MIDWEEK:AUG. 22-25, 2018

BUSTING OUT Business partnership The 2018 Prep Football formed offer internships Season opened with the to youth Kickoff Classics on Friday in the community See Sports, Page 8 See People, Page 5

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MICROSOFT UNCOVERS MORE RUSSIAN ATTACKS Amidst scores of larger, sleek boats on display at the Orlando Boat Festi- AHEAD OF MIDTERMS val Sunday afternoon, a crowd of on- lookers was drawn at 3 p.m. to the The tech giant says that hack- smallest boat at the festival, which ers tied to the Russian govern- happened to be pulling the famous ment created fake internet Herald photo by Larry Griffin water-skiing squirrel Twiggy through Imam Abdurrahman Sykes, president of the Is- domains that appeared to spoof an inflatable pool, on her final per- lamic Society Leading American Muslims, con- two American conservative or- formance ever. demned Tax Collector Joel Greenberg's recent ganizations: the Hudson Insti- The final performance at the mas- inflammatory remarks on Monday. tute and the International sive Orange County Convention Cen- Republican Institute. ter was a long way from Twiggy’s humble beginnings in 1978 at the People call for Tax Collector US DEPORTS FORMER Melodee Skating Rink that Charles NAZI CAMP GUARD, 95, TO and Lou Ann Best owned. Initially, Joel Greenberg’s resignation GERMANY teaching a squirrel to water-ski was a joke, but it grew over the decades into after Facebook post Investigators first confronted Twiggy the Water-skiing Squirrel hungHerald up her photo hat for bythe Larry final time Griffin at an educational show about water Jakiw Palij about his World War Sunday's Orlando Boat Festival after nearly 40 years on the road. See TWIGGY, Page 7 II past 25 years ago and he ad- By Larry Griffin mitted lying to get into the Herald Staff United States. On Saturday morning, a post from Tax Col- TALIBAN ROCKETS HIT Check out MySanfordHerald.com lector Joel Greenberg on Facebook started a NEAR KABUL PRESIDENCY ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: firestorm: “Name just ONE society in the de- for interviews with Sanfordʼs candidates. veloped world that has benefitted in ANY The insurgent group fired the WAY from the addition of more Muslims… projectiles toward where the just one. Asking for a friend.” Afghan president was delivering his holiday message for the Mus- HEADING TO THE POLLS See GREENBERG, Page 6 lim celebrations of Eid al-Adha, police say.

COLORADO FATHER CHARGED IN FAMILY'S MUR- Seminole County deputy DER arrested for battery on Christopher Watts told police he killed his pregnant wife in "a rage" when he discovered she juvenile inmates had strangled their two daugh- ters after he sought a separation. HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin 'SILENT SAM' STATUE TOP- PLED ON COLLEGE CAM- A Seminole County Detention Deputy has See AP, Page 7 been charged with battery against three juve- nile inmates at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. The deputy, Deonte Bell, was put on paid Poll: Support for school choice See DEPUTY, Page 11 growing among Republicans With early voting beginning this week, campaign signs were placed near pollingHerald places, photo like by downtown’s Tommy Vincent library. See what’s happening See AP Story, Page 7 around Seminole County Coyotes claim 22 pets in the Mayfair See page 4 STOCKS OF neighborhood in past few months LOCAL INTEREST By Larry Griffin SEMINOLE SMILE As of 3 p.m. Tuesday Herald Staff

Allegiant $136.20 Twenty-two neighborhood Bombardier $3.58 pets have gone missing in the last several months from the Faro $67.53 Mayfair area near downtown Invacare $15.95 Sanford, and residents have de- termined that coyotes are the NextEra $172.56 cause. Tractor Supply $83.46 Usually it’s in the morning Toro $61.84 hours, before 7 a.m. And the coyotes are coming from the Wells Fargo $59.01 wilderness beyond their neigh- borhoods that serves as pre- served land. Now they’re trying to warn their neighbors. Jen Shaylor The effort is being spear- Wondermade Marshmallows Frank, one of the cats to go missing (left), and videoPhoto footage contributed of a coy- ote in the Mayfair neighborhood (right). See COYOTES, Page 6 front lead employee PAGE 2 • Midweek: Aug. 22-25, 2018 SANFORD HERALD THE BULLETIN BOARD: Christian Fellowship Baptist Church celebrates pastoral anniversary, appreciation services

By Sheralyn Brinson the late Pastor Enoch Rivers. He served on the Usher Board and was ordained a Deacon in Christian Fellowship Baptist Church, 1701 S. 1989. In September, 1994, he accepted the Call Bell Ave. in Sanford, held Pastoral Anniversary to the Ministry and was licensed by Pastor and Appreciation Services during the month of Rivers. Pastor Raines was Ordained at Peace- July for their Pastor, Rev. Otis C. Raines and ful Zion Missionary Baptist Church by Pastor Lady Carolyn Raines, honoring them for 18 Rivers and the New Central Ministers, Dea- years of dedicated service to the church and cons and Laymen’s Congress in 1995. He was the community, with the theme, “A Man of called to Christian Fellowship Baptist Church God Fulfilling the Responsibilities and Charac- in Sanford in June 2000, installed as Pastor in teristics of an Under Shepherd”. (Scripture July 2000, and has served faithfully since that Reference: 1 Peter 5:1-4 and St. Luke 15:3-6). time. On Sunday, July 8, 2018, at 4 p.m., Pastor Pastor Raines also serves as Moderator of Herbert McGraw and Macedonia Missionary the New Central Florida Missionary Baptist Baptist Church of Oakhill, FL, were the special Association of Florida and Chairman of the guests; their choir sang and Pastor McGraw Moderators’ Council of the Progressive Mis- preached. Program participants from Chris- sionary & Educational Baptist State Conven- tian Fellowship were Bro. Brian Newton (Wel- tion of Florida. His ministerial education come) and Sis. Idella Pauldo (Words of includes studies and graduation from Interna- Appreciation). tional Seminary in Plymouth, FL. In his own On Sunday, July 22nd at 3:30 p.m., the spe- Pastor Otis C. Raines and Lady Carolyn Raines words: “I love serving the Lord, teaching and cial guests were Pastor Lorenzo Lane and New preaching the Word of God, and sharing the Salem Missionary Baptist Church of Maitland, love of Christ with mankind.” FL, and Pastor Raymond Brinson and Spring- processional. Bread of Life Church Deacons Happy Birthday to Mr. Kevin SheppardPhotos contributed field Missionary Baptist Church of Sanford. and Choir served and Pastor Bradley spoke • Fun on the Sea Victory Casino Cruise: a Choirs and Deacons from the guest churches from the topic, "Are You Committed to the one-day, get-away fun day for adults only is served; Pastor Lorenzo Lane was the speaker. Call?" Guest music group, Destined to Praise, being sponsored by Goldenrule Housing and Baptist Church and the community. Program participants from Christian Fellow- sang a medley of praise songs. Other program Community Development Corporation. The Christian Fellowship’s weekly service times ship were Sis. Annie Gathers (Welcome) and participants from Christian Fellowship were ship will sail from Port Canaveral on Sat., Au- are as follows. Sunday School: 9:30 a.m.; Sun- Bro. James Swain (Words of Appreciation). Sis. Josie Burke (Welcome) and Bro. Cedric gust 25, 2018. $60 donation, includes board- day Worship Service at 11 a.m.; Prayer Services Closing services were held on Sunday, July Coleman (Words of Appreciation). Represen- ing, buffet and gratuity, $20 in free slot play, on Wednesday at 12 noon and 6:30 p.m.; Bible 29th. At the 11 a.m. service, Minister James tatives from each of the church’s ministries free drinks while gaming and transportation. Study on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Website: chris- Johnson presided; Minister Kevin E. Beckton and the Anniversary and Appreciation Com- All donations are tax deductible; proceeds will tianfellowshipbaptist.org. was the speaker. Other program participants mittee gave expressions and made presenta- be used to help continue the services at Gold- were Minister Willie Mae Lowery (Invocation), tions to the honorees. The souvenir booklet enrule Housing. Buses will leave from the Pastor Raines is a native of Upson County, the Voices of Fellowship Choir, Missionary was filled from cover to cover with ads and Goldenrule office at 8 a.m., set sail at 11 a.m., GA; he and his wife, Carolyn Richardson Matilda DeBose (Responsive Reading), Evan- congratulatory messages from individuals, and return to the Goldenrule office at approxi- Raines have been married for 43 years; they gelist Denise Thomas (Welcome), Sis. Zarina churches and organizations. mately 7 p.m. For more information and to get have two children, Leonard, Sr. and Latisha; Robinson (Poem), Evangelist Annette Siplin The honorees expressed their heartfelt ap- tickets, call or stop by Goldenrule Housing grandchildren, Leonard, Jr., Devonte’ and (Scripture Reading), and Sis. Maggie Flagler preciation to everyone for their love and sup- and Community Development Corporation, Jayda; a daughter-in-law Tara; and a son-in- (Words of Appreciation). port and thanked everyone who came out to 417 E. Second Street in Sanford; Tel., 407-878- law, Cedric. At the 3:30 p.m. service, Pastor Robert fellowship with them in the services. Pastor 3759. After graduating from Crawford County Bradley and Bread of Life Christian Church of Raines stated that he is thankful to God for Training School in Roberta, GA in 1970; he Sanford (Midway) were the special guests. giving him the opportunity to humbly serve as Sheralyn Brinson can be reached at SBrin- moved to Sanford and joined Springfield Mis- Deacon Willie Pauldo and Sister Pearlie McGill Pastor/Servant Leader of Christian Fellowship [email protected]. escorted Pastor Raines and Lady Raines in the sionary Baptist Church under the leadership of Please Be Kind and Rewind: Tom in Couchland

HeraldBy Jessica Arts ColumnistPirani it [his film’s aesthetic] soft, with gling’s library and covering it in round shapes,” the artist explained. plastic wrap before scanning both “I appreciate it when an animated sides of a Chips Ahoy at 3000 dots Recent Ringling graduate James character looks like a beautiful per inch. Those high-resolution im- Just spent most of his junior and all sculpture, as well. So every pose is ages could then be used to animate of his senior year creating his thesis intentional; soft edges coming into his cookie character with impressive project, Tom in Couchland, which hard edges, and the way it transi- accuracy and detail. was a fan favorite of 2018's Love tions, the look of the character, the “It’s a ridiculous situation, but Your Shorts Film Festival. question of if you're going for a real- we take it seriously with our film- The two-and-a-half-minute-long istic or painterly look.” making choices,” explained Just who computer-animated short features James was excited to amp up wanted to make the most of his few Tom, a “stoner dude” who lazes his Couchland’s dreamworld elements minutes by story-telling with every afternoon away on the couch when by emphasizing realistic textures. tool at his disposal. “Most of the de- his remote control gets sucked be- “That’s part of the fun of being sign choices came out of the one tween sofa cushions, and it’s up to miniaturized,” he said excitedly, character, Tom, the way his eyes are Tom to rescue his buddy. In the “you get to see all of the texture!” big and goofy-looking. Everything couch, we are met with exciting tex- “I wanted to keep things simple- else came out of that.” tures, a sassy-mouthed quarter, pa- looking, like the remote. A lot of re- Just poured countless hours into perclips, springs, a grungy cookie motes are very complicated; I tailoring his film, “For me, it was re- not subject to The Five Second Rule, specifically chose to make it an older ally important because, in terms of and Tom’s remote control (tied up model... This remote feels a little the structure, I wanted to do and with old Band-Aids, ew!). more homey. Also, the cookie looks redo it until I got the best version I James began in late 2015 by devel- like a Chips Ahoy, not a homemade could make.” oping his characters, storyboarding, cookie, the kind you’d find in a We waxed poetic about the haiku- ‘Tom in Couchland’ is one of the films featured at Love Your ShortsPhoto Film contributed Festival’s and considering his aesthetic. couch.” nature of a short film, obligating its Summer Rewind on Friday. “One interesting thing was de- “I thought a lot about how to dif- creator to convey their story through signing the eyes,” he said. “There ferentiate the dream world from the detail. “There are stories you can tell needs to be consistency in the look of outer world; a lot of films make a in a short and not a feature. You can the eyes to make all of the characters blueish dream world with stylized also push the boundaries more be- peers, mentors, and teachers helped again. Check out Tom in Couchland, feel like they all belong in the same elements. There’s a lot of smoke, and cause you need to sell it [a feature] to to make James' experience, the film, the first short to be screened during story.” light rays to push up the drama with an audience with gimmicky market- and earned him a sheepskin to boot. Saturday night’s LYS Summer Just carefully considered how the lighting and the dark, spooky ing, whereas a short can allow differ- Most recently he’s been working for Rewind. lighting, tone, and color choices feeling.” ent styles, be more artistic, and do EA Games, crafting the dreamworlds would convey the personalities of James achieved his cookie's iconic more experimentation.” of video games, but is excited to get Jessica Pirani can be reached at his characters. “I was trying to keep look by hijacking a scanner at Rin- The pushback James got from his back into story-telling and film once [email protected].

