne pests. fresh lemon and whipped butter. Try growing a few of these flavorful herbs in My goodness. Who wouldn’t like a sunny Italian seasoning garden: basil, thyme, this? The Original Pancake House oregano, summer savory, sage and parsley. is still in Atlanta if you are there Rosemary is an evergreen herb that is better and looking for a great breakfast grown separately because it will quickly out- spot. It’s on Cheshire Bridge grow companion plants. There are many dif- Road. Check out the crepes too. ferent varieties of these herbs available at local They are mouthwatering. garden centers and from on-line stores. They

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Å Austin & Ally Å Good Luck Charlie Win, Lose or Draw Dog With a Blog Austin & Ally Å LIFE 32 108 252 Bring It! “Battle in Memphis” Å Bring It! “The Wig Is Off” Å Bring It! Å Bring It! “Sunjai in Stilettos” Å Bring It! “Street Battle” Å (:01) Preachers’ Daughters Å USA 33 105 242 NCIS: Los Angeles “Vengeance” NCIS: Los Angeles Å (DVS) WWE Monday Night RAW (N) Å Chrisley Knows Chrisley Knows BET 34 124 329 106 & Park “Top 10 Countdown” (N) “He’s Mine Not Yours” (2011) Caryn Ward, Gabrielle Dennis. A woman hires a temptress to test her lover’s fi delity. Å Stay Together Chocolate Sundaes: Live on the Sunset Strip! Vol. 2 Å ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å a MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Philadelphia Phillies. From Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia. (N Subject to Blackout) a MLB Baseball Oakland Athletics at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. 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DISCV 38 182 278 Lords of the Car Hoards Å Fast N’ Loud “Jacked-Up Jeep” Å Fast N’ Loud: Revved Up (N) Å Fast N’ Loud “Demolition Theater” (N) Lords of the Car Hoards (N) Å Fast N’ Loud “Demolition Theater” TBS 39 139 247 Seinfeld Å Seinfeld Å Seinfeld Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory Bam’s Bad Ass Conan (N) Å HLN 40 202 204 I, Detective (N) I, Detective (N) Jane Velez-Mitchell (N) Nancy Grace (N) Dr. Drew on Call (N) Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files FNC 41 205 360 Special Report With Bret Baier (N) On the Record W/Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (N) Å The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor Å E! 45 114 236 Total Divas Nattie faces surgery. E! News The Fabulist (N) Fashion Police (N) Fashion Police Chelsea Lately (N) E! News TRAVEL 46 196 277 Bizarre Foods With Andrew Zimmern Man v. Food Å Man v. Food Å Bizarre Foods America Å Bizarre Foods America (N) Å Bizarre Foods America Å Bizarre Foods America Å HGTV 47 112 229 Love It or List It, Too “Linda and Cory” Love It or List It “Neilson Family” Love It or List It “Wendie & Dave” Love It or List It (N) Å House Hunters Hunters Int’l Love It or List It “Rimes Family” Å TLC 48 183 280 Island Medium Island Medium My 600-Lb. Life “Olivia’s Story” Å My 600-Lb. Life (N) Å My 600-Lb. Life (N) Å My 600-Lb. Life (N) Å My 600-Lb. Life Å HIST 49 120 269 Swamp People “Devil at the Door” Swamp People “Gator Ghost Town” Swamp People “Hexed” Å Swamp People (N) Å Down East Dickering “Risky Business” (:02) Hangar 1: The UFO Files Å ANPL 50 184 282 River Monsters: Unhooked Å River Monsters: The Lost Reels Å River Monsters: Unhooked Å River Monsters “Jungle Terminator” Rocky Mountain Bounty Hunters Å River Monsters: Unhooked Å FOOD 51 110 231 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Guy’s Grocery Games Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives (N) Kitchen Casino “Game of Bones” (N) Mystery Diners (N) Mystery Diners Diners, Drive Diners, Drive TBN 52 260 372 (5:00) ››› “The Passion of the Christ” (2004) Jim Caviezel. The Potter’s Touch Jesus The Christ Dr. Mark Chironna Kingdom Conn. Jesse Duplantis “The Final Inquiry” (2007, Drama) Daniele Liotti, Dolph Lundgren, Mónica Cruz. FSN-FL 56 - - Ship Shape TV Inside the Magic Inside the Magic Magic Live! (N) d NBA Basketball Orlando Magic at Chicago Bulls. From the United Center in Chicago. (N) Magic Live! (N) Park & Pipe Open Series SYFY 58 122 244 (5:30) ››› “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom” (1984) Harrison Ford. Metal Hurlant Metal Hurlant Warehouse 13 “Endless Terror” Å