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THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2019 | YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1874 | $1.00 Lake City Reporter LAKECITYREPORTER.COM Top honors in state No 4th term for for sports complex county Outranks facilities of judge its size across Florida 3A Coleman opts not CARL MCKINNEY/LCR to seek re-election.

By CARL MCKINNEY [email protected]

In January 2021, Columbia County Judge Tom Coleman will have sat on the bench for 18 years, and he figures that’s long enough. Coleman has announced he will retire at the end of his term. “I think you just come to a point where Folk fest fun Coleman you realize this is a good time to make this tran- sition,” Coleman said. starts Friday One challenger has current- ly filed campaign paperwork to 67th annual event runs mances will go well into the run for Coleman’s office — Lake night. City attorney Sara Jane Carter. through the weekend at Andrea Thomas, Stephen Stephen Foster Center. Foster Folk Culture Center Coleman said he had decided State Park park service not to seek re-election previ- By TONY BRITT specialist, said event prep ously, but a state constitutional [email protected] work has been ongoing for amendment passed last year WHITE SPRINGS — months. gave him a reason to consider Whether it was setting up “As for field preparations, the choice more carefully. temporary fencing, stages in mid-April we started Amendment 6 raised the or exhibit areas — staff, building stages and putting mandatory retirement age for volunteers and contracted everything down on the judges from 70 to 75 — but workers were putting the ground,” she said. “For over final touches on the park a year we’ve been working JUDGE continued on 2A for the annual Florida Folk on getting performers, Festival. volunteers and vendors. The Florida Folk Festival It’s definitely a year-round will take place Friday- project.” Sunday at the Stephen This weekend’s event FILE PHOTOS marks the 67th Annual Critical Foster Folk Culture Center Lita Swindle of Tampa works on a spinning wheel as she gives a State Park. The gates open Florida Folk Festival. demonstration at the 2015 Florida Folk Festival in White Springs. at 8 a.m., the stages open TOP: Visitors stroll through the exhibits and displays during a injuries at 10 a.m. and the perfor- FOLK continued on 2A previous Florida Folk Festival. in crash

By CARL MCKINNEY Toys for Tots program here looking for a new home [email protected] coordinator for Columbia and Current location, which had Inga Dwyer, A 20-year-old Fort White been made available at no Suwannee counties, said the agen- cy only has a few weeks left at the local Tots for man is in critical condition after charge, is being leased out. location on Main Boulevard. Tots coordina- a single-car wreck Wednesday “Somebody showed interest tor, and John morning in Columbia County, By TONY BRITT in the building, and of course it Gates, former troopers say. [email protected] was an understanding between Toys for Tots Jordan Rhodes was driving us since Day 1, if it came up for coordinator north on SW Tustenuggee The local Toys for Tots pro- lease, I would be asked to leave,” for Columbia Avenue approaching CR 240 gram, which serves children in she said. “I was asked to leave.” Columbia and Suwannee counties Use of the building was donat- and Suwannee in a 2012 Mazda around 11:45 with gifts during Christmas, is on ed to the Toys for Tots program counties, place a.m. the verge of being homeless. last year and the local agency has donated toys Rhodes veered left for rea- The local affiliate is looking for been housed there since July of in boxes in this sons unclear, according to a a new HQ because the building it 2018. October 2018 Florida Highway Patrol report. used last year was recently leased Dwyer said the local agency file photo. by the property owner. Inga Dwyer, Toys for Tots TOYS continued on 2A FILE CRASH continued on 2A

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See an error? CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news A tow truck operator secures the Mazda 3 of Jordan Rhodes, 20, Fort White following a crash Wednesday. items. If you have a concern, question, or suggestion, please call the editor. Corrections and clarifications will The vehicle traveled into the west shoul- He was not wearing a seatbelt, accord- run in this space. Thanks for reading. der where it collided with a tree, the ing to the report. The force of the colli- CRASH report states. sion ejected him from the car. Rhodes was transported to UF Health Troopers do not know if alcohol was Submissions Continued From 1A The Lake City Reporter accepts photographs and caption Shands. involved, according to the report. information to run at the discretion of the editor. If you would like to see your organization in the newspaper, send the picture and information to Robert Bridges: rbridges@lakecityreporter. com. year’s event include: John Dwyer said she will Anderson, John McEuen TOYS continue with the agen- FOLK cy’s planned fundraisers Continued From 1A and the Stringwizards, Rod Continued From 1A MacDonald, Ben Prestage, and other events as the Lake City Reporter search goes on for a HOW TO REACH US BUSINESS ...... 754-0419 “The Florida Folk Firewater Tent Revival and has no back-up location country music star Billy nor does it have funds to new site. Main number . . . . . (386) 752-1293 Festival is the best of Fax number ...... 752-9400 CIRCULATION Dean. secure one. “If it means I end up Florida music, arts and running Toys for Tots out Circulation ...... 755-5445 Home delivery of the Lake City Reporter culture,” Smith said. “We Park officials are antici- “I would like to have Online . . . www lakecityreporter. com. should be completed by 6:30 a.m. of my own home — I’m Tuesday through Friday, and by 7:30 are serving to pay tribute pating 12,000 or more peo- a permanent location for The Lake City Reporter, an affiliate not sure how I’d do it, but of Community Newspapers Inc., is a.m. on Sunday. to Florida’s lands, people ple will attend this year’s the parents to know they festival. can come to every single I’d figure out a way,” she published Tuesday through Friday and Please call 386-755-5445 to report any and everything that makes said. “But if I have to run Sunday at 180 E. Duval St., Lake City, problems with your delivery service. Florida so great. With such a year and know that we’re FL 32055. Periodical postage paid at large amount of going to be there,” she it from my home, then I Lake City, FL, Member Audit Bureau of In Columbia County, customers should We’re showcas- Park officials Circulation and The Associated Press. call before 10:30 a.m. to report a visitors gathering said. will, but I’m hoping that ing all of these are anticipating will not be the case. I’m All material herein is property of the service error for same day re-delivery. folk lives and 12,000 or more at the park for Dwyer said that for Lake City Reporter. Reproduction in After 10:30 a.m., next day re-delivery hoping that by the time whole or in part is forbidden without or service related credits will be issued. folk cultures people will attend one event, during now she has stored the a holiday week- that time of the year rolls the permission of the publisher. In all other counties where home delivery that create the this year’s festival. Toys for Tots furniture, U.S. Postal Service No. 310-880. end, Thomas said tables, toys and other around, we’ll have a per- is available, next day re-delivery or state. There’s manent building.” POSTMASTER: Send address changes service related credits will be issued. things can get materials to her home to Lake City Reporter, P.O. Box 1709, so many different things Last Christmas the Lake City, FL 32056. Circulation ...... 755-5445 in the state that people just hectic at times. and barn. ([email protected]) “Yes, we’re running “All the toys that I have local Toys for Tots pro- Publisher Todd Wilson . . 754-0418 don’t know about, and we ([email protected]) around like crazy, trying to that were there are inside gram gave out 1,739 toys Home delivery rates like to try to bring it all to (Tuesday–Friday and Sunday) get everything done, and my home, because they to children in Columbia NEWS one place so people can and Suwannee counties. 4 Weeks ...... $10.70 some of us are stressed out will not be put outside,” Editor Robert Bridges . . 754-0428 12 Weeks ...... $31.67 come take part in it.” Locations problems and some of us are doing she said. “I will not leave ([email protected]) 24 Weeks ...... $54.14 . This year’s folk festival aside, Dwyer said she 52 Weeks ...... $88.81 . great,” she said. “We meet those outside where ADVERTISING will feature more than 300 hopes to double the num- Rates include 7% sales tax. performers on 12 stages, as some great people, and it weather, rodents or any- Ad . Dir . Chris Ratliff . . . 754-0417 ber of toys the local affil- ([email protected]) Mail rates well as a children’s area for becomes this community thing else can get to them event. It’s nice that we can in a barn, shed or any iate provides to children 12 Weeks ...... $41.40 kids aged 6-16. for Christmas 2019. CLASSIFIED 24 Weeks ...... $82.80 . Headliners for this all be that community.” other fixture like that.” To place a classified ad . . 755-5440 52 Weeks ...... $179.40.

ed selection process. between people and loss- THE WEATHER JUDGE “It’s like retiring from a es and company lawsuits, Continued From 1A long career as a teacher it’s something I had never 23 Thu 24 Fri 25 Sat 26 Sun 27 Mon and becoming a substitute done before,” Coleman Partly Sunny Sunny Mostly Partly eliminates an exception teacher,” Coleman said. said. “Now, I enjoyed the Cloudy Sunny Cloudy allowing those who have In January 2003, Coleman challenge — but it certainly served at least half a term started the first of three six- was a steep learning curve.” by the cutoff birthday to year terms. County court is a gate- finish their time in office. He had been working for way to the justice system, HI 93 LO 65 HI 95 LO 71 HI 97 LO 73 HI 99 LO 75 HI 101 LO 73 Without the change, the last 25 years as a prose- Coleman said. Many people Coleman would leave office cutor when he resigned to who appeared before him REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Thursday, May. 23 in August 2023 were he to prepare for the bench. had never been charged Thursday's highs/Thursday night's low take office in January 2021. There was a four-month with a crime before. Valdosta City Friday Saturday In that scenario, he would gap between his resignation “In other words, you 94/68 Jacksonville 83/73/s 85/75/s have likely been replaced at the state attorney’s office have more of a chance to Tallahassee Lake City 89/70 Cape Canaveral 93/65 Daytona Beach 84/73/s 86/74/s 95/70 by an appointed judge rath- and taking office as a judge. make a difference in some- Gainesville Daytona Beach Fort Myers 89/73/s 91/74/s er than an elected one. Coleman could have gone body’s life,” Coleman said. Pensacola 93/67 83/71 Ft. Lauderdale 84/78/s 85/79/s 86/73 Panama City 94/72/s 96/73/s “I would not do that,” back to his old job for that “Sometimes it’s with a carrot, 87/74 Ocala Gainesville Jacksonville 92/74/s 95/75/s Coleman said. “To me, it period but felt it wasn’t right. sometimes it’s with a stick.” 92/67 Orlando Cape Canaveral Key West 87/79/pc 85/77/s wasn’t right.” “I thought it might send Coleman said he made a 91/70 83/70 Lake City 95/71/s 97/73/s 82/78/pc 83/79/s Coleman, 66, said he had the wrong signal,” Coleman conscious decision to treat Tampa Miami Naples 90/74/s 91/76/s 93/72 already made up his mind said. “Four months right everybody who went before West Palm Beach Ocala 93/71/s 95/72/s when the amendment passed, before putting the robes on, him with respect. As a prose- 85/79 Orlando 90/74/s 89/72/s but the changes to the manda- it’ll seem like you’re a pros- cutor, Coleman encountered Ft. Lauderdale Panama City 89/75/s 91/77/s Ft. Myers 86/77 Pensacola 88/74/s 90/76/s tory retirement age warrant- ecutor until the bitter end.” judges in other circuits he 92/72 Naples Tallahassee 97/73/s 99/75/s ed further reflection. One of the first people wishes had done the same. 90/71 Miami Tampa 92/75/s 93/73/s “My original decision Coleman spoke with during “And I carried that with 84/77 Valdosta 97/74/s 96/73/s Key West W. Palm Beach 83/79/s 85/77/s not to run was firmed up,” the transition was the public me,” Coleman said. “I 87/80 Coleman said. defender. said, ‘I am always going to Coleman has more than “I went there to basically remember what it’s like to LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX four decades of experience send a message to them be a trial lawyer in front of in the legal field. that I’m here to listen to a bench trying a case. I’m TEMPERATURES SUN Sunrise today “And who knows,” he both sides,” Coleman said. never going to forget that.’” High Wednesday 95 6:32 a.m. Low Wednesday 74 Sunset today 8:22 p.m. 10 said. “I may decide to do Having spent his legal That goes for defendants, Normal high 87 Sunrise tom. 6:32 a.m. Extreme some legal work when I career up to that point too, Coleman said. Normal low 65 Sunset tom. 8:22 p.m. 20 mins to burn leave the judge’s office.” prosecuting criminal cases, “I have always done my Record highhi 102 in 1938 Today’s ultra-violet When he leaves office, Coleman had to sharpen his best to be kind to people, be Record low 47 in 1981 MOON Moonrise today 12:02 a.m. radiation risk Coleman may try to knowledge of civil law upon respectful to people, to be PRECIPITATION Moonset today 10:36 a.m. for the area on a scale from 0 become a “senior judge,” becoming a county judge. fair, to listen,” Coleman said. Moonrise tom. 12:48 a.m. Wednesday 0.00" to 10+. which involves a complicat- “When you’re deciding “That’s how I was raised.” Month total 1.74" Moonset tom. 11:30 a.m. Year total 12.56" Normal month-to-date 1.43" Normal year-to-date 14.51" May 26 Jun 3 Jun 10 Jun 17 Last New First Full

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By CARL MCKINNEY [email protected] The Southside Sports Complex in Lake City was recognized as the best small-market venue by the state’s official sports tourism marketing partner, topping venues in scenic locales including Marco Island, Flagler Beach and Treasure Coast. On Tuesday, the Florida Sports Foundation, a non- profit corporation that acts as the official sports pro- motion and development A romote-control racing event brought 300 racers from across the country to organization for the state, Columbia County, says Columbia County Sports Marketing Direcor Alden Rosner. named the county-owned Southside Sports Complex Florida’s 10 small tourism Thirty-one markets are last year with 41 tourna- as the best venue in any of markets. partners with the founda- ments, injecting $8 million tion, including 10 midsize to $10 million into the local and 11 large markets. economy, Rosner said.

