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How serious is the city Eric Jackson [email protected] about airport security? Timmy will lead ‘Homeland security’ was originally cited as a reason to remove the way 133 acres of trees, but access to runways appears unimpeded. tonight

Despite stated he whole world will concern, airport get to know Timmy T Jernigan a little bet- still wide open. ter tonight. A star on Philly’s defensive line, he’s set for By CARL MCKINNEY the biggest game of his life [email protected] — and boy, I can’t wait to see him bury pretty boy Tom Deer and coyote can sneak Brady (a sight that never into Lake City Gateway gets old). Airport through a large gap What was Baltimore underneath the thinking? The Ravens have More perimeter fence, looked like airheads since and a human can they traded Jernigan for a inside bag of chips in April. No easily do so, too. n A debate worries, big boy has made not worth But according the most of his new start having, 4A. to city officials, in Philly, causing enough it’s 133 acres of havoc to secure a $48 million trees that pose a threat to payday. He isn’t the Eagles’ “homeland security.” strongest defenseman, or the City officials are consid- flashiest, but he’s a tireless worker, blue-collar kind of ering a plan to remove the COURTESY PHOTOS trees on airport property part- guy — something Lake City ly to give troublesome deer A gate into Lake City Gateway no habitat in which to hide, Airport sits open and unattended TIMMY continued on 2A but they also cited “homeland last week. Signs on the gate security” as a motivating fac- (see close-up photo, left) tor during a private meeting indicate it must remain closed by order of the Federal Aviation Administration. 3 sought AIRPORT continued on 2A in rape City manager search attempt Fire By CARL MCKINNEY set to start Monday repair [email protected] Workers on The Lake City Police By TONY BRITT The workshop will take Thursday Department is looking for [email protected] place at 5 p.m. Monday morning repair three suspects in an attempt- in city council chambers, a fire-damaged ed rape that was reportedly City officials will begin 205 N. Marion Ave. A city awning at the interrupted by a bystander. their search for a new city council meeting will fol- Shell gas station The female victim was manager Monday after- low at 6 p.m. on State Road walking on Lake Jeffery noon when they hold a “It’s been a few years 47. In September, Road toward a friend’s house workshop to discuss how since we’ve hired a city a maintenance near Northwest Long Street they will go about filling manager, so we’re get- vehicle was around 8 p.m. Thursday when the upcoming vacancy. ting the process started,” servicing a pump a dark SUV pulled up to the Current City Manager said Lake City mayor when the vehicle woman around the area of Wendell Johnson Stephen Witt. “I thought caught fire. Youngs Park, LCPD wrote in announced last month it would be good to have a a statement. that he plans to retire on June 1. CITY continued on 2A CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter SUSPECTS continued on 2A

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the railroad tracks on an attempt to rape her, the black shirts, one of them SUSPECTS Northwest Dixie Street, the statement stated. with gold graffiti on it. QUICK HITS Continued From 1A vehicle cut in front of her When the suspects The Lake City Police and three black males got noticed a passerby walking Department is requesting One of the men inside the out, the statement stated. toward the SUV, they told anyone with potential infor- Scripture of the Day vehicle invited the woman One of the men the victim it was her “lucky mation call 386-752-4343 "Mercy and truth are met together; righteousness to “party with them,” say- approached her, “put some- day” and put her out of and ask for the Criminal and peace have kissed each other." ing they had alcohol she thing around her neck” and the vehicle before fleeing Investigations Division. could have, the statement began choking her while the scene, the statement “Any tip, no matter how — Psalms 85:10 (KJV) stated. dragging her toward the stated. insignificant it may seem, The woman walked past SUV, the woman told offi- One of the suspects was could be the piece of the the tobacco barns on Lake cers. described as having medi- puzzle to stop this from Thought for Today Jeffery and noticed the The men got her inside um-length dreads, while happening to someone else SUV was following her. the vehicle and began forci- the other two had shorter in our community,” LCPD You do not need a reason to help people. When she crossed bly removing her clothes in hair. All three were wearing wrote in the statement. — Unknown

circular, “Perimeter fencing should with hazardous wildlife. Barrett con- AIRPORT be inspected on a daily basis by the tends that Luster is misinterpreting Winning Lottery Numbers Continued From 1A facility guard force or operational a recommendation as a legally bind- personnel at manned facilities.” ing rule. Pick 3: (Saturday midday) 5-2-6 with Florida Gateway College Columbia County Sheriff Mark FAA officials have yet to offer a Pick 4: (Saturday midday) 1-2-2-9 President Lawrence Barrett in Hunter said city officials have never definitive answer. Pick 5: (Saturday midday) 5-5-1-7-0 January. City officials never men- contacted him to perform a threat “The FAA is working with officials tioned that concern in public. assessment at the airport. at the Lake City Gateway Airport to As of Friday afternoon, the Lake “I have had no discussions with determine how to mitigate their See an error? The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news City Reporter documented two open- the City of Lake City or the Lake wildlife hazard concerns,” an FAA items. If you have a concern, question, or suggestion, ings an animal or intruder could use City Police Department in relation spokesperson from the agency’s please call the editor. Corrections and clari cations will to gain entry to the airport. to a threat assessment of Lake City Washington, D.C. office told the run in this space. Thanks for reading. The first was an eight-foot-high, Gateway Airport,” Hunter said. Lake City Reporter by email. 25-foot-wide gap underneath where The Lake City Police Department The spokesperson did not elabo- the perimeter fence crosses a creek. has also not conducted a threat rate on what the discussions have Submissions Barrett has previously provided assessment on the property, said entailed. The Lake City Reporter accepts photographs and caption the city with timestamped photo- LCPD spokesman Mike Lee. According to a 2007 FAA adviso- information to run at the discretion of the editor. If you would graphs showing the gap is allowing Although the city owns the airport, ry circular, wildlife-aircraft strikes like to see your organization in the newspaper, send the picture deer and coyotes to get onto the it is outside city limits and LCPD have resulted in the loss of hun- and information to associate editor Justin Caudell at airport, posing a threat to aviation does not have jurisdiction there. dreds of lives worldwide, as well as [email protected]. equipment and possibly human The FAA says it is working with billions of dollars in aircraft damage lives. city officials to figure out how to over the past century. The second breach noted on address their concerns about haz- Barrett opposes the plan to Lake City Reporter Friday was an open gate at the ardous wildlife. remove the trees, saying it will exac- HOW TO REACH US BUSINESS...... 754-0419 airport’s industrial park. The gate, The animals can cause serious erbate flooding issues on campus. Main number ...... (386) 752-1293 Fax number ...... 752-9400 CIRCULATION which leads to the runway, displays damage to landing and departing State Rep. Elizabeth Porter, a Circulation ...... 755-5445 Home delivery of the Lake City Reporter a sign from the Federal Aviation planes. Lake City-based Republican, has Online ... www.lakecityreporter.com should be completed by 6:30 a.m. Administration warning that it must Airport Manager Roland Luster, weighed in on the issue. The Lake City Reporter, an affiliate Tuesday through Friday, and by 7:30 be closed and locked at all times who could not be reached for com- Porter said cutting down the trees of Community Newspapers Inc., is a.m. on Sunday. published Tuesday through Friday and Please call 386-755-5445 to report any when not in use. ment, has asserted during public would be ill-advised. Sunday at 180 E. Duval St., Lake City, problems with your delivery service. FL 32055. Periodical postage paid at It’s not clear how long it had been meetings that the FAA requires the “I don’t think that the possible Lake City, FL, Member Audit Bureau of In Columbia County, customers should left open. removal of trees within 5,000 feet of solutions have been adequately Circulation and The Associated Press. call before 10:30 a.m. to report a service error for same day re-delivery. According to an FAA advisory the airport’s operations area to deal researched yet,” she said. All material herein is property of the Lake City Reporter. Reproduction in After 10:30 a.m., next day re-delivery whole or in part is forbidden without the or service related credits will be issued. permission of the publisher. U.S. Postal In all other counties where home delivery you know it kind of has man” Jernigan told NJ New England Patriots Service No. 310-880. is available, next day re-delivery or TIMMY that ripple effect,” Jernigan Advance Media. “This team team, by having one of my POSTMASTER: Send address changes service related credits will be issued. to Lake City Reporter, P.O. Box 1709, Continued From 1A told the Boston Globe. out here is full of dogs. better games,” Jernigan Lake City, FL 32056. Circulation ...... 755-5445 ([email protected]) “You see guys rushing This team is full of guys said. “That’s going to be Publisher Todd Wilson .....754-0418 folks can appreciate. His even harder, playing even searching for opportunity. my way of showing respect. 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We’re not Long … any time, any one that have played them.” 12 Weeks...... $41.40 Jags fans, or Bucs fans. of us can make a play … So It’s the Eagles’ suffo- n Eric Jackson is a sports writer CLASSIFIED 24 Weeks...... $82.80 To place a classified ad...... 755-5440 52 Weeks...... $179.40 We’re Timmy fans — you’ve got that competition cating pass rush that’s for the Lake City Reporter. which means we’re going with each other and we go going to bring them their green, all in on the Eagles. off each other.” first Super Bowl win in So sit back, relax and I expect that curtain franchise history. The pres- watch the former Columbia of a defensive front to sure, literally and figura- THE WEATHER High star take Philadelphia make enough plays, one tively, will be on Brady and to the promise land. final time to dethrone the Patriots who are aiming 4 SUN 05MON 06TUE 07WED 08 THU Jernigan won’t just have Brady Bunch. And if those for their sixth title. Veteran Slight Sunny Partly Mostly Slight a good game, but will play green monsters get in the experience, I agree, plays chance North cloudy cloudy chance a big role tonight, and backfield early, we might a large factor in this con- of rain wind 10 of rain when it’s all over he’ll be just have another blowout test. But I am also a true showers mph showers showered in confetti, on Super Bowl. believer that defense wins stage hoisting the shiny I know, I know, but the championships. Behind HI 70HI LO LO 50 HI 67 HI LO LO 40 HI 74HI LO LO 56 HI HI76 LO LO 56 HI 72HI LO LO 49 Lombardi trophy, the first Patriots won it last year and Cox, Long and Lake City from this town to do so. three more times before product Jernigan, you I give the nod to the that and blah blah blah. can pencil in next week’s REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Sunday, Feb. 4 Sunday's highs/Sunday night's low underdog Eagles. Not just Nobody is giving parade in Philly. because of No. 93, he isn’t Philadelphia a chance. The Get ready for the sack Valdosta 65/45 City Monday Tuesday the only stud on Philly’s Eagles like it that way. party. Jacksonville 72/52 Cape Canaveral defensive line. Fletcher I know at least one play- New England’s illustri- Tallahassee Lake City 72/56/pc 75/65/pc 70/50 Daytona Beach 68/46/pc 73/60/pc Cox, Chris Long, Beau er who isn’t intimidated ous dynasty ends tonight. 70/47 Gainesville Daytona Beach Fort Myers 78/57/pc 81/64/pc Allen — all goons. by the Patriots’ incredible “I just want to come out Pensacola 74/54 74/56 Ft. Lauderdale 78/67/sh 78/70/sh 70/47 Panama City “One guy gets a sack, success. and pay my respects to not 67/50 Ocala Gainesville 70/43/s 74/57/pc and then the next thing “Not even a little bit, just Brady, but the entire 74/56 Jacksonville 64/44/s 71/56/pc Orlando Cape Canaveral Key West 79/71/pc 77/72/pc 77/61 76/58 Lake City 70/43/s 74/57/pc