ARTS ALIVE: Head to Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center for the Summer Rewind

HeraldBy Jessica Arts ColumnistPirani On Friday, hit up their back dog-friendly, free, outdoor to school party featuring festival will also feature nine bands with attitude vendors, beer, and a magi- Everyone’s favorite film from 6 p.m.; $2 off advance cian. Organizers recommend festival, Love Your Shorts, ticket purchases. And Satur- you bring your own chair. makes summer sizzle on the day, Havoc Underground On Friday, Luisa’s Cellar flip side with their Summer will present local super- will host Mi Casita, the Rewind of some of last sea- group, Last of the Locals, Latin food truck, from 6:30 son’s best-loved short films. with The Polaroid Note- p.m., and on Tuesday will Tickets for the Friday 8 book, Tim Adkins, and celebrate National Red Wine p.m. event can be reserved Southpaw FL in a free show. Day with a casual tasting online at This weekend’s speediest and apps. LoveYourShorts.com or at event is the .327 mile run the The Alley will host high- the door at the Wayne Den- two blocks between West energy classic rock band The sch Performing Arts Center. end and Celery City; regis- Pendletones on Friday night, tration is at 1 p.m., youth and The Alex Hays Band (a Sanford Jazz Ensemble start time is at 2, and the classic rock gig) on Saturday, adult start is 2:30. Donations while Sunday graces us a Swing your Sunday after- and registration fees go to- celebration of Carol Ball’s noon low and sweet with ward The Relay for Life to life from 1 to 9 p.m. the Sanford Jazz Ensemble. support cancer patients and Ellen’s Wine Room will let This all-volunteer big their caregivers. Perks in- it breathe with a Mediter- band community orchestra clude a swag bag, costume ranean Wines Dinner this will heat up the WDPAC’s contest with zany categories Thursday from 6:30 p.m.; matinee at 3 p.m. like Best Non-Athletic RSVP early, if possible. Footwear, free pizza from Photo contributed Fantastic Faces Mr. Z’s, afterparty with live Calls to Artists and The Les B More Band will play the Sanford Avenue Block Party (outside of the Sanford Brewing Co.) this music at Celery City, and Writers Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Join Gallery on First more. artist, Carissa Paige, for a The Sanford Brewing Co • The Lake Mary Senior day-long mixed-media will highlight their Jazz Jam Center is calling artists for Vo fundraiser. Contribute Decor, Pop Art, Technology, come Center from 5 to 7 workshop focused on creat- tonight at 7 p.m., and Deca- their rotating show, Appreci- your male or female deco- Nature, and Music. p.m. This newly-formed ing a variety of whimsical Phonix on Friday at 8:30 ating Our Differences. Email rated torso for an auction • The Historic Sanford community is interested in faces in both linear and non- p.m. jpegs of your submissions to going toward free or subsi- Welcome Center is calling honing and sharing their linear fashions this Saturday Saturday night belongs to [email protected] dized mammograms, visit artists for their September craft; email SanfordWrit- at the Gallery. the Les B More Band and g and for their website for details. show, Anything Goes. Do [email protected] to learn Moonlight Drive-In, an alt- information/guidelines. • The Kaleidoscope Venue you have art suitable for this more. Live It Up! pop/rock spot, playing the • Breast Cancer Aware- for the Arts is calling artists open-themed collection of corner of Sanford Ave and ness month is coming up, for their top-of-the-muffin, local work? Jessica Pirani can be reached Thursday at 8 p.m., the 4th St during the block party and the Artisans on 5th are revolving weekly art shows. • The Sanford Writers will at [email protected]. West End Trading Co will (just outside of SBC). This calling artists for their Bra- Upcoming themes include meet Mondays at the Wel- host their monthly Jazz Jam. SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Aug. 22-25, 2018 PAGE 3 OPINIONS Bad Men, Good Presidents

By Walter E. Williams court judges who have similar respect for our Constitution and are not likely to make With the continuing hysteria about Don- laws from the bench. ald Trump's presidency, a few questions Trump has shepherded through Congress come to mind. The first: Can a bad man be- the largest personal and corporate tax cuts come a good president? The second: Does since the Reagan administration. His admin- one's being a good man guarantee he'll be a istration has created a 35 percent reduction good president? Third: Does having a good in regulations. Those reductions, including president require a good man? Is there any the rollback of costly Environmental Protec- evidence of Lord Acton's argument that tion Agency regulations, have led to the "great men are almost always bad men"? biggest energy boom in history, making the I think former President Jimmy Carter U.S. the world's No. 1 energy producer and was a good man who became a weak and thus ending our dependence on Middle bad president, both in domestic matters and Eastern oil producers. in foreign affairs. President Bill Clinton was The Trump administration has ended the a bad man who became a reasonably good Obamacare mandate and reformed the very president in domestic and foreign matters. costly Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and But then there was that impeachment issue Consumer Protection Act. Helping with that greatly tarnished his presidency. these economic matters is free marketer What about our current president? I think Larry Kudlow, whom Trump appointed as Trump's personal behavior prior to his pres- director of the National Economic Council. idency is not something we'd call high char- As a result of the gross domestic product's acter. We might put him down as a bad man, growth spurt, caused by tax cuts and dereg- but what about his presidency? I think that ulation, unemployment is less than 4 per- he'd qualify for this description: a bad man cent. Black unemployment is hovering but good president. The average reader around the all-time low at 6.6 percent. In the spirit of the agreement, it, too, should The bottom line is that President Donald might ask, "Williams, what's your evi- fact, it's estimated that there are 6 million have been presented before the U.S. Senate Trump does not have the personal character dence?" In a recent letter to me, Stephen more jobs than workers. Also on the domes- for approval. President Barack Obama did that we would want our children to imitate Moore, a George Mason University graduate tic front, the Trump administration is trying not present either the Paris climate accord or but has turned out to be a good president, and a distinguished visiting fellow for the to push through sweeping prison and sen- the Iranian nuclear deal for Senate approval. save his grossly misguided international Project for Economic Growth at The Her- tencing reforms. He knew neither would have passed muster trade policies. itage Foundation, put together a list of Pres- President Trump has also made important and instead used his executive powers. ident Trump's achievements. I recognize the gains in international affairs. He's gotten us Also on the international front, Trump has Walter E. Williams is a professor of eco- possibility that they will be seen as horrible, out of the Paris climate accord. Aside from gotten North Korean tyrant Kim Jong Un to nomics at George Mason University. To find maybe treasonous, by the nation's leftists. the fact that the agreement imposed costs the bargaining table to negotiate denu- out more about Walter E. Williams and read Trump has appointed Neil Gorsuch and and special disadvantages on the U.S., the clearization of the Korean Peninsula. He's features by other Creators Syndicate writers nominated Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Paris agreement should have been presented gotten our NATO allies to cough up more and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Supreme Court. Both men have stellar judi- as a treaty to the U.S. Senate. Trump also got money for their own defense. Trump is re- webpage at www.creators.com. cial qualifications and a deep respect for the us out of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of building our military strength, which is be- U.S. Constitution. In addition, Trump has Action -- the Iranian nuclear deal. Aside ginning to put the fear of God into our COPYRIGHT 2018 CREATORS.COM nominated more than two dozen lower from Iran's violation of both the letter and adversaries.

That such judgments could and thus provide evidence of countable those responsible -- A Church Lacking Sympathy force the church to cut or their contrition. If Pope Fran- no matter who they might be even eliminate its admirable cis can ride in a modest Fiat, -- and commit all of us to tak- By Mark Shields ward my church. Of course, I stead to turn the crimes and missions of feeding the hun- so can anyone in a Roman ing care, no matter the cost, of am also sad, but I remain the crisis over to the lawyers gry, providing shelter to the collar. all who have suffered because I can testify from a lifetime even more furious toward my and the public relations peo- homeless and undocumented Bishops must publicly of this sanctioned cruelty. of personal experience that church's hierarchy and its ple, to retreat to a circle of si- immigrants, and educating apologize for what they have Church leaders should ap- practice does not really make rush not to console the an- lence. I am angry. the neglected children of done. They must repent and point a commission of perfect. Since the presidency guish of and heal the wounds Such bad and indefensible inner cities would be the cru- beg forgiveness from every laypeople, more than half of of Harry Truman, during of the vulnerable victims but decisions have repeatedly elest of collateral damage. victim and all in the commu- whom should be women, to which I had the honor of rather to lead a systematic been made in secret rooms Those in the hierarchy could nity and dedicate themselves investigate these charges of being the youngest altar boy cover-up of priests' crimes where the counsel and wis- begin by giving up all their to repairing the human dam- abuse and misconduct against in St. Francis Xavier Parish to against defenseless children dom of parents, especially rings, limos and other fancy age. We are sad, angry and bishops and others in author- serve the standing-room-only to protect the institutional mothers, is neither sought nor vestments and trappings of hurting, and we are demand- ity. That would be a start. midnight Mass on Christmas church from legal liability welcome. By repeating this splendor to help pay the costs ing that our church hold ac- Eve, I have been a practicing and deserved public outrage. pattern of behavior first seen and manifestly imperfect Mostly missing from the in the Boston Archdiocese in MALLARD FILLMORE Catholic. church's reaction was human 2002, the hierarchy has pro- Bruce Tinsley After the recent Pennsylva- sympathy. Absent was any vided persuasive ammunition nia grand jury report on sex- trace of Pope Francis' call for to the church's opponents and ual abuse, which tells of more the Roman Catholic Church critics, neglected the hurting, than 1,000 victims enduring to become a "field hospital and failed the faithful. criminal cruelty at the hands after battle" to first take care These feckless church lead- of some 300 Catholic priests, I of those suffering. The clerical ers who put the avoidance of am consumed with anger to- leadership's reaction was in- bad press and of financial judgments ahead of stopping the abuse, comforting the af- flicted and punishing the predators have probably ex- posed the Catholic Church to greater liability and court judgments costing millions. PAGE 4 • Midweek: August 22 to 25, 2018 SANFORD HERALD SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY

COMMUNITY EVENTS Children make flag pins for Gold Star Military Families

Black Light Dodgeball Center, 101 E Main, Geneva. Friday, August 24, 7 to 9 $25 per session with all sup- p.m., BRAVE Headquarters, plies included. Up to 15 901 S. French Ave., Sanford. people can attend and you Free food & fun. Learn to can attend just one or all ses- not dodge the warning signs sions. Art with Valerie Paint of dating abuse. Visit Classes will be held by www.weRbrave.com . Geneva artist Valerie Kelley. Call 407-729-1449. Family Fitness Fest Saturday, August 25, 9 WineART a.m. to 1 p.m., Sanford Civic Wednesday, Sept. 5, 5 to 8 Center, 401 E. Seminole p.m., Lake Mary City Hall, Blvd., Sanford. Free family 101 N. 4th St., Lake Mary. workout. Enjoy wine and art through- out the courtyard. Benefit BBQ Saturday, August 25, 12 to Geneva Blessing Yard 5 p.m., Fleet Reserve, 3040 Sale W. Hwy 46, Sanford. $10 per Friday, Sept. 7 & Satur- person for ribs, baked beans, day, Sept. 8, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., potato salad plus raffles, The nonprofit group will use auction, 50/50 & live music. proceeds for "one toy or Hosted by Disabled Ameri- meal at a time" for the can Veterans Chapter 30 & needy. For location or info Fleet Reserve Association go to their Facebook page or Branch 147. call 407-401-6593.

Deeper Dive into the Ladies Night Out Paranormal Friday, Sept. 7, 6:30 to 9:30 Saturday, August 25, 1 to p.m., Mission Life Center, 3 p.m., DeBary Hall Historic 151 Mission Rd., Oviedo. Photos contributed Site 198 Sunrise Blvd.,De- Food/drink stations, vendor Mary (known as Navy Mom Mary) recently organized a Flag Folding Class for local area children. The event was held at Mission BBQ in Bary. Discussion on methods boutique shopping, Oviedo. The Mayor of Oviedo, Dominic Persampiere stopped in to wish the group much luck. The children will be gathering once a month to find answers & investi- beauty/health tips, inspira- for the next 4 months. These flags will be handed over to the folks of the Snowball Express - a division of the Gary Sinise Foundation (Lt. gate alleged cases of para- tional speakers, online dat- Dan in the movie Forrest Gump). They will provide a flag to each of the children that are being brought to Orlando in December via the normal or unexplainable ing (Pros/Cons/Safety) and Snowball Express. These Gold Star Families are being brought to Orlando to visit the most magical place on earth, Disney World. Snow- activity. How to gather info, more. Vendors are welcome. ball Express Coordinator for Florida, Susanne Cannon Kammerer, will be coming to Orlando a couple of days prior to the Gold Star fami- review, capture & if experi- Call 321-203-7930. lies to set things up and is extremely interested in coming to meet the children who made all these flags. ences are natural, environ- mental, man-made or Rumba Lessons indeed paranormal. Visit Friday, Sept. 7, 7 to 8 p.m., www.tntparanormal.com or Rural Heritage Center, 101 “Doc” Bobele named as Veteran of the Month for July call 386-668-3840. E. Main St., Geneva. $5 per couple. Call 407-349-9255. IDignity Seminole Wednesday, August 29, 7 Color Purple Musical The Seminole County a.m. arrival for 9 a.m. doors Friday, Sept. 7 to Sunday, Government recently issued open. Salvation Army, 700 Sept. 23, Theater West End, a proclamation recognizing W. 24th St., Sanford. Replace 115 W. 1st Street, Sanford. Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class lost or stolen ID free. Bring The inaugural production & Ronald “Doc” Bobele, as the food stamp card or food Central Florida Regional July 2018 Veteran of the Month. stamp approval letter. Premiere. Ronald “Doc” Bobele (center) United States Navy. Flying Needles Guided Hike Wednesday, Aug. 29 (last Saturday, Sept. 8, 8 a.m. to Photo contributed Wednesday of each month), 10 a.m., Spring Hammock 6 to 7:30 p.m., North Branch Preserve, 2985 Osprey Trail, Library, 150 N. Palmetto Longwood. $3 per person Ave., Sanford. Free. Adults for 7 years old & up, accom- & teens 15+. Knit, crochet & panied by adult. Call 407- other needlework, share 665-2211. tips, learn from others. Tunnel to Towers 5K Lunch & Learn Saturday, Sept. 8, 6:30 reg- Lake Mary Senior Center issues a call to artists for exhibition Thursday, August 30, istration, 7:30 to 10 a.m. race, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., River- Cranes Roost Park, Alta- side Park, 1600 Lockwood monte Springs. Honor the Blvd., Oviedo. $9. Lunch sacrifices of first responders provided. Discussing Home- & military heroes. Proceeds Fit, an AARP program fo- benefit Stephen Siller Tunnel City of Lake Mary Senior Center is holding a Call to Artists: cusing on making to Towers Foundation & the "Appreciating Our Differences," a rotating art exhibition communities & homes more Building for America's at 911 Wallace Court. Maximum 3 submissions per artist ac- suitable for independent Bravest program, which cepted from now -September 26, emailed in jpeg format to Seniors. Call 407-971-5575. constructs specially- [email protected]. $10 processing fee per artist adapted,custom-designed required via PayPal on website, with information and jury Swing "Fore" the Arts homes for nation's injured guidelines. Go to www.seminoleculturalarts.org for more in- Friday, August 31, 7:30 service members. formation. Exhibition opens October 24, is free and open to a.m., 8:30 a.m. shotgun start, the public. All art is for sale. Casselberry Golf Club, Cas- Astronomy Club selberry. $60 per player, $100 Saturday, Sept. 8, 7 p.m. Photo contributed for twosome & $175 for to 12 a.m., Trotwood Park, foursome.Continental break- 701 Northern Way, Winter fast, lunch, prizes, awards Springs. Florida Astronomi- ceremony at Casselberry cal Society onsite with tele- Recreation Center. Call 407- scopes for public viewing. 262-7700 ext. 1122. Sunset Cinema Farmers Market Saturday, Sept. 8, 7:30 Saturday, Sept. 1, 9 a.m., p.m., Cranes Roost Park, Al- Lawton House, 200 W. tamonte Springs. Bring your Broadway St., Oviedo. Local chairs and blankets to watch produce, plants, jams, cof- Moana, the story of an ad- fee, baked goods, vendors. venturous teenager who goes on a daring mission to Central Florida Family save her people. Admission Summit is free. Food and beverages Saturday, Sept. 1, 9 a.m. to are available for purchase. 1:30 p.m., 400 W. Airport Hosted by St. Stephen Blvd., Sanford. Food, educa- Lutheran Church. tion family services, screen- ings, vendors, youth Geneva Museum activities & more. Call 407- Sundays, Sept. 9 & 23, 2 321-377-7482. to 4 p.m., 165 1st Street, Geneva. Local archaeologi- Latin Jazz & Art Festival cal finds, pioneer crafts, a Saturday, Sept. 1, 5 to 9 mercantile, family records, p.m., Lake Concord Park, Civil War, toys/musical in- Casselberry. Cuba-based struments, etc. Listen to a composer & pianist Harold Violano (player piano & vio- Lopez-Nussa headlines. Sa- lin) and Edison Cylinder vory cuisine, Mariachi band, Phonograph, etc. “Touch-It specialty vendors, Latin Table” for kids. We have dance presentations, live Geneva history books, demos, children's activities. Geneva & Ft Lane T-shirts, Bring blankets & chairs. caps, license plates, and the new “Story of Fort Lane – Astronomy Club 2nd Seminole War” book for Saturday, Sept. 1, 7 p.m. sale. to 12 a.m., Trotwood Park, 701 Northern Way, Winter Spokes Women Meet Springs. Florida Astronomi- Wednesday, Sept. 12, 11 cal Society onsite with tele- a.m., Lunch 12 p.m., scopes for public viewing. Heathrow Country Club, 1200 Bridgewater Drive, Art Classes Lake Mary. $25. Fashion Sept. 3 (every first Mon.) , show and social. Email cen- 7 to 9 p.m., Rural Heritage [email protected] m . SANFORD HERALD Midweek : August 22 to 25, 2018 • PAGE 5 PEOPLE A GLANCE AROUND TOWN AND COUNTY Sanford’s World Housing Solution, Inc. Business partnership formed to offer Ranks No. 444 on the 2018 Inc. 5000 internships to youth in the community