Southside had steep com- The complex hosts doz- COURTESY PHOTOS petition for the award, said ens of tournaments and Liese Abili, left, and Angela Suggs, right, pres- Columbia County Sports events each year for sports Marketing Director Alden such as softball, baseball — ent Columbia County Sports Marketing Director Rosner. and even RC track races. Alden Rosner with an award for best small-market “We’re competing with “That event alone venue. Abili and Suggs are with the Florida Sports these really pristine, brought in 300 racers from Foundation, the state’s official sports tourism market- beautiful beach areas,” across the country,” Rosner ing partner. Rosner said. “To be award- said. ed amongst these big Southside has five soccer has been undergoing increased significantly heavy-hitters in the indus- fields and 25 baseball/soft- constant improvements since Alden came on try is really notable for us. ball fields, Rosner said. over the past 12 years board,” Pittman said. Southside drew 50,000 visitors to Columbia County It puts us among the elite.” The county’s parks and since the county took over “This past year, we’ve last year, creating an $8 million to $10 million dollar Southside drew 50,000 recreation director, Clint Southside. had more tournaments economic impact. visitors to Columbia County Pittman, said the complex “The tournaments have than we’ve ever had.” OBITUARIES Deansye O. Brown yarn or other crafts. She filled 550 NE Martin Luther King St., leadership of his uncle, Pastor Rev. Henry Ortiz, Pastor, Pastor until she retired in 1995. Deaconess Deansye Brown, the many homes with the gifts of her Lake City, FL. Rev. Alvin J. Baker, David Jordan, Sr. He is preced- David Jordan, Sr., Officiating. Survivors are her son Bernea oldest of six children was born hands. When she was not creating Pastor. ed in death by grandmother, Edna The family will receive friends Jordan and daughter Linda Harris- February 26, 1943, to Francena magic with her hands, she was Visitation with the family will Hawkins; grandfathers, Sterling from 6:00 8:00 p.m. Friday, May Floyd, five grandchildren and six Nelson. Deansye grew up in cooking magic. God gave her be from 5:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Cray, Sr., Walter Hawkins, Sr., and 24, 2019, at the funeral home. great-grandchildren, other relatives Columbia many talents and she used them to Friday, May 25, 2019, at New Shelton Floyd. Arrangements entrusted to and friends. County where be a blessing to others. She was Bethel MB Church. Precious memories will be kept COMBS FUNERAL HOME, Services for Annie Mae Harris she attend- preceded in death by her moth- Arrangements entrusted to by his wife of nine years, Jaleesa 292 NE Washington St., Lake City, Jordan will be held 1:00 pm ed school and er Francena Brown, grandparents, COMBS FUNERAL HOME, Hawkins; daughters, Johnayshia FL, (386) 752-4366, The Caring Saturday, May 25, 2019 at Trinity received her Gurley and Irene Brown; and 292 NE Washington St., Lake City, Hawkins, Jaliegha Hawkins; Professionals. United Methodist Church Rev. formal edu- uncles, Will Brown and Charles FL, (#86) 752-4366. The Caring sons, Javon Bradley, and Johnnie Theo Jackson Pastor. Interment cation. She Brown. Professionals. Hawkins, all of Lake City; par- Annie Mae Harris Jordan will follow in Huntsville Cemetery. later moved to She leaves to cherish her ents, Johnnie C. Hawkins, Sr., and Annie Mae Harris Jordan age Visitation for family and friends Orlando, Florida where she resid- memories, six devoted children: Johnnie C. Hawkins, Jr. Deborah Hawkins; grandmother, 83, resident of Lake City, FL. will be Friday, May 24, 2019 from ed for a while. In the early 80s daughters, Charlotte B. Griffin, Mr. Johnnie C. Hawkins, Jr., age Alice Ma Cray; siblings, Terrance transitioned Saturday, May 18, 5:00 pm until 8:00 pm at Cooper Deansye relocated back to Lake Lake City, FL, Vickie Brown 37, was born September 20, 1981, Hawkins (Monica), Lake City, 2019 due to an Funeral Home Chapel. City, FL, re-established herself (Freddie), Tallahassee, FL; in Lake City, Florida to Johnnie C. FL, Dewyane Hawkins (Trina), extended ill- Arrangements entrusted to: and accepted Christ as her Lord sons, Maurice (Wanda), Tyrone Hawkins, Sr., Cocoa, FL, Christopher Edwards, ness at Avalon COOPER FUNERAL HOME and Savior under the leadership (LaKwanza), Terrence, James and Deborah Cocoa, FL, Jaela Avery (Anedrea), Health Center. 251 NE Washington Street, Lake of Elder Melvin Goggins, Sr. She (Christina),all of Lake City, FL; Hawkins. On Tuscaloosa, AL, Brittney Lewis, She was City, FL 32055 Willis O. Cooper, later transitioned back to her fami- special granddaughter, Tamaya May 18, 2019, Lake City, special brothers, Mario a member of L.F.D. ly church, New Bethel Missionary (George), grandchildren; Gurley, Pookie as he Jones, Robert Henry, III; hosts of Trinity United Baptist Church, where she served as Xavier, Sajuana, James, Joey, was affection- nieces, nephew, aunts, uncles, other Methodist Obituaries are paid advertise- the church Sexton for many years, Joseph, Shana, Taneeka, Tyshera, ately called, relatives and friends who he loved Church for many years and was ments. For details, call the Lake was an active servant for Home Tyrone, Kyndal, Terrence Jr., passed away dearly. a graduate of Richardson High City Reporter’s classified depart- Mission, involved with the Youth Tyreque, and Kristopher; siblings, at his home in Funeral services for Johnnie School Class of 1952 and earned ment at 752-1293. Department and Choir. Deaconess Mary Nelson, Virginia Rahmings, Lake City. Pookie confessed Christ C. Hawkins, Jr., will be 2:00 p.m. her Nursing Degree from Lake Brown loved her church where Lawrence Belvins, Annette Toni at an early age and was a mem- Saturday, May 25, 2019, at Olivet City Community College in 1972. she worked diligently until her Johnson; aunts, Alfreda Brown, ber of Word in Power Outreach Missionary Baptist Church, 541 She was employed as Supervisor health failed. She was employed Helen Wyche (Andrew), Annie Ministry in Lake City under the NE Davis Ave., Lake City, FL, of Nursing at the Veteran Hospital with Lake Shore Hospital and the Ruth Barrington, Odell Anderson; Veterans Administration Hospital. uncles, Cleveland Harrington In the community, Deansye was (Jonnie), James Brown (Mamie), Dental Health is just as important for your pets as it known for her love of people. She Lee Autry Harrington, and Ernest is for you! 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e’ve always known sports tourism of the kind we practice here is a smart W idea, though our town didn’t invent it. Now we also know that, while it may not have been our idea to begin with, we do it bet- ter than anybody else our size in the state. Congratulations to county officials and the staff and crew at Southside Sports Complex, which has been named the best facility in its Students want justice snubbed class in Florida. It is recognition well deserved. Here’s what we found most satisfying about the award. Sports tourism markets are classi- Emotional trauma at Harvard fied by size in Florida, but that didn’t make the ohn Adams, our second when they grow older and possibly competition any less fierce. president and a principal become leaders. Are we to be inun- Southside beat out facilities in Naples, Marco Jguide in the writing of the dated by the likes of Alexandria Island, Flagler Beach, Treasure Coast and U.S. Constitution in addition Ocasio-Cortez whose autocratic to his work on the Declaration Green New Deal could ruin mil- more. of Independence, also defend- lions of lives and not save a single These are places that know something about ed British soldiers who killed one? tourism and then some. Clearly, we can com- American colonists in the Boston Yes, these angry students are a pete with anybody — and win, when it’s some- Massacre. Don’t do this unpopular minority, but we also know what thing we’re good at. thing, friends warned him, but he is happening generally, and all did it anyway because of a belief Jay Ambrose right, play with socialist imagin- Columbia County Sports Marketing Director in justice that may have derived in [email protected] ings, dear students. But also try Alden Rosner put it best. part from his Harvard education. to look around the curves and, “We’re competing with these really pristine, Sadly, this university is now snub- Sullivan himself tried to explain at Harvard, understand that guilt beautiful beach areas,” Rosner told our report- bing justice by going after a faculty that he took the case not because should not be determined by pop- er for the story on today’s front page. “To be member whose central mistake was he approved of what someone did, ular opinion and stop and read up awarded amongst these big heavy-hitters in not planning to defend foreigners in only that procedural fairness should on Sullivan. Are you aware that he red coats, but the equally despised be assured. Some of the students worked with criminal justice agen- the industry is really notable for us. It puts us Hollywood producer Harvey said they were thereby traumatized, cies throughout the country to among the elite.” Weinstein. This African American which is to say, in shock maybe help free as many as 6,000 wrong- Good job to all involved. law professor, Ronald Sullivan, and forever, as emotionally damaged as ly imprisoned citizens? Do you We’ve always known Southside was a gem. his wife, a lecturer, have also been a soldier with part of his body shot think wrong convictions are just Now all of Florida knows it too. faculty deans who have mentored off. accidents or that they may also and counseled some 400 students related to the kinds of defense in living quarters and a community Sullivan took the Sullivan understands so well? Will center know as Winthrop House. you ever do as much for just a few TODAY IN HISTORY That’s ending, they’ve been told. Weinstein case not lives as he did for 6,000? On this date: You see, some of the students in because he approved Let’s get back to Adams, who that abode said that every time they of what he allegedly was not a loyalist and planned on In 1430, Joan of Arc was captured by the Burgundians, would see him they would think of did, only that procedur- seeking public office as a patriot. who sold her to the English. Weinstein and his dozens of sexual al fairness should be He said to the jurors that he wanted In 1533, the marriage of England’s King Henry VIII to assaults. They could hardly believe assured. The students them to forget who was British and that a dean that close to them would who was a colonist and focus on Catherine of Aragon was declared null and void by the rejected the principle. Archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas Cranmer. be that close to him. They were facts. They did. They exonerated In 1618, the Defenestration of Prague took place as horrified, in tears, motivated to write six of the British officers accused Bohemian Protestants angry over what they saw as a objections in graffiti. And so a high- of murder while finding two guilty threat to their religious freedom threw two Catholic er-ranking dean concluded that the I won’t claim to be traumatized, of manslaughter. I don’t think imperial regents and their secretary out an upper-story “climate” at Winthrop House meant but I am hugely upset with these Weinstein is going to escape prison, palace window; the men survived the incident, which the deans must go even as they kept super-spoiled, self-absorbed cryba- but justice deserves a chance, and helped trigger the Thirty Years’ War. their other positions. bies refusing to deal with realities let’s don’t blame the Sullivan epi- In 1934, bank robbers Clyde Barrow and Bonnie The Harvard Crimson sided they will confront for the rest of sode entirely on the students. Parker were shot to death in a police ambush in Bienville with the students even though 52 their lives even in lavish, well-pro- With prestige roughly the equiv- Parish, Louisiana. law professors said this was awful, tected, communications-free surviv- alent of its net worth of something In 1939, the Navy submarine USS Squalus sank during explaining that every criminally al huts in the wilderness. like $43 billion, Harvard the institu- a test dive off the New England coast. Thirty-two crew accused person was entitled to a It’s akin to those never want- tion was the main actor and earned members and one civilian were rescued, but 26 others defense from the best lawyers avail- ing to hear anything contrary to itself an elevator ride to the base- died; the sub was salvaged and re-commissioned the able. Diminishing supply through what they might believe, thereby ment. USS Sailfish. nasty regards would not improve reducing a world of ideas to a crib the human condition or serve the of ideas. I really, truly fear for n Jay Ambrose is an op-ed columnist for n Associated Press community. what these young people may do Tribune News Service. Lake City Reporter Lake City Reporter Serving Columbia County Since 1874 SAT ‘adversity score’ merits a failing grade ecisions about admission the student’s environment, some of lege admissions. Wealthier families TheServing Lake City Columbia Reporter Countyis published Since with 1874 pride into college are based on a it drawn from community census pay extravagantly for consultants for residents of Columbia and ­surrounding coun‑ Dgamut of factors. Potentially data and some of it from sources and tutors. Leveling the playing tiesThe by Lake Community City Reporter Newspapers is published Inc. with pride among them: a student’s under- the College Board hasn’t identified, field by factoring in a student’s forWe residents believe of strong Columbia newspapers and ­surrounding build strong coun ‑ standing of parabolas, perihelions includes a neighborhood’s median socioeconomic background can, in tiescommunities by Community —‑“Newspapers Newspapers get Inc. things done!” and the Reconstruction — that is, family income, percentage of house- principle, make the system fairer. WeOur believe primary strong goal isnewspapers to publish distinguished­build strong and his or her academic preparation holds on food stamps, percentage of But there are too many holes communitiesprofitable community —‑“Newspapers-­oriented get newspapers. things done!” and performance. But should those single-parent families and so on. The in the College Board’s initiative OurThis primary ­mission goal will isbe to accomplis publish distinguished­hed through theand decisions also take into account the data yields an “overall disadvantage for us to give it a passing grade. profitable community-­oriented newspapers. resourcefulness shown in learning level” of between 1 and 100. Scores The board hasn’t fully explained teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, amid challenging circumstances — above 50 indicate students who its methodology for calculating its integrityThis ­mission and hard will bework. accomplished through the teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, say, an impoverished, crime-ridden “overall disadvantage level,” and integrity and hard work. neighborhood? There are too many holes in how much weight it gives to each of Todd Wilson, Publisher The College Board thinks so, and the initiative for us to give it the factors that play into that score. Robert Bridges, Editor if it had a good tool for measuring a passing grade. The board Are those factors the best indicators JimTodd Barr, Wilson, Associate Publisher Editor each applicant’s environment and hasn’t fully explained its of a student’s environmental hard- SueRobert Brannon, Bridges, Controller Editor perseverance, we’d be applauding methodology for calculating ships? Who knows — but that score today. But it doesn’t, so we aren’t. its ‘overall disadvantage level,’ might determine an applicant’s fate. Dink NeSmith, President The not-for-profit College Board and how much weight it We’re also troubled by the Dink NeSmith, President administers the SAT exam to rough- gives to each of the factors board’s decision to release student TomTom Wood, Wood, ChairmanChairman ly 2 million students every year, and that play into that score. adversity scores only to colleges, sends results to the nation’s col- not to the students themselves. An leges. Last week, the College Board applicant may not have an inherent announced that those results will be come from disadvantaged environ- right to read a teacher’s letter of accompanied by a package of data ments. Under 50 indicates students recommendation. But that student LETTERS POLICY that includes what national media who come from a place of privilege. should be able to challenge, or have been calling an “adversity Note, though, that this measure amplify upon, a score compiled Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly­ written score.” “Merit is all about resource- isn’t about the student, it’s about from databases. and ­double spaced. Letters will be edited for length and fulness,” the College Board’s chief the student’s habitat. Problem The board is planning to offer its libel. Letters must be signed and include the writer’s executive, David Coleman, told The already. What about the September initiative to 150 schools this year, name, address and ­telephone number for verification. New York Times. “This is about applicant whose family moved in and then expand it in 2020. But stu- Letters and guest columns are the opinions of the writers­ finding young people who do a great August from one kind of environ- dents, parents and colleges would deal with what they’ve been given.” ment to a very different neighbor- be better off if the College Board and not necessarily those of the Lake City Reporter. How does the College Board hood? What about the parents who went back to the drawing board. define, and purport to assign a scrimp to rent the cheapest house The college admissions process BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL precise number to, adversity? It in a decent school district — is needs more transparency, not less. 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown.­ gathers data on factors ranging from their child therefore “privileged”? This secret-sauce solution will only BY FAX: (386) 752-9400. the poverty level and crime rate in The recent bribery scandal breed more public mistrust that col- BY EMAIL: [email protected] a student’s neighborhood, to the involving celebrities getting their lege admissions is a rigged racket. information about the high school kids into elite schools has stoked that the student attends. Data about the debate over the fairness of col- n Chicago Tribune A5

THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2019 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 5A

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Comedy night Stand-Up for Meridian, an evening of laughter to support Meridian Behavioral Healthcare, at Halpatter Brewing Co., 264 NE Hernando Ave., in Lake City, takes place Thursday from 7–10 p.m. There will be two opening acts, and headlined by James Myers. There will be hors d’oeuvres, bev- erages, a silent auction and more before the show. Doors open 7 p.m., and the show begins at 8 p.m. Tickets are $25 in advance, $30 the day of the show. There is limited seating, so get your tickets soon.

Food outreach On Thursday, starting at 9 a.m., Catholic Charities Lake City will be conducting a community food outreach at Southside Sports Complex, 1963 SW Bascom Norris Drive. first come, first served, while supplies last. Only one per- son per household may be eli- gible and must be a resident of Columbia County. For more infor- mation, call 754-9180. COURTESY MOAA meeting Southern rockers The Suwannee River Valley Chapter of The Military Officer Southern Burn Band is one of the musical acts scheduled to perform at the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park’s Memorial Day Family Association of America will hold Weekend Getaway that kicks off Friday. Southern Burn will take the stage of the Music Hall on Saturday at 8 p.m. its monthly meeting on Thursday at the Lake City Elks Club, 309 Hernando Street. The social hour is available in White Springs and will go to Toys for Tots. All boats are Save the date begins at 6:30 p.m., followed by the the surrounding areas. asked to bring a new unwrapped toy. Volunteer at Haven program an 7. The program will be The public is also asked to donate. Haven Hospice is current- Blueberry Festival presented by MOAA member Milt Memorial Day Ceremony Vendors are welcome. ly seeking volunteers for many On Saturday, June 1, from 7 Aitken who will give a “virtual tour” The public is invited to attend the tasks. No experience necessary. a.m. to 5 p.m. is the 26th annu- of the Veterans Memorial Museum Annual Memorial Day Ceremony Run for diabetes To apply online visit www.beyour- al Wellborn Blueberry Festival. in Huntsville, Alabama. The meeting on Friday, May 24, 2019 beginning Rabia Temple #8 and Rabia Court haven.org/volunteer, stop by the Enjoy hometown hospitality is open to all Active Duty, Retired at 9:30 a.m. on the front lawn of the #25 is hosting a diabetes walk/run, office or an application can be with over 100 art, craft, and and Former U.S. Armed Service Lake City Veterans Affairs (VA) 2.5 miles or three times around mailed to you. food vendors. Come early for Commissioned Officers and their Medical Center (619 S Marion Lake DeSoto on Saturday at 7:30 our blueberry pancake break- spouses. For information and reser- Avenue, Lake City, 32025). In case a.m. Registration is $20 for adults, Tuesday fast starting at 7am. Check out vations please contact Paul Wengert of inclement weather, the ceremo- $10 for children. Contact Noble the Country Store featuring at 386-755-6897 or [email protected]. ny will move to the auditorium. Carlos Brown at 288-6235 or Dt. Seed Library in Fort White blueberry pies, cobblers and The keynote speaker is Chaplain Marva Udell at 438-0679, or register The Columbia Seed Lending ice cream. Stay for the array of Tennis clinic Bruce W. Hill, U.S. Navy, retired. on location — Olustee Park, across Library is open at the main library live entertainment and much The first 20 interested partic- from the courthouse. in Lake City on Tuesdays from 2 more ipants ages 6–14 who commit to Family getaway weekend to 4 p.m. The CCSL meets at the tennis instruction from Lake City– The Spirit of the Suwannee Music Democrats meeting Fort White library on Wednesdays Vacation Bible School Columbia Community Tennis Park and Campground is holding The Columbia County Democratic from 2 to 4 p.m. Volunteers are Community Vacation Bible Association will receive one-hour a Memorial Day Family Weekend Executive Committee is holding also on hand the first and third School – 2019 will be held at tennis lessons @ Young’s Park on Getaway running Friday through an interest meeting on Saturday Tuesday of the month from 2 to the Richardson Community Fridays. Tennis equipment will be Sunday. There will be bands per- at 2 p.m. at the New Beginnings 4 p.m. at the West Branch library Center during the week of provided for all members who par- forming all three days, kids games, Church — 993 NW Lake Jeffery located at 435 NW Hall of Fame June 3–7, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. ticipate. Commitment dates: June 14, face painting, waterslide, disc golf, Road in Lake City. Come join local Drive (off IS Hwy 90 just West of This year’s theme: “S.T.U. — 21, 28, July 12, 19. Registration will bounce houses, and more. Free Democrats to discuss forming a I-75). Super Training University, With be held Friday, June 14, at 10:30 a.m. hotdogs starting at 11 a.m., while Democratic group in our area. All Jesus.” All are invited, ages 3 Participants who register must be supplies last. For more information, registered Democrats are welcome Wednesday through adults. Sponsored on time and appropriately dressed. call park offices at 364-1683. to attend. For more information, con- churches are: Greater Truevine The summer tennis clinic for the tact the Florida Democratic Party Bridge Club MBC, Mount Tabor AMEC, gneral public is 11 a.m. to noon. The Dinner and dancing Community Engagement Director Lake City Duplicate Bridge Club New Beginnings Restoration C, four-week clinic will be followed by Dances are held each Friday for Northeast Florida Abigayil meets at 12:30 p.m. Wednesdays at New Bethel MBC, New Mount a Team Challenge Event on July night from 6 to 9 p.m. at The Yisrael at [email protected]. The Country Club at Lake City. All Pisgah AMEC and Trinity UMC. 19. This event is sponsored by the Lifestyle Enrichment Center, 628 bridge enthusiasts are welcome. Host church is New Mount United States Tennis Association SE Allison Court (behind Baya Farmers market For more, call Dottie Rogers at 386- Pisgah. For more information, and Youth Tennis Foundation. Pharmacy). $7 admission. Bring The Lake DeSoto Farmers 758-8606. call 752-1830. a dish or dessert to share. All Market is open every Saturday proceeds benefit the center. Call from 9am to 1pm in the parking Free soil pH tests World Blood Donor Day ‘Preschool Storytime’ 386-755-0235 for more. lot at the corner of Marion Avenue Now is the time to start pre- World Blood Donor Day is “Preschool Storytime,” a library and Duval Street across from the paring for your spring garden. approaching fast! Join LifeSouth program for families with pre- ‘Baby & Me’ Courthouse Annex located. The The Columbia County Master at our Lake City donor center, schoolers, is held on Thursdays at “Baby & Me,” a library pro- Lake DeSoto Farmers Market is a Gardeners conduct free soil pH tests June 14 from 9am to 7pm. Help 11 a.m. at the main branch of the gram for parents and babies, is project of the Lake City Community every Wednesday at the UF/IFAS us reach our goal of 50 blood Columbia County Public Library, held on Fridays at 11 a.m. at the Redevelopment Agency (CRA). For Agricultural Extension Office locat- donors! There will be free food at 308 NW Columbia Ave. in down- main branch of the Columbia more information about the Lake ed at 971 W. Duval Street, Suite 170 from local restaurants, and free town Lake City. For more informa- County Public Library, 308 NW DeSoto Farmer Market call 386-719- in Lake City. You may drop off your raffles every hour for prizes tion about the library’s children’s Columbia Ave. in downtown Lake 5766 or visit market.lcfla.com. soil samples any weekday between to show our appreciation! We’ll programs, call 386-758-2101. City. For more information about 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. For more informa- see you on June 14 from 9am to the library’s children’s programs, Sunday tion, call 386-752-5384. 7pm. Give local, save local. Visit GeriActors call 386-758-2101. LifeSouth.org for more infor- Residents are invited to join Bingo at Amer. Legion ‘Terrific Twos’ mation. the Reader’s Theater Group on Bingo games are offered every “Terrific Twos,” a library pro- Tuesdays and Thursdays from Saturday Sunday, Monday and Thursday gram for toddlers, is offered Car and motorcycle show 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. at the Lifestyle at 6:45 p.m. at the American on Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. at Only July 4 from 2 p.m. to 10 Enrichment Center, 628 SE Allison First responders lunch Legion Post 57, 2602 SW Main the main branch of the Columbia p.m. at the Columbia County Court. All first responders are welcome Blvd. in Lake City. There are County Public Library, 308 NW Fairgrounds, the Lake City to come enjoy a free lunch on the three $250 jackpots each night. Columbia Ave. in downtown Lake Chamber of Commerce and Friday American Legion Post 57, 2602 SW Quarter games are played at 3 City. For more information about the Mopar Muscle of North Florida Main Blvd., on Saturday, May 25, p.m. Mondays, Thursdays and library’s children’s programs, call is holding the Freedom Car & Florida Folk Festival from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Feast on a Sundays. Refreshments are avail- 386-758-2101. Motorcycle Show. There will be The Stephen Foster Folk Culture hot open-faced roast beef sandwich, able at reasonable prices. For fireworks, food, children activ- Center State Park invites you to the mashed potatoes and gravy, green more, call 752-7776. Volunteers needed ities, vendors and crafts. The 67th Annual Florida Folk Festival. beans and a dessert. Eat in or take Community Hospice and car and motorcyle show will The festival starts Friday and runs out. For more information, call Rick Palliative Care is looking for vol- be from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., open through Sunday on the banks of Cabrera at 904-626-1683 or the Post Monday unteers to serve in several dif- to all cars and motorcycles. the historic Suwannee River. at 752-7776. This is the Post’s way of ferent capacities including: relief Preregistration is $15, until Gates will open at 8 a.m. and saying, “Thanks for all you do.” Al-Anon group visits for our patient’s families, June 29. The first 25 registered opening ceremonies will begin at An Al-Anon group meets at pet therapy, veteran pinning and receive a goodie bag. It will 6:30 p.m. Advance tickets for the Brim tournament First Christian Church (403 W. clerical help. Visit our website, be $20 to register the day of festival are $25 per day, or $50 for On Saturday, the Fishing for Kids Duval St., Lake City) at 6 p.m. Volunteer.CommunityHospice. the show. To display only (not the weekend. On the day of the Brim Tournament will be held from on Mondays and 10 a.m. on com to learn more about our vol- judged) is $8. event, tickets will be $30 per day, 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Sandy Point Wednesdays. Newcomers group unteer on-boarding process and to or $60 for the weekend. Children Motel & Campground in Branford. meets on Mondays at 5 p.m. complete a volunteer application. Kids camp under 6 years of age are admitted The event is open to the public. Camp Suwannee — Advent free of charge. Tickets for children There is a $30 entry fee per boat, and Volunteers needed Al-Anon meeting Christian Village, 11057 between the ages of 6 and 16 will a child must be on the boat with an The Christian Service Center is An Al-Anon group meets at St. Dowling Park Drive in Live be $5 for the entire weekend. adult. Weih in your biggest 15 brim in search of volunteers. The cen- James Episcopal Church (2425 Oak — is holding its Junior Camping is not offered on the (sorry, no crappie). Seventy percent ter’s mission is to serve those in SW Bascom Norris Drive) at 6 Camp (ages 7-12) from July 7 festival grounds, but there are of the entry fees will go toward prize need in Columbia County through p.m. on Mondays and 10 a.m. on through July 13, and its Senior plenty of places to camp in the money, while the other 30% plus all Christian faith and resources. For Wednesdays. Newcomers group Camp (ages 13-18) from July 14 nearby area. Camping and lodging proceeds from the raffle drawing more, call 386-755-1770. meets on Mondays at 5 p.m. through July 20. A6