Tampa Miami 79/67/sh 79/69/sh those candidates qualified for interviews Naples 79/61/pc 80/64/pc 76/61 West Palm Beach CITY over a two-day period before Johnson was 79/65 Ocala 71/45/pc 75/57/pc Continued From 1A selected to the post. Orlando 75/53/pc 77/61/pc Ft. Lauderdale Panama City 67/50/pc 68/59/pc Witt said he would use input from Ft. Myers 79/67 Pensacola 76/63 64/52/pc 68/62/sh workshop where we could get with human Johnson, staff, other council members Naples Tallahassee 67/44/pc 71/55/pc resources and get input from our staff on and the public in helping to select the next 76/65 Miami Tampa 73/56/pc 76/62/pc 81/67 how they think we ought to proceed and city manager. Key West Valdosta 65/42/pc 71/56/pc W. Palm Beach how we as a group decide we should pro- The city’s website indicates cover let- 76/67 76/66/sh 78/69/sh ceed to get this process going and not be ters, resumes and references are due by stumbling through it.” March 9. LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX FYI " Test Witt said in the past the city has adver- “We’ve got enough time to do a good job An exclusive tised the position and a deadline date was and have somebody in place before June,” TEMPERATURES SUN High Saturday 64 Sunrise today service set for receiving applications. The applica- Witt said. 7:18 a.m. Low Saturday 39 Sunset today 6:11 p.m. 3 brought to tions were then screened and a short list Although Johnson is scheduled to retire Normal high 68 Sunrise tom. 7:17 a.m. ModerateEXTREME: our readers 10 minutes to burn of candidates was presented to the council in June and his replacement may be on Normal low 44 Sunset tom. 6:11 p.m. 40 mins to burn by for interviews. board before June, Witt said no plans have Record high 87 in 1950 Today’s Record low 17 in 1917 MOON ultra-violet The Weather “That’s one thing we’ll probably talk been discussed whether Johnson will help radiation risk Moonrise today10:45 p.m. for the area on Channel. about Monday — how we narrow it down train his replacement in his final days lead- PRECIPITATION Moonset today 10:15 a.m. from a large group,” Witt said. “Then, we’ll ing up to retirement. a scale from 0 Saturday 0.00" Moonrise tom. 11:43 p.m. to 10+. interview a few of them and proceed on.” “That would be something we would Month total 0.00" Moonset tom. 10:51 a.m. Witt said he thinks the council will on have to discuss with the incoming city Year total 1.45" Monday discuss what they think is import- manager, whether he would want that and Normal month-to-date 0.34" Normal year-to-date 3.65" ant in a city manager. whether Mr. Johnson would be willing to Feb 7 Feb 15 Feb 23 March 1 Forecasts, data and graphics ©2018, The Weather Company, LLC Last New First Full “We have to decide what’s the criteria, do that,” Witt said. Quarter Quarter what we’re looking for, what credentials According to information from the are we looking for and how we’re going to city’s human resources department, the use those and rank them,” he said. “That’s city began advertising for the position WEATHER BY-THE-DAY WEATHER HISTORY SPONSORED BY why we really want to get things started, Wednesday, Jan. 30. The position is being 90 7a 1p 7p 1a 6a Barrow, Alaska is located at the most so we can all know what we’re doing.” advertised with the International City 80 77 northern point of Johnson was selected as the city manag- Managers Association, the Florida League 71 Alaska. Knowing this, 70 67 64 64 64 it would be easy to er July 6, 2009. He replaced Dave Clanton of Cities and the Florida City/County 60 58 assume that the town 53 51 experiences very who had been serving as the interim city Managers Association. 50 intense winters. Yet, manager. “We’re going to make this a national 40 39 40 39 on this date in 1982, 34 the town registered a Johnson was one of an estimated 106 search,” Witt said. “I believe in getting 30 29 record high for the month of 36 degrees. applicants who sent information hoping all the information we can, as many appli- 20 This is the only to fill the city manager’s position in 2009. cants as we can and get input from all the 10 February day the temperature rose The applicant pool was later trimmed to people in our community and I’m sure above freezing. a short list of 13 candidates and eight of we’ll get a good person.” SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 3A Fort White Elementary makes reading fun

COURTESY PHOTOS Fort White Elementary School celebrates literacy year-round, but they have special fun during Literacy Week, when every day has a special theme. On “Reading is the Goal” day, staff and students were encouraged to dress as a favorite storybook character. Kindergarten teacher Cindy Burgett (left) dressed as “The Man Who Swallowed a Fly,” while teacher Lisa Lara chose Mother Hubbard. CENTER: Fifth grade teacher Dr. Marilyn Gassett is “Gearing Up to Read” with her alma mater, FAMU, school sports attire. RIGHT: Lauren Anthony, a fifth grade student, sports her Tiwahe Pride colors on the final day of Literacy Week.

School Safety Patrol member Madison Petrovich, a fourth grade student, displays characteristic flair on “Wacky Wednesday.” CENTER: Kindergarten student Wyatt Mills portrays the title character of his favorite book, “Mr. Strong.” RIGHT: Third grade student Nolan Slaymaker dons his favorite cap on “Get Your Head In the Game” day.

Church hosting free concert today Celebrated organist Cody Willmot Mead will perform a classical music concert at 4 p.m. today at First United Methodist Church, 973 S. Marion Ave., Lake City. Mead is the director of music at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Newport, Rhode Island. He will perform works of Bach, Mendelssohn, Rheinberger and others on the pipe organ. The concert is free and open to the public. Mead began his professional career as a church musician at age 16. His primary teachers in organ have been Mark Laubach and William Porter, hav- ing also pursued conducting and vocal studies with William Decker, and vocal studies with Mary Decker and Georgette Mead Hutchins, among others. Since arriving to Rhode Island, he has developed a robust and growing music program at St. Mary’s Church. In 2015, he started St. Mary’s Summer Concerts — a series of free, weekly concerts during the summer months — and founded St. Mary’s Youth Choir. In recent years, he has taken his choirs on singing trips to Boston, Cambridge and Chicago. In addition to his duties at St. Mary’s, Mead serves as music director of the Newport Children’s Theatre. Staff reports

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OUR OPINION A debate not worth having f all the things city officials could focus on in relation to Lake City OGateway Airport, they pick trees. For some reason, the city is suddenly dead set on harvesting 133 acres of pines that mostly adjoin Florida Gateway College. It’s not as if there aren’t more pressing issues. The airport is the crown jewel of Columbia County and the key to economic develop- ment here. With state of the art utilities, major highway frontage, a planned rail spur and an 8,000-foot runway, LCGA ought to be every city official’s focus in the quest to bring career-track jobs to local residents. It’s our Number One asset in the battle to build a strong economy. But the airport has sat undeveloped for Wolff can’t take a punch years, and all city officials seem to care ika Brzezinski is right now graceful.” When he kept it up, she about now is pocketing a relatively small looking good, even if she shut him down. The interview was sum for trees. Mdid not come out so well done. Never mind the flooding problem that will in a recent “Saturday Night Live” Dismayed and forlorn, if rich- sketch that poked satirical fun er every minute, Wolff was soon surely result for the college. at her as more a mindless toady saying that the president who Never mind that concerns over deer on than a journalist while portraying Wolff has identified as one of the the runways can be alleviated in any number her partner, Joe Scarborough, worst lying, abusive monsters ever of other ways, as is commonly done else- as self-absorbed. The two host to happen in the universe was where. MSNBC’s commentary show right about at least one thing: He “Morning Joe,” and part of the Jay Ambrose was right about insults hurled at Never mind that there’s been a huge gap skit was about an interview with [email protected] Brzezinski. in the perimeter fence for years, and that air- Michael Wolff. Wolff claimed he was set up, port gates are sometimes left open — allow- He’s the author of “Fire and that he was being asked to admit Fury,” a book that climbed to the enough. Still another said Trump a falsehood and volunteered that, ing deer or even al Qaida operatives to stroll top of the New York Times’ best- had been “spending a notable after a previous appearance on the right in. seller list of nonfiction books even amount of time with Haley on Air show, Brzezinski and Scarborough (That last one’s only on the list because though it is fictional. Well, not Force One.” All of this is an insin- had wanted to gossip with him city officials put it there, citing “homeland wholly so, but blatantly inaccurate uation verging on an accusation, at about Trump’s sexual adventures. security” at a private meeting with FGC in spots and dubious beyond that, least when joined with what Wolff Interesting guy, huh? I am so glad according to media inspectors. told Maher. he was taken down, especially on President Lawrence Barrett in January as Nevertheless, in its uninhibited MSNBC, which often engages in one reason for taking down the trees. The trouncing of President Donald Wolff claimed he was set Wolff-like, anti-Trump talk itself. city hasn’t mentioned it since.) Trump, the book made Trump up, that he was being Of course, Brzezinski wasn’t This is not a debate worth having. haters swoon. The sketch showed asked to admit a falsehood defending Trump. She was rightly Brzezinski praising its truthfulness and volunteered that, after defending Haley, and it fit in with We would far rather run a story on our even though the actor playing Wolff so many who are now so sick of front page about how city officials are mak- hinted at guesswork. a previous appearance on mistreatment of women. Whether ing use of LCGA to enhance economic pros- Well, we now get back to real the show, Brzezinski and intended or not, however, she was pects for future generations. Instead, they life and here is the real Brzezinski Scarborough had wanted also underlining how some seem to interviewing the real Wolff, who think Trump’s disregard of norms blunder their way into print for all the wrong to gossip with him about a while back had been on another Trump’s sexual adventures. means everyone against him can reasons yet again. show, that of self-worshipping TV also disregard them in their pursuit Leave the trees be. Close the gap in the host Bill Maher. He’s a leftist spe- of his political end days. fence, keep the gates locked and let the FAA cializing in malodorous putdowns, Haley wasn’t having any. This was a good moment for such as once calling a pope a Nazi. She said the Wolff assault was Brzezinski. help keep deer off the runway. They are In this instance, he was after dirt “highly offensive” and “disgusting.” As for Wolff, he might want more than willing to assist. on Trump and Wolff was saying he She said she had only been on Air to take a look at a 1931 gangster Meanwhile, if the city isn’t competent was “absolutely sure” Trump was Force One once and had never movie in which a crook played by to manage the airport and make use of its having an affair and that readers been alone with Trump there or Edward G. Robinson issued a line could discover his likely lover by anyplace else. that became famous: “You better extraordinary potential, maybe they should examining his book. And so, when Wolff reappeared quit this racket. You can dish it out, let someone else give it a try. Sure enough, news outlets on “Morning Joe,” Brzezinski took but you got so you can’t take it no identified one passage saying him on, reviewing this outrage as more.” U.S. Ambassador Nicki Haley he insisted he had not done what Lake City Reporter “had become a particular focus of he did. She then replied, “I’m n Jay Ambrose, formerly Washington di- Lake City Reporter Trump’s attention, and he of hers.” going to go as far as to say that you rector of editorial policy for Scripps Howard Serving Columbia County Since 1874 Another passage said she thought might be having a fun time, playing newspapers and the editor of dailies in El she might be his successor after a dancing game around this, but Paso, Texas and Denver, is a columnist living TheServing Lake City Columbia Reporter Countyis published Since with 1874 pride one term if she were submissive you’re slurring a woman. It’s dis- in Colorado. for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ tiesThe by Lake Community City Reporter Newspapers is published Inc. with pride forWe residents believe of strong Columbia newspapers and surrounding build strong coun ‑ tiescommunities by Community —‑“Newspapers Newspapers get Inc. things done!” Protecting the public or airlines? WeOur believe primary strong goal isnewspapers to publish distinguishedbuild strong and communitiesprofitable community —‑“Newspapers‑ oriented get newspapers. things done!” overnment reaction to four Pilots will stop talking in the cockpit the runway. OurThis primary mission goal will isbe to accomplished publish distinguished through theand serious airline mishaps within because they know in advance that — A Delta Air Lines plane nearly profitable community‑ oriented newspapers. Gthe past seven months rais- they’re about to make a major blun- landed Nov. 29 on a taxiway occu- teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, es a disturbing question: Are the der and someone might later listen pied by a fully loaded jetliner. integrityThis mission and hard will bework. accomplished through the teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, Federal Aviation Administration to what they said. Legitimately inquiring minds integrity and hard work. and National Transportation Safety It’s a silly argument that only would be interested in one of the Todd Wilson, Publisher Board protecting the public? Or are serves to protect errant pilots and key pieces of evidence from each Robert Bridges, Editor they looking out first for pilots and hide critical evidence from inves- mishap, the cockpit voice recorders. JimTodd Barr, Wilson, Associate Publisher Editor the airline industry? tigators. Experts say the critical But the recordings from the first SueRobert Brannon, Bridges, Controller Editor Mounting evidence suggests at recordings can provide valuable three incidents weren’t even pre- best two lackadaisical agencies, and, information about what pilots were served. Worse, federal law didn’t Dink NeSmith, President at worst, regulators kowtowing to doing and thinking when they bun- require preservation because the Dink NeSmith, President the industries they’re supposed to gled a landing. planes never actually landed on a TomTom Wood, Wood, ChairmanChairman oversee. It’s time for a congressio- Meanwhile, the NTSB did not taxiway or wrong runway. nal investigation to figure out what’s launch an investigation of the inci- Federal law should be amended going on. dent until a month later, only after to require preservation, but the FAA In the latest near-disaster, a Gafni started reporting on the and NTSB have shown no interest Horizon Air flight on Dec. 29 agency’s indifference. The NTSB in advocating for change. LETTERS POLICY whizzed past four fuel tankers and now says it will also review why it The Horizon Air incident was Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly written ground crew at the Pullman, Wash., originally balked at investigating the different because the plane landed and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 airport as it landed on a narrow taxi- mishap. on a taxiway, meeting the legal cri- way rather than the runway where it It’s about time. But the Keystone terion requiring preservation of the words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters should have been. Cops routine has been appalling, voice recording. must be signed and include the writer’s name, address FAA investigators were then told especially given the even-more-hor- Yet, even then, the FAA wasn’t and telephone number for verification. Writers can by their senior managers not to rifying nature of earlier incidents: interested in listening to what the have two letters per month published. Letters and bother listening the cockpit voice — An Air Canada plane nearly pilots were saying. And the NTSB guest columns are the opinion of the writers and not recorder from the plane, according landed July 7 on a San Francisco at first didn’t even bother to inves- necessarily that of the Lake City Reporter. to a source cited by our investiga- taxiway where four fully loaded tigate. tive reporter Matthias Gafni. planes awaited takeoff. None of this instills confidence BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL The contorted explanation from — An Air Canada plane landed that the two agencies responsible for 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. the FAA: Listening to tapes after a at SFO on Oct. 22 despite repeated air safety really care what happens. BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. mishap “could have a chilling effect orders to abort because of concerns BY EMAIL: [email protected] on crew communications.” Got that? that another plane had not cleared n San Jose Mercury News SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 5A CALENDAR