World Housing Solution, Inc ranked as premier provider of de- ployable structures ranks #1 amongst Florida manufacturers.

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Special to the Herald Established in 2010, World Housing Solu- tion is a design and manufacturing company Inc. magazine today revealed that World based in Orlando, Florida that creates de- Housing Solution, a manufacturer of expedi- ployable composite structures for the harsh tionary insulated composite structures for conditions, using rapidly deployable panel disaster relief and the U.S. Military, is No. (RDP) technologies. The company provides 444 on its 37th annual Inc. 5000, the most environmentally friendly structures that are prestigious ranking of the nation’s fastest- long-lasting, easy to assemble, and are growing private companies. World Housing highly compatible with alternative energy Solution also places sixth overall in Inc. solutions. In 2018 World Housing Solution 5000’s manufacturing category, a testament expanded their service to include off-grid to the company’s unmatched customer cen- and mobile medical solutions through their tric approach along with their unequaled branch of Clinics on Wheels. Most recently, Photo contributed technology and deployable structures. three mobile clinics were sent to aid in the Some of the youth participating in the program through the partnership of Community Based Care of “It’s a team effort and thanks to our relief of those affected by Hurricane Maria in Central Florida, CareerSource Central Florida & Career Conextions Youth Program. team’s focus on solving the customer’s prob- Puerto Rico. By Andre Rodriguez workforce. We’re in a labor shortage right now, About Inc. Media lems, rather than simply pushing out solu- Herald College Intern so anyway we can help, whether it’s our in- tions and hoping for the best, that has Founded in 1979 and acquired in 2005 by dustry or any other industries, help assist that brought us here,” said Ron Ben-Zeev, Mansueto Ventures, Inc. is the only major For one local group of teenagers in foster shortage and taking some of these young guys founder and CEO of World Housing Solu- brand dedicated exclusively to owners and care, this summer might play a larger role in and putting them through this training pro- tion. “We are humbled and honored by this managers of growing private companies, positively influencing their career paths than gram not only benefits us but we’re introduc- recognition and promise to strive for even with the aim to deliver real solutions for they would’ve expected. ing them to the construction industry as a better and more as our journey continues. today’s innovative company builders. Inc. Community Based Care of Central Florida, a whole.” Stay tuned, we are not finished, not by a took home the National Magazine Award for prominent regional child welfare service The teens have been able to learn and expe- long shot.” General Excellence in both 2014 and 2012. agency, has teamed up with CareerSource Cen- rience a variety of hands-on training at 15 The list represents a unique look at the The total monthly audience reach for the tral Florida and their Career Conextions Youth Lightyears. They’ve done different types of most successful companies within the Amer- brand has been growing significantly, from Program to create a summer internship pro- building performance testing, blower door ican economy’s most dynamic segment—its 2,000,000 in 2010 to more than 18,000,000 gram which will last four to seven weeks, de- tests and other code enforcement inspections. independent small businesses. Microsoft, today. For more information, visit pending on each teenager’s scheduled hours. Smith has also brought the boys along to im- Dell, Domino’s Pizza, Pandora, Timberland, www.inc.com. The Inc. 5000 is a list of the “This partnership developed because we portant Orange County inspector meetings LinkedIn, Yelp, Zillow, and many other well- fastest-growing private companies in the na- have ongoing partnerships that are helping to and they’ll get the opportunity to visit and known names gained their first national ex- tion. Started in 1982, this prestigious list has foster kids throughout the year and we noticed tour the Amway Center and Orlando City Soc- posure as honorees on the Inc. 5000. become the hallmark of entrepreneurial suc- there was a need for a summer program and cer Stadium in the coming weeks to learn “If your company is on the Inc. 5000, it’s cess. The Inc. 5000 Conference & Awards that’s when we kind of collaborated together,” about sustainability efforts in arena facilities. unparalleled recognition of your years of Ceremony is an annual event that celebrates said Jason Lietz, outreach manager of CSCF. With everything the boys have been able to hard work and sacrifice,” says Inc. editor in the remarkable achievements of these com- The Career Builder Program, as the pilot learn and experience, they of course have their chief James Ledbetter. “The lines of business panies. The event also offers informative program is being called, allows youth in foster own personal favorite takeaways from the in- may come and go, or come and stay. What workshops, celebrated keynote speakers, care ages 16 to 19, to gain hands-on working ternship so far. doesn’t change is the way entrepreneurs cre- and evening functions. experience primarily in the STEM and skills “Going out into the field and just being with ate and accelerate the forces that shape our For more information on Inc. and the Inc. trade fields, such as construction, manufactur- the techs, like actually seeing what they do lives.” 5000 Conference, visit ing, engineering and research. and actually doing what they do,” Kevin said. About World Housing Solution http://conference.inc.com/. “It’s helping to break the cycle they [teens] Dayvion had an equally open-minded take- have grown up in by giving them a chance to away of his experiences so far too. CFE FCU donates Dream Classrooms to Teachers succeed,” said Maureen Brockman, vice presi- “It’s an opportunity to learn new things,” dent of CBCCF. Dayvion said. “Meeting new people in the per classroom. Most young adults who grow up in foster workplace and understanding the different From February through April, local teach- care have had difficult pasts and lack the guid- systems and things they use to get things done ers were invited to apply for their classroom ance and support necessary to be given equal around the office.” renovations by submitting an essay about opportunities when it comes to educational CBCCF and CSCF will look to continue this their visions of a dream classroom, and why options and career paths. summer’s internship program for years to their own classrooms deserved to win. CFE Now this summer’s program is helping to come and have it increasingly spread through- employees and local school district employ- even out the playing field for those young out the community. ees then teamed up to select the final three adults through hands-on training and job-site “Our goal long-term is to really address that winners, from Tangelo Park Elementary, mentorships. The teens will also be paid mini- issue of limited awareness and experience and Lakeview Elementary, and English Estates mum wage. so we want to create a holistic program that Elementary. “The maximum through the program they starts as young as 12 and 13 as kids transition Founded by educators in Orange County can work is 30 hours a week for seven weeks,” through middle school into high school, to in- more than 80 years ago, CFE is no stranger to Brockman said. “We’ve got a four week pro- troduce them on an ongoing basis to career op- the education community. As the Preferred gram so the kids can work anywhere between portunities outside of a social worker or Credit Union for Seminole State College of 30 and 40 hours a week.” lawyer, things they most normally see in their Florida, CFE has teamed up with the Col- This summer’s group is 18 teenagers, ages life experience,” Brockman said. Special to the Herald lege’s Interior Design program to implement 16 to 19. They were then broken down into For now, the ultimate goal of the Career these classroom renovations. These students smaller groups depending on the field and Builder Program to develop and support edu- collaborated with the teachers to design the cational and career opportunities for young As back-to-school season ramps up this company they’re interning with. classrooms to their specifications, while Film Tim Smith, Chief Operating Officer of 15 adults in foster care seems to be in reach. The fall, three local educators will be teaching in and TV Production students have captured four teens interning with 15 Lightyears are style, thanks to classroom renovations do- Lightyears, an electrical contracting company, the process through photos and videos. currently has four of those teenagers under his learning and gaining experiences that were nated by CFE Federal Credit Union. In Seminole County, second grade teacher once unavailable to them. As a way of thanking teachers for their wing and working side-by-side with him and Kathryn Campbell will receive renovations to his company. Jusme, Dayvion, Kevin and “We’re finding things you never think you dedication, CFE launched its Renovate to Ed- her English Estates Elementary classroom could’ve been a part of,” Dayvion said. “[The ucate Contest earlier this year, selecting one Jerico get to spend their internship learning after the room was destroyed by a flood ear- and gaining experience in the skills trade field. program] will help me further down my career public elementary school teacher from Or- lier this year. Her dream classroom will have path to open up new doors and opportunities ange, Osceola, and Seminole counties to re- “It’s something we’re always looking for- a “camp” theme and create a place for her ward to getting involved with in youth educa- that I could venture into.” ceive a free classroom makeover. The credit students to feel safe. union will provide renovations up to $2,000 tion,” Smith said. “Especially when it comes to PAGE 6 • Midweek: Aug. 22-25, 2018 SANFORD HERALD OBITUARIES

BERNARD ʻBERNIEʼ After covering much of the Presbyterian Church on Kandice Grooms, and Wonda Johnnie (Mickel) Tunsil, the brother of Herbert FITZGERALD U.S. Bernie was able to return Friday August 24th at 11am. (Erric) Wynn, all of Sanford, Annie Ware, Lakeland, Piovesan and the husband of to Sanford and retire from Memorial gifts may be sent to FL; Florida; brothers, John Marietta Piove-san who all Bernard Fitzgerald died on Amtrak in 1993. Markham Woods A Memorial service will be (Kathyn) Overstreet, Lithonia, preceded him in death.He Tuesday morning, August Soon after retirement, Presbyterian Church, 5210 held on Saturday, August 25, Georgia; Lugene Thomas, was a World War II veteran 14th after a long illness. He is Bernie and Joyce opened” Markham Woods Road, Lake 2018 ~ 1:00 P.M. at Allen Albany, Geor-gia; Harry serving as a sergeant in the survived by his son, John T Grannies on Magnolia Mary, FL 32746, in memory of Chapel A.M.E. Church, Jackson, Millberg, Florida; United States Army from Fitzgerald (Kelley). Square”, an antiques and ice Bernie or to the Lions Club Sanford, Florida aunts, Bessie Anderson, November 1942 to October Bernard was born in Miami cream shop in downtown International. Gail & Wynn's Mortuary is Sanford, Florida; Laura 1945. in the 1930’s to John Sanford. Together they built” in charge of all arrangements. Smith, Rochester, New York; More importantly, he is Fitzgerald and Vivian Grannies” into a successful TRACY SHANISE a host of nieces, nephews, also a veteran of the Lord’s Fitzgerald. He attended business that was a fixture on GROOMS JOSEPH OVERSTREET cousins and sorrowing army. He was ordained to the Technical High School and Main Street for many years. friends. work of the Gospel Ministry joined the U.S. Air Force at Bernard was awarded the Tracy Shanise Grooms was Joseph Overstreet 68 Arrangements entrusted to in August 1960 by New Tribes the start of the Korean Chamber of Commerce’s born on March 3, 1978 in passed away on Monday, Trinity Memorial Chapel, Inc. Mission, serving the Lord Conflict. He served as a res- President’s Excellence Award Sanford, Florida. She attend- August 13, 2018 at Central 819 W 1st Street Sanford, Jesus Christ in Australia and cue swimmer on an Air Force in 1999. ed the Public Schools of Florida Regional Hospital. Florida (407)732-4594. Papua New Guinea for 30 Crash Boat and was stationed Bernie was active in the Seminole County, Florida. Joseph was a native of years. Thousands have been in Tokyo, Japan. Sanford chapter of the Lions Tracy was Sylvester, Georgia. He was touched by his life and faith- After the war Bernard Clubs International. He was a dedicat- born on Friday June 23, 1950 HAROLD FRANCIS ful, courageous testimony of returned to Miami and began elected President in 1989, ed mem- to the late Willie G. and Lou PIOVESAN the saving grace of Jesus. his career with the railroad. along with District Governor ber of Ella Key Overstreet. He Those left behind on earth He was hired as an electrician and Lion of the Year. He was Miracle moved to Central Florida Harold Francis Piovesan, of are his daughter, Janice with the Seaboard Coastline also a Melvin Jones Fellow. House of with his parents in 1952 and Dayton, Ohio, passed away Bagley of Perth, Australia, Railroad based in Hialeah, a Bernard was an active Healing, has resided Sanford for 66 August 18, 2018. wife of the late Robert Bagley suburb of Miami. member of the Markham Sanford, years. He attended Hopper Harold Francis Piovesan, a and their children, Robert He met and married his Woods Presbyterian Church. Florida. Elementary and Crooms High faithful and courageous sol- Bagley, Debbie Howells and wife Joyce B. Fitzgerald in He participated in the Tracy has School graduating in the class dier of our Lord Jesus Christ Jennifer Giuliani and Son and 1952 and his son John was church’s Adult bible study many of 1968. He earned his was recommissioned and Daughter-in-law, Gary and Tracy Shanise born in Miami in the 1960’s. programs along with their friends in Bachelor’s Degree from Fisk transferred to the eternal Dorothy Piovesan of Dayton, Grooms In 1971 Bernie moved to Alpha classes. He enjoyed the com- University. A Private frontier to join that great Ohio and their children, Sanford as part of the execu- preparing meals for large munity Celebration and Memorial cloud of wit-nesses. His sim- Nathan Piovesan, Dean tive team for the Auto Train groups being a part of the that she Service will be held with fam- ple faith in his Lord and Piovesan, Dennis Piovesan, Corporation. He helped church. Near the end of his made smile and she will defi- ily and friends. He leaves to unwavering obedience was a Timothy Piovesan, Jesse establish the Sanford terminal life poor health prevented nitely be missed by all. cherish his memories his chil- testimony of one who truly Piovesan, Jaina Piovesan and for the private Auto Train that him for attending serv-ices, Survivors: Parents: Dennis dren, Ronald (Yolonda) Cox, walked with Jesus. He was an Lamar Piovesan, Jon Couch. took passengers and their but he always held the church Grooms, Sr. and Velma Valrico, Florida; Janelle inspiration to many and a Many are the great grandchil- cars from Sanford to the in his heart and was grateful Grooms, Sanford, FL; Overstreet, Maryland; true leader of humility and dren and great great grand- Northeast. for visits by church members Brothers: Dennis Grooms, Jr., Yolanda Cox, Duluth, Godliness. children. Bernard left Auto Train in and for the delicious meals Sanford, FL, Elijah Grooms, Georgia; Michelle Cox Born in McKeesport, Gramkow Funeral Home is 1983 and moved to Chicago they prepared for him. Sr., Orlando, FL, and Anton Sanford, Florida; grandchil- Pennsylvania on December in charge of all arrangements. for a management position A Memorial Service will be Grooms, Sr., Brooksville, FL; dren, Ashley Cox, Ashanti 26, 1921 he was the son of with Amtrak. held at Markham Woods Sisters: Antonia Grooms, Cox, Valrico, Florida; sisters, Charlie and Ollie Piovesan