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STUDENT FOCUS Kinley Cothran Age: 9 Parents: Donald and Candice Cothran School, grade: Summers Elementary, 3rd grade Principal: Jennifer Saucer What clubs or organiza- COURTESY tions, both in and out of school, do you belong to? Monthly Munchers Kinley plays softball with GSACC with Coach John Richardson Sixth Grade Academy hosted its final Monthly Monday Muncher luncheon on April 29. The Sherman. She is also a part kids enjoyed a delicious lunch donated by Olive Garden and were fortunate to listen to the guest speaker, of the Columbia All Star Brian Tucker, owner of a local Wendy’s franchise. Tucker shared great thoughts for kids to ponder on as they Team. She is a member of continue to grow into young adults. Pictured (in no particular order): Dylan Yepez, Jalesia Mayo, Breanna Summers Elementary cho- Ledbetter, Tralynn Mullins, Rannon Tannachion, Michelle Ladson, Amar Singh, Luna Robinson, Jada Yates, rus, student council and Kinley Landon Baker, Kennedy Maxwell, Shelby Cummings, Schamari Lockley, Adrianna Gomez, David Harps, Gage cup stacking team. Griffis, Marissa Paul, Casey McKinley, Issac Kimble, Principal Sonya Judkins, Assistant Principal Ed Carter, Achievements: Kids with her.” — Heather Giebeig Wendy’s Owner Brian Tucker, and Teacher on Assignment Laura Folsom. Character, Citizenship “Kinley has a great work Award, Met AR Goal all of ethic. She is a very friendly the four nine weeks, 100+ and has a cooperative atti- points in AR. tude. She is a wonderful Favorite thing at school: I student. I am blessed to Celebrating student love my teachers and reading! have her in my class this What would you like to year.” — Stacy Whiteside success at Eastside do when you get out of Principal’s comment: school? I would like to play Kinley is an amazing young Last week at Eastside who exceeded expecta- softball at the University of lady. She approaches every Elementary, teachers tions received gold tickets Florida. I would also like to task with determination wanted to show their for special prizes as well. become a cop. and excellence. She is a joy appreciation for students Tiger Carnival: During Teachers’ comment: to her teachers and class- striving to do well all year the Tiger Carnival, stu- “Kinley exhilarates an ener- mates. I look forward to and to celebrate their suc- dents enjoyed playing in gy that her peers want to watching Kinley grow and cess. bounce houses, eating be around. She strives to learn here at Summers! Ticket Drawing: Every snacks, dancing, and many be her best at everything. Student’s comment: I am student received a prize other fun activities to cel- Kinley never gives up and so excited I was chosen. during our annual ticket ebrate their hard work for always gives 100%. She has I would like to thank my drawing event. Students this school year.­ a bright future ahead of teachers! COURTESY PHOTOS

Above: front row: Weston Thomas, Marlee Hunt and Destin Hosford. Back row: Kensi Shaw, Laura Van Beadles, Trinity Allen, Kyler Keen and John Lee. Left: front row: Yasmine Taylor and Brianna Deese. Back row: Ava Brennon, Mason Harris, Tyler Denson and Adriauna Combs. Below: Aiden Pope, Jordan Johnson, Clayton Barry and Michael Terrell.

Above: Marlee Hunt and Kelsie Kennington. Below: Jasper Sands and Michael Byrd.

Jadda Jackson, Kaderona Keel, Aniyah Weston, Landyn Robinson and Brooklyhn Crusaw. Library’s summer kid programs First, “A Universe of Stories” essay Saturday art class series for ages 8-13 and contest for ages 9-13 and ages 14-18. First, ages 9-18. Colored pencil, acrylic painting, second and third place essays will be watercolor painting and sneaker art will awarded $100, $50 and $25 respectively be available in June and July. A complete for each age group. The theme is space class schedule can also be found at any and there are three topics to choose branch of the Columbia County Library. from for each age group. The first place Classes are free and all supplies are pro- essay will be published in the Lake City vided. Seating is limited, so be sure to Reporter. Rules and applications can be reserve your spot. For more information found at any branch of the Columbia on the essay contest and the summer art County Library and at the front desk of program, please call 386-758-2101. the Lake City Reporter. Also taking off is “A Universe of Art,” a ­— From staff reports B1

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PREP FOOTBALL ALL HANDS ON DECK Young CHS receivers may be forced to step up following injuries to Bradley, Williams.

By JORDAN KROEGER [email protected]

First, Jaden Williams went down. Then, Lanadrick Bradley. The rest of Columbia’s receiving corps could be forced to grow up quickly this summer. Williams broke his collarbone in the Tigers’ 49-20 win over Bartram Trail in the spring game last Friday when he was slammed down hard after mak- ing a catch. The rising junior was on deck to play a big role in Columbia’s offense this season following the departures of TJ Jones and Bobby Fulton. So was Bradley, who flashed his athleticism on a one-yard touchdown sweep for the game’s first score. But then the rising senior later injured his knee and left the contest for the rest of the night, his status unknown going into the summer. Those two guys started the game alongside 2020 three-star prospect Marquez Bell, who led Columbia with five catches for 87 yards. “These young guys are going to have to step up,” Columbia coach Brian Allen said. “You hate to be in the situation in your program ever where soph- omores and freshmen are having to play. It should always be your juniors and seniors that are your GARY LLOYD McCULLOUGH/Special to the Reporter Columbia receiver Jaden Williams (1) runs up the field after a catch during the first half against Bartram Trail in the teams’ spring game last Friday. CHS continued on 6B