Warehouse 13 “The Truth Hurts” Å Warehouse 13 “Endless Terror” Å AMC 60 130 254 (4:00) ›››‡ “Jerry Maguire” (1996) ›››› “Forrest Gump” (1994) Tom Hanks, Robin Wright. An innocent man enters history from the ’50s to the ’90s. Å (:01) ›››› “Forrest Gump” (1994) Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, Gary Sinise. Å COM 62 107 249 (5:58) South Park (:29) Tosh.0 Å The Colbert Report Daily Show Futurama Å Futurama Å South Park Å South Park Å South Park Å South Park Å Daily Show The Colbert Report CMT 63 166 327 Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba “Go Far” The Dukes of Hazzard ›››‡ “Ghost” (1990, Fantasy) Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore. A murder victim returns to save his beloved fi ancee. NGWILD 108 190 283 America the Wild “American Vampire” Built for the Kill Hidden predators. Caught in the Act “Tiger Showdown” Caught in the Act “Zombie Fish” Caught in the Act Caught in the Act “Tiger Showdown” NGC 109 186 276 None of the Above The Numbers The Whale That Ate Jaws Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey (N) None of the Above None of the Above Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey SCIENCE 110 193 284 Through Wormhole-Freeman Through Wormhole-Freeman Through Wormhole-Freeman Through Wormhole-Freeman Through Wormhole-Freeman Through Wormhole-Freeman ID 111 192 285 20/20 on ID “Limber and Lethal” Å 20/20 on ID “Innocence Lost” Å 20/20 on ID Husbands plotting murder. Restless Souls (Series Premiere) (N) Fear Thy Neighbor Å 20/20 on ID Husbands plotting murder. HBO 302 300 501 ››› “Pitch Perfect” (2012, Musical Comedy) Anna Kendrick. ‘PG-13’ Å One Last Hug Silicon Valley ››‡ “Man of Steel” (2013, Action) Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, Michael Shannon. ‘PG-13’ Å Game of Thrones MAX 320 310 515 (5:00) ›››› “The Godfather” (1972, Crime Drama) Marlon Brando. ‘R’ Å ››› “The Conjuring” (2013, Horror) Vera Farmiga, Patrick Wilson. ‘R’ Å ›››‡ “The Shining” (1980, Horror) Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvall. ‘R’ Å SHOW 340 318 545 (:15) ››‡ “Dark Skies” (2013, Science Fiction) Keri Russell. ‘PG-13’ Å Years of Living Dangerously Å Nurse Jackie Å Californication Nurse Jackie Å Californication Years of Living Dangerously Å Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 2014 3D DEAR ABBY HOROSCOPES THE LAST WORD are clear of responsibilities, a nity events. HHH Boyfriend heading west may romantic encounter or pursuing SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. Eugenia Word an entertaining outing should be 21): Embrace life and make the cause girlfriend to move on ARIES (March 21-April 19): planned. HH changes that will bring you con- Keep an open mind and refrain LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Your tentment and greater happiness. DEAR ABBY: I’m in a from sharing your opinions. generosity will make you feel as Socializing with friends will help tricky situation. My boyfriend Distance between you and some- good as it does your recipients. you make a decision involving of four years, “Ian,” and I took one that tends to overdo it will Enjoy being the center of attention your current residence and the a break from our relationship help you stay on track and out of and embrace what is offered in way you live. A hidden matter will for two months because he was trouble. Focus on positive per- return for your kindness. Money be revealed. HH scared he’d miss out on the sonal changes and your success. or gifts will come from an unusual CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): single life. We started hanging source. Enjoy your good fortune. Don’t worry about what you can- out again soon after, and every- HHH TAURUS (April 20-May 20): HHHH not change. Be more attentive to thing fell into place. Abigail Van Buren Don’t get down; get moving. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): A the people you care about most We were talking recently, and www.dearabby.com Concentrate on all the little things change in your status or reputa- and those who can and will sup- he mentioned that he’s planning you need to accomplish in order tion can be expected. Protect your port you no matter what decision to move across the country answer the phone. Sounds to ease your stress and open assets and do your best not to you make. Protect your assets to San Francisco to be near ideal, wouldn’t you say? your schedule to take on new and overcompensate for something that and your life will remain stable. his family. He made it plain he The problem is, after I put the exciting endeavors. Stick close to isn’t your fault or your responsibil- HHHHH wants to live on the West Coast food on the table, my wife gets home and avoid unstable situa- ity. Time is on your side and the AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): “forever.” I am close to my fami- up and starts pulling other food tions. tables will turn. Wait it out. HHH Take charge and make things hap- ly -- closer than Ian is to his. from the fridge to microwave. HHH GEMINI (May 21-June 20): LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): You’ll pen. Don’t let someone else pull We’re both 24, and while Or she’ll start making a salad. Experience, knowledge and fol- have plenty to do and lots to see. the strings and make decisions we’re not going to get engaged These last-minute additions lowing your desires will get you Embrace change rather than fight for you. There are opportunities anytime soon, I’m not sure make me furious. She knows moving in the right direction. it. There is more to gain if you that can take you to a better place. what to do. We love each other, it, but won’t stop. Either she Don’t let someone’s lack of enthu- trust in your integrity, faith, knowl- Believe in what you know and can but the geography is causing “doesn’t want the leftover to go siasm or emotional manipulation edge and experience. A poker face do, and you will succeed. HHH so many issues. Please advise. bad” or she thinks something slow you down. A proactive will be required. HHH PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): — NEW YORK GIRL is “missing” from the table. approach to whatever you pursue SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): An Don’t feel you have to do what DEAR N.Y. GIRL: It’s good I say she should prepare will be exhilarating and insightful. investigative approach to someone everyone else wants. It’s import- that you and Ian aren’t planning these additions while I’m mak- or something you have to deal ant to satisfy your physical and on becoming engaged anytime ing dinner so everything will HHHHH CANCER (June 21-July 22): with will put your mind at ease. creative needs if you want to avoid soon, because you have some be on the table at the same Finish chores so that you can Use your intuition and your mag- feeling frustrated and taken for serious thinking to do. If you time, or else forget it. What do enjoy the rest of your day without netic appeal to get the information granted. Impress upon anyone plan on having a family and you think? — STEAMING IN feeling guilty or being reminded you need. You can drum up sup- pressuring you that you need a want your parents to be close THE KITCHEN IN TEXAS DEAR STEAMING: of your shortcomings. Once you port if you get involved in commu- little “me” time. HHH to their grandchildren, it would Do be better for you to find another you tell your wife what you will boyfriend. I’m advising you and be preparing for dinner and Ian to take another break -- this ask if there is anything else CELEBRITY CIPHER BIRTHDAYS time for YOUR benefit -- to see she wants included? That may which is more important to you: prompt her to think ahead so Lyle Waggoner, 79; Paul Sorvino, 75; Jack the man or the location. she wouldn’t have to get up Casady, 70; Tony Dow, 69; Al Green, 68; Ron DEAR ABBY: and leave the table. This “issue” Perlman, 64; William Sadler, 64; Peter Davison, with my wife may seem trivial, If the answer to my ques- but it’s making me crazy. I like tions is yes, then there may be 63; Max Weinberg, 63; Caroline Rhea, 50; Rick to cook; she doesn’t. When something going on for which Schroder, 44; Aaron Lewis, 42; Glenn Howerton, I cook it’s an expression of she’s trying to punish you. 38; Kyle Howard, 36; Carles Puyol, 36; Baron love, and our family sits down ■ Write Dear Abby at www. Davis, 35; Kelli Giddish, 34; Hunter Pence, 31; together to enjoy the meal. We DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, don’t watch TV and we don’t Los Angeles, CA 90069. Josh Gordon, 23.

SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 0406

AT TIMES 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 BY PATRICK BERRY / EDITED BY WILL SHORTZ 19 20 21 22 ACROSS 44 Overzealous sorts 97 Florentine dynasty 14 Snowboard relative 23 24 25 26 1 Improvisational 47 Old-fashioned name 15 Polluted Asian lake 100 music barber, at times? “Cut that out!” 16 Peridot color 27 28 29 4 101 Brick color 49 Missile launched at West African 17 Vehicle on Mars 10 vegetable 30 31 32 33 34 35 Bibliographical Goliath 18 Lifeless abbr. 51 102 Double-handed National Book Mo. 24 “Goodness me!” 36 37 38 39 40 14 cooking vessel Indigenous people 53 Circus performer 25 103 Exudes 41 42 43 44 45 46 known for their Kelly Dieter, at times? 29 Less humble tattoos 106 Fall stopper 54 Inexperienced 47 48 49 50 51 52 19 31 One of four in NPR journalist shucker, at times? 109 French : merci :: “As I Was Going to Shapiro 58 German : ___ 53 54 55 56 57 20 Low pair St. Ives” 1986 girl’s-name 110 Person getting out 60 Out of fashion 32 58 59 60 61 song by Boston of a tub, at times? Problematic roomie 61 Subject of a van 33 21 “Catch-22” profiteer 114 Transpire Sal of “Rebel Gogh series 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 Minderbinder 115 Without a Cause” 62 Memo opener 22 Software user’s 36 Lunch spot 70 71 72 73 DuPont trademark 116 Detestable of 1941 shortcut 37 Thing that might 117 Something 23 65 No-limit Texas decay 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 Clumsy pharmacist, that may be hold’em player, at 38 at times? amalgamated Bearded comic 82 83 84 85 86 times? 26 Easily misled 118 strip bully 69 Manual parts? 27 People may be 40 Old cavalrymen 87 88 89 90 91 String section 119 Giants or Titans members down on them 42 120 Porcelain Illustrations, e.g. 92 93 94 95 96 28 70 TWA competitor Dressage rider, at purchase, perhaps 43 In need of spicing times? 71 Dual-sport athlete 97 98 99 100 101 102 121 As matters stand up, say 30 Smidgen Sanders 44 ...... ------103 104 105 106 107 108 31 72 Answers that may 45 Suffix with social DOWN News analyst 34 ___ suit anger Roberts 109 110 111 112 113 1 Entrance side 35 74 Farmer, at times? 46 Maintain 2 Word on a 78 Department 114 115 116 117 36 Grant for a Unfettered clapperboard 3 Current location? filmmaker? 82 Knowledge 48 Like some 118 119 120 121 4 Brought to tears, 38 Indonesian tourist 83 “Shall we proceed?” measuring units possibly 49 haven 84 Sleeping sunbather, 5 Right away 39 “Time’s Arrow” 50 London ___ at times? novelist Martin It’s got problems 66 “___ c’est moi” 81 Total bore 94 It’s played in 104 Expiration notice (British Ferris 87 52 Buyer’s final figure 6 Took off Valéry’s “very” 67 Told stories 85 Slurpee flavor ballparks 105 Fundamental part wheel) 90 55 Spirits in 7 Wedded Disburse 68 Way too thin 86 Supermodel Heidi 96 Viscous substance 106 Modelist’s need 40 Reminiscent of Scandinavia 8 56 Goes to court? 73 88 97 41 Unconventional Not a single thing? Dress in fancy duds PC platform of old 107 Julio-Claudian Tucked away 91 57 New Haven alum 9 Person moving Offensive line 75 Blue 89 Long-eared dogs, 98 dynasty ruler 42 Some supplies for Ratify 92 Breaks down against traffic? striker 76 informally 108 Hershey’s Diminish 99 The Harlem Shake Attracted 93 Stanford rival, 10 59 Melancholy 90 Bring on 77 Opposite of smooth Reshape or the Dougie 111 Horatian ___ informally 11 62 Flood residue 93 Online subscriptions: Go quietly 79 Take by surprise Fuerza 100 112 Today’s puzzle and more 95 63 One of the Allman Hamm of soccer Job everyone wants 12 Fully attentive Ghostly 80 Democrática than 4,000 past puzzles, Mud ___ Brothers 113 Signal that 96 Sound at a horror 13 64 “The Ipcress File” Nicaragüense nytimes.com/crosswords Some hand-me- (bottom-dwelling 102 ($39.95 a year). Flick site? replaced “CQD” film downs? star, 1965 fish) member

Answers to last Sunday’s Crossword. AMIND ETNAS BCC BATON SANTOTWICELAUDATORY SUBSISTENCE OUTERMOST ORA TIER THECLOCK COO CADENT KINER KFC DANL SMOKE NORSE FADER THEWATEREARNSOMENS GEARAXEDTAOLOOFAS MRPIBB OVITZ STARDUST TOELOOP IKE SEATBELT LOATEENAGERVE BEDSTRAWEFTSILVERS TIMETIMESTABSALLDAY SEPTETBAHRIPAAIRS PRIORYOUINLAMBASTE RUSSO SNOOK POLIO AMIR TUE TOROS SACRAL DOCBARROOMSAPODINE DRIVENMADDICKANDJANE ISSUEDATE ANGEL ILLER TETESNODBOISENOSES Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 2014 4D At FGC, you can ‘start PANCAKE It’s National Library Week Continued From 1A here, go anywhere’ t seems there is a database of world events. week for just about I searched and found Dutch Baby Pancake et’s say you’ve made everything, including the answer in a minute I n 2 tbs. butter libraries. National Library thanks to the Internet. the decision that n ½ cup milk L college is right for Week is an annual cele- Earlier this year, an n 1/3 cup all-purpose lour you. And, obviously, since bration of libraries and Appeals Court ruled that n 2 tbs. sugar you know there is no bet- librarians and