GREENBERG in debate over social media. Greenberg?” comment on the backlash to COYOTES But so far, Greenberg has “But then I remembered his statements. declined to apologize and he was the tax collector “Just thousands of mes- appears to stand by his caught trying to get out of a sages from people across the Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 statements. speeding ticket,” she said. country saying they 100% On Monday, a group of “He was so arrogant and support me,” he wrote. headed by Melissa Allison, who lives on Summerlin Now, people are calling local Democrats and other hurtful on Facebook. “That’s all.” Avenue, and whose family cat Frank went missing sever- for his resignation. affiliated parties met at the Muslims have contributed It’s not the first time al weeks ago. The statement was copied Lake Mary Tax Collector’s so much to modern society, Greenberg has drawn con- “He just didn’t come home,” she said. “We looked from a Tweet by conserva- office at 845 Primera including the creation of troversy in his short time in everywhere. We looked on Mellonville, on Virginia. We tive commentator Neal Boulevard to denounce coffee, an invention we all office. Last December, he handed out fliers, and we talked to people who said Boortz, which Greenberg Greenberg and call for his use every day.” caught controversy for their cats had also gone missing. On Nextdoor.com, we posted on his own Facebook resignation. She said there were 66 pulling a woman over as if found other people in the last two months who said account. He maintained that “Seminole County Tax identified hate groups in he were a member of law their pets were missing.” he literally was "just asking Collector Joel Greenberg’s Florida, including five in enforcement. In that case, Now, they keep their other cat, Beans, inside all the for a friend" to see what remarks amplify hateful Orlando. She listed several courts ruled that he hadn’t time. And Allison made a map charting where each pet people said. propaganda and must be recent incidents of hate stated himself to be a police had gone missing. The map clearly shows a pattern He was met with outrage condemned,” said Imam crimes, including a officer, so it didn’t count as around Summerlin Avenue and adjacent streets, all right from residents decrying his Abdurrahman Sykes, Gainesville man, Ronald misrepresentation. on the edge of the preserve and near Lake Monroe. words as Islamophobic. President of the Islamic Wadford, arrested this Only a month later in Then her neighbor, Krista Taurins, set up a camera to Several people engaged Society Leading American month for stalking and January of 2018, he was watch and see what it was taking all their pets. with Greenberg personally Muslims. “These kinds of threatening to lynch the filmed on camera talking “Some people said it was a deranged neighbor,” posts legitimize religious head of the local chapter of with a deputy who’d pulled Allison said. “But our cat was street smart. He didn’t bigotry, exacerbate anti- the NAACP and a Miami him over for a speeding vio- like humans other than us.” Muslim animosity and feed man, Walter Stolper, who lation, apparently trying to Nobody initially thought it was coyotes, Allison said. into the anti-Muslim rheto- tried to burn down his use his position as tax col- Some people told her they suspected owls. Once Taurins’ ric that is not only danger- condo to “kill all the Jews lector to get the deputy to camera caught a coyote on film, though, people started ous to the very vulnerable living there.” let him off without a ticket. believing. Muslim community, but to And Greenberg’s rhetoric, The Young Democrats Allison said there were several factors she believed people of color in the entire she said, only fueled those and their affiliates are now could contribute to the coyotes moving in recently, Central Florida community. flames. petitioning Attorney including rising water levels from recent rains and new “He seeks to divide our Rasha Mubarak, president General Pam Bondi to have buildings built up in their habitat. country through his use of of the Young Democrats of Greenberg removed from The next step was a neighborhood meeting with track- hateful narratives that ped- Orange County, said resig- office. ers at Affordable Wildlife Removal, who they’re current- dle lies and stoke tensions. nation hadn't been their first “This is bigger than what ly pooling money to pay to take care of the coyotes. He is blatantly promoting a option, but that it was what he imagined,” Mubarak Affordable Wildlife Removal is based in Deltona and fascist, racist, extremist hate they were left with now. said. “He thought he was their website states they “believe in humanely retrieving that serves up intolerance to "We have asked for an going to get his 15 minutes, and relocating wildlife.” Muslims. Hatemongering open dialogue," she said. some likes and re-Tweets. Allison said Affordable Wildlife Removal was current- propaganda is beneath the "We have asked for an apol- But we are going to make ly in the process of assessing how many coyotes they’re position of a public servant ogy. Now we are asking for sure he resigns.” dealing with. Then, they’ll have a community meeting to and beneath humanity," our elected officials to push Those who want to sign determine how to move forward and how much it will Sykes said. for his resignation. Because the petition can do so online cost. Anna Eskamani, candi- if not, it will send the mes- at Taurins told the Sanford Herald she was proud of how date for House District 47 in sage that hate is welcome, https://somos.presente.org her neighbors had all come together. this year’s election, and the and to that we say no, no, /petitions/call-for-semi- “It was such extreme numbers of pets going missing,” daughter of Iranian immi- no. Joel's gotta go." nole-county-tax-collector-s- she said. “It was very upsetting. We don’t have a grants herself, said her first Greenberg wrote the immediate-resignation. Homeowners’ Association, but we’ve come together as thought upon hearing the Sanford Herald on Facebook well as we could.” news was “who is Joel saying he didn’t have a SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Aug. 22-25, 2018 • PAGE 7 Poll: Support for school choice growing among Republicans

WASHINGTON (AP) — Nina Rees, president of the National said press secretary Elizabeth Hill. Informed about average teacher earnings Support for charter schools and private Alliance for Public Charter Schools said the "Education freedom is the future." in their state, nearly half said they support school voucher programs has gone up over findings "demonstrate through the educa- Meanwhile, Americans seem to be more raising teacher pay. That number was 67 the past year, with Republicans accounting tional choices they make for their children - satisfied with their local police and the post percent when respondents were not told for much of the increase, according to a sur- families want high-quality charter school office than with their neighborhood school. explicitly how much their local teachers vey published Tuesday. options for their kids. While 51 percent of respondents said they were making. Nationally, the average The findings by Education Next, a journal "Above all else, parents care that their would give their local schools a grade of A teacher's salary was $58,950 in 2017, accord- published by Harvard's Kennedy School and child has access to an excellent school, and or B, 68 percent gave the local post office a ing to the National Center for Education Stanford University, come as Education as education advocates it is our job to similar grade and 69 percent the local police. Statistics. Secretary Betsy DeVos promotes alternatives ensure that wish becomes a reality," Rees "It makes sense that only 50 percent of "The sense of economic insecurity for to traditional public schools. added. Americans are giving their public school a teachers is very strong and there is growing Forty-four percent of respondents in the Robin Lake, director of the Center on good grade of an A or a B that they would support for higher pay, not just from teach- poll conducted in May said they support the Reinventing Public Education, noted that express support for alternatives to those ers but from the broader community," said expansion of charter schools, compared to support for charters has risen mostly among public schools," said Patrick McGuinn, a Evan Stone, CEO of Educators For 39 percent in 2017. The gain of 5 percentage Republicans. professor of political science and education Excellence, a teachers' advocacy organiza- points, however, did not fully offset the "I hate to see an issue turn into a partisan at Drew University. tion. drop in support from 51 percent in 2016. question," Lake said. "I don't think that an In the Black Lives Matter era, African- West said that while many believe teach- When broken down according to party education policy that's designed to get bet- American respondents gave their local ers should be making more, there is dis- affiliation, 57 percent of Republicans and 36 ter outcomes for kids should ever be a parti- police much lower marks than other respon- agreement over whether they should be percent of Democrats voiced support for san issue." dents, but their views of their local schools compensated based on how much their stu- charter schools, compared to 47 percent of Support for publicly funded vouchers were even worse. Thirty-nine percent gave dents learn or using some other metric. Republicans and 34 percent of Democrats in given to low-income families to help them their local schools an A or a B, while the "To the extent that the debate moves from 2017. pay tuition at private school rose from 37 local police force received such marks from how much are teachers are paid to how they "Support is up among Republicans for percent to 42 percent over the past year. 43 percent of African-American respondents. are paid, there is potential for continued various strategies to expand school choice, The Education Department welcomed the The study also found that many conflict," West said. and the Trump administration's embrace of results of the poll. Americans favor raising teacher salaries and The Education Next survey was based on those policies is a likely explanation," said "The data consistently show that parents increasing school funding in the aftermath interviews with 4,601 adults across the Martin West, associate professor of educa- want more education options for their kids of teachers walking out of schools in six country. The margin of error was 1.4 per- tion at Harvard University and a co-author and when they are empowered with states earlier this spring to protest pay and centage points. of the report. options, they like it and their kids benefit," other issues.

TWIGGY the old one. It ended up paying that water safety was the over- “Lots of love and affection, AP off everything. It was a god- arching message of her show. and telling them the same send. It was like the Lord was She realized that in the strug- thing over and over,” she said. Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 talking real loud, saying ‘it’s gling times earlier on in her After Sunday’s show was OK, you can retire.’” tenure running the show. over, Best mingled with family So in the end, it was the “I had a part of the show members and with the audi- safety, interspersed with the totaled truck that ended up where I was telling kids how to ence. Crowds of people bought squirrel doing laps around a pushing Best to finally hang up float in the water,” she said. merchandise, including shirts PUS small pool. her hat. And she said she “One time, a kid came up to and miniature posters. Some After several decades and bought a Camry with the me after a show and said ‘I took pictures with Best and Hundreds of protesters at the University of several incarnations of the money from her insurance pay- learned to float like Twiggy Twiggy. North Carolina pulled down the Confederate squirrel, her trainer and show out. said.’ I realized then that the “I wish he’d go faster,” said statue they decried as a symbol of racist her- host Lou Ann Best was bitter- On Sunday, at the final show was about Twiggy. young fan Brock Reeves. itage. sweet about the end. But she show, Best was in fine form, all Twiggy’s saying this, not me.” “And that he wouldn’t knew it had to happen. smiles, playing to the crowd She said her key points are retire,” said his brother Chase PRIMARIES SET FOR ALASKA, WYOMING She credited the decision to and telling her story. Her hus- simply to be safe in the water, Reeves. an act of God. band Chuck passed away in to always wear a lifejacket. “I’m proud of Lou Ann,” Voters in Alaska will choose a Republican “I’d been wanting to retire,” 1997 in an accident where he “Even lifeguards can almost said her sister-in-law Sheala nominee to advance to what is expected to be a she said. “It’s been hard to tried to save his stepfather, drown,” she said. “People Best Stanley. “All she’s done, hard-fought battle for governor this fall. travel long distances. who was drowning. But don’t realize drowning people it’s God’s mission. It was so Physically hard to travel. I’ve because he didn’t wear a life- fight back. They’ll do whatever difficult losing my brother. But ANIMAL CRACKERS BREAK OUT OF been praying about it, but I’d jacket, he didn’t make it home they can to get above the water I believe we’re responsible for THEIR CAGES just bought a new truck. I that day, Best informed the to get air.” saving other lives, from what needed to make the payments audience. That’s why Twiggy always kids learned from the show.” Nabisco redesigns the packaging of its on it, so I kept booking shows. “He’s watching down from wore a lifejacket as he swam, Best said she felt good about Barnum's Animals crackers after relenting to But then in February, I totaled Heaven and saying ‘learn from she said. the final show. pressure from People for the Ethical Treatment the truck. I was thinking of my mistake,’” Best told the Asked how squirrels were “I feel good, but I feel sad of Animals. buying another one, but I did- audience. trained, Best joked that it was about it,” she said. n’t know I’d had insurance on Best told the Sanford Herald “like training a husband.”