AUTO RACING NHL Bruins, Blues meet in Stanley Cup Final 49 years in making

By STEPHEN WHYNO Associated Press

Seeing the famous photo of Bobby Orr scoring the 1970 Stanley Cup-winning NEW-JOURNAL FILE goal to beat his St. Louis This merger would give NASCAR control of the ISC owned tracks, including Blues doesn’t bring back Daytona International Speedway. bad memories for Scotty Bowman. “Not really,” the legend- NASCAR strikes $2B deal with ary coach said. “Because we didn’t have a big oppor- ISC, will gain a dozen tracks tunity to win that series.” Orr and the big, bad DILIP VISHWANAT/Associated Press By MARK LONG fewer events. Boston Bruins swept Boston Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask (40) makes a save Associated Press NASCAR President Steve Phelps has Bowman’s overmatched, against the St. Louis Blues’ Patrick Maroon during the made it clear that the 38-race schedule expansion-era Blues in that second period of a game on Feb. 23 in St. Louis. The NASCAR announced the $2 billion in the top-tier Cup Series, generally con- series. Now 49 years later, Bruins and Blues will meet in the Stanley Cup Final, purchase of International Speedway sidered too taxing for teams and fans, is Boston is in its third final a rematch of the 1970 series that ended with Bobby Corp. on Wednesday, an aggressive among the areas the sanctioning body in nine seasons and St. Orr’s famous goal and leaping celebration. Boston move to gain control of key racetracks is looking to change. Seven of the ISC Louis is back for the first has been in the final three times in the past nine sea- and set itself up for sweeping changes tracks host not just one Cup Series race time since 1970, but this sons, but this is St. Louis’ first trip in 49 years. that could save America’s most popular each season but two. Bruins-Blues rematch is a racing series. NASCAR’s five-year agreement with showdown between two of Trophy as playoff MVP. said. “But then it’s back to The deal is expected to close by the tracks ends after the 2020 season. the NHL’s best teams since Brad Marchand is playing work, and there’s a lot of end of the year. “We are pleased with the progress Jan. 1. some of the best hockey of work in front of us.” ISC owns 12 tracks that host NASCAR that the negotiation and execution of the “Now it’s more level,” his career with 18 points in Unlike in 1970, when the races, including Daytona International merger agreement between NASCAR and Bowman said. “(The Blues) 17 games, and there’s a mix Bruins essentially just had Speedway, Talladega Superspeedway, ISC represents,” NASCAR said in a state- don’t give a lot of room in of veterans from the 2011 to step on the ice to take the Darlington Raceway and Homestead- ment. “While important regulatory and their end, and of course Stanley Cup-winning team final, these Blues won’t go Miami Speedway. Its holdings stretch shareholder approval processes remain, their goalie’s been lights and fresh players eager to away. They woke up last in from New York to California, and ISC we look forward to the successful final out.” get their names etched on the league on Jan. 3 before is one of two major facilities compa- resolution of this matter and continuing Coming off a sweep of the trophy. winning 30 of their final 45 nies that host NASCAR races, along with our work to grow this sport and deliver Carolina in the Eastern “I think as you get older, games to roll into the play- Speedway Motorsports Inc. great racing experiences for our fans Conference final, the Bruins you appreciate it even more, offs, where they beat the Gaining control of a dozen tracks, everywhere. With a strong vision for the are favored in the series and you realize how hard it Winnipeg Jets, Dallas Stars along with Iowa Speedway, which it future, the France family’s commitment that begins Monday in is to get to this point and and San Jose Sharks. already owns, would seemingly make to NASCAR and the larger motorsports Boston. Goaltender Tuukka advance and be thankful Craig Berube, who it easier for NASCAR to alter its racing Rask is the front-runner and stay in the moment,” schedule, including the possibility of NASCAR continued on 5B to win the Conn Smythe center Patrice Bergeron CUP continued on 5B 2B THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2019 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER SCOREBOARD SEC TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP TV LISTINGS MLB NBA PLAYOFFS Shepherd’s home run gives Today AMERICAN LEAGUE CONFERENCE FINALS AUTO RACING East Division Best-of-7; x-if necessary 8:55 a.m. W L Pct GB Eastern Conference Georgia win over Texas A&M ESPN2 — Formula One: Monaco Grand New York 30 17 .638 — Milwaukee 2, Toronto 2 Prix, practice session 2, Monaco Tampa Bay 27 18 .600 2 May 15: Milwaukee 108, Toronto 100 Associated Press 3 p.m. Boston 25 23 .521 5½ May 17: Milwaukee 125, Toronto 103 2 seed Arkansas, which beat seed Georgia, which beat FS1 — NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Toronto 20 28 .417 10½ May 19: Toronto 118, Milwaukee 112, 2 OT No. 7 seed Mississippi 5-3 on Texas A&M 2-0 earli- Series: practice, Charlotte, N.C. Baltimore 15 33 .313 15½ May 21: Toronto 120, Milwaukee 102 HOOVER, Ala. — Cam Wednesday. Texas A&M (37- er Wednesday. Ole Miss 4 p.m. Central Division May 23: Toronto at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. FS1 — NASCAR Xfinity Series: practice, W L Pct GB May 25: Milwaukee at Toronto, 8:30 p.m. Shepherd belted a two-run 20-1) faces Ole Miss in an (34-24) has an elimina- Charlotte, N.C. Minnesota 32 16 .667 — x-May 27: Toronto at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. homer with two outs in the elimination game Thursday. tion game Thursday with 6 p.m. Cleveland 25 23 .521 7 Western Conference bottom of the ninth inning Texas A&M starter Texas A&M. FS1 — NASCAR Xfinity Series: final prac- Chicago 21 26 .447 10½ Golden State 4, Portland 0 tice, Charlotte, N.C. Detroit 18 27 .400 12½ May 14: Golden State 116, Portland 94 to give No. 3 seed Georgia Chris Weber held Georgia Ole Miss led 3-2 until 7 p.m. Kansas City 17 31 .354 15 May 16: Golden State 114, Portland 111 a 2-0 victory over No. 6 hitless before allowing Arkansas pulled ahead for FS1 — NASCAR Monster Energy Cup West Division May 18: Golden State 110, Portland 99 seed Texas A&M in the Randon Jernigan’s one-out good on Kenley’s two-run Series: qualifying, Charlotte, N.C. W L Pct GB May 20: Golden State 119, Portland 117, OT 9 p.m. Houston 33 16 .673 — Southeastern Conference single in the eighth. single off Zack Phillips (4-3) FS1 — ARCA Series: The General Tire 150, Texas 24 23 .511 8 Tournament on Wednesday. Georgia’s Tim Elliott, with two outs in the sixth Charlotte, N.C. Oakland 25 25 .500 8½ Shepherd blasted Justin Glover and Zac inning. Los Angeles 22 26 .458 10½ IN BRIEF COLLEGE BASEBALL a 2-2 pitch from Joseph Kristofak (5-0) combined Ole Miss put the tying 10 a.m. Seattle 23 29 .442 11½ ANN ARBOR, Mich. BTN — Big Ten Tournament: Michigan vs. NATIONAL LEAGUE AP Souce: Michigan hires Menefee (3-2) over the on a two-hitter. run on third and the poten- Illinois, Second Round East Division left-field fence, barely sail- tial go-ahead run on first in 10:30 a.m. W L Pct GB Howard as basketball coach SEC — SEC Tournament: Texas A&M vs. Philadelphia 28 20 .583 — ing over the glove of left NO. 2 SEED ARKANSAS the eighth inning, but Matt Ole Miss, Third Round Atlanta 26 23 .531 2½ Juwan Howard is coming fielder Cam Blake. DEFEATS OLE MISS Cronin struck out pinch-hit- 2 p.m. New York 22 25 .468 5½ back to Michigan. Georgia (43-14) got just Jack Kenley knocked ter Chase Cockrell to end Washington 19 29 .396 9 BTN — Big Ten Tournament: Loser of The former member of three hits but still won an home three runs the threat. Arkansas added Indiana/Iowa vs. loser of Minnesota/ Miami 14 31 .311 12½ the Fab Five has agreed to a Nebraska, Second Round Central Division five-year deal to coach the SEC Tournament game for Wednesday as No. 2 seed an insurance run in the SEC — SEC Tournament: Loser of W L Pct GB the first time since 2011. Arkansas defeated No. 7 bottom of the eighth. Chicago 28 18 .609 — Wolverines, a person with Vanderbilt/Auburn vs. loser of Mississippi The Bulldogs had lost eight seed Mississippi 5-3 in the Arkansas’ Kevin Kopps State/LSU, Third Round Milwaukee 29 22 .569 1½ direct knowledge of the deal 5:30 p.m. Pittsburgh 24 21 .533 3½ told The Associated Press straight SEC Tournament Southeastern Conference (6-3) allowed one run in 1 SEC — SEC Tournament: Arkansas vs. St. Louis 24 24 .500 5 on Wednesday on condition games. Tournament. 2/3 innings of relief. Cronin Cincinnati 22 27 .449 7½ Georgia, Third Round of anonymity because the The Bulldogs remain in the Arkansas (41-15) got the last four outs — all 6 p.m. West Division announcement had not been BTN — Big Ten Tournament: Maryland W L Pct GB made. winners’ bracket and have a remains in the winners’ by strikeout — to earn his vs. Ohio State, Second Round Los Angeles 32 17 .653 — Michigan is giving the Thursday matchup with No. bracket and faces No. 3 11th save of the season. San Diego 26 24 .520 6½ 9 p.m. Miami Heat assistant coach SEC — SEC Tournament: Winner of Arizona 25 25 .500 7½ his first shot at being a head Vanderbilt/Auburn vs. winner of Colorado 21 25 .457 9½ Mississippi State/LSU, Third Round San Francisco 21 26 .447 10 coach, other than during the ACC TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP 10 p.m. NBA’s summer league. He BTN — Big Ten Tournament: Winner of Wednesday’s Games replaces John Beilein, who Indiana/Iowa vs. winner of Minnesota/ Oakland 7, Cleveland 2 left to coach the Cleveland Nebraska, Second Round, Second Round Milwaukee 11, Cincinnati 9 Cavaliers. Boston College upsets top-seed COLLEGE SOFTBALL Kansas City 8, St. Louis 2, 1st game Howard helped Michigan 7 p.m. Texas 2, Seattle 1 San Diego 5, Arizona 2 reach the national champi- ESPN — NCAA Tournament: Oklahoma onship game twice, playing Louisville at ACC Tournament State at Florida State, Super Regionals, N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. alongside Chris Webber, Game 1 Colorado at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Associated Press seed for the third time in five years, but 9 p.m. Boston at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Jalen Rose, Jimmy King and ESPN — NCAA Tournament: Texas at L.A. Dodgers at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Ray Jackson. The school later has yet to win the championship. Alabama, Super Regionals, Game 1 Miami at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. removed the Fab Five’s Final DURHAM, N.C. — Dan Metzdorf threw GOLF Washington at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Four banners from Crisler a three-hitter, Jake Alu drove in three DUKE TOPS NOTRE DAME 9:30 a.m. Kansas City at St. Louis, 7:45 p.m., 2nd game Arena as part of self-imposed GOLF — European Tour Golf: Made in Philadelphia at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. runs and Boston College beat top-seed- Michael Rothenberg hit a grand slam Chicago White Sox at Houston, 8:10 p.m. sanctions that stemmed from Denmark, first round, Denmark one of the NCAA’s largest ed Louisville 5-1 on Wednesday to earn and drove in five runs, and Duke beat Notre 1 p.m. Minnesota at L.A. Angels, 9:07 p.m. a spot in the Atlantic Coast Conference Dame 10-6 on Tuesday night at the Atlantic GOLF — PGA Tour Champions Golf: Atlanta at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. financial scandals. KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship, Today’s Games Tournament semifinals. Coast Conference baseball tournament. first round, Rochester, N.Y. Washington at N.Y. Mets, 12:10 p.m. KEY BISCAYNE The 12th-seeded Eagles (31-26) won The seventh-seeded Blue Devils (31-24) 4 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 12:35 p.m. NFL draft to Cleveland in Colorado at Pittsburgh, 12:35 p.m. twice in two days to advance from won their opener in pool play and will earn a GOLF — PGA Tour Golf: Charles 2021, Kansas City in 2023 Schwab Challenge, first round, Boston at Toronto, 12:37 p.m. their three-team round-robin pool spot in the semifinals with a victory over sec- Fort Worth, Texas Miami at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. into Saturday’s semifinals. BC beat ond-seeded Georgia Tech (38-16) on Friday. Philadelphia at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. The NFL’s draft road show 5:30 a.m. (Friday) eighth-seeded Clemson 7-5 a day earlier Lead-off hitter Joey Loperfido went 1 GOLF — European Tour Golf: Made in Atlanta at San Francisco, 3:45 p.m. is headed to Cleveland and Denmark, second round, Tampa Bay at Cleveland, 6:10 p.m. Kansas City. before stunning the Cardinals (43-14). for 3 with three walks and three runs Denmark Chicago White Sox at Houston, 8:10 p.m. To celebrate the Browns’ Metzdorf (8-2) struck out seven with scored for Duke. MIXED MARTIAL ARTS 75th anniversary, the 2021 four walks and allowed only one extra-base Rothenberg’s drive to right-center in the 7 p.m. NHL PLAYOFFS draft will be held in Cleveland. ESPN2 — Professional Fighters League: hit during his first career complete game. first put the Blue Devils up 4-0. He added Two years later, the home of He got plenty of offensive support from a run-scoring sacrifice fly in the seventh. lightweight and featherweight MMA CONFERENCE FINALS the Chiefs gets its chance. bouts, Uniondale, N.Y. Best-of-7; x-if necessary In recent years, the league Alu, who had a two-run single in the fourth Reliever Matt Dockman (6-1) entered in MLB BASEBALL Eastern Conference inning and an RBI double in the eighth. the fourth and gave up three hits in three 12:30 p.m. Boston 4, Carolina 0 has taken the draft out of MLB — Boston at Toronto OR NY Yankees May 9: Boston 5, Carolina 2 New York and to Chicago; Gian Martinelli and Joe Suozzi had innings for the victory. Thomas Girard at Baltimore May 12: Boston 6, Carolina 2 Philadelphia; Arlington, Texas; run-scoring singles during a two-run sev- struck out six in 2 2/3 innings for his 3:30 p.m. May 14: Boston 2, Carolina 1 and Nashville. Next year it enth after the Cardinals closed to 2-1 on ninth save. MLB — Atlanta at San Francisco OR May 16: Boston 4, Carolina 0 will be in Las Vegas a few Philadelphia at Chicago Cubs (joined in Western Conference months before the Oakland Logan Wyatt’s RBI groundout. Eric Gilgenbach hit a solo homer for progress) St. Louis 4, San Jose 2 Raiders move there. 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DILBERT DEAR ABBY Man tells wife of his travel plans on need-to-know basis