is April 13-19 the FCC did not have n 2 eggs ter choice than Florida this year. Started in 1958 the authority to enforce n 1 tbs. softened butter Gateway College, you by the American Library Debbie Paulson Net Neutrality and now n Pinch nutmeg (use fresh decide to begin or continue Association, NLW focuses 386-758-1018 the floodgates have been grated if you have it) your education with us. on the library’s service ies. On the contrary, the opened for telecoms to n Lemon wedges to the community and Columbia County Public control what you see on n Powdered sugar, optional First, let me thank you n Troy Roberts reminds people how librar- Library has over 29,000 the Internet. You can be Fresh berries, optional for making this hypothet- Directions: 1. Preheat oven to ical decision – we here at Public Information Coordinator ies have changed lives. e-books that can be eas- sure the American Library Florida Gateway College 425 degrees Florida Gateway College Some institutions ily downloaded from the Association is keeping a 2. Melt 2 tbs. butter in 10 inch strive to provide the best made that decision a few cannot weather change, Library’s website (www. close watch on it. over proof skillet or pan over educational opportunities paragraphs ago – but your but not so the public ccpl.sirsi.net). Not every- Celebrated and beloved medium heat, tilting to coat available and we know you major can be changed at library. Technological one can afford to purchase children’s author, Judy bottom and sides of pan. won’t regret your choice of any time. That’s why we changes have always been their own e-books, nor Blume, is this year’s 3. Whisk together milk, lour, college. have advisors! embraced by the public does everyone want to. Honorary Chair of sugar, eggs, softened butter But now that you’ve •If you’ve attended FGC library, starting with mov- The Internet cele- National Library Week. and nutmeg in bowl. Pour into made that decision, what’s in the past, but haven’t ing the paper card catalog brated its 25th birthday She has been a strong skillet and cook for 1 minute. 4. Place pan in oven and bake next? You obviously don’t attended a class in the past to microfiche and then recently and public advocate for intellectual to computers. Checking libraries have certainly freedom and a leader 12-15 minutes until puffed and just walk into a classroom year, you do have to enroll golden. Remove from oven and and begin taking notes. again. Or, if you were a dual materials in and out was welcomed it not only as against censorship. squeeze lemon over top and sprin- I mean, you could, but I enrollment student and made so much faster an information source, Librarians, also, have kle with powdered sugar and fresh have no doubt our pro- plan on returning as a full- and easier when libraries but as a communica- been fierce protectors of berries if desired. Cut pancake in fessors would eventually time college student, you’ll moved to automated sys- tions tool. In the 1990’s, free access to information. the pan, serve immediately.. notice you aren’t a student. have to re-apply. Sorry! tems. Librarians have often when I was working in April 15 is National So, just take a few extra We always talk about, •If you plan on receiving led the charge to create Minnesota public librar- Library Workers Day and minutes and we guarantee it “Start Here, Go Anywhere” in-state tuition rates, you’ll innovative services using ies, I remember being I encourage you to stop will be worth it and you will – it’s something of a slogan also need to bring proof of new technology. Most asked by a patron when by the Columbia County be a star in your own kitchen. for us – but what does “Start Florida residency. You can recently, the rumor was some obscure air show in Public Library and say Here” really mean? If you visit the FGC website for that e-books (electronic Europe was going to take hello. n Contact Taste Buddies Genie books) were going to be place. We had just started Norman and Mary Kay Holling- want to become a student more information on Florida n Debbie Paulson is Columbia sworth at TasteBuddiesLakeCity@ the death knell for librar- subscribing to an online at Florida Gateway College, residency requirements. County Public Library director. gmail.com. where do you begin? We know this process That answer would be can be daunting, especially our Admissions Office, if you have never attended DIXIE HERBS located in Building 015. before. We also know that Of course, it isn’t as easy no two students are the Continued From 1A Continued From 1A as walking up to the window same – there are many things like measuring and saying, “I’d like to attend non-traditional and distinc- the growth of the plants vary in size, form and Florida Gateway College.” tive lives out there, so the and making charts, and leaf color. The Master Trust us, we’re with you – enrollment process will be for many of our students, Gardeners grow and sell we wish it were that simple! different