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A V E Page 8 Wednesday August 22, 2018 Sports Lee County to host Girls Volleyball State Finals FREEBriefs SOCCER CLINIC From Staff Reports on Saturday and posted a pair of 3-0 Seminole County Leisure sweeps over host Tampa Prep and St. Services and Orlando City Soccer GAINESVILLE (8/20/18) — The Petersburg High School behind the quar- Club will host a free soccer clinic Florida High School Athletic Association on Saturday,August 25. tet of Audrey Douglas, Leandra Mangual, (FHSAA) and Lee County Sports Morgan Romano and Haley Frank. Participants will learn basic Development have entered into an Local teams shine in soccer skills and have a Also winning twice were Seminole, 2-0 chance to meet and greet agreement to host the 2018-20 FHSAA (25-18 and 25-18) over Orange City- Orlando City Soccer players. Girls Volleyball State Championships at University, and 2-1 (25-19, 16-25 and 15-13) No registration required. the Suncoast Credit Union Arena on the The arena, which is less than two event will be held Nov. 14-16, while the over Lyman and Winter Springs, 2-0 (25-21 Location: Sylvan Lake Park, 845 campus of Florida SouthWestern State Preseason Classics and 25-18) over Lake Brantley, and 2-1 (23- years old, seats approximately 3,500 2020 championships will occur Nov. 12-14. Lake Markham Road, Sanford. College in Fort Myers. This is the first fans and includes a hospitality event For more information on the event, follow 25, 25-18 and 15-11) over Timber Creek. Time: 9 a.m.-to-11 a.m. time Lee County will have hosted the center, competition courts, locker rooms the FHSAA on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram Lake Mary split two matches, defeat- Ages: 5-to-12. event since the FHSAA placed all volley- Cost: Free. and six areas of premium seating. and Snapchat by searching for “FHSAA.” ing Apopka, 3-0 (24-22, 28-26 and 25- ball state championship matches in the “Lee County is excited to partner with Meanwhile, Seminole County teams 17), and falling to Kissimmee-Osceola, UCF FOOTBALL same location in 1990. FHSAA in hosting the 2018-2020 Florida prepared for the opening of the Regular 2-1 (15-25, 25-21 and 25-15). The first Associated Press Top “We were favorably impressed upon High School Girls Volleyball State Season this week by competing in Lyman also finished off a split with a 2- 25 Poll of the 2018 season was our site visit at how well this venue Championships,” Lee County Sports Preseason Classics last weekend. 0 (25-18 and 25-21) win over Lake Nona. announced Monday,and UCF accommodates our student-athletes, Development Executive Director Jeff Mielke Led by Rileigh Powers (17 kills and 12 Lake Howell gained a split, falling to came in at 21st in the nation. coaches and fans,” FHSAA Executive Also ranked 23rd in the said. “Weappreciate the collaboration with kills) and Savannah Vach (15 kills and 16 Timber Creek, 2-0 (25-15 and 25-17), before Preseason Coaches Poll, this Director George Tomyn said. “We are Florida SouthWestern State College in the kills), powerful Oviedo High won twice, topping Lake Brantley,2-0 (25-20 and 25-22). marks the first time in the history very familiar and comfortable with the use of Suncoast Arena for yet another signa- 3-1 (25-18, 25-23, 20-25 and 25-7) over Orangewood Christian dropped a pair of the program that the Knights sports tourism team in Lee County and ture sports event for our community.” The First Academy-Orlando and 3-0 (25- of matches to powerhouse teams, Lake have been a consensus Top 25 we very much look forward to working Continuing its finals-only format, the 19, 25-20 and 25-12) over Trinity Prep. Highland, 3-0 (25-16, 25-14 and 25-15), and team heading into the season. with them the next three years.” 2018 event takes place Nov. 15-17. The 2019 Hagerty took a long road trip to Tampa Winter Park, 3-0 (25-20, 25-21 and 25-15). UCF, which went 13-0, won the American Athletic Conference Championship, and took home the Chick-fil- A Peach Bowl en route to a National Championship in 2017, opened up the 2018 AP Poll with 312 points. Junior quarterback McKenzie Milton returns to lead the Knights in 2018 after being named the American Athletic Conference Player of the Year, the Archie Griffin National Player of the Year and Phil Steele SeveralPowerful Previews All-America as a sophomore. Since 2005, UCF has been ranked or receiving votes in The AP Poll in nine different seasons, which includes Top schools 25 finishes in 2010, 2013 and 2017. The Knights ended last season ranked sixth in the AP Top 25 Poll with 1,248 points and four first place votes. shine in UCF, under the helm of new head coach Josh Heupel, closed out fall camp last week and begins preparation for the Kickoff season-opener at UConn this week. The Knights will take on the Huskies in an American Athletic Conference contest, Aug. 30 in East Hartford. Classics The Knights’ home opener is By Dean Smith scheduled for Sept. 8 at 6 p.m. Herald Staff against South Carolina State. Limited Amount of Single- Seminole County football Game Tix Available teams split _ 6-6 _ in the Season tickets for the 2018 Kickoff Classics last Thursday UCF Football season continue and Friday, but the sextet of to sell at a record pace! winners were all very impres- Spectrum Stadium’s season ticket capacity has been sold sive, combining to outscore at over 91-percent. Season their opponents, 232-82. tickets are continuing to fly Things did not go as well for the out the door and still offer the other six clubs, as they were best value, with tickets start- outscored, 144-7, with Lake Howell ing at just $17 per game! scoring the only touchdown. A limited amount of single- The regular season begins this game tickets have become Friday,all at 7 p.m., with seven of available through returns from the nine games involving local visiting team allotments and some seats UCF Athletics had teams being played within the been holding for future premi- county lines, including Lake um seating opportunities. Howell at Seminole, The Master’s These tickets are limited in Academy at Lake Mary Prep and quantity and became avail- Hagerty at Lake Brantley meeting able online beginning in head-to-head matchups. Tuesday at 10 a.m. HereistheOpeningWeekSchedule: To get more information on * Ft. Pierce-Central vs. Lyman at season tickets please call 407- Carlton D. Henley Sports Complex. 823-1000 (Option 1). * Hagerty vs. Lake Brantley ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD on Tom Storey Field at Darvin Coming up this week at Boothe Stadium. Orlando Speed World Dragway: * Jacksonville-Creekside * Today (Wednesday) is High School vs. Winter Springs “Whoop Azz Wednesday”, fea- at A.W. Epps Sports Complex. turing “All Welcome Test and Tune, Grudge Racing and Fun * Lake Howell vs. Seminole at Runs” with gates opening at 6 Thomas E. Whigham Stadium in p.m. and racing from 6 p.m.-to-11 the Tim Raines Athletic Park. p.m. General Admission is $12, * The Master’s Academy at plus an additional $13 to race. Lake Mary Prep. * “Friday Night Frenzy” will * Orangewood Christian at also feature “All Welcome Test Cocoa Beach and Tune and Grudge Racing” * Palm Bay-Heritage vs. Lake with gates opening at 6 p.m. Mary at Don T.Reynolds Stadium. General Admission is $12, * Timber Creek vs. Oviedo at plus an additional $13 to race. * Saturday _ BLPRacing John Courier Field. Products Professional NHRAET * Trinity Prep at Davenport- Championship Bracket Series #12. Four Corners High School. Events include Super Pro, Pro(no For unannounced reasons, proba- box), ProCycle, Jr.Street, Jr. bly to limit the chance of injury Dragster (ProSportsman) and since both squads have smaller ros- Sportsman. Therewill also by a Jr. ters, the Father Lopez at Dragster Novice from 8 a.m.-to-9 Orangewood Christian KOC game a.m. Gates open at 2 p.m. and was moved to Thursday evening Time Trials at 3 p.m. to be followed and it was decided that the varsity by Eliminations.Admission is $12 (kids 10-and-Under free). would play a half and junior varsi- The Dragway Information ty a quarter.In that one half, the Hotline is at (407) 568-5522 Green Wave came out on top, 7-0. and the website is at _ Seminole showed off a complete game in a 33-7 victory against a See Briefs, Page 9 See Kickoff, Page 9

Seminole photos by Greg Fencik Lake Mary photos by Arch Boothe of Magic Memories, Inc. Javari Frederick (No. 21, top) weaves his way through the Spruce Creek defense on his way to a 30-yard touchdown run as host Seminole won 33-7. Zion Jackson(No.11,secondrow,left)caughtapairoftouchdownpassesandGraydenKrull(No.18),caughtthis52-yardtouchdownpassfromsophomoreTommy McClain (No. 9, second row,right). Lake Mary skunked Hagerty,37-0, behind a defense (third row) that held the Huskies to 203-yards of total offense and forced three fumbles, two by Matt Wilwohl (No. 40, above, left), who returned this one for a touchdown and an offense led by freshman quarterback Gunnar Smith (above right, who threw for 179-yards and two touchdowns) shown handing the ball off to Cecil Philbert (No. 25), who scored on an 18-yard run. SANFORD HERALD Wednesday, August 22, 2018 • Page 9 Safe Boating Campaign shares boating safety tips forLaborDayWeekend Special to the Herald valuable knowledge and on-water experi- beacon, and VHF radios can all be Waves,” offers the same curriculum and is ence in a boating safety course with many important devices in an emergency. the perfect opportunity to spend a half day MANASSAS, VA. (August 20, 2018) options for novice to experienced boaters. The Safe Boating Campaign is pro- learning boat-handling techniques in a – The Safe Boating Campaign, a * Check equipment. Schedule a free ves- duced under a grant from the Sports supportive environment. Both courses are worldwide effort focused on responsi- sel safety check with local U.S. Coast Fish Restoration and Boating Trust Fund taught aboard 20-26 foot powerboats. ble boating led by the National Safe Guard Auxiliary or U.S. Power Squadrons and administered by the U.S. Coast “JuniorCaptain”isofferedundera partner- Boating Council, shares important to make sure all essential equipment is Guard. Statistics are from the Coast shipof NationalSafe BoatingCounciland boating safety tips for boaters to make present, working and in good condition. Guard. More boating safety tips at theAnnapolisSchool of Seamanshipand the most of Labor Day weekend. * Make a float plan. Always let some- http://www.safeboatingcampaign.com gives teenstheopportunityto learnshifting, New stats released by the U.S. Coast one on shore know the trip itinerary, /resources. steeringand throttlecontrol,stopping, station Guard show that Florida ranked 1st in the including operator and passenger infor- On-Water Powerboat Handling holding, understandingthe“weathervane” nation in both boating accidents and fatal- mation, boat type and registration, and Courses on Deck effectand how to use“theboater’seye” tech- ities in 2017. The National Safe Boating communication equipment on board. TAMPA(August 16, 2018) — Want to niqueto safelynavigate. It’s taught aboard Council works every day to reduce these * Wear a life jacket. Make sure every- learn the basics of powerboating or brush 14-footrigid-hullinflatableboats. numbers and to improve life jacket use one is wearing a properly fitting U.S. up on your skills?Apartnership between The goal of the courses is to address the every time we’re on the water. Nationally, Coast Guard-approved life jacket. the nonprofit BoatUS Foundation for high costs typically associated with at-the- 84.5 percent of recreational boating * Use an engine cutoff device. An Boating Safety and Clean Water,the helm training, making hands-on boating drownings involved victims without life engine cutoff device is a proven safety National Marine ManufacturersAssociation education more accessible. The courses also jackets. The upcoming Labor Day holiday device to stop the boat’s engine should (NMMA), and Freedom Boat Club will offer area residents the chance to try out is a major boating weekend and it’s the operator unexpectedly fall overboard. bring affordable on-water boat training recreational boating and give boaters the important to spread the word about prac- * Watch the weather. Always check the courses taught aboard single-engine power- opportunity to improve their boat-han- ticing responsible boating, wearing life forecast before departing on the water boats to the Tampa Boat Show held at the dling skills. In addition to the Tampa Boat jackets at all times when on the water, and and frequently during the excursion. Tampa Convention Center Sept. 20-23. Show,the BoatUS Foundation, NMMA understanding the dangers of consuming * Know what’s going on around you at “Introto Boating” and “Women Making and Freedom Boat Club have partnered to Photo submitted alcohol while operating a boat. all times. Nearly a quarter of all reported Waves” arethree-hours long and offered for offer courses at the upcoming Norwalk “We believe wearing a life jacket is the boating accidents in 2017 were caused by $149.Acourse just for teens age 13-17, Boat Show and the 2019 Miami Boat Show. Affordable on-water powerboat training at simplest way to ensure the safety of you operator inattention or improper lookout. “Junior Captain,” is 90-minutes and priced at “Intro to Boating” is offered Friday the Tampa Boat Show includes “Intro to and your loved ones while enjoying a * Know where you’re going and $99. Class size is limited to four students per and Saturday at 10:30 a.m., 11 a.m., Boating,” “Women Making Waves,” and a day on the water,” said Yvonne Pentz, travel at safe speeds. Be familiar with vessel, ensuring each student gets sufficient 2:30 p.m. and 3 p.m., and Sunday at course just for teens, “Junior Captain.” communications director of the National the area, local boating speed zones time at the helm under the watchful eye of a 10:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Women Safe Boating Council. “As you make and always travel at a safe speed. U.S. Coast Guard-certified instructor. Making Waves” is offered Friday and Space is limited. Students for “Intro to plans for Labor Day weekend, remem- * Never boat under the influence. A Boats are provided by Freedom Boat Saturday at 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., Boating” and “Women Making Waves” ber to have fun, make memories, and BUI is involved in one-third of all Club Tampa and the Annapolis School of and Sunday at 10:30 a.m. “Junior must be 21 years or older. “Junior most importantly, boat responsibly.” recreational boating fatalities. Always Seamanship. The “Intro to Boating” course Captain” is offered Friday and Captain” students must be age 13–17. Boaters are encouraged to follow designate a sober skipper. covers shifting and steering, basic docking, Saturday at 10:30 a.m., 11 a.m., 12:30 To sign up for any on-water training these boating safety tips: * Keep in touch. Cell phones, satel- open-water handling and basic navigation. p.m., 1 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3 p.m., and course from the BoatUS Foundation, go * Take a boating safety course. Gain lite phones, EPIRB or personal locator The ladies-only course, “Women Making Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. to BoatUS.org/On-Water.