Monday vide communications for the 40th annual Reading/writing volunteers needed Olustee Festival Parade. Spotters along Volunteers are needed to teach basic the parade route will help keep the entries reading and writing skills to someone in tight by using their VHF portable radi- need or ESOL (English for speakers of os to communicate with the lead car to other languages). No tutoring experience adjust speed of the marching band units. needed; training provided. For more infor- Licensed Hams are asked to work four mation, call the Columbia County Public hours on Saturday, Feb. 17. Volunteers Library at 386-758-2111. must only have a current Amateur Radio License and a 2m handheld transceiver. Al-Anon meeting Identification passes, vests and hats will An Al-Anon group meets at First be provided. Christian Church (403 W. Duval St., Lake City) at 6 p.m. on Mondays and 10 a.m. on CHS luncheon reservation deadline Wednesdays. Newcomers group meets on The third annual Columbia High School Mondays at 5 p.m. Retirees Luncheon and Social will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 13 (register COURTESY Tuesday by Feb. 8) at Parkview Baptist Church Young writers receive recognition Fellowship Hall. All faculty and staff who Representatives from American Legion Post 57 make a personal visit to present Seed Lending Library have worked at CHS and are now current- monetary awards, certificates and medallions to three of Pathways Academy’s The Columbia Seed Lending Library ly retired are invited to attend. Sonny’s fourth grade students. The students received recognition for winning essays is available at the main library branch in BBQ will cater the meal. Tickets are $16 they wrote on how to promote Americanism and uphold the principles of downtown Lake City on Tuesdays from 2 to and reservations must be received no American democracy in their school and community. From left: Ashley Jones 4 p.m. The CSLL meets at the Fort White later than Thursday, Feb. 8. Call Sharon (fourth grade teacher), Judy Ripple (American Legion Auxiliary), Irma Worley Branch from 2 to 4 p.m. on Wednesdays, Kirby at 386-752-0284 or Debra Wright at (American Legion Auxiliary), Darien Armstrong (second place), Jonathan Jordan and volunteers will also be on hand on 386-365-6181 for questions or to receive (principal), Jaden Dopson (third place) and Tyreek Hollins (first place). The first, the first and third Tuesday of each month reservation forms. second and third place winners were awarded $100, $75 and $50, respectively. from 2 to 4 p.m. at the West Branch, 435 NW Hall of Fame Drive (off U.S. Highway DAR meeting 90 just past Interstate 75). Patrons can The Edward Rutledge Chapter of the select a wide variety of seeds and receive Daughters of the American Revolution will advice from seasoned gardeners. hold its monthly meeting at 10:30 a.m. in Room 102 of Wilson S. Rivers Library on ‘Love a VET(eran)’ drive the campus of Florida Gateway College. Ameris Bank is conducting its third The speaker will be Brown Akers, who will Love a VET(eran) project during the talk about Stephen Foster Folk Cultural month of February by collecting person- Center State Park. Visitors are always al hygiene items, blank stationaries and welcome. postage stamps to be distributed to local veterans. Residents may donate shampoo, Friday deodorant, body wash, toothpaste, tooth- brushes, denture gel, mouthwash, soap, Dark comedy play SENIORDAY socks and small throw blankets at the High Springs Playhouse is hosting bank’s two Lake City locations. All of the “Arsenic and Old Lace,” a dark comedy, If you’re 55 & older, Veteran or contributions will be given to local veter- on weekends through Feb. 25. Doors open ans in need. at 7:30 p.m. and the play begins at 8 on Active Military, it’s your day to save! Fridays and Saturdays. Sunday matinees Wednesday are performed at 2 p.m. and the doors open at 1:30 p.m. Tickets are available Lake City Newcomers online at www.highspringsplayhouse.com. TUESDAY, FEB 6 A friendship luncheon will be held at 11:30 a.m. at Ruby Tuesday’s, 245 SW Saturday Commerce Dr., Lake City. All are welcome, friends or newcomers. Call Joan Wilson at Black history event *If you’re 55 or older, or are active military or veteran with valid ID, take an extra 20% TUESDAY, FEB 6 off storewide, or 15% off in our home & shoes departments, with your Belk Rewards 386-438-8999 for more information. The Melting Pot is organizing a “What Card or any other form of payment, on your sale purchase. Coupon can only be used once and must be presented to your sales associate at the time of Freedom Looked Like” bus trip to Fort WITH YOUR BELK purchase. *Excludes Red Dot, Clearance, Earlybirds, Night Owls, Doorbusters, Bonus Buys, Super Buys, Everyday Values, 2 for pricing, Adidas, All-Clad, Angelica, Antelope, Moose from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. The cost is REWARDS CARD Armani Exchange watches, Assets, baby gear, better & designer intimates, Billabong, Thursday Birkenstock, Breville, Brighton, Brooks Brothers, Buffalo, Casio, COH Man, Clarisonic, $25. The bus will leave from the perform- Coach, Columbia, cosmetics/fragrances, Dansko, Denim & Supply Ralph Lauren, designer OR ANY OTHER FORM OF PAYMENT handbags, designer sunglasses, Diane Von Furstenberg, Diesel watches, Dockers pants Amateur radio operators needed ing arts gallery at 321 N. Marion Ave., & shoes, Dooney & Bourke, Dr. Martens, Eileen Fisher, Eileen Fisher Systems, Emporio Armani watches, FAO Schwarz, fine jewelry watches and service plans, Fitbit, Fossil & Fossil Columbia Amateur Radio Society Lake City. For more information, call 386- Q watches, Free People, Furla, Herend, Hobo, Hugo Boss, Hunter Boots, Jack Rogers, Johnston & Murphy, Kate Spade accessories, outerwear, shoes & sleepwear, Keen, Kensie (CARS) is seeking local Hams to pro- 867-1601. TAKE AN Girl, kitchen/novelty electrics/coffee, Kors Studio, Lacoste, ladies better swim, ladies designer & contemporary sportswear & dresses, ladies, kids & men’s designer shoes, EXTRA ladies designer accessories, Le Creuset, Levi’s, Lilly Pulitzer, Lucky apparel, lucy, Marc by % Marc Jacobs watches, Melissa & Doug, Merrell, Michael Kors, Minnetonka Moccasin, Miss * Me, Nautica, Nike, Orthaheel/Vionic, OTBT, Polo Sport, Puma, Ralph Lauren/Polo, Sail to CITY OF LAKE CITY Sable, Seven for All Mankind, Skagen, Southern Proper, Southern Tide, Spanx, Spartina OBITUARY OFF 449, Sperry Gold Cup, Stuart Weitzman, Swarovski, Tommy Bahama apparel, Tommy NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Hilfiger apparel, TOMS, Trina Turk apparel, Tumi, Ugg, Under Armour, Vera Bradley, Lake City Law Enforcement Bargaining Unit SALE20 PURCHASE STOREWIDE Versus watches, Victorinox, Vietri, Vineyard Vines, Vintage 1946, Vitamix, Wusthof, non- Bernice Wilder Harris merchandise depts., leased depts., salon services and Belk gift cards. Also excluded online: Bernice Wilder Harris, 91 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City of Lake City shall hold a public 15% OFF HOME & SHOES Brahmin, Chanel, Frye, Juliska, Sam Edelman, shoes by Born and Pikolinos, and In store and online watches by Adidas, DKNY, Garmin and Guess. Not valid on prior purchases, special orders of Lake City, passed away on meeting at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, February 6, 2018, in the City Manager or trunk shows. Cannot be redeemed for cash, credit or refund, used in combination with Conference Room located on the second floor of City Hall at 205 North Marion 17190001 any other discount, coupon offer or online gift card redemption. Valid Tuesday, February February 1, 2018 at the Haven Avenue, Lake City, Florida. 6, 2018. All Belk Rewards Card purchases are subject to credit approval Suwannee Valley Hospice Care The purpose of this public meeting is to enter into contract negotiations, at the Center. She request of the Fraternal Order of Police, Florida State Lodge, for the Lake City was born on Law Enforcement Bargaining Unit, Public Employees Relations Commission May 7, 1926 in Certification No. 1834. Perry, FL and All interested persons are invited to attend. was a longtime resident of SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: If you require special aid or services as addressed in the American Disabilities Act, please contact the City Manager’s Office at Lake City. She (386) 719-5768. retired from AUDREY E SIKES, MMC the Lake City Veterans Affairs City Clerk Medical Center in Lake City. Bernice was widowed three times and is preceded in death by hus- CITY OF LAKE CITY bands James A. McCollum, Ray NOTICE OF CITY COUNCIL WORKSHOP Hughes, and Clyde Harris. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council for the City of Lake City, Florida, will hold a workshop meeting on Monday, February 5, 2018. The meeting She is survived by children, is scheduled for 5:00 p.m. at City Hall, 205 North Marion Street, Lake City, Linda McCollum Creamer (the Florida. The item to be discussed is: late Calvin Creamer), Billy Mc- 1. FILLING CITY MANAGER POSITION Collum and Gary (Susan) McCo- llum; five Grandchildren, Amy CITY COUNCIL MEETING (David) Brown, Angie (Paul) Anschultz, Abby (Mike) Stalvey, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LAKE CITY, FLORIDA, WILL MEET ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2018, AT 6:00 P.M. IN THE Bradley (Katie) McCollum, Bri- COUNCIL CHAMBERS LOCATED ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF CITY an McCollum, Kevin Stanley HALL AT 205 NORTH MARION AVENUE, LAKE CITY, FLORIDA. (Julie); and four Great-grandchil- All interested persons are invited to attend the meetings identified above. dren. Funeral services will be con- SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: If you require special aid or services for any of the meetings identified above, as addressed in the American Disabilities Act, please ducted on Monday, February contact the City Manager’s Office at (386) 719-5768. 5, 2018 at 12:00 Noon and the Gateway-Forest Lawn Memorial AUDREY E. SIKES, MMC Chapel with Pastor Lonnie Johns City Clerk of Christ Central officiating. In- terment will follow a Memorial Cemetery. Visitation with the family will be one hour prior to the service on Monday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 Noon. In lieu of flowers memorial contribu- tions may be made to the Haven Suwannee Valley Hospice Care Center at 6037 W US Hwy 90, Lake City, FL 32055. Arrange- ments are under the direction of GATEWAY-FOREST LAWN FUNERAL HOME, 3596 S US Hwy 441, Lake City, FL 32025 386-752-1954 Please leave words of comfort for the family at www.gatewayforestlawn.com