for some students being allowed to work herbs at their plant sale But the State of Florida than the others. But that’s in the herb bed can also on May 3 at the Extension requires a number of items why we have a helpful, serve as a reward for Office on Duval Street, that must be presented with engaging staff to make working well in the class- and the prices can’t be beat. an application, and you know sure you are enrolled and room.” NICHELLE DEMOREST/Special to the Reporter laws aren’t exactly some- are soon on the career Once the herb bed When planting your Herbs such as kale and strawberries are shown. thing we can ignore. path of your choice. is completed, students herbs into the contain- sage will add color to So, what do you need And your timing couldn’t from the various disci- er, place the upright easy to snip and go. Your the grouping with their to bring with you? A proof be more perfect – we are plines will work together plants such as sage or garden will even provide unusual leaves. Make of identification is a good actually enrolling for the to figure out which herbs basil toward the middle an attractive, fragrant sure plants are not set start – preferably a govern- Summer and Fall semesters needed by the culi- or back. Plant the low, addition to a deck or lower in the soil than they ment-issued photo ID such right now, so it’s not too nary arts program are spreading oregano and patio. Enjoy. were originally grown. as your driver’s license, late to start your education most suitable and most thyme closer to the sides Leave the top two inches or something along those at Florida Gateway College. cost-effective to grow of the container. Use n D. Nichelle Demorest is a of the container unfilled lines to prove you are who There are three Summer in the bed. Eventually, parsley or globe basil as horticulture agent with the Co- for ease of watering. you say you are – and, of semesters, each having a Donovan plans to inte- filler plants. Interesting lumbia County Extension of the Place your herb garden course, the application different start and/or end grate this project with varieties such as Purple University of Florida Institute of close to your door so it’s Food and Agricultural Sciences. itself. We also need your date. It can be a little con- the greenhouse being Ruffles basil or golden official high school tran- fusing, but here are your built by the ag-tech scripts or high school deadlines for the summer students, using a small equivalency transcript semesters, along with the section of the green- (GED), and official college class schedule. house for raising herb transcripts, if applicable. •Summer A. Deadline is April seedlings and cuttings to For students who were 30, 2014. Classes begin May the point where they can home-schooled, an FGC 12 and end June 23. be transplanted to the home education comple- •Summer C. Deadline is April outdoor bed. tion affidavit is required. 30, 2014. Classes begin May 12 and end August 7. Donovan’s projects Let me stress the word do take some extra “official” here – these have •Summer B. Deadline is June 16, 2014. Classes begin June effort and cooperation to be requested from these 26 and end August 7. from both students and institutions and provided to Simple enough? And yes, fellow teachers, but she FGC in a sealed, unopened while you do have a few believes the results are envelope and/or may be weeks to enroll for the worth it. “Many of these submitted electronically by Summer A and Summer kids have never known the sending institution. Seal C semesters – and even what it’s like to succeed broken? Do you just have longer for Summer B – re- in school,” Donovan said. copies of your diploma or member this: registration “What we’re trying to transcript? Sorry, neither started this past week, and do with these projects is of those will cut it! Now, classes are limited. So, if to open up avenues for we do have programs that you wait until April 30 to success, to provide every don’t require high school apply for admission, there’s child with a way to con- completion, but if you’re a chance one of the classes tribute to something pos- looking for financial aid you need may be full! itive. That feeds them assistance, high school Call the Admissions small successes that they completion and the tran- Office at (386) 754-4396 to can build on. For some scripts are required. get started. If you’re inter- of them, it opens up the And here are a few other ested in setting up a guid- door to succeeding aca- things to remember: ed tour of campus, please demically and going on •Be prepared to go call (386) 754-4246. to college; for others, it’s ahead and declare a building toward market- major. Sure, you may not n Troy Roberts is the public in- able job skills that they know exactly what you formation coordinator at Florida can use even if they don’t want to attend college Gateway College. He can be go beyond high school.” for – remember, we just reached at [email protected].