Briefs Facebook timeline, like you would nor- steady presences in the back row • Paulina Perez notched one kill. Season in the Orlando Senior Baseball fy for Free Admission. Pits - Members mally share with friends. In the descrip- with 11 and nine digs, respectively. The Knights will open the regular Association that plays its games at Zinn ($20), Non-Members ($25). Continued from Page 8 tion, enter the hashtag as follows: UCF notched a .283 hitting percent- season with two road tournaments Beck Field, Historic Sanford Memorial The track is located at the corner www.raceosw.com/dragway/. #SailingFloridaPhotoContest082218 (It’s age, which included a pair of frames over the next two weeks in Miami Stadium, South Orange Youth Complex, of SR. 44 and CR 415, between New SpeedWorld is located 17 miles east of the date, mmddyy). above .300. At the net, Nerissa Moravec, and Gainesville before opening its Bob Sorenson Field, Ocoee and Central Smyrna, DeLand and Daytona. Orlando in Bithlo at 19164 East Colonial Make sure your posting is ‘Public’, Kathryn Wesolich and Melville tallied a home slate with the UCF Challenge Winds Park in Winter Springs. For information on New Smyrna Drive, between Orlando and Titusville so everyone can see it (and I can find pair of blocks, as the Black and Gold against FIU, UIC and Wofford. Visit the website _ Speedway, call the track office at on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. 386-427-4129 or visit the website at it to count the number of ‘Likes’.) finished the match with six rejections. UCF WOMEN’S SOCCER www.leaguelineup.com/osba _ for LMSA Rules: http://www.flalmsa.org/ The defense also kept Tampa to a hit- Inclement weather forced Sunday’s more information on the league. www.newsmyrnaspeedway.org. For more information about LMSA, ting percentage of .144, including .000 in 35/45-AND-OVER LEAGUE Ahoy! contest between No. 16 UCF Women’s ORLANDO PRIDE 20 boats attended the August 15 please visit our web site _ the opening frame. Soccer and FGCU to be called off. Saturday, August 25 Orlando Pride (8-8-6, 30 points) fell Goslings Rum Race. Olivier took first www.flalmsa.org _ or call (321) 578-8364. Set 1 It is undetermined at this time if the 9:30 a.m. _ Orlando Braves @ to the league-leading North Carolina Interested parties can find results The Black and Gold flew out of the game will be made up at a later date. Orlando Royals, Central Winds. place over all and Planing class. Rosa Courage (16-1-5, 53 points) on from past races of 2017 on the “Race gates in the opening set with an 11-2 UCF will now play its season opener 12:30 p.m. _ Orlando Brewers @ won displacement and Willie Blevins Sunday morning in a match that Results” page advantage prior to Tampa’s first at Chapel Hill, N.C. on Friday when the Dr. Phillips Cubs, Central Winds. won the multi-hull class. Willie also Knights take on No. 17 Texas. The Black originally kicked off on Saturday, but (www.flalmsa.org/?page_id=623) and timeout. The Spartans managed to 3:30 p.m. _ Central FL Cardinals @ won the drawing for the rum! and Gold will remain in town to face was delayed after inclement weather. results from year’s prior is on the Race climb back into the frame due to a Daytona Beach Rays, Central Winds. Here are the results: No. 6 UNC on Sunday,Aug. 26. The After a delayed kickoff on Results Archive page handful of UCF attack errors, but the 6:30 p.m. _ Deltona White Sox @ 1. (Planing 1) Raider16 (Olivier Fleury), Knights hold the most recent victories in Saturday night, the match was (www.flalmsa.org/?p=2229). advantage was too much for the vis- Central Florida Reds, Central Winds. 1:10:20; 2. (Planing 2) Gen 5 (Jeff the series against both the Longhorns postponed in the 22nd minute due So, what are you waiting for? You itors to overcome. Melville led the and the Tar Heels. UCF topped Texas, 2- 25-AND-OVER LEAGUE Hayden), 1:11:23; 3. (Planing 3) Bad JuJU to thunderstorms. The two teams (Jim White), 1:15:15; 4. (Planing 4) no bought the boat, GO SAILING! way with five kills, and Erin Olson 0, in 2014 and earned a 2-1 double over- Sunday, August 26 time victory against then-No. 4 UNC at 9:30 a.m. _ Sanford Orioles @ resumed play at 10 a.m. on Sunday name (Scott Marriott), 1:15:46; 5. RECREATION SOFTBALL picked up seven of her 20 assists. morning at WakeMed Soccer Park. Set 2 the UCF Soccer Complex last season. Orlando Brewers, Central Winds. (Displacement 1)Arianna (Rosa Mu), Here is the opening week schedule in The Pride got off to a fast start After a back-and-forth opening 12:30 p.m. _ Orlando Sharks @ 1:16:26; 6. (Displacement 2) Patriot the City of Sanford Recreation Services UCF MEN’S SOCCER before the delay, drawing seven barrage of points, the Knights took a Orlando Lugnuts, Central Winds. (David Mair), 1:18:38; 7. (Displacement 3) Department Adult Fall Slowpitch In their final exhibition match before corner kicks in the first 20 minutes. 2-0 lead into the break after finishing 3:30 p.m. _ Volusia Wildcats @ Mr Hyde (Ray Laguna), 1:18:50; 8. Softball League at Pinehurst Park. the regular season, the Knights earned Midfielder Emily van Egmond had the game on a 7-3 run. UCF posted a Orlando Bombers, Central Winds. (Displacement 4) Black Jack Bill (Bill The Semi-Co-Ed/Fun League on a 1-0 win at FAU Saturday evening. Orlando’s best opportunity in the match-high .400 clip at the net, with 6:30 p.m. _ Daytona Bears @ Holstein), 1:19:36; 9. (Planing 5) no name Wednesday will have The Bailouts facing Yoni Sorokin scored the lone goal opening minutes, but her distance Melville and Nerissa Moravec lead- Kissimmee Magic, Central Winds. (Tony Porterfield), 1:19:37; 10. Pat’s Liquor at 6:40 p.m. and The Blue of the match from 30-yards out an shot was kept out by the far goal ing the way with four scores apiece. (Displacement 5) Show Me (Andy Liners taking on Wet Spot at 7:40 p.m. assist from the post. NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY post. Alanna Kennedy’s fourth- Erin Olson blocked a pair of attacks, Forrest), 1:19:51; 11. (Multihull 1) Loose Everyone is invited to watch the UCF outshot the Owls, 12-7 with The 2018 NASCAR Whelen All- minute set piece attempt was also one solo and one assisted. Cannon (Willie Blevins), 1:23:26; 12. games for free at Pinehurst Park, RichardAmon leading the Knights with America Series is underway at tipped over the bar by Courage Set 3 (Multihull 2) Fat Cat (Richard Rayburn), located on West 24th Street off 17-92. three shots followed by Hattabiou Barry New Smyrna Speedway. goalkeeper Katelyn Rowland. UCF had to play from behind for the 1:25:19; 13. (Displacement 6) Crack’n For more information contact Eric with two. The Black and Gold also dom- Cole Anderson returned to his win- After resuming play, North first time in the match, but a Kathryn (Larry Harrington), 1:26:49; 14. Griffin, City of Sanford Recreation inated corners with seven to FAU’s one. ning ways Saturday night at New Carolina broke through in the 75th Wesolich service ace knotted the game (Displacement 7) Charlie Deuces (Jason Supervisor, at 407-688-5120; visit the Yannik Oettl and Matthew Smyrna Speedway, sweeping the Pro minute when Lynn Williams’ cross up at 13-13. From that point on, the Quick), 1:28:24; 15. (Multihull 3) Blue city website _ www.sanfordfl.gov _ Rosenberg split time evenly in goal Late Model Twin 50’s. Dan Webb took an unfortunate bounce off Knights scored seven of the next eight Bananas (Jeff Herter), 1:29:30; 16. or email: [email protected] combining for three saves. completed a sweep of his own in the Shelina Zadorsky and into the net. points to close out the contest. The (Displacement 8)Andiamo (John North), _ the League Information Website, The Knights finish preseason Bomber division, while Preston Hunt In the 81st minute, Williams found block came together in the final frame 1:32:54; 17. (Displacement 9) Castaway including registration forms, is at _ with a pair of wins before heading scored the Super Stock victory. Debinha to make it 2-0. Williams with four rejections, led by a pair of into the regular season. (Richard Mcfadyen), 1:45:50. Did Not http://www.leaguelineup.com/wel This Saturday’s racing will have divi- made it 3-0 in the 88th minute. assists from Moravec and Melville. The Black and Gold open regular Finish _ (Displacement 10) Sling shot come.asp?cmenuid=1&url=sanfords sion action beginning with 8-lap Heat Pride goalkeeper Ashlyn Harris kept Rookie Roundup season play on the road against Penn (Mike Caputo); (Displacement 10) Knot oftball&sid=804638851. Races for the Mod Mini’s, Bombers, Orlando in the game with a big save Fast (Matt Homan); (Displacement 10) • For the six freshmen, it was State on Friday. The Knights will Sprints and Super Stocks, followed by on Williams just before half and anoth- Virginia (Daniel Paulson). UCF VOLLEYBALL their first opportunity to take on a host UC-Irvine in their home opener Spectator Races and then features in er in the 71st minute when she palmed Upcoming Events: The UCF volleyball team had its different team since preseason on Monday, Aug. 27 at 7 p.m. the Mod Mini’s (25), Bombers (20), Sam Mewis’ header off the goal line. first taste of competition against camp opened two weeks ago. * Every Wednesday _ LMSAGoslings ORLANDO CITY Sprints (35) and Super Stocks (25). Orlando continues its playoff another team on Saturday after- • Melville finished with 14 kills, one Rum Racing. Start window 6:25 p.m.-to- Orlando City SC (7-15-2, 23 points) Pit gates open at 3 p.m.All division push on Saturday, Aug. 25, when it noon. The Knights put together a assist, four digs and two block assists. 6:30 p.m. Be sure to come by the club- returns to action on Friday, Aug. 24, practice from 4:30 p.m.-to-6:45 p.m. Ticket hosts the fourth-place Chicago Red thoroughly dominant performance •Amber Olson checked in for all three house beforehand to sign in and get the at 8 p.m. when they host Atlanta booths and grandstand gates open at 6 Stars at Orlando City Stadium. sets and notched 11dimes and five digs. course. Wewill be meeting at the to sweep the University of Tampa 3- United at Orlando City Stadium. p.m. and racing starts at 7:30 p.m. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. • Garcia drove home six kills. Breezeway Restaurant afterwards. 0 (25-19, 25-18, 25-18) in The Venue. Tickets to all City home matches Adult admission is $20, plus $5 off Tickets for that match are available at • Wilson saw action in three sets and NOR/Sailing instructions are here: McKenna Melville showed no signs are available at OrlandoCitySC.com with last week’s ticket (reserved seating orlando-pride.com/tickets or by call- picked up three digs and one service ace. http://www.flalmsa.org/?page_id=101. of any freshman jitters, as the rookie or by calling 855-ORL-CITY. is $25, the top six (6) rows of the Main ing (855) ORL-CITY.For more infor- Announcing a change to the Sailing powered the offense with 14 kills and • Wesolich made the most of her Grandstand). Kids 11 years of age and mation on the Orlando Pride, visit Florida Weekly Photo Contest - Photos an attacking clip of .257. Jordan five attack, finding the floor on a pair SENIOR BASEBALL under are free of charge. 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Kickoff back _ Gunnar Smith _ and the freshman In Private School games: and the game-winning 30-yarder to Yusef Leak. Continued from Page 8 sparkled, throwing for 179-yards, including a Trinity Prep scored early and often in a 45-10 Here are the results from the Kickoff Classics: good program in Spruce Creek, as sophomore quar- pair of first half touchdown passes of 50-yards to thumping of Deltona-Trinity Christian with Thursday, August 16 terback Timmy McClain tossed three touchdown Cole Lee and 8-yards on an amazing over-the- quarterback completing 16-of-24 passes for 311- * Daytona Beach-Father Lopez Catholic 7, passes, of 10- and 65-yards to Zion Jackson and shoulder catch in the corner of the end zone by yards and five touchdowns, all to Ikey Evans, Orangewood Christian 0. 52-yards to Grayden Krull, who also converted Pedro Rodriguez, a running attack that got who had 10 receptions for 275-yards. Friday, August 17 three PATs, sophomore back-up QB Trevor Sims touchdown runs of 51-yards from Seraiah Abram The Master’s Academy learned that all the pre- * Bradenton-St. Stephen’s Episcopal School 28, hit Lawrance for an 11-yard score, running backs and 18-yards from Cecil Philbert, a field goal season talk about Terrance Gibbs was not just Lake Mary Prep 0. Javari Frederick (30-yard touchdown) and from Matt Kucharski, and a defense that held the hype as the freshman running back carried the ball * Lyman 54, Colonial 37. O’Shea Baker got off several long runs and the Huskies to 203-yards, just nine passing, led by 15 times for 119-yards, including a 15-yard touch- * TrinityPrep45, Deltona-TrinityChristianAcademy10. defense was as strong as always. Matt Milwohl, who recovered two of the three down, and caught two passes for 30-yards, as the * Oviedo 35, East River 7. Lake Mary also looked extremely strong in all fumbles forced by the hosts, including scooping host Eagles topped Lake Highland Prep, 28-21. * Lake Mary 37, Hagerty 0. phases of the game in a 37-0 whitewashing of up a loose ball and returning it for a touchdown. Quarterback Matt Gillis also had a good night for * The Master’s Academy 28, Lake Highland Prep 21. SAC rival Hagerty. Oviedo and Lyman also posted big wins, the TMA, completing 13-of-25 passes for 195-yards, * Palm Bay Heritage 20, Winter Springs 0. The Rams accumulated 300-yards of total Lions easing past East River, 35-7, and the including three touchdowns, the last two of 27-yards * Seminole 33, Spruce Creek 7. offense and took the wraps off their new quarter- Greyhounds outscoring Colonial, 54-37. to Brandon Fitez, that gave the Eagles a 21-0 lead, * Timber Creek 17, Lake Howell 7. PAGE 10 • Midweek: Aug. 22-25, 2018 SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS

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of Foreclosure dated July 5, 2008 GMC ARCADIA TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 2018, and entered in Case No. sale. OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL 2017-CA-002625 of the Circuit UNIT 9, CHASE TOWN- Publish: August 22, 2018 FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE Dated: August 10, 2018. FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS Last known address- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR HOMES, ACCORDING TO THE 581 Hillview Drive, Court of the 18th Judicial Circuit H141 Notice is hereby given that AFTER THE SALE. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD- Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 in and for Seminole County, ELITE WIRELESS GROUP, By: DA ED IN PLAT BOOK 57, PAGES /s/ Starlett M. Massey Florida wherein TD Bank, N.A. LLC, owner, desiring to engage Starlett M. Massey Dated this 17 day of August, 15 THROUGH 17, OF THE Previous address- is the Plaintiff and William R. in business under the fictitious Florida Bar No. 44638 2018. CASE NO.: 2016CA002458 McGowan, et al., are PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI- Jennifer L. Codding 567 Hillview Drive, NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: name of CRICKET WIRELESS Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 CAPITAL ONE, N.A., Defendants. The Clerk of the Oviedo Towing, Inc. gives Notice located at PO BOX 520400, Florida Bar No. 87227 Court shall sell to the highest has been filed against you and of Foreclosure of Lien and intent AttorneyALDRIDGE for Plaintiff| PITE, LLP LONGWOOD, FL 32752 in Massey Law Group, P.A. 8719 Bay Harbour Blvd, Plaintiff, and best bidder for cash at the you are required to serve a copy to sell these vehicles on SEMINOLE County intends to 4401 West Kennedy Boulevard, 1615 South Congress Avenue of your written defenses, if any, 09/03/2018, 09:00 am at 325 Suite 201 Suite 200 Orlando, FL 32836 register the said name with the VS. Seminole County Courthouse, to it on Plaintiff’s attorney, Aulin Ave Oviedo, FL 32765, Tampa, Florida 33609 Delray Beach, FL 33445 Division of Corporations, Florida 301 N. Park Avenue, Roomat STRAUS & EISLER, P.A., 2500 pursuant to subsection 713.78 (813) 868-5601 (Tel) Telephone: (844) 470-8804 THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF Department of State, pursuant ERNEST R. PITSCHMAN, JR.; S201, Sanford,in accordance FL 32771, with Weston Rd., Suite 213, Weston, of the Florida Statutes. Oviedo (813) 868-5620 (Fax) Facsimile: (561) 392-6965 TERRY BUTLER AKA TERRY to section 865.09 of the Florida et al., section11:00 a.m. 45.031, Florida Statutes FL 33331, on or before thirty Towing, Inc. reserves the right to Designated Service Email LEE BUTLER AKA TERRY L. on September 18, 2018 the fol- (30) days from the first date of accept or reject any and/or all Statutes. Addresses: By: BUTLER- Defendant(s). lowing described property as set publication within 30 days, and bids. smassey@masseylawgrouppa. Nusrat Mansoor, Esq, FBN: forth in said Final Judgment of file the original with the Clerk of Publish: August 22, 2018 com Primary E-Mail: Last known address- Foreclosure to wit: this Court either before service 2C8GP44321R352248 H147 serv- [email protected] 581 Hillview Drive, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE upon Plaintiff’s attorney or 2001 CHRYSLER [email protected] Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 SALE PURSUANT TO immediately thereafter; other- 3FAKP1136WR231745 CHAPTER 45 ALL THAT CERTAIN LAND IN wise, a default will be entered 1998 FORD Attorneys for Regions Bank IMPORTANT Previous address- NOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- against you for the relief 567 Hillview Drive, NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS that sale will be made pursuant DA, TO-WIT: demanded in the complaint filed Publish: August 22, 2018 IMPORTANT: If you are a per- AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 NAME to an Order Resetting Sale herein. H142 son with a disability who TIES ACT: If you are a person entered on in LOT(S) 146, TRAILS - UNIT 1, Notice is hereby given that we needs any accommodation in with a disability who needs 8719 Bay Harbour Blvd, Civil Case No.June 2016CA002458, 13, 2018 ACCORDING TO THE PLAT NOTICE: ANY PERSON WITH are engaged in business at order to participate in a court any accommodation in order Orlando, FL 32836 of the Circuit Court of the EIGH- THEREOF AS RECORDED IN ADISABILITYREQUIRING 4270 Aloma Ave., Ste. 201, proceeding, you are entitled, to participate in this proceed- TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and PLAT BOOK 62, PAGES 59 SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION Seminole County, Winter Park, at no cost to you, to the provi- ing, you are entitled, at no thatYOU a ARE civil action HEREBY has NOTIFIED been filed for Seminole County, Florida, THROUGH 64, INCLUSIVE, OF TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS NOTICENOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: is hereby given the fol- FL 32792 under the Fictitious sion of certain assistance. cost to you, to the provision against you in the Circuit Court wherein, CAPITAL ONE, N.A. is THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF PROCEEDING SHOULD CON- lowing vehicles will be sold at Name of , and Please contact ADA of certain assistance. If you of Seminole County, Florida, to Trendy Salon the Plaintiff, and ERNEST R. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- TACT 1-800-955-8771 (TDD); 1- public sale on 09/05/2018, that we intend to register said Coordinator at the Seminole require assistance please foreclose certain real property PITSCHMAN, JR.; PATRICIA A. DA. 800-955-8770 (v), VIA FLORIDA 09:00 am at 1850 High St, name with the Divisions of Court Administration, 301 contact: ADA Coordinator, at described as follows: PITSCHMAN; BELLA FORES- ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN RELAY SERVICE NO LATER Longwood, FL 32750 Corporations, Tallahassee, North Park Avenue, Suite Seminole Court TA COMMUNITY ASSOCIA- INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PRIOR Longwood, FL 32750-3722, pur- Florida, in accordance with the N301, Sanford, Florida 32771, Administration, 301 N. Park TION, INC.; UNKNOWN TEN- PROCEEDS FROM THE SALE, TO THE PROCEEDING. suant to subsection F.S. 713.78. provisions of the Fictitious telephone no. 407-665-4227, Ave, Suite N301, Sanford, The East 142.50 feet of the ANT 1; UNKNOWN TENANT 2; IF ANY, OTHER THEN THE Courtesy Towing, Inc. reserves Name Statues, to+wit: Section at least 7 days before your Florida, 32771-1292, (407) 665- North 1/4 of the West 1/4 of ANYANDALLUNKNOWN PROPERTY OWNER AS OF WITNESS my hand and the seal the right to accept or reject any 865.09, Florida Statutes 1991. scheduled court appearance, 4227. NOTE: You must con- the Northeast 1/4 of the PARTIES CLAIMING BY, THE DATE OF THE LIS PEN- of this Court at SEMINOLE and/or all bids. or immediately upon receiv- tact coordinator at least 7 Southwest 1/4 of Section 22, THROUGH,UNDERAND DENSMUSTFILEACLAIM County, Florida this 7th day of Sylai R. Wright ing this notification if the time days before your scheduled Township 21 South, Range 29 AGAINSTTHEHEREIN WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE August, 2018. 2007 1B3HB48B97D321324 before the scheduled appear- court appearance, or immedi- East, Seminole County, NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN- SALE. DODGE Publish: August 22, 2018 ance is less than 7 days; if ately upon receiving this noti- Florida, LESS the West 62.50 DANT(S)WHOARENOT Grant Maloy 2005 1N4BL11D45C239067 H148 you are hearing or voice fication if the time before the feet of the East 142.50 feet of KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR If you are a person with a dis- Clerk of the Circuit Court and NISSAN impaired in Seminole County, scheduled appearance is less the North 1/4 of the West 1/4 ALIVE,WHETHERSAID ability who needs any accom- Comptroller 2016 2G1WB5E36G1101801 call 711. than 7 days; if you are hearing of the Northeast 1/4 of the UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY modation in order to participate CHEVROLET Publish: August 22, 29, 2018 or voice impaired, call 711. Southwest 1/4 of Section 22, CLAIMANINTERESTAS in a court proceeding, you are By: Deputy Clerk 2004 4T1CE38P44U903263 H149 Publish: August 22, 29, 2018 Township 21 South, Range 29 SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, entitled, at no cost to you, to the TOYOTA H150 East, said tract of land lying IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF GRANTEES,OROTHER provision of certain assistance. Publish: August 15, 22, 2018 HOME MADE TRAILER and being situated in THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CLAIMANTS are Defendants. Please contact Court H108 2010 JTLZE4FE1A1105200 Seminole County, Florida.. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Administration at (321) TOYOTA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- 633.2171x2. If you are hearing IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Property address: DA The Clerkwill sell of theto the Court, highest Grant bid- or voice impaired, call (800) Publish: August 22, 2018 THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL 581 Hillview Drive, CIVIL ACTION derMaloy for cash at 301 N. Park 955.8771; or write to: Court H143 CIRCUIT IN AND FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 Avenue, Room S-201, Sanford, Administration, Moore Justice OFFNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: THE CHAIN TOWING SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL You are required to file a written CASE NO. 2016-CA-001582 FL 32771 on Center, 2825 Judge Fran gives Notice of Foreclosure of DA CIRCUIT IN AND FOR response with the Court and at 11:00 AMSeptember EST the 18,fol- Jamieson Way, Viera, Florida Lien and intent to sell these SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- serve a copy of your written REGIONS BANK, lowing2018 described real property 32940. vehicle on 09/15/2018 8:00 am On CASE NO.: 2017CA000900 DA defenses, if any, to it on Padgett as set forth in said Final an aution will take place at 3710 09/05/2018NOTICE OF at PUBLIC 10:00 AM SALE: an auc- Plaintiff, CITIMORTGAGE, INC., CIRCUIT CIVIL DIVISION Law Group, whose address is Judgment, to wit: DATED this 31st day of July, E. 25th ST., SANFORD, FL tion will take place at A&N Twin Plaintiff, 6267 Old Water Oak Road, 2018. 32771. The vehicles which will Towing, 2681 West 5th Street, v. CASE NO.: Suite 203, Tallahassee, FL be auctioned include: Sanford, FL 32771. The vehi- VS. 592018CA0015190000XX 32312, at least thirty (30) days LOT 16, BELLA FORESTA, cles which will be auctioned from the date of first publication, JONI L. MACK, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT DUANE MORRIS LLP KNDUP131946545947 include: ANTIGUA BAY OWNERS DITECHFINANCIALLLC and file the original with the clerk GREG S. MACK THEREOF AS RECORDED IN Counsel for Plaintiff TD Bank, 2004 KIA a/k/a Gregory S. Mack, ASSOCIATION INC.; et al., F/K/A GREEN TREE SERVIC- of this court either before serv- PLAT BOOK 66, PAGES 57 N.A. 1GTCS14Z4N8514206 ING LLC ice on Plaintiff's attorney or TENANT #1 and TENANT #2 THROUGH 60, PUBLIC By: /s/ Danielle Rundlett Burns Publish: August 22, 2018 1992 GMC representing tenants in posses- Defendant(s). immediately thereafter; other- RECORDSOFSEMINOLE Danielle Rundlett Burns H138 sion, Plaintiff(s), wise, a default will be entered COUNTY, FLORIDA. Florida Bar No.: 0722561 Publish: August 22, 2018 against you for the relief HEATHROW WOODS HOME- ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN Duane Morris LLP H144 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE vs. demanded in the complaint. OWNERSʼ INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS 1875 NW Corporate Boulevard, and SALE PURSUANT TO ASSOCIATION, INC., FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, Suite 300 CHAPTER 45 TERRY BUTLER AKA TERRY this 13th day of August, HEATHROW MASTER ASSO- OTHER THAN THE PROPER- Boca Raton, FL 33431-8561 LEE BUTLER AKA TERRY L. 2018.DATED CIATION, INC., TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE Telephone: (561) 962-2119 JZMNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S thatNOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN sale will be made pursuant BUTLER;THEUNKNOWN OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST Facsimile: (561) 962-2101 TOWING gives Notice of Notice Under Fictitious Name Defendants. to an Order or Final Judgment. SPOUSE OF TERRY BUTLER CLERKOFTHECIRCUIT FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS E-mail: Foreclosure of Lien and intent to Law Pursuant to Section Final Judgment was awarded on AKA TERRY LEE BUTLER COURT AFTER THE SALE. [email protected] sell these vehicles on 865.09, Florida Statutes in Civil Case No. AKA TERRY L. BUTLER; SOL As Clerk of the Court and NOTICE OF SALE July 25, 2018 MITCHERAKASOL [email protected] 09/04/2018, 09:00 am at 326 NOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN 2017CA000900, of the Circuit Comptroller Notice is hereby given that, pur- MITCHELL, IF LIVING, BUT IF Dated this 9th day of August, [email protected] LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- that the undersigned, desiring to Court of the EIGHTEENTH 2018. 6774, pursuant to subsection suant to a Uniform Final Judicial Circuit in and for DECEASED, THE UNKNOWN By: Katherine Pope engage in business under the Judgment of Mortgage HEIRS, DEVISEES, BENEFICI- Publish: August 15, 22, 2018 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. fictitious name of ( Seminole County, Florida, Deputy Clerk H107 JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S Fictitious Foreclosure, entered in the wherein, CITIMORTGAGE, INC. ARIES,GRANTEES, ALDRIDGE | PITE, LLP ): ASSIGNS, CREDITORS, Attorney for Plaintiff TOWING reserves the right to Name MULCHPRO'SOF above-styled cause on April 26, is the Plaintiff, and ANTIGUA Publish: August 22, 29, 2018 located at LIENORS,ANDTRUSTEES 1615 South Congress Avenue accept or reject any and/or all CENTRAL FLORIDA 2018, and an Agreed Order BAY OWNERS ASSOCIATION H151 (Address of Business): Granting Plaintiff’s Objection to OF SOL MITCHER AKA SOL Suite 200 bids. 146 INC.;LEOL.GARDNERIII; in the County Judicial Foreclosure Sale, MITCHELL, DECEASED, AND Delray Beach, FL 33445 MAITLAND AVE. MIRIAMLOPEZ;UNKNOWN of, (Name of County) Motion to Set Aside Sale, Return ALLOTHERPERSONS Telephone: (844) 470-8804 1FMYU04166KA85655 SEMI- TENANT 1 N/K/A NICHOLAS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF in the City of(Name of the Third-Party Funds, and CLAIMING BY, THOUGH, Facsimile: (561) 392-6965 2006 FORD NOLE SCRANTON; UNKNOWN TEN- THE 18th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT City): , Reschedule Judicial UNDER, AND AGAINST THE ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ANT 2 N/K/A JENNIFER CRUZ; By: IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Publish: August 22, 2018 Florida,(zip code) 32701 intends Foreclosure Sale, entered on UNKNOWN TENANT 3 N/K/A NAMED DEFENDANTS; THE NOTICE OF ACTION Michelle N. Lewis, Esq. COUNTY, FLORIDA H139 to register the said name with August 9, 2018, in the Circuit AARON DAVIS; UNKNOWN UNKNOWN TENANT IN POS- CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE FBN: 70922 the Division of Corporations of Court of Seminole County, TENANT 4 N/K/A ANGELIA SESSION Defendant(s). PROPERTY Primary E-Mail: CASE NO.: the Florida Department of State, Florida, Grant Maloy, the Clerk SWINDLE;ANYANDALL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF [email protected] 2018-CA-001342-14H-W Tallahassee, Florida of Seminole County, will sell the UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM- NOTICE OF ACTION THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING, property situated in Seminole ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER TO: OF FLORIDA, Publish: August 15, 22, 2018 LLC, a Delaware Limited Dated at (city): County, Florida, described as: AND AGAINST THE HEREIN SOL MITCHER AKA SOL IN AND FOR SEMINOLE H106 Liability Company, PUBLIC SALE Florida,ALTAMONTE this (month): NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN- MITCHELL, IF LIVING, BUT IF COUNTY 02 FORD F150 GREEN SPRINGS DANT(S)WHOARENOT DECEASED, THE UNKNOWN , day of(date):15,(Year): Description of Mortgaged Plaintiff 1 F T R F 1 7 2 3 2 AUG KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR HEIRS, DEVISEES, BENEFICI- CIVIL ACTION NO: Property vs. N B 3 6 9 6 9 2018 ALIVE,WHETHERSAID ARIES,GRANTEES, 2018CA001525 ASSIGNS, CREDITORS, Publish: August 22, 2018 Lot 32, HEATHROW WOODS UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY Civil Division IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF PHASE II, according to the plat LIENORS,ANDTRUSTEES JANICE E. SPAFFORD, 13 ACURA 4 DR BLACK H145 CLAIMANINTERESTAS THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JAN- 1 9 V D E 1 F 3 5 thereof, as recorded in Plat SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, OF SOL MITCHER AKA SOL IN RE: CIRCUIT IN AND FOR ICE E. SPAFFORD, UNKNOWN D E 0 2 1 1 4 9 Book 51, Pages 81 through 84, GRANTEES,OROTHER MITCHELL, DECEASED, AND SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- TENANT #1, UNKNOWN TEN- of the Public Records of CLAIMANTS are Defendants. ALLOTHERPERSONS HIGHLANDS GLEN ASSOCIA- DA ANT #2, CHASE TOWNHOMES SALE WILL BE HELD @ 10:00 Seminole County, Florida. CLAIMING BY, THOUGH, TION INC, a Florida non-profit HOMEOWNERSASSOCIA- AM ON 9/5/18 1240 S. FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE UNDER, AND AGAINST THE Corporation, CASE NO.: 2017CA002625 TION, INC., RONALD REAGAN BLVD The street address of which is The Clerkwill sell of theto the Court, highest Grant bid- NAMED DEFENDANTS- Plaintiff, Notice is hereby given that TD BANK, N.A., LONGWOOD FL. 1960 Bridgewater Drive, Lake derMaloy for cash at 301 N. Park vs. NIGEL ARTHUR BALLAN- Defendant. Mary, Florida 32746. Avenue, Room S-201, Sanford, Last known address- TYNE, owner, desiring to Plaintiff, Publish: August 22, 2018 FL 32771 on 581 Hillview Drive, ROBERT J. LONG; UNKNOWN engage in business under the H140 at a Public Sale, the Clerk shall at 11:00 AMSeptember EST the 25,fol- Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 SPOUSE OF ROBERT J. vs. NOTICE OF ACTION fictitious name of NIGEL'S sell the property to the highest lowing2018 described real property LONG, TO: UNKNOWN TENANT #1 HANDYMAN located at 111 bidder, for cash, except as set as set forth in said Final Previous address- Defendant(s), WILLIAM R. MCGOWAN AND 2927 GREENWOOD SPRINGS CARIBBEAN ST, APT 5, DEL- forth hereinafter, on Judgment, to wit: 1052 S. Highland Ave, September NANCY MCGOWAN, HUS- LAKE MARY FL 32746 TONA, FL 32725 in SEMINOLE , . at the Apopka, FL 32703 ROBERT J. LONG; 20, 2018 at 11:00 a.m BAND AND WIFE; TRAILS OF (last known residence) OviedoNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: Towing, Inc. gives Notice County intends to register the Seminole County Courthouse, TO: SEMINOLEHOMEOWNERS of Foreclosure of Lien and intent said name with the Division of 301 North Park Avenue, LOT 8, ANTIGUA BAY, 567 Hillview Drive, ASSOCIATION, INC.; TENANT UNKNOWN TENANT #2 to sell these vehicles on Corporations, Florida Sanford, Florida 32771, in ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION #1 and UNKNOWN TENANT(S) 2927 GREENWOOD SPRINGS 09/06/2018, 09:00 am at 325 Department of State, pursuant accordance with Chapter 45 and THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED IN POSSESSION, IF ANY, LAKE MARY FL 32746 Aulin Ave Oviedo, FL 32765, to section 865.09 of the Florida Chapter 702, Florida Statutes. PLAT BOOK 66, PAGES 66 P.O. BOX 160852, that an action to foreclose a lien (last known residence) pursuant to subsection 713.78 Statutes. AND 67, PUBLIC RECORDS Altamonte Springs, FL 32716 on the following property in Defendants of the Florida Statutes. Oviedo OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, SEMINOLE County, Florida: Any person claiming an inter- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Towing, Inc. reserves the right to FLORIDA. 1928 Old Apopka Rd, Publish: August 22, 2018 est in the surplus funds from action to foreclose a mortgage accept or reject any and/or all ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN Apopka, FL 32703 H146 the sale, if any, other than the NOTICE OF SALE on the following described prop- bids. INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS LOT 20, HIGHLANDS GLEN, property owner, as of the date erty in SEMINOLE County, FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, TERRY BUTLER AKA TERRY ACCORDING TO THE PLAT of the Lis Pendens, must file a pursuantNOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN to the Final Judgment Florida: 1GKER23708J229496 OTHER THAN THE PROPER- LEE BUTLER AKA TERRY L. THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN claim within 60 days after the BUTLER- PLAT BOOK 31, PAGES 91, SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Aug. 22-25, 2018 • PAGE 11