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Community kicks off month-long celebration of African influence Local community leaders, residents and students held an opening ceremony Thursday at Richardson Community Center for a month-long celebration of African influence in American history. More than 100 people participated, including Lake City Mayor Stephen Witt, city councilman Eugene Jefferson, Columbia County School Board member Danny Green and students from seven local schools. Summers Elementary Student Council participated in the “Living Wax Museum” portion of the event, completing a project on Katherine Johnson, an African-American mathematician who made contributions to the United States’ aeronautics and space programs with the early application of digital electronic computers at NASA. They presented information on Johnson with a display and short presentation. From left: Addison Anderson, McKenna O’Sullivan, Jada Copeland (playing the young Katherine Johnson), Lily Rix, Anthony Bailey, Mariah Newman-Ross, Ja’vion Bailem, Malaya Staples (playing the older Katherine Johnson), Austin Tucker, Ayonne Combs and Aryah Sutton. COURTESY Classifi ed Department 755-5440 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2018 CLASSIFIED LAKE CITY REPORTER 7A LAKE CITY REPORTER    Take ADvantage of the CLASSIFIED Reporter Classifieds!   755-5440 ADVANTAGE

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gy IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 294.06 feet to the point of curve Preferred Pine Straw Inc. .2 PUBLISHER'S NOTE THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN of a curve to the right, having a Year Verifiable Driving Experi- Whirlpool Washer, white, All real estate advertising in this AND FOR COLUMBIA COUN- radius of 193.13 feet and a cen- ence-Home 90% of the week- works great $100 newspaper is subject to the fair TY, FLORIDA tral angle of 47˚48'46"; thence ends and some during the 386-292-3927 housing act which makes it ille- CIVIL DIVISION Southwesterly along the arc of week. Rider Policy, 401K & gal to advertise "any prefer- CASE NO. 2017-405-CA said curve (said arc being sub- Aflac Available, Health/Dental/ ence, limitation, or discrimina- JAY S. DAVIS, tended by a chord bearing and Vision Available, Paid per mile tion based on race, color, reli- Plaintiff, distance of S 34˚44'06" W, VIRTUAL E-BOOKKEEPING or percentage of load, Run gion, sex, disability, familial sta- v. 156.53 feet) an arc distance of Small Business Bookkeeping. Southeast. Call Misty TODAY tus or national origin; or any in- DEBORAH LLOYD, if living; 161.16 feet; thence S 58˚38'28" Business Administration, Ac- 386-935-2773 ex 221 PUBLISHER'S NOTE tention to make such prefer- and, if not living, the unknown W, still along said right-of-way counts Receivable/Payable, Florida Law 828.29 requires ence, limitation or discrimina- spouse, heirs, assigns, credi- Industrial Structural/Mechanical tion." Familial status includes line, 583.46 feet to a point on Form Customizations and Designer-Draftsman - Must dogs and cats being sold to be tors, and persons having claims the West line of the NW 1/4 of Startup 386-209-1062 at least 8 weeks old and have a children under the age of 18 liv- by, through, under or against have experience in design and ing with parents or legal custo- said NE 1/4; thence N 1˚59'20" detailing Material Handling health certificate from a li- DEBORAH LLOYD; U.S. W, along the West line thereof, censed veterinarian document- dians, pregnant women and BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA- Equipment (conveyor systems) people securing custody of chil- 697.19 feet to the POINT OF and related structural steel sup- ing they have mandatory shots TION, a foreign Banking Corpo- BEGINNING, and designated and are free from intestinal and dren under the age of 18. This ration, as Trustee of CVI LOAN port systems. Proficiency in Au- newspaper will not knowingly as Lot 1 of Osceola Planta- toCAD is necessary. external parasites. Many GT TRUST I; and PORTFOLIO tions, an unrecorded subdivi- species of wildlife must be li- accept any advertising for real RECOVERY ASSOCIATES, DO NOT APPLY IN PERSON estate which is in violation of sion, according to survey there- Send resume to Draftsman censed by Florida Fish and LLC, a Delaware limited liability of prepared by Mark D. Duren, Wildlife. If you are unsure, con- the law. Our readers are here- company authorized to do busi- 3631 US Highway 90 East by informed that all dwellings P.S.M. and dated August 20, COLLEGE ACCESS Lake City, Fl 32055 tact the local office for informa- ness in Florida, 1996. advertised in this newspaper SPECIALIST tion. Defendants. PARCEL IDENTIFICATION Skip's Deli is now accepting ap- are available on an equal op- AMENDED NOTICE OF AC- NUMBER: 04-3S-17-04838-101 (Re-Advertised) plications, aprox. 35 hrs per wk portunity basis. To complain of TION has been filed against you and Paraprofessional position with- $8.25/hr. Apply in person. discrimination call HUD toll free TO: DEBORAH LLOYD, a.k.a. you are required to serve a in the Disability Services Of- at 1-800-669-9777, the toll free DEBORAH R. LLOYD, address copy of your written defenses, if fice that provides daily assis- telephone number to the hear- tance to individuals requesting unknown any, to it on Plaintiff's attorney 2br/1.5ba townhouse apt ing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. The unknown spouse, heirs, and counsel of record, Andrew disability/access services and accommodations under the di- $600/mo $600/dep No pets. assigns, creditors and persons J. Decker, IV, of The Decker CH/A 386-292-0121 having claims by, through, un- Law Firm, P.A. 261 North Mari- rection of the coordinator. Comply with state and federal der or against DEBORAH on Avenue, Lake City, Florida Subsidize your income. 1BR apt, all utilities included, LLOYD 32055, within thirty (30) days ADA laws and guidelines. Re- w/cable, furnished, $680/mo YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED after the first publication of this quires an Associate's degree The Lake City Reporter $600/dep 386-697-9950 that an action has been filed Notice of Action, and file the or a high school graduate plus has immediate openings 1/2 to 5 acre lots; owner against you in the Circuit Court original with the Clerk of the one year of experience in dis- for carries in the following 2BR/1BA Duplex Apt close to financing. some with w/s/pp of the Third Judicial Circuit, in Court, Honorable P. DeWitt Ca- ability or student services. A town $675/mo $675/dep, water Deas Bullard/BKL Properties high school equivalency diplo- area: Ellisville, Providence and for Columbia County, Flori- son, whose address is 173 NE and Columbia City. Apply included. Application/Credit 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com da, to quiet title to the following Hernando Avenue, Lake City, ma from the State Department check required. 386-965-2922 of Education may be substitut- in person at Lake City Re- property in Columbia County, Florida 32055, either before Starting at $615/mo, tile floors, Florida: service on Plaintiff's attorney or ed for high school graduation. porter, 180 E Duval St, Knowledge of federal and Lake City, FL. fresh paint. Great Area. Call Lot 7, Block A, Perry Place immediately thereafter. If you (386)752-9626 Subdivision, a subdivision as fail to answer, defend or other- state regulations regarding per plat recorded in Plat Book wise plead to this action to fore- ADA and compliance in higher Tax refunds last longer @ 6, page 195, public records of close a mortgage, a Default will education. 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COURTESY Westside’s top volunteers Westside Elementary recently announced its Volunteers of the Year. From left with Westside Principal Dennis Dotson: Ralph Rowand, Adult Volunteer of the Year; Sarah Katherine Lewis, Youth Volunteer of the Year; April Noll, volunteer coordinator; and Susie Odom, Senior Adult Volunteer of the Year. B1 Lake City Reporter Story ideas?

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NFL BOYS BASKETBALL Moss, T.O., LETTING IT FLY Urlacher Tigers bury nine highlight 3-pointers in win

By ERIC JACKSON 8-person [email protected] Hall class JACKSONVILLE – He couldn’t miss, or so it By JOSH DUBOW seemed. Associated Press Bobby Fulton drained shot after shot from beyond the arc – highlight- MINNEAPOLIS — Ray ing Columbia’s impressive Lewis and Brian Urlacher ter- shooting performance rorized opposing offenses from versus Bishop Kenny the middle of the field. Randy Saturday night. The Tigers Moss and Terrell Owens did made it rain, torching the the same to defenses on the Crusaders for nine 3-point- outside. ers. Fulton led the way The two hard-hitting line- with a game-high 22 points, backers and two big-play Marquez Bell added 12 receivers highlighted an points and seven rebounds eight-person class voted into pushing Columbia to a the Pro Football Hall of Fame 61-52 road victory. on Saturday. Safety Brian After an abysmal Dawkins also received at least shooting night against 80 percent support from the 47 Gainesville earlier this Hall of Fame voters, along with week, Columbia bounced contributor Bobby Beathard back, delivering an and senior nominees Jerry eye-opening performance Kramer and Robert Brazile. on both ends Saturday. But the biggest stars of the “We had to get that bad class are the two linebackers taste out of our mouth,” that made it on their first tries, said Fulton, who finished and the pair of lightning-rod with six 3-pointers. “We receiver who sometimes caused couldn’t hit nothing against as many problems for their own Gainesville. After a few teams as for the opposition. went in [Saturday], we just Moss also made it on his first continued shooting, and my teammates kept feed- SEE HALL OF FAME PAGE 2B ing me. We knocked down open shots.” Hot shooting from the field helped Columbia (15- 7) to a small advantage COLLEGE in the second half against BASKETBALL Bishop Kenny (15-8). But it was the Tigers’ tenacious defense, especially in the game’s most pivotal min- utes, that sealed the come- Alabama ERIC JACKSON/Lake City Reporter Columbia junior guard Bobby Fulton takes a jumpshot at Bishop Kenny Saturday night. The top back road win. shooter ended up with a game-high 22 points in the 61-52 road win. Fulton made a season-high six dominates three-pointers. The Tigers aim for another win against St. Francis at home on Tuesday night. SEE COLUMBIA PAGE 3B UF in paint, wins 68-50 GIRLS BASKETBALL By MARK LONG Associated Press Clines, Lady Tigers GAINESVILLE — Alabama coach Avery Johnson had a conquer Lady Bucs “conversation” at halftime with his team, a “great talk” about Kamiya Pertee, Konstance reducing turnovers and making Columbia girls win Washington, Rielly Ruise better decisions. third straight game and Tianna Bryant — and Clines had that well on her His message was loud and By JORDAN KROEGER mind as she took over the clear. It was well-received, too. [email protected] Collin Sexton scored 17 game, rallying Columbia points, Donta Hall notched his from as many as eight down fourth double-double of the sea- A slow start wasn’t going in the first half. son, and Alabama rallied from a to stop Columbia soph- “I had to do it. They 10-point deficit to thump No. 23 omore Renee Clines on don’t have any more home Florida 68-50 Saturday. Friday night. games so we had to win for Sexton added eight rebounds Neither was Branford’s the seniors. I did it for the and six assists for the Crimson defense. seniors,” Clines said. Clines scored nearly half Clines’ defense sprung her team’s points, dropping her offense, and Columbia’s SEE GATORS PAGE 2B in 28 to go with 10 steals for comeback. She scored 10 a double-double as the Lady of her points and had three Tigers defeated the Lady of her steals in the third JORDAN KROEGER/Lake City Reporter Buccaneers 63-57 on Senior quarter as the Lady Tigers Columbia guard Renee Clines (right) steals the ball while teammate Night. It was the final went from down four at half- Taylor Ivery looks on during the regular season finale Friday night. The home game for five seniors Florida State Lady Tigers face Lake Weir in the opening round of districts on Monday. — Deneb Delostrinos, SEE LADY TIGERS PAGE 2B holds on vs. Cards 80-76 HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING By GARY B. GRAVES Associated Press Mann takes 3rd, CHS places 10th at rotary meet LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Terance best teams around the state. Columbia’s By ERIC JACKSON Mann couldn’t mope over two “Tenth out of 33 teams, not Daniel [email protected] missed free throws that could bad,” Columbia coach Pete Mann have sealed the victory for Whittington said. “We should hanging Florida State. There was still Columbia wrestling team fin- have done a little bit better. We work to do on the other end to on to beat ished 10th out of 33 teams in the had some guys lose some match- Mantanzas’s make sure Louisville didn’t take es they shouldn’t have lost. We Green Cover Rotary meet this Lawerence advantage. weekend. With captain Chace had some young guys win some The junior guard quickly Curtis still sidelined (back), the matches on day one [Friday] that Russo for redeemed himself by deliver- Tigers were led by senior Daniel helped us get there.” third place ing a timely block of VJ King’s Mann who walked away with a Some of Columbia’s standouts at the Green shot with 6 seconds remaining, third-place finish. Columbia’s didn’t quite capture their goals, Cove Rotary Matt Ross, who placed sixth, also Saturday fared well against some of the night. SEE NOLES PAGE 3B SEE TIGERS PAGE 3B COURTESY B2