DEAR ABBY: I could ma now. In light of the fact use your advice about my that you have worked for husband. He refuses to enter him for so long, perhaps he his work travel schedule on will consider instituting a BABY BLUES the household calendar. He retirement plan now. If he is snapped at me this week unwilling, then it’s time to when he finally revealed he look for other employment was leaving Sunday. It took with better compensation three more days to get the Abigail Van Buren and hope you can find a date he was coming back. It www.dearabby.com match even if it means miss- left me with only two days ing the luncheon. to decide how to enjoy the anniversary is approaching. DEAR ABBY: Please time alone. I suspect that he’s People think I should be enlighten me on etiquette. withholding his plans to keep ready to retire when he does. My friend and I were out to me from enjoying myself too The problem is, I live pay- lunch. While we were sitting much while he’s gone. check to paycheck, and there there, she got on Facebook BLONDIE I think it’s disrespectful to is no retirement plan. What and posted about it. I think keep your wife in the dark little money I had saved went it was rude of her not to ask until just a day or two before out the window when I got a if I minded. It’s not a secret, you leave. I need a way to divorce a few years ago. but why put it on Facebook? motivate my man to share I know I need to quit and I don’t understand why peo- his travel dates earlier. I’m at go somewhere that offers ple think they have to adver- the point where I’m tempted real benefits, but I feel like tise everything they do. Do to ignore him and his travel leaving will create a huge rift. they do it because they want since he is acting more like I adore the patients, and I to feel important? — OLD- a child than a husband. I’m know they will ask him what FASHIONED WOMAN not his mommy, and I need happened. I don’t want to DEAR OLD- to break his mean streak. seem ungrateful. FASHIONED: I am sure Advice? — KEPT IN THE I know it’s my fault for not some of them do. Others BEETLE BAILEY DARK IN LOUISIANA demanding more earlier. I may do it because they want DEAR KEPT: Stop putting get depressed when patients to memorialize the occasion yourself at your husband’s tell me about their retire- or think others are actually mercy. You are both adults. If ment plans, or I hear about interested. If you preferred you need a break and would his. I will be working until that she not do it, you should like to schedule appoint- I die. I’m afraid he will take have spoken up, told her ments, see a play, visit with the staff out for a nice lunch you are a private person and friends, go on a trip, whatever to celebrate my 30 years, and asked her to please not men- — schedule it regardless of I will be so sad or bitter that tion your name or post your when your husband will be I won’t be able to hide it. — image in the future. traveling. And enjoy yourself. LIVING PAYCHECK TO ■ Write Dear Abby at DEAR ABBY: I have PAYCHECK www.DearAbby.com or HAGAR THE HORRIBLE worked for the same doctor DEAR LIVING: Talk to P.O. Box 69440, for 29 years. My 30-year your boss about your dilem- Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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yp g y IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF in the surplus from the sale, if Title:   THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIR- any, other than the property Notary CUIT IN AND FOR COLUMBIA owner as of the date of the lis COUNTY, FLORIDA pendens must file a claim with- 510585 FedEx Contractor hiring GENERAL JURISDICTION DI- in 60 days after the sale. May 23, 2019 DRIVERS for Monday and Sat- VISION Dated this 9th, day of May, urday delivery work. We are CASE NO. 12-2018-CA-000443 2019.  currently seeking 5 PT posi- USAA FEDERAL SAVINGS P. Dewitt Cason tions. This a fill-in a few days a MAKE EXTRA BANK, As Clerk of the Court month position. Occasionally a $$ MONEY $$ Plaintiff, By: /s/ Susan Weeks Accepting resumes for Home week at a time for driver vaca- vs. As Deputy Clerk Sales and Home Financing po- tions. The Lake City Reporter, a NATHAN M HERBERT; IMPORTANT sitions. Email resume to: No CDL required. daily newspaper, seeks GRACE M HERBERT, et al. AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- [email protected]. Drivers will use cargo duty vans, box cutaway vans and Independent Contractor Defendant(s). TIES ACT: If you are a person Newspaper Carriers for NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE with a disability who requires Activities Director step vans. SALE accommodations in order to LEC is now hiring a full time Typical day is going to FedEx several motor routes in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN participate in a court proceed- Activities Director. Minimum re- ground terminal near Cecil the city and county. You pursuant to a Final Judgment of ing, you are entitled, at no cost quirements two-year college Field in Jax, approx. 7AM, set must be motivated by Foreclosure dated May 6th, to you, the provision of certain degree. Prefer education in and load packages, then run earning extra money, be 2019 , and entered in 12-2018- assistance. Please contact: business management, cre- deliveries in Columbia County and Branford. an early riser and have CA-000443 of the Circuit Court Carrina Cooper, Court Adminis- ative arts and writing. Must be reliable transportation. of the THIRD Judicial Circuit in tration, 173 NE Hernando Av- computer literate. The ability to 100 packages & 50 to 70 stops and for COLUMBIA County, enue, Room 408, Lake City, FL write and speak in public. Apply per day are normal daily work. Apply in person during Florida, wherein USAA FEDER- 32055; Phone: 386.758.163. at 628 SE Allison CT, no phone $120. - $150. per day. Will normal business hours. AL SAVINGS BANK is the Contact Court Administration at calls. train. Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm Plaintiff and NATHAN M HER- least 7 days before your sched- REQUIREMENTS: NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE BERT; GRACE M HERBERT uled court appearance, or im- Case Manager Must have one year of verifi- are the Defendant(s). P. Dewitt mediately upon receiving this LEC is now hiring a full time able experience driving a com- Cason as the Clerk of the Cir- notification if the time before Case Manager. Minimum re- mercial vehicle in the last 3 cuit Court will sell to the highest the scheduled appearance is quirements: a bachelor's de- years or at least 3 yrs in the and best bidder for cash at 173 less than 7 days; if you are gree in social work, sociology, last 10. EASY NE Hernando AVe., Lake City, hearing impaired call 11. psychology, nursing, gerontolo- Driving exp can be any com- FL 32056, at 11:00 AM, on Publish In: LAKE CITY RE- gy, or a related social services mercial vehicles, pizza deliver, AND CONVENIENT July 10, 2019 , the following PORTER field,and 3 -5 years experience. parts delivery, landscaping Look at what you can do described property as set forth Submitted by: Robertson, An- Apply at 628 SE Allison CT, no truck, rental center truck, etc. in said Final Judgment, to wit: schutz & Schneid, P.L. phone calls. Must have clean criminal LOT 1, BLOCK B, OF MILL Attorneys for Plaintiff record and absolutely no D.U.I. ONLINE CREEK, ACCORDING TO THE Robertson, Anschutz & Must be able to pass drug test. PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD- Schneid, P.L., Must be able to lift & carry pkgs weighing over 100 lbs as need- ED IN PLAT BOOK 5, PAGES Boca Raton, FL 33487 GO 127 AND 127 A, OF THE PUB- Telephone: 561-241-6901 Circulation District Manager ed. TO www.lakecityreporter.com LIC RECORDS OF COLUMBIA Fax: 561-997-6909 Above requirements are non- COUNTY, FLORIDA. The Lake City Reporter has an negotiable. Click FORMS & SUBMISSIONS ALSO 508670 immediate opening for a If interested and meet all re- A PORTION OF LAND IN SEC- May 16, 23, 2019 Circulation District Manager. quirements, please call Bobby ❑ Anniversary Announcement TION 17, TOWNSHIP 4 The full-time position works McClain at (386) 965-6547. SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, BE- overnight in a supervisory role ❑ Birth Announcement ING BOUNDED TO THE in our circulation department. Front Desk, customer service & NORTH BY LOT 1 IN BLOCK B INVITATION TO BID Energetic candidates should basic clerical experience a ❑ Change of Address plus, will train. Good pay. Indi- OF MILL CREEK AS PER BID NO. 2019-G expect the following from the ❑ PLAT THEREOF RECORDED CORRUGATED METAL PIPE position: vidual must be responsible with Delivery Issues or Concerns IN PLAT BOOK 5, PAGES 127 Please be advised that • Supervises independent good work history. 32-40 hrs. ❑ AND 127A, OF THE PUBLIC Columbia County desires to ac- contractors in the delivery of Apply in person. NO CALLS. Engagement Announcement America's Best Value Inn of RECORDS OF COLUMBIA cept bids on the above refer- the Lake City Reporter to ❑ Give a gift subscription COUNTY, FLORIDA, ALSO enced item. Bids will be ac- subscribers Lake City 3835 W US Hwy 90 BOUNDED TO THE SOUTH cepted through 2:00 P.M. 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ING A 60.00 FOOT RIGHT-OF- 1918 SW SKYLINE, FORT WHITE, FL 32038 Contact Call for details (386) 755-7700 WAY; THENCE S 00°31'49" W, ask for Greg ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY Phone Number: (386) 361-0987 A DISTANCE OF 43.00 FEET and the extent of the interest of TO THE POINT OF CURVA- each, is as follows: Epiphany Catholic School is TURE OF A CURVE TO THE Name: HEATHER J. HOWELL looking for a 5th Grade Teach- RIGHT, HAVING A RADIUS Extent of Interest: 100% er, Middle School Social Stud- OF 970.00 FEET, A CENTRAL by:/s/ HEATHER J. HOWELL ies Teacher and Part Time ANGLE OF 04°01'55", A TAN- STATE OF FLORIDA Guidance Counselor. MUST GENT LENGTH OF 34.14 COUNTY OF COLUMBIA BE FLDOE CERTIFIED. For FEET, A CHORD BEARING Sworn to and subscribed before more information call Epiphany OF S 01°29'08" W, AND A me this 21ST day of MAY, A.D. 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Property Address: 202 SE MILL (Answers tomorrow) CREEK CT LAKE CITY, FL Jumbles: CRAMP PRUNE CHOOSE STICKY Yesterday’s 32025 Answer: When she found out the headphones were on Any person claiming an interest sale, it was — MUSIC TO HER EARS Classified Department 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2019 5B Classifi ed Department 755-5440 THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2019 SPORTSCLASSIFIED LAKE CITY REPORTER 5B months in the city have been crazy,” star winger Estate Auctions: Fri, May 27th Country Rivers Realty, LLC PUBLISHER'S NOTE CUP @6:30PM High Springs, FL 497-3305 MLS102774 11.5 All real estate advertising in this Continued From 1B Vladimir Tarasenko said. Multi Media Account Hwy 27N auctionzip.com Acres, 2 well kept SWMH's. newspaper is subject to the fair “The support is amazing. Executive at #20822 Nicely cleared, sm fish pond, housing act which makes it ille- Lake City Reporter Listed artwork by: Millette, I- Gilchrist County $149,900 gal to advertise "any prefer- They give us a lot of power. Lake City, Florida Cart, Bragg, Mah., Oak, Vict. Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- ence, limitation, or discrimina- replaced Mike Yeo as Unbelievable.” Curn., Glassware, Jewelry, alty 386-397-3479 MLS102816 tion based on race, color, reli- Blues coach in November, St. Louis is the old- About the job Guns, Stain glass, Bronze 3/2 home w/12x30 workshop, gion, sex, disability, familial sta- lamp, Lot Fiesta Ware, 10% 12x24 storage bldg, 2 car tus or national origin; or any in- said teams would rather est franchise not to win Position description: The B.P. C. Red William garage. $199,000 tention to make such prefer- avoid those tough times. the Stanley Cup, and its Multi Media Account Executive Au437/AB3447. 352-258-0604. ence, limitation or discrimina- is responsible for developing Poole Realty Ronnie Poole tion." Familial status includes But they’ve made his play- drought is the second lon- relationships and consulting 386-208-3175. MLS102948 children under the age of 18 liv- ers stronger. gest behind the Toronto with local retail clients, while Fort White 3BR/1.5BA. On the ing with parents or legal custo- providing an opportunity to beautiful Ichetucknee River. dians, pregnant women and “We were trying to get Maple Leafs’. The Leafs contribute to the long-term Walk to Hodor Park. $345,000 people securing custody of chil- on the right track,” Berube won the season before success of the number one Registered Brangus Bulls 1-3 EVERYTHING IS NEW IN- dren under the age of 18. This said after the Western the Blues came into the media company in Columbia years old, certified, gentle, SIDE! 3BR/2BA brick, w/large newspaper will not knowingly County, Florida. The busi- ready to breed. $2000-$2500. upgraded Kitchen, LR, FR. accept any advertising for real Conference final-clinching league. To finish this ness-to-business sales repre- 352-215-1018. $169,500 MLS103211 Daniel estate which is in violation of Game 6 victory Tuesday. improbable run, the Blues sentative is responsible for Crapps 386-755-5110. the law. Our readers are here- selling value based print, digi- by informed that all dwellings “Once we got going in have to go through the tal and magazine advertising Poole Realty David Mincey advertised in this newspaper January and February, I Bruins, who finished tied solutions for local retail clients. 386-590-0157. MLS103238 are available on an equal op- 2014 Ford Focus Sedan. One Dowling Park 2BR/1BA. Lg ofc, knew we had a good hock- for the second-most points This enthusiastic and driven owner, garage kept. 26,900 m. portunity basis. To complain of sales representative will focus lg screen porch, 55+ comm. So discrimination call HUD toll free ey team. Once you get in this season. $8,900. 386-965-4669. much more! $145,900. on growth of existing accounts at 1-800-669-9777, the toll free the playoffs, anything can “They are a hard team and prospect for new opportu- MOVE IN READY! 3/2 home, telephone number to the hear- nities, speak with decision 1.96 ac. Fully renovated! Open ing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. happen. We’re here and to play against, a really makers, analyze their needs living areas, fpl, exquisite Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine we did. They believed they skilled team,” Tarasenko and effectively deliver value- kitchen. $198,000 MLS103261 Tolar 386-365-1548 MLS added solutions. PUBLISHER'S NOTE Daniel Crapps 386-755-5110. 