Seminole High opens new career building for vocational programs

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As Clerk, Circuit Court and SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS Comptroller THE CIVIL DIVISION AT THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE, 201 NORTH OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, SEMINOLE County, Florida PARK AVE, SANFORD, FLORIDA, 32771 AT LEAST FIVE DAYS FLORIDA. PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINGS. (407) 665-6640. A lawsuit has been filed against By: Katherine Pope you and you are required to As Deputy Clerk Publish: August 1, 8, 15, 22, 2018 serve a copy of your written H002 defenses, if any to it on Florida Community Law Group, FLORI- P.L. School board members cut the ribbon for the new vocational centerHerald at Seminole photo High by Larry School. Griffin DA COMMUNITYAttorney LAW for Jared Block, Esq. HIGHLANDSGROUP, P.L., GLEN ASSOCIA- 1855 Griffin Road, Suite A-423 TION INC, whose address is Dania Beach, FL 33004 NOTICE OF AGENCY ACTION TAKEN BY THE 1855 Griffin Road, Suite A-423, Phone: (954) 372-5298 ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT Dania Beach, FL 33004 and file Fax: (866) 424-5348 Notice is given that the following permit was issued on August 10th, the original with the clerk of the Email: [email protected] 2018: By Larry Griffin The career building will airport was a motivator in above styled court within 30 Fla Bar No.: 90297 (Name and address of applicant) MPV SBR Sanford, LLC 2400 Herald Staff days, (or 30 days from the first South Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28203-5159 permit# 154384-1. The proj- also house existing SHS their decision to incorpo- date of publication, whichever is Publish: August 22, 29, 2018 ect is located in Seminole County, Section 28, Township 19 South, programs for other things rate aviation mechanic later); otherwise a default will be H152 Range 30 East. The permit authorizes a surface water management entered against you for the relief system on 4.88 acres for a Stormwater Management System with On Friday morning, like automotive work and classes at the high school. prayed for in the complaint or Stormwater Treatment by Retention known as Sunbelt Rentals. The Seminole High School cut collision repair. SCPS already provides petition. receiving water body is Lake Monroe. the ribbon on a brand new According to some aviation science WITNESS my hand and the seal A person whose substantial interests are or may be affected has the career building for their Superintendent Walt courses in lower school of said court at SEMINOLE right to request an administrative hearing by filing a written petition vocational programs, Griffin, they want to open grades, and they have a County, Florida on this 14th day with the St. Johns River Water Management District (District). of August, 2018. Pursuant to Chapter 28-106 and Rule 40C-1.1007, Florida including a brand new avi- students’ eyes to other dual enrollment agreement Administrative Code (F.A.C.), the petition must be filed (received) ation program to hopefully types of careers. with Embry-Riddle GRANT MALOY either by delivery at the office of the District Clerk at District Headquarters, P.O. Box 1429, Palatka FL 32178-1429 (4049 Reid St, get students to go into the “We used to hear that Aeronautical University to Palatka, FL 32177) or by e-mail with the District Clerk at field after graduation. ‘vocational’ was a bad provide students with [email protected], within twenty-one (21) days of newspaper pub- lication of the notice of District decision (for those persons to whom The career building is word,” Griffin said. “But opportunities to earn col- Seminole County, Florida the District does not mail or email actual notice). A petition must com- another arm of the school’s the truth is, we used to be lege credits and industry Case # 10CA6645 ply with Sections 120.54(5)(b)4. and 120.569(2)(c), Florida Statutes (F.S.), and Chapter 28-106, F.A.C. The District will not accept a peti- effort to promote vocation- too focused on college and certifications in aviation LARRY D FELDER tion sent by facsimile (fax). Mediation pursuant to Section 120.573, al trades as a viable alter- university. We can’t forget courses. Plaintiff(s) F.S., may be available and choosing mediation does not affect your right to an administrative hearing. native to college or univer- careers in technical fields. Now, he said, the avia- VS A petition for an administrative hearing is deemed filed upon receipt sity. They have great pay and tion program at SHS will of the complete petition by the District Clerk at the District SELCUK HURYASAR, Headquarters in Palatka, Florida during the District’s regular busi- A press release from they’re essential to running be another piece of that. Defendant(s) ness hours. The District's regular business hours are 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., Seminole County Public a community.” “Orlando Sanford excluding weekends and District holidays. Petitions received by the Schools states that the avi- It was pointed out that International Airport is NOTICE OF SHERIFFʼS SALE District Clerk after the District's regular business hours shall be deemed filed as of 8 a.m. on the District’s next regular business day. ation program will allow Sanford Airport Authority hungry for employees,” he that pursuant to Writ of Execution NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN The District's acceptance of petitions filed by e-mail is subject to cer- issued out of and under the seal of the CIRCUIT COURT of tain conditions set forth in the District’s Statement of Agency students to study aviation President Diane Crews, said. “This is an example Seminole County, Florida, Case # 10CA6645 upon a final judgment Organization and Operation (issued pursuant to Rule 28-101.001, maintenance, including who was in attendance, of a team bringing a vision rendered in the aforesaid court in that certain case entitled LARRY Florida Administrative Code), which is available for viewing at was the Valedictorian of to life. It’s the business D FELDER, Plaintiff vs. SELCUK HURYASAR, Defendant(s) which www.sjrwmd.com. These conditions include, but are not limited to, airframe and power plant aforesaid was delivered to me as Sheriff of WRIT OF EXECUTION the petition being in the form of a PDF or TIFF file and being capa- systems, to “confirm if avi- her year when she gradu- community telling us what Seminole County, Florida and I have levied upon all the right, title ble of being stored and printed by the District. Further, pursuant to ation is a future education ated from SHS. they need. We’re deliver- and interest of the defendants in the following described property, the District’s Statement of Agency Organization and Operation, said property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more par- attempting to file a petition by facsimile (fax) is prohibited and shall pathway.” Griffin said the nearby ing a workforce.” ticularly described as follows: not constitute filing. The right to an administrative hearing and the relevant procedures to LOT 24, ROSE COURT ADDITION TO SANFORD, ACCORDING be followed are governed by Chapter 120, Florida Statutes, Chapter TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 28-106, Florida Administrative Code, and Rule 40C-1.1007,Florida 3, 4, AND 5, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- Administrative Code. Because the administrative hearing process is DA. PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2015 SANFORD AVENUE, SAN- designed to formulate final agency action, the filing of a petition FORD, FL. 32771 means the District's final action may be different from the position DEPUTY obeying orders while on duty. He proceeded taken by it in this notice. to push and pin them down in their cells. And the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at Failure to file a petition for an adminis- The inmates told law enforcement Bell 11:00 am in or as soon thereafter as possible on September 4th, trative hearing within the requisite time frame shall constitute a Continued from Page 1 2018 offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, waiver of the right to an administrative hearing. (Rule 28- threatened them and that they’d hit their FOR CASHat the IN 106.111, F.A.C.). HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, If you wish to do so, please visit http://www.sjrwmd.com/nor_dec/ to heads during this incident. Front (West) Door, of the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Civil read the complete Notice of Rights to determine any legal rights you Section, 201 N. Park Ave.., Sanford, Florida 32771, the above may have concerning the District's decision(s) on the permit applica- leave and is scheduled to appear for a Bell’s side of the story was that he had described property. tion(s) described above. You can also request the Notice of Rights by hearing on the charges Sept. 12 for an intervened because one inmate was at risk of contacting the Director of Regulatory Support, 4049 Reid St., That said sale is being made to satisfy the terms of this arraignment. being hurt by the others. He said he had WRIT OF Palatka, FL 32177-2529, tele. no. (386)329-4570. given them clear commands and that he had EXECUTION. According to the Seminole County Publish: August 22, 2018 only been trying to “create space and avoid Dennis M. Lemma, Sheriff, H137 Sheriff’s Office, the juveniles had been Seminole County, Florida charged as adults. And after hearing of the a bigger incident,” and reportedly said he could have done things differently than he Deputy Sheriff incident, they conducted an investigation and came to the conclusion that battery had. NOTICE REGARDING THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT charges needed to be filed on Monday. But investigators determined they had OF 1990, PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDING SPECIAL cause to charge him with three counts of ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROCEEDINGS According to the inmates, Bell had come across the inmates making noise and not misdemeanor battery. PAGE 12 • Midweek: Aug. 22-25, 2018 SANFORD HERALD