2B SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2018 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER SCOREBOARD TV LISTINGS Sacred Heart 67, CCSU 54 St. John’s 81, Duke 77 UMass 86, Dayton 82, 2OT Today Vermont 81, UMBC 53 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Virginia 59, Syracuse 44 Noon Wagner 79, St. Francis Brooklyn 61 CBSSN — Colgate at Navy West Virginia 89, Kansas St. 51 ESPNU — Georgia Tech at Boston College SOUTH FOX — Seton Hall at Villanova Alabama 68, Florida 50 FS1 — Illinois at Ohio St. Alabama St. 89, MVSU 85, OT 1 p.m. Belmont 83, Morehead St. 73 CBS — Wisconsin at Maryland Bethune-Cookman 80, Coppin St. 60 3 p.m. Clemson 75, Wake Forest 67 ESPNEWS — Temple at Tulane Drexel 91, William & Mary 79 4 p.m. ETSU 81, Chattanooga 61 ESPNU — Arizona St. at Washington St. East Carolina 88, Memphis 85, OT COLLEGE GYMNASTICS Florida Gulf Coast 80, Jacksonville 55 4 p.m. Florida St. 80, Louisville 76 ESPN — Women, Oklahoma at UCLA Gardner-Webb 63, Charleston Southern GOLF 61 1 p.m. George Mason 79, Richmond 75 GOLF — PGA Tour, Waste Management Houston 69, UCF 65 Phoenix Open, final round, at Scottsdale, Howard 83, Florida A&M 80, OT Ariz. James Madison 79, Towson 73 3 p.m. Kennesaw St. 93, SC-Upstate 69 CBS — PGA Tour, Waste Management LSU 94, Arkansas 86 Phoenix Open, final round, at Scottsdale, Liberty 67, Longwood 55 Ariz. FILE Louisiana-Lafayette 80, Louisiana- NBA BASKETBALL Monroe 59 2 p.m. McNeese St. 75, Northwestern St. 62 ABC — L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City Tiwahe power Mercer 73, Wofford 65 NFL FOOTBALL Miami 84, Virginia Tech 75 6 p.m. Fort White’s reigning state weightlifting champion Kacey Carter (above) recently placed fourth in the Mississippi St. 72, Georgia 57 NBC — Super Bowl LII, New England vs. unlimited class at the 2018 Class 1A state championships. Fort White teammates Jessica Burns and Lindsey NC A&T 92, Hampton 84 Philadelphia, at Minneapolis (kickoff at NC Central 72, Delaware St. 61 Langston placed 9th and 18th, respectively, in the 110 class. 6:30 p.m.) NC State 76, Notre Dame 58 SKIING NJIT 81, Lipscomb 77 4 p.m. Fame. Tears of joy.” breaking his leg. Nicholls 81, New Orleans 64 NBCSN — FIS World Cup, Women’s Moss burst on the scene as a Owens ranks second to Jerry Rice SE Louisiana 89, Cent. Arkansas 84 HALL OF FAME Downhill, at Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Tennessee 94, Mississippi 61 rookie in Minnesota in 1998 when he with 15,934 yards receiving and is Germany (same-day tape) Continued From 1B The Citadel 100, Furman 92, OT SOCCER caught a league-leading 17 TD catch- third on the all-time touchdowns Troy 80, South Alabama 63 9:15 a.m. es and helped lead the Vikings to receiving list with 153. UNC-Asheville 75, Presbyterian 61 NBCSN — Premier League, Crystal Palace try, while Owens needed to wait for the NFC title game. His combination Lewis is widely considered one of Winthrop 75, Radford 57 vs. Newcastle his third year on the ballot to get of speed and athleticism made him the greatest middle linebackers, win- 9:30 a.m. MIDWEST enough support. the game’s most dangerous big-play ning two AP Defensive Player of the FS1 — Bundesliga, Augsburg vs. Austin Peay 96, SE Missouri 81 “I’ve been going a long time. And Eintracht Frankfurt threat and led to the phrase “You got Year awards and earning eight All- Bowling Green 70, Kent St. 62 11:30 a.m. now I can finally rest,” Lewis said. Mossed” for embarrassed defensive Pro selections. He anchored a domi- Butler 80, DePaul 57 NBCSN — Premier League, Liverpool vs. “I want to go fishing with a cigar Cent. Michigan 101, Ohio 98, 2OT backs. nant defense for the 2000 Baltimore Tottenham now and just sit back. I don’t want to E. Illinois 79, Tennessee Tech 71 He led the NFL in TD catches five Ravens in a season that ended with 11:50 a.m. E. Michigan 58, Ball St. 41 work out every day now.” FS2 — Bundesliga, Hamburg vs. times, including his record 23 for him winning Super Bowl MVP, Fort Wayne 91, Denver 63 Moss and Owens each played for Hannover New England in 2007, and earned then retired as a champion after Illinois St. 75, Evansville 71 WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL five teams in their careers as they four All-Pro selections. He finished Baltimore closed his last season Indiana St. 77, N. Iowa 66 Noon often wore out their welcome with Loyola of Chicago 97, Missouri St. 75 his career with 982 catches for with a title win over San Francisco in BTN — Northwestern at Indiana Miami (Ohio) 81, N. Illinois 65 their inability to get along with team- 15,292 yards and ranks second all- February 2013. SEC — LSU at Kentucky Michigan 76, Minnesota 73, OT mates and coaches at times. 1 p.m. time with 156 TD receptions. “Growing up as a child, I know Missouri 69, Kentucky 60 ESPN2 — Notre Dame at Duke But at their best, there were few Owens, who didn’t attend the what that looked like, Mike Montana 72, North Dakota 67 2 p.m. players ever able to strike fear in N. Kentucky 78, Cleveland St. 61 announcement, entered the league Singletary, Dick Butkus,” Lewis said. BTN — Purdue at Illinois defenses as much as Moss and Oklahoma St. 84, Kansas 79 as a third-round pick by San “Who dreams of being in that cate- CBSSN — VCU at Dayton Providence 77, Marquette 75 Owens, who were both all-decade ESPNU — Tennessee at Vanderbilt Francisco in 1996 but developed into gory, sitting with those guys?” SIU-Edwardsville 75, Jacksonville St. 67 selections for the 2000s. SEC — Arkansas at Alabama a star known for some memorable Lewis joined tackle Jonathan South Dakota 76, N. Dakota St. 72 3 p.m. “The door knocked and I started playoff appearances, including his Ogden as the only Ravens voted Toledo 77, Akron 56 ESPN2 — Stanford at Oregon getting excited,” Moss said of Hall of W. Illinois 82, Oral Roberts 56 winning 25-yard TD catch to beat into the Hall of Fame as both of the 4 p.m. Fame President David Baker alert- Green Bay in 1999; his 177 yards in team’s first-round picks in its initial CBSSN — George Mason at Saint SOUTHWEST ing him he has been elected. “All Joseph’s a comeback win against the Giants season of 1996 received the high Appalachian St. 59, Texas State 56 SEC — Auburn at Texas A&M the emotions caught the best of me in 2003; and his nine catches for 122 honor. Lamar 76, Stephen F. Austin 54 because it’s been a long journey and yards in the 2004 Super Bowl against Dawkins spent most of his 16-year Texas A&M 83, South Carolina 60 it ends in the Pro Football Hall of NBA GLANCE Texas A&M-CC 56, Incarnate Word 51 New England just seven weeks after career in Philadelphia, earning five Texas Tech 83, TCU 71 EASTERN CONFERENCE Texas-Arlington 87, Coastal Carolina 80 Atlantic Division UTSA 74, W. Kentucky 63 for Columbia, scoring 10 W L Pct GB LADY TIGERS points and grabbing eight Boston 38 15 .717 — FAR WEST Toronto 35 16 .686 2 Fresno St. 80, Wyoming 62 Continued From 1B rebounds. Taylor Ivery Philadelphia 25 24 .510 11 N. Colorado 86, Montana St. 63 and Bryant scored seven New York 23 30 .434 15 Portland 68, Loyola Marymount 66 time to up 44-39 after 24 apiece. Brooklyn 19 34 .358 19 Portland St. 94, E. Washington 81 minutes. Thanks to Clines’ 10 Southeast Division S. Utah 84, Idaho St. 80 With the Lady Tigers steals, the Lady Tigers W L Pct GB Stanford 96, Oregon 61 Washington 29 22 .569 — (15-10) trailing 29-24 in the finished the night with Miami 29 23 .558 ½ third quarter, Clines went 20 thefts. The Lady Bucs Charlotte 22 29 .431 7 Johnson, Goodwin put FGCU in con- on her own 8-0 run to give turned it over a total of 31 Orlando 15 35 .300 13½ trol of A-Sun with 80-55 win her team its first lead of times. Atlanta 15 37 .288 14½ JACKSONVILLE,— Zach Johnson and the night. She hit a jump- Central Division Brandon Goodwin combined for 49 “Coach says to antic- W L Pct GB points and Florida Golf Coast pulled er and then back-to-back ipate the pass so that’s Cleveland 30 20 .600 — away from Jacksonville State for an layups in transition before what we have to do,” Milwaukee 28 23 .549 2½ 80-55 win on Saturday night, running hitting a free throw to put Clines said. “No reaching, Indiana 29 24 .547 2½ the Eagles’ winning streak to 11, their Columbia up 32-29 less just anticipate the pass.” Detroit 24 26 .480 6 longest at the Division I level. Chicago 18 33 .353 12½ Johnson had 25 points, Goodwin 24 and than three minutes into Cera McElreath led Dinero Mercurius 11 as FGCU (18-8, 9-0 the second half. Branford with 21 points, WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Sun) picked up its 100th confer- The Class 1A Lady Bucs including four treys, Southwest Division ence win since moving up from D-II in (18-5) never led again and Trinity Thomas W L Pct GB 2008. Twice the Eagles won 14 in a row, despite pulling to within Houston 37 13 .740 — the last time 11 years ago. added nine points and San Antonio 34 20 .630 5 three points twice in the 15 rebounds. McElreath Jace Hogan led the Dolphins (12-14, 6-3) JORDAN KROEGER/Lake City Reporter New Orleans 28 23 .549 9½ fourth quarter. Clines’ big with 17 points and Tanner Rubio had 13. scored 15 of those points Columbia senior guard Tianna Bryant dribbles up the Memphis 18 33 .353 19½ Jacksonville State also had 19 turnovers. game came just one night in the first half, helping Dallas 16 36 .308 22 FGCU led 33-25 at the half and steadily after she hit the game-win- the Lady Bucs jump out to court at home against Branford Friday night. Northwest Division pulled away to get the season sweep. W L Pct GB The Eagles won 68-62 at home a week ner in a 50-49 win over an 11-6 after the first quar- Minnesota 33 22 .600 — earlier and are now up three games plus Buchholz. ter before her 3-pointer message will not change The Lady Tigers swept Oklahoma City 30 23 .566 2 the tiebreaker with five games remain- “She had another good late in the second quarter — every time you take both games against Lake Portland 29 23 .558 2½ ing in the regular season. defensive effort tonight,” pushed the team’s lead to the floor you have to be Weir this season, winning Denver 27 25 .519 4½ Columbia coach Anthony ready to play no matter by 30 and 40 points. Utah 23 28 .451 8 J.J. Watt wins Walter Payton Man of 24-16. Pacific Division Year Award Perry said. “She’s really But the Lady Tigers who your opponent is. But “The last two nights W L Pct GB MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Latest on the separating herself as our closed the first half on a we turned it on in the sec- have me feeling good Golden State 41 11 .788 — NFL Honors (all times local): emerging leader, as if jumper by Dillard and two ond half and it came from heading into Monday, L.A. Clippers 25 25 .500 15 7:20 p.m. she wasn’t, but now she’s free throws by Clines to defense. Hopefully they’ll especially on the defen- L.A. Lakers 20 31 .392 20½ Houston Texans star defensive end J.J. Phoenix 18 35 .340 23½ Watt has won the NFL’s Walter Payton showing it on the floor. We cut the deficit in half at the get that message because sive side. I feel much bet- Sacramento 16 35 .314 24½ Man of the Year Award. just need her to be con- break. After that, it was it won’t change. Defense ter,” Perry said. “I know The recipient of the award recognizes a sistent every time we play Clines’ time. creates everything else we have a task ahead of COLLEGE SCORES player’s contribution in his community but she’s still doing what “Branford has improved you need.” us, not only Monday but and to society in general. needs to be done every Columbia opens the even after that, and the Watt, in his seventh NFL season and a a lot since we played them Saturday, Feb. 3 three-time Defensive Player of the Year, game and that’s showing in the preseason tourna- District 4-7A Tournament defense will either help EAST had the goal of raising $200,000 for us that she’s ready to step ment (a 64-53 win) so I on Monday at home or hinder us. With good Army 82, American U. 70 Hurricane Harvey relief in Houston. up as the leader of this don’t know if we thought against Lake Weir in the defense, we can get past Cincinnati 65, UConn 57 His fundraising did a whole lot more, team.” this game was going to quarterfinals, with the Gainesville, but without Davidson 87, George Washington 58 bringing in an incredible $37 million in Fairleigh Dickinson 73, Robert Morris 67 19 days. Watt has dedicated himself to Quianna Dillard also be easy,” Perry said, “but winner facing top-seeded it, the whole game will be Holy Cross 73, Loyola (Md.) 57 finding organizations that will apply the reached double figures again, I told them the Gainesville on Wednesday. tough.” LIU Brooklyn 84, Bryant 71 funds in a way he has promised both La Salle 81, Saint Joseph’s 78 donors and victims of the storm. Lehigh 80, Boston U. 75 up and down the floor. The Tide Alabama’s speed at guard and athlet- Maine 81, Binghamton 79, OT PREP SCORE outscored the Gators 41-17 in the icism in the paint. Mount St. Mary’s 59, St. Francis (Pa.) 56 GATORS second half, finishing with a 43-25 They lost their third consecutive Northeastern 107, UNC-Wilmington Fort White boys basketball team was Continued From 1B 100, OT defeated by district foe Bradford 71-52 rebounding advantage and outscor- SEC game, the first time that’s hap- Purdue 78, Rutgers 76 Saturday night at home. ing them 46-26 in the paint and 29-1 pened since the end of White’s first Tide (15-8, 6-4 Southeastern off the bench. season in 2016, and surely won’t be Conference), which dominated the “The halftime talk was a great ranked Monday. second half and improved to 2-4 on talk,” Hall said. “We came out with “If we don’t make wholesale PREP SKED the road. a better mindset, more focus. ... changes, we’re going to continue to Monday: lifting hosts Baker County at “We basically looked like we had Crashing the boards, getting easy have peaks and valleys,” White said. n Columbia girls basket- 4 p.m. never practiced before in our lives looks, finding the open man.” “We’ll continue to be average.” ball hosts Lake Weir at 7 p.m nColumbia girls basket- (QF) ball at Gainesville 7 p.m (SF) offensively in the first half, throwing Sexton did the most damage, drib- KeVaughn Allen led the Gators nFort White girls basket- nColumbia softball at the ball all over the gym, too many bling through Florida’s defense and with 16 points. Keith Stone had 12, ball faces Keystone Heights Pre-Season Classic 7 p.m. turnovers,” Johnson said, noting his creating open layups and dunks. and Egor Koulechov added 11. at 6 p.m (QF). team’s 14 turnovers in the first 20 Hall was one of the beneficiaries. “It’s pretty frustrating because Thursday: minutes. He made all seven shots and fin- I know that the players are mad, I Tuesday: nFort White boys basket- Johnson ripped into his players in ished with 14 points and 11 boards. know that the coaches are mad, I nColumbia boys basket- ball hosts Hamilton County the locker room, and they respond- Fellow forward Braxton Key chipped know that the fans are mad,” Stone ball hosts St. Francis 7:30 7:30 p.m. ed in resounding fashion. The Tide in 13 points on 5-of-7 shooting. said. “So we’ve just got to turn p.m. scored the first eight points of the “The defensive performance we around and do better.” n Fort White boys basketball Friday: second half and later used a 15-2 run gave in the second half was discour- UP NEXT hosts Taylor County 7:30 p.m. nColumbia boys basket- ball at Santa Fe 7:30 p.m. to open up a double-digit lead. aging to say the least,” Florida coach Alabama: Plays at Mississippi Alabama dominated Florida (15-8, Mike White said. State on Tuesday. Wednesday: nColumbia softball at nColumbia boys weight- Pre-Season Classic 5 p.m. 6-4) in the paint, on the glass and The Gators had no answer for Florida: Hosts LSU on Wednesday. B3