102304 2 homes on 10ac 4/3 were going to make the said. “But we have a hard Responsibilities: Florida Law 828.29 requires Rockford Realty Group, Debi MH, above ground pool, cov- playoffs, and we’re here.” team, too. It will be some •Develop and aggressively dogs and cats being sold to be ered porch & 3/2 MH $199,900 grow sales through prospect- Bennefield 386-288-1208/Scott The Blues are still here interesting games.” at least 8 weeks old and have a Stewart 386-867-3498 ML- ing, cold calls and relationship health certificate from a li- Rockford Realty Group, Debi in large part because of Bowman’s first thought development. S103394 3/2 2372 sf brick Bennefield 386-288-1208/Scott censed veterinarian document- home. Bonus rm. $269,400. rookie goaltender Jordan about the series was that •Cold-call key decision makers ing they have mandatory shots Stewart 386-867-3498 ML- and negotiate rates in local and are free from intestinal and Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- S103072 3/2 DW on 1.25 acres Binnington, whose first he couldn’t believe how community. external parasites. Many alty Jackie Taylor 386-397- in Wellborn, fenced $139,500 start in January coincid- long the Bruins will have •Work with existing Multi-Me- species of wildlife must be li- 3479 MLS103495 Many up- Rockford Realty Group, Debi dia Account Executives to censed by Florida Fish and grades, 3/2, Great area, fenced Bennefield 386-288-1208/Scott ed with the turnaround. to sit out. Boston will have strategize on client opportuni- Wildlife. If you are unsure, con- back, storage bldg. $149,500. Stewart 386-867-3498 ML- They adopted Laura a week and a half between ties. tact the local office for informa- Country Rivers Realty, LLC S103618 3/1 Lots of updates. Branigan’s catchy 1980s finishing off Carolina and •Meet revenue, active account tion. Charming. $$53,500. and ad count goals. 497-3305 MLS103514 Investor pop hit “Gloria” as their Game 1, and even St. Louis •Ensure both customers and Property! 5 ac corner lot, no prospects have a detailed un- flood zn, 5 min to Ichetucknee victory song, rallied in the will go six days without derstanding of Lake City Re- state park. Fort White.$149,900 playoffs around young fan playing. porter, lakecityreporter.com, Diamond in the rough on Laila Anderson, who has One benefit for the Currents, Homeseller and oth- Longhorn Calves for sale Suwannee River. 2BR/2BA 4.5 acres on Lake Jeffrey Rd, er company products through Bulls, Heifers and Steers, 1600SqFt. $169,000 ML- gorgeous oaks, great area, site a life-threatening immune Bruins is they should get a consultative selling ap- $350.00 each. Delivery avail. S103576 Daniel Crapps 386- built homes only. Owner Fi- disease, and became the captain Zdeno Chara back proach. 352-575-7498. 755-5110 nancing! NO DOWN! $49,900. NHL’s latest surprise story. for the final after he missed •Ensure current customer sat- Want to buy cattle. All kinds UPDATED 3BR/1BA, conc $513/mo 352-215-1018. isfaction by responding quickly 352-339-3018 block hm close to shopping, www.LandOwnerFinancing.com “The last couple Game 4 against Carolina. and accurately to problems, schools, etc. undergr elec. concerns or needs. Wanted to lease pasture for Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- cattle. 352-339-3018 Storg bldg $85,000 MLS103670 0237 MLS104016 $54,000 Gor- •Ensure thorough knowledge Daniel Crapps 386-755-5110. of all Lake City Reporter prod- geous wooded lot. Paved road ucts and services. Rockford Realty Group, Debi access. Desirable west side of •Maintain strong ongoing Bennefield 386-288-1208/Scott Lake City. Private/Min to town. NASCAR Stewart 386-487-3950 ML- knowledge of local market dy- Cedar Park Apartments - Cur- Rockford Realty Group, Debi Continued From 1B namics. S103737 Log Home on 26 Bennefield 288-1208/Scott rently accepting applications acres 2/2.5. 329,900. •Maintain a high level of cus- for 2 and 3 bedroom units. Stewart 867-3498 Lots avail tomer service through training Beautiful, newly renovated Hallmark Real Estate Koby High Pointe Farms. MLS94358 industry has never been greater.” and customer support. community. Income Adams 386-623-7840 $154,900 & 94361 $39,900-$169,900. The agreement is the latest makeover for NASCAR •Develop relationships with restrictions apply. For MLS103765 3/2 2 car garage, small business groups. Lever- more information, call partial fenced, spacious, open as it scrambles to win new fans and end a decline in age these relationships to or stop by at: 377 NW Bascom floor plan. attendance and ratings. And more deals could be on maximize revenue opportuni- Norris Dr. Mon-Fri, 9-6. 386- ties. Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- the horizon. 752-7525. 0237 MLS103819 $245,000. •Proactively market the com- Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- “I would certainly be worried if I was any of pany to customers and convey Executive home 2/2 – Chef's Beautiful custom 3BR/2BA. alty Jackie Taylor 386-397- the advantage of our services. kitchen, granite counters. MBR Spacious GR, hardwood floors, 3479 MLS101475 Over 300 the tracks that aren’t part of the deal,” said Victor •As appropriate, manage and Suite w/fpl, jetted tub, his/her spa/hot tub and more! acres of farm land. Part impr Mathewson, a sports economics professor at Holy monitor all contracts, as well sinks, walk-in closets. Bamboo ELEGANCE IN PLANTA- pasture. $756,960. as accounts receivables. floors throughout. Carport. Lots TIONS! 4/3 pool home, beauti- Cross. “My guess is NASCAR will put an emphasis •Collaborate with team mem- of extras! Hwy 41 at Rose ful craftsmanship. 600 sf Mast. on the tracks it owns rather than the ones it doesn’t. bers, managers and cross- Creek. Avail 6/15. $975/mo. Suite. $355,000 MLS103845 Given the decline over the past couple years, I functional departments and Call 386-758-2408. Daniel Crapps 386-755-5110. participate in team or cross wouldn’t be surprised if they cut some venues from team initiatives and projects. Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- READY TO USE river retreat in Requirements, minimum ed- 0237 MLS103862 $374,900. 1st class cond. 2 ac+2 units the schedule and some of those tracks could be on the ucation level and experi- Spacious 4BR/3BA in The sleeps 12, Suwannee River.- outside looking in.” Oaks of Lake City. GR, 3 car g, ence: Daniel Crapps Agency 386- The parent company of Speedway Motorsports made •A bachelors degree in busi- 2 bedroom 1 bath units avail- rear fncd. and so much more! 755-5110 MLS103981 $87,000 ness or media discipline is able. Great locations. Poole Realty Susie Hudson Turn-key business opportunity: an offer last month to acquire all its outstanding com- preferred. $750/month. Call Michelle (386) 386-854-5161. MLS103863 Impact Zone Indoor Softball mon stock, which would privatize SMI and make it •Media sales experience is 752-9626. Live Oak 2BR/1.5BA Brick and Baseball Training Academy better positioned for an anticipated NASCAR overhaul. preferred. home end of cul-de-sac. Handi- is for sale. Favorable leasing •Passion for strategic innova- cap mods. $130,000. terms on building. Minimal Bruton Smith is the founder and majority stake- tion and exponential revenue Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- overhead required. 4 batting holder in SMI, which operates eight tracks that host growth in media sales. cages w/ pitching machines, •Excellent verbal, written and FURNISHED ROOM IN 0237 MLS103887 $159,900. NASCAR Cup Series races. Smith and his family also Breathtaking one-of-a-kind pitching tunnel & game room. visual communication skills, GREAT HOUSE For more info please email im- own Sonic Financial Corp. presentation skills and inter- We are looking for a renter property! 40 acre parcel. Priv/min to town. Large Oaks. pactzonetrainingacademy@g- personal communication abili- with stable employment. $575 mail.com. $25,000 OBO. In a letter Sonic sent to the SMI board of directors ties. includes all utilities. W/D. . Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine last month, the company noted: “NASCAR racing Valid Florida driver license Must have proof of in- Tolar 386-365-1548 ML- and automotive insurance. come...non smoking, ref. 540 S103889 $459,000. Quite, min. has faced several challenges in recent years, and the Knowledge, skills and abili- 292 4105 from town, 10.11 acres, bonus company has been impacted by these challenges. ties: rm, pool, spa, jacuzzi. •Self-motivated and able to NASCAR has indicated the sport would benefit from Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- work independently. alty Sabrina Suggs 386-854- structural change.” •Upbeat and positive de- Tolar 386-365-1548 3/3 Pool in garden setting. Office,man- 0686 MLS103173 3/2 hm SMI declined comment on Wednesday’s announcement. meanor. Five Ash Forest, Lake City's w/small horse barn, all fenced/x •Flexibility and ability to adapt premier 55 plus manuf. home cave/flex rm. Remodeled/ex- If the ISC and SMI deals go through, NASCAR’s panded. Cherry cabinetry. fenced. New paint. $195,000. to change in highly dynamic community. 386-752-7207 Lot main two track operators would become private work environment. lease includes water, sewer, Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- •Excellent time management garbage & lawn maintenance. 0237 MLS103982 $239,000. alty, Janice Ambrosine 386- companies, easing any restructuring of the stagnant and organizational skills. Beautiful 3BR/2BA, Lg great rm 292-2823 MLS103471 Custom series founded by Bill France Sr. in 1948. Excellent verbal and written w/wood burning fpl. Updated brick on 1.2 acre lot. 5/4 3,622 communication skills. Ability kit. Lots of upgrades! sf, $258,000. His grandson, Brian France, served as CEO from to adjust style and messaging Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine 2003-2018 and made radical changes to the playoff based on audience. EXIT Realty Producers, Kayla Poole Realty Anita Handy 386- Helton, 386-866-0181, MLS 208-5877. MLS103992 Bran- Tolar 386-365-1548 MLS system, approved a new car and stage racing, pulled •Excellent listening skills. 103610 Brand New in Mayfair •Excellent relationship building 103747; $325,000; 20 Acre ford 2BR/2BA. DWMH sits on NASCAR out of some of its traditional markets for big Palm Tree Farm with 4/2 MH in almost ½ acre on this deepwa- S/D. 3BR/2BA. Wonderful skills both in person, over the country charm. $325,000. city exposure and, along the way, managed to alien- phone or through email corre- Live Oak featuring new green- ter area of river. $150,000. spondence. house and irrigation; call or text Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- ate a chunk of the series’ aging fan base. He showed •Ability to deliver high quality for more information! 0237 MLS104009 $129,000 alty Sabrina Suggs 386-854- 0686 MLS104053 3/1 sunroom! little interest in calls for a condensed season, shorter work results on time. Five Ash Forest, Lake City's Brick 3BR/2BA located on 1 Ability to adapt quickly to shift- acre. Oversized backyard. Fpl, Nice backyard, partial fence, events, weekday races and a greater variety of tracks premier 55. 386-303-2222. built to last! $85,000. ing priorities. Beautiful 2018 Destiny Home newer HVAC. even as NASCAR spent much of the last decade •Commitment to continuous w/a lot of extras. Attached 2-car Country Rivers Realty, LLC unable to retain fans amid an exodus of top sponsors. self-development. carport & shed. 497-3305 MLS104015 3/3 San- •PC/Mac literacy including MS ta Fe Riverfront 1.4 Acres! Full HealthNEWS Brian France’s uncle, Jim France, ran ISC and the Office, Excel and Outlook. Country Rivers Realty, LLC 497-3305 MLS100366 2/2, wrap porch/deck, Studio guest Every Wednesday IMSA sports car series for years before taking over hs and much more. $359,900 Please send your resume to huge great rm, & front porch, as NASCAR chairman last August following Brian on 2 lots back yard overlooking [email protected] Poole Realty Kellie Shirah 386- France’s arrest on drunken-driving charges. if you are interested in this Sante Fe River. $118,800. 208-3847. MLS104017 Live position. Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine Oak 3BR/2BA 1 car garage, The turmoil had many wondering if NASCAR was Tolar 386-365-1548 ML- storage bldg, det carport, solid for sale, but the France family has suggested that is construction. $124,000. S101204 4/3 fam rm w/FP, not necessarily the case. Jim France said before the breakfast nook, formal living & STUNNING 3/2 pool home in dining rooms, $239,900 Callaway S/D! Beautiful lndscp. Daytona 500 in February “this sport was built by fam- Hiring CNA'S in the lake City Rockford Realty Group, Debi 3 car garage or workshop. ilies and we’re just a part of it. It’s so important that area. FT/PT for in home health. Bennefield 386-288-1208/Scott $235,500 MLS104031 Daniel we remember that this is still a family business. Our Must be Dependable, have Stewart 386-867-3498 ML- Crapps 386-755-5110. good transportation and a cell S101704 $285,400 4/2 under Hallmark Real Estate Lacie family is committed to it.” phone. Please call 352-463- construction, lg great rm Lantroop 386-697-1681 At the very least, the move will make it easier for w/open kit. 3000 for info. $125,900 MLS104047 Charm- NASCAR to make changes out of the public eye — Hallmark Real Estate Ginger ing Starter Home! 3/2, just un- Parker 386-365-2135 ML- der 5 quiet ac. and away from shareholders. S101939 $95,000 2BR on Lake Hallmark Real Estate Janet “I think if both go through the bottom line, they DeSoto w/original hardwood Creel 386-719-0382 $184,900 may try to cut some expenses out of the business and floors & FP, large rooms MLS104050 5/2 brick in Spring- then streamline additional economics out by negotiat- CDL BULK DRIVER NEEDED United Country, Dicks Realty field Estates. Spac. kit, lg MBR, HAZMAT AND TANKER EN- 386-365-3307 Susan Dicks. new flooring, fenced back. ing for things like advertising or sponsors together,” DORSEMENTS MUST BE MLS102003 4/2 brick w/in Country Rivers Realty, LLC said Jaime Katz, a senior analyst at Morningstar. “All OBTAINED IF NOT ALREADY ground pool in Forest Hills. 497-3305 MLS104098 1.8 Ac HELD. COMPETITIVE $129,000 on Santa Fe! Great rm opens to this has been separated before.” PAY/EXCELLENT Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine huge deck, 2/2, Lg priv suite, Many big sponsors have left NASCAR in recent BENEFITS/QUARTERLY country style kitchen. $385,000 BONUSES. CONTACT Tolar 386-365-1548 ML- years — Cup Series title sponsor Monster Energy is SAWYER GAS AT 386-752- S102077 4/3 2-story w/many United Country, Dicks Realty in the final year of its deal — and television ratings 5711 OR APPLY ONLINE AT updates, enjoy "park like" back- 386-316-2463 Joey O'Hern. WWW.AMERIGAS.COM yard from the deck. $374,000 MLS104143. Mobile hm in Fort hit all-time lows at 26 events last season. Hallmark Real Estate Koby White. 3BR/2BA, just under 6 Since NASCAR is private, it won’t have to publicly ac, $87,500. Adams 386-623-7840 $151,900 report attendance revenue and other financials like ISC MLS102204 2 story brick in es- tablished NBHD near schools, had to do as a publicly traded company. Stockholders shopping & restaurants PUBLISHER'S NOTE would receive $45 per share under the agreement. All Yard Sale Ads United Country, Dicks Realty Buy It Sell It “As the businesses have collaborated a little more Must be Pre-Paid. 386-397-5205 Gator Levings. MLS102214 4BR/2BA custom Find It closely recently, they realize they may need to work built brick home in Forest together with some initiatives to elevate the busi- Country. $339,000 Lake City Reporter ness,” Katz said. “It makes sense that the France Country Rivers Realty, LLC family and NASCAR should be able to make better In Print & Online 497-3305 MLS102317 Plenty of Classifieds room 3/2, near Hodor Park on deals themselves rather than if stockholders were in www.lakecityreporter.com the Ichetucknee. Over 1 acre. the mix.” Newark Dr. Fort White. $88,000 6B THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2019 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER