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PHOTOS BY ERIC JACKSON/Lake City Reporter Columbia’s Jeremiah Mobley (left) takes a jumpshot with defenders in his face Saturday night. Columbia’s Marcus Owens (middle) scores in the paint against Bishop Kenny. Columbia’s Tray Miller (right) tries a lay up during the first half of the non-district matchup in Jacksonville.

much as 10 points in the opening quarter. “We just needed to keep them in front last six, enter the final week of the reg- COLUMBIA “I thought in the first quarter we were of us on defense,” Fulton said. “It was our ular season riding high. Columbia aims Continued From 1B terrible, I was worried about a hangover mistakes on defense, letting them get easy to keep up the momentum when the “Defensively, I thought we were pret- from the GHS [loss],” said Faulkner. “But lanes and they knocked down open shots. boys host St. Francis Tuesday night. The ty good,” Columbia head coach Steve we adjusted some things defensively, We had to come back, play hard defense Tigers are hungry for another win, espe- Faulkner said. “[Bishop Kenny] is pretty pressured and trapped them a little more. and get in transition.” cially after losing to the Wolves by two good, they had shooters everywhere. In And I think we got our mojo back.” Columbia boys did just that – using points only two weeks ago. the fourth quarter, they made a couple, Crusader stars Nick Trent (who had their signature transition offense to grab “Revenge, that’s all I got to say,” Fulton but I think we did a good job of making it 16 points) and Noah Semple (who had 12 and maintain the lead. Crusader Brennen said. “They beat us last time. We got to difficult on them.” rebounds) had the Tigers on their heels Solomon’s runner deep in the fourth cut the play the same we did [Saturday]. No Columbia’s 15th win didn’t come with- during the opening quarter. Columbia deficit to six, but Bishop Kenny wouldn’t get dumb turnovers, play defense and knock out a fight, though. The Tigers managed erased its early deficit, though, by attack- any closer as Columbia held on late. down open shots. We just got to play like to overcome a rough start, trailing by as ing the paint and later making big stops. The Tigers, who have won five of their how we play… I want revenge.”

its second straight ACC NOLES defeat for the first time in nearly two years and Continued From 1B third in four games. The Cardinals made just 12 Braian Angola grabbed the of 33 from the field after rebound and fed to M.J. halftime (36 percent) Walker for a dunk with 1 and were outrebounded second left that clinched 43-34. the Seminoles’ 80-76 win on “They came in here and Saturday. exposed us on defense and In just 11 seconds, Mann outrebounded us, which went from feeling stress we knew was going to be to elation after a hard- a big key to the game,” fought win that helped FSU Cardinals interim coach (17-6, 6-5 Atlantic Coast David Padgett said. “So, Conference) avenge last give them credit. That team month’s loss to Louisville was desperate for a win and that broke a 28-game home they came out and showed winning streak. it.” “I missed the free Deng Adel had 19 points throws and I knew I had and Quentin Snider 15 for to guard the ball and get the Cardinals. a stop,” said Mann, FSU’s top scorer who entered the BIG PICTURE game making 72 percent Florida State: With from the foul line. “I knew three starters in foul they’d be driving to the trouble, Cofer stepped up basket aggressively, I just with critical points that had to buck up and play maintained the Seminoles’ defense. lead once they got it for “It was just happening good. CJ Walker and in the moment. I used my Trent Forrest each added defensive principles and 10 points, with Forrest got the stop.” grabbing a team-high nine COURTESY Phil Cofer scored 11 of rebounds off the bench. his 16 points in the sec- Neither was easy against Big Bass Dreams ond half, Angola added Louisville, which entered Seventy-one boats competed in the Bassmaster Florida High School Fishing series on the St. John’s River out 13 and Mann and Christ the game 13-1. “We just Koumadje each added of Palatka. Columba High brought six teams. Jackson Swisher (left) and Seth Slanker took first place and big- kept our composure and gest bass of the tournament. Swisher and Slanker had a total weight of 13.30 with a 5 fish limit and Jackson 11 for FSU, which broke came out with the win,” a 57-all tie in the second Cofer said. “We made great won Big Fish with a 7.95lb bass. The dynamic duo barely missed a FWC Trophy Catch Fish of 8+lbs. half with six unanswered plays from the end of the points and ending with half, just tried to play hard Cofer’s 3-point play with and not look at the score- 7:36 left. board.” The Seminoles’ lead Louisville: The stretched to eight a Cardinals had their couple of times before chances but shot 36 per- they had to fight off the cent in the second half Cardinals’ late charge and missed several free that got them within 78-76 throws down the stretch with 24.7 seconds remain- that could have closed the ing. Mann’s missed free gap much sooner. Snider’s throws with 17.4 seconds five straight points got left opened the door for them within a basket with Louisville before his block another opportunity to finally tilted things toward tie, but King’s blocked FSU in a tight game fea- attempt led to the clinch- turing 11 lead changes ing basket. and seven ties. “We’re very fortunate to INJURY REPORT hang on there for a victo- Ray Spalding (13 points, ry,” said Seminoles coach 9 rebounds) went down Leonard Hamilton, whose midway through the team shot 52 percent in the second half with left leg second half and 45 percent cramps before leaving the COURTESY overall. game late with a sprained “I was very proud of our Columbia’s Daniel Mann placed third while Matt Ross (left) took sixth during the Green Cove Rotary at Clay right ankle. He will be eval- High School this weekend. Both are pictured alongside head coach Pete Whittington (right) and assistant guys because Louisville uated on a daily basis. took us to the woodshed coach Gary McGuigan. The wrestling Tigers now get ready for districts IBT in Tally in a couple weeks. at our place. I felt like our UP NEXT the same opponent, Russo, for third “It’s a good learning experience,” guys were a little bit more Florida State hosts No. on Saturday. Whittington said of the rotary. “We poised with the exception TIGERS 2 and first-place Virginia “He wrestled like a complete ani- had some guys who came out and of the two turnovers there on Wednesday, seeking its Continued From 1B mal,” Whittington said. performed really well. We had some toward the end of the fourth win this season over Columbia looks ahead to districts guys that didn’t do quite as they game.” a ranked foe. but Mann carried the way even starting on Feb. 16 at Chiles in should. We have two weeks before In bouncing back Louisville hosts Syracuse after losing on the first day of the Tallahassee. The Tigers know they’ll districts IBT. Now we can focus on from its loss to Wake on Monday night, seeking annual tournament. After losing to need some work before they try to the things we need to improve upon, Forest, FSU also hand- its fourth straight series Lawrence Russo (Mantanzas) on day compete for their first district title in and sharpen our skills as best as ed Louisville (16-7, 6-4) victory over the Orange. one, Mann bounced back to defeat years. possible.” B4

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By RUSS MITCHELL wages, but they do have con- the luxury market now,” said Tribune News Service sequences. At the least, asset Michelle Krebs, senior analyst inflation could slap down the with Autotrade. The pickup Auto sales were strong in stratospheric stock market as truck market now resembles the January, with average prices up investors find other places to put luxury market, as automakers 4 percent — an early sign of an their money. add bells and whistles and boost inflationary economy. Economists watch indus- prices to match. Pickup sticker The average price paid for a tries and products with pricing prices can easily top $50,000. passenger vehicle in the U.S. power for early signs of inflation. Auto sales figures rolling hit a record $36,270 in January, Although car sales are down in Thursday show persistent according to Cox Automotive. a bit from the record high of trends: Pickups are up. Sport Prices are rising fast in housing 2016, when Americans bought utility vehicles are up. General and commodities, including oil; 17.5 million vehicles, demand Motors is up. Toyota is up. the economy is expanding; and remains strong. Last year, the Sedans are down. And even with employment is up — all early tally was 17.2 million. This strong F-150 sales, Ford is down. harbingers of inflation. January came in at at annual rate “It was another dismal month “Inflation is coming, probably of 17 million, Cox said. for Ford,” Krebs said. on the back of rising wages,” If any product segment boasts Krebs added that the indus- said Charlie Chesbrough, senior pricing power in recent years, try will be watching the Honda economist at Cox. “It does it’s sport utility vehicles and Accord and the Toyota Camry appear we are entering an infla- pickup trucks, with ever rising over the next few months. Both tionary period. The big question demand and ever rising prices. popular vehicles were recently TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE is whether the Federal Reserve That’s at the expense of sedans, refreshed, to excellent reviews. Economists watch industries and products with pricing power can manage this.” which are rapidly falling out of Their sales will show if the sedan for early signs of inflation. Although car sales are down a bit from No one argues against an favor. market is merely diminished, or the record high of 2016, when Americans bought 17.5 million expanding economy and rising “Trucks are almost like if it’s doomed. vehicles, demand remains strong. Company shouldn’t tell you to front their expenses

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You can do very well I trace my roots back to companies at their initial public Free-cash-flow positive and with 1876, an era of questionable offering (IPO), as many need rising revenue, Masimo is worth without it. some years to prove themselves. *** healing elixirs, when a Civil War a closer look for patient investors. IPOs also often surge at first and There’s no dividend, as is common What’s a payout ratio? — veteran and pharmacist founded then fall. Twitter shares soared with smaller or fast-growing com- QT.N., Kalamazoo, Michigan me in order to make high-quality some 73 percent on their first day, panies, but Masino has been buying and those who bought then are back many shares, boosting the It’s the percentage of a com- medicines. In 1923 I introduced the still underwater. Apany’s earnings paid out in world’s first commercially avail- value of remaining ones. dividends. able insulin product, in 1955 I was Boeing, for example, pays out LAST WEEK’S TRIVIA ANSWER $6.84 per share annually, and its the first to make and distribute the I trace my roots back to 1969, when nine small food distribution companies trailing 12 months of earnings total Salk polio vaccine globally, and in 1986 across the country joined forces as the Systems and Services Company. I kept growing through many acquisitions and today, based in Houston, I’m $10.85. Divide the former by the I launched Prozac to treat depression. the world’s top seller and distributor of food products, with a market value latter, and you’ll see that 63 per- Today, based in Indianapolis and with a recently near $32 billion, more than $55 billion in annual sales and more than cent of Boeing’s earnings go to its market value recently near $90 billion, I’m 65,000 employees (including more than 8,000 drivers). I deliver to more dividend. than 500,000 customer locations, including restaurants, healthcare and Payout ratios near or above 100 a global health care giant with more than educational facilities, lodging establishments and more. I have increased my percent can be worrisome. 40,000 employees, over 9,000 of whom work dividend 49 times since 1970. Who am I? (Answer: Sysco) in research and development. Who am I? Want to Invest? Email us at [email protected], and we’ll Want more information about stocks? send you some tips to start investing. Sorry, we can’t provide Send us an email to [email protected]. Think you know the answer? We’ll announce it in next week’s edition. individual financial advice.

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The News Service of Florida students and increases in Floridians using Medicaid, TALLAHASSEE —- the state-federal health House and Senate budget care program for the poor committees on Jan. 31 and disabled. approved spending bills “I think it’s a healthy that are only $100 million growth that meets the apart in the overall totals, needs of our citizens,” signaling that negotiations Trujillo said. on the annual state budget The bills now go to the may not be as contentious full House and Senate for this year. approval. House and Senate “I think we’re in leaders then will be poised great shape,” Senate to negotiate a final spend- Appropriations Chairman ing plan. Rob Bradley, R-Fleming While the overall num- Island, said after his com- bers in their proposals are mittee unanimously passed similar, the House and JIM KENNEDY/Lake City Reporter the $87.3 billion Senate Senate have major differ- budget bill (SB 2500). “The ences in several key policy Kiwanis highlights Heart Health Month, sporting clay tournament overall numbers are very areas. Rick Naegler (from left), Beverly Romine, Dr. Kevin Harrison and Norbie Ronsonet pose after Kiwanis Club of similar.” Bradley said the Senate Lake City’s Jan. 30 meeting. Naegler and Romine were the guest speakers at the meeting to kick off Heart The House Appropriations bill has more funding in Health Month, which is celebrated every February. They also discussed Kiwanis’ inaugural sporting clay Committee in a 17-8 vote higher education, which has tournament to be held Feb. 10. approved an $87.2 billion been a priority for Senate spending plan (HB 5001) President Joe Negron, for the 2018-2019 fiscal year, R-Stuart. Meanwhile, the Duke Energy changes aimed at increasing minority-owned contractors which begins July 1. House has more money in House Appropriations the new “schools for hope” One of the largest U.S. electric- announced that it is doubling the about 1 percent of the more than Chairman Carlos Trujillo, program, which could ity companies is making changes weight it places on awarding work $1.1 billion the Charlotte-based util- R-Miami, said although the expand the use of charter that could make it easier for black, to diverse and local suppliers. That ity spent on fixing its coal-ash prob- bill is substantially larger schools, and other school- female and other minority-owned will still account for just 20 percent lems in North Carolina between than the current budget choice programs, a priority construction and hauling firms to of the evaluation, with the bulk of 2014 and last September. The only of less than $84 billion, for House Speaker Richard compete for work on its multibil- the award decision based on techni- black-owned contractor landed at much of the increase was Corcoran, R-Land O’ Lakes. lion-dollar project to excavate and cal and commercial measures. No. 10 with contracts valued at driven by state spending “I think that there is room close coal-ash storage pits. The move comes after its top $214,000, the utility said in a regu- on hurricane recovery, for the two sides to come Under pressure from its state 10 contractors owned by women, latory filing. funding for approximately together on their respective regulator, Duke Energy Corp. veterans or minorities landed only Associated Press 30,000 new public-school priorities,” Bradley said. Dunn on Trump: ‘Best yet to come’

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U.S. Rep. Neal Dunn, who represents most of Columbia County in Congress, called this year’s State of the Union address by President Donald Trump a sign of good things to come. “President Trump laid out an ambitious plan for the country — one that focuses on making a better future for all Americans,” Dunn said in a prepared statement. “A future that is safer, more prosperous, and offers more opportunities for everyone. “We had a productive year. We cut taxes for Americans at every income level and we provided a much-needed boost to businesses of all sizes. We opened a pathway of repatriation of trillions of dol- lars trapped overseas, and established the lowest tax rate for small businesses since 1931. We grew our economy by slashing Dunn government regulations and red tape. We are getting the government off your back. We repealed the Obamacare penalty tax. The tax cuts are here now and hardworking Americans are already reaping the benefits. “We are finally rebuilding our military and we voted to give our troops a much needed and much deserved pay raise,” Dunn continued. “And we are attacking the layers of bureaucracy to fix health care for our veterans. “I will continue to work with President Trump on our agenda and I commend him for his commitment to our great nation. The best is yet to come.”

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Though we are still in the grips of a cold winter, I assure you spring is headed our way like a runaway locomotive. Those plans that we thought we would make for improving the landscape somehow got put on the back burner. The Encore series, the best azaleas to ever hit the market, now has 31 varieties. With two new riveting red selections, "Autumn Bonfire" and "Autumn Fire," you'll have even more choices allowing you to have an encore of spring bloom in the landscape for the long growing season ahead. That is why they're called the Encore Azaleas. There is no more sadness when spring bloom is over because you can rest assured more flowers are on the way. The name Autumn Bonfire itself conjures up visions of warmth and fiery flames of color in the garden. Autumn Bonfire is dwarf or compact, perfect for today's garden. It reaches 3 feet tall with a spread of 3 feet. The blossoms are semi-double and a true saturated red. Autumn Bonfire not only gives you stimulating color in the garden, but it is also evergreen retaining the bright green foliage. In other words, it will be an excellent choice giving you the needed bones and structure in the landscape even when not in bloom. Red is a rousing color that makes NORMAN WINTER/Tribune News Service you take notice. Stop signs are red, Encore Azaleas will bring in an assortment of butterflies like this Eastern Tiger Swallowtail. firetrucks are red and Valentine's chocolates come in bright red boxes. drained soil. It's been said the key The new Autumn Fire has much the to the green thumb is how brown it same habit, and color but semi-double gets in soil preparation. Compost and blossoms that are rich and velvety. The organic matter improves tight, heavy foliage will give extra garden interest soil allowing for best drainage. Add however as it ages to a purple-bronze a layer of mulch after planting and in the winter. again each year. The azalea keeps the The 31 varieties all fall under the roots near the soil surface, and this Encore brand but there is another annual decomposition of mulch and name that ties them all together, and organic matter will maintain a good that is Autumn. The reason behind this environment for new roots and help in is that sometime in the fall depending moisture retention. on the variety chosen there will be Choose a site with 4 to 6 hours of another crescendo of bloom. So, direct sunlight. Partial sun gardens consider the possibilities, imagine with high shifting sunlight will also Encore azaleas blooming in sequence prove to be an optimal location. Plant with the fall blooming Camellia curvy informal sweeps or clusters. sasanqua. It can happen with just a With 31 varieties you will find a wide little planning. range of colors and sizes from dwarf I love digital photography, not only to intermediate. You'll find double because it makes me look like a pro but blooming selections like Autumn also because the technology allows the Carnation, those that have an almost photograph to be like a diary. It tells iridescent shimmer like the pink me everything I did in that particular Autumn Jewel to the pristine white photograph including the date. The last Autumn Angel. four years the azalea photographs tell It may be cold now, but spring is just a story. They tell me that the Encore around the corner, start planning now bloom at the Coastal Georgia Botanical and as the weather allows use the time Gardens in Savannah looked dazzling to get your beds prepared for Encore on March 3 and similarly Sept. 15. azalea planting at your home. But there are stunning photographs on New Year's Eve, October and late n March. These azaleas were bred to Norman Winter is the director of the Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens at bloom. They also show a propensity, if the Historic Bamboo Farm, University of you will, to attract butterflies. Georgia Cooperative Extension, and author Many of the Encore azaleas are of “Tough-as-Nails Flowers for the South” cold hardy from zones 6a-10b and and “Captivating Combinations: Color and COURTESY ENCORE AZALEAS perform best in organic-rich, well- Style in the Garden.” Autumn Fire has rich velvety blooms and burgundy red winter foliage.