up and work with what I CHS got,” said Smith, a USF com- Continued From 1B mit. “If I can’t have them then it’s like coach says — next man up.” guys on the field getting the Allen has been throwing majority of the reps. But more on Smith’s plate as he when you have situations heads into his senior season. where that may not be the The reason is twofold — to case, you’ve got to have guys get him college ready but step up and mature imme- to also help take Columbia’s diately so that’s something offense to another level that we’ll work on. We have in 2019. a little bit over two months to It isn’t anything that get these guys prepared and Smith can’t handle. He’s a ready to be able to embark three-year varsity quarter- on the season.” back after all heading into The question is, who his second year as the full- steps up? time starter. Rising seniors Andrew Allen expects a stellar Myers and Brandon season from Smith, who led Johnson were the only other touchdown drives on five of receivers to see some var- his seven possessions in the sity action last season. And first half against Bartram even Johnson got hurt on Trail. One of those drives the last play of the game was the final possession of Friday night. the half while the other came That means guys from when Smith was sacked on last year’s JV squad will be 4th-and-6 at the Bears’ nine- Photos by GARY LLOYD McCULLOUGH/Special to the Reporter called upon. Rising sopho- yard line on the game’s Columbia receiver Marquez Bell (2) returns a kickoff during the first half against Bartram Trail in the teams’ more Jacquez Redic showed opening drive. spring game last Friday. his potential with Columbia’s Smith finished the night only touchdown reception in 21 of 34 for 235 yards and the game while Jace Hoskey a touchdown pass with was the JV team’s freshman two more scores via the MVP on offense last year. read option. Rising junior Bryant “It’s his third year, his Green has also gotten the offense and he’s got to be call up. able to take this machine “Those are guys that were and crank it up and make on the junior varsity team it run from the start to the last year that are key guys finish,” Allen said. “I don’t that we looked at coming out want to come into a game of last season,” Allen said. where we have to get in the “We know the rotation has to flow of things before we get have five or six so those are hot and get going. This is guys that we’ve earmarked a defense that obviously is that are going to have to step vastly different than some of up and play roles when guys the Bartram Trail teams that need blows or guys have we’ve seen, but when you’ve injuries. They’ll have to learn got to go out and make plays fast and be ready to go.” consistently against a team Smith already has a ton that you’re supposed to do it of responsibility in the in. And the ones that you’re offense as the team’s signal not, you’ve got to take advan- caller and will now have tage of every opportunity even more on his plate that you have. So there will helping developing some be things that we’ll work on new receivers as Williams as we continue to grow with misses time over the sum- the new things that I’m put- Columbia quarterback Jordan Smith (11) looks for an open receiver during the first half against Bartram Trail mer. And possibly Bradley. ting on his plate and we’ll see in the teams’ spring game last Friday. “You’ve got to talk them where this thing takes us.” BRIEFS be four Junior Golf Clinics this for the clinics are #1 – June WHEN IT Richardson camp summer. All the clinics will be 17-21, #2 – July 15-19, and #3 – registration underway held from Monday to Friday July 29-2. Drinks and snacks will from 8-11 a.m. The cost will be provided free of charge. The COMES TO Registration is currently be $85 for non-members and clinics are limited to the first 16 underway for the Richardson $70 for members. The dates for paid kids. You can register your GREAT RATES, Community Center/Annie the clinics are #1 – June 10-14, child or pick up information Mattox Park North, Inc.’s youth #2 – June 24-28, #3 – July 8-12 at The Country Club at Lake summer camp program. Sign- and #4 – July 22-26. Drinks and City. For more information on WE’RE ALL ups will be held Monday through snacks will be provided free of the clinics, please call Johnny Friday from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. charge. The clinics are limited Young at 386-365-3827 or Carl The deadline is June 7 or until to the first 20 paid kids. This is Ste-Marie at 386-752-2266. BUSINESS. full (50 students). The camp is the longest running Junior Golf open to boys and girls ages 7-12. Clinic in Lake City. Make sure Quail Heights Spots are limited and are on a you register your kid up early as hosting golf camps first come first serve basis. The they will fill up. You can register cost of the eight-week camp is your child or pick up informa- $250.00 and includes the admis- Tammy Carter has over 20 tion at The Country Club at years experience with the game sion price of four out-of-town Lake City. For more information, of golf and she is also the CHS field trips, as well as breakfast, please call Carl Ste-Marie at girls golf coach. She enjoys lunch and afternoon snack. For 386-752-2266 or 386-623-2833. teaching the children all aspects additional information, contact of the game while having fun. Nicole Callum or Mario Coppock Johnny Young’s Junior She will be teaching three at 386-754-7096 or visit our sessions this summer. The cost is BUSINESS website for registration forms @ Tennis Camps are back $75 for non-members and $65 http://ccrd-lc.weebly.com The Country Club at Lake for members. The camps are INTEREST-BEARING CHECKING City is proud to bring to you Monday thru Friday 8-11 a.m. Carl Ste-Marie’s Junior Johnny Young’s Tennis Camp. Drinks and snacks are included. Florida Credit Union’s Interest-Bearing Checking fits businesses that Golf Camps are back There will be three Junior Tennis Session 1: June 3rd- 7th maintain a high balance and want to grow their money. This account features Camps this summer. 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