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I said, Jantzen Island, our driver what was a pretty good rafting or a river cruise. in Portland. Apparently in “oh yeah, It’s only a couple informed us that it’s named doughnut. Better than After further the 1890s a working girl of blocks from here.” So after the swimwear line that from anywhere at home? investigation, we decided named Nina was murdered off we went only to find used to have a factory and Probably not, but it was the on a river cruise and it after being thrown down Sandy Kishton out there was a double three testing swimming whole experience. A couple included our hotel stay the an elevator shaft when the line across the front of the pools on the island. We ran of more twists and turns night before our departure. area was not so well known to the table, but they’d building with lots of activity. into traffic as we headed through downtown and we We stayed at the Red Lion for its reputation. deliver any food orders; Of course, if we went, we’d towards downtown. Most were already on our way to Hotel at Jantzen Beach in Interestingly enough, no rest for the traveling have to get a doughnut, but of the drive was uneventful. the airport. Portland, Oregon, before when we got there, you weary. Fortunately, or I wasn’t sure it was worth Our only scheduled stop on The overview of Portland embarking on our cruise. have to order your pizza at unfortunately, we did not the line. So, we headed the tour was the Portland we got both before and When we arrived in a separate counter from the have any ghost encounters. west towards Fat Head Rose Garden, but I guess after the cruise was fun. It’s Portland, we checked into bar. Then you order your Nina is known to wander Brewery. we were too early and it always interesting to visit a our hotel, short one piece drink from the bar and if the basement area and I enjoyed this stop just wasn’t even open yet. 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ARIES (March 21-April 19): You’ll have fun with the people you enjoy most. Woman freed from cooking convince others to participate in the caus- Don’t feel like you have to pay for others. es and concerns you believe in. Honesty Make suggestions that are affordable to is not eager to dive back in and sincerity will make an impression on everyone you want to hang out with. ★★★ someone in a position to help you turn SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): DEAR ABBY: I’m that when you asked for your ideas and plans into a reality. ★★★ Intuitive intelligence will be required if you a 64-year-old woman, “a nice piece of jewelry,” TAURUS (April 20-May 20): don’t want to make a mistake or misjudge divorced for 27 years. A you meant the real thing Observation will be in your best interest. a situation. Listen carefully and share your nice guy I’ll call “Ronnie” and not a costume piece. Learn from what you see and hear, and thoughts and feelings openly, and you will has taken me out to lunch Then suggest the two of you’ll figure out the best way to use your find a solution to whatever obstacle comes and dinner several times. you go shopping for it experience to help you overcome uncer- your way. ★★★ He really likes me and I together. tainty or confusion. ★★★ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): really like him, but I’m GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Look for High energy and a will to win will lead to skeptical about getting DEAR ABBY: I have an opportunity that will help you move in your success. Don’t let negativity throw into a serious relationship Abigail Van Buren been married to my hus- a direction that gives you a better chance you off course or cause you to doubt your www.dearabby.com because I don’t feel like band for 16 years. His to excel. Consider new ways to use your capabilities. Love and romance are encour- doing a lot of the “wife brother died suddenly, skills that are more conducive to the cur- aged and will improve your day. ★★★★ duties” anymore, such as residency, and after 11 and he was devastated. rent trends. ★★★★★ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): cooking. years of post-high school We dropped everything CANCER (June 21-July 22): You will You’ll have a difficult time making up your I know this may sound education, he is finally out and drove 1,000 miles to accomplish the most if you are organized. mind when it comes to emotional matters. terrible, but I don’t cook. practicing. attend the funeral. When Preparation and listening to what others Don’t limit what you can do because you My kitchen stays clean, During all those years, we arrived and went to be have to contribute will make your life eas- are rigid or walk away from someone spe- and all I have to do is I supported us financially. seated, he asked me to sit ier. Don’t let stubbornness stand between cial because you are unwilling to compro- sweep the floor. Ronnie Once he graduated, I four rows back because you and victory. ★★ mise. ★★ hasn’t said anything about asked that eventually I the front row was “imme- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): A day trip AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Keep my not wanting to cook, get a nice piece of jewel- diate family only.” I felt with someone you love will give you a your personal life and your friendships but I don’t want it to come ry to commemorate our I was immediate family, chance to discuss your future plans and to in perspective. Walk away from persua- up later as a problem. accomplishment (and his but didn’t want to cause make decisions regarding the best way to sive people who are tempting you to get What should I do? nice new salary). a scene, so I did as he alter your personal lives in order to save involved in situations that are not in your — OUT OF THE He bought me a lovely asked. When I sat down, more time and money. ★★★★ best interest. ★★★★★ KITCHEN pearl ring, but it isn’t real. I received odd looks and VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Personal PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Watch It doesn’t have natural sad looks. I’m not angry, gains and improvements are highlighted. what others do and consider whether you DEAR OUT: Healthy diamonds, and it isn’t but my feelings are hurt. Getting what you want for the right price want to get involved. Time is on your side, relationships are based white gold. To me, it Am I wrong? will be far more satisfying than paying top so don’t feel the need to make a hasty deci- on honest communica- doesn’t commemorate the — LEFT OUT IN THE dollar or going over budget. ★★★ sion even if someone is pressuring you to tion. Talk to Ronnie about accomplishment as much EAST LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Plan to do so. ★★★ your concerns. You may as a real one. We could be pleasantly surprised to have afforded a nice cos- DEAR LEFT OUT: If find that HE likes to cook tume ring years ago. I the spouses of your hus- CELEBRITY and would be willing to wanted to be spoiled a bit. band’s other siblings — do it. Some men enjoy it Am I allowed to say some- and children, if there are BIRTHDAYS thing, or should I “appre- so much it’s hard to pull any — were also asked Actor Jerry Adler ciate the thought”? them away, especially to sit elsewhere, then (“The Good Wife,” from a barbecue grill. — SPOIL ME, you should not feel hurt. ‘’The Sopranos”) is 89. Cross your fingers, speak PLEASE, IN OHIO However, if you were up and hope Ronnie is the only one told to sit in Drummer John Steel of one of them. DEAR SPOIL: Your “Siberia,” your feelings The Animals is 77. Singer husband, the doctor, are justified. Florence LaRue of the Fifth DEAR ABBY: My may be a jewel, but after Dimension is 76. Singer husband and I have supporting him for 11 ■ Alice Cooper is 70. Actor Write Dear Abby at Michael Beck is 69. Actress been happily married for years, you deserve bet- www.DearAbby.com or seven years. He recently ter than what you were P.O. Box 69440, Los Lisa Eichhorn is 66. Singer graduated from his final given. Explain to him Angeles, CA 90069. Tim Booth of James is 58. SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 0128

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FAMILY FEATURES or many homeowners, aesthetics and function are the primary considerations of a kitchen renovation. However, before you lay out your space and start selecting colors, there is another essential factor to explore: the materials you will use for each feature. FIn fact, there are numerous factors to consider as you narrow down your options. Giving special attention to the material composition of your kitchen, particularly when it comes to the aspects that take the heaviest use – the floors, sink and countertops – can help ensure your renovation stands the test of time.

Flooring or bamboo. Plank width influences overall aesthetic, with slimmer boards Though often taken for granted, the lending a more modern look. Color is floor is generally the kitchen feature also a consideration, as you’ll need to that sustains the heaviest use over time. determine whether you want to match, Whether your tastes tend toward tile, complement or contrast your cabinetry. wood or another option altogether, there If something a little less traditional are still numerous variables to explore. is more your speed, an option like foot- Tile is an excellent choice for the friendly cork or a modern take on vinyl kitchen because it stands up well to may be more to your liking. the heavy traffic and spills common in that space. However, tile can also Sink be slippery and can be uncomfortable if you spend long amounts of time on Identifying the shape and size of the your feet in the kitchen. Ceramic tile is sink you need can help narrow down the the easiest to install but not as resistant options for this aspect of the renovation, to damage as porcelain or stone tile. but considering the abuse this vessel The latter options require more skilled endures, this is one place the material is installation, and stone especially tends especially important. to be more expensive. You’ll also need Classic stainless steel is not only to pay attention to factors like water practical, it’s also extremely versatile. resistance and texture, both of which It complements any kitchen and is affect safety and how easily the floors a favorite of enthusiastic cooks and can be cleaned. designers alike. While stainless steel’s When it comes to wood, one of neutral color and sleek looks work to searing skillets, and with a range durability and unmatched beauty. Richly greater resilience. Options like marble the first decisions is whether you with a wide range of kitchen styles, of colors to choose from, you can go colored to complement any countertop, or limestone deliver beauty similar to prefer engineered or solid hardwood. it’s most often found in contemporary, bold with deep hues, be subtle with Neoroc resists scratches, stains and natural stone but these softer materials Engineered versions tend to offer professional-style kitchens. This pale tones or choose a finish that adds fading and is highly heat- and impact- require more care and caution. greater durability and flexibility in classic, durable material lives up to dimensional character. resistant. Learn more at kohler.com. Concrete and wood are popular installation while the texture and its name. Hot pans won’t hurt it, and When your kitchen requires both and stylish alternatives, but their appearance of solid hardwood are it’s less likely than harder materials to rich color and a rock solid design, a Countertops susceptibility to stains and other its strongest appeals. Other variables damage delicate dishware that may slip composite sink will deliver. An option In a bustling kitchen, hot pots, sharp imperfections may make them include the wood type, which further from your grip. like Kohler’s Cairn sink offers a edges and spills mean the counters can impractical for a busy family. For the affects the look and strength. Oak is If you’re looking to make a statement, transitional style to suit contemporary take a real beating. That’s what makes budget-conscious renovation, there most common, but other traditional an enameled cast iron sink may be the and traditional kitchens alike, but it’s stone a favorite choice for this surface. are ample options in laminate, which selections include options like maple answer. These sinks withstand whatever also made of Neoroc, a matte-finish Natural stone like granite or quartz is falls in the mid-range for durability, to or cherry and specialty woods like teak your family dishes out, from heavy pots composite material designed for extreme hardy, but engineered options offer even achieve an eye-catching look for less.

Selecting a Sink Bowl Configuration Materials aside, there are many factors to consider when n Single-bowl sinks: Ideal for washing large pots choosing the right sink to complete your new kitchen. and platters. n Offset bowl sinks: Provide separation for Installation washing and rinsing, typically with one large n Top-mount sinks extend above the countertop and one small bowl. surface. This type is the easiest to install and is n Double-equal sinks: Separate bowls offer versatile often used with laminate counters. workspace, with the option for extra-deep bowls. n Under-mount sinks are mounted beneath the n Smart Divide sinks: Available exclusively from countertop, making it easy to sweep debris off Kohler, these sinks feature dividers half the height the counter. They are most commonly used with of conventional double-bowl sinks for the openness solid-surface, stone and quartz countertops. of a single bowl and the function of a double bowl. n Apron-front sinks, also known as farmhouse Accessories sinks, are notable for their attractive front panel or apron. This style can be mounted under or on Sink accessories add another level of function and top of the counter. convenience. Choose from a wide range of practical n A tile-in sink is specially designed for installation options, such as sink racks, baskets, cutting boards, in a tile countertop and can be grouted as if it caddies and colanders. Other accessory selections were another tile for a clean look similar to that such as soap dispensers and sponge holders aid in of an under-mount sink. cleaning and organization.

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